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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, MARCH II, 19-18 MM Fort Klamath Merrill Merrill Library club met March 4. t tlx home of Mr. M. A. Bow nan, with Mm. William Poe u co hotteaa. jiooklfU outlining the c.ub'a program for the year wrre lde during the afternoon. Ount ere Mrs. R. E. DWman. Mrs. Nor man Bauith Bnd Mrs. Frank Wag nri. Mrmbers present were Mrs. W. C. Ballry. Mrs. W. F. Frutta. Mra. Oenrite Hancock. Mrs. Harold HendrlrkHon, Mrs. Riley Do Lap. Mrs. William Walker. Mrs. W. F. Jinnctte. Mrs. Everett Jones. Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrlck. Mrs. Roy McNeil, Mia. Clifford Shuck and the host esses. Refreshment were served at the close of the meeting. Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrlck will hold the. next meet Ins at her home on April 1. with Mrs. William Jlnnette s assistant nostess. St.. Augustine's Altar society met at the home of Mrs. John ONeil. Wednesday, March 3. Mrs. Dan Barry was co-hostess. Plans for wriing the St. Patrick's dance atipper was discussed. The menu will consist of ham sandwiches and ptlato salad. Refreshments of Ire cieam and eclairs were served to Father O'Connor. Mrs. John Oiaco mlnl, Mrs. James Hammond. Mrs, Dalton Parker. Mrs. Howard Dewey. Mrs. John Madden. Mrs. Tom O'Keeffe. Mrs Bob Petnk. Mrs. John Drciian. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor. Mrs. James O'Keeffe. Mrs. Con Johnson. Mrs. Ben Johnson. Mrs. Jerry Ahern. Mrs. Clsra Scott. Mrs. Mike Noonan. Mrs. Pete Callse. Mrs. Gene Hammond. Mrs. A. An drieu. Mrs. Norman Remsen. Mrs. Biuner. Kaihenne Madden and tl.f hostesses. I Mrs. Ruth Cox and sons, of Plush, Ore., were overnipht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barry last week. Earl Abarr has taken over the management of the Union Oil Serv ice station from Al Duncan, who is going Into the pumice products business with Karl Gentry at Tule lake. "Pat" and "Brad" are back to gether again. Pat McCollum and Howard Bradbury are working to gether in the garage business Mc Collum has been carrying on for the past year. The shop is at the F.-ed Stukel place. Guy Barton was a business visi toi In Merrill this week. Darrell King and Van Holden have purchased the property owned bv Mrs. George Offield where their Merrill Billiards was located. The building was destroyed by fire a few months ago and King and Holden plan to rebuild at the same location. Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Winebarger are remodeling their ranch home mar here. Mr. and Mrs. John Liskey have -recently returned from a vacation In the south. Mrs. Claude Shuck went to Red- FORT KLAMATH. March 11 The regular monthly meeting of the Civic Improvement club was held on Friday afternoon in the club house, with the president. Mr. W B. Hescock. in the chair, and with Mrs. Raymond S. Looslry act ing as secretary pro tem In the ab sence of the secretary, Mrs. OSaf Carpenter. Plans were made during the busi ness session for a card party to be sKnsored by the club In the club house on Saturday evening. March 13. at 8 o'clock. Pinochle, bridge, gin rummy and bingo will be played, each member being requested to bring some small article to be given a- Individual prires In bingo. Mrs. Earl Jackson and Mrs. Joanna Tay Ur were named by the president as general chairmen in charge of the affair. Mrs. Jackson, assisted by Mrs. Frank Denton and Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun. to be in charge of re freshments and serving, and Mrs. Taylor to make arrangements for the card playing. She will choose hei assistants later. Mrs. William Pace was appointed to make posters advertising the card party. An ad mission pnee of 50 cents per person ill be charged, and will Include