Herald and news., March 22, 1946, Page 5, Image 5

ir ..rat C
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1' . ..,111 r
K he will cntor thu United
P. ho will remain tint I July
, .-Pvt, Elmer Blrlt ar-
"7 VnhlllO XrOIIl Su" l''r""'
I ,tCtk twn Amherst,
K ! niirenta, Mr. mid Mrs.
II o UI'1" J11"1
iVitcollrgoiind IsnowtMi
I" Military ticiuiemy it, wcsi
l?H liol'l" l'10 prlnuipul
,,.it lo tlio uwtuomy from
StinA Oregon congressional
ticl.
Mr. unci Mm,
Eh R Vox of Fresno, Cullf.,
F. aof their first child a
Ser. born M"lm Vc 1110
irl lui.1 been named Susan
. l mm. Fox Is tlio former
" rnrdeii of thin city, sister
tf u S Ualontlnc. Thin
un n u 1 e n 1 1 1) o unci
6UII""V. Ann nlnn In
,SCX. r","--' ,
,lor Kresno to upend seven
llh relatives unu 11117 win
'!'., mr n brief tlmu in San
& and Snurunionto.
. ..1.11 T.t TlnlnrlH P.
Iiwrrcll left fr 'l'iele
5T. "brief vlHlt with Mrs.
llr "... J.fftl r Un.Mn
S h resident with 22 yenr
W? ...... ,.. hn 1m rimiii.ninif
u now stullunt'd ut Terml-
lilind.
L.tcnt Mi, find Mm. I.iiw.
f'nivv isTr
feuy. The lilrkH luivo pur-
kind Ul" , l'"""'""! ...MllW
Unnr.ttnii.i w)uru thev
VJtildo after April 20.
L OAvllnnrl-Mr. find Mm.
L S. Benson of I'orlliind vis-
Ljievcrnl iinys "lis ween witn
r.nti Mi iinrl Mm. Kin.
L Benson. 1843 Esplanade.
m llcutenuni coionei in
.Mw nlr fnrro hofnrn helm.'
bufged recently.
Vta Service Van R. Thome,
SUmalli rans, rewrnca to
dvlllan occupation as Great
fctbern tlmcKecpcr i o a a y.
Ln waj recently discharged
Eriervlng with the army air
Mum From School Mary
tlx Sexton, daughter of Mr.
li Un. trunk Sexton of iia
Rivtrslde, nrrlvccl homo this
irning on spring vacation from
University ol uregon wncro
III first-year student.
Kippr Hour Club Tho Hap-
Hour club will meet with
lW. J. Stcinmctz, 741 Wal-
l Tuesday, March 2(1, at 2
OBITUARIES
CUftTM I. K M ON CltAlO
i union Lralif. rtMldent or Ban
milno, Calif., iuMrd away m (Ho
l0( hit ililcr. Mr. II. W. )lodfo,
Ml. Cullf., on Thtintluy, March 21,
IIB:U ft. ni. folldWIiiH flu llhtoRB
Mi mki, 11b war imtivo of Kail
kNtb.. Hid Mi (ho tuna ot hu tltain
kmiw yenrt 2 months and 20 Uo.
mat ir hu wife, Mr, Mary Ann
Kthrtt dutixhler. Nln, enrol Dcaii
I Urtnt; hu mo I her, Mrs, Nollle
WW Of MnyrttJi, Knni.; two Utir,
Mt lletinlttitcr of Ketorvc, Kntu.,
I Hn, H. W. Hodf(t- uf iSilrhike,
onv brother, Htwrry Crnitf of
Mta, Kin. Tho rcmaim rel In the
P Itjillock Kuncml Homo. Pino (
, whert ftirniU my call. Notlro
twrtl to bo Announced in thtm Uuc
u,0" Furlounh-Pirc Lawrence
W. bcotL 111 a,,., 0f Mr and MrH.
wulliii SfiiH itfin rii.ii.. i.. i
......... ... IH ,Unlo
on furlougli from Ciinip HoburlH,
w....... nurio nu m comp uted
l a him in. ii In
. . nu win ru-
port to tort Old, Calif , for over-
uuijr inumi zii. Young Scott
wjw Kruduulcd from KU1IS In
Grand Council All glrlo pur.
tlelpatlng tho Cump forc
grand council flic are rwiuented
!?,ii if "l, y;lern Memorial
bu ldlng at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
i i"y: UL,H "ro asked to at
tend at 8 p. in.
Broadcait Tho special 34th
birthday anniversary broadcast
honoring (Jump Klro will ho
heard at 2:;i0 p. ,. Saturday
over KKJI. K,,l0 Cantor, ,hZ
HerH Ujlt and other personalities
will take part.
