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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1949)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, AUG. II, 1949 PACE TEN Redding To Hold First Night Rodeo The Keddlng sheriff's posse will sponsor th first annual Redding rod to August 19 and 20, wording to n announcement today. Th show will be held at night under the lights at the new rodeo grounds. Stock will be furnished by Mark Barber, long-time K lama in Falls rodeo stock promoter. Several top hands have already signed for the show, according to Barber, and local riders will be out In force for the new show. Events will consist of Brone Rid ing (saddle) bareback riding, calf roping, bulldogging and brahma bull riding. Gene and Bobby Clark, from Bakersfleld, have been signed as clowns and bullfighter for the event. Action aplenty It promised by Barber in the brahma department with the addition of a carload of new bulls from the Texas prairies. "Wild-eyed and fighting mad." he ays. Barber and his stock com direct to Redding from a aix-day stand at the Sonoma county fair at Santa Rosa. Following the Redding show he will take his stock to Pendleton for the big roundup there next Wednesday. Barkley To Play Host ST. LOUIS. Aug. 11 Mrs. Carleton S. Hadley of St. Louis will be the guest of Vic PresVent Bark ley Sunday at Paducah, Kjr, at a hometown celebration In his honor. She will be accompanied by her 17-year-old daughter. Anne. The rice president's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Max Truitt, are to com with him from Washington. Their plans for the week-end were reported In Washington yesterday and confirmed her by friends of Mrs. Hadley. The Paducah airport will be re dedicated and renamed for the city's favorite son. It will be the third meeting In three weeks for Barkley and Mrs. Hadley. a pretty brunette widow whose husband, a railroad attorney, died four years ago. Both have denied that they plan to be married this week-end at Paducah. Police Break Up Two Street Scraps Note to those who've lost keys: before you buy new keys, check with the rjolke dermrfment The city police desk sergeant has rvenu seis 01 xevs ana la waiting lor owners to Claim tnem. Soadt Your EGG PROFITS As T lf TilneU X-M fee rmfct feed fee ! fuse, alia, TRIANGLE MILLING COMPANY Dealer: Troy V. Cook Feed Co. Sharp Grain Co., Merrill, Ore, SEA STOLE II. Ull !!.. .11 III, I Mill II The long, fringed stole doubling in terry for drying or draping on the beach is a practical ac cessory making its beach debut this summer. Model wraps reversible-colored terry cloth stole to cover bareness of swim suit and top up its moisture. Gotham Opens Up For Quirino NEW YORK. Aug. 11 IS The city extended an official welcome today to President Elpidio Quirino of the Phillippine republic, during which Mayor William O'Dwyer pre sented him with a certificate of distinguished public service citing him for Inspiring "the Friends of Democracy in the Far East and in all parts of the world." - Police estimated 100.000 persons lined the sidewalks of lower Broad way to witness the parade from the Battery to city hall In which units of the marines, navy and army marched. Ghastly Oiffore The Tseo people of southeast Uganda. Africa, have coiffures em bellished with hair collected from the heads of