Legislative Group
Studios Delinquency
SAI.KM, July 27 (I1) Thu 1"K
Inlutlvu Inli'i'hn eonmilUoo In
nluily Jiivculhi ii'llii(iii'iicy nii't
Iicit yfiilcriliiy tii oiKnl.o, mill
Heeled Kliilu Hcincst'iitiitlvii O,
11. DciiHMtiMi, Mcilfiird. lis ehnlr
lilllll, Ili'prriii'nUitlvc! J, O. John
nun, WiikIiIiikIiim county, wmi
I'llllNI'M MMM'tllliry,
Other cnminlUoo inciiilicrH uru
Kt'iiiilni'H Thomas (.'. I'lirkhmon,
ItoM'Inirn, iind Di'. Joel C. Month,
I.i'Iiiiiiiiii, mill lli'ijrcNCntullvu
J'mil lli'iulrli'kii, Snk'in.
DEATH RATE DHOPS
I'OltTI-ANI), July 27 !')
Thi) KtuUi Hi'iiltli liiillcllii ri'pin l
cil IiiiIiiv OreKon'n maternal
ili'iilli nilo ul Ml per 10110 live
births during the ' fli'itl flvn
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m ui hmr frit 'ii per I'uni
below lust year's flmiri', Infiint
rli'iillw urn 211.11, n M per cent de
I'lliii', which Indicates n HMft
I'ntii lower IIiiiii liisl year's ill). I
pi-r 11)1111 llvn IllllllltK lowest In
1 1 ii' slalu's lilnlmy.
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Mother Nature saysi
No big oranges but
plenty of smtill ones
this summer. They arc
miglityftoocl, too. Thin
skinncdl Sweet! Burst
ing with golden juice!
Buy n big bag full of
small oranges today.
Tor juice mid vitamins
your best buy right
now I Ask for Sunkist,
finest from 14,500 coop
erating Cnlilornia-Ari-zona
citrus growers.
EXPERTS TELL
FOOD
T
WHERE
"Home preservation of food
I in h prevented n food shortaHo on
Hie homo front," Mrs. Vivian
Freeman, Instructor at canning
school, mild In ti trlhuto to wo
men for their conlrlbullon to
the war effort, '
Thin year rood preservation In
morn Important lliiin ever, ahe
pointed out, demonstrating sev
eral new devices fur tlmii und
labor saving und sugar "stretch
ing." Canning school wan held In
the Pelican Iheatro four dayH
this week, opening with classes
In home freezing methods, and
continuing with three days of
canning demonstrations. Thomas
Onsdorff, unsocial!.1 professor of
tho foods Industry department
of Oregon Slate college, con
dueled the freezing classes, lie
explained method of drylim
and freezing fruits, meat und
vegetables ut home.
Freezing . units Installed In
homos after the war, Onsdorff
said, will not crowd out com
mercial freezing plants. On the
contrary, It will bring them
imiro business, because of the
extra services they offer in
slaiiKhtcrliiK, smoklnii, drying,
curing and Initial freezing which
home locker owners are not pre
pared to handle.
Sugar Btrttchor
Mrs. Freeman demonstrated
how the 10-pound cannliiK sugar
ullotment could be used for .00
ciuarts of fruit by careful mean
urliiK. Sho canned ruspberrles
before tho tiroup Thursday by
crushing part of the fruit and
healing to brlnn out the juice
which was used to can the re
uialndcr without using any wu
ter.
Meat cnnninK was of especial
interest to those unending. The
meat was first cooked, pork
chops broiled und beef roust
browned lir the oven, before It
wus canned, showing a fine wuy
of preserving surplus cooked
foods for later needs.
Pr.iiur. Cooken
A hint Mrs. Freeman gave for
use of pressure cookers was that
only two inches of water be
used regardless of directions
which come with the cookers
The limited water gives better
results, making It easier to regit
late pressure, she pointed out,
with less danger of it boiling
dry. Tops of pressure cookers
should be removed us soon ius
pressure goes clown, and defi
nitely beforo the unit cools.