cards and refreshments. Proceeds will go to the club treasury. At the conclusion of the business n'tetlng. the pupils of the third grade of the Fort Klamath school pisented demonstrations of their practical work in school as well as the social activities they enjoy. The entertainment was given under the supervision of Mrs. Frank Strahan. local grade school teacher. Hostesses of the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Orem and Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun. who served refreshments following the meeting at cleverly decorated tables carrying out the Si Patrick Day motif in refresh ments and accessories. Present were Mrs. Nettie J. Bishop. Mrs. Frank Denton. Mrs. Frank Edwards. Mrs. Bert Grav, Mrs. Delbert Denton. Mrs. William C Hackler. Mrs. W. B. Hescock. Mrs. Earl Jackson. Mrs. Raymond S. Loosley. Mrs. William A Page. Mrs. Marvin Roeder. Mrs. J. R. Sisemore. Mrs. Frank Strahan. Mrs. Joanna Taylor. Mrs. H. T. Wil ding the first of the week to visit hei parents and bring back her sop Carl who went to Redding with his grandparents after a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Shuck re turned last week from a vacation in Los Angeles. fOk f ASTIR GROWTH- start your chicks 9n TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER h. your e mm nsht balance at vifamuu. ore. fanaa and araaraU. Tri.njte Chick frarrar a) a arieatifically balanced rattan bajh to &!j tbt faquii quanta of rnar cnirks durinc tfea Brae tujnt em. act roar oouer MASH ar f ' ' " Wk nam L ... Troy V. Cook Feed Co. Sharp Grain Co, Merrill YZS'tTS BONDED FOR QUALITY J yES-ITS A DIME-SIZE I BOTTLE FOR ONI 5 (iViRVESS1) Liquid-Apple WHITE APPU JUICE ft. Made by an exclusive patent ed process, only SW Liquid Apple captures all the true color, taste and fragrance of fresh apples .... in 32 oz. bottles and 12 oz. cans. Delicious, different, good for you! 2 Hams and the hostesses, Mrs. Orem and Mra. Zumbrun. Word has been received here tell ing of Improvement in the condition of Alfred B. Tony" Castel Sr., who has been seriously 111 al the Vet erans' hospital in Portland for the past several weekv Mr. and Mrs. Millard Briscoe and son are moving from Weed. Calif., to their new home in Fort Klamath, the former Art Nichols proiierty, which was recently purchased by the Brlscocs from Mrs. Nichols, widow of the late Art Nichols. Mrs. Nichols is making her home with her daugh ter. Mrs. F. L. Abbott, at Svtanville, Calif. Funeral services acre held Satur day afternoon at the Perl Funeral home In Medford for the late Roy Stanley, who succumbed to a heart attack Wednesday of last week at his home at Faille Point. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley are well-known here, having purchased the I). F. Lawtou ranch north of Fort Klamatli some time ago. They stayed at their ranch here during the year with the ex ception of the winter months, which they spent at their Eagle Point home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 8. Looslry of Fort Klamath attended the final rites in Medford last Sat urday. Mrs. Ord Pritchett and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Pritchett and children have moved to Madras, Ore., where they hae leased r business property consisting of a soda fountain and lunch room, and a Inch they are now operating. Ord Pritchett will leave soon also for Madras to assist in the management of the business. He and his brother Nell have been employed for some time ov Thomas Haakins on the hitwkms cattle ranch south of Fort Klamath, formerly known as the Wood River ranch. The many fnrnds of the two young couples Join in wishing them success in their new venture. Gene Page was able to resume his classes at the Oregon Vocational school in Klamath Falls this week after being absent