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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1944)
PACE TEN u j, I MAIli CHARGED WITH Bs a LARCENY PICKED UP &HOfi& ana anofis j HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Today I'm going to talk bout "no-iii giiti" , . . In other words, Christmas presents you can buy without having to iind out what alia the recipient wear . , . Which, oi couria, makes Christmas shopplnr easier. 1OU don't have to know a W gal's size when you give I ' her pearls or scarfs . . . JL So I'll tell you about those things 'I saw at Long's yesterday . . . They're worth dropping in to see about. Long's carries the famous Richelieu pearls that you've seen advertised in national mag azines . . . The store has single, double and triple strands . . . With pearl, sterling silver or rhinestone clasps . . . And they're really beautiful' . . . $1.80 to around $20, federal tax included. And there's a new type of strand that combines regular pearls with gun-metal ones for an unusual effect. Of course. Long's has - all kinds of costume jewelry . , . Earrings, clips, pins and brace lets . . . Which don't come .in sizes, either. A scarf would be most ap propriate and thoughtful at this time of year, too , . , You'll see wools, chiffons, . crepes and satins at Long's ... In -pastel shades and plaids that do some thing for a gal when she wears them on her head ... At prices from $1.25 to $2.25. Long's is at 719 Main Street. QalcelotiA, PRACTICAL gifts caught my eye at Garcelon's earlier . this week . . . Things that really are needed and can be put to use immediately will be doubly appreciated, of course, so you might as well be the one to give them! Garcelon's has mixing bowls, 3 to a set, for $1.75 the set . . . Glass and pottery casseroles from 69c to $2.75 . . . And glass cooking utensils like skil let (Si on and si ,79) and cov ered saucepans ($1.49 to $2.15), both in several sizes. If you thought that dustpans were unobtainable,, you should see the plywood dustpans at Garcelon's . . . Gayly painted and very efficient ; . . 95c for the short handled ones and $1.25 for the long handled ones. Garcelon's is at 407 Main Street. lawi State. I f IRRORS and pictures for II I Christmas gifts were III among the no-size things IIA I saw at Your Store . . . And you'll find a nice se lection of each there. The mirrors are of heavy plate glass . . . And very good buys ... In rectangular and oval shapes . . . Gilt-framed or unframed ... In many sizes, priced from $7.95 to $15.95. The framed pictures are all somewhat large, but there are half a dozen sizes to choose from, at that . . . From 15x20 inches up to 24x30 inches . . . Florals, scenic prints, modern prints, all very good . . . And priced from $3.00 to $14.00. At Your Store ... 721 Main Street. THERE'S no size business til connection with manicure sets, but it's a good idea to know in general what type of nail coloring the gal likes . . . Although all the Chen Yu hail shades are so lovely that you simply couldn't go far wrong on any choice ex cept the most bizarre. Currin's has two Chen Yu manicure sets ... I mean, two different kinds . . . One is in a little silk bag. and the other in a simulated leather kit. The silk bag, which can be had in black, red, purple, checks, etc., contains three pieces . . . Any shade of Lac quer, Remover and Lacquerol . . And costs $1.50, plus tax. The kii holds four items . . . The three mentioned above, and, in addition, Chip Chek, the topcoat to protect the lac quer ... It is priced at $2.00, plus tax. Both are easy to pack or to put away neatly in a drawer. At Currin's . . Main and Ninth Streets. Qit Shop. Howard Baker, who Is wanted on a larceny charge, was picked up in Klumuth Fulls by Sheriff Lloyd Low and Deputy Jack Franey on information from Shcriif M. R. Penrose of Year ington, Nevada. Unker admitted that he is a probation violator on a forgery charge, and that during tho months of April, Ma', and June of 1944, he cashed checks from Los Angeles, Calif., to Reno. Nev., including the towns of Napa, Vallejo, Santa Paula, San ta Maria, Salinas, and Richmond in California, according to Sheriff Low. The i xact number of checks cashed was not recalled by Ba ker, but amounts rememberod by him totaled $1678, the sheriff said. Baker has staled that he will sign a waiver of extradition to go to any city in California or Nevada that will come for him. Low has notified the pro bation officer at Visalia, Calif., that he is holding Baker. HIGH SCHOOL News Notes and Comment Center of Barry Paternity Suit f . (Afc'.t Telenliota) Carol Ann Barry. 