AiiRUHt 12, 1933.
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
, SIXHENDF
CAMP ENTER
II TOURNEY
C.C. C. CAMP. Bllrer Uhi.
Or. Rli man will leaf t
Clirr Bprlnis Camp. Sunday, Ail
aust II. lo enter the (loMen
Olovee champloniihlp amateur
boning tournament at Madford
on Auaust 14, 15 and 16. Tha
following man hava baan ctaoaan
to represent thla camp: Bruce
Lea. aa il. weight 147 pounds.
Klamath Kalla; Varnon Parkar.
are 12, weight 121 pounda. Kla
math Palla; Tony Acruardl. a
19. waliht 1H4 pounda, Port
land; John Nichols, ale 13.
weight lit pounda, Dayton; !.
Rnr Woods. Id. weight 1(0
pounda, Heaver, Oregon; Uelherl
llyda. eg II), weight 141 pounda.
Tillamook: Albert Hrhineck of
Klamath Falla. and Kllla Kndl
eolt ot Portland will act aa ssc-onda.
a Hart Lea, C. O. (!, truck driver,
will (o lo Mcdford on Haturday
for clothing and eupplles. Act
log let Hergeant C. 8. Wllllama
will accompany him.
Klre Orgnlj.nlu.
The camp now haa an excel-
lent fire organisation. Kern lout
haa Ita elation to go to aa anon
ei fire call le aouuded. The
bulletin bourd haa the following
rulee for the camp.
1, Bpark arresters muat be
put In all stares.
I. Hmoklng will be permitted
In camp only where pine needles
have boon removed.
I. All llghti-d material muat
be extinguished before throwing
on the ground.
4. Fire drills may be expected
day nr night.
The ball team of Illy C. C. C.
waa here Sunday, July SO. The
home li'in won the game 14 to
It. Several of tha boya playing
for Illy were from Klamalb
Falla.
Another game of baseball waa
played here laat Sunday, August
. with Paisley. Paisley won the
game 11 to 11. Many of the
regular playera were visiting
their home towne over the week
end and conaequently tha camp
team waa not at Ita fnll strength.
Install Hub-4'ampe.
The ramp la diminishing In
alia each day aa each crew estab
lished Ita sub-camp. At preaent
there are three eub-ramia out.
One drift fence rrew
Flat: one ronH
Springe and on cruising grew
at Rmoke Creek. They return
to the main ramp on Friday
nlKht and leave Sunday night
with the exception of the camp
at Bkookum Bprlnga,
Glen McWIthey started con
struction on a road to Willow
Bprlnga laat Monday.
Two Klamath Falla boya took
passport on tha era of matrimony
a week laat Saturday. They are
Molvln Carmlchel and Ulan Mc
Wllhey. .
Swimming Champ
Rescues Bather
SANTA MONICA, Calif., Aug
II, (UP) Johnny Welssmuller,
film "Tarxan" and former swim
ming ehsmplon, performed his
first rescua today ahortly after
becoming a member of tha Bant
nnlra life guard patrol.
I Welesmuller waa going through
training exercises on the bech
when 1 2-year-old Rob Wheeler of
Lo Angeles, awlmmlng near the
end of a pier, became exhaustei
and aank. The actor dived Into
the water and brought hlro ashore
unconscious. The lad waa revived
at an emergency station.
Funeral
WINNERS SEIECTED
Governor Grants Pardon To
Man Imprisoned Since 1915
.AMI Kl. OI.IVKK
Samuel Oliver, aged ST years
resident of Hatty for tha last
nine years, passed away at his
lata residence Thursday, August
u, at a: no p. at. after tu
nes of five months duration.
Surviving are the wife Minnie
Wllllnm Oliver, two brothers
Fernento Oliver and Joseph
llerkson, two sisters Mrs. Minnie
Oliver and Mrs. (Mar Peitnrann.
The remains rest In the Gold
room at the Carl Whltlock Fu
neral Home, pine atreet at Cth.
where frlenda may call. Funeral
services to be held 4-'"-av, Au
gust If, at 1:00 P. M. at the
Realty M. E. church with the
Rev. B. V. Rradshaw officiating.
Interment at Mnusltasket cemetery.
Announcement of It prlte
wards to children In the kids'
section of Mi American Legion
parade Thuraday night was
mad Friday hy the Lost River
dairy. In aavaral Inatence a
division of th prlxe was Becea-
aary.
