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AtiR-iist 14, 1942 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE nVB . q Peaches Require Little Preparation for Canning (Keillor's Nolo: Thin Is tuiothcr In a MTlcit of wvfkly iirlle'li'S on thu priwrvutlon of fowls, ro lauand Ihrouuli tint coopi'iullou of tiio Kliiniiiih couniy iiuiriiiiin cotninltltM! mill din Kliiniiiih calmly li o 111 o di'iiinimtrntlun Hunt's office.) Wlillu punches hip (it tliolr pi-nk of flavor, llirlfly homu inukurft will slum llii-m away In Itlumi Jarn for niixt winter's incnim. I'i'iii'liM urn ainoiiK llio nislcst of foods to can, riuiulrliiK very ijitle preparation, Helnct throu rlpnipil pimclii'ii Unit urn firm mill Komi In flavor. If peiiclir re uniformly rlpuncit, pwl may ) be removed by liimu'isiiiil lliciu In IioIIIiik witter for out! minute, thi'ii pluii(iln lulo rolil wntiir. IVaelics discolor riililly niter ppi'iiiiH, and to priivmii deiiiy in riinnlnu procedure lifter fruit In peeled, prepare Jiirn ami other cmuicd equipment before stiirt lug preparation of fruit. Chirk over Jam, dlsciirdlnK those that nro nicked, trucked or have sharp sctilliiK cd(cs. Wusli Jam in warm soupy water mid sen Id tlioroiiKhly. A water hath tan ner Is preferable for procession trults. 1'laeo canner on stove with cnouifli water to cover Jam at lca.1t onu inch over top. This water should be near bolllnu point when Jam of fruit are placed In canner. To prevent discoloration of peaches, drop them an aoon aa peeled into mild Mill volution made by ctlnsol vlnjt one tcimpoon J all to each quart of water. When ready to pack peaehca in Jars, drain mid pack solidly, filling Jnr to within onu Inch of top with peaches and one half Inch of lop with syrup. The density of syrup will depend up on sweetness of fruit and per aonul preference. For a thin syrup, usu one cup of sonar lo thrru cups of water; for a med ium syrup, u.se one cup of simar to two cups of water; for a thick syrup, uso onu cup of suKar to Radio Day by Day (Pacific War Time) NEW YOHK, Auk. H (Wide World) War vlewa of two In ' tcrnntiunnl flKurea Jan Mas oryk, minister of forelwi affairs lor the provisional Czechoslo vak Ian Kovernmeiit, luul Dr. I J n YutaiiK, Chinese author mid philosopher will bo broadcast In programs announced today by two networks. Masaryk will discuss post-war reconstruction on Ilia Mutual BBC "Answering Yon" proKram Sundoy at 8:30 p. m., the broad cast being from London. Dr. Lin Yutunft will speak on the Indian crisis, In a program over CI1S Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. In similar vein, also on Tues day, will be mi address by Post master General Krank Walker on "Tlin War Alms Aro the Pcncn Terms." He will speak before the Knights of Columbus banquet at Memphis at 7:13 over BLU. Q Openings Announced In Sheet Metal, Welding Classes A. H. Fitch, director of the Wnr Production Training pro gram, announced today that op enings exist In women's aviation sheet metal classes and men's nd women's welding clnsxes. He said women may be be tween the ages of 111 and 35 for sheet metal work and between 18 mid RO for welding. Men may be 18 to 03. Women must pass a physical examination for both sheet metal and welding work, Fitch said. Further Information may be secured at the. United States Em ployment