for ten days due to severe facial cuts and lacerations received in a recent automobile acci dent In Klamath Falls. Page re lumed to Klamath Falls Monday with Don Wlmer, who Is also a student at the school, and was re turning there after spending the aeek-end with Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlmer of Fort Kla math. Mr. and Mrs. William Sirahau and daughter Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strahan attended the theatre In Klamath Falls Sunday evening. Mis. K.lmer Zumbrun and Mrs. Henry Onh spent Moudiiy In Klamath Falls. Mia. Ray Proa ell tins recovered from a severe back injury for which she made several trliu to Klamath Falls to receive medical care. The Injury ua sustained In an acci dental tall alien Mrs. 1'iouell slipped and fell on the floor of her home here. F. D. "Busier " Knox miraculously escaped serious Injury, Including the possibility of death by drowning, oil Thursday night when his car went out of control on highway 7, hitting highway post near the Sand Creek highway patrol station and lauding bottom side up In Sand creek, which is nearly at flood stage at this time of year. Knox w:is unconscious for some time following the accident, and finally managed to extricate himself from the wreck by breaking a wliuloa- and climbing out. He was brought to Fort Klamath by a mem ber of the highway patrol at Sand creek. Although the car uns prac tically u total wreck. Knox received only minor cuts and bruises on his hand and face. He was en route to Fort Klamath from Oakruige :U the tune of the accident. We would much rather tell vou that you are covered limn that we an sorry. Insure your car aild home with Hans Norland now. 123 N Cth St. "01dat40,50,60?" Man, You re Crazy tft- up" w:ia ti.-n. . ia!:u t. n r for riQ.Jv.n fvrl.nf rjii In tns1. Itrl at iron wtrcti muu rrn trt1 iuri ea'l ' nM " Tr -f,-M TVo:p TaMtt fur pp j.niir Wrg. !fH van ' "m m. -I . Lt. At rfrujx store everywhere in Klamath rant, at WMigreena and Whitman Drug. &27W$Mk E RECIPE! A'WTk co dnpcji until brttwA Add t WjP ItOCk (nude with b C b0li") witer. 3 beef bouillon uti AM 99 noodles. l lip Mil, and took (iH tender. Add teod eKtab! 1 c pen. '( cut ttnnt beant, 1 1 c. dtced carrotl. lAnen e9etab'e. are hot, verve immediate!. SMOOTH . . . IT'S "FLAVOR-AGED " Aa fruit me?How to it rich, "V L miM full ripeness, bo Clicquot N -V I ' Club Ginicer Ale Is brought - ' VTTnV i to its liucious hith T ljM f.i' 'vr-'-l point of flavor. Fine Jamaica ) , &T JPr-Oij ' ;'j ginger and other choice , 'ferV $rf i4 r-'U ingredients are carefully x i ' t" ' C blended, then aged for S"' m ' i s. months. "Flavor gd!n v( ' , H fJ A full-quart bottle of j sb. i ; bubbling goodness. , Siga&ftt r . , Clicquot Club 6S5 Spring St. Bottling Co. Phone r,Xt THE FINEST SPARKLING WATERI A rrnduf I al Fr.Cota Conipanf frsnchlMd BotUer: Pep.Cola RotUillf Ciimpany Ql Klainalh Fall! KEN FOOD STORE UK Main Open 9 a. m. to p. m. Phone 573 CLOSED SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS FREE DELIVERY! City deliverie leave at 9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.; Suburban deliveries leave at 1:30 p, m. i T a JACK Peanut Butter "'280 Drilled Know Gold Medal FLOUR 10b89c Dill Picklesrun 25c Grapes " oc, tin 2 tor 25c Super Suds ... 37c Vel 35c Purple Plums IMVJS&rOR 0SLY 5 AHO MIDI MU f 0 0. 01 MOTHER'S OATS Crackers SuT.n. h, 45c Peas ("rden Brt ,in 15c SWERL Trend 2 boxes Dog Food Murtu Salt Timberllne 3 for 25c 32c 29c Mur ton's plain or iodiud 9o Cake Flour Soft-As-Silk .. IE. 3 for vll. 39c Ro.val ( luh No. 2 tin Tangerine Julce2, or 25c Pickles BIU-O-DIII Qt. 29c Peanut Butter pPr 35c GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Hmall Ited New Potatoes 4.lb. 25c Mrd. ir.e 1F 131 Purple l op Dnkeir nuiauayas 5 ibi. Oranges rJur 29c Arizona While Grapefruit ,or 23c Wlneftj4) Apples w,"",orc6ki::. 