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Newspaper Page Textf July 31. 19 12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE JTTB 3 ! II 1 a mini ! 11 iiii iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiillii Horn From South Mrs. I5n Kene' lliiynen ami llclly Ji'im tiro homo li'um u inniilli'a vara IImii In aoiilliern California. Hov. lliiyncn ha relumed from Ihv Ori'Uon Pllm'lin'a h'rl 1 1 whIi In conference lit Camp Adinns lu iir Ori'Kun City. Tint conference wits held July 11) In 2U. iimli'i' tint directorship of (hit Hrv. Wllber Sltiiiixiim, pnstor of llio CoiiKi'i'iliilloiitil church lit Cor- VII 1 1 H. AllelllllllK flOIII Klllllllllll Kill In wrrv Nina Iloberlson, JimnlUi Klilnn, Miirccllyn Win Klua, Muxlnu Hardin, Kiiritu ilurdtii, Kclnii Homier, Itlchnrd Pcx, Leonard llnrvry, Ilnrvey TliMlnll, Gone Stlvora. They nil returned nnrly Monday morn-WW. Vliltor A Kiiesl nl the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. lllolmid of South Riverside l Mrs. Tearl T h o in m of Berkeley, Ciillf. Mrs. Thomas, who him visited hero for onu iiionth, leaves Mondiiy for her home. The lllbbards. accompanied by Mn. Thomas, motored to Purl Innd Mondiiy to meet June 111b. bnrd on her nrrlvnl from Ju neau, Alaska. They spent week vlslllnt! In Porllimd. re turning here Sunday evening. In Hospital I., n. Harvey. 2;i27 Garden .avenue, who has been In the Southern Pacific hospital In San Francisco for two weeks, Is reported much Improved. Mm. Harvey ban re turned homo after spending n week In that city. Vlilt Son Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rivers have returned to their home at Z:il8 Garden ave nue, after upending several days vlnlrlug their son Norman who Is with the mnrlnu corps In San Diego. Returns South Leonard Young, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young of 2213 Wantland ave nue,, spent a week's furlough at home;. He returned Monday night to San Diego where he Is a corporal In the marine corps. Called North Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Henry and grandson, Michael, havo returned from a week's visit to Blaine, Wash., where they wero called by the serious Illness of Henry's mother. On Trip Mrs. Clara Price, n former resident of Klamath 'alls who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. ' Brink, left Sunday evening for n two months' trip to Colorado, Oklahoma and Missouri. Reslgne Ted Marble, em ployed for the past 15 years as compositor with the Herald and News, has resigned his position and this weekend will leave for Hums, Harney county, where he will look afler his Interests there. California Visitor Mrs, An nabellu Upton, daughter-in-law of Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Upton, Is visiting them at their home on Kane street, She comes from Downey, Calif. ' Visits East --0. W. (Mark, pres ident nf (lie Slain Drilling, '"in puny, has returned from a bus iness trip to Washington, D. C, whore he was in conference at the pi'ti'iilriim coordinator's of fices regarding the drilling op erations hi Hie Hiiiney basin in Oregon. Clark traveled more IIiiiii 1 1,01111 miles as he Inspected I In- latest refining methods and operations In the western, south ern, and mid-continent fields. He spent several weeks studying the prensure methods, five-spotting, In the Pennsylvania and New York fields, whero opera tions, are In full swing. On his return trip lie stopped at Casper, Wyo., where he purchased ad ditional equipment for Iho Har ney work. Clark Is spending the weekend In Klamath Kalis with friends. Joins Navy Harry J. Hnflsh, son