The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 08, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'Autruiit 8, 1041 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN OLD MIR 'S CI if PUT N Members of tlio clly pink board, In rruuliir Auuiist aranlon Tuoaduy, (lincii.ntcd pinna lur HKiVlnit 11 iu ukl pnmpucliir'i riihln Iiuiii iiciir 11 in y to a plnco in Mnoro park. Tliu ncuiotmy wua l-nnili.uliifl III ,unlii,i luillt tlio Ort'Vun unci Cullfonilit hluli wuy coniiiilimluim In II iu event tlio cubit) In to bo bi'onitlit huru Intact. It In liuH'cl by iiicinljL'iH ii( tlio 1)011 1(1 to ITl'llll! U llllllll'Hll'lllll'1'1 unit In tlio pnrk mid add oilier plcturoaqtio btilltlliiu In Unit area. A ucnoriil discussion ol Im provement In thu pink which tlio board liuprn to iit'ciinipllhh In tliu fulurti, took ii j the innjor portion (i I thu afternoon. A low of tho project lire, put entire pnrk piilniiH'O In luwn, construct nummim bulldlntf, phinl (iiovoi of Quiikluu unpen mid iniiplo trees, plunl lupin unci other wild flowers on tho hlllaidt-a, plmit rhododendrona mid vlnlni) mnplc, gather up nil old loKiiinK equip ninnt avulliiblo and phieo In nut url tetlintc In tho pnrk, construct blind stand, and ainiill eouiimin Ity biilldlnu for use in aocliil gathering point and club meet ing. Tho Improvement of the pink ing atrip along Ahimcdu street In rear of the high achool utli letlc field, to bo used na n park. Ing place for curs, or o pnrk atrip, was aluo brought up for discussion. No ncllon win taken Murder Charges Face Four Youths OAKLAND. Calif., Aug. 8 (UP) Kour cant buy boya urresl ed In connection with tho hold up and killing of William limi ne, liny ward grocer, Thursday night were charged with mur der In complaint filed by DIs trlct Attorney Ralph lloyt of Alemcdn county. Named In the complaint were George Lingonfelter, 13, War ren Brill, 14, Walter Lee, 13, nd' Everett Wnahburn, 10. Leo nd Wnahburn were cap tured In Utah after riding freight trnlm In their flight eaatward. They aaaertedly con feaaed their part In the crime and Implicated Llngenfelter and Drill who also confessed, police anld. The gain in motor vehicles reg istrations in tho period from 1033 to 1040 exceeded 7, S00. 0110 an amount greater than the total registrations In tlio United States In 1010. Nearly one-half of the dairy cattle in the United States ore Holstcins. Cold Main Dishes Certain To Please on Summer Days Bavorr corned beef loaf or hot weather dinner. A Cold fir.li (r incut llinll, pre pared duller during the cooler hours of tlic day, fills tho pro tein needs of tho menu iind saves hot kitchen work, Tho recipes given below show you how to do it with food values and appetite appeal. Also, for very litlla cost. SAVORY CORNED BEEF LOAF (Serves 6 to 6) One-fourth cup cold water, li cups hut tomato Juice, 1 envelope plain unflavured gelatin, i teu- .spoon salt, 1 tea.spoon grated onion, 2 tablespoons lemon Juice, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sau.se, 1 S cups corned beef (canned or fresh) cut into small pieces, i cup chopped celery, J hard cooked eggs, sliced, i cup chop ped pickle relish. Soften gelatin in cold water and dlssolvo In hot tomato Juice. Add salt, onion and Worcester shire snuco. Stir well. Rlnso lonf mold out with cold water or rub