Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 29, 1945, Image 8

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    EIGHT HERALD AND NEW3
Thunder. March 19, 194S
Portland Mayor Has Praise
For Klamath Shrine Effort
Klamath FaU Shrine club
members, who are sponsoring
huge dance April 1 at the armory
as a benem tor tne roniana
Shrine hospital for crippled
children, continued today to re
ceive warm commendation from
state leaders In this work.
Mayor R. E. Riley of Port'
land, who is chairman of the
hoard of the hosnital. said:
"I want to express to you and
the other splendid citizens of
Klamath Falls area the deep and
sincere appreciation of the en
tire board, the medical nursing
staff, and particularly, the chil
dren at the hospital for the very
fine contributions Klamath coun
ty has made to the hospital."
He pointed out:
"This fifty-bed hospital ad
ministers to children only with
out concern for race, creed, or
color, the principal prerequisite
for admittance being that the
parents of the children are un
able to pay for treatment Dur
ing the past 20 years of its ex
istence it has received approxi
mately five thousand little tots
whore outlook upon life was
hopeless and forlorn. These
twisted little bodies have been
corrected or cured of their de
formities, and the children have
taken their rightful place in
society and become useful cit
izens in the various communities
to which they returned. We
have had many from the Klam
ath Falls area, several of whom
now are serving in the armed
forces of the United States. v
. "It is our sincere hope that
the benefit dance which you are
planning will receive the usual
wholehearted and unstinted sup
port of the good people, .of e8ie
i
'
:
MAYOR RILEY
district to the extent that the
Shriners' hospit"' will benefit
materially and be in a position
to administer relief to many
SCHOOL
Ml lilliln.l
M,e KIJ. j -i
News Notes oncf
By JUANITA SHINN
Tonight over Pelicaim at 8:30.
an Easter program will be pre
sented with special a cuppelln
music sung by ten members of
he
choir.
cappella
The Chicago-
ans from the
Marine Bar
racks will fur
nish music, for
the dancing at
the Spanish club
kid rwrtv be
ing held in the
iris gym next
riday night.
Subscriptions .for the senior
yearbook will go on sale in the
homerooms for seniors next
Monday and Tuesday. After
that, subscriptions may bo pur-
Si
i
more of these unfortunate
dren."
chased by ill students, in the
Krntor room, Subscriptions will
DC l.
i
Teen-age membership cards
went on sale in home rooms ycs
tei'tlay for 60 cents. Theso cords
will be valid until January 1
1P4B. Approximately 380 cards
were sum. Biunums may pur
chase card from the student
room at noon and after school
today. County school will
huvo an opportunity to buy
tickets at thu beginning of next
week.
Roscburg Man
Posses Away
ROSEBURG. March 2fl iPl
Alva C. Mursters, retired Rose
burg bunker and chairman of
the state fair board for 13 years,
died at his home here last nlclit
after a long illness.
Mursters, 85, whs the first
mayor of Incorporated Ro.seburg,
and represented Douglas county
in the state sendto from 1900 to
1904. He founded the Roscburg
National bank in 1907, -continuing
ns Its president until the
bank's sale in 1937.
BALLOT TITLES FOB
TAX MEASURES DONE
SALEM, March 29 (P) Bl
lnl titloi for the two tax mesi
urea referred by the legislature
and to be voted upon ei a apo
dal election June 23 were com
pleted today by Attorney Gen
eral George Nouner.
They are:
(1) Propose a flvcmllt tax for
a two-year period to raise $10,-
000,000 for construction and re
pair of buildings ut stnto limit
Unions and for now construction
at state Institutions of higher
learning, the tax, to be offset by
surplus state Income tax ro;
celpls.
(2) Provide a two-cent tax on
each packaga of clgurats sold In
Oregon, tlio revenue going to
the support of public schools,
raising an estimated (2,000,000
annuauy.
The legislature provided that
no other measures shall bo on
uio jnmnwuauoi,
Barsch Assistant
Attorney General
SALEM, March 20 W)-. .Cath.
ilno Barsch, secretary to 8 .
proma Court Justice J, O. Ball.
Africa's jumping
leap 20 feet.
hares can
Each village In Ball. Dutch In
dies' island, has its own "game
lan" orchestra and trains Its
own dancers.
fh SUN-GOLD segment
holds o rich suddIv of
vitamin C... tells you It's
Desert Grapefruit
. Taste on of our clean- 1
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skinned, golden grapefruit I
.., laden rich with
vitamin C.
Just half a Desert
Grapefruit gives you a
dsys pnmorw tupply 0f
this important vitamin.
Spoon Into the clear,
natural-golden segment
Good Rich Brown
Gravy every time
Willi WlUun's B-V, Hie uuglc meet
flavor, yon make the bei gravy over
even without meat dripping. Get
on the bread an' frevy wagon nowl
Uw B-V for (any hoi dilnka io
aMrkh meat flavor touuroiewi,
ratKroUi.ilullingi, sauces, tc. The
meat llavor with a hundred and one
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ordinary cleansing for greater sanitation. In millions of homes
Clorox cleansing provides an added protection against in
fectious germs commonly found in home "danger zones."
The regular use of Clorox, always an important sanitary mea
surers even more important today due to the growing short
- age of civilian doctors and nurses. Clorox provides the type
of disinfection recommended by health authorities. !' ' lot
emlyanefficientgermicide,itdeodorires,removess. ..oo.
fathroemil Germs eon easily thrive In bath
roomi. Theft why It's such a good Idea to
make bathrooms sanitary by using Clorex In .
routine cleansing of washbasins, bathtubs,
toilet bowls; tile, enamel, linoleum and wood
surfaces. Simply follow directions on label.
