THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1949
HtRALD AND HtVVb. KLAMATH FALLS. OKLCON
Midland Empire News
Merrill
Mr. mid Mr. W. W. Cliadwlrk
mid children from !j Vrgae, Nv
spent 10 dav vlaltlng at ilia hums
ol llliadwliks mother. Mm. Mary
Uinvea.
Mr. mid Mn. Jului O'Nrll mid
mniK. Tommy and Johnny, hav re
turned from a week axnt Hi Han
Kranlraco eliiiplng and iijuylni
th eight.
Mr. and Mil. A. O. Hllva tntr
talnrd at brldu Halurday evening,
tltieala wer Mr. and Mn. Harold
llrndilrkami. Mr. and Mr. II. S.
IM-wry and Mr. and Mr. Hlley De
I mi Priara m oim by Mn licit,
tlilrkami, Mra. Dewey and Mr. and
Mn. Drljip.
Vulture at lln Frrd Hrown liomi
ffcrnily were Mn. llrown'a parents,
Mi and Mn. A. T. Brown of
llukrrnllrld, Freda brother and
lumlly, Mr, and Mr. William II.
Iirnwn Jr, ol Avenal. Calif., and
Mr. and Mn Jraa Hryiiiilde from
Ifyan, okla. While hire lha vtaltors
enovrd flailing at Lake e' Ilia
Wo. xl..
Jlinniy Hllva visited for a week
with Ma unrle and aunt. Mr. and
Mia. A. O. Hllva. II returned to
lila home In Mt. Bhaata lal Bun
day. Mra. Brim Slop la vlaldiiat at
Ilia Hllry DeLap home from Uaker.
Mra. Hipp la Mn. IJrljpa mother.
Mr. and Mra. Howard Dewey and
Mi and Mra. Ralph Karrer of
Klamath Fella drove to Botaa over
the ljiur.r Day holiday. They vlalt
ed Mr. and Mra. B. J. Dewey.
Mra. Itobrrt Burleigh, daughter
Pattv, and Mra. W. C. Herruya of
Klamath Falls have returned from
Han l.uia Obupo. Robert Burleigh
KF Truck Drivers
Win Awards
Nix Klamath Falls trurk driven,
all employe o f Perlfic M otor
Trucking company, received Na
tlunal Hafety council aal d r I ve r
award at a company ptcmc held
over Ilia week-end at Oak park In
Portland.
lleaillng the llat al J. W. Thorn n
ann. 4 VIS Jnhna. who received the
alt-year award; C. F. Hhaw, 1144
AliamiNit and J. H. Wrvn Jr , Ml 3
lrncr. each of whom received tn
vear award; and W. Hablnck. 733
Mortimer, u. A. hhaw. )14 Board
man. and J. B Tompkina, 2M Alta
n out, each receiving one-year aale
ty honors
fla starting liU flrat year at Califor
nia Polytechnic and the ladira
diov him down,
Lewi Hlmniona, 1MB gradual of
Merrill hluh la attending Oil In
Klamath Falls.
l.loyd llughey and family left
Thuraday to rralcl In Uklah, Cnllf.
They have lived In Merrill for
quit aoin time.
Mr. and Mra. R. R. Walker en
Joyed a combined btulneaa and
pleaaur trip to Ban Frticlco laat
week.
Vlaltor at th R. L. Dragoo home
over th holiday were Mr. and Mr.
Kay Layion from Han Franclaco.
Mr. and Mra. A. Kelt from Urea
ham, Ore , vlalted laat week al th
home of their aon, Axel Kelt. Over
the week-end the vlaltora were
driven to Hum to VLMt another
aon and dauuhter-lii-law, Mr. mid
Mra. Cheater Kelt.
Mr. and Mra. Tom Land epent
Hunday vlaltlng rclallvea In Oranta
Paaa. (
Mn. John Takaca Jr , and Mra.
