Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 26, 1948, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textfl'HURSDAY, ITU 76, 1910 HIRAI D AND Nf-WS, KIAMATH FAt I S OREGON PACE NINF Seepage In Main Canal .Worked On 'I An afftirt lu mirm:l mi-pukc cuii : (IMIom along the itiu li uovmiiiirnt '(i mini within thr ell v ill Kliiiiuuh f P'alla hmi born alartrd by the in- r J tarnation bureau A llrnillllir uprl ill lull In now unilrr ay nlniis thr riinul ariJnlnliiK thf Klamath Union liluh aihuol pinni'i'. i, u.'litrit a tr.iirh la In bp rxraval ret mid than barkllllril wltli ruin. 3 limiril iiiulrrlal. Tint prnfrriuu liirliiilrt antral mrthiHlH of Irmlliiu riiiml bunk to niak. thrm wnlrrl lutil 'Hip iiipiIiik! used 111 tilt KUIIH rctljn U'aa nlao rniplnycd on h iMi-fcnl ftpi-tlun nrar I hp Molllltnlll Hume hunting prujrrt nn AlmiiPiln riilvp. other nrcilima il the ( mini Kill lip irpnlpd by boring hnlcji In din bunk mid filling with nil, which, by 1 1 -iiib Into Hip bonk will anil I lie pnr- nn pnrtlim mid maki llin bunk wmertiihl. A "burlr-fl ii:iiliull ini-iubiiiiip" mi Ufitd nit a ftliiul IpkI nrrtlrin of i nrwly i'0iinlrui'tl lalrrnl niiiiplyinB . atar tn thv (JoppiH'k bny atra nn 'I u lp Ukp In.- t kiiiiinipi . I bin inrth- nc rmtKlklB f if rxmvalltitf a bivrr nf kAilIrt from Hip liulilr abqir mid a I V;nrllon of thr bottom nf thp rniml. iIiph aprayliig h' trluiiiird mtUimi a ith a.iplmlt mid cm pi inu with compacted titith material. 'I'Iip membrane rnrtnr. a unteihiiht hrul and la prolpptpd (ruin phynlrul tlaiu ai'c by Hip piuth cover. IhU ami nthpr method of a nturp iwpnl r rmal nature limy bp tried in Hip future aa it wnnii feasible, It wan reported by ft. It llrnl. dlntrlrl manager nf thr buipuii of in-burnt-linn. Joins Staff ' T 'Pi m- J. f ft "m 1 1 ft w-..'iiiiaiViM amanX-iaitliat : 1)11. A, IVAN TIIOMI'HON Fair Weather Forecast Here Drapltp luw ImiiKiuB rluud and n nvcrraal .ky. Hip U. H. wriithpr min cinit out with a foreran! nf "fair today and Friday," and folk with a PBthpr pp inn u-p thnr own jtiilsnipiit. TPniiH-raluiPa wpip wutiurr. Ii'i rvpr, and a niixliiium of ul yr.iiPi day and a minimum of 40 tin niornnu, nave a hint of uprlnv. I'rp rlpllallnii In the pant houra aa i balked up at 0'-' lnchr.i rrrciplia t'on to dale la 7.11 lurlip. koiiip what undpr tlie normal of 1M The atata hiuhw-uy ciiniinlftAtnn a 9 a. m. road rrpnrt advrd: Odpll lakP. Willampttp hlthwav. U dpsrppa. anow inn liuhtly. a half incli of allow and alu.ih on thp road. M luihea roadnde anow. 8un mountain, hKhnuy (7, 32 dp irrpa, cloudy, 53 luchpa rnarinldP now. ' r HnydPn niuiintalu, (IrrrtinptinKa highway. 3i drurpp raininu New Doctor ! Moves Here Klulimltl I'ulla liuillca urrptfd a : inn iiii iiilii r lulu Ihi'ir ninka thin wprk whin III A I mi n ThiiinpMin, ! fiumi'ily u( Miiirow, Idii,, iinnnuuppd ullllinlion Willi thn Klnimilli Mcdl ' nil Chilli of I hi-, my. Ui . I hniupAnn ih u u' iidiiiiin of thp Unnri .i 1 y ill Miiho. Hip llnlvpraity ; nf l)ri'i;iin mpillnil arlmiil. Pnrtland. and took hln lit t t-r i it-nlup at CIikxI i Huiiiui linn Imipltiil In I'nrtliind. Hp la a unlive ol Minow. Ida. and re- twinrd iheie to priu'tli-p fullnwluir i hli rrli'uMi fiimi ihp UnllPd Htnten laiuiy mpilical cnipi in November.1 ; I mil lie held the rank of captain, i Durum war ypiira. I)r Tlionnmoii j wna atatluiipd III f 'iihfnriila and then I uprved for a iierlnd nf II nimiiha Jn Hip New ('nlpd.iiiiii sritnr nf the Knlllll I'm lllc. ! Dr. 'rhMinpiu i miinipd. has a I III-.' riii -old Mm, Kiitnui'l, and his ninny win jnin nun in iviniinilll fall a. anon na ft.itl.siii tury hnilnit la obtained Foiling Plaster Injures Bather PftlllnK pliiilPI' M'ilt ilr Keedy. ?l-yriir-nld piiiplnvp of Hie Golden Creme IJoiuit lmp. to HHUIde ln pital Ul nluht with a Kevprp acalp l.ii-riullfin Yniine Kecity uus inking a bath t hru a aprtiiin'ol pkiMcr fell from the ciliiiat mid crii.'