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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1941)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN 4 An Easy Way to Beautify Linens SEEN IN TRADE Auffunt 1, 1041 SUGAR White Satin NEW YORK, Auk. 1 W) Buaineas activity continued at high levels thin week with no evidence of tho normal timmor slackening, Dun & Brudslreot Id today In tho weekly ra View. "Bolstered by heavy buying ' of hrd goods," the igancy laid, reUll trade continued t excep tionally high levels for till) tlmo ffjj of year. Trading at wholrwilo wai brlak, reflecting increasing ly a (elleri' market. In Industry the rising tendency of produc tion wia temporcd only by ac tual and potential tlireata of upply shortages. Aa July end ed, output ah owed no more than t minor drop from Its level month curlier." The review placed rotall vol ume at 20 to 24 per cent ahead of last year, with a minor frac tion of the advantage accounted for by price lncrcuaea. Again the aouth led the country In percentage Improvement, the In creaaea for the entire region be ing eatlmated at 28 to 32 per cent. Calm for other aecllona were: New England 20 to 25 per cent, eait 18 to 23, middle went 22 to 28, north went 10 to 20, south weat 23 to 30 and Pacific coast 17 to 22. On the wholesale front the C agency found fall market eventa, which atarted off with a ruah aeveral weeka ago, con tinuing under heavy buying pressure. An inatance waa the opening of "Market week" al Denver, where early commit ment! were more than 30 per cent more than 1040. At the apparel ahow at Seattle, the re view atated, aome exhibitions reported ordera two and three tlmea higher than laat year. Man 'Loses' Wife On Motor Trip CLEVELAND, Aug..l (UP) After IT yeara of married life It'a eaay to loae one'a wife absent mlndedly, Leonard F. Herzog, Hollywood, Calif., attorney, agreed ruefully today. Hertog reported to police that he had "lost" his wife while driving here from California. Police Investigated. Several v noun later they discovered he I had made a atop 40 miles east of Cleveland at a gasoline sta tion. His wife waa there. Sheep tahly Hertog drove back. He hadn't noticed her leave the automobile. Salem Sergeant Gets Own Bed LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1 W "Sir," asked Sgt. Martin L. Ma hula of Major Douglas Keenoy, "May I end home for my own bed?" Major Keeney, commanding officer of the air corps training detachment at Central air ter minal, aald yea after Just one , glance. Sgt. Mahula, from Salem, Ore., la 6 feet, 8 Inchea tall. PATTEIIM M93 Single and Outline Slllcb Quirk to do': These colorful rosea In single and outline stitch are quickly embroidered on aheeta, pillow caaea and acarfa. Add the cro cheted edging If you like. Pat. torn 8803 contuina a transfer pattern of a motif 7ixl0s Inchea; 2 motifs 7txl2t Inchea; direc tions for edging; Illustrations of atitchea: materials needed. To obtain this pattern aend ' 10 cents in coin to The Herald and Newa, Household Aria de partment, Klamath Falls. Be ure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Saving Surplus Foods From Garden for Defense Urged By MRS. OAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer .No food produced this summer and fall should be allowed to go to waste, warns the office of emergency management. In neor- Jy every community, there ,are surpluses of frulu and vug otablea which should bo stored or cunned, not only for individ ual family needs, but for the needs of everyone in the com munity as well. Women who are eager to do aomethlng, ahould study these recommendationa of the OEM: "Appraise community necda and distribute these aurplusca, whether in fresh or preserved form, by auclf methods aa achool lunch and playground lunch pro grama, community kitchena for families In congested defense areas, or other ways of meeting the nutritional needa of families with small incomes. "Appraise facilities and make necessary arrangements for col lecting, storing, canning, drying MENU BREAKFAST: Sliced peaches, brown sugar, shred ded whole-wheat, top milk, toa.it, coffee, milk." LUNCHEON: Casserole of dried lima beana and toma toes, enriched bread, stewed plums, peanut cookies, tea, milk. DINNER: Boiled tongue, raisin aauce, paraloy potatoes, buttered kale, beet and lettuce aalad, lemon meringue pie, coffee, milk. or otherwise preserving, accord ing to safe standards, such of these products as ore not used In fresh iform." The demand this year for com mercially canned goods will be greater than last year because of increased consumer buying pow er, army purchases, and ship ments under the lend-lease pro gram. If commercial supplies can be supplemented by non commercial storage and preser vation, It will help to meet con sumer needa and will contribute toward price stability. Non-commercial supplies are ovailablo In many localities. In addition to farmers' amall sur pluses not raised for the