The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 21, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMRER 21.1029
TTTE KLAMATH NEWft
LETTERS FOR
OREGON
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N. V
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, ! The .Oregon Products Letter Contest hius been going .
now for nearly eight months. Only a few more months
to go. If you have not tried for one of the prizes, get
busy and send in your letter this week. The best letters j
submitted this week are printed below. I
Jumble Word Judjtcs: Ijumblo a well us letter giving
"W hat Oregon makes makes my little haust fo- Oregon tuauu
Oregon" is a t.inj;an baaed ou'fariurvd products,
facta. Hut IUj consumers of; all other women. 1 have
good mutt iii-operate with the a awful time ulauiitug meals
producers lest the supply becomes dl). ,(u.r ,1 year around,
grrator than tho demand a con- hll, gomeii,,,- hcu dluner or
ait Ion that spells disaster to the unrh timv comc we sit down to
producer. Therefore if wo wish , fairiy average meals and much
to stimulate production lu Ore-'or lh(, lHHjllf!la our meals i
iron e mut ue the oo4s niado . dirr.r,)T contributed to Oregon
here. ; brands of foodstuffs.
We are justly proud of Oregon j f.w n,laWi hl, roM wehfr
ana us resource., nut wo " 'chm onl ,,. BIld 1h. r,lM1 ,
"l. tit a few tlu last w
bis luireitts, Mr. and Mi
Htoddard.
Mr. Turner i'nt the 1
with Ihh wire uud children.
Wllltura Spauulcr w.ns a Klaiu
mh Kails visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Ms. Uny Warner are
now imikins their home ut t'hlio-
qulll.
Hob Dene. Kindt I'lilllps. Ki
ll. vu K'lilble enlnyeit tile iltuice
at I'hlloquill halnrilay nl.uhl.
Miss Mildred Mm I in of IYIl.a:l
llay called at the IVmcsou liiiluo
Sunday.
Krery Sunday sies a mii.iII in
crease ill tile Sunday school eli
rollnient. .' There were Iv In at
tendance Ninelntier 17.
A Th;uikKiwiiit dance will be
lield at the lull Kamntny nltht,
.November SI. The public Is Invited-
MT. LAKI AND
FAIRVIEW
MltS. M lit Ml MOUtlSO.
MT. LAKI. Ore . Nov. 30. -Mr.
ami Nrn. an .lMnt h.ivv
It tt fur a trip t tK);Jumm.
Tlioy i'mmvI tu iv t tint riuUtmun
.iitl will Ih tit'onii:iiti't hy Mr.
M ..-' fiitlii'i, v tm w ill m.iki
hi. hoim hvr (
Mr and Mm oitwr ltal
iihai'J troin Mr;.. Morrli uiV
rami, to ttu Iumuo i( Mt. H iWy's
...t.ilu't Mi. 8. K. Mu'ilnou U
now Itvtidliu 111 hiT It miiy.
.lti Otitv ItHjtt'i-, A (fttrtifrln
.,, K-m mho. I. ilu wv.-k
riuK UU .Mlt OlHo hill ui tin
11.11 Iikuio ut I'" ilrvii'w.
Mr. tiinl Mrn, tlr.i!l WiM, Unli
KHioti uml Mi. T-un Kliluli Ui-r'.
v"t,.M :tt the lvmii' f I., A
WY'M Sinulay nffvi-iuMm.
I, V. Wist uitil fumlly Nitiit
H.UuuUy lu Klamath Kails tihut
Mr and Mr.-t. iiiuli uit uml' fam
ily -i tit lri titty cvriilitu ni iht
li.i-tn- of Mr. ami Mr. Wt.
Vuitxit: thi looal rt'Hldt'iitH wli
HhiiM.l lu Klamath K;r:i af
WEST TULE LAKE
II. IHirkcu houit! fur u few
thu I
'days.
j A tlutice Waa held In tite new
i community ball last bulimia)
I'Vciiiiiit to rultii niMtiey to lui-h
paMilK fer the hull. Unit.
