October 1,
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON
Transferred J, A, Cummlnifs,
US army ))' corps, hod of Mr.
and Mm. A. C. Cuminlitji of
11KM Auburn ulroi't, Inn hcm
triiDxojred from Wiehllu Full,
Tex., whirrn ho Inn been tukintf
Ills pro-rilitlit trnliilitif, to the
Uiilvcmtty o( Arkiitisus at Lufiiy
ettoyllle, Ark, Mr, and Mm,
CummliiK Iiiivb J tint returned
from Union Crock wttore tlicy
Imvo iprnl tlm miiiinii'r nt lliL'lr
rnhlu. Cummlngn wit wnrklnu
t Union Creek durlnu the pust
summer.
: Moving to Portland Mr. and
Mm, Dick Guliino ol 813 With
inillun street Imvo bouiilit a
now h o in e at 23 Southwest
Custer street In Portland and
tliry will move to tlmt city tlili
Sntiirdny. Mr. and Mm. Jumps
t'oilock of t'rntrnllii, Wnsh.,
ijhjvo purchased the Cialitno
eame here.
Vlitttng Kara Vlnlla Flfleld,
duuiihlrr of Mm. Mnrtln Jintkliu
of 200 Mortimer slrm-t, in visiting;
here from Newark, N .J. While
on the went coast she also visited
for three werks In Sun Krancls
en, but in now buck In Klumath
Fall for a brlof itlny before re
turnlnit runt, Sho la a formor
resident of this city.
On Leave Uotuild Brldite of
the U. K. navy Ik home on leave
from Fiirrimiil, Jdn., lifter hnv
lnii completed boot training
there. Wliuc on lev he is Kino
vlsltlna Anno Oley of Berkeley,
Calif, llooniild la the con of Mr.
and Mm. Leslie Urldue of 1711
Wall street.
Raturni South Rtilph Wood
and Ben Urundln of Arcadia,
Calif., have returned south ufler
nilinit the Diisl week looktnii
er nronerty on the went Hide of
micr Klauuith luko with the
idea of cxtubiuihlnii a hunting
and finning lodge. Mm. Crandin
accompanied the two here.
From Pocatallo Robert
Sprout, flying Instructor, la here
for a brief lime, having been
transferred from Pocatctlo, Ida.,
to King City. Calif., where he
will be stationed at the King City
Ir bane. Sproat is vixtllng hi
wife and young on.
Changes Hospitals Word has
been received by his mother, that
Sit. Raymond Fuller has been
transferred from Lctterman'a
hospital in San Francisco to Mo
Closkey general hospital at Tem
ple, Tex.
Workroom Closed The main
workrooms of surgical dressings
at Red Cross headquurlera will
closed Monday and Tuesday,
vUctober and S, for repairs. It
Was announced. There will be no
night classes on these dates.
Transferred Jack O'Kcefe,
fireman 2c, Scabees, son of Mr,
and Mm, James O'Kcefe of Dnr
row avenue, has been trans
ferred from Camp Parks of Pleas,
ton, Calif., to Camp Jluenemc,
Calif.
Joins Hary Arthur William
Berth, 17, of 2859 AHamont
drive, joined the V. S. navy this
week and has been sworn In at
Portland.
Visitor Orb Campbell, pio
neer Klamath rancher of the
Pine Grove srctlon, was a busi
ness visitor here Thursday.
Accepts Position Mrs. New
ton Nelson hBs accepted a posi
tion as stenographer in the Cop
co offices.
Visiting Hare Mrs. Melissa
tQinse of Ashland Is visiting Mr.
snd Mrs. J. A. Mahoney here
tor a few days.
Sear's Corsetiera
To Demonstrate
May Morgan, Scars' nationally
known corscticre and stylist, is
conducting a demonstration Sat
urday and Monday at the local
Sears store.
During the corset demonstra
tion, Miss Morgan will present a
nationally known Hue of founda
tion garments designed to relieve
body fatigue and improve pos
ture. ,
She will be available for pri
vate consultation on figure con
trol problems during her stay
here. .
Courthouse Records
Marriages
fltMORANDE HALL. Will I a m
?tcr Morande, 44, box fRclory
superintendent. Native of Cali
fornia, resident of Chiloquin.
Fern K. Hall, 41, housewife. Na
tive of Ohio, resident of Hoods
port, Wash.
The ordinary practice bomb,
usually filled with water, is a
mere shell of thin metal equip
ped with tail fins.
Return to School Betty Ray,
daughter of Mrs. Stuth K. Roy of
Mulroso street, and .Patricia Sex
ton, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Sexton of Riverside drive,
are leaving next week for Ore
gon Stato college to enter their
Junior yeur hero. Both girls are
members of Delta Zola sorority,
Returns to Base Col. Eugene
Andrews, Instructor In aviation
gunnery, has returned to his sta
tion In Greenville, S. ., after
being home on furlough visiting
his puronts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Andrews, of 2420 Garden ave
nue. Kara for Funeral Lnaan El-
Hot of Aluca, Wayne Keesee of (
(Hertford and Jolin Turnlrtge or
Spring Lnke were here Thurs
day to attend the funeral for
John Bradburn held In Bonanza.
mam
I'fi'jpiilllfefW
MAIL CLOSING TIME
ttlleetive July 14. 1143)
Trala II Southbound) p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. as.
Trala 1? Southbound) 1 a. as.
Train IS Northbound! 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound,
p. m., Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturss. Ashland, Lake-
view and Rockr Point 7 a, as.
Lskeview first-class mail only
closing at 7 p. m.
Legion Auxiliary There wilt
be a regular meeting of the
American Legion auxiliary No.
