June 17, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THRZ2
CENTRAL
MEAT
MARKET
906 Main
Saturday
Meat Specials
BUY HERE
SAVE MONEY
Baby Beef
Roast W'J
Young Beef
For
Boil
lb.
Beef
Stew
lb. 5
Round Steaks
Young, Tender
2 lbs. for Jig
FREE
1 Lb. Breakfast
Sausage
with each 50c purchase
No Shank
5LW5
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Koast "'
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Cottage v
Home w72
1 ICUIIO
Rolled Rost
Extra Special
4 Lbs. ...3r
HUNDREDS ATTEND
Mure Ih.n 100 people sttend-
rd the first ennual Irl. .bow
held an the grounds of tin It. K.
Macartney bom under the aue-
plcas of thct Llbrsry club Thurs
dor atearnoon. The fin lawns
and ehrulihsry of lh Macarlnny
estale formed a h.autlful hack
ground for the floral display.
Approximately 10 varieties of
Irli wars entnred In tha display
by Klamath Falls Irl. fanrlara.
Tha lam.st number of varlrllre.
41, wra entered by Mra. u. A.
Krauso, who haa one of tha fin-
cat gardena In tha city.
Tha ahow waa a great auccaai.
and all who railed ware am.ied
at tha quantity and parfnctlon of
blooma entered In tha exhibit
Taa waa eerved between tba
boura.ot 3:30 and 6:30 o'clock.
and proceeds hare bean turned
over to tha civic rocreatloa fand
by tka Library club.
Mra. Rath Olde Rathlany was
chairman of the Irl. committee
and Mrs. rrrd Schallork chair
man of tha committee In charge
of arrankementa for tea.
Tha Library club haa sponsored
a flower show annually for a
number of years, hut this la the
first that any particular variety
of bloom haa been featured.
Climatic and anil conditions of
the city are particularly adapted
to the irowlni of line Iris, and
a arowlnk Interest In tbelr culti
vation la noticed over the city.
I'artlculur attention to the culti
vation of tha finer, named vsr
letlea of Iris la also evidenced,
and an Irl. show will be an an
nual event of mid-June hereafter,
according to officers of the
Library club.
BLY ITEMS
ready devoting a great deal ef
time to Its preparation.
Two truck loads of man lor
reforestation work were bronght
to My from Klamalb rails last
week. CJene roster. Weyer
haeuser man la In eharfe et the
Illy camp.
Hheep shearing Is In progress
ut tha Hell ranch. They have ar
rankementa for the shearing or
10,000 head. The Taylor ranch
also has a shearing machine
running. Owen sheep are being
sheared at tha Owen's ranch by
hand. Ilanda of sheep are trail
ing through Dly daily now.
Mrs. Chaa. Hlunlp has for her
house guest this week, Veronica
Williams, her sister, from Klam
ath rails.
Rev. Father Ools of Klamath
Falls waa a Illy visitor recently.
Albert Williams waa In Bly
attending to busineaa matters
this week.
Mrs. James Glvana was a
Klamath Falls visitor Saturday
In see ber slater who baa been
111.
Dan Drlacoll ot Beany, was
In Dly Sunday, to visit nis
daughter, Joan Olvan and family.
HLY, Ore. Mr. and Mra.
rrank Payne of Lakeview. were
week-end gueeta of Mrs. L. O.
Bailey.
Helen Campbell la at home
from Portland. She haa as her
gueat Miss Margaret Dalr.
Mr. Rharaff, assistant super
visor ef Fremont national forest.
was In Rly Monday.
Children attending the sum
mer vacation school at Sacred
Heart Academy from Rly are
i James. Phyllss and Marie Pe
ters and Joseph Wall!.. They
were accompanied to the Falla
by Mra. Km Given and Mrs.
Hacel Peters.
Congratulatlona are offered to
Mr. and Mrs. Young on the birth
of a son, horn June 8.
Mr, and Mrs. Burns of Ewsuna
ramp are receiving congratula
tions on the arrival of a daugh
ter, their second child, born
June . Mr. Burns Is superin
tendent of the ramp.
Mr. and Mrs. Desmond are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. McCray
from Granta Pass.
Mrs. Van Jones and son Billy
! motored to Bly from Tula Lake
Monday.
Coming as a complete sur
prise to their many friends
throughout the community waa
the announcement of the mar
riage of Ruth Campbell , to
Frank Ohenchaln, which oscurred
the latter part of last week.
They are at home to tbetr
friends at the Obenrhaln ranch
after a short stay In Medford.
A charivari haa already been
given them and doubtlessly
other social affairs will be ten
dered In their honor soon as
they are both popular young
people of prominent families In
the valley.