Apron Sale The rtebekali So
cial cluu Is sponsoring u home-
....nu npiuii hjii,. uioiiu vv 1 1 It a
riiminiige sale Saturday at 118 S.
7lh, former location of the Cum
mings I- nr Shop. Tho sale will
open at a. m.
In HoiDltul r.nr'IM.. .,.i
the KUIIS faculty, had surgery
on one foot at Klamath Valley
hospital. She Is reported doing
nicely.
Ill At Homo Mrs. Wilbur
Jones, well known Klamntli
tal s matron, is ill at her home
" H Kb reel suffering from un
attack of Influenza.
CAHD OF THANKS
wo wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
tho acts of kindness, tho mess
ages of sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings for our beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. J. P. Plunkclt,
and Children.
ALRKRT l.altflV ('liniHTV
Atrt Lcllny Uhrlr.lv. m rnalilrnt of
juts County, Orrmin lor tho lul 3a
f. miu iur ma inr.1 ill yearn in ma
WT lervtce at Ktamath Agency,
lwiy at Callmuri Ilulta on 'I'liuri
Much at, luill t 12M p. in. ol
nw brief lllneu. Jlo war, native
WU, Ore , and at tli tlino ot hi.
pnuaiirii 47 yean. II mnntlia and
m burvlvlnil art) hlr, wile. Mri.
' ChrUty f Klamath Ailency,
I: tvn u..,. wnn.... if ..... lit....
&ir; lour Uaimlileri.'Mn,. Shirley
1 SOrnlhan nl llmi.l.,,. T.v Murv
Ina Clnlro and Slmrnn la
01 KlAiimlh Aucncy; Ihreo hrotti
W. of KUi.tBti. Pnii. r I. nl
T. CHI., and V. II. Chrlity of
f: four tulrra, Mri. Clara SihmlUl
j"no. tnlll., Mri. Mario Ullkwooil
'" Alio, Cullf., Mra. Mabel I.lruUi.y
P ol Klmiialh Knllo, Ore. The ro
g In tho Earl Whlllnck Kuncrnl
P-'Int tt Sixth, where frlenilo may
F oiler 3 . u..n.,..., Ki.i,.. nr
l 10 bo announced at a later date.
FUNERAL
L CWTIS I.RMON tmAio 0
poioj ervlcr for the Into Curtis
C I., m, n,i,i..u u..:u i ii,.ui
fflnl brief lUniir.il will !' hold
,1 H.ur' U. r.iiri vvniiiocK r u-
. '.:Pim "l 81", Bnturdny,
2 JDv "l H a P. m. with the Hev!
f PhlUlpo. pii.ior of tho Klrat
MJIil church of tills rlly offlclnllna.
Snl servlcos anil llltorment
CMo?"",, P"rk, Metlford, Ore.,
iMnrch lis, 1IHI1.
PHOTOS
Taken Tn Vniiv UAt-M
Rldfon. Grrjlina. WArlrlinna.
Commercial Work '
RllPi'C
(Ml Main Phono 358B
ate eJf&te!
CAN'T BUST 'EM'
OVERALLS
and
JEANS
B'bOyerall
Wqi$t Overalls
Corpentor Ovoralli
frisko Black Jnnn.
ll.
nonallj
HARDY'S
STORE FOR MEN
820 Main
'1
-HIBBS-
Clothing Co.
New Location
will bo
Former K. Sugorman
Store
537 Main
MONDAY
Vets To Get
On-The-Job
Training
Oregon's cx-scrvlcomen are
told how to gel started In on-the-job
training under the GI bill
of rights in a four-pago bulletin
prepared and released by the de
partment of veterans' affairs,
Director Hugh 12. Ilosson an
nounced today.
The nrOCCdlirn llm vr.l.eon fnl.
lows in order lo receive tho
training subsistence allowances
granted him during his period of
euiiiuiK in un occupation is set
forth concisely in the bulletin.
Eligibility
The vcte run Ir nrlulurirl in mr.
tlfy his eligibility for Job-training
with the veterans administration
as carlv as nnsslhln to nvnlri tin.
lays In drawing his allowances
once lie has obtained a iob under
tho program. Ilia, next step is
lo contact his local apprentice
cooniinaior 10 arrange a training
schedule and related studies, the
bulletin says.
It cautions, however, that
government luntls provided
under this nrouram are not in
tended as a dole for tho veteran
nor as a means whereby the em
ployer gets cheap labor at gov
ernment expense. These funds
arc Intended to train the veteran
for his own future security as
wen as to provide industry with
skilled men."
Oregon's 24 apprentice coun
cil coordinators, working
through Ihe department of vo
cational education, are listed.
