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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1954)
PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON THURSDAY. AI'IUL 22, 1054 II T f Dead Man's Last Wishes Observed DETROIT Lfl Forty-live con vlvlal folk wlncd and dined Inst ulrht as (meats of a dond man who wjinted them 10 "have Uio lust oi:e on me." The will of Carl Clarke vralftiv bachelor who died Inst Nov. 17 at the age of 79, called for a party to be thrown to divide up 361 personal "trinkets" lett over from his half-mlllun-dollar estate. The rest of bis fortune, made as president of the Monroe (Mich.) Sleel Castings Co,, went to nine charities. , The objects, like the party, were blaarre. They ranted from a ut tered pair of snowshoes and an cla-tashloncd vacuum cleaner to original oil palnlinga and an etch ing of Abraham Lincoln. Among the guests was Gordon MacEdward. a 66-year old printer who had known Clarke for 36 years. "He was not an eccentric man," said MacEdward. "He was a quiet man who shunned publicity, lie would wilt the grass over hla grave It he knew that the press was here eating Uie same filet mlgnon his friends are having. "Carl was a man who appreol ated things In lli'e that we guests can't comprehend. He never looked at women. Ho fought all Ins life for the rights of the American Indian and Negroes. "Most of (he people at this party are members ol the 'Wednesday r:; Mid HOMEMADE BREAD IN THE MAKING! And what could be more tempting tlian fragrant, fresh loaves of crusty white bread or nutty whole wheat bread cooling on the kitchen table, butter and. am handy. Here, Joyce Farmer, 4-H Club member from Keno, is adding flour to the milk mixture, using the recipe in her 4-H cookery project bulletin, and thinking ebout her exhibit of a loaf of her own bread at the Spring Fair now in progress at the Fairgrounds public welcome. The Fair ends Saturday night with the Style Show, but at pres ent, exhibits in the fields of cookery, clothing, forestry, home making, woodworking, arts and crafts, electricity and health are on display in the exhibit building at the Fairgrounds. YOUR FOOD BUDGELwith PORTER'S FRIL-LETS! . - i-r r-KJt-J ' COOKING TIME MlMTES AtSO TOY fptnM, Watotm, Macau at, M Willi. Mt O NooJit and Uiacm. OnSUCMPtUI MAOUOM CO. f OmANB. OIESON isow HIE! emty POIEcTS MARKET Y Y 10 lbs. Owned and Operated By BOB & "PEANUTS" POTEET 39 Well-Trimmed RIB STEAK lD 2-lb. Carton i f PURE LARD 47 Sextant Pink Salmon11" TTiI' 39c JELLO 4,t, 29c Starloc - Non-Far DRY MILK 5&. 39c Kounry Kist - 303 cons CORN Creom2'e 29c Pillsbury Pancake FLOUR,, -lb. pkg. 29c Duncan Hines Yellow Cake Mix pk4.25c lOe Coupon -ox. caas Fruit Cocktail . Praaes Poor - Apple Sawce -Peaches 6 for 1.00 Good Leon - Tender BEEF ROASTS ib. Mb. Top Quality - Oregon SLICED BACON DEPEND ON US FOR QUALITY 45 69c SELECT PRODUCE U.S. No. 1 Potatoes 't., 19c Tomatoes Tub. 19c Newtown APPLES 3,, 29c Onion Sets b. 19c White Star TUNA ChUBk s,yle 35c SUNSHINE Cheez-lts ft: 17c SUNSHINE CHERRIES 59c Chocolate Covered Durkce's MAYONNAISE 59c Prices Effective Throuq Saturday Quart Free ivery 1710 Oregon Ave Phone 3860 .00 Orders Or Over I1 )!iamimimvum. 11 xmemprttM i t" - f .... ' '"' .-r-,, l tM W ar o,f nced i'V.er? .VeU..,., . oniine m- te1 ' naht ; P"dc and a.i8faaeUon!ffll,,ea8Ua,'')' "or t".' .ra,,abi'i'r and ' t .fan. ar, .'(,'.; 'i" P andetT! Cme in PARKER PONTIAC 4th and Klamath Ave. , Klamath Falls, Ore. NlRhtera Club' which Carl atartcd back In IU14." Clarko'a club coiulatcd ol a otitic Kipup which eathored monthly, mostly at hla upartmtnt, to hoar Itoluris on the line arta by authorities. Frlemta of Clarke and their wlvra ate ItiO-a-plata dlnnera while a atrltiK eiuiamble playad from a stuns and movie oamoras ground away. (.lunula tiled by one by oua to riiuw a number fiotn a allk top hat. The pernon holutnii No, I got (lint choice of Olarka'a peraonal elfacta, and ao on until Hie 48 had picked, Hint the numbora were rnveraed until the aitU les were gone, What prompted Ihla odd way of dividing the plecenT "Carl didn't know what we lionnured," mild Me Rriward, "Ho he picked thla way to let ua have what wo wunted." ' these and many other unbelievable close-out bargains are rapidly disappearing from our shelves! DON'T WAIT! HURRY! Aisorted Pattornt Waste Baskets For the Homo -29' RIBBON, ass't colors, per yard BIAS TAPE, each SEAM BINDING, each BUTTONS, ass't, per card SAFETY PINS, ass't sizes, per card ELASTIC, '2-inch, black or white, yard STEEL CROCHET HOOKS, each MERCERIZED THREAD, 2 spools ZIPPERS 7 Valuei to 30c h 15c polo shirts sr s,,,v' 1779c UNDERSHIRTS Zr 19c ALARM CLOCK 1.59 FLASH CAMERA'0 4;., 'rr1 298 BOBBY PINS uhh":X c"d0(M 2 (.r 25c SHELF PAPER X'i'oT"' 2 9c CAKE DECORATOR and COOKIE MAKER MAGIC WEED KILLER, reg. $1.00 SMALL GARDEN HAND TOOLS, reg. 79c TACK HAMMERS JUST ASS'T CHISELS A FEW ASS'T WRENCHES LEFT OIL CLOTH, ass't patterns, yard Md) c CI IDC Ladies Rayon - Lac Trim m Aft 3tlr Rea.2.98 ech I 07 Gowns and Pajamas f.;:-2;.SiM 1.49 pg Ladies Rayon. Elastic or Lac. Trim 49c Training Pants or Shirts 't VK Qual 35c Your Choice Of Any r c Stationery Items Reg. 10c w WORK SOCKS fa ZZmMM H; 25c TENNIS SHOES iSr Ch ,w ,oir1.89 Electric Hand MixerR.; 8.95 DRAMEX 0n' Coflt 89c All Acme Paints Reduced 50 MERRILL. LAKEVIEW JUNCTION Variety Close-Outs at Jiinctton Star. Only 4710 So. 6th 6