their dead ancestors, stuck together with blood, and dec orated with feathers. I Use the Want Ads for Quick Results! -isW I Mi a. A , MB. MCMeV MliMtM I tMCMDirimaur I tuaawiu 1 DUTCH PAINT . . TIEMENDOIJC. AFUAUn J I I . .... wnM vwwm ,ww mQTVTIOI hove saod it potubl lor the manufacturer of mis free flowing, osy-brushina DUTCH PAINT to pass their saviagt on to s. We, in him, or reducing our prices to you I NEW LOW PRICES! OUTSIDE WHITE H-GI Eaaaael Baamel lealer ITadsreeater Ea-Oa White Interler Wsfl aar YaraMi 1 gaL 295 3.5 z.es -2.es 4.S0 Perch aad Deck Enamel, Tile Red e Gray - 0.45 SHINGLE STAIN Autumn red, forest green. """ $1.70 Equally lew ptift by ffie Quart OREGON SURPLUS SALES Opea 1:11 s, a. H I p. n. M Mala Phone MJ fniiTrHTl Moose Confab Set For SF; KF To Attend A large delegation of Klamath Falls lodge members will leave soon for San Francisco to attend the an nual convention of the Loyal Order of Moose, August M through IS. Twenty-two hundred lodges in the United States, Alaska. Canada and England will send delegates to the five-day conclave, and many special trains will carry members to the Bay city. General convention chairman Is Wslter McOovern. Attending from the Klamath Falls lodge will be Brick Leach, Cap Ver Uxk. Victor Douglas. Mel J. Kohl. Al Nyback. Clyde Thompson, N. 8. Hepburn, Walter Heifer and W. C. Hooper. Members of the Women of the Moose. Klamath Falls chapter, who will attend Include. Susie Booth, Mary Mills. Sady Wallace, Bell Tompkins, Jackie Leach. Laura Ver- beck, Leona Kohl, Ninon Nybark, Blanche Dixon, Lucile Heifer, Kath leen Hepburn. Fsnnie May Thomp son, Edna Jensen, Pat McMaiius, Francis Walls, Blanche Pyle, Daly Douglas, Ruby Bell and Ruth Uorm-ly. Boston Beginning American vaudeville had lis be ginning In Boston. Mass, in 1AM. when a former cirrus performer, Benjamin F. Keltli. opened a small nm-um and show next to the old Adams Houe in Washington street. in Pool Kept Busy MAUN, Aug. It During lis first two weeks of operation this summer. July 16 to August 1. MM people swam 111 Matin's outdoor swimming pool. Attendance has averaged between 350 and 400 people per day. CIsnin in swimming Inniructlon for Tule lake and Merrill youngsters, will end this Saturday. Over 100 chil dren from each community hav Improved swimming ability or have learned to swim in tile class series. One hundred-fifty Malln children completed (heir swimming course a week ago. Kev. Cnbb of Merrill as sisted Arlle Mse Johnson In teaching Ih morning elaes. In addition, an adult class of 40 women has been lakliig lessuiis every Monday, Wed nesday aiid Friday evenings. The pool Is open dally from 1 p. m. to 9 p. ni. for public swimming, The water la kept as clos as punalbl to 0 degrees. Hoillly Heat The average Indlvldiinl radiate enough energy a heat to rata th teiniieratur of 30 cubic feet of air approximately degrees per min ute, according to th Kucyrloid!a Britannic. "Teen-Age" Pimples? It you lute "tiicj ncnthing" to relieve uiuiglitly turfite km JitorJm ith no iuf i Irsin shout the new .t srtioa "wonder formuls" of FNCA CREAM . . . developed in the mesfth Isbotstotici of s giest mcduil univeniir. See our sJ en Pige 4 PAYLESS DRUG Z. If your BUDGET'S In a PINCH... ) Tl CfM ll"2liftl aa. I V i nis 3ULU I iun is a tlWLri J JOIN THE PIGGLY WIGGLY VALUE PARADE! "In Klamath Folic It'i Piggly Wiggly" Again This Week-End Del Monte Preserves SEEDLESS BOTSENBERRIES FLVM OR SEEDLESS LOGANBERRY 1-1. Jr ... 