.hed on lua head. Mrs Kepdy tiik her tiu-bnnd from their linmr at 447 Markpt to the Wvipiiu). uhrre the nttendliut phy. alrian placed fuur clnmiui In the wound. Keedy rcjMriPd for work thta moruiuii but waa aenl back l-r-ine to nurre hi head It Paya to Uae the Waul-Adal Cltl.'pua nf Wwcdrii pay the tple phnup i-nmpauy a .Mlmll fee to be awakenrd each inuinine :' perfect 1 0 .iiiVifd , you know ITS good because Toastmasters Hear Linn Clarence Unn, tnaalmaater of the evenbiK, wa In charne nf the week ly mcrtliiK nf thn Twtalmaaleia club ai the Wlllard hulrl. lie wan an hli.leil ul the lirnd tuble by Jack Hiiblilua aa Hi'iicral crlllc and Curl VVlldi'rinulh uclliiu na table topic ( hnlrmun, . Templeton Wiilker not the api-uklnit pri'itriiin undpr way wllh "I oat. Ten ThoiiMind Oollara." fulluwed by Jup l.nc'lulr nn "len Hlnutpa at thr Hliirklinard." "Cour tpy nn the lllKhway," waa the thriiie uaed uy AI Coltliiithnui na the final aiteakpr of the prouram. Ilnwaid Holt, ua clialrmiin of the t-ducutloiinl cuiiiinlttr'e, ituve ft ie IHirl to the club nn ediicatlnnal ma terial nvalluble. Kor the npxt lui'clliiii, Ted Hun- FOR f ASTIR GROWTH tart your chlcki en TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER fm ttaavlr growth, your rhi'k nk4 lrw ngrtl hlarw tit vtlsmtnt, to uina M mirttli. Iritiijltf hu-h Srmtlmr i iMiliiVttUy ba!anH raiuM boilt to Ml III fii'rvfiiani W y ret ir rhf b diuni th ArK iht Mkm rd fTowth. W your dtalw. MAIM m f ' wk Troy V. Cook Feed Co. aril will be louatmanlcr nf the eve iiliill, HI nn I'lide, iiciii'i ul critic, and 'led l.lnd, tablp topic rhalniiitli. There will be a-iiilnule appeclien by 1)1. A A. Houle, Curl Wllitrrniiilli end AI Pape. with 10 luinulra by Jack KllluU and Joe Hickel. 'Mine , will be nomination of olflcera of the club ni'Xl week and all meiiibcra ate uixcd to be pneiil at ilm Im poiluiit meclliiK. Plans Final For Olcne Party OI.KNK, Feb, 20 Plana are com pleted for the itranue - aponaored dance and curd parly to be held thla Haturday III the Cominuinty hull. The party will bi Kin at 8 p. in. Co-hoaleaaea are Mr. and Mia. A. It. Campbell and Mr. and Mia. Iivui Campbell. Spring Vaci'h'on Slated Morcli ?" Hludiiita alflltcd with apruiK lever have only a few more, weeks io wait until rhey get well-earned holiday which la available for teaching alalia aa well. City, county and Haired Heart academy tludcnta will be granted a aprlng vacnllon atartlng at the (loae of kchoo) on Thuraday after noon, March lb, and claaaea will not rrtonvene until Tueaday, March 30. The week-end will Include Good I rlday. Eaater Sunday and Euatcr Moncluy. I J J t 5 J J J t X J J J J J c J J i t t J i t t J J J J I j I m nine (H Market 1 ACROSS FROM THE MEDICAL DENTAL BUILDING Phone 5374 j 9th and Main 'We Deliver' If you don't heed It wll li! Ad vertise II In the Cluaalflcd Ada. Our "MOTOR TUNE-UPS" COST NOTHING Aa They I'ajr for Tbemaplvpa In Gaa Havlni Ptp. BURNESS MOTORS 6th and Walnut ' i, aaat Otjav.-- , 'jmiTt 11 ! i , m I m y. -i-'' i V I I LOOK And All For Only 59c j Leg '0 Lamb , 59c f Bacon 59c f Rv ihr pi- or tlir. Y : : Pork Chops 59c V Center Cut. ' A QUALITY PRODUCT FROM FISHERS OF SEATTLE It Rib Steaks , 59c Lunch Meat , 59c i Aiuwrtfd. 7 . I ri 1 9f. I . V . I I 1 EaK c T v M ' A-AW j. PorkSpareribs 59c 'flSMMfORfOOD 0l mutsYl We Lead-Others Follow QUALITY MEATS HAMS 'a or whole tSkin nd surplus fl rrmavrd. lb. 49c hmnked Pork Sausage lb. 45c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. 48c ttklnlraa Wieners a., me., lb. 49c Colored Hens lb. 59c Fruits and Vegetables !IumcH t rrnrh Stle Orrrn Slriniclri BEANS so.jtin 3 r 25c Brookfleld. tirade A BUTTER 82c Grapefruit ,b. k Radishes, Gr. Onions,,! 