com mercial market, there are prod ucts which are not utilized for commercial marketing or can ning but are excellent food. Af ter commercial picking, tomatoes and fruit such as apples, peaches and pears are frequently avail able if means can be found to gather and can them. Discretion ahould be exercised as to the nu tritive value of food canned and emphasis ahould be placed on the foods of high nutritive value. Has your community organ ized an agency composed of lo cal members and some advising expert from the state nutrition committee? If not, why not call a group together and organize such an Important factor In na tional defense today In your own community? The time Is short. DOCUMENTS NEEDED NEW BRITAIN, Conn., m Into the office of city clerk, Har ry E. Scheuy trooped a half dozen youngsters, the largest of them demanding that his birth certificate be exhibited to his companions. He had to prove, he explained, that he was only 12 years old to be allowed to play on their baseball team. Act Before 10 Luxury Tax Goes Into Effect; C Buy Your FurCoat AVr NOW-and SAVE! Choose From Our Tremendous Stocks of Authentic Advance 1942 Models FEATURING PRIME PELTS, REINFORCED SEAMS, NEW SHOULDERS, NEW SLEEVES, NEW NECK LINES, NEW LENGTHS FINEST QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP. Mink-Dyed Coney $4500 Skunk-Dyed Opossum 49.50-79.50 Bonded Sealines 58.00 Caracul Coats 7950 Sable-Dyed Marmot 139.50 Mink-Dyed Muskrat . 139.50 Silver Tone Muskrat 14950 Sable-Dyed Muskrat 16500 ALL SIZES 10 DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE ANY COAT Pay Balance Over Summer Months 10 lbs. 58c 25 Ibi $1.44 100 Ibi $5.60 v'"rvaFV Ye w, tsssaae aeWae 4 I I J mn MK tmstt Html aetfc DT Mf hm4ft 4 f SJ 1 lo)eJJl4nH eMtevfssatttWf i awae yv H IHm It ear,s. ftlliic wit mm ItM YOU lata Hm Safewey etwars rii " CM Is Hm ye wis Mlt vH Hi lawwt. Brown Derby Beer 11 os. Bot. 3 fer 29C or 12 eg. cans, 3 fer 29c Nobhill Coffee XilVVHV Airway Coffee iS. 15'kL,b42 Edwards Coffee 25 49' Golden West, M.J.B or Hills 1 Lb. j ft 2 Lb. r-Qf Bros. Vacuum Pock Coffee .... Can 3U Can 30 Produce Prices for Saturday- August 3 WATERMELONS . . Lb. 1 Black. Seeded Klondike. Honey Dew Melons ... Lb. 3c Sweet aa Sugar. Cosobo Melons ...... b. 3c Bananas cow.B hp iruu b. 5c COntoOdpeS Extra sweat, meaty melons Lb. 2'2C Celery Oregon, green Utah type ... lb. 5C TOmatOeS Large 211b. Lugs 79 C rz 8-rFr JsMiffc I IV0RY IWX jjr" Large Bars 9c fwiUt fMf SpeVL I Mdm. Bart .. 6c .Per Bar i P-F Lf'w.tlj aASV k l e k PEACHES Taney Elbert as for Canning. Again we offer you a friendly Up. If you are wise you will buy your Peaches now TODAYI SSs and efA SOs end smaller. larger f f C - 69c DUCHESS Salad Dressing 21 S.r33 WHITE KING 3 bar. 14 TnTT.rr rdap w For Waabiaa Dishesi J AP BEADS Small Pkg. ' & G SOAPin oo White Kaphthe V NU MADE MATONNAISI Fist Iw 25 Flour, Drifted Snow, 49 lb. sk., $1.89 Flour, Kitchen Croft, 24Vi lb. sk .89e 49-lb. tock $1-65 Vanilla, Westag Imitation, 4 or. Bottle .'. . Be Fluffo Shortening, 4 lb. pkg ... 57c Keen Shortening, 4-lb. pkg 49c Carta 3 bottle 45e oraxo, 10 oi. can 12c Facial Tissues, Stellar, 200's 9c 500's 19e White Magic Bleach, Vi-gallon 17e Matches, Searchlight, Crn. of 6 boxes . 19e Shinola White Liquid, 10c bottle Eoch 9e Baby Foods, Cerbers, 4Vi oz. cans 4 for 25c Grapefruit, Glenn Aire, No. 2 can 10c Standard Tomatoes, Gardenside No. VA eon 3 for 29c Gardenside Hot Sauce, 8 oi. cans 3 for 10a Catsup, Highway, 12 oz. bottle 3 for 29e Prunes, Diamond A, No. 2Vi can, 2 far 25e Soups, Rancho, Assorted 5c Pork ft Beans, Newport, No. 2V2 con, Each 9e Pickles Paradise Sweet, 25 oz. jar 24e Spam, Hormel's, 12-oz. can 25e Hl-Ho Crackers, Mb. ctn.. 20e Orange Slices, 1 lb. pkgs. 2 fer 23c Wax Paper, Diamond, 125-ft. roll 15e Zee Napkins 80 count pkgs. 2 for 15c Grapefruit Juice, Town House No. 2 cans 3 for 25 r rimwm mi ooiuiuoj. i Wllllljl' fil IDeAonte . i Swift's Premium Skinned. PRUNES K I MEDIUM tS&r 2cta. Heinz Fine Foods Pork & Beans Boaton. Tomato Sauce. Vegetarian. 12-os. Tina 7C U-es. Tins 9C o Heinz Soups KM flsTors ex. e a p t ..Clem Chowder ..end Cenaomme. Me dium tins. 10 Morsimoows n. t. cu. 70c ' Sugar Belle Peas .... c.n 72c California Sardines c. 9c Pepsi-Cola .. ... U O. Bottles (S for 25c Assorted Lunch Meats Pound 29c Bologna Liver Sausage Frankfurters Pound 35c D A Trtkl F"'"""" oc dALUN jjC Fryers- Lb. 28c Bacon Lb.29c BEEF Is unWeraal farorlte. . Select your meet cuts from Safeway's guaranteed moats end always be assured of the beat. Beef R'sts, blade cuts lb. UVic Sirloin Steak lb. 29c Short Ribs lb. 14e Ground Beef Pound 23c i 2-29c PEAS Gardenside, No. 303 Tins. 4 for 29c n'JITJARS. . . . . Case 59c Close Out Ball Glass Top. Quarts. DILL PICKLES . , 5-lb. Jar 29c Kerr's-Nubblns. SWEET PICKLES s 5-lb. Jar 59c Kerr's. Medium Slses. Powdered Sugar 1 Pound Package 3 for... 25c Open Saturdays 'Til SiOO Royal Satin SHORTENING 3-b. Tin. 49c 617 MAIN
