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THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
October 7, 1933
HOMERS
GET BENEFITS
OF NEW OFFIC
E
Th Horn Owners Loan Cor
poration of Oregon I function
Inn In excellent fashion and
nearly 3000 application! hare
been received at the Portland
office, to ear nothing of hun
dreds ot application! In the throe
other district! ot the Hate. Ac
cording to J. P. Lipscomb, state
manager ot the corporation,
these amount to more than
S4.500.000.
Within a abort time manr of
these loans will be closed. Titles
hare been examined and mort
gages will be recorded. Manager
Lipscomb announces that the
most urgent and acute cases will
receive first consideration.
Machinery Ready
Interim certificates In lieu of
the Home Owners Loan Corpora.
tlon bonds hare been received
and will be given to the erst
while mortgage holders. Upon
the arrival of the bonds they will
be delivered to the holders ot
tbe interim receipts. The advan
tage of the interim certificates
is that it is now possible to close
loans at once.
These certificates are in de
nominations ot ISO, $100. 500.
$1000 and 15000. Actual bonds
will be presently on the way. ac
cording to advices from Wash
ington, and the machinery ot the
corporation then will be In full
swing.
Manager Lipscomb has just re
ceived word from J. F. T. O Con
Bor, comptroller of the treasury,
that receivers of closed national
banks will be allowed hereafter
to exchange mortgages listed
among assets of closed banks
for Home Owners Loan Corpora
tion bonds.
Decistoa Explained
The decision on the part ot
the comptroller was due to the
reports from tbe receivers of the
closed banks that it would be for
the best interest ot their trust
In many instances to exchange
their mortgage assets tor the
corporation bonds.
Oregon has closed national
tanks in the hands ot conserva
tors at Salem. Toledo, Wallowa,
Pendleton. North Bend and Clats
wanie. The law requires, how
ever, that such exchanges be ap
proved by court order and that
prior to the filing of the court
proceedings the approval of the
comptroller likewise be given to
to exchange.
WEATHER
The Cydo-Storma graph at Un-
der wood's Pharmacy is Tegister
' tag a very even barometric pres
sure and Indications are for a
continuance of fine weather.
The Tycos recording thermom
eter registered maximum and
minimum temperatures Friday as
loiiowa:
High 8t low 4.
Forecast tor next 24 hours:
. Fair with moderate temperatures.
The United States reclamation
service reports no precipitation
zor the zt boon ending at i
p. xu. Wednesday, .00 for the sea
son, sag normal, .00 last year.
Portland Marches
In Big NRA Parade
PORTLAND, Oct. S VP) In a
amrory-maKing demonstration of
a people united to obtain a
wotidj goal ior tne common
good, nearly 60,000 persons
xoarcnea too streets of Portland
last night to demonstrate their
laitn m tbe future ot the nation
and to pledge whole-hearted co
operation in the national recov
ery pian.
Tbe NRA parade counted the
greatest marching throng in
Portland's history. The parade
took three hours and 23 minutes
to pass a given point.
Sign Installed
At Men's Store
Wayman's Inc., men's clothing,
frrm at 833 Main street, is hav
ing a large Neon sign Installed
at their store today.
- The sign was manufactured
and is being installed by the
local Pickering Sign company.
The store, formerly Houston
Wayman, Inc., recently changed
tbe firm name to Wayman's,
Inc.
Klamath 20-30
Men To Attend
Lakeview Meet
A group of Twenty-Thirty club
members will go to Lakeview Sat
urday to atteud the convention ot
the club's District No. . Selec
tion ot a district governor and
other bUKlness is scheduled to
take place at the meeting.
Those tentatively planning to
attend from here are Sam Ult
chey, president ot the .local club;
Roy Premo. secretary, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Fowler. Mr. and
Mrs. Buford Morris and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Knudson.
Bonanta. Each conslita of a
clasa room and a shop, and the
average cost was about f 1800.
Jens Svlncit has charge ot the
Smith-Hughes work at Henley
and Uonania, and J. S. Johnson
directs the activity at Merrill.
Socicl Service
Workers Plan
Trip To Bend
Four members of the local re-
Ulet staff will attend the Central
Oregon cuuforeitce of social
aorkers, to be held In Uend Uc
io'mt 13 and 14.
The local detonation will be
heudod by Miss I'hyllls Hurting,
relief director, and will Include
Mrs. Kilna Ackley, . 'uniioth
Joe Plgney. volunteer worker.
Members of ths county relief
committee may also attend.
Smitten, staff member, snd Mrs. an hour.
Rscnlutors in the now llnl
lioin '1'ulie station, London,
travel at the rate of 1110 fei-t
Primary Teachers
Meet On Saturday
A meeting ot Klamath county
primary triirhura will be con
ducted at Hie Allniiiont school
Saturday, under the direction ol
Mrs. laabolls llrlxner, county
supervisor.