35c FROZEN FOOD FILLET OF SOLE SCALLOPS FRESH SHRIMP Cleaned and Peeled FRESH OYSTERS CREAM TUNA Chiloquin A third diuiiihlrr born to Mr. and Mrs. Kernilt Krv.vir (il Wlllliiimnn Klvrr Ninvrd at Klamuih Valley Kwrilial oil March 0 anil haa hern named for her two older alitlera, Marllee and Joanne. The bahy. K'ary Ann. untitled 1 iiounda anil 9 Olllk ivv Rliuron PanuiHi. .evenlh urade diuuthter of Mi. and Mra. Cluiulr Farar.00, aas taken to Taroina In dian hikpital, Taconm, Wa.xh.. early this meek. Miffertnit fnun i-horen and rheuinalio lever. Sharon ha ti-en 111 frequently lln'e the (lr.it o' the year and all! lie hoiitalled foi many nionthh. LKK'toia reiHjrt th.at keeplns her moriile hlKh la of tiiiinary lmKU'laiU'e and. allhouuh she la unable to write letters yet. (rieudH are urged to .tend frequent cards and letters. Approximately 100 limit reaidenta attended the Spade Coolry dunce at the armory on 'roodiiy nlk'ht. CiKiley Is wcll-kuowu heie ns he formerly attended Cliemtiwa. Hoy Oleiuer and E. K. Snillh ie turned from a California buMitc.v tup late Monday iittiln. K'lll 'lurt- day nil a hurried trip In Yreka and are now home. Hob Hull Jr.. made a buslnosi trip to Mi'dfoid and Kaitlo Point on Moinliiy. Mrs. I.lovd Hrtei't and Mra. Blanche Heteia were eo-hosteasea al the Tueaday nlitnt inertlnii of the Women's Socletv of Christian Serv ice Mis lllauihe I'rtris. Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd t'eters and Mr. and Mis. Steve I'rirrs of Klainalh Pulls dtove to Allurua. Culll . last week end to visit with relatives. Coos Bay, Newport Top Lumber Ports PliUTt.ANn. March II MNOr. lion's coa.vtul district inirts of Coos Huy mid Nea-Hirt lopiied the lum ber shlppliiK dlsirlrta nt WaslilHKlou and (irrnon In murine loadings dur liilt Juuunry. The I'ailflc lumber Inspection bureau reiairls Hie two Oregon txiru shipped 411070(171) board feet, of lumber. The combined shipiuriits fnun all Orruon. Wasliliuiton and llrllMi Columbia ihiMs whs luajuOUOO board Wary Willi.' SUPER RECIPE FILE MA-uvn Biciaii ro ma-Uvii ixino , SEAFOOD CASSEROLE . . . foify lnn Menu on a thrifty budget I It's FISHER'S BLEND SEAFOOD CASSEROLE WEEK I 1 fwj. im Sslmom 2 iupt iOottti or (4tneJ Vfs 4 ip tiultrr t . tup ibofpJ ( firry mp mimed Of on b ttbltipooHi Fitbrr' filrttJ flour I iup inutJ from $jlmom mJ fri I ip Milk ' h ttdipoom Jry Mmttrtj ' 4 fMioot) Ptpprr 1 1 tfdtpoom Pprtks I ( 4 ttdtpnom Ssit I ldipoo W orstttrrtbir Drtm mmou rfw.V firdt, St liquid. lUk fith. Smmtr triers snj onto in butler until limp nJ rllou . .iUJ fluur grdJmlly, tlimnf cnmljulh, KUJ It.unf and seunnugt, took until tbitk. I old in prdi snJ ulmon. Pour into I -quirt fjtrrrole. Top tt ilh bin ntt Jaugh. Hikr I J-1 f ruimutrt 4$ 41' f, ( 'ir ttjuJjrJ bin nit rtiip lor topping, Hung 2 tupt I itbrr'i titrnd I laitr. j You can depend on Fithcr't lUrnd All-Purpot I Hour, NimhwcM laconic for ocr M ycn! j FOR IVERY PURPOSE I , IT'S THf MYSTRY Of TH BlfND I 2t I ! 1 1 1 1 j for ymtonn lull risor ,r MtSTA ' TWO KINOl-DllPaND SHCOIAIOI COfrttlN lUHIi r mi f is ii it Ty TttLiJna HOT CORN BREAD. y w J 31 y:i CONTAINS EGGS, SUGAR MILK, SHORTENING SAVfS TAU SAVFS MONf IT-SAVfS MUSS P.rUft RnulU GUARANTEED feel, an Increase of IB per cent from year aito. Columbia river ports shipped 4. JWl.m board lent. I'uvi't Hound lairta H.4;I7.3'.'4 board feel and Washlnulon const IHil'ta IJ.IMHI.II1I7 board leet. Drills)! Columbia led Willi 7MKHI.873 boaid feel. Volunteer Fireman Meeting Called Kne Chief Mehln lloidon of the suliuibiin fire drpurtmrnl toduy called a mretluii of potential volun teer ftiemrn. The mei'llim hus been set for 7 JO p. 111. Kilduy In the imiisIc riHim of Alliimonl Junior hlili ll'lllKll. All