Otherwise the cooker may seal
itself.
Substitute
Water bath canners lire hard
to obtain now but Mrs. Free
man suggested a deep kettle as
a good substitute, placing jar
serewDunas on the bottom to
raise tho Jars up half an inch,
and keeping the water one Inch
over tho tops of Jars.
Illustrated bulletins covering
all tho latest methods of food
preservation at home, are free
upon request at the home dem
onstration agent's office, Federal
building, Klamath Falls.
Hospital To House
Vets Of Three Wars
PORTLAND. July 27 W)
The Portland veterans hospital
expansion committee said today
172,484 Oregon servicemen of
three wars arc potential patients
for tho 800-bcd veterans' hos
pital here.
Chairman D. B. Cliown said
his committee needed 1500 more
beds for tho hospital on Mar
quam hill because facilities will
soon be inadequate.
He said there are already 133,
404 Oregon World War II vet
erans, 35,000 World War I vet
erans and 4000 Spanish-American
veterans.
Portland and Multnomah,
Clackamas, Washington, and Co
lumbia counties are the homo
arcn of 59,318 of these men,
Chown said.
VITAL STATISTICS
crinrnnv nArn . ntn-u- t. i.-i
''"'"' mm, vjiij,, uil Jllt.v u, iim:,
to Mr. und Mm. J. A. Seaborry, Modoc
Point, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 3
muicei.
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Friday, July 27, 1945
HERALD ANP NEWS THREK
SEES HITLER'S HOME
Willing from Salzburg, Aus
tria, Cpl. John A. Wolford Kent
u picture of Hitlers home,
Ilitrclilesgiidi'ii, lo Ills fiancee,
t -f r-veiyu nomer
He said In his
letter. "Oh, yes,
here Is u picture
of Hitler's homo
In the Alps. It Is
a very short dis
tance from Salz
burg and 1
thought you
would like a pic
ture of It. Ho
wus supposed to
have hud gaso
line poured
over Ills 1 body
and burned
H..UI I., fpnnl r.f
'-"a this building.
1 The picture was
W taken beforo the
place was bomb
ed; it doesn't
look thut wuy
now."
u,lr,,t'rl wtiu itmnlnvfr! nt Hon-
co before ho entered the urmy,
He has been overseas 18 months,
Ills parents, former residents of
Klamath Falls, now live in
Grants Pass,
ARRIVES AT HOSPITAL
TSgl. John W. Bowen of
idi v: ntli Klnmnfh FiiIIk. has
arrived In the United States at ,
the Valley Forge General hospi
tal, Phoenlxvllle, Pa., after be
ing released from a German pris
oner of war camp,
He was In the Infantry and !
spent 121 months overseas in!
Kngluiul, France, Germany and j
Belgium. He was wounded 1
twice by shrapnel, once in
France und once in Germany, j
Decorations worn by Sgl.
Bowen are the ETO ribbon, Pur-j
pic Heart with one Oak Leuf
cluster, Silver Star, Good Con- j
duct, and Combut Infantryman
badge. , j
His mother, Mrs. Clara Bow-1
en, lives in Klamath Fulls. He i
graduated from KUHS.
I
WILDCAT HOME .
Sgt. and Mrs. Arnold L. Vogel ;
have spent the past week in !
Klamath Falls at the homes of .
Sgt. Vogel's two sisters, Mrs.
George Hixon af 5201 Walton j
drive, and Mrs. Hal Neat of j
Weyerhaeuser. i
Sgt. Vogel has been returned ;
to Mitchell convalescent hospi-j
tul at C a m p Locket, Campo, j
Calif., from overseas duty.
He entered the service from
Klamath Falls In Juno, 1942,
and received his training in Ala
bama, Tennessee, Arizona and
California. He left for overseas
duty in July. 1044. and was with
the medical battalion of the 81st
Wildcat division in Europe, He
has been in three major cam
paigns. After spending the remainder
of his furlough at the home of
his wife's parents in Phoenix,
Ariz., he will return to Camp
Locket.