14 niontlis old. unconcernedly looks over huge lfltnl lme In lawyer's otftc6 as her mother. Jonn Uurry, prepares to prove In Hulbood court Unit comedian Charlie, Chaplin la tho child's lather. ITI Tho ToustniHsliii's club mcl Wednesday evening t the Wll hud hotel lor their weekly meeting mid tin muled feature for the evening' program wiw "Ladles' Night." Wlvoa iind friends of club members were Invited ti attend Urn bnniiul, after-dinner eiilorliilniuent and talks. Subject for the evening was, "The Value of Toasliniistera In Promoting Heller Public Speak ing," Charles Van Dnren, Hur ry Steelier, and Frank Smith gave accounts un this lople, In addition, a motion jnlcWiro, "A New Voice For Mr. X," was presented lo tho group, llluslnit lug better and mine proper methods of speaking un Iho tele phone. A highlight of the evening was the opportunity granted the 1 EW things are arriving every day at The Art and nift Qhnn arH il' iinA 1 hard to keep track unlets 1 you dron in nrcttv rctru-1 larly . . . But I doubt if there a single item among all the : lovelv Dieces that has to be' judged according to the size of any person! D course, The Art and GUI Shop tries to please everyone, j and so you'll find a wide range of articles and prices. New arrivals j.ist the past week are pottery cigarette j boxes . . . Pottery salt and pepper shakers for novelty col. ' lectois . . . Figurines of all' kinda (including choir bu s ami , madonnas) . . . Decorative Chin- j ese soapstone vases. j Some new beautiful Tiffin ; crystal decanter and glass set have come in . . . And tome j exquisite pink and blue luclte bowls. By the way. yesterday there still were a number of table lamps at The Art and Gift Shop . . . 519 Main Street. Br JUANITA 8HINN The Irrthnira and Wildcats will go to TuirUke to play kcltMl! tonight. Student who (ttriulrd the bond uow nut- r-r - i i , mew tin aiirr- ' noon mere ea- ' ( rusrd at I 4i. ; " -jst' -One Body Too f 1 L Many" thill J 1 kbottt prraaiil jrt 1 rd lo live iu J fi I Kratrr will j be drlitrrrd tu tJ home rouma lumtiuw, trrr. xntaivr t!l p.. a nrn up in the Kratrr tuum l v iutk, to morrow morning, The aftmuxxi tielu1e fir Friday erm la U i my ttrry Howrt-er. Iim gfr,trxl tor nnnve titir m u romt thai o.n titrm, e4 tlm.l mat aMrmbly ill Im rw M ite lime dultng lh eilrrrMiun f - , , yet the tun it uM.i,.ni. . New Gas Coupons to Today On The Western front By The Associated Press Canadian 1st and British 2nd ariniesi Engages Germans in artillery duels: line un changed. ., U. S. 9th army: Strikes out again In-low Julich, capturing Vieehofen. , U. S. Ut army: Two divi sions uttack on both sides of Hoer headwaters; Schopho vcn. above Duren, captured. U. S. 3rd army: Widens wedge in Siesfried line at S.iiirlaulern. battles bitter rc iilanre in Saar basin. U. S. 7th army: Advances to within 3 4 miles of Saar on south, dozen miles from shelled Zweibruckcn, Palati tinto city. French 1st army: Pro re?et slowly against tough relstance north of Colmar in Vosges foothills. that they must Immediately mail to the board certificates of war necessity in order that first quarter gasoline may be Issued. If these certificates are not in by December 20, the hoard does not guarantee they will be Issued by January 1, 11)45. If It's a "frozen" need, advertise for in tho classified. article you a used one RIGHT here I'm not going to mention Christmas gifts . . . But a couple of things so new that I simply have to talk about them . . . Although, of course, there are lots of gift items I COULD mention seeing at Whytal's. The new formals for holiday festivities are darling . . . They are the kind young girls and younger women adore . . . Full skirts, sparkly and sheer . . . And priced from $12.95 to $45.00. Whytal's has brand new, fresh-from-the-designer coats to wear over the formals these cold and social nights, too , . . In the new hot pink shade . . . They have big raglan sleeves and mandarin necklines and look like a million on . . . 