men over 'Jl years old who are Inieitflted in iolnliiK (ha (lib- urban volunleer flie department aia invited. Kspecinlly uiueil lo attend ait men rrsldlni In Die south tiburbaii una or who are employed In the v nf the fur station now tin. der ruiiMiui'tliin at Ihe miner at C'tosby and lleitlr Turn those iio-longer-usrd ar. tides Into rush now I Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and brluii ijulrk results Here's The Money-Saving Way To Feed Your Dog LEAN, RED MEAT HE NEEDS EVERY DAY! Rich in Vital Minerals ... Plus All Known "Dog- Health" Vitamins I Tf thu quick monfr-iitini f ra Irrtl vnur Uuk Inn, red mi ilu t iiamin and mntrrl your ttog ncftli .Uily. I crr can of Ko L Rcion tonctmt fen mil ol U.S. t. ioicvtcJ hurt nic. You'll r Ifiiin chc trrr ftrti in vou ert ilul Tour du 1 mllv lur thu kit loot! if I mi jjotttl liir lum. (tcl in ul Kn L Rtitoo (rum yout gructr or tlflr totitf- frt Pf ItMlr Writ luUir tut tour lr .opt at fn-L- Ktnum i (It Ih (Juikil H ( O.. B'tl 1 'Ji, itn. 1 K. hitem A1- lllm..l. KEN-L-RATI0N .1 "' TW l ...I IN CANNtO 7-k'L"i vr..v DOO IOO0 J'aia ai Dollar Days APRICOTS, Hont'f, whole, 21 . . Z7c PEACHES, Hant'is 1 27c PRUNE PLUMS, 2 Is . . . .17c CHERRIES, light, iwet, 21 . . 35c GRAPEFRUIT, T. 0., 2$ . . . . 17c Cranberry Sauce, Ocean Spray Is 22c PEARS, Pedigree, 21 35c JELLY, WhitehosiM 12-oz. 22c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, It . . . .10c BLEACH, White Rose, 1 gal.. . .22c SALAD DRESSING, N.N., pints, 22c DHL PICKLES, quart Jars . . .27c RIPE OLIVES, No. 1 tins . . . .15c SARDINES, Maine In oil, Is. . .17c CHIU O BEANS, Carstens, Is. .22c SPAGHETTI, Pan American, Is . 11c SWEET SPUDS, Pelaco, 21s . . 17c SPINACH, fancy, No. 21 tins. . 12c PEAS, Lavora Tender, 2s . . . .12c PEAS, Rosedale, 2s 15c GREEN BEANS, 2s 15c CORN, Mission W. Kernel, 1 2oz. 1 7c SALAD VECTS. DINETTE, Is . . 11c TOM. HOT SAUCE, but. tins. ... 5c ASPARAGUS, All Green, 2s . .27c HOMINY, Van Camp's, 2is . . .17c TOMATOES, Mission, 21s. . . .22c SPLIT PEA SOUP, Rancho, lO oi. 7c SOAP, The New Trend 17c SOAP, Palmolive, bath size . .14c Western Steinies, Ice cold, 1 1-oz. 10c Eastern, tall, Ice cold, 12-oz. . . 13c MINCEMEAT l ib. Jan .... 22c TOPS SOAP, 24 oz.pkg.. . . 17c PUMPKIN, Diamond A, No. 2ji . 14c PEANUT BUTTER, Rose, lb. jar 35c TOMATO JUICE, Hunt's No. 2s . 1 lc CLINTON PUDDINCS, Assorted, 7c CARROTS, Standby No. 2s . .9c BEETS, Hunt's No. 2s . . . .11c 4 lor 1.00 4 for 1.00 6 lor 1.00 3 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 11 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 b for 1.00 5 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 9 for 1.00 9 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 7 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 21 lor 1.00 4 lor 1.00 6 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 15 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 8 for 1.00 11 for 1.00 8 for 1.00 5 for 1.00 6 for 1.00 8 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 16 for 1.00 12 for 1.00 10 for 1.00 Flour I Coffee Nubora h .... ..... MM Mf4t ItoMMtHM mn mm 3" 29c 1 1 67c PRODUCE DEPARTMENT niDAT ADD 8ATT8DAT W are fcftiftf oil Mr pi4uf frtth 4if It 9m the mt fertile eJittrletl In the CMifftrf we y ! tmitf marniftf fririieii, lh l.rvetl quality al mattay-irlf pmt. Yaw b ko w4f. lalaw art law al Mr mnyt many t Lettuce Iff k4l Celery trlfpr. brtttk MMa-hr .., . I Radishes ,.nn .rrn z " A kail f tU ml HatM, Potatoes It U ta. BUwaUl om 7c Green Onions IQc 5c Grapefruit 129 Thin Uaai MP Na 4t. S mm 19c Oranges. , ,73c 98c MEAT DEPARTMENT rillDAff AND ATI HP AY Beef Roast. . ,lb.49 Sliced Bacon, .lb. 58c Bacon Jowls. .lb.3$c Beef Short Ribs, lb. 29c Corned Beef. .lb. 43c EvlsceratedHens,lb.36c tltaiHw. na mii ar ft iui ij 31 1