Th prli winner are: Aus
tin Lewis and Bert Gray, grand
prise; Mary Louis Sexton, 716
Jefferson street, best decorated
doll buggy; Pat Ireton, 1100
Portland avenue, and Stanley
Darnlelle, North Tenth
atreet, beat decorated bicycle;
Delia Conner. Rt. I, Box 07, beat
decorated wagon; Donna Mae
Teasum. 1IJ4 Leroy avenue, beat
decorated dog; Patty O'Donnell,
1836 Portland avenue, best deco
rated rat; Marlon Sexton, 714
Jefferson street, moat unusual
pet; Harry Orem, Merrill route,
best costumed boy; .Mildred
Klslne Wllllama, til Addison
street, best costumed girl; Rus
sell Duffy. Commercial atreet.
funnleet costume on boy; Phyl
lla Llndstrom and Ira Renner.
funniest costume on girl; Doro
thy Redmond, 41S Rroad atreet.
and Marjnrle Redmond, Z4 East
Main atreet, beet decorated amall
float by girl: Warren Porter and
Lewie Porter. 1121 North Klghth
street, beat decorated email float
by boy.
On hundred and two children
entered the Lost River dairy's
section of the parade and each
waa presented with a ticket to
any of th H. W. Pool theatre.
Sponge are really skeletona.
Living sponges are covered with
flesh and aomewhat reaembl a
frc"h liver.
SALEM, Aug. 11 r
Dal will doubtless find th
world much changed during the
II years h haa baan living
apart. Governor' Julius L. Meter
granted Dal a nni,Un.l
don from a life term la the pen-
La Herniary for second degre mur
der.
On October t, I'll, Dal waa
Ulary for conviction of shooting
(and killing i '? tha name
ot Ogllvy la T7mi.tfll connty.
Consideration of Dale's caa waa
recommended by Frede-'eg Btel
wr. who prosecuted th de
fendant In th Cmatllla ' nnty
circuit court. Other persons also
In'e-reded In behalf of th pris
oner. Under provisions of th par
don Dale will go to Kansas City
wher he will make his horn
wl'h .' brother, Harry C. Dal.
Commutations of sentences
srr granted to Frank W. Hath
way and George T. Hannula,
both convicted of second degree
murder In Clataop county. Their
lif trm aentencea war com
muted to IS year on recommen
dation ot F. M. Franclacovlrh
who waa then assistant district
attorney, Frank P. Lalenweber.
proaecntor, and varloua members
of th juries who aat on the
trial.
From 100 to 100 earthquakes
perceptible to the human aenses
occur In th United State every
year th nnir.-..- observed by In
st mm en ta 1 far greater.
Health Group Plan
For Winter Month
MERRILL. Or Th Merrill
Health Group la beginning plan
for the fall and winter worn
Membera expect to conduct a
aerie of child health and pre
natal clinics. Th doctors will co
operate with th health group.
The next meeting will be held
in September. Definite announce
ment of th meetings will b
mad later.
.1-1 is is . , . , mmmm , BB- . u , - . , . , . , ,
Announcement!
' Our store will remain
open Saturday eve
ningi until 8:30
o'clock.
KIRKTAtrjck:&kennett
I v- 5Hi and Main
Jelly Makers!
FRUIT AND BERRIES
ARE CHEAP TODAY
I
THOSE BERRIES
I ARE PERFECT, JOE!
I ANDTHE PRICES ARE
I SO REASONABLE . . .
I GIVE ME 8 BASKETS.
'r.
LET ME ADD TWO
BOTTLES OF CERTO
TO YOUR ORDER,
MRS. BARR. IT
WILL MAKE BETTER
JELLY AND SAVE YOU
SO MUCH TIME.
Join tha hundreds who ara
now going to grocers to get
fruit, Certo and sugar with
which to put up a record
supply of jellies and jams.
They won't last long these marvel
ous fruits mt such low prim! So start
right now to 611 your jam cupboard
with jams and jellies. How your fam
ily will thank you next winter.
And be sure to use Certo this year!
With Certo and the Certo recipes you
can make Joiihlt the amount of jelly
in the usual time. The Certo short
boil method, you see, cuts the boiling
time. Jellies take only 54 minute boil
ing, and jams rarely require more
than a minute.
Finer flavor, too !
And with Certo you will get far finer
tasting jelly or jam with every bit of
the delicate fresh fruit flavor of fully
ripe fruit.
