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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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iW'W"'2 fi (or M.'dforcl
if Sunday i"K"' .., Mr nrt
i f- r.... hn wl return
N Wl.. . ni.lv violin with
IfnS'tl'y Gore. H visit
I" ?r,i c nlly i""1 h"s m".ny
rrc r 111. mull' Kalis. Her
and, y ! :,.,., wlih tho US
? .iinnl corps.
sl w.V) i u.riiil uunncr on
P"n,m' ,hn him been
jmWr i' 1,,.,,...i,.1P11 Armv
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S J'35 Orrlmril. Ilogiml
rr'om KU,...H. U"lo Mvh
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gre,l Northern r
iuii-h in the
tile c :
r lgo lost June.
m.n of Moon There will
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roll u i 1 .""
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tier 21. I lhu Muo"u h""
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. College o( Regent Muude
rv ' ...III mmr-nt her
M'h.,,.P"rS:!,.-..f'3M..?Hl
Miccru, rsnirls nnd com
C clioirmen are to wear
U ExUndtd The senior
0 IIIC UHK
h has cxi-n" mi-
linj 111 Old runs uimi w
;tr l, when iney win oc
ind tnc procerus iuuku
iht treasury. Leave rags at
H S. Stone's, 2204 Bar-
L Htra-Zoru Miller and
I Luce were murrica nniur
Sovtmber 18, t the Mctho
.r.on with the Rev.
L Phillips officiating. Mr.
r.,.. l ....n lifl Immediately
She coast and thry will re
in Minhfleld wncrc Mice is
Lied with the Cope Arago
iter company.
ill Tor Prictlct All offl-
Lof tho women oi me
, im tn mret for nractice
ie Moose hall Monduy, No-
jr 20, at 8 p. m. Any mom-
interested In becoming c-
... miVA In attend this
t.nj for practice and to bo
ted.
m Los Angtlta Mr. and
Alexindor Lust. (Mildred
i,A irrlvcd here Monday
king from Los Angeles to
(for 18 days with her moth
llpj. Nina W. Currier, 112
ih.
iiu-Dlnnsr The public
rdlilly Invited to attend the
il biuar and turkey din
I sponsored December 7 by
I Klamath Lutheran Ladles
Dinner will bo served at
Enllit In Navy Juincs E.
Herbert, 'Ml, Lincoln, lleniHid
J. Currier, 1214 Lincoln, Del
bert V. I'uckcll of Kcno, John
It. Drlscoll of Hiiiiiniu and Mar
vin Lagan of Tuleliikc nil on
listed In the navy recently
through the local recruiting of
fice ii i id were sworn in ut Port
lund lt.nl week. They nro now
iiwiiltlng further order to nc
tivo duty.
Bon Ii Horn Cox'n Vernon
Ward, 22, on of Mrs. J. W.
Ward, route 3 box U3H, haa been
home on leave from duties with
the U. S. iiuvy since last Mon
day night nnd report back for
duty next Sunday, Ward was
home in Jnnuury of this year
nnd slncu that tlmo took part In
the D-Duy Invuslon of Normundy.
He in-rived in Boston and came
to Klnmnth Fulls from that point.
Arrive Here Arriving to be
t the bedside of Hilly King, who
inderwcnt an operation at the
nllsldo hospital on November
111, were his grandmother, Mr.
Alfred McCoy and son Dick,
from Blue Canyon, Calif., and
Aloiuo King, father of the young
boy, here from Salinas, Calif.
Billy is a student nl KUHS.
Wiiienback Picture
Identified In PW
Bulletin Sent Here
A picture of their son, SSgt.
Darwin Wlsscnbiic-k, was Identi
fied by Mr. and Mrs. Jinnes Wis
seriback of Shndy fine In u Pris
oner of War bullelln sent llic-in
by the American Hnd Cross. Dar
win was shown with n number of
oilier American airmen who had
been shot down over Germany,
but names were npt published.
17B nW Darwln ' at Sl"'"
The Wissenbacks were cheered
by a recent leltnr received from
Darwin s buddy who was re-
turnerl n, IK. r:l.u.l. .. ..I t
. vl. ...u v., .,.,,, ,,, a nnuii
time ago for medical treatment.
The two had shared their parcels
and the same quarters for two
years, and the WIssenbackR were
ImionLiiv PFC Charles
ijipman, stationed at Fort
ntd Wood. Mo.. Is home on
8-day furlough visiting hi
tf, Mr. mid Mrs. D. t . Ship-
HU3 wiard.
fit to Klamath Mr. and
lurry Baum of Korl Klam
Ivc moved lo Klamath Falls
ft winter. Baum Is cm-
as an ass slant at the nf-
f the tax assessor at the
tiouic.
rullouahTSot St.rl r.
t hammer, USMC, Is hero on
h after 21 months In the
rftcinc. lie is visiting his
Hi, Mr. and Mrs. n. Klinit.
tr, In Klamath Foils, and
1'jtr, Mrs. Dclbert Carr, of
liOn M.ftllnn Tl. A
rilon will meet, TiiesdBy at
w discuss matters per-
me noimay season. All
ri arc urged to be present.