of Mrs. Anna Itaflsh, fl'tll North Kleveuth street, and brother of Mrs. Lou Margulls Joined the navy reserve In Port land Wednesday, according to word received here. Ho was formerly with the Southern Ore gon Jobbers and Is now working for the Southern Pacific com pany, awaiting call to active duty. I Machinists Mato- The nnvy recruiting office has been In formed that Lee Mitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Met., was sworn Into the navy at Chicago on July 110 as an aviation machin ist mate, third class. He flew from Medford by United Air lines In order to complete en listment prior to August 1. He is now at the Great Lakes naval training station. To Proach Hero Venerable Krle O. Hobalhan of Pendleton, archdeacon of the Diocese of Kastern Oregon, will preach at SI. Paul's Episcopal church Sun day at the II a. in. service. Ho will also celebrate Holy Com munion at both the 8 a. m. and 1 1 a. in services. It's Girl Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bridge of ft 12 Sargent street are pnrenb of a baby girl weigh ing H pounds IS ounces which ar rived at Klamath Valley hospl tal Thursday. Bridge is city recreation officer. The newcom er has a three-year-old sister, Adello. Reynolds In Snlom Earl C. Reynolds, county defense co ordinator, went to Salem Thurs day to attend a slate defense meeting. To Eugene Lynn Boycroft. local insurance man, will spend Saturday In Eugene. ; ( -i : On Call The fire, depart ment received a call at 12:04 Thursday night to put out a grass fire at West Oregon ave nue and Bly street. Defense Work Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis, 1003 Wantland ave nue, have moved to Corvallis where he will bo employed In defense work. At Springs Mr. and Mrs, W. E, Beck' arc guests at Richard son Springs for a time. ARMAND HAND CREAM NON-GP.EASYI KEEPS HANDS sorr. smooth. TtourV V . YC Formerly $1.00 Lee Hendricks Drugs "Buy tho Low Way on tho . Hl-Way" 2212 So. 6th Phono 4321 tw it's up to us to feed our loved ones nutritious food "Every dsy a whole grain food," say Uncle Sum's Nutritional Authorities. Nabisco Shrcdtlcd Wheat gives you all of whole wheat's energy. It is a good source of natural Vitnailn Di, per ounce," eaten, i ry it won peaches. Give the full nnrne -Nabisco Shredded Wheal. (mm K3 Lonoy Horo Andrew Lonry. who will he music supervisor of local public schools the coming year, has arrived In Klamath Kails, lie and Mrs. Loney havo (liken an apartment at the Roose velt. Their daughter, a senior at the University of Oregon, did not accompany them to this city, Loney, formerly of La Grande, spent Iho last year at the university. In Portland Robert A. Thompson, local tobacco whole saler, la In Portland on business. VITAL STATISTICS BRIDGE Born at Klamath Valley hospital July .'10, 11)42, lo Mr. and Mrs. David Bridge, IBI2 Sargent atreet, a girl. Weight 8 pounds 1ft ounces. rmwmpmmm m YiiiK,i i I jr.- iliMVMIIUUyil j day on Eighth atreet between Main and Pine In uniform to participate In the Victory House program. Pelican First Alders Mrs. Petroff, first aid Instructor, an nounces that an advanced first aid class will be started at the Pelican school Tuesday, August 4. Anyone Interested Is welcome to attend. Bon of Norway Plans art being made for the annual Sons of Norway picnic to be held in Moore park, August 0, at 11:30 a. in. Friends and members are Invited. Guests are to bring picnic lunches. Coffee and cream will be provided. There will be a program of games arranged for tho children. MAIL CLOBING TIME (Effective Juno 18. 