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snowy-white (brightens fast colors), removes stains,
scorch, mildew . . makes laundry fresh, sanitary. Clorox
also reduces the need for long vigorous rubbing; it helps
prolong the life of hard-to-replace cottons and linens.
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Dft! I RT'C WHEAT 8. 1 'k, V&M.IUJ, 1 t-ur. i., ,.
3 - kK I G'ont 3 for 29c
For every pound of Kd A V "T6 $04$ tVlS
t &ts get 3 red points bonus! jl ) j' ;' .1-1 , n l
Ul fat, arestm urgently lyM ' , WOle WHetf btmiTfCeSiT
needed to make battlefield , Zvrytm remambara the d.Udoui ttvot at Nabitco
njedieines and home -freot f H'L- ShrKldad Whait, rNi cnl tint can ba Mrvod hoi
essential. ' ' " " ' Ntbimx, Shraddad Wht s
! I till a.'-. "thm original Niagara Paljf product. EO
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VALUIS
Ivory Sooo
AH batar or bewakeld aeap.
Medium 6c
Camay ToiUt Soap
leap of beautiful woman.
Coko ........3 for 19c
Batter rausl Batter selections! That's Emll'i way of help.
Inn to mk it easier lor you to do a llltl Easter feasting.
Celebrate you should . . Etster is lb on exception to strict
wx -tlm nitnus. -
PREII ........ . 12-oz. tin 33:
A Swift meat product canned and ready for use, for any occasion t poind
RIPE OLIVES. ... ...... oint iar 2ft
Lux Toilet Soap
For smeeih ikln and youthful oro-
pleJOn,
Cak.:.i:.:.3 for 19e
Hi Ho Cracker
Dimpled n ljtity brown and
aliad,
Mb. box .;...;...,22e
Sunblest Medium slie.
SUN-BLEST. . . .
Sweet Potatoes in syrup.
CHEESE... . . . . . . . .
Mellowest 13 points,
STUFFED OLIVES. . . . . .
Senor plmlento ituffod, a "must"; for every Etr Uble,
. . .Mb. 7-oz.can 23t
. . . . lb. 37c
.5-oz. glass 39.
SIMONIZ POLISH. . .pi tin 49c
A perfect linoleum polish, restore and helps save tin
original luster.
Soil Off, qiiarr ........60
Sunbrlte, 3 cant .....14c
Johnson's Post Wax, lb. tin .....59e
Johnson' Liquid! Wax, quart tin i 91c
CARNATION MILK . . . 3 for 29c
Tall tin 114 points. '
Red Diamond Match, carton .,...., .,24e
Apple Ka Appla Julca Vt jallon . 59c
Cineh Golden Cake Mix, Mb. pka. ...27e
Cinch Spica Caka Mix. Mb. oka. . ..He
Tru Pak Cherry Preserve, Mb. jar ...,..36e
runer BiiKit Mix a'-lb. pkg .....a9e
BISQUICK . . . . . 40-oz. pkg. 32c
Perfect biscuit In 90 econd buy at EmH' low price.
r2jsisu.p.,.k' !,.hfll p",,d 40 p j5 s
rHUIT COCKTAIL, 40 its No. 1 tali tin 21a
E.Nlf- C- PEACHB8, 80 pts. Ho. 2M tin J8c
KADOTA FIG8, 30 pts tell tin 18e
8 c w CnANBEnnT SAUCE, 30 pts. 17-o. tin J8e
PICKLED CHILES, 24-oz. glass 34c
CHB hot wax chiles in vinegar, for delicious solnds.
8IWIMP. jumbo !,. 3 pt. ., .....tin 48e
rS5mS2FrEE - " ".-...:......... Mb. lr 33e
PIM1ENT08 ; , 7.os. tin 42o
8 W TOMATO SAUCE 8-0. tin i To
HBINZ CATSUP, sfpti. .;.,...., ..IZriVe. ' tic
HONEY. ... . . ;3-lb.qr95c
Pure strained.
WADHAM DICED BEETS l....,;..;.:,....;.No. 2 tin 13e
DSL MONTE SPINACH. 20 pt 2". Bias" 24a
STANDBY PEAS. 20 pt .. ". . . No. I tin 15a
S St W Bfo DELICIOUS PEAS, 20 pi. .. ......No. 2 tin 20o
STANDBY CREAM S1TVI.S! rnnn Sn Jl. 2 . 1 " f"e
ROYAL CLUB WHOLE KERNEL CORN, "' ' 100
points '-... Ho. 2 tin Ha
Snawflaka Crackers Sperry'i Pencki fW
rilllns but not felunln. , . .
2lb. box ..33c j J 3-b pkg "
: Libby'i Tomato Juice Columot Bokini M'
1oz. tin ....11c : . -
4 Nolley'i Tan Dreiln Argo Clou JliKk.
Olvaa ! to anr (raen Mlad. Beelore. luiw t
Quort ................39c lb. pkg., 3 for c
EMILS FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLE
Potatoes w"!I!l!
T...1... rin for
I 79n I vniHWV siloing
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BL.BBWlBBlr'aY .
Wln.c.H AsmiIac W..hln9ton F.ncj d 355
ww f rnYY Extr tncy a '
Pink Grapefruit u 'Jc
Oranges sunktit. fh oi juic
Asparagus All amn - rr
gMH,fS EASTER MEAT & POUilSU,
u,.28c
won
Rib Steaks ard A. t pts
TBone Steaks 3rc A. 8 pts
Beef Roast a . ...
Short Rib or Brisket Boil 21c
pnt as
Ground Beef .,,. ,
Pure Pork Sausage 8 Pomt.
We will nave a few foster Ham
Saturday
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
FRESH, LARGE GRADE A
mgni sis ana aualltv Inr km-
rt vwivring
42c
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