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Flnlah Tnlnlno Mn. Stephen
Hnlin, Jr., (Doris Koalor) returned
'i'urtaclny from I'hoanlx, Ariz.,
where oho hm been visiting her
huabnixl, who i In the army
thorn, She will leave right ewsy
for Tncomn where ihe will com
plolo nurse's training (t St.
Joaoph's hospital.
From Montane Mm. J. C.
Grove end daughter Bonnie
have returned from a two-weeks
stay In Park City, Mont., where
tlioy wore called by the Illness
ill Mr. Crove'i grandmother,
Mn. Muruiirot Simpson. Mr.
Simpson wai much Improved
when her granddaughter left.
Vlilt Hera Mm. John Hurm
and diiuglitur Helen have been
recent visitors at tho home of
her slstrr, Mm. Orvall Lyon,
mid fumlly at their home on
Madison street.
Baturn Mr. and Mm. W. C
Roso and daughter Ruby re
turned TueiKtiiy morning from
nnarhurg where they wero
culled by tlio scrloua lllnrsa of
J. l Hose, a brother ol w. i.
Itone.
Vlaltlng Here Mr. and Mm.
Del Bargeraon and young ion are
visiting here from hostile with
hi parent, Mr. and Mm. Arthur
lJorucrnoi) and other rolutlves
and friends.
Returns Home Curlcy Rob
erbinn, who underwent an opera
tion at tho Hillside hospital re
cently, haa returned to his home
on Neviidu street,
Courthouse Records
' Juattce Court
Cheater Allen Art hum. Void
fureliin license. Klncd $3.90.
Rnlph Albert Cumininga. No
PUC permit. Pined f 10.
Clmrlea Ackford Maatey.
Drunk, on public highway. Fined
10 or five dnya.
Clark Erneat Hnrkelton. Over
londuiK truck and trailer. $10
ball forfeited.
Floyd Edward Edmonda. Over
loading trurk and trailer. $10
ball forfeited.
Return Mm. Vernon Francla,
2128 Reclamation avenue, and
her daughter Sharon, returned
on Suturday evonlng from a
week's vlilt to San Mateo, Calif.
They wero accompanied on their
return by Shirley Francla, who
pent two mnnthi of the aummor
vncutlon thore.
MAIL CLOSINO TIME
(Elloctive July 14, 1943)
Train 19 Bouthboundi 8 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 I, m.
Train 17 Southbound! 7 a. m.
Train 19 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Medlord Stage, Westbound,
p. m. Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturaa, Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point 7 a. as.
eloeing at 7 p. m.
Lakovlew lirst-elass mall only.
Jolly Neighbors Mrs. C. E.
Scott, 2148 Hope atreet, will be
hostess to the Jolly Neighbors
club, Wednesday, Septomber 1
at 1:30 p. m.
Women's A u x 1 1 1 a r y The
Women a auxiliary to the Veter
ana of Foreign Wars will hold a
regular meeting Thursday, Sep
tember 2, at 8 p. m In the
library club rooms.
Apron Sale The Klamath
Lutheran Ladles' Aid will hold
an apron salo Wedneaduy eve
ning In connection with an ice
cream social sponsored by the
Men's club of the church. Serv
ing will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
Card Parly On Wednesday
afternoon, September 1, at 8 p.
m., the drill team of the Women
of the Moose will sponsor a pub
lic card party In the Moose hall.
Friendly Circle Mrs. McDon
ald will be hostess to the Friend
ly circle Thursday afternoon a
the home of Katherlna Williams
2024 Darrow avenue.
VITAL STATISTICS
BALL Dorn at Klamath Vsl
ley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
nn August 3(1, 1043, to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hull, 23:1 Broad
street, a girl. Weight; 8 pounds
SI miner.
WISECARVER Born at
Klamath Valley hospital, Klam
Hill Fall. Ore., on August 31,
1043. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wlse-
rarver. Box 807, Bly, a boy.
Weight: 8 pound 1 ounce.
STEWART Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
August 30. 1R43, to Mr. and Mm.
W. II. Stewart, Bonanza, a boy.
Wright: o pounds 7 ounces.
DREW Born at Hillside hos
pltal, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
August 30, 104.1, to Mr. and Mrs
Greer Drew, 1014 Lowell street.
a girl. Weight: 0 pounds 131
ounces.
