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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1945)
. ElOHT HERALD AND NEWS Thursday. Aug. 9, 1945 MIDLAND EIRE NEWS Sprague River , Mr. sr.d Mri. Clyde Drennan " t .. J PhiftfAr r ana iiunuy mm ,r. f U,. Cunav riilln0 With f Mr. and Mrs. M. Carnlnl and Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDonald. ! Mri. Phiefer now lives in Susan villa, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Dren- I nan live in Klamath Falls. Both families are former residents ol J SpraRue River. Mrs. Gloria Carninl Pisanl is 'there from Portland with her f parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Car nlni. She came to help her father ," during haying. ;.' T. Robert Carntni, son of M Ct mini, is on his way noroe from he European war theater. ...i i CMrv onH TVrlrlv St'.!'- are in Springfield this Wf t-'i visiting relatives. V and Mrs. Jimmy Huffman ancy, Bill Schmitz and his tl.-. , ters, Virginia and Vera, v ', jere Sunday looking after t; . property and calling on !,. Jimmy is on a 60-day ,Sr - gh. He was a prisoner of -;. i - jrmans for several months. L. Z. Carter and Mrs. Si ; Steritt were business visi tors in Klamath Falls Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ludwick and daughter, Pat, were in Lake view for the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Lovenborg and Nyla. Mrs. Ludwick and Pat remained for a longer visit and returned home Tuesday evening. Mr. Ludwick returned home Sunday evening. Pat, a cadet n enanAinff Vipr vnmtlon with her parents. She will re turn W) roruana una nccftc tn resume her training. Mrs. Coyeta Huffman, who is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byran Parks, was rushed to a iuamam nospiuu is improving and she will be aoie to return nome uu w end. Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs. Russel Kern an, Mrs. Kooerc weison aim Mrs. Jack Nelson were in iuam- tn i bus on weanesaay. Ivy C. Clark was able to re turn home from a Klamath hos pital Friday. He was rushed there for treatment for ptomaine ,t poisoning. One hundred and fifty-five 1 trnta vV arivnntaffi rtf the Red Cross chest X-ray unit which was here Saturday, July 28. Mr. and Mrs. Don Giles and family have moved to Lakeview. Giles is employed there in the box factory. employed by the American Box corporation, has returned to his 4hA Ampricfln ."Rnv rornnration be rjooRKeeper ior uie post ycu, hbs resignea tier pusuuii hwc. At present she is in Klamath Falls but will go soon to the coast lor a resi. mrs. a nomas was in Sprague River Tuesday Mrs. Orlan McCumber. The ranchers in this commun ity are busy haying. Help is K. R. Newlun was in Walla walla, Wash, wis weeK to visit his son who is in a hospital there recovering from a spinal injury received on Okinawa. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Haddock were in Sprague River Wednes day evening calling at trie j. j. Spitzer and the Ted Montgom- oirv finmoe SESgt Virgil Walker, who hge Kqq- Viaca f cnm n lima visiting his mother, Mrs. Ruth waiKer, ana lamiiy, ien lues day. Delores Jones has returned to her home in Klamath Falls. She has been here for several months with her sister, Mrs. George Crain. While here she was employed by American Box. The Criminal Investigation di vision of the Mediterranean The ater of Operations investigated 4987 alleged crimes against the government and recovered $1, 685,141 worth of U. S. property during 1944. Do your drinks get as FIAT as this? Then always use thisAcS Tin-Point Carbonation keeps drinks sparkling with life, to the kit ip. Ask for Canada Dry Water when you're out Serve it in your home. I UNADA Of WATEfl, 15 Fin dtpoilt Where there's.': ... . "im you'll hear- CANADAfePRY WATER Poe Yaliey A lawn Dartv was enioyed by some friends at the Rex High home on Sunday. Mrs. Joe Benedict spent a few davs at the home or her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Moore, in Merrill, recently. Joe Bendict is helping Vic Brown with haying this summer. Several of the farmers in the valley are having their hay haled. Louis Provost is employed at the Lisky