Inn Open Surgical dress-
"Kimi at Altnmnnl ,n).nnl
I'orien Wednesday ns usual
""".-rs arc urged to turn
.flSIBLE LIQUID
-sroat succosifor
IRRITATIONS
'PllSii hls ,',y m"td that
. Apply y Ume , j
.trvio
Visiting Mr. Charles Pro
vost and small daughter Kathle
nro visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Holcns nnd family until after
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Provost
Is the former Marjorle Smith of
this city and I living in Portland
while her husband Is stationed
with the US navy at the San
Diego base.
Lesion Auxiliary The Amer
ican Legion auxiliary will hold
Its regular meeting Tuesday
night, November 21, at 8 p, m.
In addition to the usual meeting,
discussion regarding the Marine
Barracks will be Ticld, so all
member are especially urged to
attend.
Ovaritis Mr. and Mr. A.
C. Cummhigs, 1034 Auburn,
were gratified to receive a cable
from their son, Lt. Melvln Cum
mings, advising them of his safe
arrival overseas. The word came
Saturday.
Board Maatlng The Camp
Fire board will meet Tuesday
at cju p. m. at the chamber of
commerce. All members are urg
ed to attend as important busi
ness will be discussed.
Ltavi for Sarvic Ernest
Bishop, employee of the First
National bank here, resigned his
position today, as ho is leaving
to enter military crvicc ioon.
Visiting Hr Kathleen
Silver, teacher in the Mcdford
schools and sister of Mrs. Lloyd
Porter, was in Klamath Falls
over tho weekend visiting Mr.
ana Mrs. I'orter.
Visitors Mr, and Mrs. A. 0.
Samson are hero for several days
on business from Mcdford, guests
at tnc wincmn notei.
In Hospital Mrs. Mary Sacb
er, 310 N. 11th, is a patient at
Klnmnth Valley hospital, admit
ted rrmay.
To Hlllsld Roy Turner, 1811
Oregon, was admitted to Hill
side hospital Saturday morning
Approximately 6,000,000 wom
en wore In war work at tho end
of 11)43,
Nowtohelpreltevecon.
sesrion ana irritation
' in unner bronchial
tubes, muscular soreness or tightness.
coughlngsnnsms mojtyoungmothers
rubVlcksVnpoRubonthroat.cliestand
back at bedtime. And at once VapoRub
to upper bronchial
tube with it special JjtV
medicinal vapors 2i.
c nest ana nacK
surface like a ,i
warming poultice.
mc
So soothing, comforting . . .VapoRub
Invites restful sleep and keeps on work
ing lor hour to relieve distress. And .
m.i. i, ii.nnniin ri u . .
unui VAruKuo uivbs louthissr-
cialpenctratlng-stlmulatlng action. It's
tlie best known home remedy for re
lieving miseries mm mm
of children's lICKS
colds. Try HI . 9 aT?B ui
QEailkMDGIIiTOD
. i
assured thnt Darwin was In good
health und taking part in the
barracks' sport program al
lowed prisoner at the camp.
When Darwin's friend left to he
returned lo tho United States,
Din win was pitching for the bar
racks softbiill teuin.
Darwin's twin brother, F.rwin,
who made news when he escaped
from Occupied France and re
turned to liis base in England,
has been graduated from Marl
ana field, Tucson, Ariz., nnd is
soon to go on to an advanced
school. Erwln was given tho op
portunity to qualify as a full
fledged pilot following his heroic
escape under great difficulty.
Except for Iho 10th century
when Transylvania was an inde
pendent principality, the coun
try has been nn appendage of
empire.
Male Stone to Be
Tried Under Habitual
Criminal Act
DALLAS, Nov. 20 M') Malcy
Stone, who was convicted of rob
bing Hie Grande Rondo bank in
a flnvliiilit hnlrlun last Aneust.
-H.lps Nature Rell... MONTHLY
I n ma m m m m mm ttmrn
FEMALE PAIN
You who ufTer mcta psln with tired,
norvoua, "dragKcd out" feeltiiKa
all dup to tunctlonal periodic dL
t urbancrs start at once try Lydla
E. i'lnkham'i Vegetable Compound
to rellnve auch aymptomi. Made
eapeclBlly for women It helpt na
turet Alio a grand atomacblo toalo.