The session will begin st :S0
o'clock. All teachers In ptllilK
school primary grndns Hi the
county are oxpnctid to atlend.
Russain balloonist rose only 10
foet on an attempted flight to
stratosphere. Another case where
Inflation failed?
Maybe there's something in a
name after all. That Michigan
police wno testified against those
nudists was named Peek.
A unique type of mualcale la
announced for Sunday evening at
the First Methodist church by
the pastor. Rev. John B. Coan,
to be presented by the choir un
der the leadership ot R. E. Pat
terson. The service is entitled
"Celebrated Hymns snd Hymn
Stories of the Centuries." Types
and examples of Christian music
and hymns covering 18 Christian
centuries are included in this pro
gram. ,
Some of the outstanding ot
these hymns will be the oldest
Christian hymn in existence, by
Clement ot Alexandria, written
In the second century: beautiful
Greek and Latin hymns and
hymn types of the early and
middle centuries, including one
by John ot Damascus of the
eighth century and one by Ben
ard ot Cluny ot the 12th century.
One of the snblime and awe- 1
Inspiring hymns of the judg
ment as sung by the medevial
monks will be presented.
Other presentations will in
clude choice examples of Span- 1
ish, Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Eng
lish, German and American
hymns. Two numbers will be
given in tbe original German,
and one ancient Hebrew mel
ody Is included. This program
has been selected and arranged 1
by Mr. Coan and the stories of
each of the famous numbers
will be told by him. The pres
entations will be by solos, duets,
quartets and full choir. The
service is announced for 7:39
o'clock. This is the fourth ot
the new evening feature services
under the direction ot the pas
tor of this church which are
attracting a large attendance.
Revival Service
Closes On Sunday
The revival services conducted
by Bvangelist K. D. E. Smith for
the Pentecostal Assembly of
God, located in Moe's Basement,
will close Sunday night with a
sermon on "The Last Great
Earthquake." The sermon will
be Illustrated with stereoDtlcon
slides of the Long Beach earth- I
quake, with a few special views
ot the San Francisco quake.
The speaker, who was for a
time a Los Angeles police officer
and still retains bis police com
mission, was active in relief work
and had opportunity to get many
views not generally published.
One of the pictures to be shown
Is a copy ot a newspaper photo
graph taken of the burning fiery
cross which stood hi the heavens
above San Francisco during the
190S quake.
County School
Buildings Ready
Three new Smith-Hughes build-1
Ings at county schools will bs 1
ready tor occupancy in a tew 1
days, H was snnounced by i
County School Superintendent
Fred Peterson.
The buildings have been put
up at Merrill. Henley and
fi Mod Tm Drlnkersj)
I Out of Man 8
mS
Yor 090, few man dronfc
Ha. Then India Ta b
I cam widely known. Now
ffion vrywnr or
drinking Irvdlo Ua. Ifi a
man's drink, comm it't
rich, fu!Mlavomd.wlny.
Whrot may 90! it for lhlr
hvibondt by feotirvg for tho Map-of-lndla
trodofMrk (ofaovo) In addition to Mto brand
noma, on pocfcoQo of tea thoy buy.
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A CAt NATION ALSIM
MOT CtMAk
'tee-
Try Cassation Oatj tomorrow tnd you
too will rcslire why to nun? experienced
housewives prefer them. The reason : their
distinctive taste, theit uniform smooth
ness. Lowest price in many years.
JIL.
33.
QUICK S3R VICE
Seasonable Bargain
are just a habit with us let us fill your food needs, and best of all we give you
your money's worth every day.
SATURDAY AND M ONDAY SAVINGS
Blue Rihbon BEEE
Nationally known as the Best of the Bettor Beers. On sale at
1204 Main 225 So. 6th 123 Main 1710 Oregon Avenue
(None to Dealers No Limit to Our Customers)
CAENA1TIN MULES
Here is a brand that you know is good.
-Fresh Extra EGGS
Dependable quality, doubly guaranteed and inspected. .
Each carton has the seal of Crater Lake Creamery.
BEST FLOUR
Safeway-MacMarr High Quality It's waste to pay more,
. yet dangerous to pay less. Thousands of satisfied users.
BOTTLE
TALL
CANS
DOZEN
49-LB.
BAGS
$fl.89
SUGAR
MAYONNAISE
Pure Cane
8-LB.
BAGS
Best Foods, double whipped. QUART ,q1 ff
rint Jars 24c JAR mUmI'
V oasts'
Van Camp's
New pack.
" c
PORK & BEANS
25
GRAPEFRUIT
SALMON
ack, bought
25
Columbia pack.
"mure trie r
Buy several.
2-LB.CANS
0LE0
HOLIDAY
All Quality.