Mrs. Frank Ohenchaln, Sr.,
was hostess to the club, "Chat
tering Stitch" at her lovely
home at a regular meeting. She
had ea guest besides the regn
lar members, Mra. Lyle Mimle
wrtght.
A special meeting of grange
members was called for Mon
day evening, June 6. The pur
pose of the meeting wss the
furthering ef plana for a vaude
ville to be given In the near fn
ture Kt grangera of Bly. Those
taking part In the affair are al
1 OF OFFICER
AI.Tl'RAS. Calif. When Lt.
A. H. Ahl. U. 8. N., waa haatlly
ordered to report to this section
for dutr aa madlcal officer with
the president's conservation corps
he was just on the point of
leaving for the lake states to be
married.
Due to the ehorlage of offi
cers all leave was cancelled and
the young medico waa held on
dutv here 14 houra per day.
Cupid found a way out. however, i
and the bride-to-be. Miss Alice
Lemon, of Detroit, Mich., ec
rnmnenled by her father. Jour
neyed to Reno, where the couple
were married Saturday night.
Lieut. K. H. Wilson, command
ing officer of the Crane Creek
camp accompanied the groom on
his hasty trip to Reno.
Mlas Lemon waa formerly
eierutlve secretary of the V. 8.
Florists Delivery association and
the wedding cnlminatea a ro
mance of long actandlng. Uncle
Sam's orders have changed the
planned honeymoon trip to one
Involving dally tours among the
conservation campe here.
MISTERS REFUSE
NORMAN, Okla.. June 1, P)
Illnhop Jamea Cannon a pro
grammed anti-beer address here
Mnnriav nlaht haa been canceled
by the Norman Ministerial alii-1
nee, the Rev. Herbert J. cocker-
Ill, president, said today.
Mr. Cockerlll. pastor or tbe
first Methodist church, aald. "we
derided that In view of the fact
our program was full, we couldn't
have Bishop Cannon.
The Rev. Kmerron o. Houser.
pastor of tha First Presbyterian
church, aald:
"His (Cannon's) leadership has
been discredited, and so far aa X
know, none of the Norman minis
ters sre In fsvor ot his appear
ance here."
DAIRY
(best) StwJ
DAIRY. Ore. H. L. Arant
and daughter, Mrs. C. Dodson,
attended the Southern Oregon
.Normal school graduation exer
cises. Mr. Arant'a daughter,
Rcho, who graduated from the
school returned home with them.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Steoshler
and children visited with Mrs.
Steoshler's brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Allred ot
Lakeview. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Drew and
daughter Jean, weie shopping In
Klamath rails, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Welch and eon
Leroy visited with Mr. and Mrs.
C. Brown and family, Thursday,
I love American shoes, hnt
they hurt my feet. Madame
lehuchl, wife of Japanese am
bassador to U. S.
TUe la am tisaac to waJjse a tliiiaug em csWetp
ftoua. Yew eeui't afford expensive baking
jr xVeeer Beat fteoperly
FtlMsssrjr'a Best ia auarres faeaa a "Bedameod"
Men at high grade wheat "balanced" for
certain sjuceeea In ail yoar baltinei. Yost tern
uaa H for biscuits and pastry jus aa well aa
for brearal. Year recipes eonae east right every
let the losag rasa you genre norm' by using a
oVpewUkie flour like Piheburr's Beat.
PI LLSBURY'S
BEST FLOUR
"Balanced for perfect baking!
LABORATORY TESTS
CHECK EFFICACY OF
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN
Show Why This Delicious
cereal Overcomes Common
Constipation
There are scientific reasons for
the success of All-Bran in pre
venting1 and relieving; common con
stipation. Laboratory investigations
ahow that it supplies "bulk" to ex
ercise the intestines j and vitamin
B to promote appetite, and help tone
the intestinal tract.
These two important food-elements
aid regular habits, and help
do away with the headaches, loss
of anpet it and energy, so often tha
result of constipation.
The "bulk" In All-Bran ia mild
In action much like that of let.
ture. Inaide the body, it forms a
soft mass, which gently clears tha
intestines of wastes.
Isn't this pleasant "cereal way"
far mora healthful than using; pifla
and drugs so often habit-forming 1
Just ut two tablcapoonfuls of
Kellogg's dally enough for most
types of constipation. If not re
lieved this way, see your doctor.
Besides, All-Bran brines your
body twice as much blood-building
Iron as an equal amount by weight
v oeex uver.
Special cooking processes make
All-Bran finer, softer, more palat
able. Equally tasty as a cereal, ot
Used In cooklne. Keclnea en tha
red-and-rreen package. Sold by all I
grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle !
Creek.