The wild Keesetha been flv-
,inu thick uud low ul Tulo luko Hlevi iimiii
nnil hoiili". of liuiitei.i huvo, bi'cli
In the vicinity.
The West tthle Ucllille chill
ol Mis. JiiIiii foakley the second
Tllilln.lny of Keceillliel'.
Mroti liiiikeeand Karl Mlrlrk
lliild been III with toliU llm
pist wi'. k.
Mi... I l. h KletiuiHiu has been
vliltliig l the homo of J. C.
ili-.il were S. ttt Tbolniriu
fi.n'lv. Itlnrli.ul. Misa
an.: Mc. and Mn. Triplet.
MltH. K. II. Ill likKK
Nevw ,1 oltesMMlilent.
WKUT TIH.K I.AKK. Nov. So
.Thu American l'sloii eater
tallied with u lltH. dunce III III
uli. .ul liull.lliii.' luar Uatunli.v
nlmil. A Miiiuli charge u iu.nl. '. ..... i. mtv ut l II tlltii:
itiir llm plate aiipper. ",l '"" ; u . ,i iiiih
! u ... ... . , , ,, ,,. The Weal tthle Welillle rlllb A)H ANt KI.KN, Nov. SU. t I'I'l
. H. w. Kislwiiod IhiiikIiI elalil ...., i'..niii la waa held
i he.l ..f I , cowa Irom . he " ""'" ' 'r.. I'ha. les lh n I . V V.ml'.M u
-fharle. Lew.. dUry herd a. I....... Nv r S. Among I J ' .'? ! w . , L
,-i.lm,. .piem. nt were: Mes.lumes J. f I federal charge of brlualug Mrs.
UleVoltaoli. rnil MlllfVll. A. New nuriall t'liiii'ii.
loii. II. Ne.vt.iu. W Turnbaugh. I. . ImllanaiK.lla In tiolatlon of the
vv .itr.. I. Turi.iu.uuh. J K.uder 1 Muiiii act. They wi r.i arrested
Mr. md Mrs. John Susiler I i k'.i, i i:,if,,n, i 11 it,, . Haiiln Monica aiMirlnielil.
M. I1. CulnriifHH a preparing to1
httllil uu itililliion to bis home. !
aud l,v''"
Hill I't"
. ! K.
Ill
KI.iiiiuIIi t'dllH the turviK. liiirk.,.. , u.u 1 11. v i..i..iimiii . Ileniiiis was set for ThurHduif by
r the itI on liusliie.is. ,ai) , n,u f n,,, ,u,. The I' tl I I e d Huilea foiumlislulier
I', luisiwood Is visiting at ncM nirelltig ia to be ill the home Head
KO farther than feeling loyal, we
must use as much as possible,
products of our own state.
I use Carnation minit oats
and find them after a tew- min
utes' prepanttiou, wholesome and
appetising.
use is Knight's. Of course I
: don't use Kuight's alone, because
'there must be good pork cut in
bits, onion, peppers aud so on.
but I give Kuight's preference
ln point of Importance.'
I ro. T....U.V. .r...L.r. K ' -cowru nour uas Mi a sian.i-
cause I can always depend on bT of mltt,i rr lott "" Bnd
fresh, crisp cracker the two ""lug U not so important a. it
qualities crackers must have to.05ed ' b 1 "wnlr make
KOO)j ; hot rolls and erery Sunday morn-
Let us boost for Or.sjn-made!""5 w? h"' M"cakes
goods by using goods made in'"d ,hef owe "eir t"
Oregon. , . (Crown flour.
Respectfully. - ' j I expect your space Is limited.
MKS. CAKHIK L. HK5CIXSON. 1 ' refrain from telling any
. j more of my particular Oregon
Jumble AVord Judges: Uvorites at this time.
I take pleasure In enclosing j Sincerely,
my solution of this month's MRS. NATE OTTKItBKIN
NEWS OF KLA31ATH COUNTY
Written by Special Correspondents, Exclusive to the
Klamath New
LANGELL VALLEY; HILDEBRAND
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SIRS. LKVI MrlMN.I.U OLV.t .MK'IIAKI.