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FUNERALS
GEORGE JULI8 McKEE
Funeral services for the late
George Julis McKce, who passed
away at his residence in Tule
Inkc, Calif., on Suturday, August
28, 1043, will be hold in the As
sembly of God church at Tule
lake, Calif., on. Wednesday, Sep-
tcmner i, 1843, at 11 a. m. Com
mitment services and interment
at Melba, Ida. The remains will
be forwarded via Southern Paci
fic company on Thursday morn
ing. Arrangements are "Under the
direction of the Earl Whltlock
Funeral home of this city.
HUGO JOHN FETT
Funeral sarvlces for the late
Hugo John Fctt, who passed
sawny at his residence, 1327 Sar
Rent street, on Sunday, August
20, 1043, will be held in the
chapel of the Earl Whltlock Fu
neral home. Pine street at Sixth,
on Wednesday, September 1,
1043, at 3 p. m with the Rev.
L. K. Johnson of the Klamath
Q Lutheran church of this city of-
ficintlng. Commitment services
and Interment family plot in
Linkvillo cemetery. Friends are
invltod,
Transportation
News
If the railroads are soundly
positioned financially after the
war, they should continue to be
a bulwark to the prosperity of
the country Is the opinion of
A. T. Merclcr, president of the
southern Pacific company.
Financially strong railroads
could serve the nation, he said
not only by providing efficient
and economical mass transporta
tion, but also by turning our-
chasing power Into channels of
trade through vast sums paid in
wages and through very heavy
purchases of materials and sup
plies.
ine western railways are
handling by far the nrcnte.it traf
fic load In all their history, and
this load Is expected to Increase.
he continued. Southern Pacific's
coast lines traffic for the first
half of 1043 compared with the
li rat half of 1030 show an in
crease of 168 per cent In ton
miles and 33S per cent in pas
senger miles.
We shall push forward until
the battle of the South Pacific
becomes the battle of Japan.
Aami. wuiiam F. Halsey.
Dflln Clay. Cincinnati nut.
fielder, was married In 1040 by
ma own grandfather. Rev, N. J.
Clay, at Montpcller, O.
Official spelling of Moscow Is
Moskva.
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CORN MIAL MUFFINS
lH cups lifted dour
ltttapi. tale
2 tbsns. itigar
4 dpi. baking
powder
1 cup Alberi Corn Meal
legg.beatan
1 cup sweet milk
J tbups. malted
shortening
Sift flour with salt, sugar, and baking
powder. Add corn meal. Mix egg.milk,
snd shortening, add to dry ingredients,
and stir just; until blended but not
smooth. Fill greased muffin pans h full
and bake in a hot oven (423F.)about 2 J
min. Makes 12 medium-sized muffins.
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wbnltsomt, fitte-flaiwid, fii-ltxlurtd"ju$l
right" or ptrttl ttakiHg mullit
PACKAGES FO
PRISONERS
OF
1
N JAPAN
The Pacific area office of the
American Red Cross advlsos to
day that all next of kin on the
Pacific coast who have not been
able to send a package to their
boys who are prisoners of war of
Japan because of the set-up time
of the sailing of the Gripsholm,
may have a box sent for them by
the Red Cross In New York.
They may wire the Prisoners
of War Information bureau. Pro
vost Marshall General at Wash
ington D. C, giving the name of
the next of kin and the full name
and address of the prisoner.
The provost marshall will ls-1
sue a label to the New York Red
Cross and a box will be sent to
the prisoner. The contents will
be different than the regular
food parcel so that it will be
more personal, but the exact ar
ticles provided have not been announced.
First court In Illinois terri
tory was held by the English at
Fort de Charles on Dec. 6, 1708.
An iron monger Is a hardware
doaler.
RQOEQ SPRINGS
FOREST FIRE
GAMP CLOSED
Since the majority of the boys
who have been working at the
Rodeo Springs fire camp have
gone back to school, this fire
camp has been closed, Klamath
Forest Protective association of
ficials said today.
The camp at Penny Springs on
the Greensprings highway will
be kept up for a while with
limited personnel, since many of
these boys have also returned to
school. In all, there will be
three boys at the camp, Robert
Benson, Malcolm Epley Jr., and
Walter Knapp, along with the
forester in charge.
In addition, there will be the
regular lookouts who will stay
at their posts until the end of the
fire season, depending, on the
weather. The dry weather of
the present time is especially
dangerous for fires, and the pub
lic was urged to use extra cau
tion in preventing fires.
Work this summer In the fire
camps consisted of repair and
maintenance work as well as
some construction work.
At Rodeo Springs the boys
erected 17 miles of telephone
lines, repaired other lines, and
did maintenance work on the
roads, putting in culverts and re
moving rocks.