Lb.
8c
HONEY
Packed in Klamath
County.
5-Lb. Pail.
43 c
RAISINS
Fancy seedless. 1 "f -3-Lb.
Pkg Li
FIGS
Extra choice white or
black. OO
3-Lb. Pkg jC
APRICOTS
Extra choice dried.
2-Lb. o O
Pkg sCOC
FIG BARS
White or Whole Wheat. 2-LB. T Ci
Fill that lunch pail. PKG. it 4r
GINGER SNAPS
Fresh, snappy gingersnaps 2-LB.Tk it
for hungry youngsters. PKCtnUsffJ'
BANTAM CORN
Country Kist Minnesota Golden MED, Tl ntokt
Bantam Heat and add butter. CANS tl HsVr
KLAMATH CHEESE
Rcing made famous in LB. Tl J J
California by Safeway. JX mr
Balco MALT SYRUP
Hop flavored. LC-XIO
Oregon's best seller. CANfc
DELMONTE PEAS
Tender early garden. TALL Tl 1 it
cans A 3)r
Fancy String Beans
Stokely'g garden fresh. NO. 2 Tl A
Approved by Good Housekeeping. CAN l iyr
TOMATO COCKTAIL
Van Camp's full flavor. BIG J
CAN
BAKING POWDER
3B
Royal Cream of Tartar,
Note new low price
12-OZ.
CAN
FALL SOAP
SPECIALS
Crystal White, 10 Bars ..: 29c
Pride Powder, Large Pkg ...12c
Monarch Brooms, Each 33c
Crystal White Soap Chips, 5-lb. Pk. 33c
Bon Ami, Powdered, Pkg .......12c
Clorox, Pint 9c; Quart 15c
PEANUT BUTTER
Max-I-Mum, smooth and delicious.
PAKCAKE FLOUR
Max-I-Mum extra quality.
Serve waffles and bacon this Sunday.
AIRWAY COFFEE
The West's favorite coffee. The price is unusually low
ior Airway a gooa couee round ISc.
2-LB.
IAR
LGE.
PKG.
3-LB.
PKG.
BUY YOUR MEATS FROM OUR CLEAN MARKETS
iuu ALWAYS GET
Quality Meats At Low Prices
Beef Roast Shoulder Iff. T T U
" MVltt O Prammm
""o -a a viiiiuill
BACON
Pork Roast
From
Grain-Fed
Porks
lb.
13 v
WeinerS fresh made 2 lbs.
KRAUT New pack quart
Link Sausage Pure pork lb. 1
LARD Pure fresh rendered lbs.
HAMS
Carsten
Cured
Lean Sugar
V or Whole
ib. i7v
BACON Lean sugar cured lb. y2$
Extra Special
Slab $2.05
Pork Steak
2 lbs. 29
Veal Steak
2 lbs. 29
JEL-WELL
All fruit flavors.
pkg ?. be
CRACKERS
Snowflake, Qregon made.
vl 29c
CHEESE
Kraft assorted flavors.
Pkg iic
GRAPE NUTS
Crunchy cereal, i j
Pkg 1 C
POST T0ASTIES
You get tho new n Q
package. 3 Plcg. 1 V C
BEANS
Red or whites.
S-Lb. Pkg
VANILLA
Bunny Brand.
4-Ox. Bottle ...
MACARONI
Rose City curve f f
cut. 3-Lb. Pkg... IZtC
CANDY
Teanut BHttbj.
25
55
23c
SCOTT'S
Finest quality
tissue. 3 Roll....
OYSTERS
Miss Lou fancy r
pack, 5-Ox. Can . 1UC
23c
19c
TISSUE
Waldorf soft
tissue, 6 Rolls..
10c
25c
A time-savins; pudding.
Individual Plum Pudding
Brand or cak. 1 egus
crumbs cup
Mincemeat . enp watBr
M cup chop- or (rui,
p e d wal- juice
n," Julco of on
lemon
fill Individual molds, cas
ta rd cups, or muffin tins with
altnrnato layer of crumbs,
mincemeat, and mils. Hrat
all other Ingredlenta together
and pour over contents ot
cups. llnke In a moderate
oven (3G0 V) tor about 80
minutes or until firm. Serve
hot with hard sauce, 1 or
awcrtenrd whipped cream.
8iTve MX. ""
KornM "in household prob.
I.ms, ims.fklnnnlna: or special
rtrlpes(ui In your request
with a st-lt-iidilresseil. stemiM-d
envelope' In' Julln, Le. Wrlaht,
(llrecloT, 'ftotnomiikers' nurenu,
Knfeway stores, Inc., Box 860.
Oakland, California.
Fruit Jars and Jar Fixtures
On Sale Every Day
BRING US YOUR RELIEF ORDERS WE FILL THEM QUICKLY
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