15c ,h39c Avocados Bananas 2,b,25c Fresh Oysters pt. 59c I'rylnr or strwlng aire Boneless Codfish lb. 49c Fresh Crab J umbo nisi Oysters Ocean RrHnrl lb. 35c 5-oz. tin 35c Herring TlZ. 14-oz. tin 29c Pink Salmon N. , un l)n 48c Tuna Fish Top Wave 1-or, tin 45c Tun C!U Cillnetteri best fancy while CO Tuna rlsn AM,.c.r. 7... un 5vc Crab Meat JancT"' tm 49c Hunt's Peas Plr,t 15c 25c Hi-West Peas No. tin 2 fnr Uiirdrn Tomato Sauce rr 7S-o. tin 0C Apricots ";; 27c Houtliern Itratily, Whole reeled All Popular Itranda Cigarettes ,,. 1.38 Llbb.Va Loganberry Juice 10r U-oa, bottle I C Del Rogue S. V. Tomatoes Old Vrllowatone, Whole Kernrl No. 2' Corn -,23c No. J tin 1 5C Hi-Ho Crackers i.,bPk. 25c Hunrinaid Graham Crackers Z. 27c Snowflake Crackers 0, l.b. package Z3t Best Ever Egg Noodles ,b. Pk. 29c COLONIAL PANCAKE SYRUP Maple Flavored. ICC Tint bottle I Pjk Taylor Maid Grated Mixed Cheese I?c zz 5 Allsweet Margarine 1'ound Formay Shortening 3ib' OOc Tln Nuboro Soap giant pkg. 67c Parade large pkg, 19c quick uds tn nny water Scot Towl roll 15c Pork Kidneys J 59c ? Fresh Side Pork, 59c I TR EATS TO EAT f-'riend. thit week wt received hue thlptnenl nf thlnrl really good to eat Traditional foods front Denmark, Sweden, Norway. Holland. Italy, and even a few delicacies from tha good old V.H.A. Combine an Item from one country with an other from tome place elne on this globe, and you'll find no alack time at snack time. Try KwedUh Caviar (at a low price), mldiet sweet pickles and Marinated Herring In cream. Hid you ever hear of Koll mops? That's a special dlih consisting of a Herring wrapped around some real dill pickle. Try a K oil mop with some of our fine garlic cheese! For the lover of pancake, those thin kind, we have some of the famous Lingonberry Hauce, and there Is nothing finer. Another really wonderful snack Is some of our fine Couvert Bread, spread with a new Danish Swiss cheese, or some of the All American Spread Bulk cheese. For salads and what-nots try some of our new wine vine gar. It's setting back to taste like the real old wine vinegar. Then, too, we have Holland Herring and Norwegian Her ring, which you can maneuver around with Italian Salami and Pepperonl as well as some Imported peppers and really have a fine dish for any meal or party. (etting down to a few details from home which are really specials, take a reading on these few items. (These are only a few, tool. HORSKRADIoH . . . Wow! It's ground by some of our farmer friends In Seattle and is darned near as hot as our mustard. The shelled Filberts and Walnuts that we bought fnr Xmas are extra fancy, but just didn't sell. We are putting them out at only 50c a pound. Get them while they're hot! Really, folks, they emt ua much more than that and they are still in A-l condition. As usual, we are getting FRESH FISH every day. Just look below and see some of our specials In FRESH FISH. . AL. FRESH FISH CRABS OYSTERS PRAWNS SHRIMP LOBSTERS CLAMS Specials For Friday and Saturday GRADE A LARGE FRESH RANCH doz AT We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities WE HAVE SOME OF THAT Elk Horn BEER CASE OLD SOUTH AND STANDBY JIIC'E Grape Fruit 19 46-or. tin liKADE A Butter Lb. 84 ALL POPULAR BRANDS COIFFHIE lb. 49c Frozen Foods Full Line - AGEN - BIRDS EYE PICTSWEET CHB Dill Pickles 12-oz. jar 19c Colonial Syrup l ane and Maple pint jars 19c Meco Peas No. 2 tins 12c Meco Corn No. 2 tins 17c Fruit Cocktail No. 21 tins 39c IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ORANGES large size. . BANANAS .doz. 29 .lb.B LAVIN'S MARKET BEEF ROAST, Grade "A" Steer . . . .lb. 49c PURE PORK SAUSAGE .... 2 lbs. 75c STEAK. Round, T-Bone lb. 69c f r ? ? T ? ? ? ? f T t f T T t ? ? ? ? T f ? T T T t r T its HEINZ L