John Kandra Jr., entertained al
luncheon at th Pelican cafe In
Klamath Kail. Invited were Mra.
Ixuls Htewart. Mra. Cliff Hhurk.
Mn. Claude Bhuck. Mra. Robert
Neblker and Mra, E. fcrler.
Attending the roundup at lake
view over the week-end wer Mr.
and Mra. J. O'Nell and anna, and
Mr and Mra. William Walker.
Lucll Auatln aiient th Labor
Day week-end vlaltlng her father
In Paradise. Calif.
Fort Klamath
Vlaltlng hers laat week at the
home of Mr. and Mra. Raymond M.
IMialey and family al th Looalcy
r.l rich war Mr. and Mn. Ilolli
Klxer and aon of Carlahad, N. M,
and Mr. and Mra. Olaf Carpenter,
and their aon of Htio, Ore. Mra.
Klwr and Mra, Carpenter are th
former Muxln and Ixila Loiwley,
dfiixhiera of Mr, and Mra. Lootley.
On Wedneatlay veiiliig, the lo
Irya Invited a few friend Ui their
home to greet their daughter and
their tamillea. A very enjoyable
time waa apent by the group, with
Mr. and Mra. Looalcy acrvlng re
fieahmentt to their urate at a late
hour.
' Thou preaent were Mr. and Mra.
Ilollia Klxer and eon, Mr. and Mra.
olaf Carpenter and aon, Mr. mid
Mra J. L. Jlclrna, Mr. and Mra. Win.
C Heckler, Mr. and Mra Jamce
Van Wormer and aon Dnuglax, Mr a.
Krank Denton. Mra. Iwlbert Den
Uin, Mra. Katherlne Nlchola, Mr.
and Mra. Raymond B. I.oolry, their
daughter and aon, Joan and Wil
fred Looalcy. The vlaltor left on
j Thuraday for their borne.
Vlaltlng her laat week for a few
daya at the home of Mr. and Mra.
! Robert Wood and daughter wer
hla parenta. Mr. and Mr. Olen
Wood of Chemult, who wer en)oy
I In th laat week of their annual
i two week' vacation. Wood la fore
I man of the highway patrol at Che
' mult.
.Mr. and Mra. Olen 8mlth and
fjmlly moved thla paat week from
Klamath Fall to th fteven Mil
camp of the Modoc Lumber com
pany. He la employed aa cat
ak Inner by Jamea W, Plaher of
Klamath Kalla In hla Heven Mil
lofCHlng contract operatlona.
Mra. r. M. Brattain waa admitted
laat Hunday a week ago to th f f l II
alde hoapltal III Klamath Kalla and
1 reported aa being Improved at
Mil time.
Mra. Margaret Wataon returned
hi me laat week from Reedaimrt,
Ore,, where' ah had been vlaltlng
at the home of her aon and family,
Mr. and Mra. Jamea Wataon and
daughter, lleverly, who accompan
ied Mra. Wataon on the return trip
here, leaving Krldy for their home
at Iteedport.
Arriving laat week from Portland
for a vialt at the home of Mr. and
Mra. Harry Engle were Mr. and
Mra. Harry Turner and Mn. Htella
Llppert, the two women being
Engle alatera.
Mr. and Mia. A. MiQulaton
lif1 laat week for Long Beach, Mc
Oulaton having been here for two
wceka on a bualneaa trip, hla wife
Joining him a week after hla ar
rival, when aha made the trip by
plane from Long Beach to Klamath
Kalla. During their atay In Kort
Klamath the McWutatona were houae
goeMa at the home of Mr. and Mra.
William C. Ilackler.
At the home of Mr. and Mn.
Ralph Vaden at the Thoma Haw
ktna ranch are Mr. and Mra. J. p.
Naaworthy. who hall from Big
: Hprlnga. Texaa. Mra. Naaworthy
i and Mia. Vaden being aUttrs. They
will leava the latter part of th
month for Boxeman, Mont., where
Naaworthy will enter Montana
8tt college on September VI.
from which Inatltutlon he expect
In due coure of time to emerge a
full-fledged veterinarian. In the
meantime, during their stay here,
he la employed at the Hawkins
ranch.