Penny Springs youths built
about four miles of new road in
to virgin territory on Butte
mountain, where there had been
no roads previously. Fires in
this area were particularly dan
gerous because there was no way
of getting to them, so the new
road was especially valuable.
Next year it Is planned that the
road will be continued in order
to encircle Butte mountain and
tying into another road.
BRAKES AWAY
BERKELEY, Calif. UP) A
big bus became a roller utr
yesterday when its brakes
failed.
A score of passengers held
their breath as the vehicle ca
reened down hill at 80 mllee
an hour but the student driv
er coasted It right up another
hill. ,
As it started to roll back
wards again, Driver Frank Ol
son cramped the wheels and
put the vehicle in a front yard
undamaged. .
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LABOR DAY GUIDE
STOCK UP NOW FOR
THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY
ri Laborless Labor Day
H
How about a laborless Labor Day
for you, the Homemaker? Truly you
draerve relaxation along with the rest
of the family! And it can be done, you
know.
To make sure the dsy will be free from
rooking, plan your menus fqr the entire
week end so that practically all the
meals can be cooked Saturday. Holiday
meals needn't follow the regular sched
ule. With breakfast later in the morn
ing and heartier, too, and a substantial
dinner in the offing, lunch can be
merely a snack or left out entirely. Of
course dinner should be plentiful enough
to take care of robust appetites, to we.
. recommend the following: ,
IABOR DAY DINNIK
Old-faahloaod Bakad Beans
Hat Spiced Boots -Cabbaga,
Carrot and Oranga Slaw
taholt Wheat er Boston Brown Bread
'Buttar or Margarlnt
Applesauce Shortcake
Beverage
Ahead-oMlme cooking The beans.'
beets and shortcake can all be prepared
ahead of time so that most of the work
is done. Just reheat the beans for an
hour before serving time. The beets
cap be cooked for Saturday with
enough left over to spice and reheat for
Monday. The shortcake and apple
sauce can easily be prepared earlier and
united at the last moment.
For that holiday ah- If it is warm
enough, carry the dinner outdoors and
enjoy it picnic style. If the weather dis
courages this, then serve it buffet style
with everyone serving himself. What a
work-saver this method is and every
one enjoys that kind of dinner.
okas) beans can ba different-
Practically everyone has her special
way of baking beans. My favorite)
method is to put an onion in the bot
tom of the bean pot, then heap in tho
boiled beans, add sweetening, season
ings and enough bean liquor for mois
ture and bake. The onion flavor per-j
mealea each and every bean in a most j
delicious manner. If you want to be
different, try baking other beans such'
as limas, pink or pinto beans by your
favorite method. While they are h
season, chopped fresh tomatoes can be
ased instead of tomato saasce, too.
IVST DtSSNTS-If yxm want to finish
dinner off in a triumphant manner,
then look to Julia Lee Wright'
article in this week's Family Circle
Magazine. It 'a all about sugar and
shortening saving desserts.
: Sjewy Horn tm tiers' Biertsm
JULIA LEE WRIGHT.
Dtrwior
Whits Satin Sugar ,
Powdered Sugar
MR) Cherub Milk
Salt, Leslie, plain or iodised..
...S-lb. bag 32c
...1-lb. bag 8c
.tall tins 328e
..2-lb. bags 8c
Wheat Germ, Fisher's 20-ox. pkg. 28c
Flour, Drifted Snow 50-lb. sack $2.36
49-lb. bag $2.31
Flour, Kitchen 49-lb. sack $2.19
Dog Food, Pard Dehydrated. ...8-ox. pkg. 12c
Dog Food, Walter Kendall. ..27-oi. pkg. 22c
(4) Campbell's Soups, Chicken Noodle
and Chicken Gumbo 10-ox. cans 13c
(12) Heini Tomato Sauce Beans,
1 18-os. can 14e
(12R) Royal Satin Shortening, 3-lb. glass 60c
(8) Beans, small white 2-lb. pkg. 18c
Rica, Blua Rosa fancy .....2-lb. pkg. 21c
3oJl Sandwich a :
' BUY
JULIA Lit WRIGHTS
Enriched
White Bread
13c
lM-Lb,
Loaf ....
