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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1933)
July 1, 1933 PAG2 nV3 THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON CITY BRIEFS I Saw A wimiuu driver Hull ed on Main elreol. A hull dosen ninn aliimllne; aruurnl pool lull ahoved her to p-"k-Ins plac. U waa proh;l Hi first work they had had fur mi time. ! M. tilleela at Wlllanl Ili.(!ltr tlnna lit til Wlllard Hutel Tllilrs dny vi-nlna wr: U. K. HuiHIi, i'urlland; U. II. Ilrouka, Mt. Wis. la; F. P. Knlnht, Kuaeno; J. Klensaan and O. II. Hard rov. Kan Kranrlacn; II. O. Col burn. Orayliar K.leclrlc company; II. K. Hermann and wit". Ban Francisco; John J. llubhell, II. M. Keentiolt. Hilly Oclun. Salt l.ak Clly; T. W. Hyaii. O. J. Kelriman. Han Francisco; W. II. Ileveiie, Portland: Mr. and Mra. tioorxo Kverst, Portland; K. H. Hues, Ban rranrlaco; W. W. "Walker. Mrillcird; Mls I.ou Michael. Harold Obrndortrr, port land: Melbourne Wrlnlit, Han I'rancleco; Mr. and Mra. A. W. Kelley, I'lilraio: 0. W. Cameron, Mlaa llnutua. Willow ltnnrh; Wil liam Valpe. Han Francisco: Mr. and Mra. Albert Mitchell, I'urt land; 11. D. I'luminor. Han Fran euro: Fred Hodajera, 8. N. Newell Portland. Vlalla ThoniM llomrlr. B. II. Illuka, paator of the Grace llaptlst church In Han Jou, Cil., vlalted In K'matli Kalla Wed nesday with Mr. and Mra. Char lea Tliomaa at 1106 Wanlland avenue, who nuva Men rr.anda of Mr. Illrka for Ilia paat 20 years, liar, Illiks waa an roule to lila homo In Hun Jose altor trip through Tennessee and oilier southern and rnnttirn polnla. Il waa paator In a church at HeultlB, Waah., for It years. Mr. HprlKua lUituru Mra. W T. i. Sprlaas, wit of Dr. Hnrlaas, paator of til First HaptUt church, hai returned after nonlh'a vlalt In Portland. Long view and Kftlaia Wash. Mra. Hprlut waa In holso during the flooda and awya that III llan tlat rhuroh In that city waa In tha flood area aud waa forced to discontinue eorvlcee for while. Mra. Hprlaia delnna that ah la glad to be hack In Klam ath Kalla abore tha high water mark. Now raator Here Iter. II. I.. Ruesell, who haa been paator ol th ohurrh of th Naxarene at Hemlock. Ore., for th paat alclit yeara, haa com to take over th work In th Klamath Falls I church. . I P.-T. A. M ill Mr Th coun- . ty council of P.-T. A. will meet ai in r riutnui i-uuui for th mld-aummer meeting. Mra. W. T. Dean la In change of th program. MLa Ailama Vlalla Mlaa Fran- kin Adama, formerly of thla city and now residing at Heattle. where the haa boon teaching for tha put two yeara, la ependlnf aevernl daya In th city, visiting her brother aud altr-ln-law. Dr. and Mra. F. C. Adama. and her alaler. Mra. Norm Miller. and wlih many frlenda. Ah e- nerte to leave Haturday for Med- ford, where ah la looking after properly Interoati. Kntoriain tliiu Mra. Oeona Iiaiialierty entertained members of the HI. Heals linage ciud i nee- day at her bom. Five tablea were In play. High acor waa won by Mra. W. P. McCauley and second high acor waa Bald ny Mra. D. P. 0'l.eary. Mra. Dan Colwell will entertain th club at Ita neat meeting Friday, July 7. (joes lo Portland R. I. Brad bury, director of th county re lief association, left Thursday To ning for Portland. Altar tending to business matters In Portland, llradbury ei ported to go to I (Iraud where h will visit thla week end with Hupresentatlve and Mra. Walter M. Pierce who returned Thursday from Wash ington, D. C. llradbury receiv ed a request from Pierre Thu ra dar 'or a conference thla week and. Hall Hotel Jueel Cluests reg istered at th Hall hotel Thurs day evening were: Mra. Haiel Mill, LAkevlow; Yarn Johnson, Hpokane; Mr. and Mra. L. K. Foatar, Heattle: Mr. and Mra. Kay V. Chase, Kirk; Mra. Gard ner, Htocklon; Kdward Roberta, l.akevlew; Willis Herger, Med ford; C. B. Cutter, Medford; Bud Petri, Bly; John Banders, BIT. Palmer Visit I'Hv Victor Palmar returned bom Wednes day from th North Uropque for a visit with his family and to obtain fresh auppllea for th aummer camp on th river. He reported th fishing icHnt and that his mother and father who are with him ar greatly enjoying th vacation. He left Friday morning to retort, to camp. rich at Twin l-akr Mr. and Mra. Mlrkejr Carr of (40 Division street apent Thuraday and Fri day at Twin Lakes oa a fishing trip. Vlalta Here Ashley Stevens, who formerly resided In Klam ath Falte, waa a visitor here ThursdaT from fala home at Ger ber, Calif. Schilling 1 3 LEMON A EXTRACT a drop of it does the work of' of the ordinary kind. Schilling contain! times the amount of lemon oil required ty the