Oueata of Mr. mid Mra. William
C. Ilackler from Thuraday to Mon
day laat wer hla niece and her
huaband, Mr. and Mra. Ambroae
Curry of Ban Kranclaco. While
here, th Hackler took their corn
pen y on a trip to Crater lake. In
cluding th beautiful acenlc drive
around the rim.
Mr. and Mra. Thoma W. McKee
of Chemult vlalted here In the Kort
on Saturday. They me former
local residents.
Coming from Klmath Falls on
Thuraday to spend the day with
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hackler
were Mrs. Lawrence Blrk and Mn.
Walter Heller, who were luncheon
guest at noon at the Hackler home.
K new growth-promoting chemi
cal, which greatly speeded up pro
duction of leaves Dy no plants,
ha been announced. It alao pro
longed the life of grapevine cut
tings. The new compound Is named
dithlobluret.
P
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PRyyiASTfOKAAg jpIJ AaWyEASTSemirisffg (FITS ALL My FAVOtfTB
jiT PtEFRISeitATlON I li ISESST I rV3 Mv..
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. 11afMl m ... i LUKEWARM WATER
a res nurr Duv oacKaamt vtt i
If 1
A Lenten dlah that Is "different"
Is one of creamed celery and oys
ters served on crisp crackers.
Sprinkle the top with a light dust
ing of paprika before serving.
a.
WOW Buy 3 packages
at a time. Keep it handy on
your pantry shelf. Stays
strong and active always
right there when you want it.
Aa WU PO IS
SPNiaE0ND?P0".
LUKEWARM WATER,
ICT6TANPIO
MINUTES THEN
STIR WELL
3 times as many women
P'eferFLEISCHMA!lll'SYiAST
Wi.li';,-ia
Lllj NEW n" ptcT
AMMONIUM ION , ' JVS IV
Don't mla a good net ahnp th
Want Ad (very dayl It pays I
IAIOI 7J 01AM TU1I X '
PAYLESS DRUG
teg Main
TALK OF THE TOWN
iikavv vtiir.nr
Plaid Flannel Shirts
Fall-rat. Ranforlaed
.Medium Hrliht ( alton
Flannel Plaid Shirts
3.1?
2.49
Otir l.n etUin
Whipcord Pants Valuea t I 5 3.95
Hanforlird. (olora. foe eat green, officer' pinka.
-IH1SS (IF THE ROAU
Bib Overalls
, v IS pedal
.uaranlw4 not lo rip. Keintmrr4 aramt. Ft Ira fall cut,
Kanforltrd.
175
WKHTIRN NTOt'KMAN
Made by Miller Denver.
Ranforlaed. Flap button porkrla
Pants
3.95
Reclaimed
Field Jackets 195 & 3,95
Wool lined, water repellent, tipper and button front.
Undershirts & Drawers
64 Wool
.... per rami en I
2.49
Plaid Jackets, 100 Wool. 7.95
0 lil DaaI CLe, "'" CC
O IIUU1 UUUI JUttl) brand Fair 7JL
"Wealover" Brand
Brown Oxfords
Regular t5. Moat aliea aUII
In atock. fioseout fSpecli
I,5i0
1 Lola of
Work Shoes Values to S.99 ( loarout Special
With leather, rubber, and oil realitant rord aolea.
6.95
It. ft. Navv
Tennis Slippers pair 95c
8" Boots "Chippewa Pair 11.50 & 12.53
Cotton Socks choose from, tie pr, 4 Pr 100
50 Wool Socks rr." 175
If you need any Hem In tool, drop In and look aver our tool
department. We have hundreda of needed Itcma . .
mam
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You don't have to pey for fancy fixtures ond "otmosphere" mt the Big Y Market! Here you get more food
for your food dollar . . . our stocks are complete . . . our produce department hog consistently showed the
best selection in town . . . our meats are tops in quality at low prices! Prove it to yourself ... come out and
see that you DO GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY at the Big Y!