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Quality Foods
At Saying Prices
Saturday and Monday
June 17th and 19th
Round Steak lb. 191
Baby Beef
Boiling Beef lb. 51
lb. 18
Tender Beef
Rabbits est
Liver
Hearts j Eifo. Qf
Tongues
Dutch Lunch Specialties
Pot Roast Bre.r lb. 8
Hamburger 3 lbs. 25
Crab . . 3 for 50
la line with the policy of other food store In this city, tha entire market will
remain open all day Sunday beginning this Sunday, June 18th, and remain
open Sunday throughout the summer for your convenience.
Libby's Tomato Juice 3 cans 25
No. 2 can Concentrated Juice.
PINEAPPLE ..... 2 cons 29
Fleet Brand No. 2, can. Broken -slice.
FRUIT JARS AND TRIMMINGS
Kerr Resr. Jars Caps Lids Presto Mason Jars
Rubbers
Glass Tops
Kerr W. M. Jars
Economy Jars
Presto Glass Top
Jars
Clamps
The Perfect Pectin
Pen Tell
Gold Cup Dog Food
KERR GRAPE JUICE 2 for 35.
2 Pkgs. 25c
3 Cans 23c
Pints. Clear, pure juice.
An Oregon
t?' 1 1 ffftf Manufactured
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Product
Quality
Protected
3-Lb Can
Royal Club
Vacuum Packed
Coffee
and a big
Beach Ball
8 as tallied All for 1.19
All rfepartmsjafc
Opw mi.
Smadmyt
8 X.M . to 6. P.M.
. For Tear naaiaalis.nl
. FOUNTAIN LUNCH
SATURDAY SPECIALS
25c Dutch Lunch 25c
A heaping pUtefnl of potato Mlad, three varieties of cold meat, cheeae.
rye bread, radUhea and ice tea, milk or a cup of coffee.
35c Baked Virginia Ham 35c
Ioclnding Soup, Salad. Dessert
Soda Pop (1 B,rbI lren with escta bottle) 5c
Milk Nickels and Popsicles 5c
K. I. M. A. Orange Stamps In All Departments
No. 1 Quality Superfine Choice
Coffee, 3 Lbs 83c Walnut Meats, lb. 39c
None Better
Cashew ft Mixed
Mocha ft Java Nuts, 14 OZ. 40c
Coffee, Lb 35c
Congou, Green or Black
four money's worth Eeonomy Tea, J2 Lb. ... 15c
Coffee, 3 Lbs 55c t ,M ,
Orange Pekoe, Splderleg,
s'o. i Diamond Tea, No. 1 Quality
Walnuts, Lb 19c Lb .53c
Don't Forge Diehee Will Be Gtren Away Next Saturday Sight
JPJJ Perfect Concentrated Soap Urge Pkg. fyf!
CORNFLAILEG 3 foff 19
KELLOGG'S
W. teserte the riasst s Hnat eaaatlMsa
Pure Cane
Sugar
25-Lb. '
Cloth Sack
$1-33
Any Brand
BEER
6 Bottles
95
Royal Club
Mayonnaise
Pts. 17c
Qts. 29c
Sandwich Spread
Pts. 17c
Ripe Olives 15
. Trn-Pak Quality, large sis t-os. can
TREE TEA
Orange Pekoe lb. 53
Japan lb. 43
rerav Fly tfana
?Bp Oronite '
time
Fancy Rogue Rlrer
Large Firm Heads
Fancy Rogue RlTer
Early Garden
Large Lest
Local
Large, Golden
Ripe
No Need
Green Peas
3 Lbs. 13c
3 Lbs. 12c
4 Lbs. 25c
6 for 25c
Lettuce
3 Heads 10c
Spinach
Bananas
f No Ne
Grapefruit 3u
Bunch Vegetables '&. 3 for 10c
AppleS eaZ rjnc'y BOX $1.69
Oranges RS?"'' 2 doz. 17c
Strawberries and Raspberries
by the Crate
W Inrlt out ot town visitors to Inspect our garden fresh complete
stock ot Fruits snd Vegetables
FLOWERS
Choice Cut Flowers Carnations, Roses, Sweet William,
Sweet Peas, Astorettes, etc.
Garden Plants, Stocks, Vegetable Plants, 15c to 25c Doxen
Quarts
63
JELL 3 pKns. &9l
ScDlIIlTBllOIIll Medium red 2cans29'l
Ocean Glory No. 1 tall cans
BROOMS
Parrot General household
C3iaee and -Sanborn
Coffee
1-Lb. Can
a5
Pkg. Fruit Gelatin FREE
DELICATESSEN CORNER-
SPECIAL
Sweet Mixed Pickles Pts. 15c
Beet Quality
Flavor Food's Mayonnaise Pts. 18c
'Assorted Salads and Virginia Baked Ham
Place Your Order for
A Case of Schlitz Beer
The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous
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