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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1948)
.THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1948 PACI EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frrnlund and daughters hive returned to their borne In Bonanza after visiting her parents in Boston. Mra. Frank Markham left Wed nesday for Phoenix. Aril. Her hus band Is receiving medical care In Phoenix and will return home with btr. Vesta Bogrs. Nellie Simmons and Badle Bray spent Tuesday afternoon with Thelma Jones and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Poturek. Mr. and Mra. George Fernlund and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Novotny. all of Langell valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rupert of Klamath Falls spent Wednesday evening- with Mr. and Mra. Frank Tofell. I Mrs. Frank Brown has been quite 111 the past few weeks. Her sister from Klamath Falls is caring for Trudy and Oeanna, her small daughters. Mrs, Ronnie Ross and children have returned from several weeks" visit with her mother, Mrs. Lola Rueck and family at Salem. Mrs. Fred Fernlund is In Mcdford ' receiving medical care. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Alice Brown and family whose father, Charles Hammond, passed away in Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gowen. Mrs. Jack Hodges received the sad news that her father passed away last week In Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and sons spent several weeks in November and December with her parents. Her father has been ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ross are moving soon to Klamath Falls where they have purchased a home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webber of Dairy have purchased the Farmers Market from Mr. and Mrs. West Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rueck spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sparks have a new five-passenger coupe and Don Barnes has a new sedan purchased last week in Klamath Falls. The school of nursing at the Uni versity of Minnesota is the largest of hs kind in the United States. Little Ads get Big Results. Use the Herald and News Want-Ads! (jiwijouFValeittM BROWll SUGAR is perfect on BROILED Grapefruit Be sure it's C-H SUGAR Any coffee could be as good as if. . . if others were always willing to pay for the same expensive, high altitude coffee, used so generously in the S & W blend. M UN! fOOOJ AM UNI FOODS Cascade Odell Summit Iodise has had re pairs made on the Ire-cutler which was rammed by ice on January 17 and reports that efforts will do made to launch It sometime this week. In making the repairs it was found that weakness o( the bow was due to the fact that wood strips had been notched and bent to shape rather than steamed into place. Jack Meissner of Adkison & Meissner's Shelter Cove Is readying himself for his "White Stag ' spon sored ski-trek (in Timberline to Crater lake starting about February IS. Since supplies and food must be kept at a minimum, this neces sitates a extensive planning prior to departure and has kept Jack very busy for several weeks. Chef Herbert Laur of Odell Sum mit lodge decided he had enough snow for a while and bundled up his family and entrained for Port land, where he ran into more snow on his arrival. HERE'S THE RECIPE! I U I 1 iff filk Xjif " enppinei until broon. AJd to MggMMfggyg1"''g M11C !l0Ck (rude b c. boiling L.M i i - y'lft'Vfc lltr. 3 " bo"'"0" kii vTljixWXra'V VA ubl 1 1 c ps. e. cat n J"3"-U-, ScJrz. n i Jr lln"? bn. ' ' 'd " VvWiSt-ri ti" 7TI fS 1 ' ipi When vejttJbln art hot, ten int- toK ffiffi SAVE WITH MIJSI0N t mt0i vtfi Mcrooi diahti ara vary low most delicious whan mtda rb" ''K'N Wo'n 'c0,fl,',. Amtrlcm Con Company iMfsSiwM ffiw- F'u"Cup M fcO?J'4iJ lil - Shiedded Lettuce with Heart-shaped Beett j-kU V Drip and GlMl-Makcr Grind Reular Orlne Frederick Maguire trips to Klam ath Falls on his days off from his duties at Odell Summit lodge. Oram F. Erlckson of Adkison A: Mcissncr's Shelter Cote visited his mother In Portland lor a few days to get relief from Uie snow and re turned with the report of snow in Portland. Bill Akers Is ill and taking a few days rest from work at the lodge. Still sulleriiig effects of Ins dunk ing In Icy waters of Odell lake. T. A. Thomas accompanied by his wife and baby Jeanne Mane arrived