ranch as a mechanic. He lived here several years ago. Delmar Kelly bought a new tractor recently. Donald Roberts has bought a new truck. Among shoppers in Klamath Falls, Saturday, were Mrs. Fred Reiling and son. Gene, Lasson Ross, and the Joe Nork family. Billy Nork, of Langell valley, was a caller here Monday night. Web Van Meter was a caller here Saturday from the Copco ranch, north of Klamath Falls, where he is working with Ken Doak on a dredger. Joe and Ben Nork went to Ashland and Medford on busi ness, Tuesday. Congratulations are extended by the community to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breighthaups on the birth of a daughter. This Is their second child, the first one is also a girl. Among shoppers from here In Klamath Falls. Saturday, were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nork, Mar garet Frever, Mrs. Fred Reiling and Mrs. Wilbur Reiling ana family. Rubv Kester called on Lucia Webber the first part of the week. Olene SSgt. Jimmie Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, has returned from Italy where he served as a gunner on a B-17 bomber. Jimmie will be here for 30 days and at the end of that time will report to the Santa Ana base for reassignment. Sgt. Sullivan flew in 25 missions over Germany. The John Marshall; have named their little daughter, Pa tricia Ann. The little girl was born to thVMarshalls July 21 at Hillside hospital. Mat. Ted Barnes visited Sun day at the home of his brother, Marion Barnes. MaJ. Barnes was flown to Klamath Falls by Cant Gene Grimmer. Both are sta tioned at Hammer air field, Fres no, Calif. Mrs. O. L. Brown has been confined to her home for several days due to illness. She is now much improved. Mrs. Lee Williams, of Arkan sas, is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pace. The Paces reside in Olene. Mrv and Mrs. Curtis Gebhart entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Clark at a dinner last week. The Clarks were visiting friends and relatives here prior to leav ing for Los Angeles, where they expect to live. Mr. and Mrs. Neal NvberKer of Dunsmuir spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Nyberger's niece, Mrs. Addie Peart. Jeanne Wiltshire and S 1c Calvin Bryan were recent guests of Ann Stevenson at the George Stevenson home. The euests were residents of Eugene. rne stevensons are exDectme Mr. Stevenson's niece, Mrs. Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embamtttd by loo fain teeth llloninff. dronoln or wshhlin when you ct, talk or laugh. Jut sprin kle a little FASTXETH on your plates. Thli pleasant powder fives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acld. Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Two tor One Screen Role 0 "I IffStf 1,4 Li4faA:. 11 law, 1 Hi 1 Judith (left) and Jacqueline Moore, pictured above with actor Victor McLaglen, are Identical twins in real life. But tney alter nate in the single role of McLaglen's daughter in Republic's latest vehicle, "Love, Honor and Goodbye." Pioneer Community Mrs. L. V. Gordon of Rose- ville. Calif., visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Nellie An derson, and with Mrs. Fannie Talbot of this community. Mr. and Mrs. Austin winy, 01 Merrill, spent the weekend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald ColwelL Girls returning to their homes here from 4-H summer camp last wek include Reina Hurlbut, Dar leen Wilson, Joy Simmers, Kath- Helen Everett, and daughter. Betty, to arrive next Thursday for a visit with them. Mrs. Hattie Calkins is visiting at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Berkley DeVaul. in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. John Schnar and family visited Sunday at the home of Schnar's sister, Mrs. Kowe Kinney. leen and Shirley Johnson. AU re port a wonderful time. Mr. and Mrs. James Kerns are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siemen on a fishing trip at the mouth of the Umpqua river. Production of dairy farm ma chinery and equipment in 1944 had a value of $36,000,000 com pared with S23.000.000 in 1943, and $22,000,000 in 1941. It is estimated that bees col lecting nectar