News Correvnondent. (News t'crreHiiMlent )
'. LAXGELL VALLEY. Ore.. Nov. ; HILDEBRAND. . Ore.. Nov. 2tl.
20. L. L. McDonald has com- j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beck and
pleted the installation of an ; children. Irwin and Howard, have
electric lighting system and a 'been visiting in Portland for the
pressure water system at hi . ; past week from their bouie In
ranch home. He has installed : Hildebraud. They made the trip
electricity and water In both his. j Uy motor.
house and barn. The Butcn mill, which Is In-
Gene Wilkerson and William cated about seven miles' north of
Wflkerson bavo purchased a fine Hildebraud, has cloned down for
herd of sheep to run on his Rim the winter months and the em
Rock ranch. ' Ployes have moved camp.
Mrs. Nate Otterbcin and Mrs. I Mr; "d Mr- Leonard Kilter
Fred Ziek were visitors at the-, were visitors at the Jl . J . O'Brien .
McDonald ranch Inst week from . aome ' r""l'-
their home In Klamath Falls.
' Fred Hilton and Dan Clary
made a trip to Bonanza on busi
ness for their sheep camps last
Wednesday.
"jOscar Campbell in having bis
home cemodelcd -and repaired At
present. . .
F. P. Grohs la at bis Rim Rin k
ranch aUending to bis stock. He
Is expected home Suuday. i
Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Hopkins 1
made a trip to Klamath alls !
Tuesday on business. t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepplo j
1. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Michael and
family spent Sunday visiting at
the Leonard Kltter home.
Mrs. William Smyth, mother of
Mrs. Jess X. Drew, has been con
fined to her home for several
weeks on account of illness but Is
now somewhat Improved.
MODOC POINT
3II.S. J. V. K.ll'BLK j
Xrtw "orresoiilciit
MODOC POINT. Ore.. Nov. 2).
made a buoluewi trip to Uic Mc- ' . " . ' I
n .. .... ! confined at his home ana in. suf-
! ft rin k itli an injured ajm and j
j hand, from uu accident sumo time ;
Donald ranch hist week
Arthur Hardtu lujiifcd liU 1 s
while workinc on the nrul n
cently. He muturud to Klaiuatli '"
Falls for medical uttciiifon.
A chicken piu suiumt va.
plvcn at the l-aii'jll Vnll.-y um
tliilltilv h:ill Krlil'tv tilrltt . fi.r I Ik
iMUh nd' i Lino;:.'. iiuuui ct.
help nlarc th
Willifim McClUMkuy is cunfinud
at Uonic tlits week u account of
ill ii -us.
The pit- soi i.il Siittirduy evt-
twnoflt nf tin. (Viittvts r ll w;u u
' tt,..i'wa:i nettid to
(iuji uqu muiti a Kiicnen on inn
has not been reported.
Mrs. Ilillingsby was a call'-r
at the Woodcock mill Thursday
morning on buftiue;-
Mr. John H-jrp and two snii
rear. Several hours of dancing
' was enjoyed.
! Oscar Hand of Klmnalh Fall.
3 accompanied hy Mr. Well, offi
cial of the .Mo..c lode. vi.-:itcd
(.Modoc Point Tuesday evening.
jThey wero callers at the ho men
Kuuhle. William .McCIoi-
Bonanza on a business trip th- UI "l. l""nKl011'
; Hob and (.eor)e, left last Turn-
dy (1 urine the. nowHtonn for
i Colfax, Calif., where they will re-
lor some time. I Mr- and Mr- Uoy Warner have
m p (returned from Canada, where
To read the Klamath Newi lrlK" h"ve ,bn yMin relatives
day after day is to keep tbor- f"r pon1ri J1"1'
oughly Informed on happeningB Mr and Airs Joe Melvin were
imnntan ,h,nffhfli ,ua InboppiiiB in the city Saturday,
world as woll &a In Klamath j'
Falln and vlelnitT j
were visitorB In Klamath KnllK ;
Saturday, returning home Sun
day evening.
first of the week.