BUY
MORE
BONDS
SNOWDRIFT
SHORTENING
3-lb. jar 68c (J)
(15) C H B Catsup 14-oc. bottle 16c
Peanut Buttar, Skippy Chunk, 1-lb. jar 40c
Peanut Butter, Beverly 1-lb. jar 31c
Vane .....quart bottle 29c
Nu Made Mayonnaise pint bottle 27c
(4R) Oleomargarine, Sunny Bank,
Mb. pkg 19c
(BR) Parkay Oleomargarine.. ..2-lb. pkg. 49c
(4R) Mb. pkg 25c
(4R) Troco Oleomargarine 1-lb. pkg. 24c
(4R) Cheese, Kraft Velveeta, 'i-lb. pkg. 23e
(4R) Kraft American Vi-lb. pkg. 22c
Baking Powder, Calumet 25-oz. can 27c
A Br H Soda Vi-lb. bag 5c
Jals Rite ...! 8-ox. 13c
Elastic Starch 12-es. pkg. 9c
Knox Gelatine 1-ox. pkg. 17c
Argo
CORN
Starch
1-U. Pfca.
8C
LUX
Flakes
UH-Os.
'Pkf. " '
23c
ALL STORES CLOSED
la-aeon nnv
- sn aacurdav.
Walnut Meats Vi-lb. pkg. 48e
20 Mule Team Borax. ....2-lb. pkg. 27s
Concentrated Super Suds......24-ox. pkg. 23e
P I, G Soap small bars, 31 3c
(18) Peas, Island Belle, 4 sr.. No. 2 can 13a
(20) Beans, Gardenside, cut.. ..No. 2 can 15e
( 9 ) Diced Beets, Del Monte,
No. 303 glass .
(16) Com. Country Home CS, GB,
No. 2 can . ..
(19) Spinach, Emerald Bay, No. 2Vi can
(27) Apricots, Red Tag, choice,
Na. 303 glass
(10) Boysenbcrries, Blua Tag,
' No. 211 can ..!
(15) Pears, Harper House.. ..No. 2V4 can
(23) Sliced Peaches, Highway,
No. IVi can . .....
12s
15e
17
17a
15s
28c
IVORY SOiP
Larcj
.SiM
- 20a
BUY
MORE
STAMPS
BUY Whole Bean
COFFEE
IV FRESH" Cttee!
EDUJU1DS
Whole Bean
COFFEE
Fresh Ground
to Your
Order
Helna Beefsteak Sauce 8-ox. bottle 24
Mustard, Heins, brown 6-ox. jar 10a
Cake Flour, Softasilk, 2-lb. 12-ox. pkg. 26c
Marches, Searchlight carton 27e
Post Tens 11 -ox. pkg. 22c
All Bran, Kellogg's 10-i. pkg. 10c
16-ox. pkgs 15e
Pest's Bran Flakes .......8-ox. pkg. 9a ;
Grape Nuts ; ...pkg; 13c
Soda Crackers, Tasty . Maid, 2-lb. pkg. 28c '
Graham Crackers, Tasty Maid, 2-lb. pkg. 28c
Nob Hill Coffee ... Mb. bag 25a
Airway Coffee 1-lb. bag 20z
Tenderonl, Van Camp's . ...6-ox. pkg. , 9c
Dependable Filters ...... .....pkgs. 2 15s
Snowflake Crackers . 2-lb. pkg.. 35s
100 Bran, Nabisco . Mb. pkg. 19a
Krispy Crackers ...... .2-lb. pkg. 35c
SA FEW A Y M TS
FAflM FnSH PRODUCE
One of the most important war time jobs yon can
perform is to save every drop of kitchen fat Riaht
now put an empty tin can (lb. or more capacity)
on your range: strain into it every drop of cooking
fat you can't reuse: pop it into the refrigerator
every night until it's full then bring it to our meat
department snd we'll send it on to wag.
PEACHES
Buy Your Cans
TOMATOES
Yakima Elbertas....Ciata
Buy Your Canning Peaches This Week Sure
2.19
Yakima
V. 8. Ho.
V. 8. No. 1
l......Crals 1.19
Klamath poiatos....80-Lb. Bag Jta
Bsrilett, Box Medium Pears $2.3)9
49- Lb. Met Weight. Box Ex. Lge. Pears $2.98
11 Urn,
..Lb. VatW
jl TR Bacon Any 8i,. pik : Lb. 33c
,R Sliced Bacon . i' 42c
i., 7R Hams skinned. Lb. 36c
l nlt PArlr 17 I n
i at - a sotmi m
V MB i S
ateaK ..
I,R Bixioin X.D. ww w I 0 m m
iKjtb 9R Beef Roasts ,v 26c jl Cabbage Lad, solid h..ds
& unUl . " Brisket Boiling Beef Lb 17c
E m c ttart 7R a a I 4
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