The bulletin is being mailed to
county service officers, all vet
erans' organizations, and local
selective service boards.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
College
1 Education
- essential tedsy
:x ft. than ever
A College
Policy ii tho
aniwer for your child
PAUL A. LEE
Phono 7777 111 N. 9th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
9 r I
At Sea
Billlc Joe Plu-lus vlsllcrl tils
mother, Mrs. L. Ford, 2425
Hope, after.
completing
navy boot train
ing In San
Diego recently.
-in r n I I . r n ri
throuKh the lo f
cal recrulllnif
rl ri u W
wiiut; luueiliuer
o, 1U40, and in
now asslEned to
sea duty.
R ! I MM. TSrlrla U.m. JTh 1
. unu
Mm. nv H M Knl.,1,1 ...!..
weds, were guests of his' mother,
mm, jiiiu parson, OIH willow,
nun. lllut llnnlr,.n,l Tkn., 1..r.
....bnu.iu. i.kivy lull ml
Medford for a visit before re
turning 10 ineir nome In Sacra
mento. Knight was recently dis-
unuigvu xluiii service.
Canton C r a t r Chevaliers
and ladies of Canton Crater 7
will meet in the IOOF hall Mon
day at 8 p. m. to practice for inspection.
Investment
Firm To Open
Sloan and Wilcox company,
Investment securities dealers, an
nounce the opening of a branch
office in Klamath Falls with ap
pointment of Ralph R. Macart
ney Jr., as resident manager.
Sloan and Wilcox have been in
the security business in Portland
for tho past 17 years and have
had a wide experience in the in
vestment field. Donald P. Sloan,
president, is known both as a
successful securities dealer and
world traveler-lecturer. ,
He has snent the nast vear on
business in South America and
has given numerous talks before
colleges and civic bodies on so
cial and economic conditions in
that country. Sloan plans a trip
to England and the continent
this year to study readjustment
problems.
Macartney is well known In
A g!ftB
CM) Qd fffriiifti) Q,
Desert Grapefruit is firm
and heavy . . . filled to bursting
with luscious juice. Inside the
bright, protective akin are
golden segments of eun-fla-vorcd
goodness.
And that's not all I Thia
tangy, full-bodied fruit is extra
blesBed with the Vitamin C
you need for good health.
So get your vitamins
thia delicious way. You
can enjoy Desert Grape
fruit often, because it
makes ouch deliciouB sal
ads. ..such tempting appe
tizers . . . and of course such a
wonderful breakfast "waker
upper". Desert Grapefruit Industry,
746 South Central Avenue, Los
Angeles 21, California.
ARIZONA-CALIFORNIA
Si-
Grapefruit
siesoorllissl)liuij
Recipe winners
by Martha Hunt
gredlentSi Stir just enough to mix well, and spread in
shallow pan. Sprinkle batter with mixture ol 2 table'
spoons sugar and H teaspoon cinnamon, and dot with
one tablespoon butter. Bake in moderately quick oven
(400 degrees) 20 to 25. minutes or until done. Serve
your favorite way of using some Albcra product
will bring you 15.00, if we print it. Address Albert
Milling Company, 1060 Stuart Bldg., Dept. 9N,
Seattle I, Wash.
Hl sr- Mir
. Vta-hh yi quick COFFEI CAKI
I twm?mmi (from Mr: O. A. Nese, 334M West Bertoiid,
5wtfi, Wash.)
IH eupa Albera Flapjack 1 egg
- & Waffle Flour cup milk
IxVf 'TAl leospoori cinnamon melted ahoftenlng
Mlll.dlrom L&uHUm . , . n ,,i
Spoilol Cora K7 y. yy Sift four with sugar and cinnamon, leat egg, add milK,
iwi.1,... I. r lfA add melted shortening; then quickly add all U dry, wv.
VHow I ' 1 '
I aooa. - as 1 f 4 :
Don't miss our
ig S. on iRg
oSaMsMsMsSsIs H JjjjfJglflJBr
M uai mm Hlslsli Hlf ihi airiilllllllirTTTTMWsMsWfWffffffrTmff,s tKMBaffltflOT
f Which does your
... . . fmi,y prefer?
s4 Wreol Ts-bef the needs a "Bowl of (nergy 1 Sf
50 MORE VITAMIN Bt , mM
H i , i . !. 1.... vklrh I I. mnJ. ) aSOMOM.K
JTINE CEREAtS FOR FIFTY YEARS
m',','rsv"',','
!(
v '(,'','tf t
the Pacific coast Investment!
field. He has been in this busi
ness for tho past nine years. The
local office is located in the IOOF
buildine. 220 and- 221. Statis
tical service is available to the
public at no cost and the library
contains such well known serv
ices as, Moody s, Standard and
Poor's, Value Line, Walker's
Manuel of Pacific Coast Secur
ities and the Wall Street Jour
nal, Foreign Bond selectors and
Canadian Government and muni
cipal financial statistics. The
public is invited to inspect these
new facilities.
