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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SEC. II -PACE i Basin Area mm w mm m m mm -mw w Barley Seed Held Good Ity WAI.T JK.NIIII.K.Il:VKKI Tnuuluif of K In mil til county rcitl f Irii 1 1 11 1 iii itii Ijiii lay mtI Ik rto liriuli'iit mi imrlly mid urniiliiutlnii leal ul kiiuiili' tnki'ii iitlcr clnili Inn. l'UKlurUou ul ucrtmuu punning Ml flrltl Impni'tloii In rlliilblo lur tnun If lilrntlly o( nurd Imn focmi tiiiiliiliilni il mill ii'nulln i Imln nliuw Ulr, pinny; Irnn limn 6", olhrr cnip airil, Irnn Uiilll .aS'i wri'il ai-rd, mil iivit Ati'.; wild outa prr pound, mid ul li ii. t uir, u- ii 1 1 1 ut c i ii i. Willi II j) ii r rli iinlllli K 1 ii II in I ll niuiiiy lulu iiiv I'sprrli'd to bn cnn alririiiuly Ijrilrr lliiin minimum in iiilirnii'iil. I lcld lliiri Ui)ii rpirl allow very liulti iiilxuno of other Kiiuua iir Ini i h y vm It-lit-. Tlirm In iiipiiitunlty lur piodui--lliill u( Kiiuudiitliili liwlry seed III Una uri-ii. Cli'iiu ptiliilo hind In ami able. Ulrd l)i.i i-t Km ri'Ulirmt)nl lur f di 1 1 u I n i uui Ija i If y permit no mixturrn ul utlit-r mum or ullipr liwlry. IMinty trnta iilirr cleuiiliiu mum nliuw Mr;, purity, nut uver Jll'.t. ullii r mip-i, mi wild tinli, mi iitlicr W'prd nrriln mid III Iriwit III)'; tr niluullun. i No luundlitlnu lltulry Wlin uiiiwn ' III Klniimlli In IO-47. Hut Hon m-rrn ul tin lllli I irll (MMirtl lunpt-i'tlnn lor rrillllnl trril. A lint ot urowrrn and m-ii-iiur tun bn iiblnturd ut tht rnunly iiK'-tlt oilier. A liuiir purl in hip riup ir.nn iritlllrd drldn win uld lur lirrwimt purpnun. I'robiibly nut titer 3U.IMH) nurkn mniiln nvull nblr fur nml purpo.nrn. Oceanside Date Changed flTIS"ll n llrld tiny III the Orriin. mile iitii(n nertl trit pint hfta been pnMpmirri one wrrk to February 6. Nntlie of the rniillKi'il dnte im received ut the touiily niirnt'a otfim today from II K. I'liinrll, in ilmriie of rertlfli'iillon for Orelluli. Pllinrll nultl he wnn sdvlArd by the Cull fornin mme drpnrtinrnl ol ttn ruliure thnt the plnuting would not lie ready lor liuipet-tlon next week preyloiuily minounced. Home 100 rnrlondn ot'OreKon grown nuiinet xitnue in being held lor renulin of the tent whirl) will de termine which of the different lou will be lined lor red. Twenty-nine Klamath aeed grower! ere partlcu laily concerned. Tnt plant lug at Orcennitle In in tended to determine perrrntAgn ol lenlrnll Infection in need. Plant ymplonu ol lenlroll Infection ordl nnrlly become obvioua 10 lu to daya Iter planting. Tlin Oregon tent plot wan planted In early November. Nurserymen Eve Planr Quarantine - - - - - ' . - - ' I " posed quarantine agalnnl Importa tion of ailing plants Into Die state led dlnctiMlon topics before the an nual mld-wlnter srnnion ol the Ore gon Association of Nurserymen here Tuesday. Frank McKeiinen. plant Industry director ol the mate department of agriculture, reported a national board earlier had recommended stringent protection laws by each state. Wayne Mrlnlt,, Forest Orove nur neiyman, advocated reunions in plant catalogs to keep desrriptlvo mnlerlal abreast of horticultural developments. Wayne McCllll. Falrvlrw, was elected president. 