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THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
June 17, 1933
The Lake 'o the Woods road
will be open for travel Satur
day. E. B. Hall, president of the
Lake 'o the Wood association
reported Thursday evening after
returning from a trip to the
lake. Inspecting roads.
"Visitor honld take the old
raad on the east side of the
laka and drive carefully to star
on the corduroy roadway." Hall
raid. "Cottage owners on the
west side of the lake cannot
reach their cottages by car and
must take boats at the resort
or at Peck s station."
There Is a short detour Just
above the caretaker's cabin. Hall
states. The lake Is about one
and one-half feet higher than
last year and Is still rising, the
water floorfiujc the flat on the
northeast side of the lake.
.Much credit for getting th
road In ahape for travel must be
given the civilian eonervatlon
camp crew working at the lake.
Hall declared. "They have been
worklnc long hour and have
been faithful til helping those
who have attempted to tot to
the lake and were stuck In the
mud."
From the number of Inquiries
received during the past two
weeks concerning the lake road.
Hall expects !00 people wil visit
the lake Sunday.
Fekoe tea geta Ita name from
the Chinese term, pakho. mean-
wktta ttmtr mnA which refer
to the down of young leaves.
SATURDAY
Last Day!
All thla week hundreds of thrifty women have,
been saving on silk hosiery ... at Ward's. And
learning how to sava still more! Get your FREE
regular sire package of LVX with each purchase
of "GOLDEN" CRESTS." Get eipert advice on
how to wash them. Remember SATURDAY'S
THE LAST DAY with each purchase of
"Golden Crest" Hosiery-
J " Toa get regular abed
r7 " : LUX
S FREE!
FaB laakisaed. ef ccmrs.
Sasn, alsaaeraiK Frock
IMS
end ssiea. Cauiiea all atlk
troa Ivy la) tee.
WaahaaUity
Expert
There ts a proper way
ts walk stocxlngl to tu
tor long wear. Aa ex
pert will he at our oe
lery (vomer all this
week. Come In asd get
her advice.
Colors
NATURAL
SCNTOCCH
FLATTERY
r'OGMIST
1EATSAV
SMOKETONE
ITe BecMsomd LTX for Waebiea; Sock i.e.
MONTGOME RY
Ward & Co.
HERE THIS WEEK
Cnrl Mow of Port In ud. atate
adjutant of th American I-e-ttlon,
will arriv In Klamath
Kalla Friday evening to meet
with all state convention com
mittee aud alt them In arrauc-
Ina: the program and eventa for
the atate convention hero August
10. 11, 12.
Mover ts eaa;er to meet all
committee of the convention
commission, auxiliary and 40 et
S at the Legion hall headquart
ers at Fifth and Main streets,
Saturday morning at o'clock.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
WEATHER
The Cvclo-Stormasranh at l"n
derwood's pharmacy shows that
barometric conditions have
changed but little during the last
24 hours, although a rise during
the early hours today brought a
moderation of temperature. Th
outlook is for a continuance of
pleasant weather, with not much
change In temperatures.
The Tycos recording thermom
eter registered maximum and
minimum temperatures today as
follows:
HUh. S3 Low. S3
Forecast for the next 24 hours:
Generally fair, moderate winds.
The Vnited States reclamation
service reports no precipitation
tor the 24 hours ending at a p.
m. Thursday: S.SS for the sea
son. 11.27 normal. 11. Su last
year. The season's maximum, 100
on June 14.
Kentucky judga rules that a
self player "is not legally able
to control either the direction or
the destination of a ball driven
by him." Well, this Judge
doesn't beat about the bush,
even if a lot of golfers do.
AI.I1KHT KIIWAItll NtXVTT
Funeral aervlree for the late
Allien Kdward Scott. 47. who
passed away June 14, will be
held at the chapel of the Karl
hillock funeral home, I'lne at
Sixth streets, Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. Services will be
conducted hy the Itev. William
T. 8. Springs and Iter. Henry
Lorena of the Immaituel ltapllst
church of this city. Commitment
services and Interment at Mt.