Scrvlco office at 242 Main street. one cup of water. As soon aa the Jar In filled, plain self-scal ing lid on Jar with sealing com position next to glass and screw luu bum I tight, rir.ee lam III dinner and process for 2IJ in In-1 utes, counting time from mln uto water In canner reaches roll lug hull. When processing is complete, remove Jars from canner. Do not tighten self-sealing cup iigaiu. Set Jars right side up to cool. When Jars aro cold, test for seal by tapping lid wllh Miihi. A clear ringing hiiikI denotes a seal, If not sealed, sound will be dull and low in key In which case you have nn opportunity to reean contents and save your food. Itemove screw bands when Jars aro cold and sealed and uso them In next canning procedure. GARBAGE DISPOSAL H IN EFFECT Mayor John Houston today warned citizens that City Ordin ance 343(1, passed July 27 and governing placement and disposi tion or garbage and refuse, is now In effect and thut every thing nece.nniiiy must be done to comply with the law. 1 lie ordinance, in part, fol lows: "11 shall be unlawful and Is hereby declared to be a public nuisance far any person, firm or corporation to deposit any gar bage, waste or refuse material, manure, carrion, offal, sawdust brick, lumber, sand or building materials, pasteboard or other boxes or the like, upon the prem ises of any person or upon any city alley, parking lot, sidewalk or public place, within tho limits of said city. "And provided further that live or wet garbage may be deposited in alleys adjacent lo premises within tint said city In containers lo be securely closed so that they will not and can not emit odors or attract flics, vermin and thu like, In quan tities not exceeding 30 gallons In one container and In a man ner that they will not Interfere with the use of or block or Impede the use of such alleys, streets, sidewalks or ways where stored. Such live or wet garbage shall be placed upon a proper platform which shall be at least nix Inches above thu ground." Houston said that any person found guilty of violating any of the terms or provisions of this ordinnnco shall be punished by a fine or not less than $10 or more than $I0U or be im prisoned for not less than flvo days or more than 50 days or both. CONSTRUCTION HALTED WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (!) War production board announced today It had halted all construc tion of electric power and light projects, Including 15 partly completed farm projects of the rural electrification administra tion, because of the need of the armed services for copper and steel. "Wnntnds" cost little bring results! :ohicious- rWMAUoW ! ' ECONOMICAL 1 1, I -'S--:: Tested and proved In thou- -, ' " "nn('B ' hmca' 'd' a """"""" 9j( 1 confection ... a dessert ... a ) i flUtrtUQQ " treat for youngsters' lunch '. A 9 1 ' bT, Cw. IMI by Kflhn eomt :. VV Dfil C J C VII A I 3 I ttmt!J9J?fJ frrrvrfmiMi NUMBER SI k Hints and suggestions for box lunches Safeway week-end prices now good every day -k A shopping lesson from a girl named Nora Looking for ways to make box lunches more interesting? Mor than evr, it is imperative that tlin meals you serve your family he apw tiling, filling, anil up to nutriliuunl stand ards. And tlint goes for a box luneli aa well aa any other inral of the day. In many caxea (war workers on