1842) Train 17 Bouthboundi 6:30 a. m. Train 20 Northbound: 10 a. m. Train 19 Bouthboundi 8:15 p. m. Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. m. Bona of Norway Tho Bona of Norway lodge will hold a busi ness meeting Saturday, August 8, at 8 p. m. In the IOOK hall. OWAC Mimblrl of OWAC are to meet at 8:30 p. m. Satur- Read Classified Ada lor Roaulta A freak accident In which a car overturned on ha aide In the yard of a house at 1020 Oregon avenue occurred Just before noon Wednesday. Vera M. Reeves of 3117 BIs bce reported to police that she had parked the car In front of Jurgcnsen'a market and was In side shopping when she heard someone remark that a car had turned over outside. She said she went out and stood there for some time waiting to se someone pulled out of it before she realized it waa her car. Aa she described It, the emergency brake failed to hold, the car rolled acrosa St. Francla street and straddled a retaining wall at the side of a house and turned over In the yard. Very little damage, outside of crum pled fenders, was done to the car. PRIORITIES EXPERT VISITS NEXT WEEK Robert E. McCallum, analyst and priorities expert of the war production board, will be In Klamath Fall on Tuesday, Au- -gust 4, to advise local maiiufae hirers on priorltlea mattera. McCallum's headquarter wi be at the chamber of commereo and anyone with priority' prob- , lems will be welcome to eU " there, It was Stated. " ' I He la particularly anxious ti help manufacturers, who,' wish -to file under the production ror quiremcnt plan. . . Alwaya read the want-ads. Re-Elect ' Wm. I. Gunlock Incumbent' , ASSEMBLYMAN Second District, .California NUMBER $4 if Three menus and a recipe created for hot summer evenings A series of lists of money-saving foods -k A worthwhile barbecue article I Wher vry day Ii al day ;way 1 1 ISAFEWAY One thing few people know shout " Safeway is that the specially low . prices advertised . in . Safeway'a weekly ads are good not only on. Saturdays but on every day of tho week. In other words, oo matter -which day of the week you shop you 11 6nd all Safewav prices aa tow as they are oo weekends. 3 menus and a recipe that will stimulate lazy summer appetites When the thermometer soars, an- pelilp.s go into a natural decline. And the two best ways to revive these lagging ap petites is (1) to give particular thought to eye-appeal in planning meals and (2) plan limits of surprises in both kinds of food and in manner of service. Serve plenty of fresh fruits, salads and chilled leverages, but balance these with more substantial foods. Aud be aure lo include at least one hot dish in every menu digestion rebels whea everything is icy. Anil now the three menus and the recipe all rasy-to.prrpare. all brimming witli ap Mtite apjH-al, all tested in the kitchens the Safeway Homemakera' Bureau. BROILER PLATI trailed inroii.irrntwW Ground BteJ Pattiei II i'M limited CauliflmcereU and , , Tomato Uatvea (PrrciMik rsitlitiower, hniih 'with butter, aod hrnil 111 minutes; ctit tnmstnes ia halves cross wi. broil cut stile up a minutes, dot with but trr, srnson, sail broil a minutes longer.) - Healed Potato C Ai PiVWe Reliik llutlerrd Whole Wheat Toaet Fruited Cherry Gelatin vith Cream Peanut liutter Cooleiet Coffee or U ilk FAMILY FAVORITI Seallnped Potatoe and Died Ham Buttered Fmhly-cooked String Beam Sliced Orange, Onion, and Avocado i ftinp Salad with French Drawing Enriched White Itread Butter and Jam Gingerbread with Cttttard Saue MM or Iced Tea PARTY DINNER Chilled GrajM-fjemon Juice Cocktail Stuffed Celery Green Olivet Skeekabobi Pimienlo Brown Rice (TTesl cooled brown rice with chopped pimtento and onion in heavy frying pan) ; Toiled Vegetable Salad with French Ihuting Uanl llolU Rultcr Fresh Berry Suvdaet , Wafert Coffet or Iced Tea SHESKABOBS Skewered Lamb t lbs. Win Ismb I tp. ss)t I Ibsps. sslsd oil M up- prppsr H fup lemon iuic 8 tnp bsroe . 