Juno 10, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
I
TAKE VILLI ROLE
In the Little Theatre Oulld't
proamnion of "Captain Appla
Jack" al the Klamath high school
auditorium Juno 18, Dick Ma
guire It cast a lha rllllan Inatned
of romantic Ireria, which have Id
tht pant been hit lot.
While atteodlnl hIKh aclionl
hare, Magiilro took parla In "A
Hog of Mnnkeye," "Dairy," "To
Arrival of Kitty," and 'The Oyp
ay Kor.r." ,
While attending Mt. Anll al
lege, Mssulr. played with the Mt.
Angel minstrels, which did road
ahow work In a ,arg. number uf
tonne In north wia' Or.gun. At
St. Mary't oll-g. Oakland he
aludled under Hrotber Leo, who
la known for hit ghakeapearean
achool,
Maiulre waa one ol the princi
pal In the "Junior Vodl.H" while
attending Ifnlv.ralty of Oregon.
The play showed at the llellli
Ihratre In I'orllanJ.
The Theatre Guild will hold a
bustneaa meeting in the Magulre
of tire at Tit Main at-eel. Krllar
eicnlng. All menibre are urgid
to attend.
WEATHER
That ,v1s.fltnrmae1,rnh at tTn-
H.ertnrl'a nhirmlrV hat. rfttf .Lfl1
r but lliht chanAea In baromet
ric prMur at:nni id iui
hour... and ft continuance ol proa
ant wnather condition! 1i Indkat
ad. Loral ahowari arc probabla.
Tba Tycoa racordlni thnrmom-
laiat 1-. .aia.r-a.i4 mavtniiitn and
minimum tamparalurai Friday a
ronowa;
lllgb. 67 Low. 65
rn,l In V a nav, fl hnn'
Vnaettled, with moderate temperature!.
The ITnltarf fllalea nwlamatton
aervlce reporta trace of preclp-
tenon xor ine as noura eomna
a n m Thiir.fl.V! I.SS fnr the
aeeaon: 11. IS normal; 11.20 laat
year. The season', maximum, 17.
on Hay .
Economic contlderatlon alone
ahould condemn the proposed
bargain with the brewera and dla
tlllera to trade off the 18th
amendment for liquor revenue.
Dr. P. Hcott McHrlde. general
tuperlntendent of the Antl-Baloon
League of America.
The average American llkea to
think of hlmaelf aa an Incipient
capitalist. Sherwood Anderaon,
novella t.
IN POLICE CURS
All elite police patrol cart are
being equipped with ahort wave
radio receiving aett, according to
an announcement from the local
office, and offlcert of the Klam
ath dlalrlct have been ordered to
report ' In Portland fnr Installa
tion of radio equipment.
Officer Elton V. Jackaon left
for Portland Friday, and la
tcheduled to return Hunday. Of
ficer Jesse Bean will leave Imme
diately upon Jackton'a return,
and will return June II. Officer
Walker It tcheduled to leave
at toon at Bean returnt, and
upon Walker'a return, Officer
Currle will leave for Portland.
All oftlcera are ordered to
make the trip via The bailee
California highway and the Wap
Inltla cut-off, petroling their
regular district en route.
Coif halls were first made of (
uornrniue wuicn unii
stuffed with feathere.
E
ON SIXTH STREET
A headon automobile collision
whlrh orcurred about 8: SO
o'clock Thursday evening between
autnmnhllea driven by Mra K. O.
Ponnore, Itnute 2, and Gonrge
Hicks. 1216 Owens street, has
been reported at police bureau
by traffic offlcora who Investigat
ed the crash.
Mra. Cnnnnre waa traveling
weat on Sixth atreet and Hicks
coming toward town ore- Blitb
atreet. According to officers.
Hlcka turned oft the maliuartery
onto Owens atreet wtttKUt sig
nalling, and the care met head
on. -
The Hlcka car waa? turned
clear around and Mra. Connors'
car hurled through a fence and
on to a nearby lawn. Offlcera
report that Hlcka admitted his
responsibility fnr the accident,
and signified hla Intention of
paying for the damages. Both
cara were damaged but no Injur
Ire reported aa a reault of the
wreck.
FIRST FIRES OF'
SEASON START
it iitBia fallf Th first
forest flrea of the season on the
Xlnrfne national fureet Occurred
almost simultaneously a few daya
ago when a brush lire oroae ou
.v.. uvAtn Mill section fol
lowed by a fire In the vicinity
or Hanaro a r"f't' -Ha
,nnih of Canbv. No dam
age to timber waa done by either
fire and both were orougm un
der control after burning over I
total of four acrea each.