Meat and prod nee gaice effective Friday and
Saturday; grocery price effeetiv Tbarsday
thraagh Wednesday.
Top Quality Meats at Our Everyday Low Prices!
MorreU't or Hwtft'i Premium
PICNIC HAMS 39c
r'reah C Ground Pore
Beef 25c lb Pork Sausage 25c lb.
flood Grain Fed
Beef Roasts 37c lb. Pork Roast 39c lb.
Kir loin and Rib Orcfoa Brand
Steak , 49c lb. Sliced Bacon , 49c lb.
Grade A Center Cat
Veal Steak 49c lb. Pork Chops - 59c lb.
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FREE! Overstuffed Chair
Get your tickete at th Big Y! Ticket given through Wednesday. Drawing Wednesday
night! This chair as a regular SIM value. All previous ticket cancelled aa at thla data.
Thla chair waa nvt called far at aw previous drawing, a we'll draw again get year
ticket!
REGULAR OR MINUTE FOR COOL MORNINGS
ALBERS OATS
Keg. He
9 69e
ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE
Guaranteed U he rlghtt Lb.
48'
MERRIMAC
PEAS
Mixed Sieve Eutcra Oregon Tender mad
Mtjr Rrf. 17c No. t cans
2roit 27
DEL ROGUE
FARM-FRESH FROM OUR PRODUCE HOUSE
at Is our polky to feature much loeal produce aa posalble
New Klamath V. 8. No, 1 Reda.
mean baf 39 C
Oreioa
ft. No. X Genu ...
Potatoes .'."b.
Potatoes
Bananas Firm. Kip Fruit
Oranges Sunklst
Peaches Extra fancy highly colored Ashland Packed Hales
Local Cabbage
Bartlett Pears
Cantaloupes
Klamath Grown
Medford Grown
100 lbs. 3.39
25 lbs. 69c
3 lbs. 10c
Full Shopping Bag 3 doz. 69c
00.
20-- -ug 701
lb.4c
lug 98c
lb. 5c
TOMATO JUICE
Rogue River Vine Ripened Tomatoes.
Reg. 28
Mot. 2
Doxrn 2.69
TIDE.. OXYDOL
Large aiz baa
25c
ALL GUM, CRACKER JACK
AND HERSHEY BARS
3 ? 1 0C
Save on Clothing and Hardware Needs!
Men's Sport Shirts $4.50
Styled by Peters of California. Gabardine and lluana cloth. Washable all colors and rise.
KKE Ol'R NEW
Children's Sleepers ,
Keep th baby In bed!
$1.95 and $2.29
Get Your Fall Blankets
$2.95 to $5.95
Buy blankets now while our storks are complete. Cotton sheet blankets, ealored sheet blankets,
fancy pattern in part wool.
Telephone Batteries
Regular lie
25c each
Swanco q c Del Rich ein-
MARGARINE. " MARGARINE'
REG. 79e 0 0
SWIFT'NING. 3-lb. can 69
Mother's Cocoa ,,, Z-rA
Reg. SSe Z-IHcanOjC lOOU t A
Reg. for 27; Can JO - case TaOY
Nestle's Morsels Z 19c r.
tat rood for . 3 isz
Tlind FiSh Wn- Beef. Veal, or
Sextant. Reg. tie No. a sis 23c Corned Beef Loaf 0Qa
Reg. tie U-os. a) C
Kerr Lids Reguur ..... d. 10c rl-n "" or,
LOrn Reg. lc. Caa 2.79! 2 ' t3C
Shred'd Wheat Biscuit,,. "Life"Starch..39c23c
Bunahln pkg. jl, t, pint Free With Each Quart
LUHBEMCK
la
29c
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PHONE 4620
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Phone 9206