You get as much as one-half again
more glasses, too, from the same
amount of fruit. Because, with the
Certo short-boil method, no costly
fruit juice has time to boil away.
So get your fruits and berries now
when they are at their cheapest and
finest And start at once to fill next
winter's cupboard with marvelous
jams and jellies that will delight you
and every member of your family!
Certo is a product of General Foods.
FOR ALWAYS USING CERTO
1 Reduces boiling time, (jellies
take 54 minute. Jams rarely more
than a minute.)
2 Saves the fresh fruit flavor.
3 Gives half again more glasses.
I 89 Fail-proof recipes free with
every bottle.
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For the convenience of our customers this market will WW ajaa A , , . ' v '
open dally at 7 a. ni. and does promptly at 0 p. m.. Irmaval We aalut the Legionnaire and extend to them a moat hearty welcome to
excepting: Saturday, wheat we i will open at T a. m. and "m',f this Klamath wonderland. May your stay be pleasant and may you carry
remain p ..til 9 p.m. Clod ail da, Bandar. back to your home, delightful memories of your short atay with us. Come
p i i if ..iej.s u. and inspect Klamath county's most modern up-to-date shopping; center
Sat. and Mon., Aug. 12th & 14th Mor rm ....
Beef Steak lb. 15?
Shoulder cat
HENS . . . lb. 10
e
Lard, 4 Lbs. 35c
.-10c
.25c
Pot Roast, Lb.
Boa Beef, 3 Lbs..
SausaEe ib.
PlCIlicS Smoked lb. 12V2?
BACON ... lb. 17
A0c
Armour's C
CEABMEAIT can 25
Royal Club or Geisha Fancy No. Vt Cans
CLIES qts. 2 for 29
Bulk-Vinegar """Gal. 25c
Salt I2Mr 2Pkgs. 15c
Pinh Salmon No. l tail 2 cans 29
Show Beat Sldane4
Brooms
N Good Cord
29
flit
I Fly Spray
I Pts. 29 I
V Qts.49 J
Crackers
Snow Flakes
or Sunshine
2 lb. caddie
29
Grapenut Flalaos 2 plifjs. 19.
KIM A Orange Stamp in All Departments
Fountain Lunch
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Fried Chicken Luncheon ..40c
Cold Lunch 25c
a e e e BEER .....
BeanUfnl child' eareal spoon tree
Crystal White
SOAP
EG bars 29
p. & G.
SOAP
Ed) bars 29
Package Cheese, au 2 8-oz. Pkgs. 29c
Large Caaa 23C
. . 15a
Pork and Beans, 2
Taa Camp'a
Fly Sprayers, Each
No, 1 Superfine Quality Economy Blend
Coffee Coffee
1 Lb. 28c 3 Lbs. 83c 1 Lb. 19c
Orange Prkoe
Tea, Lb: 55c
3 Lbs. 55c
Splderleg
Tea, Lb 55c
Oregon Franquette Walnuts, Lb 20c Filter
Walnut Meats, Lb 39c Papers
Cashew, Nut$, 14 ozl 39c for Drip
Moning Congou Tea, 2 Lb. 15c Lb.... 29c 15c Pkg.
FOR YOUR LUNCHEON GUEST
Or Picnic Lunch, Select Only Daily Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
Watermelons. LETTUCE
E 34 lb. $ for II 0
Dellclona red heart melona Local, freah, head
Pickling Cucumbers, Per Gal. 39c
Summer Variety
Squash, Per Lb 3c
All Bunch Vegetables, 3 Bunches 10c
BERRIES by the Crate Cantaloupes Chen-lee
PEACHES by the Crate Apricot . Plum
Juicy LEMONS, Per Basket 29c
Juice ORANGES, 2 Doz. 19c
Transparent APPLES, 7 Lbs 25c
Golden Bantam (JJOffnH 2 dOZ.
Something dsS
New .
E..ti:ing
Miracle Whip
Half Pts. ...10c
Pints 17c
Quarts 29c
Something
Different
Appetizing
Miracle Spread
Half Pts. -..10c
Pints - 17c
Quarts 29c
Free Demonstration Saturday
Certo, 2 bottles ....
.-...45c
Delicatessen Corner
Welcome Legionnaires may your
convention stay in Klamath Falls be
one long to be remembered we
greet you and salute you.
F.M.GARRICH.
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