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THE KLAMATH NEWS. KI.4MATH FALLS. 0UE150N
September 30, 1933
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MERRILL, Ore, Merrill unit.
No. 0. of th American Legion
auillry met on Sept. 19 at th
home of Mr. R. L. Dalton.
Election of officer wa held
at thin meetlnc, with the follow
: int officer elected: Preeldent.
Alma Merrltt; flret Tlce preal
dent, Minnie Btukel: second vice
preeldent, Ora Burke: eecretanr
and treanurer, Thelma Stukel;
chaplain, Haiel Dalton; hiMorian,
Arlene Brown, and sergeant at
arms, Bessie Penhall.
Following the election, the new
officers were installed hy Dis
trict President Dorothy Templar
ot Klamath Falls.
At the elose ot the meeting
Mrs. Templar addressed the
group, outlining some of the
work which this district It to
complete during the coming year.
Mrs. Merrltt has named chair
men of committee aa follows:
Hospital, Anna Howard: child
, welfare, Lela Hammond; mem
bership. Alma Merritt; publicity,
Audrey Lewis; Americanism, Bes
sie Penhall; national defense.
Huth Dixon; fidac, Thelma Stu-
kel; music, Edna Book; commu
nity service and unit actWltv,
: Minnie Stukel: legislative, Anne
Frolts; education of war orphans,
Esther Cox: constitution and by
. laws, Arlene - Brown; poppy
poster, Ora Bo rites; poppy sales.
Haiel Dalton.
Refreshments were served at
. toe close of the meeting. Mem
bers present were Mesdames L.
Penhall, Ruth Dixon, Anna How
ard, Arlene Brown, Minnie Stu
. kel. Thelma Stukel, Alma Mer
rltt, Edna Book, Anne Fruits,
Audrey Lewis, Lela Hammond
and Hasel Dalton. Visitor were
Mesdames Templar, Coiad, Dale
and Rea from Klamath Falls;
Mesdames Spencer, E, M. Ham
mond, Bralnerd, Given and Long
of Merrill.
Ewauna Employes
To Sponsor Party
Members of the Ewauna Boi
company 4-L local No. t, with
their friends, will enjoy a social
evening. Monday, October t, at
the Moos hall, according to aa
announcement from officers.
At 1:30 o'ciock a program con
sisting of ballet, dancing, songs,
comedy skits, etc., will be pre
sented, and the remainder ot the
evening will be spent in dancing.
FLAGS LOWERED FOR
morning by Police Judge Rich
mond. Orvndorf and Ingebrlisnn
were released upon their own
recognisances following their ar
rest. Mark Willis, 19-yeer-old In
dian, and William H. Ray, St, ar
rested Thursday evening on
chkrges of drunkenes. were fined !-. At WnrL'
110 each or given their Uholce of .v-OIniJ' fit trOTH
Un A'ciu I ax Koll
i days In the city Jail it the fines
were not paid.
James Buchanan 'was the only
bachelor president ot the United
State. '
The county court meeting In a
rc-Kulnr i-lin Thursday was
working on the re-appralsals of
all tax sule laud which Is to be
sold this full.
The board of equalisation com
pleted Invoitlautlttg petitions for
adjust iiientB of property las val
uations the first of th week.
County Axsvssor V. T. I.ec, mem
ber, ot Hie board, auuouiii-ed Fri
day the new county ls roll would
be completed by th end of nest
week.
Omnia, In 1770, paused a law
making teaching iluve, either to
rend or write an uffense punl. li
able by a fine ot $!00 for each
offense.
Tadpoles can be oitde to lun
Into frogs at any time by feeding
them on thyroid tissue.
A half ton of coal Is nqulred
to start a freight train and bring
It to running speed.
TULELAKE
- WEST TULE LAKE, Cslrf.
The Wlnema Welfare elub met
September 14 at the home of
Mrs. Marl Nelson when those
present were Mesdames A. H.
Newton, L Wolfe, George Frye,
Whltcamp, Lldell, Dixon, Kadaa,
McLaughlin, Ganger, Durkee and
Miss Knopp. Mrs. LaRue was a
visitor for (be afternoon. Date
and place ot the next meeting
Ju not yet been announced.
Tom Newton left last week on
a short trip to San Francisco
and vicinity. His mother accom
panied him and will remain for
a visit with relatives.
The death of Roy Fngste came
aa a shock to bis friends and
neighbor In this community.
