June 12. 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CONSTRUCTION
TO POOL LABOR
SPOKANE. June 12 (IV) A
quarter of a billion dollars worth
of war construction In tho Spo
kane area, scattered unmng 11
contractors, become Junt ono job
Thursday, Insofar as Did handllnu
of labor In concerned.
Thop rciKnim, announced by
Henry Cimiru, Kpnknna con
tractor with thn approval of
army and navy cnifint'crs In
vulvar), alms at tho conoliitluii
of thn entire program for tho
use of avollahle labor and
cMnment In thn Inti-rcsts of
tjSjd and efficiency.
Labor requirement of tho 11
contractor! havo been rcvlctwod
an pool and prak periods stag
Kored on tho unit no that work
men may be moved an need from
job to job without tho loss of
time by 1 1 in worker or InssonltiK
efficiency of tho construction
programs.
For tho 12,000 workori In
volved tho program sots up a
standard -IB-hour work week
ilx elyhl-liuiif days, with the
sixth day pnylnif tlmo and one
hulf over tho stundard scala.
Extra shifts, rathor than long
er work weeks, will bo added as
needed In peak period.
Pilots' certificates due to ex
pire between now and April 28
wUl bo automatically extended
nOloys and will not require
cruloricmcnl durliiK that time.
Extra' work placed upon civil
aeronautics administration In
spectors niakei It Impossible to
endorse certificates during that
period.
Star-Spangled Cook Book,
Vintage ' 1 7, Back in Favor
Br LOIS STEWART
A itnr-npanKled, rod, white and blue book of "Selected Re
cipes' for Wartimes," vintage 1017, came to our desk this week
through tho courtesy of Mrs. Thomas Hampton, 30 High streot,
who used many of tho ' receipts" back In World War I days when
today's brides wore In swaddling clothes or less.
A profneo In the Interesting
littlu 2S-yoar-old edition states
"This booklet Is presented to the
American army of housewives
who aro doing their bit In food
conservation. You will find
them economical, healthful and
appetizing,"
Kalsins held prominent place
In tho recipe book and so did
"drippings." We tako It thut
means bacon fat. For years on
end good southern cooks havo
used drippings for flavoring
everything from corn bread to
making their famous fried pies.
What we call margarine In this
day, 1017 recipes listed tho but
ter substitute as "nut butter."
In a page dedicated to "Con
servation" in big letters, Maude
Marie C'ostello, American Red
Cross dietician, makes the fol
lowing appeal;
"The food administration Is
making an appeal to tho entiro
household as wall as the house
keeper to Enlist In the Army for
tho conservation of food and not
wait to be Drafted. By econo
mising on certain foods we are
giving our soldiers and our al
lies tho time and nocessary ma
terials to further the great Cause
of liberty.
"In the case of Foods we are
not asked to starve ourselves,
but to be reasonable; eat plenty,
but wisely and without waste
Ours has been a country of plen
ty, and we have boon Inclined to
bo wasteful; but If everyone docs
not only his or her bit, but "their
all," the great problems of con
servation will bo met."
Here are a half dozen recipes
which can easily be adapted to
our rationed food sugar.
- Reduced for Saturday
Texture Print
lieady Made Drapes
Flornl ItaNlgn
2M Yards Long. SaOfKlt
44 In. Wide. Reg. 7.49 and 7.9...
Montgomery Ward
Chocolate Hougat Cake
1 cup drippings or nut butter
1 cup corn syrup
2 squares chocolate
3 teaspoons double-acting bak
ing powder.
1 1 cups rye flour
I cup flour
i teaspoon salt
t teaspoon vanilla
2-3 cup milk or water
t cup chopped walnuts
Soften shortening, add syrup
and meltod chocolate. Mix and
sift dry ingredients, add alter
nately with milk to first mix
ture. Mix thoroughly. Add van
illa and chopped nuts. Bako In
layers in moderate oven 23 to 30
minutes.
Honor Icing
1 cup honey
2 egg whites
Boll honey until It forms a
firm hard ball when dropped in
to cold water. Pour slowly over
tho beaten whites of two small
eggs and beat until cold. Any
flavoring may ba added.
Baked Indian Pudding
4 cups balling water
2 cups boiling milk
It cups corn meal
2 eggs
1 cup sugar, syrup or honey
2 level tablespoons shortening.
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon lemon extract
Pour Hie boiling milk and
water on the Sugar and corn
meal. Add the shortening, well
beaten eggs and extracts. Mix
thoroughly and place In an ear
thenware dish and cook in a
slow oven 11 hours.
Eggless. ButterUss. Milkloss
Cake
11 cups brown sugar
2 cups hot water
i cup shortening
' 14 cups seeded raisins, cut.