Vacation Mary Corrlean.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- Louis
Corrigan, 1120 Monciaire, ar
rived in Klamath Falls last night
on vacation from the University
of Oregon. Mary is a senior.
ggjgWWl Phone
Kwl ml Metal
. Venetian Blinds
Patterson Furniture
230 Main
Friday, March 22, 1946
HERALD AMD HEWS FIVE
iW ARRIVING
FISH
FRESH
Fresh Fillets
Perch
Herring
Crabs
Clams
Eastern Oysters
Olympia Oysters
Pacific Oysters
Salmon
Halibut
Q
UALITY
DELICATESSEN
and
FISH MARKET
902 Main
Phone 5374
Ftuhrers' Saturday Special
There's much to be said about the)
JELLY ROLL
which we have to offer you this Sat-,
urday. It is a light and fluffy roll
flavored with either a delicious pure
strawberry or a pineapple icing, and
toasted almonds. In presenting this
choice of two fruit filled rolls, don't
miss this special treat.
Become
BUTTERHORN
Conscious . . . and try a hot Butter
horn for breakfast. You'll be sur
prised at their goodness. "
Remember . . . we also carry -the ;
largest and most complete 1 ina of
breads . . . 14 different varieties of
bread baked daily!
KLAMATH'S FINEST
Tired T.si-bef she needs a "Sowl of energy
Dreaftrasr wirn
50 MORE VITAMIN Bt
f ban tbe wbofe wheat grain from wbhh It Is made
Want to keep "on your toes" for work
or fun? Try getting extra Vitamin B,.
Let all the family enjoy this healthful ,
. flaked wheat cereal. Cooks fast!
CARNATION QUICK WHEAT
For tastier, lighter hot- O
cokes with that genuine
buttermilk flavor, you'll 7
salute Albers Flat-
jack Fiour. Contains . f
all 8 essential flapjack i
: .J:..,.
Folks who like "buck
wheats" invariably
praiso Albebs Peacock
Buckwheat Flour.
Gives that truo buck
wheat flavor. Keep a
package handy.
KEN
sd:o:
1D
of the
QUALITY
FOOD STORE
Saturday,
March 23
under new management
Daffodils
For the Ladies!
CIGARS for the Men!
FREE COFFEE & DONUTS!
Dox. 47J
Dox. 43
33c
t, . i iaes. .,ihjom
Largo
Medium .
Ghirardelli
Chocolate
q Luscious, tender Sunblest Ce
" COS No. 2 Cans ... 2 for 50C
Yeg-AII Larson's .... 2 for
35c
MinuteSoup 3 10c
Beans Van Camp's ..
10c
DIiiimc Sunblest-Italian n r
rlUlTIS Type No. 2H Cans efceVW
Matches Carton
25c
Cictarettes Carton
1.28
JACK
FREE GROCERIES!
WE HAVE
(In limited quantities)
Package ' 13
This coupon when properly signed and pre
sented to the Quality Food Store is good for
25c on tho purchase of one 5-lb. bag of
SWIFT'S DOG MEAL .
Name
Address
This coupon expires April 6th. 1946
CRACKERS
Sunshine
2 Lbs.
33c
Hi-Ho 21c
Smoked Shad ............can 19c
Pilchards,
No. 1 can .....L.....2 for 23e
Pismo Clams, ' '
No. Vi can...i..:: .2 for 3c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Grapefruit 3 for 29c
Tomatoes, in carton.. lb. 27c
Cauliflower .'....lb. 15e
Spuds, No. 1 25 lbs. 69c
Artichokes .2 for 29e
Calavos 2 for 29c
Oranges Juice each 1e
y
SOAPS
Dux .............v. ...23c
Supersuds 23c.
Nubora, giant size 49c
Sunbrite Cleanser ..............5c
Purex, Vi gal. ...... ....... ...23e
Hi Charley! '
FOOD
STORE
Shortening
Crisco and Snowdrift
Sweet Pickles . p
Margarine : :;
Ripe Olives ... f .
Grapefruit (in cans)
Jcllo i:
Jello Pudding
. Coconut ' ' " as
Wesson Oil
Butter J
Marshmallows
Kleenex j
. .,
Sliced Pineapple 1
Pure Pepper
Pure Cinnamon " !;:
Syrup .' t
Vienna Sausages . sj-
Pimiento ; . : , . .i
COME EARLY
FOR THESE!
' : :!
830 Main
Free Delivery on Orders $3 and Over.
Phone 5773