night shifts, for instance) the box lunch is the most important meal of the day. And it must not only he appe tizing and nutritious, it must lie planned and parked to stay attractive for several hours after it'a Iwen prepared. Ro don't use of your menu. planning ingenuity on Imix lunches use more. Hr ars a few hlntt and a few meniii, planned and tested by the Safeway Homemokers' liureaii, that might help you in your planning. Use the teit equipment available. Re sure the topi to all jars and bottles fit per fectly. Use plenty of wax paper. Vary th bread for sandwiches. Use the more uncommon tyc of bread onee in a while pumpernickel, raisin, nut bread, sesame seel, etc. Use lots oj butter. This helps keep sand wiches from drying out. Don't Include sandwiches like tomato and lettuce. They're almost certain to wilL If he likes tomatoes, put in a whole one instead. Edwards Coffee Now In the new VICTORY BAG to help coniervt vital A mtteli Lb. Bag atOC Nob Hill Coffee, Lb. bog 25c Airway Coffee, Lb. bog 21c "Hoavonfy Pfckes" That's the name of an article in this week's Family Circle that we recommend you read. It's all about quick-process pickles and spiced fniita. Ita of recipe. Family Circle is out every Thursday jret at Safeway. Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JUl.lA LKS WntOHT. Dimto Sugar Fin Granulated 1 lb........ 7c 2 lbs........ 13c 5-ib. bag . . .33c 10-lb. bag . . 65c 100 lb. bag. $6.25 Is your family really wall fad? ill If vou follow tl, s ni.t r..i.. of Nutrition then your fm ily it well fed. These rules are discussed in lesson No. 1 of the 10-Uiiuu "Kiicheii Course in Nutrilion"-an easy, workable course-by-mail. Send name and address and tic for the entire course to Julia Lee Wright, Box 6rtO.CC, Oakland, California. Yes, but they're now good aakIm cany I J' CI fMID KITCHEN CRAFT 49Lb. (J JQ rLwUK J4M-Lb. Back 05 Sack T !.. Slin DRIFTED SNOW 49-Lb. M QT rLUUK 24M-Lb. Back $1.05 Sack 5 I 3 BAKING POWDER 00tt ClabbrGlrl 2-Lb. Can aCC CAKE FLOUR Z 23c CORN MEALy.1;," 9B" 34c SPLIT PEAS , 2pib 23c SOUP MIX Chicken Noodl. ...3 Pkjs. 25c TOMATOES JST;; . 4 .45c p 1 I V Morton's Plain fy 5AL I or Iodised ... 26 Oi. Pkg. VV CATSUP Tasty 14-Os. Bottl 12c CATSUP C-H-B Brand 14 0s. Bottl 15c CHILI SAUCEm-SSISc- TOMATO JUICE SS. 10c GRPFRT. JUICE "tL :23c Baked Beam, B & M, 28-oz. jar....24e Raviolis, Riveira, 16-ox. gla 2 for 29c Corned Beef and Cabbage, Dinty Moore, 1 'i-lb. can 27e Deviled Ham, Underwood, 4 os 24c Tuna Flakes, No. yA can :...27c Crabmeat, American, No. Vi can..39e Fruit Cocktail, Hostels Delight, No. 1 can 2 for 29e Poaches, Castle Crest, 2'j can 22c Duchess Salad Dressing, quart 38c Miracle Whip, Kraft, quart 41c Nu Made Mayonnaise, quart 48c Kraft Mayonnaise, quart 53c Cherub Milk, baby tint 6 far 24c Alpine Milk or Carnation, 6 baby tint 27e Lip ton Tea Bags, 20 bags 23c Tea Bags, Canterbury, bx. of 25..18e Syrup, Lumberjack, 24-oz 33c Baby Foodf, Gerber'i, assorted, 3 cant 20e Krispy Crackers 2-lb. pkg. 33c Soya Crackers, Nabisco, pkg 17c Loaf Cheese, mild, 2-lb. loaf 67c Cranberry Sauce, West Peak, 17-oz ...15c Egg Noodles, Sunrlte, 14-ox. pkg. 17a Pure Lard, 2 Ibt. 37c; 4-lb. pkg. 73c Instant Tapioca, Albert, 16-ox. 19 Royal Desserts, assorted, pkg.........6e Gum and Candy Bart 3 for 10c Shredded Ralston, 12-oz. pkg 13c Pott Toattiet, 11 -ox. pkgt.....2 far 17c Wheat Hearts, Sperry't, 28-oz. pkg JMe Pen-Jel Pectin, pkg. ..9c Kerr Mason Jars, quart, doz.......83 Kerr Maton Capt, dor.... .21c Zee Tissue Absorbent Bathroom Tissue 4 rolls 19c Fels Naptha Laundry Soap 2 bars lie Penny Baaei Bread, Julia Lee Wright't . . .,' I'i-lb. loaf 13e Elastic Starch, 12-ox. pkg.. .........9c Clorox Bleach, 'i-gallon 27e White Magic Bleach, Vi-gallon 19c Fly Ribbons, Falcon 3 for 5e Dog Food, Pard, 8-oz. pkgt....'