Mr. and Mm. John Harp ami
family expect to move to Chic
in the near future. Harp h;i
for rAfltiltx-iiHi Kpwh Clawi Ada
IISTERIN1
THROAT TABLETS
lunil wife.
Hub iKin: and Klwyn Kuulde
enjoyed a alinw hi Klurualh Falls
1 Friday evi-nitij;.
i .Mr. uud Mrs. W-irren KiU'ison
;f Chil'irinin nttendt'd the pi fo
C7lCW'ai liJt Saturday niKlit.
a larl Cideuu. Mrs. It I niid
eW ,Mr unrt SUy- S" W' ,r-
ami iiirn. mm mils, willlblll rar
uatn. mid June Ilradley attended
the dance at Chilo'.tiin Kalurduy
nU'lit.
Jtuy Stevens in id Clyde Smith
of Klamath Falln were callers at
the Kauble. home Friday. j
Tho weekly card club nut at;
the homo of Mrs. Cirl KwaiiKon '
lavl Tluiryday. Thren tabb H wore ;
in play. Mrn. Jacobwii received
high score.
The .Sunset basketball team Is j
scheduled for a game this wecki
with the Toniuliawks of Chilu-I
fj n I ii.
(Juy Stoddard, who In attend-.
tug tho Viiivoruily of tMeguii, '
i "Wf Jumbled Word Contest jftE"-A
r-T en nn I FIRST PRIZE I
j $ $10 in gold 20 J
VQ) n SECOND PRIZE v...,.i.u VL(
mcrch.n- II 'Cj III
Here's your chance to see how much you kuow about
Oregon made products und a chance to win a baud
some cash prise of $10, or ono of the other 33 prizes
while you are enjoying yourself.
The Klamath News and the Oregon Manufacturer's
Association want to see how much yon know about
Oregon products.
HOW TO ENTER
Just rearrance the letters In each Jumbled group
to make them spell be name of one of the advertised
products, the name of the manufacturer, or the. alogaa
used in advertising that product.
It's easy. Kor instance. "liOONKR Nf DAME"
Imply means "MADE IN OKEUON." Just unjumble
the jumbles.
Then, in 150 words or less, tell the jumbled word
Judges why you prefer Oregon .Made lioods, or what
particular features of one of the advertised articles
ppeal to you.
Read tho rules, read all the advertisements, get
your pencil and gu to work. Three ca,ih prixea nnl
20 merchandise prizes crrry month. Send in a solution
very month every week two or 'three If you wish.
NEW
CONTEST
EVERY
MONTH
FIRST PRIZE
$10 in gold
SECOND PRIZE
$5 in gold
THIRD PRIZE
$2 in cash
20-TWENTY-20
Merchandise
Prizes Also
EASY
TO ENTER
EASY
TO WIN!
(See story elsewhere in this issue)
Prize Announcement Soon! It Won't Be Long Now!
The winners of the Sl.tllK l Olti::o product Jt MIll.Kll M'oltl)
C'ONTl:.sT will aoou bo auaouueed.. Watch tor tbem! In the meantime, get
sut the pencil and Iry this mouth's contest. See tho suggestions below aud
lite rubs in the last column.
RULES
This contest Is open lo all users of Oregnn Mad
I'rodurta esrept employes of th Klamath New and
their (amlllus.
List the jumble and their solutions In their correct
ordor.
Tell In tin words nr leas whr you prater Oregon
Made products in geueral. or oue of tho advertised
brauda In particular.
Write only on one side of the paper.
('acta will rouut nut literary style.
Kach solution must b accompanied hy labels or
p.tnkagcs or store receipts, showing the purcpajw
u( at least two of ttin advertised produrta.
7. Impartial Judges will he selected. Tleclsiona to
based nn correctaesa of solution and on tba reason
giten for buying Oregon Msde products.
Utiiolultuns must be received by midnight, October 31.