4-H Group To Enter SF Shoy Four 4-11 rlub mrmbers of the tounty are making plans to exhibit five steers at the Cirund National Junior Livestock exposition at San Francisco, C'nllf. March 20 to 35. They are Vernon Haley of Bo linnna Deef rlub and Klllott Went, Kathleen Wilson and Piitll 8mlth of Malm Href club. Two Angus and three Hereford steers are on teed for the show, says Francis A. Skin ner, county club agent in 1047. the Untied Btatrs had about one telephone for every four persona compared with one lor every 4:i persons In the world as a whole. tT. JOSEPH ASPIRIM FOR CHILOREN Eiuy to give rlHllt dlMARV. bo rsiy (1 chilli tn Inlie. Orsnge Mnvortst. SO taulcta, ac. This name assures quality. World's largest seller at 10c. George E. Wood Licensed Solicitor I I I Aist VOU HliUdlO XJ f GEORGE J KM WOOD p&l CARNIVAL ,. ' U gi"IU-y 1 , ' ( f VMIV """' I HKi '.-'- Tf-'fn- ."ii . . l .a ' eoen i itu It nia ninKI. nt t M ill "You mnn that after year of taking prlooleaa. medically tested Ingrediente, the chemioale In my body are worth only 97 cent7" Tips On Serving Frozen Foods For the gulden color and flavor of nuiiimer foods In January, you tun take your choice of fruits, vege tables and meats frozen at the peak ot their perfection. A short nummary of preparation melhotln of frozen foods is a helpful guide: Frulla Hrne very cold while they still have a lew Ice crystals In them. Tills Insures a firmer texture and more ap)eti.liig quality than does com pletely thawed, lukewarm fruit. Vegetables Corn on cob and solid masses of greens are thawed before cooking. Other vegetables are cooked while still frozen In small amount of boil ing water or by steaming. Cook them all shortest time that yields the tex ture which your family will accept. Tills Is about one-half to two-thirds the time for fresh vegetables. Flavor, food value and good texture de crease with long cooking. Meals Cook frozen or Uiawed. If frozen, allow- extra time In cooking lor thawing. Use low cooking tempera ture for a long period. Blow, long cooking produces more uniform donenens, greater tenderness and Juiciness and leas shrinkage and losses. Une dry heat for tender cuts said molsl heal for leas tender cuts. Frozen foods do not need washing as they are cleaned before freezing. Washing would dissolve flavors and nutrients. Keeping ituaiuirs Freezing retards rather than de- j troys microorganisms. The product 1 that has been preserved by freezing spoils even more rapidly when thaw ed than Is tlie case with a fresh pro- j duel. To prevent waste due to food 1 spoilage, a gooa general plan is to keep the products frozen until used, as far as possible. How To Thaw Frozen Irulte should be served very cold for sauce, while they still have a few Ice crystals In them, and never over (10 degrees F. Lukewarm, thawed fruit has a tendency ti slump and grow soft In texture. r N SO By Dick Turner m M rwr In Your Home Fruit which Is still very told Is more firm and more appetizing. Thaw fruits In their original con tainer. Invert occasionally to dis tribute the Juice. Tills aids the Juice In going back into the product as 11 thaws. The thawing may take I place In the refrigerator, ai room . temperature, or In warm water. The I slower method In the refrigerator PILES TROUBLE? For Quick Relief DON'T OKI T ANY I.ONORRI Now, a O'.rtnr't foiiimlA )vu ran Ui At hami tn ralltvA aiAttwAlne itlnrnmfort if pAllv lirli irrllAtlm dua to pllaa. TenilA to sof' tan And ahrlnk awalllnc- Una tlila provra enclra formnlA. You'll bA ArnAAad nt ItA A.adr anion ratlof. Aa your riruKffl't today tar Thornton a Ulnar's Hartal Dint tiiant or Stirpnaltnrlaa. Follow lat.al In structions, ror aaIa at all drug atoroa. rl. DANCE t