Follow Ititisl dlrectlona.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S uiViuio
will be tried under the habitual
criminal act next January.
Stone refused at a hearing
here yesterday to reply to
charges of the district attorney
that he had been convicted of
four felonies during the past 17
TODAY'S OFFER
to you who luff tr
years. Judge Arlle G. Walker
disqualified himself for further
action on the case and ordered
Stone's case to come before a
jury next January,
Classified Ad Brina Results
Bad Coughs
(DUE TO COLDS)
(DUE TO COLDS)
The first spoonfuls of Pertussin MUST
promptlv relieve such coughs or
money will be refunded. Prescribed
for years by thousands upon thou,
sands of Doctors It mutt be good I
Pertussin not only helps relieve
your coughing spell, but It loosens
and makes sticky phlegm easier to
raise. Sale for both old and young.
XxSrPERTUS8IN
NUNN-BUSH
Ankle-Fashioned
OXFORDS
All Sii.i and Styles
From $10.00
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
sicksit
STOMACH?
W1" i lo
Stomteh qutasy, unauy ind upwr
Quwt and calm It with toothing
PZPTO-bismol. Help, bring prompt
relief to lour, siclmh, upset stom
ach -sets to retard as formation
and simple diarrhea. Pleasant-tatting.
Non-laxative. Ask your drug.
t'tt tdr pepto-bismol when your
ntomach it upset.
A NORWICH PRODUCT
llMd'"i".0,ta 0w,V''. ton Cllil, N. 1".
j BoHIs Klamph Fall P.pii-Cola Bottling C,
A Turkey that will roast golden brown
tender and delicious. Every bird is carefully
selected and prepared. Every Safeway turkey
is tender-meated guaranteed to please you
or your money will be refunded in full.
No. 1 Grade A
TOMS
48
c
Lb.
No. 1 Grade A
HENS
49
c
Lb.
Nob Hill Coffee Lb bBg23, Ub3
Airway Coffee Lb; bB3 20c 3bab-V-8
Vegetable Cocktail "J
Tomato Juice Tl.Tn "?.
pt.
Hood River Bottle
46-01.
Town House .... can
Or. and Grapefruit Juice 8c
Florida 1 Q
. lit.
Sundown
40 Points Tin
i Valley Gold Halves No. 2li
mpi IV.WIS 60 points Can-
45c
58c
30c
21c'
14c
30c
Apple Juice
Grapefruit Juice
Or. and Grapefru
Sparkling Orange Juice
Figs
23c
Krispy Sunshine Sodas 33c
Ritz Butter Crackers 22c
No. 2 can
No. 300 1
A Hew way to Carve
Will your holiday bird bo carved with profes
sional skill? There's a simple, modern way to do .
it just as adroitly as do the smart chefs. The
drawings and instructions given below are taken
from a book "How to Carve Meat, Game and
Poultry", by M. O. Cullen of the National Live
Stock and Meat Board. Suggestion: clip them for
the use of the family carver! .
After the turkey, roasting chicken, or other
large fowl has been brought to the table on a
platter, breast up and with the legs pointing to
tho right or left (depending on whether the carver
is right or left-handed), the carver turns the
turkey on its side so the back is toward him. Then
he removes the drumstick by grasping the outer
end and pulling gently while the knife cuts
through the joint, separating it from the thigh.
ROASTING CHICKENS
Eviscerated ...... Lb.
62c
FRYERS
Eviscerated Lb.
69c
BEEF ROASTS Lb. 27c
Sirloin Steaks -a- Grade. (13M) ...... Lb. 40c
Round Steaks -A- Grade. (ISM) Lb. 38c
Ground Beef FrMh D.Ur lb. 28c
Veal Roast Wr1!!!! Lb. 33c
Link Sausage Typ, 3 Lb. 45c
Oysters Medium si pint 65c
Edwards VaT
Coffee
SM8 32arb-54
Sno-White
Salt
Plain or
Iodised
"Pour"
. Pkg.
Fancy Peas Sugar Belle Nn2 16c
Tomatoes, Solid Pack Sr? 15c
Green Beans Briargate ......Noc;n 17c
Diced Beets Del Monte
No. 303
Jar
12c
Corn Butter Kernel . c2 15c
Niblets Corn, Del Mail 14c
Carrots, Del Monte pied .... Glass
12c
Sweet Potatoes Taylor N,T3 18c
Cream of Tomato Soup H.i cm 12c
Campbell's Soups itlV "14c
Rancho Soups
vC" fj'IOUARANTIID miSH III
Then the carver places the drumstick on a side
plate, holding it upright, and slices its meat off,
carving parallel with the bone. Next, he cuts thin
slices fromthc thigh, continuing until the thigh
bone itself is exposed. Then he loosens the meat
on each side of the thigh bone with tip of his
knife, and removes the bone with tines of fork.