YOU DONT
NEED CASH
AT Soon-USI
PURCHASE
COUPONS
Tmt gn to itm Cruflt Offlfi
Jmt once (o ft a book full
of mil pom . . . thru ymt
njirntl tlie rnupnni Just Ilk
cnxli all tlirougli tho (tore.
Ttirrf'n no fun or formal
Ity, no afitnlnx lalm illp.
flmull (town payment And
monthly repayments. UlUftl
(tarrying cliargt.
GET YOURS TODAY AT
Your SEARS CREDIT Offict
llll
Bolter oblo to
torve you than
over before .
Kennell-Ellis Studios
U. S. National Bank Bldg.
Klamath FUli
WILL RE-OPEN
Wednesday
AUGUST 1
Established
In 1930.
We keep all
negatlvos on
file.
Completely
renovatod and
ro-arrangod
to facilitate
our sorvice
GRAND NEW SPRING-FILLED
CLEARANCE PILLOWS
Roomy Divan by Day FULL BED by NIGHT
Filled with 50 turkey
feather fiber, 25 crushed
goose feathers and 25
crushed duck feathers.
Feather proof striped tick
cover.
Regular Price 1.98
Filled with 100 crushed
chicken feathers and cov
ered with heavy striped
ticking. Large "173
zixi men size.
These Were Priced Regularly at 1.59
Filled with 50 crushed chicken feathers, 50 crushed
turkey feathers. Floral stripe ticking.
17x24 inch size. ,: '. ' : Now
l18
. .' Dainty
PRISCILLA
CURTAINS
4
49
Think of the comfort, the round-the-clock
usefulness of this modern studio divan.
Quickly converts into roomy bed for two. An
outstanding value. Choice of many new
styles and fabric coverings. -
Other Spring Filled Divans 59.95 to 109.95
Crisp white organdy with
self dots. Wide, full ruffles
and ruffled heading. Gives
your windows a brighter out-;,
look.
SHOWER CURTAIN
Shower -proof curtains In
floral or nautical patterns,
large 6 x6 size with grom-
mets, ready to
hang.
398
OCCASIONAL TABLES
Beautiful occasional tables
that are designed to go in
most any surroundings. When
you see them, note the qual
ity craftsmanship, the beau
tiful graining, the rich fin
ish and think of how much
beauty they will "VQK
dd to your home. Jf
DUNCAN PHYFE
TABLE
17
Drum table authentic Dun
can Phyfo style with claw
lipped legs. Genuine ma
hogany veneer top rim and
drawer front. Hardwood
base finished to match.
Change Your Night Life
With Sears
SUPER LUXURY SLEEP
MATTRESSES
Super Luxury Sleep "40"
Filled with fluffy felt made to our
own formula plus quality hair cover
with an 8-oz. hair-proof fancy striped
woven cover. Has tufts to keep cot
ton filling in place. Inner-roll edge
seams. Twin, three-quarter
and full sizes.
37-
" Super Luxury Sleep "30"
Beautiful damask cover enhances the
"30" deep sidewall, Swiss loom
border, French seam inner roll edge,
button tuft, bound handles. Filled
. with the famous Sears Searesta form
ula felt. Twin, three
quarters, and full sizes.
29w
30x78" Comfortable
VILLAGE
COUCH
39
95
Regular Clearance
Price Price
2-pc Living
Room Suite 249.95 219.00
2-pc. Living
Room Suite 199.95 167.83
Baby
Carriage
18.95 14.88
A couch, by day, a bed
by night ... so practi
cal forniodcrn compact
living., Full coil baso
with matching mattress.
A.C.A, licking, See this
couch now. i
Cribs,
Full Size 14.95 10.00
Bridge Lamps 9 9- a qq
Maple Finish '
Baby Crib 24.95 18.88
Full Panel, Steel Spring.
Pictures
5.95 3.44
3.49 1.78
Rollaway mmt
Bed 24.95 19.88
With Mattress Complete.
Mirrors
WS
.98
1 33 So. 8th
PHONE 5188
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