49 3-lb. Tin Quality AU-Purpiw Shortening 4V2-oz. bag . . 25c SAV ON THIS giALITV wax: AERO-WAX Self-rollshing Pint Tin 29e Quart Tin 54 V Gol. Tin 98c Salad Dressing Pint Jar 33 Lydia Grey Facial Tissues 4M taunt pkg a 33c Wafdorf Glass Wax pint tin 39c Scotch Cleanser 2 p- 23c Crater Lake or Medo-Rich NBC fee Cream Co nes Ice Cream Pint22C Quart43C 2 . 29c Whitney's Creamed Honey 14-ai. carton 25c Plenty f Doles Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple J. H. KALE AND ELBERTA PEACHES FOR CANNING Cantaloupe . . . 3 for 29c Tomatoes .... 3 lbs. 25c Oranges 3 doz. 59c Green Peppers ... lb. 10c PRICES EFTECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATL'RDAY Aug. IZ and 12 FREE DELIVERY! Anywhere la th eity limits a all Grocery Order (amounting to IS or more deliveries 10:3 and 2:30). Fresh FROZEN Foods Tamales Mde.a 29c Cod Fillets Blrdseye. . 1-lb. pkg. 57c Perch Fillets Blrdseye. Pkg. 55c Fillet of Sole Btunblebec. .... pkg. 59c Chicken a la King pkf. 65c French Fried Potatoes P... 29c Baby Green Lima Beans pkf. 42c STRAWBERRIES OR RASPBERRIES With Sugar Added. West Peak ")0 Brand. 1-Lb. Package JfC HANSON'S RflARESET 7th and Pine WE SAVE YOU MONEY COLORED ROASTING Hens 39c lb. GRADE A Beef Rsts. 49c lb; MORRLLL'S Slic. Bacon 39c lb; FRESH DRESSED COLORED Fryers 49c lb; GRADE A Veal Rsts; 49c h HWIFT'8 PREMIUM Hams 65c lb, Pork Sausage 25c lb. Ho! Ho! WE Save YOU Dough! Pure Lard - i" l25 Veal Stew lb. 29c Veal Roast lb. 39c Veal Steaks lb. 45c Po,rk Steaks lb. 45c Pork Roasts lb. 39c Beef Sirloin Steaks lb. 59c PRODUCE SPECIALS t'stnrjr Vine Rlpenrd Elberta Peaches v" "T; 1.39 Tomatoes 2 r br Z 1.39 Cantaloupes gwt "jZLTk Seedless Grapes 25c AT THE PALACE ilflA 514 Main Wkir you nr ft a bum str! MB tVffie YOUR 0.$T0P Carter's Fine Foods Has Everything i i1.1 " WE FIATURI SWIFT'S PREMIUM MEATS DtUCIOUS! I Mwlft's rlrandrd BEEF ROAST ... 43c lb. flwlft's Oriole Sliced Bacon 49c lb. Kwlft'e Board and Tied Picnic Hams 59c lb. CHRIS' POULTRY FARM Stewing Hens 39c lb. Baking Hens 49c lb. i 1 1 x Mrdford Garden Fresh PRODUCE Potatoes . . 25 ... 89c rlrm Ripe Cantaloupe ... lb. 4c Thompon MfrilleM Grapes .. . 2 lbs. 19c Peppers.. .2 lbs. 19c Kllrlnl Cucumbers ... lb. 9c x Campbell's Soup Chicken Noodl Chicken with Rico Cream of Chickan Chicken Gumbo 2 Cans 33e SOAPS and HOUSEHOLD AIDS Purex Bleach ,.u 48c CAD rot laondre A dl.hr J. AB Urge pkg.. 41 C Tronrl VaT d,,hM- wton, 1 n IICIIU ,111,,, woolens, pkg. I V Drodnranl bath and toilet soap Scot Towels tied or White . bar Jl i roiis 29c Cut String Beans Rose Bowl 2 cans 39C Lacee Paper Napkins ID-count 2 Pkf s. 25C Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Z 34c Alber's Flapjack Flour 40-ox. pkg. 29c Hungry Jack Pancake Flour 'Z. 43c Scot Towel Holders.. 63c Betty Crocker Cake Mixes 33c Ginger Bread Mix Dromedary pkg. 23c Crab Louie Dressing 33c Mexi-Treats 59c Accent Parked In a ahaker top glass 4-os. Jar 98c Hi Ho Crackers - 16-01. pkg. 29c Planters Cocktail Peanuts . ... 29c Bonnie Vt I Dog Food ' 1 3 Cans Kvn We carry a fine, eomplrl arlrrtlnn of dinner wine. a a f-Kii UtLIVtKT. 1420 ESPLANADE Your Moir Thoughtful Grocer PHONE 8840 Breast of Veal 25c lb.