View Cemetery, Ashland, at 1:30
P. m. with the ltev. Mulholland
of Uoseburg officiating. Friends
Invited.
AHKX Mt'KIMH'K
Rev. llert llrM.lahv
at the last rites of the late A ben
MurdiH-k. which Wnr h.M k-ri.l.w
afternoon at Williamson River
mission. Interment followed In
Hill cemetery, under the direction
of the Klamath funeral homa.
CITY TO OBSERVE
Father will have his Innings
Sunday, June II, when the na
tion turna Ita attention ts "the
old man." or "the pater,' and
stops singing 'mammy' songs
for the day.
Father will very likely have a
few more uiilqiie'ties to add to
the collection ot Christmas atro
cities that cornea his way every
year, or perhapa he may take
In a pair ot sox or two on his
own day.
There may be a clever child
or wife who will add bit of
new fishing tackle to Father's
collection, or think ot soma other
girt which will fit Into Dad's
favorite arhema of things.
In any rasa, whatever the gift
or remembrance. Dad will ap
preciate It, and tha cockles ot
hla heart will be warmed by the
thought behind the pieacni.
Of course Mother daere all
the love and sentiment which
surrounds her. bin Had Is a
thoroughly good sport, and
makes many a sacrifice for his
family, ton. Faiher'a day was
set aside for thla reason., and
for at least that one day, the
comitry'a dads will get the con
sideration that should be theirs
for the year 'round.
KIWIS ENJOY
early hours ot the evening.
Klwanlaus and their wives will
go to l-aiigcll Valley tonight to
be the guests of all organisations
of that district at Ilia community
hall.' Talniilod Klwanlans will
present a rlnver and Interesting
program, and supper will be serv
ed hy I.angell Valley residents.
Hiawatha, Immortalised bv
t.ongfellne'a poeiu, was a real
Mohawk Indian.
I'l.AN IIAHN D.VNCH
I.AKKVIKW, Ore. Mon ot tha
High Jinks lianrlng club are en
tertaining their wives Friday ava
iling at a barn dance to be held In
Italdwlu'a barn. Dinner at tha
Hotel Lakevlew will precede the
dance. Several couples hare been
Invited for Ilia occasion.
I.eiumea are useful In crop ro
tation because of lha nitrogen
Using qualities.
.. Members of the Klwanla club
enjoyed a etag dinner Thursday
evening Instead ot their regular
weekly luncheon. Dinner was
served at 0:30 o'clock In the
small dining room of the Wlllard
hotel, and was followed by an 1m-1
promptti program which tilled lha '
PRIZE SPOT
HDANCE
MALIN
Saturday, June 17th
Admission I Genta, 28c Ladies Fro
Courthouse
Records
Thursday, Jane 15, 193S
Divorce Suit KJ led- none.
Other Sails Filed non.
Dlvorc Granted- -none.
-
Orders Sine nona.
Marriage License Bona.
Car Accident Report nona.
!ntlce of Peace Court none.
DANCE
Pelican City
Pool Hall
TONIGHT
Good Music
4 jr '
'A REAL RADIO HIT
die
GENERAL 4 TVS KEST
8 to 8:15 o'clock
Monday, TucmIst, Wilor"?..,
Thursday snd Friday Ereninc
over
,KJR Seattle . KEX Portland
and
THE OLD FAVOIUTE
MEMORY LANE
Every Tuesday Eve, 7:1 5 to T: 1 5
KCW Portland - KOMO Seattle
; KIIQ Spokane
' Pacific Standard Time
GENERAL PETROLEUM
GASSSINE
Higher Octane
Quicker Starting
Faster Pick- Up
Greater Mileage
Fill up your Tank Let your Enyln Decide
,5.0?0AT,0N OF CALIFORNIA
aalLaaaLaai
aVi M
Iv-rpy Priced
a-sw-Js - ' vf7 r I 1 v4 Low
Grocery and Meat Prices Effective
Saturday and Monday, June 17 and 19
It's no problem to
prepare your ennv
mer means It you
$ -rarie here. Our
S great It makea
planning an eco
aomlcal and taatj
meal positive
MILK
MacMarr or Mailmun
Tall Can
n 5C
Ca
SUGAR
Fine Granulated
Sanitary Cloth Bag
10 B.bg 48c
100 Lb. Bag, 9473
f' of"',". z Crackers 2 .ir
tJTlfaJ here . . , Cnt(U Baker a Bnowflakes
23
SYRUP
Karo Red or Blue Label
The srrup ot tha west.