It la believed that a eheep
..,... aa rnannn.lhln fnr start
Ing the fire under Harden Hill
while the Mallard a reaervoir
fi i, afarlM It la thought
by loggers employed on nearby
private umoer noiaiogs.
Mahan Transferred
To Post At Reno
ALTUKAS. Calif. After
rounding out over fifteen yeara
of aervlce here. J. H. Mahan of
the Southern Parlfle company
has been transferred to Reno,
where he will be asalstant die
trlrt freight and passenger agent.
Mahan. who assumed duty
here aa traffic managor fnr the
old Nevada, California and Ore
gon on January 1, 1919 has
taken a prominent part In civic
and fraternal lite during his
residence here. In addition' to
arrvlng aa president ot'rli Ideal
fire department and chamber of
commerce, he haa been active In
fraternal and aoclal life and is
at nresent secretary of the Al
turas Rotary club. In the case
of Mra. Mahan ahe will be re
turning to her old home which
ahe left aa a bride 19 yeara ago
"SO HAPPY THAT I
TRIED AIL-BRAN"
Delicious Cereal Brought Be
lief From Constipation
It yon hare headaches, lost of
appetite and energy, tleepleaaneaa
or any other of the frequent
effects of constipation, read Mra.
Bchnelder'a letter I
"Sine I have been eating
Kcllogg's All-Bran, I don't have to
take anything ell for constipation.
How good It Is, and how much beta
ter it it for constipation than pilli
or any other medicine.
"I would never go back to what I
Used to take, because Kellogg's All
EbaN la wholesome and healthful.'
Mra. John Schnjider, 950 Tenth
Street, Othkoth, Wisconsin.
Constipation it nanally do to
lack of "bulk" to exercise- the Intes
tines, and vitamin E tc help tone
the intestinal ract. All-Bran haa
both, at rail at iron for rhe blood.
The "bulk" In Au-Uran la much
like thav of lettu.e. Within the
body, 1; .'orm a toft mat. Gently,
it clear out the wattug.
Try All-Bran In piece o" plllt
and drugt to often habit-forming.
Two tabieapoonfula daily will
overcome most typeu of constipa
tion. If not relieved this way, tee
four doctor.
Use at a cereal, or In cooking.
Recipes on the red-and-green pack
tge. At all grocera. Mad by
ellogg In Battle Crerk.
Million of women have found a way to save '
money. They give their families! delicious
bread, tender biscuits, light, fluffy cake and
paetriea made with Pillabury'e Beat.
Pillsburv'a Beat ia an economical flour because
it prevent costly, waateful flour failures in
baking. And it make foods so good that your
family will prefer them to other thinga which
coat more and are lea nourishing.
Why take a chance with "cheap" flour? For
aure satisfaction and economy in baking
buy PUlebury'a Best.
PILLSBURYS
BEST FLOUR
"Balanced" for perfect baking!
The
tuio best things
demonstrated
in your
BLun home
Chfrardelli't Ground Choc
olate is convenuvo. (That's
important') It's Vacuum
Sealed. (That's important,
too.) Dishes made with it are
"yummy-looking. "(So 'a that
kind of chocolate in your pantry use H for all
chocolate ntesl (Alto important!)
Bat the two best things about Chirardelli'i can't
be demonstrated from platform you should
demonstrate the.m at Iiama- Hmi
they are: GhLrardelli'a Ground
Chocolate ia economical in the long
ran (no waste). And Ghirardelli's
baa the foil aromatic flavor of
chocolate flavor arararpassed.
Order a can of Ghirardelli's now
and demonstrate for yourself!
Gil I Rfl I.D ELM'S
T N f I I I I I II a I
GROUND
CHOCOLATE
if l llEa
ZiZZl S E I I
I
Quality Foods
At Saving Prices
Saturday and Monday
June 10th and 12th
Rabbits lb. 15i
Baby Beef Roast lb. l2Vi?
Hens lb. 17
Hamburger 3 lbs. 25
Pigs Feet, 2 Lbs. 25c
Pickled
Hearts ) T , ,
Tongues AW
Bologna
Weiners
Liver Sausage
Boil Bee
Bacon
Lb.
115
Sugar
Cured
2 lbs. St
lb. 15
No, 1 Blend, Superfine
Coffee, 3 Lbs. 83c
Economy Blend
Coffee, 3 Lbs. 55c
No. 1 Orange Pekoe
Tea, Lb. , 55c
No. 1 Diamond
Walnuts, 2 Lb. 43c
K.I.M.A Orange Stamps in All Depts.