Saturday Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 y,sT sawum .WJwyi 'tyavt-ASii-yyjiVA'i ws M.WSMlA')aio''oVIV)W,,- (rooaf us FASTEST SELLING BAR IN THE NORTHWEST! There's enjoyment in every bite of delicious Mountain Bars . . . the Pacific Northwest's favorite candy bars. Fresh milk chocolate, crunchy peanuts, fondant smooth as cream. Mountain Bars are made with the same top quality ingredients which go into , fine boxed chocolates. Quality . . . consistent and un changing . . . and delicious flavor have made MOUNTAIN Bars (he fastest selling candy bars in (he Pacific North west. Ask for Mountain Bar at your candy counter. Mountain Bar . . . made only by Brown & Haley. MOUNTAIN BAR mad by Brown & Haley creator of Almond Roca Yeed Control Confab Slated l)ii ten for the 10th annual meet ing nt the Wcilern weed control conference have been net for Feb ruary 2, 3 and 4. The meeting place thin year will be In Sacramento. Featured on the program will be latent development! In weed con trol by line of chemical!. Herblcldei they are called. Included oh the program will be au airplane npray lug demonntratlon which la to be held at the California tr.hool of agriculture at Davln. According to Virgil Freed, agron omist at Oregon 8tat college, who Is president of the conference Hun your, weed control ipeclallnte repre senting the If. H. department of agriculture and 11 Weatern alalea will attend the meeting. i'renldent Freed has announced thai It will be an open meeting and many farmers are expected to attend. Chase Named To Ag Council Job BALEM, Jan. 31 Mh State Ben. Truman Chaae ot Eugene la the chairman of the new state agricul tural advisory council which was organized to ntudy farm labor needs. The council, which will work with the unemployment compensation commission, head predictions that 05.000 seasonal farm workers will be needed next summer. gives a more uniform product. II fruit Is to be cooked. It need not be thawed more than enough to remove It from the container. F"or other Information on the uses of frozen fruit, the handling and cookery of frozen meat and vegeta bles call the home demonstration office. 8151. or write P. O. Box 645 asking for your free copy ol mimeo graph HE IM3 published by the Oregon State college extension service, Corvallls. Can? Sit! PIN-WORMS CAUSE FIDGETING AND THAT AWFUL ITCH On of tH wvnlnr eir" of Pin-Worm ( a tiuslnv racial Iteh which eftsrn cut feJctHing mni broken eUvp. an4 BV J4 to rrrn mora Mrloui dtitrme. It Ii M Untr ntx-esuiry to put p wHfc tw Irmibl cbumH by Fin-Wonne, but tvlsme hu at Ut found ft wr to licit lb etutihorn rHli mlsII and if!r, Ct JAYNI'S P-W at the ftntttlm of Pin Vormi. F-W U mexjleallf sound treat ment batd on an ofnctaMr reroffnlted dnic Umtrnt which hae proved verr rTMtiv lo dealinr with thl tgf Infection. The email F-W tablet aft In a special wy to drttrojr rin-Worsa. f-W Baane Pla-Worm relief t Jan. 24th - mian the Extension Unit News IIKM.KV "Hlicllcraft" was much in evidence at the Henlry extension unit Thurs day In the home of Mrs. W. M. Wil liams. Mrs. C. If. Kelly, hobby chairman, brought all kinds of shells tn work with. Hhe first showed pins that she had made and pictures of others and then proceeded to show the women how they were made. Pattern, tweezers, glue and g mir ror tn work on were used and many beautiful pins and earrings were made and taken home by the women. After a potluck luncheon Mrs. Howard Jackson, unit chairman, conducted the business