3 thspa. irsteil onion . Cut meat into I-i'nch cubes. Ixtl stand about 4 hours in marinade of oil, lemon juice, onion, and seasonings. Drain. Place cubes on skewers alternately with 1-inch squares of bacon. Plnce in drip pan. Urown IS niin utea in very hot oven (4fl0 F.), turning once. Heduce to modcrale oven (350 F.).i couliiiiie.bakiug .10 niiiiulcs, Or until lender, basting frcqncntly.Scrveon skewers. Makes 8 kabobs. : Milk tan be eafen, foof If you don't tike to drink milk and would ' atlil like to 'include it in your diet, read "Milky AVaya" in this week's Family Circle. Out every Thursday, free, at Safeway. Safeway , Homematers' Bureau JUI.1A LF.B WMCIIIT, Dicrtm All Fresh Produce is Sold by the Pound Produce Prlcoe for Week Ending August 1st the Full Value Wayl Bananas dou'i. fu 8V2C ftO.L.b. Baa 1.39 Lb. New Potatoes u. s.'no.'j Doop, Pink Meated uantaioupes Extr. Sw.ct M,ion AppleS Eariy Graronateln Onions Sweet Variety Lb Apricots 0" Lowest Market Prices D L. c California Elbartaa 1 10 rtSUCntJS Bu Haw lor Cannlno Crate lelT Bag .Lb.6V2c 3 i.b,.25c 3V2c JERICA ON I GUARD o f USPOSTALl I Sevnuat TOMATO CATSUP Heinx Tomato Ketchup 14 01. bottle 18c Heinz Chili Con Carne... 15'i-ox. jar 21c Porter's Spaghetti 14 oz. pkg. 14c . Continental Soup Mix ....2Vi oz. pkg. 325c E. Z. Apple Sauce Mix 4 oz. pkg. 9c Moneta Chili Sauco .....12 ox. bottle 15c Prepared Mustard, Crescent 32 oz. bottle 15e Royal Satin Shortening 3 lb. can 63c RED HILL Largo I4-Ox. Bottle 12c Flour, Kitchen Craft ...49 lb. sk. $1.79 Flour, Drifted Snow.. 49-lb. sk. $1.93 Pancake Flour, Sperry's 10-lb. bog 59c Salt, Maximum Plain and Iodized 26 oz. pkg. 7c California Large Lima Beans 2 lb. cello pkg. 27c Cake Flour, Gold Medal Ige. pkg. 27c I rettmSavcziA Permits saved here seen dJd up Hit MUrt ',' - ' Tomato Juice, .... I..m - Sunny Down. ...46 oz. can 21 V-8 Vegetable - ' ! ; : Cocktail ..1214 01. (ton 219 Apple Juice, . . Nu-West ...46 oz. ean;27 Grapefruit Juice, Dr. Phillips ' Unsweetened ..No.. 2 eon lie Airway Coffee 1 lb., pkg. 21 Nob Hill Coffee... .1 lb. pkg. 23 Tea Bags, Canterbury Orange r'. Pekoe ..50-bag pkg. 3S Maoleine, ., . -. ." . Crescent 2 oz. bottle 29 Shredded Wheat, The ; ' Original N.B.C. ..pkgs.'-Xa'-Kellogg Corn Flakes 11 ox. pkg. 219t Cream of Wheat,! RegulafrV and Quick ..........Ige; pkg.; 24c , Dog Food, Friskies 2 lb. pkg. 24 '46 ox: can 29-e Noodles, Porter's Frilleta, . j' - fine or wide....! 6 oz. cello 23c m . SE ON IHliT HUUScnOLD HEEDS 1 ..,-..l-,V. ....MJ For the laundry P. & G NAPTHA SQAp . e Reg. Site 30 Giant Bar A 10 Bars 3 for 'fC SIERRA PINE 3c.w..20c TOILET SOAP . LUX SOAP 3 c.kM20c ARGO Starch 2 pkg,. 15c LINIT Pkg. 10c BON AMI . Powder ......2 cans 25e BORAXO 10 oz. can 14e Cleans dirty hands SUPURB SOAP , Granulated ....24 oz. pkg. 20c 50 oz. pkg. 39e SOAP CHIPS Crystal Whife....3-lb. pkg. 42e PUREX 32-oz. Bottle 14c Bleaches and cleons WHITE MAGIC Blench , , ft, BoHlw lie .Arm & Hammer BAKING SODA ... lb. pkg. 9c Kerr Economy FRUIT JARS doz. qts. 92c Kerr Mason FRUIT JARS.. . ..doz. qts. 83c WHITE POLISH, Shinola 10c Bottle 2 for 15e Walter Kendall DOG FOOD 5 lb. pkg. 65c SAmm GUARANTEED MEATS a MiM. -ft. . tJitilW.