8 on Tuesday, October 8 in
Memorial hall. At that time
plans will be made for the
district conference to be held
Saturday, October tfl.
Rummage Sale The Women's
Council of the First Christian
church wilt hold a rummage sate
Saturday, October 2, at the for
mer location of Tim's on North
Ninth street. The sale wilt be on
from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Attention All Loral Moose.
There will be a short business
meeting on Friday night, fol
lowed by a talk on foreign af
fairs by Rev. F. C. Wissenbarh.
and refreshments wilt be served
In the basement. AH members
and their wives are Invited to at
tend. Alumni Breakfast The Loyal
Order of the Moose and the
Women of the Moose will hold
an alumni breakfast on Sunday
at 8:30 a. m. In the Moose hall.
It Is hoped that all who can will
attend.
Party The Loyal Order of the
Moose will hold its regular Sat
urday night party at 9:30 p. m.
All members and prospective
members are invited to attend.
VITAL STATISTICS
KLUM Born at Lightfoot
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
September 22, 1943, to Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew A. Klum,
city, a girl. Weight: S pounds
13 ounces.
KNIGHT Bom at Lightfoot
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
September 28, 1843, to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas L. Knight, 303
South Eldorado street, a girl.
Weight: 7 pounds.
EDMONSON Born at
Lightfoot hospital, Klamath
Falls, Ore., October 1, 1943, to
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Edmonson,
Pelican City, a girl. Weight:
4 pounds 8 ounces.
HEAR
Rev. Duncan
McRoberrs -
at the
Bible Baptist
Church
Wlsrd at South Sib
a. W. Whsstlsy, Pastor
4 YEARS IN CHINA
la Over 800 BOMBINGS
BURIED TIMES BY
DEBRIS
Has been on every major
battle front. Including
Burma Road
3-Great Meetings-3
10:00 . m. 9 p. m. p. m,
"Salvation Under
Fire"
'lira
Tftii Curry 6ncf -'
li jvsi delicious,
Especially
With tfewt and fishes
Schilling:
tUY ANOTHf SOND TODAY
Your Independent Grocer Is Doing His Best To Bring
You nourishing Foods at Lowest Prices!
Fruit Muffins for Quick, Tasty Luncheon Bread
Muffins made -with fruit are a popular hot
bread for esrly fall menus. And so more de
licious muffin could one want than aa Apple
sauce Muitln with all the Uniattsiao; Ustot of
D9w apples in every bite.
Sweet muffins combine perfectly with sslsd
plate lunches or light food. They double equally
well as dfrt. The crisp, generous portion oi
golden brown crust gives them an extra share
of oven-fresh sweetness without using much ef
that precious sugar ration.
Muffin making has sceclal warm weather
advantage, for 11 makes short work el kitchen
tune. MuMlns may tie mixed and in trie oven in
a jiffy. The hornemaker whose family iikes to
est its muffins with golden butter er fortified
atargerlae melting oa every crumb has bo prob
lem when she uses e double-ecilag baking
powder. She can mix her muffins before dinner
end place her muffin pans in the refrigerator.
Then, iust before the family is reedy to sit
down at the table she can place them la the
oven to rise to feathery heights.
APPLESAUCE MUFFINS
H cup shortening
cup sugar
cup corn syrup
' ' 9S "
X cup cepietettce
2 case elited enriched flour
3 teaspoon baking powder
. 54 teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped nuts - -
Cream cherteaiBg ead eager together. Jti&
syrup ead beet well. Add beaten eggs. Add
applesauce. Sift flour, baking powder and salt
together end add to creamed mixture, stirring;
only enough t moisten flour. Add cuts. Bck
la greeted mattia peas ia moderate area 374
T.) 20 to 33 minutes.
Yield; 3$ dosea muffins.
2.
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Tomatoes
(.21 Points)
Ho. 5H Tins .
Carrots
( Points)
Signet, No. 1 Tau
String leans
Signet Beets
lc Matches
(10 Points)
Indian Rtosx
(8 Points)
No. 1 Tall
Rosebud
Carton ...
2"'2SC
3-29c
14e
10c
Campbell's Tomato Soap
(SB) jo,. 10c
Campbell's Chicken Noodle
4B)h17c
Wadham's Sweet Dimple Peas
(10 B) a C lc
Diamond A Diced Beets
(O B) 2 Jta. lCea. 25C
Porter's Friflii
Porter's Salad Macaroni 14c
Porter's Cut Spaghetti
Porter's Long Spaghetti
Wheaties
M-Oc
S-Oe.
8-Os.
-Os.
Sperry's Pancake Flour
Soitasilk Cake Flour
Biff Fly Spray 25c
Fly Swatters
Skippy Peanut Butter
1 Us.
14c
14c
15c
14c
63c
35c
45c
10c
46c
EreE!T
TWIN GIRLS GROCERY
KENO STORE
820 East Mala
Keaa. Ore.
WEST KLAMATH GROCERY
Weyerhaeuser
BAGETT'S GROCERY
Shasta Way
COMMUNITY GROCERY
108 East Main
LAPSLEY'S GROCERY
3802 Boardaiaa
LIEN'S CASH STORE
' Stewart Addition, Xentf-Soatt
MAC'S STORE
Merrffl Bead
DRYDEN'S GROCERY
1S42 Portland
EAST SIDE GROCERY
821 East Mala
MODERN GROCERY
P1 East Main - .
MYRTLE'S FOOD STORE
Shasta Way . '
FIFTH AVE. GROCERY
- Altemonl Drlre and LeVerae
ROBINSON'S MARKET
3 South Sixth.
JOE'S GROCERY 8 MARKET
SHASTA FOOD IIAIIICET
34 Mala
Shafts Wr
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