LUNCH COUNTER
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Baked Virginia Ham 35c
Plate Lunch 25c
Oregon Grojtn, Large, Firm Heada
LETTUCE
3 heads 10
Asparagus 3 Lbs. 17c
Rhubarb Grown 4 Lbs. 12
Spinach 3 Lbs. 12c
New Spuds 6 Lbs. 15c
Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c
Large Bunches
Ore. Garden Peas 3 Lbs. 17c
Young, Tender
Strawberries 3 for 23 c
Oregon, Fancy Firm Quality
Fancy Tomatoes 2 Lbs. 17c
Ripe, Firm
Grapefruit 6 for 25 c
No Nedda Sugar
Juice Oranges 2 Doz. 17c
?tei a, Spuds 25 Lbs. 33c
Fancy cot flowers, including rotes, carnattont, tweet
peas, and many other varieties.
Flower Plants Vegetable Plants
Delicatessen Corner
NOW!
Creamier-Tastier-Milder
One of the Boat Foods
Gold Medal Salad Dressing
New- Pts. 19c Qts. 33c-New
Our hats are off to Miss Hester Heath and her various advertisers for the cap.
able manner in which she conducted her Cooking; School. The housewives of
, Klamath County are indebted to her for many fine cooking helps. In cooper
ating; with her advertisers we are offering you the demonstrated products at
prices that will save you money.
Pillsbury's Best Flour 49 lbs. 01.59
The "Balanced" Flour
Pillsbury's Bran-Pkg. 20c I mf Cake Flour-Pkg. 28c
Large package quality Whole Bran i Bitted and tested the perfect cake floor
Pillsbury's Wheat Cereal-Pkg. 19c
Pare, wholesome, palatable the cream of the wheat crop
White Kino Large Package 29
Granulated Soap always shipped in wooden boxes
Sunshine Crackers 2 lb. caddy 25
Fresh baked flaky tatty and slightly salted
Pen Jell ...... 2 Packages 29
The perfect jell for .elites and preserves
Anchor Flour . ... 49 ft. sack 98
A local product
Leslie's Salt .... 2 Packages 15
Velvet toft grain
Ghirardilli Chocolate 1 to. cans 29
Alberts Flapjack Flour lge. pkg. 19
Co-operating with tb. Camp Ftr. Girls
Oregon or Llbby
Tall Cans
6 cans 2fj)
Jin. Granulated
10 Lbs.
Crystal White
10 Bar -v
27
f Quality UyiAL Quality
Protected 11111 Sustained
Free
Demonat ration
Saturday
FOOD PRODUCTS
Pre.
Demonstration
Saturday
Peas
Fancy Minnesota Royal Clnb
Dainty Dimple, No. I cant
1 finc Xc L3iW
mm
Fancy Minnesota. Cream Style Royal Clnb
Corn de.cZu 2 Cans 23c
Fancy Oregon Pack, Royal Club
Cut Stringless Beans
No. J Cans
Fancy, Heavy Syrup, Natural Flavor Roysl Club
Peaches, No. 2 1-2 Cans
Fancy, Heavy Syrup, Royal Club, No. JH Cans
Apricots 2 Cans 29c
Fancy Oregon Pack, Royal Club, No. 1 Can
Blackberries 2 Cans 29c
Loganberries
a"- "e. irvr-
2 Cans 27c
. suIm Hl1' 2 Cans zyc
Fancy Oregon Pack, Royal Club, No. 1 Can
StS 2 Cans 37c
Fancy Florida, Royal Club, No. 1 Can
Grapefruit 2 Cans 25c
Royal Club; Oregon Manufactured, Full Flavor
Jell Powder 3 Pkgs. 14c
Fancy Oregon Pack, Royal Club, No. JUT Cans
Bartlett Pears
Fsncy Dole, First Quality. No. IH Can Royal Club, Sliced
Pineapple 19c Can
2 Cans 35c
3 for 55c
! Fancy Oregon Pack, No. Stt. Royal Club
' DcLux Plums 2 Cans 25c
Fancy Leg Meat, Royal Club
Crab Meat, Lg. Can 25c
gjMrffg An 0regn '
Buper vacuum,
Royal Club
fife
Coffee StJ
1 Lb. Can
Quality Protected
Oregon Packed
Fancy. No. 1 Tall, Royal Club
Tomato Juice
3 Cans 25c