S lb. ")g 10 Lb. CO
Pall OOC Pall. Ot5C
BEANS
Idaho, amall white.
Dandy coo ken
5 Lbs. 25c
SOAP
Harmony tha new floating soap
10 Bars 28c
CHOCOLATE
Baker Premium. Free caka pan
with every package
8 Oz. Pkg. 21c
WHITE KING
Granulated Soap.
Makea washing eauy
Large Pkg. 29c
Airway Coffee Lb. Pkg. 19c
Freshly ground at time of purchase
Safeway Flour 49 Lb. Bag $1.19
High grade family flour
Salad Dressing Qt. Jar 29c
Beat Foods Tha new dressing, milder and creamy
Baling Powder 1 Lb. Can 25c
Calumet Double action
Parowax 2 Lbs. 19c
Sura seal for jams and Jellies
Del Monte Peas 2 Cans 29c
Early Garden No. 1 can
Kerr's Jams 40 Oz. Jar 39c
Para fruit jam Assorted flavors
Libby's Pineapple 2 Cans 35c
Just tha center slices No. IVi can
Marshmallows Lb. Pkg. 18c
The tenderest, fluffiest marehmallowg you ever tasted
Corn Starch 3 Pkgs. 19c
Argo At a saving.
Sweet Pickles Qt. Jar 29c
Rosedale Cut aweet picklea
Veal Loaf No. i Can 14c
Libby's Makes delicious sandwiches
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Tapioca Pkg. 13c
Minute for puddlnga
Candy Bag 10c
Cellophane baga
Snowdrift .Lnb- ...73c
Pure vegetable shortening
Olives ..3 Oz. Jar 10c
Stuffed Queen Ollvea
Salmon ...3 Cans 25c
Selected pink 1 Lb. ran
Root Beer Ext. bot 15c
French Makea 5 Gal. of root beer
Bran Flakes, pi,,.. ..25c
Poal Now you'll Ilka bran
Hill's Coffee r!.Lb..60c
Kills Bros. Red can
Sunbright '
Cleanser, 2 Cans . . 9c
For pots and pans
v-ffl n
Cw.r,; 1 1 I IrnnitaO
Vi Ullllv
-Fly Spray
it Ills files, mosqui
toes and motha.
Will not stain fab
rics or walls.
MM
I
Qt. can 63c
Gal. .$1.69
Fruit and Vegetable
Specials Good Sat.
Only.
Fresh Peas, 3 lbs. 10c
Fresh and Tender
New Potatoes 19c
".barter White,
Grapefruit. ..6 for 17c
California Beet) leas
STRAWBERRIES
Grants Paaa Berries are at their
best now for canning. Get our
prica.
ft, ''.
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Better Meat Low Cost
You don't have to pay an enormous amount juat to be sure of getting the
beat we only carry the beat, and our price are alwayi low.
Veal Steak milk fed ib. 15
Beef Roast
llnliy
licet
lb. 12
BaCOil lean sugar cured lb. 15
Shortening 4 lbs- 33
a
Pickles
Dill, Each . . lc
Sweets, Pt. 15c
Sweets
Mixed, Pt. .10c
I
Weiners
Bologna Lb.
Liver sausage
Head Cheese
Your Choice
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