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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1948
MAGIC FLAVOR jgLj
Yhcrc'j magic in the rich. delicious
Hivof of Mission Enc Noodles and
the secret is top-quality Durum hard,
', wheat and plenty of e&es! Save money. 1
serve lots of Mission Ejig Noodle-,
' ihey taste so good yet cot so little!
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SIGHT-INCH LAYERS V
CAMBRIDGE. Rug., May 30 tJV
Ernest P. Hcdite complained til
court that he cun t smell am thins
any nunc nud blnmod n bus nci'lilt'tu
In which lie Rot his hciul bumHd.
Judge Sir Rciimnld Groom John
son of the high court took syinpn
thetlc view mid mauled him duin
uses of 760 pounds illKH).
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PACKED lth FLAVOR!
I FROZEN FOODS
LOOK FOR THE BRIGHT YELLOW PACKAGE
Pineapple Ice Cream Sodas are
Favorite
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MADE AT HOME WITH
louinePride
Pineopple TOPPING
Ym, it's Qiy to undantond how ths
luscious PinoppU todot can b any
oo'$. -favor rt. But, do you know you
can male thtm of horn any time with
Town Pride Pineapple Topping ! It'i real
ennhed pineapple, pure and good, the
kind uted by the finest soda fountains.
A little Ice cream, soda water, and
Town Pride Pineapple Topping . . . that's
oil tt takes to bring joy to your family.
Ideal for cakes, puddings, cookies, pies,
torts and many other desserts.
$ nmms of towns price topping
ChocoJot Fudge Pineapple Strawberry
Butterscotch Marihmallow Chocolate
TOWN! TAU COMPANY LOf ANGIlIt
Better coffee every time with
becaUSe-StV'i expert buyers
gelect only the choicest, high-altitude
beans-the world's finest and most
expensive coffees.
and fhen -like vintage wines,
S&W coffee beans are carefully aged
before roasting -for fine, fragrant
mellowness.
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most Important-SiWcoffee
is now roasted by an electron.cally
controlled process, which roasta each
bean evenly from inside out-uniform-ly,
perfectly. Every can you buy, every
Sp .you make of S&W has the identv
cal aroma, the same wonderful flavor.
StW coffet U packtd under
mxtrtmt high vacuum, only
in cans, to prtttrvt full
bodied, roaBter-frethnesB.
Available in either drip or
regular grind, a you prefer.
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fAv Through special car
in buying, aging, roaiting, and packing,
St W brings you this superb coifte.
Try it, we think you will agree It's
belter coffee, every timet
n n " 1 ri 'v 1 1
Grocers who know, a g reel
"Sffl quality is so much heller
Try sny one of the great SW family of fine fooda, and you too will agree with
ffrocers all over the country who have Been ui open and compare SW products with
any other brand on their ahelvei. They have judged SW Quality beat, every time.
Attractive Child Contest Ends
Altimlivr elillilrrn by (he hun
dreds, lU'comiKinlrd by lltrlr pruiul
pitrriiU, werr iiholoRruitl.t'tl tluihtK
the pant montli itr ko tu Keiiuell
Klltn etutliti hpoiiKored tti IMIt un
miul "Mtwl Attrttctlve" elilltl cuii
teM. At Uii cIum tf the ronleM. lu
whlih nppioMiimtrly tfOO dillilrt'ii
weir pluHonraphed, pri'lty Mury
Kathryu McAuliKt. tltiee-yeat-okl
duunhtor of. Mr. uiul Mrs. Dull
MfAuhllf o Mitllu. wtttked otf wllJi
the "tmvit iiltrartive" title nntl
thereby won herseU ft 1'5 Victory
bo ml.
Yoliiijt n:h ope it to the pultllr mid
the .vminRNter ehoMoit by ixttnilur
aeelultn. U inner of flrtt, neenntl
mid third pliieeii us well u thiwo
reeelviiiK lionoriiMe turn t Ion, re
eeivett pholoKriiplm from the studio.
Following tire the winners:
Class A
CI 11 vi A. tmhten ft month tu I yeur:
1st. Srttulra, 8 nutiithtt, Mrs. M.
'Uytoii. HotnojA IiuuhIjik 105-A;
2nd. lieruld. 7 months, Mr. und .Mrs.
.1 M. Fanner. 1410 Mil. hell; :inl.
Uiinn, 6 mon I lis. Mr. and Mr. Don
Neal, N. Mh. Ilonoruble men
tion: Ut, (ieorRe. 7 montli. Mr. mid
Mrs. It. ( ( humlirrs. 4SJt tlurliiu
drive; 2nd (tie), Murloit Lynn, tt
nionthi, Mr. und Mm. M. I. Andre
attu. Dorris; ClirMtiie. K irnmlhs,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Ohmt. 1000
Da r nm.
Class B
Class B. Kills, 1 to 5 years:
1st, Krtlhy. 3 yrars, Mr. und Mrs.