.2 for 25c Scot Towels For Hundreds of Household Uses Roll 10c Buy War Bonds and Stamps with the money you save at Safaway Su-Purb Soap 50-Os. 39.. Box ' Ivory Snow 20. nn- 124-Os. Suds In cold water Package 23c White King so.; Granulated . ..Pkg, Safeway guaranteed meats After scientifically experimenting to find the most unitary and satisfactory way to distribute quality poultry, Safaway . is now pleased to present to Klamath Falls this new way of buying . chickens. All our chickens are cleanly and thoroughly drawn by experts and are all government graded, guaranteed quality. No waiting they're ready for the pan, and what's even more important, this extra service costs you not one bit morel Look at the prices remembering, of course, they're for dressed weight you don't pay for what you can't usel . CHICKENS! Now Sold Ready for the Pan! Colored Fowl ll.. Leghorn Fowl t,r w"9ht Colored Fryers iiy , 57c Aim. Lb." Lb 45c NOTE Above chicken prices are for dressed weights Cheese Kraft's American -Brick - Swiss 21b. loaf .... 67 c 1 lb. loaf ... . 39c Vi lb. loaf ... 20c Corn on the Cob Fancy Rogue River Valley LUNCHEON MEATS A tasty assortment from which to choose lb. 33c SLICED BACON, no rind or waste, lb. 41c VEAL STEAKS, Shoulder cuts ....lb. 33c VEAL CROWN ROASTS lb. 27c BULK PORK SAUSAGE, freshly ground, 2 lbs. 45c BEEF ROASTS, Blade cuts lb. 30 BEEF ROASTS, Round bone cuts, lb. .31a . BOILING BEEF, , Brisket cuts lb. 17 GROUND ROUND STEAK ...lb. 35 GROUND BEEF ......lb. 20c 2 Ibt. ............35e Lb. 9c UARANTEED-FRESH I PRODUCE String Beans Lb. 5c Selected by tiDrtj. th.n It's ihioBid dlre (a Saf.w.v If 11 falls to Mtiify you compltttly, w.'ll refund all your money. : rn Dry Onions Sweet Spanish Variety Lb. jC n California Elbertat and I eOCneS Hales-Lowest Market Prices TOMATOES Yakima U. S. No. 1 Crate WHY DONT THEY TELL MB THESB THINGS? i. OH Ntt WOSA. NOT AOAINf I WU., AfTER ALL, ;. don't mm ockmo in to me t motheh. think of rvmr ) ! I STOM (Oft A FEW THINOS...BUT VL 1 WmUW-J: jfK.2i VOU BW OUT HALF THfi STORf SPSCIALS. " CLiVm on SATUAOAy. ano Aamose js. ' assLei''V ViitZ..-.:-A I... n ?XJJk.n I WJW-dP&i MST- H?l toe at 4 1JHS NORAiS MOTHER 1$ KFRWNd TO THE AO A60V6 AN0 POINT1NOTO THE LARGE LISTINOIN THE CENTER T t wirs K! , iVve. now at i get my Hi p-Sw see esT ) week, oor weekends am NOAEASOMTOOer MUCH AIOAE FUN. I WISH YOUR BKJ ORDER ON Ik-X S. ' lRtADV ' J SOMEONE HA0T0O5ME SOONER SATURDAY. SAFEWAV8 ' -t'V -i f THAT SAFEWAY 'SATUROAY' IOW AOveRTISEO PRICES . (JrV PRICES ARE GOOD BARLV Why don't you got your "big" order on a wookday too , Weekends will be much more fun if yon cct your 6fj grocery order on a weekday. Then, on Saturday, just fill in your week end needs. Safeway prices, you know, are always low, on everything, early in the week. SAFEWflY Prices Subject to Market Changes