Boll the above mixture for 5
minutes and cool. Mix and sift
two cups white flour, 1 cup rye
flour, li teaspoons soda, 1 tea
spoon baking powdjr, 1 teaspoon
each of cinnamon, cloves and
ginger. Gradually add to first
mixture. Buko In a very moder
ate oven In a loaf pan from S3
to 60 minutes. Makes two
loaves.
Rica Muffins
' 3 cupi flour
W 2 cups boiled rice
- GROCETERIA
PrlceOoodFrldsjrThjrougJOJon
Brimful Tomato
Catsup
13-Os. Bottle
10c
Fresh Local Ranch
Grade A Large
Eggs 2 dozS9c
FLOUR
FLAVOR LOAF
A guaranteed all purpos
flour. Enriched with vitamins
49 $1.79
Hills Bros- Golden West
SfcW and Others
Coffee &33c
Oregon Brand
Milk 4 !!.32c
Curra Cut
rMacaroni .
Swantdown
Cake Flour
Swift's
Prein
...... 3 lb..21c
.Lg. Pkg. 23c
12-Oa. Can 35c
Dromedary Ginger
Bread Mix
Very quick and simple Reg. Qfi
to prepare..- Pkg.
Devils Food Mix
Makes delicious cake. Reg. A a
Just add water Pkg.
Josephine
AUIIIdlVCS 3U Can .... for
Pmco Brand
Peas, Corn 303 Cans 3 for 27c
Nestles Boml-Sweet
Chocolate 2 bM.25c
Crisco s-Lb. c.n 73c
Flour $193
Drifted Snow 49-Lb. Back JL
Quality Meats at a Saving Bat, Only
33c
BeeS Roast cT'u, 24c
,..Lb.
Rib Steaks
Veal
LBSho. Roast.. ..Lb.27c
rS Pork Steaks .tb,29c
Sliced Fresh
Side Pork ..... n,25c
2 LBb0;33c
..49-Oi. Can
29c
Sunshine Graham
Crackers...
V-0 Cocktail
Juice
Llbby 3-S.We
Sweet Peas 0". 2,25c
Liberty Bell Table
Syrup 24-Oa. Jar ........ 23c
Wheat-Alone
The All Wheat Cereal... Pkg.lOC
Kraft Margarine
Parkay. . 2 ib..49c
Kraft
Miracle Whip Qt. Jar 41c
Kraft
Mayonnaise ;53c
Aunt Jemima
Corn Meal J 31c
Oxydol
Large Pkg.
23c
KERR LIDS, RINGS AND RUBBERS
Produce Prices Saturday Only
MEDF0RD STRAWBERRIES
Youngberries BOxlOc
Raspberries Boxes 25C
Asparagus 2 .b..21c
Field Grown
Cucumbers Each
5c
Radishes and Green
Onions 3 bu.10c
Tomatoes fx... Lb. 10c
Large Blse
Cantaloupes E,oh10c
Lemons 23c
Thrifty Buyers Shop Whitaker's Groceteria
CONSISTENTLY THE LOWE8T
One Location 120S Klamath Ave. Phone 4803
1 egg, well beaten -I
cup melted shortening
s teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
4 level teaspoons double-acting
baking powder.
Sift together thoroughly, the
flour, buklng powder and suit,
Add Ilia rice, working It with
tho tips of the fingers and grad
ually the milk, egg and melted
shortening. Bake In gem pans.
Norwegian Rye Bread
1 cako yeast
2 cups graham flour
1 tablespoon sugar
2 medium boiled and mushed
potatoes.
2 cups ryo flour
1 cup molasses
1 tablespoon salt
Sift the flour, salt end sugar
together. Pour and beat In well
as much hot water as the flour
will take up, making n stiff bat
ter. Add tho mashed potatoes
and molasses. When this Is luke
warm add the softened yeast. Let
stand over night, In tho morn
ing add one cup of milk or water
and enough white flour to make
It the right consistency. Let
stand until double in bulk.
Shape into loaves, let rise and
bake In moderate oven 11 hours.
War Time Honey Coke
Crcom 1 cup butter with 1
cup honey. Beat In one egg.
Mix and sift(4 cups sifted flour,
1 teaspoon soda, i teaspoon cin
namon, and 1 teaspoon ginger.
Add alternately with cup sour
milk to the butter and honey
mixture. Turn Into buttered
shallow pan and bake in moder
ate oven or at 390 degrees.
Uncooked Honey Cake. Frosting
Beat 1 egg white with i tea
spoon salt. Gently drizzlo in 1
cup thin wormed honey while
beating, continuing the beating
until all honey Is used and frost
ing is stiff. Use unflavored, or
add a few drops of vanilla or al
mond. Consistency is much like
familiar 7-mlnutes marshmal
low frosting. (Mrs. Jack Dyer,
1834 Portland street.) e ; .
Merrill
An Invitation is extended all
women In the south, end com
munities to attend a benefit card
party in the library club rooms,
Thursday afternoon, June 18.