Saturday. January 31. to visit his parents, the A. R. Kruegers of Cas cade Summit. Thomas works 111 Springfield but resides In Eugene. John W. Fread. agent of the Southern Pacific, depot at Cascade Summit, was planning a short visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. j Fread in Bend. Ore., but had to go to Crescent Lake on business in stead. He hasn't given up hope, however, and intends to go this week-end so he can renew old ac quaintances from Bend high school. Recruit training In the navy em phasises the nature of military life, mental adjustment to military du ties, and the personal acceptance of responsibility. Fort Klamath Mrs. Frank Kendall Is revuper at nig at her home here from major surgery which she underwent In a Klamath Fulls hospital recently. I Mrs. Margaret Watson left last i week for Hawthorne. Calif., where she will spend some tune visiting i with her son and family, Mr. audi Mrs. James Watson, formerly of ' Fort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Keiinrtn Uucvo 1 were Sunday guests at the home oi I Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Itordcr ami sins, from their home in Klamath Falls. Brtcco and Mis. Roedor are brother and sister, son and daughter i of Charles J. Brlcco of Fort Kla- math, who Is sendlng the winter I months at Richardson Springs. Calif. I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stratum have moved to a fish hatchery near Buttr THE ONE-DISH Hormel Chili Con Carne ,n : . toeJ siU ma . .. Co., Austin, DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU DON'T LIKE ITI 01 Delicious food deserves the company of the coffee everybody likes Hills Iiros. Coffee. Its tempting aroma, rich flavor anil satisfying strength arc always praised. Uniform goodness in earli pound is assured by (he Hill llron. blend of llie( linrst toffees obtainable. Kvrry coffee bean is esenly roii-ird to a point nf matchlers flavor by I lie exclusive Hills Ilros. procets CoNTnot.LKn ItoASTiMC Always fragrant-fresh because Hills Ilros. Oiffee is vacuum-parked in cans am) I'llra-Van jars. Tlftl Hll Rl U t rails. Ore., Strahnn having been titinsf erred from the state fish hatchery on Crooked creek, where he had been employed for some time and where he and his wife made llirlr home prior to their departure. Mrs. Henry W. Orthe returned by bus Sunday from Sacramento, where she sient the past week visiting at the home of tier son and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Orth and daugh ters. Paying a flying business visit here lust week from his rattle ranch at Cottonwood. Calif., was Jack Mo Auiifte. well-known stockman and rancher of thin valley and Cali fornia. McAullffe rciiorta the pas ture In California Is very bad as l result of the unprecedented drought conditions prevailing there. Ills two sous and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAullffe and chil dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. mmooYUK v,; y iormcl fil Off. CMI'iet IMI-M.ih lm CIIN.IH. McAullffe and nous, together with Mis. McAullflK Hi., uro all In full foiula at the Cottonwood ranch lor the winter mouths mid will again return lino in (he spring. Food'Priccs In Oregon Advance PORTLAND. Feb. S (.11 Food prices In this urea Increased 3 'J per cent (loin mld-Novemuer to luld 1 eictnber. the federal bureau of labor statistics reported today. Avcnme food costs In December were 1:17 1 per cent higher than In f-5l 830 Main KEN Prune Juice 8zr 25c Baby Soup Campbells 3 for 13C Hominy whueoTgoid 15c Blue Berries 49c Coffee All popular .... 53c brum! a Crackers 45c Apple Sauce "iTy 25c ATTENTION FIGHT FANS! to the Quality Food Storo at Jo o n Cheese Dorigold brand cut in convenient izo pieces, or by the wheel of 25-pound average Again this week at the low price of 4 to 6 months of age. Not too sharp. Not too mild. JUST RIGHT! . FREE DRAX! With each TWO jars of Drax purchased this week-end at the Regular price of 39c Jar we will give you absolutely FREE a regular size jar. Three Jan for the price of two. Try this marvelous now product Made by the makers of Johnson's Wax. Just add to rime water or starch Makes clothes look fresher Stay clean longer. mi l'.i:m and 3 3 per cent over June. ItHtl, the Inst mouth of price con tra Is. The itmjmlly of men enlisting In Hie United Stales navy today are under HI years of age. 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