MENU DREAKFAST: Cnntoloupe, boiled eggs, whole-wheat tonst, marmalade, coffee, milk. LUNCHEON: Canned beon anlacl with sliced tomatoes, hot biscuits, cheese, preserved fruit, cookies, tea, milk. DINNER: Savory ccjrnod' beef lonf, watercress garnish, creamed potatoes, , buttered carrots Willi parsley, canned grapefruit sections with sugnr, lemon spongo cake, coflec, milk. with mineral oil. Garnish bottom of mold with slices of hard cooked eggs and cover with a little of the gelatin mixture. Chill In refrigerator until set. Cool remaining liquid until mix- tura begins to thicken and then fold in corned beef, celery nnd relish. Lino sides (if mold with sliced eggs, then fill with meat mixture. Chill until firm. Un mold onto plotter nnd garnish with watercress or other greens. Servo with muynnnuine or oilier dressing. This rccipo fills a S cup lonf mold. Ellen Bnllon, Canadian pianist, contributes two uncooked fish specialties for summer eating pleasure, she's almost as noted os o cook as she Is ns a musi cian. FISH ARGENTINE Sorves 4 to 6) Ono pound cod or other Inrge fish steak, lemon Juice, salt, 3 onions, sliced, 1 green pepper, chopped fine, boiling water. Wnsli fish stenk well. Cover liberally with lemon Juico and snlt. Stand in cool plnco for 2 hours. Combino chopped nnd sliced vegi-tublcs. Cover with lemon juice. Pour boiling water over them. Stand for 5 minutes, then drnln off water. Chill vege tables. Just before serving fish stenk, cover with the mixed vege tables. . i Child Saves Tot I From Ocean Waves LACUNA BEACH, Cnlif.. Aug. 8 (!') A big wave cnught Va- i lcric Perkins, 2, who was wad- i ing on the beach, and swept her : to sea. Her brother, Fred, 8, although ; he" couldn't swim, plunged after her nnd mnnoged to hold her head abovo water until help ar-, rived. ' I "She's got so much longer to ! live thnn I have," Fred told his 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Perkins of San Bernardino. "1 : couldn't let her drown." REDUCE The Easy, Safe HOLLYWOOD WAY! 0 Thu la no raason why you should ba fatl . . . whan It's ao simple to rtduca th Hollywood Way. Juat Includa two allcaa of Hollywood Braad with artry meal lit placa of fattening iooda. Hollywood Braad ia lowar In calorlta, higher In protein, and rlchor In mlnarala. No fata ara addtd It la bakad without shortan Ing. Start raduclng NOW. Buy a loaf 'f Hollywood Braad today and you will soon wondar why you"war avar varwelght. . BAKED EXCLUSIVELY BY HOLLYWOOD MAKES DELICIOUS TOAST k For a real treat, serve HOLLYWOOD TOAST. The toasting brings out all of its goodness HOLLYWOOD TOAST has persuaded many a man to take his time and cat a satisfying breakfast. Try your favorite sand wich on HOLLYWOOD. 11 I ff'JU -ln ON V sN " v I 1 SALE A :(:Vv:vn ' YOUR y -i.. sii i&t?A nzmmmm aaaaawima mJunmmtmBSUit.iiC n ,a W aMMaaMaafc 1 M I AT Y0UR SAFEWAY 1 '"f&& .SiwW ' mffifti br W,,GHT '"' w,y-A 1 nnfVY S V(2, &t - V&tf . A WW& ' ,l""r' ni "ar you buy , I 2!7- JKaA-UiJy!:- ! ra pay for only, what y.. ! I yStrW iTjZ1''" Lvi'rl '. Slac Mneaally wrt what yair Prices Ara Effective Friday, Aug. 8 Thru Monday, Aug. 11 Inclusive Sugar Whit Satin Baot 10 Pound Bag 58c 25-lb. bag . $1.44 100-lb. ak. $5.60 Tissue X corh l O lor ..