100 per cent wool, too . . . And beautiful with any color and shade except red . . . The kind of coat that will be perfect in the Spring over suits and street dresses . . . They're $35.00. At Whytal's . . . Ninth and Main Streets. Chiloquin Word has been received here ay Mr. and Mrs. D. Minato that their son, Cpl. Alfeo E. Minato, is stationed somewhere in Italy, Cpl. Minato is a too turret aeri al gunner on a B-24. He knows Italian and has been able to talk to several of the people mere, in a recent letter he said, "Almost all of the Italians are in rags, and begging for food or anything elfe they can get. They like the Americans excep tionally well." CdI. Minato was born in Italy and came to Amer ica with h parents when only 2 years old. He reports that Italy is just as his mother had described it. Cpl. Minato is a graduate of the Chiloquin high school with the class of 1942. There was a large bond show at Chiloquin which was given at the Gem theatre on Decem ber 7. Anyone buying a bond in the 6th War Loan drive was given a free ticket to the show. Myrtle Giles has been con fined to her bed for the past two weeks, because of a throat infection. The Chiloquin high school has more than doubled its 61h War Loan quota of $2475. Stu dents and faculty have pur chafed o-er SoOOO in war bonds, Rnd have sold $13,000 in the drive. Mr. ai.d Mrs. Harry Faenn- ello and Billy Norval were vis itors in Klamath Falls Satur day. Fred Markwardt went to Klamath Falls Thursday night on business. He is the owner of the Chiloquin Auto company. Burt Larscn and son, Roy, have moved to Chicago. They were formerly of that city be fore coming to Klamath county four years ago. The Chiloquin high school Panthers defeated the Agency Wizards in a fast-moving game on Friday night. The Panthers led throughout the game to end the score 47 to 35. The second string played half of the game, thereby giving the Wizards a chance to score. Gillus Hanni gan led the Panthers with 22 points, while Bill Floyd took second honors. The Panthers led 29 to 14 at the half. Chiloquin will play the Hen Icy Hornets on the Panther court Friday night. War by-products of the wine . . ....1, art inausiry, Knuwn crystalline substances deposited during wine mimu'is. vr. t ,n.tarln QIH and the various tartrate salts needed fot war as well as peace lime uses. stale hiehway departments alone are ready with postwar plans for more than $400 mil lion worth of construction protect. Shamn Willita, anotlwr of the trx, ball t-' ", u senior ptlitT e JiMrs Itauih. trra, aixl sUt tm Use rl iin. orcd quert, Hn t a mrrnixrr of the wtnliiy fwmmitw. nhe worked on Ihe KrlT ft-, lure writer, end It tnrl chair man of I'rjs rrjuwrt irm rr. Sharon b.n running lr a number of v-irt. fcfs'.h M Up, ami Intend to make that her prnfrnnion. Al the prcenl time she i employed at the postofflce. County Court to Select Successor To Representative SALEM. Dec. 14 (Secre tary of State Robert S. Farreil Jr., today ordered the Umatilla county court to meet at 10 a. m next Saturday to choo a suc cessor to State Rep. Carl Eng dahl, Pendleton, whom the court selected yesterday as state sen ator to succeed Sen. James A. Best, also of Pendleton. Dr. Best resigned hornncc nf 111 h-flllh. Become Valid j The war price and rationing . board announced Thursday that as of Decemner 16, all B-4s and C-4., gasoline coupons, will be void ns far as service station operators are concerned. On I December 16, coupon holders ! will start using B-Gs and C-6s. Truck owners were advised PASfTUMZED SKIM MILK ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS ENJOY INEXPENSIVE PRIZE - WINNING ORANGE MARMALADE It's Easy To Make) Anytime -With This Simple Recipe Medina Sized Onset ' I (2 lb: Slier J) Caps Water ," ' - Yi Cap Ltmoa Juice i (About 6 Umnnt) 1 Package M.C.P. Pectin Ltvtl Cups Sugar (Metuutei ready or uu) 1. Cut oranges In cartwheels with very sharp knife to make slices thin as possible. Discard the large flat peel ends. Sliced fruit should weigh 2 pounds. 2. Put sliced fruit In 8-quart kettle. Add the water and lemon ulce. 3. Bring to a quick boll: boll gently for 1 hour (uncovered). If peel is not tender in 1 hour, boll until tender. 