L. A. Thurbrr. STUB DuyUm: and.
Vclfcln. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Uulc Hun
kms. ai39 Orchnrd: 3rd. Shnron, 30
months. Mr. mid Mrs. Don Nrnl, 219
N. 5th. Honorable mention: 1st,
Iris. 2S, Mr. nud Mrs. Floyd Sloan,
Kcno; 3nd, Carole, 3. Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Wtrth, im:io Orchard.
Class C
t'luss ('. boys, 1 to 3 yrurs:
1st. Jnev. 2. Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Kraiil. 141S l.ookoul; itid. Mike.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stlllurll, 2805
Sunirurra lane; 3rd (tie). I.urry,
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Smith, 41!) 1'a
rlfic Terrace: Cene. 3'.j, Mr. and
Mrs. f. A. Welib. 117 'j K. .Main.
Honorable mrnllon: 1st, Hobby. 4,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Klnt. Malln;
2nd (tie), Iiennis. 18 nioiitbs, Mr.
and Mrs. It. V. tinllimay. 23lt Kber
lein; Donald. 4'3. Mrs. Mary John
son, route 1. bos tiM-A.
Class D
Class D. B iris. S I" years:
1st. Jean. 5. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kobert
Hlnclc. Merrill: 2nd. Diana. 6. Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Alexander. HiH Di
vision: 3rd itlei. Susan, 5. Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Feebark. 'JiiW Wuntland:
Mary. 6. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Mitchell.
Merrill. Honornble mention: 1st
Hlci, Joy, 6. Mr. nnd Mia. a. K.
Olson, MM I'lne; l.lnda l,ee. S, Mr.
nnd Mis. D. J. Hull, rouie 1 box
8311-U, city; 2nd itle), Trudny, ,
Mr. nud Mis. J. 1). Kv.uia, b4UU In
depeiidener: Shirley Ann, o. Mr. nnd
Mia. L. K. Priest, 11)26 Arndemy.
Class E
t'Usa if, bays, & to g years:
lal, I'arleton, 6, Mr. and Mrs. 1..
V. Simon.. 1 1J N, 3rd: gnd. Willie,
8, Mr. and Mrs. I'. I). Mainline:, B'il
Ituseway; 3rd (tie), llruee, t, Mr.
and Mrs. 1). K. roller. 9U30 Harlan
drive: Larry, 5, Mr. and Mrs. J. It.
Del.ap, roule 1 bos till. elty. Hon
orable nientiou: 1st, Tummy, 5, Mr,
and Mrs. I. A. Tliurber, 27110 Day
Ion: nd. David, s, Mr. ami Mrs, C.
Krklra, Malln.
Class F
Class P. twins:
1st, Mutilyu nud Mnileue, 3. Mr.
nud Mrs. It. J. Haysou, 1:140 l.ukn
vii'w: 2nd, Janet nud Joyce, b
months, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Jolly,
20411 Wordrn: Dale and Doyle, 6,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leek, Cnnby,
Calif. Honornble mention: 1st, l'eler
nnd Paul, 1 year. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
tlorllrr Jr.. Ill Pine; 2nd illei,
Knihleen nnd Keunelh, 2 years, Mr,
nnd Mis. A. D. Campbell, Tenuaut,
CalK.; David nnd IVnnl.i. 14 mouths,
Mr nnd Mrs. 1. J. F.ell, 3004 Sum
mers lane.
Bridget Waters On
Her Way Home
CARSON CITY, Nev., May 30 ill
UndKt'l Waters. 32 - year - old wur
brule recently parolrd from Nevada
state uenitcnllary, left the prison
Wednesday on the first lap of her
trip to New York nnd Ktnilaml.
The pretty Irish stlrl. who served
18 months of a one to five year
sentence for the klllliiK of her hus
band. Frank, will be nccompanled by
Mrs. Richard Sheeny, wife of the
prison warden. Mrs. Sheehy has
been nnmed Immigration service
matron to accompany Mrs. Waters
and her son Prank, 3. on the New
York trip, It was lenrned today.
One of Ihe conditions of the parole
was lhat Mrs. Waters be deported to
KiiKland.
Flowers of Ihe "Dutchman's pipe"
crlrh pollen-lnden insects and re
fuse to release Ihem until the blos
soms have been pollenoted.
The Ynle Howl, built In 1041. was
the first modern stndlum with a
capacity larger than the nnclcnt
Roman Colosseum.
No bird or mnmmal can see better
niBlit than In the daytime.
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Hills Bros. Coffee is a blend of
the world's finest coffees.
Evory pound you buy has the
same matchless flavor, brought
to uniform perfection by the
exclusive Hills Bros, process
CONTROLLED ROASTING.
Vacuum-packing In cans and
Ultra-Vac jars keeps Hills Bros.
Coffee frosh and fragrant.
Trfl nwhl Ra U. S. Pit Off,
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