Quite a number of the home
steaders have been bringing in
deer this season.
PORTLAND, 8ept IS. (API
The flag at the city hall here
flew at half mast today In tri
bute to the memory ot Lewis
Havermale. 65, veteran city hall
reporter for the Oregon Journal.
Havermale died at a hospital here
last night. . He had been 111
several months,
Havermale joined the Journal
staff soon after the World War.
He was bora In Illinois and for
several years operated newspapers
in Kansas. With the develop
ment of the Imperial Valley lu
California he went to El Centra
and atarted a paper. He was
for several years on the staff of
the Los Angeles Times, and cov
ered the San Francisco earth
quake for that paper and assist
ed In relief work there. He came
to Th Journal from th San
Francisco Poet.
Hearings For Two
Set By Richmond
Hearing for D. C. Orendorf and
Henry Ingebritson, arrested on
Thursday evening at 661 Spring
street on charges of disorderly
conduct and fighting, has been
set for 9:00 o'clock Saturday
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Two Crates 95c
PEARS fiQ
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6 Pounds 19c
SWEET POTA-
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SIBERIAN CRAB.
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COFFEE
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Raisins
FLY
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Kill those flies now.
Here is how
Oronite Fly Spray
Pt. can$ - Qt. canS
Walnuts VINEGAR
Fancy Oregon
Franquettes.
Replenish your supply.
Best pickling.
Bring container.
LB.
PKG.
2&
In Bulk.
Gallon
19
Fancy seedless.
3-LB.
PKG.
17
Sugar
Pure Cane.
Fine Granulated.
10-LB.j
PKG.
53
Sugar
Brown or Powdered.
Best Grade..
19
3-LB.
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a7 d:i.- ki..
Coee
the pure
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Ms clever little Kortwcr. srene
Marshmallows
Tender and delicious
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Rolled Oats
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Penn Champ, the 2-GAL.Ct fl A
good Eastern Oil. CANS J? 4
25
10
Ivory Soap
Medium size. Buy a
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White King
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Corned Beef
Rex Brand. Quality
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BAR
LGE.
PKG.
NO. 1
CAN
5
2
17
In Bulk
LB.
STARCH
Argo Corn. C
1-Lb. Pkg DC
KETCHUP
Heinz Quality. 1 (.
Large Bottle .... IwC
Prince Albert
Cooling smoke.
Pipe comfort.... 1UC
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All the best QQ
tobacco. Citn. J C
SANKA
Coffee with the caffein
removed. , yin
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Cane and Maple Syrup.
Medium A O
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Made from the choicest
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vwt vinegars anu
spices. Double whipped. QUART
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tit
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PINEAPPLE
Golden City 8 full, deli- LGE.
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10c
TUNA, White Star
Fancy.
V size can..
CRAB, Chalka, mostly
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'a size can tt
SHRIMP, Gulf Kist
Fancy pack. . 11.
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Pint jar ad"'
FRIGID JEL All fruit
flavors, C
Pkg oc
SALMON Rosedale.'
Medium red. 1 Q
Tall cans 13
, TRY A DIFFERENT SALAD EACH MEALTIME
WE AGREE GOOD MEATS AT FAIR PRICES
ARE BY FAR THE CHEAPEST
You'll Enjoy Eating Our Meats
BEEF IPQffi
EOAST CKKOIPS
V Choice Baby Beef 1 Loin and Rib from Grain-Fed Pork
Lib, flfl I EacHn
Mb Stealls H eachflfl)
Oysttei?s IPnantt
iSBicedl Baconi Rf 2, ft
TL ARB m Sg
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Lean Sugar Cured
Any Size Piece
Lb.
Armour's Sugar Cured
Half or Whole
LHJ. as
CANDY
25 new varieties In the
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MEASURING CUPS
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Ida'i favorite recipe.
Itlce, rirdinonle
1 cup rlcfl un- 1 cup muih-
cooked
1 onion
2 tahlenpoons
olive oil
4
rooms
cup grated
Parmesan
chnese
tablespoons
tomato
r S cups s sauce
soup stock Salt A popper
Heat oil In frying pan, brown
onion slljthtly in It and add rlre.
Fry to a golden brown, then add
broth a little at a time, stirring
constantly. Add mushrooms and
cook until tender. Just before
removing from fir add tomato
sauce, seasonings and cheese.
Sprinkle with additional cheese.
Serves six to eight.
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