meeting. The club voted to serve a dinner at the grange hall on February 7 tn raise money for Azalea house In Corval lls. Mrs. I. W. White, hobby helper, showed some plates trimmed in rib bon ready to hang on the wall, a de cal was placed n the center of one, making a very attractive plaque. Hhe also showed and explained how to make molds and pictures out ot plaster of parts and decals. Women present for the first time FLASHES? Am you Rein? thru the functional iiilddle-aK' period pcullar to wom en 0&-32 yrm I V Doe-a thU make you suffer from hot SkJitiea. 11 to tit rout, hlKh-fttnmit;, ttrrd? Ttnn do try Lvrtla E. Plnkhj.rn'1 Vricetab.e Com- ? cm nd to relieve iuch aynipLom! infcham'i Compound also haa what Doctor call a atomaciiic tonic effect I v LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S ON Sill THURSDAY f KID AY i SATURDAY 15c PAPER NAPKINS Limit Z 83c MODEL Limit 1 round ii! BORIC ACID 10c Box BUBBLE BATH n-oz. e (Limit 2) . . U 3 Fragrances Crton ef 50 BOOK MATCHES (Liin- Ar "2) ,7 1000 Lights! 1-ov Tubt Zinc Oxide Ointment (Limit 13( 1 tub) . . U.S.P. Quality 55c LADY ESTHER Foui-Puipose FACE CREAM 47' KRYSTAL were Mrs. O. R. Manning, Mrs. W. E Harnsberger, Mrs. Harry Larsen, Mrs. W. 8. Clement and Mrs. E. O. Born. ftegular members present were the hostess, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. White, Mrs. Jim Crawford, Mrs. C. II. Kelly, Mrs. Howard Jackson, Mrs. U. E. Johnson, Mrs. O. L. Melbon, Mrs. J. V. Bhoof, Mrs. Myron Tay lor. Mrs. Gray Brannon, Mrs. Charles Del. up Jr., Mrs. O. B. Chambers, Mrs. Earl Mack, Mrs. Buford Boyd, Mrs. A. T. Manning. Mrs. Albert Keary, Mrs. Btanley K-ndall. The next meeting will be on Feb ruary 19 at the home of Mrs. I. W. White. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Melbon will demonstrate "Care of New Ma terials." Calf Slaughter Said Overplayed BALEM, Jan. 21 OPt State Agri culture Director E. L. Peterson said today "there hasn't been as much slaughter of Immature calves as peo ple are led to suppose." He said there has been some slaughter of one-day-old calves by unscrupulous processors, and that his department Is checking closely on It. slaughter of calves les than four weeks old Is Illegal. ief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon relieves promptly be cause It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell yoo a bottle of Creomulslon with the un demanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Couzhi.Oi est Colds, Bronchitis anno 1 MAIN at 7th TOBACCO Important Note A prescription Doctor is a note - in imfcrram note. Ii can play a big role in your health. A Walgreen Pharmacist recognizes it as such and readily accepts the responsibility of compounding that prescription with accuracy and care. DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION r? Rubber Misugt Brittltsl 89c MASSAGER BATH SPRAY 5.hoUubin3. F, CQc 'most any fauctf For shower or shampoo. 10 rdfl txcit 14-oz. 5zc LYSOL All-Purpoi Disinfectant 89' O X CL.. JtlUl I -1 1 I 1 I Jl k I JJAltJSt COFFEE v gm, X BREWER kmM : yglMtujt sediment-free. kL' KOTE PHOTO FINISHING - - 1 DAY Small Trees Available Farmers, are you planning on planting trees this spring? Two-year-old seedling trees are available to you from the Oregon forest nur sery through the Oregon state board of forestry at the very reasonable price of 12.50 per thousand trees. Order blanks and planting bulletins are available to you at your county agent's office. Bpecles available this year are Douglas fir, Port Orford cedar, Pon derosa pine, Sitka spruce, Scotch pine, Chinese arborvltae, Arizona cypress, black locust, Russian olive and Cascara. These trees are for farm planting only, for use In wind breaks, shelterbelts and woodlands. The trees produced by the state forestry department cannot be used for planting within the limits of any Incorporated city In the state. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Mile of Kidny Tubas Flush Out PoUonou Wut If yon havaan vxemat add in Ton r blood, year 16 mil, of kidney tab nay b orer worVd. ThcMtinrfiltaraaodtabMaraworlf inr day and night to help Nature rid yoar eritrm of ezcaaa acid and polaonooa watte. Whan diaordcrof kidney function permit poisonous matter to remain la jour blood, it let pains, lo of pep and enenry, gettior up airhta, wellins'. poAncta under the eye, bcadaehee and dixxintaa. Fr eqaent or scan ty passages with smarting- and burninc some time shows there is something; wrong with jour kidneys or bladder. Kidney may need beJp tfc same as bow ds, so sale your druggist for Do n't Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used auecsf nlly br mil lion for over ftO year. Doan's gtrm happy rel'ef and will help the 1 ullse of kidney tubes flush out poisonooe waste) frees jevr blood. Get Doan's Filis. I i FOR DENTAL CARE S t I A 30 MIMCIE-TOFT IROSH II k right A SO MIRACLE TOOT! Hilt f f. oisa ZK li Value! f l-Hll 70 Ethyl I POWDER or CRYSTALS LB. (Limit 1) A Ac HtuunuL 1 Nw Up-to-Dtl I (Limit 11 11 Nt Up-to-Dti '48 INCOME TAX GUIDE 750 fx CAe from your A Supr-Va!u! '3 LUCITE HAIR BRUSH Won 4 29 brhtltt a . a I at Walgreen's and SAVE! Etsitr . . . Spttditr . . . Bttttr 6-Cup GLASS COFFEE BREWER Etsltr to Ohd J39 Poliihtt Gltts SOLD SEAL Shiny Cknmo ELECTRIC GU.SS WAX HOT PLATE Thrifty, rne 9bk 4 98 too. Pt. I9 JiuMtor. I Tot o TolUtilM, 1bvj(.9 IliUMila (13.95. $1.00 Silt HALO Soapleas SHAMPOO 79' Streamlined on AC or DC. Neither can they be iiard for orna mental purposes either In urban or suburban areas, becau.it the slut will not enter into competition witu nurserymen. Orders must be tn to the stuta board of forestry by March 15, llMa. The Pennsylvania hlghwuy system contains 2 0,3;. 8 brldgns, of which 348 are covered. Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTKKTH. in Imornvsrf nnwrlir ta be sprinkled on upper or lower pis tee. tuiw win iiiwib iirmir in pinre. Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy. gooey, pasty last or feeling. FAS TCRTM I slhsllne (non-erldi. Doe no sour. Cheeks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get fASTtj.TU at any drug store. Get FAST OPandDOWNRefief' Miserable with coughs from coMa or smoking . . . hilTy noac? Here's relief jtut ... up and down! Famous medi cation goes dawn to ease tickle, soothe ir ritated membrane. Menthol vapors go up to bring cool comfort Smith Brothers are richer in menthol plus txdiuim meditation. Look forTmde" and "Mark" on orange box. ST III ONLY Igf SMITH BROTHERS MENTHOL COUGH DROPS MADirf.rio Mc Bottle HINKLE Laxdtiv TABLETS wo'i ye (Limit 1) . . . I 35c Pint DOBELL'S Mouth Wash SOLUTION 23' (Limit 1 bottle) Save Here on AJAX Foaming CLEANSER li 25 23c 50c Sizt MENNEN SKIN BRACER 5-ounce Siza 43' AETNA SUPERHETERODYNE Table Radio 11 oc With Rcotlf ler I H' "room-to-roomH let lhal opral 4-tube unit In a rlch-looklin plattlo SERVICE! a sTtaryV' fit 1 wviMxv f WEST'S J SPECIAL! Jte j 1 only). . j