---J aa"vr ol i I y . r 'I Produco Prioea for Saturday, August 9 Tomatoes . . . lug 69c Largo lug. 28-lb. Net Weight Watermelons . . lb. 1c Kingiburg Klondike, extra awoet rod-moated molona Honey Dew Melons, lb. 3c CASABAS For melons dripping with honey-awaet Julca. Try theae. Peaches Extra fancy Elbartaa for canning. Crate . . . 79c Hale Peaches Fancy quality, all wrapped. . Crate . . . '. 98c Largo Lugs 23-lb. Nat Wt. vvnvftTrv n Avfvtn assorted tiliiaii ajULJjftJ .Except Clam Chowder Consomme, Chicken Gumbo Tomatoes Cardonaldo, No. 2H -tint. 3 , 29 . PORK & BEANS FELS NAPTHA SOAP i. in. nil Pineannle Kltfl'JI r i Saa Rock, No. 2M Una. 2 for ... 29(i VAN CAMP'S For.quiclc tasty meals No 300 can Can IC f ivr nrrnf I 27c 5IV ( 10 bar, r .irrA FRUIT JARS, close JJ IllX tLAIa' our price dqii . fififf&g Sirloin Steak . . lb. 31c Rib Steak . . . . . . lb. 31c Ground Round Steak . lb. 27c Ground Beef . . . . 2 lbs. 29c Short Ribs . ... . . lb. 15c .. Cascade namS skinned Lb. 'iJC Short shank, tenderiied. M. 0. P. PECTIN S Pksf. M. C. P. PECTIN M Vllua 1 Can M. 0. P. Ltmon Julea Ball Mason Jan, quarts, case, 83c Economy Jars, quarts, case, 93c U. S. Reg. jar rubbers, pkgs., 3 for 10c Kerr Mason Jars, qts., case ........83e Kerr Economy Caps, dozen, 2 for 35e Kerr Economy Clamps, pkgs. 2 for 23c CHERUB MILK, toll cans 4 for 32e . SAlT," Morton's 8 pound bag 18c TOMATO JUICE, Stokely's, 46-oz. can 19c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House sweetened or . unsweetened, 46-oz. cans 19c PEAS, Sugar Belle, No. 2 can '. 12c SPINACH,, Emerald Bay, No. 2Vi can 2 for 25e MARASCA CHERRIES, 5-oz. bottle 10c GRAPEFRUIT, Dr. Phillips, No. 2 can 10c FRUIT COCKTAIL, Sundown, No. 1 con 10c PEARS, Highway, No. IV can 2 for 29e ROYAL CROWN COLA, 12-oz. bottles 6 for 25e DOMESTIC SARDINES, Nepco, No. Va can 5c MINCED CLAMS, Warrenton, No. Vz can 19e CRISCO Sno'drift Shortening 58 ROYAL SATIN Shorttntag 3-lh can 49 VINEGAR, Pure Cider, 1-gal. Jar 20c (Plus 10c bottle dep.)v SANDWICH SPREAD, Lunch Box, 6-oz. jar 23c 32-oz. jar 37e TANG, Cudahy's prepared luncheon meat, 1 2-oz. c6n 2 for 4Se WALDORF TISSUE 4 for 19c BAKING POWDER, Calumet, 16-oz. can .....15c BAKING POWDER, Clabber Ctrl, 32-oz. can . ...20e HEINZ BABY FOODSJ-oz. can ........................ for 20e JELL WELL Celotins and Puddings 3 pl. lie CRESCENT MUSTARD, 32-oz. bottle ...15c MONSTER GUM DROPS, 1-lb. pkg 2 for 23e SWEDISH MINTS, l ib. pkg. I .......15 RALSTON RY-KRISP, 13-oz. pkg 15e GOLD MEDAL CORN KIX, 7-oz. pkg 2 for 21c WHEATIES, 8-oz. pkg 2 for 21e Tuna Fish White Star, No. M can I7c Tuna Del Monte No. 14 can ..J 2 lor 29c Honey Stewart's, S-lb. can : 33c Fryers 29 c MeatDAordUd Luneh Bacon RlBd0"' 29c Sliced Halibut lb. 25c Sliced Salmon lb. 29c Filet Sole 1 lb. 25c Pork Steak . lb. 25c Pork Chops . . lb. 35c Every cut, every purchase must meet with your complete approval or your money back That's . your assurance of the finest of meats at Safeway always! D00p Brown Derby, Q. DCCI xi.0,. .tow'oys 3 lor 12-os. cans 3 for 296 Flour $1.29 Sodas S'l 16c Cigarettes 5J'2 ,or 25c Carton $1.25 DaH( Gardenside, OQf rens No, 303 tins....4 for 6 Peas No. i tins 2 for 25c Del Monte, Early Garden Marshm'lows 10c Fluffiest Peanut Butter n..i n0..t ib. j.r 25c COrJ FlakeS Mb"- regular package .... SC Pork & Beans Hem., tia i 7c 1 18-os. tin 10 Kidney, Boston, Tomato Sauce, or Vegetarian.