U.S. Govt, standard. That's why it goes further imparts ft richer flavor. COrrtt TIA BAKING POWDIR Fl C Eg Jam Makers Cheer AS CHEAP STRAWBERRIES COME mm F" j i I r LOOK AT THESE WONDERFUL RIPE STRAWBERRIES... WHAT JAM THEY WILL MAKE WITH CERTO! aS..,.W'ifaieai YESI AND CERTO WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY -AND GIVE YOU EVEN BETTER FLAVOR. TOO. aaaaaaaaaamw !m J J I Miliaaaw: 'f is , ' . " t ''li f yj- agaa ' Hundreds of women rush to local stores to get their Certo and berries . . . many ' planning to put up extra batches this year If you and your family like Strawberry Jam (and what sensible family doesn't?), your DAY has come at last! For the markets are filled with lus cious ripe strawberries. With Certo and the Certo recipes you can put tip double the amount of jam in the usual time, too, Certo, you ice, cuts jour boiling time for Strawberry Jam to one minute. Hence you can make complete batch in 12 minutes or less from the time the fruit is prepared; And Certo will give you better tasting Jam or jelly. All the tresn iruit flavor will be kept intact And because no fruit juice has time to boil away, you'll get as much as one-half again more glasses from the same amount of fruit. So get your strawberries. And get two bottles of Certo, too. That's enough to malce up 40 glasses of the finest tasting Strawberry Jam you can put on your table, t-crto is a product of uencral foods. Get it at your grocer's. NOTE: 4 FOR ALWAYS USING CERTO Reduces boiltog to ooa minute. 2 Stvethrihfmit4avor. 3 Gives half again mora glasses. A 89 Fail-proof recipe with every bottle. O.F.Cere,!) 1 -I ' y-' III W I Wilt CtrU you rait tilt main Jtlly jnm tirawotrritt. cerre, yen Mt, pnt'Mts n jflfylng powtr which tlrnuiirrUi thtmtclft lack, rare isaaan 'witF1 Quality Foods At Saving Prices Saturday and Monday July 1st and 3rd Hams :L ib. E5 Dri-Cnred Beefsteak 2 lbs. 2 5 Cbolc, Tender Beef Roast lb. flU Lb. 25c la keeping with our National Spirit w will ramatn eloa! adl ilsj TtMaday, Monday. July 4th and tugf aat that ytm hay your picnic and dinner want aarly on W will, howarar, ramain epa aa usoal all day Sunday with all eleraartaaaaU ready to aerTO our patron. Fancy Steer Beet Bacon . Sliced No Rind Salmon Fresh Chinook Hens Drl-Plcked Lb. 15c Lb. 19c Fresh Crab, Deep Be. 2 for 25 C Boil Beef lb. St lb. lit Cbolc. Jnlcjr Bacon Dri-Cnred DODGE PRESERVES jar 35 No. IM Olaaa Jar, Absolutolj Pur Fruit ANCHOR FLOUR 49 lb. each 93 Fill your barrel bow, before iovrnmot tax la ffaetlT Libby's Deviled Meat 6 for 25c No. K Can Pork and Beans Van Camp, Medium Cant Sweet Mix Pickles Tolo Brand, In Pint Olaaa Jar Jcllo Assorted Flavors 4 Cans 25c 2 for 25c 3Pkgs.l9c SIIUBRIFT 79 LB. CAN UESSttl CIL Pan aaad aar - QU. .. 59c ALADDIN COFFEE 1 lb. can 25 A Product of H. J. B. WHEATIES 2 n. pk. 23 Crab Meat, 1-2 Can 25c Oolaka, all lag ataat Grape Juice, Pte., ; 2for 35c Kerr's, Koratty of V TaU Free Balloons Saturday. W Roserra tha Right to Lianst QaaiiUHas. ; Morton Lawir Pkg. Salt 7c Plain or Iodised FOUNTAIN LUNCH Coder New Management Saturday Special Special Lunch 35c Cream Tomato Soup Fried Spring Chicken. Mashed Potatoes. New Peas. Banana Salad. Ginger Bread with Whipped Cream. Coffee. Baked Virginia Ham Plate 30c Cold Plate Lunch 25c Pure Cane . Caeaaauhatad Soap Granulated Larf Pkfe. 100 lb. Sack KIM A Orange Stamps In All Departments No. 1 Superfine Quality Honing Congoa Set Coffee, 3 Lbs 83c Black or Green Tea, Non Better. No. 1 Oranga Vl Lb C Top3Z Pekoe Tea, Lb 53c Wainut Meat,f Lb.....37c n: . Cnnpowder or Splderleg Franouett lJhe8 No. 1 Green Tea, Lb. 53c yalnufc,b 19c Given a, Cashew Nut Meats, Economy Blend T7tt0 14 oz 39c Coffee, 2 Lbs 35c rree City, Coantr or Bute Warranta accepted aa cash. t& ex change for merchandise Any Brand Been1 6 Bottles la aad neatra taH Local Grown LETTUCE 3 heads 10 New Spuds 6 lbs. 25 Spinach 3 lbs. 14 Local Grown Garden Watermelon on ice , Golden Ripe Bananas Fancy Ripe Tomatoes Large Firm, Ripe Cantaloupes Outdoor Grown Cucumbers, Good Size Apricots Best price by the lug for canning Grapefruit Arliona Green Peas Rogua River Valley. Early Garden Variety 6 for 25c 3 Lbs. 13c 2 Doz. 19c 3 Bu. 10c KRAFT CHEESE All Varieties -o. Packaga t 2 Pkgs. 27c Free Demon atration All Day Saturday. CERTO 2 Bottles 45c Rice Pops Wheat Pops 4 Pkgs. 19c Del Monte Sweet Potatoes 2 Cans 29c No. 1H Cam At the DELICATESSEN CORNER Dill f lCKleS Fl. CrUP 6 for 25c Large Flavor Brand Mayonnaise, Bulk Pint....... 18c Oranges Fin Southern, Juice See That New Sandwich Spread Pint 20c Bunch Vegetables All Kinds Ad No. C-1S