-mi. sv Buy ny cvi, rcgtrdltss of pricv. Cook H th way you prtftf. El It all up. Thn II you'rt not compltttly Mtlnd we'll rtfund all your onty without question. Meat pric! For Week Ending Auguit 1ft Sliced Bacon No Rind Lb. 35c Skinned Hams ., or Whol. . Lb. 39c Pln!c Tenderlied 91 w rlbnib short shank Lb. Lb. 33c Lb. 28 c Assorted Luncheon Meats ... Skinless Frankfurters Balogna and Liversausage ... .. Lb 27c Colored Fryers Drr plck.d Lb. 39c Beef Roasts, Blade cut lb. 28c Boiling Beef-Brisket cuts lb. 12 Vic Ground Beef lb. lTVie Thinas vou'll need for hetter salads m Mayonnaise, Nu Maid.. ..32 oz. jar 48c Salad Dressing, Duchess.. 32 oz. jar 38c Beets Packer's Label No. 2 can 10c Grapefruit, Glenn Aire Fancy ....No. 2 can 229c Fruit Cocktail, Sundown No. 1 can 227c Italian Prunes 2 lb. cello pkg. 24c Pink Salmon, Prince Leo.. No. 1 can 19c Pickles, Paradise sweet.. ..25 oz. jar 27c Snowf lakes 2-lb. pkg. 31c Tomatoes, Gardenside Standard No. 2Vi cans 445e Peanut Butter, Real Roast.. 2 lb. jor 34c Peanut Butter, Skippy 1 lb. jar 35c Pablum '. 18 oz. pkg. 39c -.-s--- Sun-Maid Nectar RAISINS ISO,. If Pkg 1 1 C Sun-Sweet Medium . PRUNES 24c 2-Lb. Pkg. MAT" 70 CVOIV WWir AMACY ? All about the 3 types : of barbecuing FIR! AND FUEL ' Whatever your method of barbeeubif glowing coals, not leaping flames, are what you want. The best fuels arc char coal, pressed aawdust logs, and hard woods. Oak, applewood, maple, hickory, birch, ash, beech, and cotton wood burn with a sweet taste and aroma that per meates the meat. GRILL BARBECUING ' In grill barbecuing, meats are cooked oat a grill or grate about 4 to 8 inches above coals. This ia the most common method and the best method for steaks, ground meat patties, lamb chops,', pork chopa, sliced bacon and ham, small-whole 6sh, sliced 6sh, broiler chickens, wieners, mod spareribs. ' . . . . . To grill barbecue, have grill hot be fore adding meat. Sear meat quickly oa both sides. Then broil to 10 minutes on each side, turning frequently and basting with melted butter, cooking oil, or barbe- cue sauce (this increases .flavor and -. tenderness).. You can use a pastry brush or a clean cloth tied to end of long stick for basting. Use long tongs or long-handled, S-tined fork to turn . the meat. Avoid pricking the lean part of the meat. or the juices will escape, i Note: Chicken needs to be cooked about tO minutes on each side to assure tender ness. Pork should be cooked at least t5: minutes un foii-iU. &wU 14 ut about I inch thick. Thinner cuts may dry out in cooking; thicker ones may not cook through. ' STICK OR TOASTIR BARBICUINO' This is the best method for wieners, kabobs, small thick steaks aud chops, strips of bacon, small parboiled link sausages, and slices or cubes of ham. Yon can use a long green-pointed stick, , long-handled fork, or a toaster, $ aura to turn the meat and baste often. f 17- V'.... ITHETKe 1 V ..-.SO NOW I X WU one iniiro 1 eofoiiiLV lew f car mv am atott at noil Mt. it V. M . ' '"" '" '"I V , k,. Yim,.,.i,J T ZTZI, All RIGHT, SAFEWAY OURINO THI tARtf . SHOUIO 61 V6R.V K rwriHAiFM5wiMfJ?v , - is much bjitw. sut suoos t too. thim amnt J cJw m TiMaD tSub ' IN CROWDEOOROCCftV ' ffJ I MAVI TO WATCH AW BUT WHIM J. SPK1AI LOW JL- ' AS Time AND TROUSLe . kjf) vf STOR8S. OONT TH6Y AT ) tCW ' PtaHKS. I HAVE TO SHOP'SArUROAr PRICM t I i-E EEg- . 9jtfl: f iFTsMlT w s Why don't you get your "bit" : order on a weekday too. Not only will you have more time U play on weekends, but you'll be able lo shop more leisurely if you got yoiil , . big grocery order on a weekday. Safe. : way prices, you know, are alwaya low. i on everything, every day of the week. SAFEWAY 're ru ;.rtt -.1 St. Mr .1 amxm L. gta ' k.w ii mmwm t- smw.m