Remaining thigh meat is sliced off while still at
tached to the bird.
Slicing breast meat with the grain', the
carver takes lengthwise slices from the breast and
wing until wing-to-body joint is exposed. Fork is
established in wing, and wing is unjointed from
body with knife. Thin lengthwise slices are re
' moved until all white meat has been carved from
this side of the bird. (All meat, of course, is
placed on the side dish as it is cut.)
To get at me dressing, the thin skin under tho
thigh is slit with tip of the knife, making an
opening large enough to allow entrance of serving
spoon. "Getting at" the dressing is much simpli.
ficd by this method.
UatatatHlHA 8unny (2 P"' ,b' K '
Morgciriiteiib Pk3. is Mb. pkg.jac
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft
251b. sack $1.00
50-lb. $ 1 93
sack I
SWAN
IVORY
FLOATING SOAP
. Regular
Bar
SOAP
Med. size
6c
FloalS bar
PERSONAL IVORY, 20c
6c
iNVsr MORE
.a Nu-Mad CM. M9W
Mayonnaise p.. 3, 27c 47c
28c
Ripe Olives
Lindsay Giant
I8 01. jar .......
Champagne
Monte Cristo 26-oi. $198
Pink or White . Bottle - . I ... "?
TEA
Canterbury
Orange
Pekoe
!4-lb. box 22c
'2-lb. 43c
1 lb. 85c
IIIITC Larg-e Pecini
ltUI iblucbed)
NUTS
nuts,.?":!:'.
FilbtrH
. Lb. Tkf. 57c
Lb. pic. 45c
Lb: PKf.
29c
BCHllllT BUTTED "riy or H.wdy
Konana
Banana
Flakes
SM-oz.
can
37c
Orlna
-Lb. Jr .
HONEY . BEEVILLE 1-Lb. OlllI
SYRUP Sltepr Hollow Ffnt GU
MARMALADE Brook J-Lb, Jr
SAUD DRESSINC "S
OI IUCC 8toffd Qneen
UblffCv Loi Ollrti - ili-ox. Bottle
Lot Ollvoi
3-01. Boltlo WWM
QUEEN OLIVES
CUCUMBER PICKLES K.,
45c;
30c
21c
29c
23c
27c
13c
26c
Strictly Fresh
Grade A
Small Do.
CLOSE-OUT!
Imparted Vintage
WINES (MADERIA)
3 popular kind
ZS-oi. $039
Bottle
Bottle 4-
Once half the turkey has been accounted for,
in this manner and provided the carver needs
st ill more meat for a complete serving the plat
tor's position is reversed. The bird is turned over,
to put the mealy side on top again. And the proc
ess is repeated. Simple? Of course!
e.t
Uomcmakers' Bureau
JULIA LEG WRIGHT, DitKlw
for full value buy produce by weight.
AppleS Medford Deliciou Box
Yakima Spiiianburgi 2 Lbs. 21 $
Yakima Newtown 2 Lbs. 21t
Yakima Winter Bananas 2 Lbs. 18c:
Cranberries
West Coast Lb.
39c
Celery Goidn Hit Lb. 8c
Yams u. s. No. i Lb. 8V2C
Sweet Potatoes Ut s. No. 1 Lb. 8V2C
Head Lettuce CriP H..d. u.'Wic
Grapefruit Ttx P1k. Lb. 10c
Dry Onions Ylow D.nv,r Lb.5c
Grapes H.d EmP.r0, Lb. 17V2C
I yaja inMrTiTI'll
ifii 1
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IO MVII MONIT IN tHI PIOOY.SANK
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Will SI AVAIIABU TIN YIAHS HINCt lOR
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YOUNOSTia TO COlllOI, WIIH NO IINAN
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BECAUSE IVIRY WH BOND YOU BUY
HflPS to HAStIN THAT OlOBIOUS BAY
OI IINAl VICtOBY AND HHPS TO INSUBI
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BECAUSE UNCI! SAM UBOK YOU TO
Klia Ul THI GOOD WOBKI MAKI IT TOUB
OWN PIBSONAl BUIINII TO HHP PUT
THIS SIXTH WAI LOAN DBIVI 'WAY OVIB
THI TOPI
Ye, TODAY I The Time to Buy
, that Extra Bond!
The 6lh War Loan Drive demands
sacrifice from all of as, now sacrifice
that will pay positive dividends in
money and in genuine satisfaction.
Dig deep, and buy more Bonds than
you'd planned!
SAFEWAY