4. Measure the cooked material. Due to boiling, the volume will be re duced below 7 cups. Add water to ' make total peel and Juice exactly 7 cups. 5. Put back In kettle. Stir In M.C.P. Pectin: continue stirring and bring to a full boll. 6. Add sugar (previously measured). Stir gently until It has reached a , full rolling boll, and BOIL EX ACTLY 4 MINUTES. . Remove from Arc; skim and stir by turns for 5 minutes. 7. Pour Into Jars. If you use pint oi quart Jars, seal hot and Invert Jars on lids until Marmalade begins to set. Then, shake well and set Jars upright. This keeps the peel evenly distributed throughout. NOTEl Thl$ recipe veork$ equally well Kith Navel Ornnr.f or Volen rial. When either tarlety In over ripe and peel It toll, use ,i-eup lmon Julee In-Head of Vi-eup. (lie tare lo diteard any teedt.) Tills recipe make 7 pounds of prize winning Orange Marmalade. niJT -mam! . 'mm "3 i" IjT' k T "I JKUV: .J1 l S&&kiZfc-SA f&.i. bet?1 Wi pCuucC ot&en. detciouA tAtnyi. you can. baAe. at Surma, with CmwiJ!faAftuf Flour Like other Crown Products, CROWN PASTRY FLOUR insures uniformly good results. 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I (ut ! n.ai in i i i H in in uniiVilm J For Warm Clothes For Those Cold Days REMEMBER The OREGON WOOLtN SX ft D E I'hona I UHC Main al Slh School Children to Sing At Rotary Meet School c h 1 1 d r o n sIiimIhk Kt'ollps mill Htilu n f "bnliy bonds" will fenluro thu Fl'lduy noon mrellnu of ltotury club, It wiih iiiinoiincud, Amly I.oiuty will present Itriidu achool unci Junior hlh Kioups In n Christmas hIiihIiik prouriilil, anil Mrs. lloso l'oulu'a war bond coiiiiiilttiio will poll "b u b y bonds" to ltotiirliin Knimirutliors uud fnthoi's. Mitchell TllloUoii will bu chilli nun of tho day. wives nnd KtK'xta to oxprcsa llu'lr opinions liefnra thu uroup of 43 who ntlumird. M KOenirL. - Ml'"' ''""lino n 1'OI'tllllKl, llll'lj (,, '"H nt'siliiy m tlu 3 m; jj'lf1 1 whu iimi'1'),'.'' Mr Hj'l rlli. I'illan,. if,1 be h, ""tll.t.b.a. Uu " ' II Schilling- J JPa C ... 'Wng fir c;,Tft'op22 ."ii" I rVtTy flrtlUl finer Coffee .mwmu. i i Mussels lOVi-oi. lln 28c Tru-Pak sea mussela for (hut nourishing milk chowder, or use it for turkey dressing. Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 98c All fancy No. 1 grade nuts consisting of filberts, walnuts nnd almonds. Cut Beans 19os. tin 22c S tt W fnncy quality 2-sleve cut green bears now avail able for that Christmas dinner. Tuna Fish ... 7-oi. tin 42c Fancy white ment Albacoro solid pack 3 points. S k W Big Delicious Peas No. 2 lln 20 Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas No. 2 tin 16! Old South Onrnga Juice No, 2 lln 21 1 Old South Orange Juic No. 2 tin 21 1 Hood River Pur Applo Juice PI. 15C Duff's Ginger Bread Mix 14-oa. pkg. 22t S k W Marmalade 2-lb. Jar 426 Libby's Apricots (80 pts.) No. 2 4 glass 32 C Household Raisins 4-lb. pkg. 496 S St W Large Prunes 2-lb. pkg. 366 Fancy Comb Honey 12-os. pkg. 396 Shrimp, wet pack med tin 356 Llbby Pumpkin 28-os. glass 166 Miracle Whip Salad Dressing pint Jar 976 FIRST OF ALL ORDER THAT XMAS TURKEY Early ordering will assure you of quality and slse and give u time to prepare It for you. EMIL'S FEATURES FANCY BIRDS. Oval Sardines ,5.0I. 15c Blue Jacket Sardines .. 3M.0I. Un 8c CHB Cocktail Sauce 0 ,.. u.0.. bot.29c CHB Fey. Catsup so pt 14o,. 17c Old York Glass Cheese 3 . 5.0i. 19c Sffl Green Olives boltu 24c Chopped Olives L.bbv., nip, , H ,ln 15c Shefford Amer. Cheese Q1 24 points 2 lbs. OlC Libby Tomato Juice 40 poln .ot 25c Libby Tomato Juice 20 ptl. ... 11c V-8 Cocktail Juice 30c 20 pis 48-01. Hunts Tomato Sauce lln7c 4 1 ", Kill bars 24 Wonon Oil rw s.i.j. tikii ?uart 52 Snowdrift 3-lb. glass 68 S & W Wholo Kernel Cof Vicuum Parked. 12-oi. tin 19 Bulk Macaroni 3-!b. bog 10 Swansdown Coke Flour rar Holiday Dhlnt 44-oz. pkg 26 Royal Club Whole Ktrntl Cotn ramnui lor IU Ttndtratu ttd Tar 20-oz. tin 18 Boil- Foods Moyonnoiw Pint jar 34 Snowflaka Sodoi Crlip, trh, and sIKhiir 2-lb. box 33 HI Ho Wofen Dallcmui, nourlililnl. WJi! Mb. box 20 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Texas Grapefruit Bushel Basket 1,V Fancy Celery IV Lb. . Navel Oranges Large . 10l Ri.. Lj . Apples Hed D.HcloUt 1(9 Medium 3li- Sweet Potatoes Potatoes Klom. Nolted 0m ft U. S. No. U " Quality Meats and Poultry Pork Roast lb-31c Boil Meat i lb. 21c Pork Steak lb. 31c Sausage Pm..tk; lb. 29c Ground Beef lb. 29c Chuck Steak o-.aa "b-300 Dill Pickles and Sauerkraut