for one pound of honey will travel a distance equivalent to almost three times around the earth. Mt. Laki Harold Dixon underwent an appendectomy at the Hillside hospital last Tuesday morning and is recuperating satisfac torily. Mrs. Karl Dehllnger motored to Eugene and returned Thurs day. Her sister accompanied her home. Mrs. W. M. Bond returned from Portland Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Byres re ceived a telegram Friday from their youngest son, Marlin Jr. (Buddy) Byres, who had Just ar rived in the United States from service in Germany. Buddy Is with a radar group. Ho will be home soon on furlough. Mrs. Harold Wlllhlte of Hen ley underwent an operation at the Hillside hospital this week. The Ralph Hill family spent Tuesday at Lake o' the Woods. Lucille Keady Is staving with Mrs. John Marshall of Poo val ley, since she returned from tho honpiUt with her Infant daugh ter. I A typical War News Center of a. unit In the Mediterranean the ater informs soldiers of home- CREASy POTS, PANS SMLETS CUAHEP a . Maty IT M V n AMERICA'S WASH WORD 1 town happening inJ lt ae.lon through bulletin, maps and lion in other theaters of opara-'displays. Dependable yw, Schilling VACUUM TACKID COFFEE r ;tjeot aomniix, WiMtHil-IIJJJIl'HiaWlI to bfinq out the best in every salad JXleo nno mellowed in wood sparkling clear delightfully aromatic uniform in strength so full-flavored a little goes a long way S7 t J A POTATO CHIP CO. PORTLAND OREGON Dear Customer: It is necessary for us to ration potato chips due. to our inability to secure sufficient fats and oil3 with which to cook. We feel that our output should be divided fairly among our customers. We' wish to thank you for business you have given us. We appreciate your co operation and your kindness to our dealers. It is our desire to continue serving you, not only now, but also when conditions are back to normal again. We trust you will be kind enough to bear with us until such time as we can deliver all the potato chips you wish. ... ' Respectfully yours, BELL POTATO CHIP CO. Emil's Have Everything You Need to Kerr Regular Jars . qts. 79c Krr Wide Mouth Jorj qts. 8c Kerr Wide Mouth Jor 24 plnti $1.58 Kerr Economy Jors !' '8c Bernordln Wide Mouth Maion Lids dor. Mc Kerr Jelly Glasses, Vi pts. 45c Kerr Economy Lids dot. 19c Kerr Reg. Lids and Rings, complete... ,doi. 22c Regular Jar Rubbers doz. 5c Kerr Jar Lids, doz. 3 for 29c Parowox for sealing 1 lb. 12c Sure-Jell Pectin, 3-ox, pkg 3 for 27c M. C. P. Powdered Pectin 3-ox. pkg. 3'23e Certo Liquid Pectin 3 bottles 48e PICKLES pt. jar 32c Sweet Mixed Joy Brand. CHEESE,Mellovest . . lb. 37c 8 points. CUBE SUGAR...... 2-lb. box 17c Sea Island cubes, BACK AGAIN AT EMIL'S, all you want of these white crytl cube. MACARONI.... 3-lb. cello bag 10c Shredded Wheat Children Ilk. tt with frulL Package, 2 for 23c Kriipy Crackers With erlp fumm.r Hlidi. 2-lb. box 33c Sweetheart Soap SllfhUy .crited and economical. Reg. bar, 2 for 13c Duff't Ginger Bread Mix Pkg. 22c Clapp'i Strained . Baby Food In v.gtablM. ma.U or fruit. Tin 7c Sperry't Wheothearti Cook. In Juit a f.w mlnut... 28-oi. pkg. 22c MJB Coffee Traih ihlpmtnt Jujt In. 1 -lb. gl. 33c Borden's Hemo Jar 59c Kool Aid 6 pkgs. 25c Swansdown Flour 25-lb. bag $1.19 I Groo ' 1 'c I W irLnm,," ' 55c I WATBitoFl Our t. iaol VEAL SPECIAL Fancy Milk-Fad Government Cradad "A" NEW LOW POINT VALUES Veal Round Steak 9) Lb. 45c Veal Loin Steak (8) n.37c Veal Shoulder Steak w t . ... .. .xb. 29c Veal Shoulder Roasts Lb 25c-29c Breast of Veal (2) . Lb. 21c Ground Beef Fr.,h ,0d,7 ,4) ...xb.29c Dill Pickles So 'each Quart 25c Del Monte Tomato Juice, no points No. 2 tin 11c 46-oz. tin 24c Libby's Tomato Juice, no points No. 2 tin 11c 46-or. tin 25c Del Monte Cropefrult Juice, no polnts....46-oz. tin 34c Wadham's Blended Juice, no points..: No. 2 tin 21c 46-oz. tin 49c V-8 Cocktail Veg. Juice, no points 46-oz. tin 3'oc Asparagus 20-oz.tin40c 30 palnU S&W tender, picked green, point quality. Velvet Chocolate Syrup 20-oz. glass 28c Diamond A Sliced Beets No. 2 tin 13c Swift Prem, 6 pts 1 2-oz. tin 33c All Prices and Point 8ub)et to Changes In Markat