Play will follow a salad course
at 1:30 o'clock and both bridge
and pinochle will be in order.
Tickets will be the usual 25 cents,
proceeds of the afternoon to as
sist with upkeep of the Morrill
library. Mrs. Scott McKendree
is chairman.. .. vr ;
Emll Bailey rctumeathis week
from Nnmpa, Idaho, where he
visited for a few duys with his
sister, Mrs. Louis Svchlak and
her husband, former residents
of Merrill and Malin. He was
accompanied home by Frank
Svchlak, brother of Louis, who
will visit here briefly. Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Bailey also visited
recently in the Boise valley
where they checked on crop con
ditions and the labor situation.
Eugene Bcaslcy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Beasley, has re
turned to Los Angeles and his
work In the Lockheed airplane
plant. Young Bcaslcy has filed
for service in the navy.
Mrs. Mike Galarneau is spend
ing several days in Ashland for
her health
Concrete piling will replace
the wooden supports at the Great
Northern underpass between
Merrill and Malin. Framework
supporting the tracks was par
tially destroyed by fire several
weeks ago.
TOPIC OF TALK
History and present develop'
mcnt status oi the huge Hart
Mountain game refuge were ills
cussod before the Klwanls club
Thursday by Jean Branson, man
ager of the refuge for the fish
and wildlife service.
Branson came here from his
home high on the eastern Lake
county mountain to speak this
week to the Rotary and Klwanls
clubs. He brought with him a
colored motion picture showing
activities In connection with the
refuge operation, and antelope
nunting scenes.
Marshall Cornell, chief white
tail of the Order of the Antelope,
was a special guest at the Kl
wanls meeting. Jim Kerns was
chairman of the day.
The Order of the Antelope,
formed ten years ago to pro
mote public interest in Hart
mountain as a wildlife sanc
tuary, will not meet this year
due to gasoline and tire ration
ing. Mrs. Brarrain
Entertains Club
FORT KLAMATH Members
of the Wednesday Night Bridge
club mot on Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Eldon Brat
tain, who was hostess for the
evening of cords to members of
the group. Two tables of con
tract were in play until a late
hour, when Mrs. Jerry Sisemore
was awarded high score, and
Mrs. Alfred Castel, second high,
for the game.
Refreshments were enjoyed
following cards, the following
women beine nresnnt n ommU
of Mrs. Brattain: Mrs. Joanna
Taylor, Mrs. William A. Page,
Mrs. Fred Zumbrun. Mr, A I.
fred Castel, Mrs. Jerry Sisemore,
and Mrs. Harold Wlmer.
- Mrs. William Zumbrun, for
mer member of the card clnh
will next entertain the group
wun an evening oi cards at her
home at the y.nmhmn
south of Fort Klamath on June
24.
22 Women Attend
Civic Club Meet
FORT KLAMATH Twenty,
two women were present Friday
afternoon at the regular meeting
of the Civic Improvement club,
with Mrs. James Van Wormer,
vice president, in the chair in
the absence of Mrs. Frank Den
ton, president of the group.
Routine business occupied the
attention of the members, and it
was decided that each fourth
Friday of the month would be
devoted solely to sewing for the
Red . Cross, the regular club
meeting being held on each first
and third Friday.
At the close of the meeting,
refreshments were served by
the hostesses of the afternoon,
Mrs. Raymond S. Looslcy and
Mrs. M. L. Ferguson, and a pleas
ant social hour was enjoyed.
The Sierra Madre mountains
are in Mexico.
WHO IS
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Honey Graham! That's why we
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BUT FLAVOR ISN'T ALU Any mother wilt
tell you that crisp, crunchy Honey Maid
Grahams are extra fresh, too and rich'
in energy-giving elements ! Better buy
Honey Maids for your youngsters. ..today t
At your
grocer's
"ONLY THE BEST MEETS A MOTHER'S TEST"
BAKED BY NABISCO NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
In just 90 days, curtailment
of radio production will save
7S0 tons of copper, 100 tons of
aluminum, 23 tons of nickel,
and 3400 tons of steel. Radio
manufacturers have undertaken
a $2,000,000,000 military pro
duction program
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SO INEXPENSIVE!
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Alcohol
20
by volumo
uuinES
California
Fine wines, in distinctive
decanters... worthy of a
place on your sideboard I
SHERRY PORT ' TOKAY
ANGELICA' MUSCATEL
$1.95 Oat. 60c Qt.
Th. I. O. IYONS K RAAS COMPANY '
.1 San Prantltto, CQNtomla
mm
Marshmallows Fre,h Fluffy
Nabisco Honey maid Grahams
Wheaties ...... ..... 2
JeUo
2 l-Lb. Bags 25C
31c
19c
2-Lb. Box
Assorted Flavors
' Albacore
Lge. Pkgs.