0. Mall ynur solution, to JCMIU.KD WOltD JUDGES,
care KLAMATH NEWS.
S.
i.
6.
I.
TWENTY-THREE PRIZES EVERY MONTH! YOU CAN WIN!
PANCAKE,
CROWN
Pancake Flour
OREGON MADE
Crown Mills
Mill nml Office
POJITLA.M), OKEGON
The
Vitamins;
and
Minerals
of
5 Fresh
Vegetables
are your in
evere VKtiK
T1ZEU Wul
Lr. Accept no
x ll li n iiiini'. . -i
There can be no other waier liko
these LecilUM; llic prof-CM of veg
ctltlUK llicni is putciitcd.
A-k for W.KTI.KI)
Warcrt by Nuiue
lo get the genuine. Itukcd tor
Oregon folks bv the
TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO.
The November Jumble
1. JEAN DIN JEENO
2. P. B. LESSKIT NICH
3. FEW DENT SCOF GOLEE
4. NOW L. CRIMS L.
5. VAN DIES SCAN GO
"Jennie and Joe"
PLAY SUITS
On., whole department of
our factory is devoted to
' waMiir. the sturdy gar
ments for little folks.
"Jennie and Joe" play
suits are guaranteed uut
lo rip; buttons will not
lull oTf A '"warranty
bond" Willi each gar
ment, TIicno rompers ura
good looking, too, and
cma through the laundry
lu Xiuu aliapi't
ASK Hill TUK.M III' N.VUK
FleUchner, Mayer & Co
Manufacturer
POIITLA.VD, OlIE.
The Name Is Easy To
Remember
GOLDEN
WEST
COFFEE
THE BEST
in the
WORLD
1. M;,t.
Outdoor Garments
mm
CarriAllon Whiat Flakei
For a breakfast full of energy
Hrontdin nil rclicnt
AIho try Alliem Flitpjack
Flour, Minit Oata, Kltilf
Cake I'lour, Del Monte
iiest l'aleut Flour.
ALBERS BROS. .
Milling Co.
I'nrlflc Coast Millers
Beaver Portland
CEMENT
Oregon! Best
Concrete Examclj or
Indutlry
Beaver Portland
Cement Company
Plant at Gold Hill
Officcs--Luinbcrmen' lllilg.
POIlTL.43iD, OltEGOX
BUY
OREGON
MADE
PRODUCTS
Klamath Homes
prefer ,.
v-- v
Drifted Snow Flour
Tho l,niKi-il Sellltlir 1''lotir
111 '1'ho. Went
' Sperry Flour' Co.
for
Candies
Insist on
Vogan's
I.nrciBt Candy Manu
facturers In the West
- of Box anil Dulk
Candy
VOGAN CANDY
CORPORATION
roltTLAND, OKKUON
If
it's made in
Oregon
it's the best
there is
Whole Wheat
for
BABIES
MKAXfi
nmlijKt
BuLlcn, clilldron. and In
valids thrive on DemioH aud
milk becutiKo It is nuturnl food
Easy to digest and rich In
tho vltauiiUH and mitiernl salts
nocessnry fur growth and
health, bend lor sample and
literature.
' W'l.D UY MtLUOl.STS
DENNOS FOOD CO.
' !I1TI.AM. OUR, Hta. V.
ijtsVi aisai
mm
H PICKLESJI
PUREMINC
Mt' It KK
Packed
the day
they
are
dug
WAUnKNTON CI.AM9, In
thole own fruslt nectar, innko
an appetizing dish nt any time
cspociully for tho Lunlou
period.
A delicious Hea food with
tho tunic of the l'acKlv: a
liihtc and aroma nil Its own.
Kcrve Idem tonlglitl Your
tfrocur tins tlietn.
Onit rmi scrvea flvo nicely.
WARRENTON CLAMS
MEDFORD PORTLAND
CORNELIUS
WHAT OREGON MAKES MAKES OREGON"
This space made possible by the cooperation of the
OREGON MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION, ITS MEMBERS AND THE KLAMATH "NEWS
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