4 Pkgf. 25c
39c
No. M Can
lioaal Club Tuna FishFmer
Pink Salmon H8ppy Val. i T.u c 21c
Campbell9 s Tomato Soup "' 3 CsnI 25c
Babti Food 3r.20c
3
69c
I ll UIIIH lllllliu . 9W Lb. Pall
Parkay Margarine m . 2 lht: 49c
Karo Surup Blu. Lab 5U Cn39c 10 Lb. ca 75e
Nabisco Shredded Wheat ,
Staleifs Sump Can. Ind ap,.rUTori
Fisher's Pancake Flour
Itrimful Catsup
Tang Dressing
Nallctfs TreMUr, Pickles
Sta-Crisp Graham Crackers
2 23c
. No. 10 Tin 98C
9.8-Lb. Bag 5C
12-Oa. Bottle
......Z Quart Jar 39C
2 u.ei. Jars 29C
23c
Fresh Ranch Large Orade A Eggs.
2 to 5Se
Friday and Sat. Only
Lane Co Cut Beans No. 2 can 10i
Diamond A Fancy Cut Beans,
2 No. 2 cans 29 d
Diamond A Whole Kernel Corn,
2 No. 2 cans 29
Del Monte Vacuum Packed Corn, ,
2 Cans 25 '
Tender Sweet Corn, 3 No. 303 cans 29
Garden Brand Peas, 3 No. 303 cans 25S
SlWerdale Tomatoes, 4 No. 2H cans 45t
Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes,
2 No. 2M cans 35
3 No. 1 Tall Cans 33C
Diamond A Kraut . .... ... No. 2M can lOfS
Hoyal Club Peas, Dainty Dimple,
2 No. 2 cans , 29i
Llbby's Fruit Cocktail, 2 tall cans 29c)
Peaches, State Fair, Freestone,
2 Ho, m cans 39
.... 2-Lb. Box
Del Monte Cling Peaches,
Large Glass Jar -. 25
Meco Kadota Figs, No. 1 tall can....... 11
Garden Grapefruit 2 No. 2 cans 2S
Llbby's Tomato Juice, No. 10 can .. 39 i
Dr. Phillip's Grapefruit Juice,
Unsweetened, 2 No. 2 cans 23 c)
Texas Grapefruit Juice, Orchard
Garden, 46-ox. can 22-
Dr. Phillip' Orange Juice,
2 No. 2 cans .. 25t
Dr. Phillip's Blended Juice
2 No. 2 can I-..,. 2S
Bequola Olives, fancy large ripe.
Quart can 39 ci
SOAP SPECIALS
Dui, Lge. Pkg 231 Giant Pkg. 63 C
Oxydol, Lge. Pkg. ..2301 Giant Pkg. 63
Ivory Soap, 3 mad. bars 20i 2 lg. 19c
Ivory Snow Lg. Pkg. 23 ci
Ivory Flakes ...Lge. Pkg. 23 .
Camay Soap 3 bars 20
Guest Ivory . 4 bars 196
Produce Specials
' Frl., and Sat.
CANTALOUPES
Ursa
Sin -
.2 ,.,29c
MfiDII Ooidm
bUnrl Bantam
6f0,29c
SPINACH '3, 17c
BING CHERRIES
Vary
Swaat
2a250
GREEN BEANS
2u..25c
GRAPEFRUIT
Extra .Fanty ..
4. .25c
WATERMELONS
nipt, hHey ':
ti.-4o'
NEW POTATOES ",37c
RADISHES AND GREEN
ONIONS 36imohJ05
nnv nuiniK Rtda. whitas
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3uJ7e
. Strawbaniaa Raapbtrrloa
YounKbarrtw Frwh Pally
- Shop Emll's for Quality
Meat
PORK CHOPS m3So
VEAL STEAK 32c
PORK STEAK ,:, 31c
BEEF ROAST 01'. tt,25c
PORK ROAST r1-29c
BEEF ROAST y30c
COTTAGE CHEESE
DUTCH 0Y . Wnt I
BACON T-u 32c
LUNCH MEATLr.35c
PEANUT BUTTER
t P.nd. il.: BSC
KRINKLE FRESH EGG
NOODLES Mi.l9c
SSSS'1 SOUP MIX
Oonlatna
ChlchMi Pat.-.';.
3n.25c
. ' Z3 n) flours
km V -h, H...rY.d r On ? ,M
BCAnS l To Limit Quantities I I II Sl " 996
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P0RKndBEANS j (Vi O O j Ay BRAND
iuc fr . i - , na
SUPER MARKET
9th and Pin. Ph. 3167
STORE NO. 2
1339 Or. Ay. Ph. 4714
STORE NO. 3
2200 So. 6tb Ph. 9978
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