October 18, 1042
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
OREGON
SHOWS
DEEP DROP IN
REG STRATI 0 N
' SALEM, Oct. 13 (IP) ItCKl
trillion for tho Novnmbor 3 elec
tion in 22 of Orifon's 30 coun
ties In down 13.3 per cent from
tho record totnl for tho 1040 gen
eral election, itote department
Mid today,
i Both partlci lost heavily In
thoie counties, with democratic
losses far exceeding thoso of the
republicans.
There are 303,741 voters In
the 22 counties, loss of 65,804
since the uenoral election two
years HKO. Thoro are 102,028 ro
publicans, u Ions of 23,10(1, while
thoro are 170,002 democrats, u
drop of 31,080.
Two years ngo the democratic
total was only 0701 less than
the republican figure, the closest
the democrats hod ever been to
the republican total. Out tills
year, the republican lead will be
fir greater bocause of tho ground
the democrats have lost In tho
past two years,
ERR IK RIGHT
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 13 (IP)
Mrs. Norbort Klein, chairman of
a Milwaukee town hall program
committee, snld Monday that
Col. Hugh J. Knerr, retired for
mer chief of staff of the general
headquarters army air force, was
unable to appear at town hall
meeting last night because of an
order from Secretary Btlmson.
Mrs. Klein said that Col
Knerr telegraphed her and
stated that Secretary Stlmson
had given the following orders:
- "You are dlrectod to refrain
from all public addresses, writ
ten words and all comments on
the conduct of the war and
questions relating to tha tactical
use and organizational relation'
ship of the armed forces of the
united States and hor allies.
Col. Knerr wired that in "com
pllance with this order, I will not
be able to appear at town hall,"
Mrs. Kloln said. "My apologies,"
tha telegram added, "for a policy
that reserves freedom of ex-
presslon to but one sldo of the
question and denies truo air
powor to tha United States."
Col. Knerr, In a statement Is
sued In New York Friday, crltl
elzed Admiral Thomas C. Hart
member of the . navy's policy
making general board, for an ar
tide Hart wroto In a weekly
magazine, arguing against a scp
arate United States air force,
Ginger Rogers Will
Help War Bond
Sale In Medford
MEDFORD, Oct. 13 (IT) Gin
ger Rogers of the movies, who
owns a stock, ranch near hero,
will promote tho sale of war
bonds and stamps during a street
carnival Saturday night.
Main street will bo roped off
for a dance, a 10-cent war stamp
to bo charged for each dance.
Stamp books will serve as dance
programs,
. Doaler snortages put new
value on used merchandise Cash
in on your "Junk" through a
classified ad. Phone 3124.
Ladies' Specials
Mary's Beauty Shop
OIL PERMANENTS
$2.50 - $3.50
That Are Softy and Curly
432 Main St. Phone 4073
Upstairs Over Balln's
Furniture Store
CUTE BUNNY MOTIFS
ARE QUICK TO DO
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The passing of another south
ern Oregon pioneer was learned
here Tuesday when death of
Mrs. Ed Bond of Ashland was
reported to nor mother, B. S.
"Back" Grigsby of this city.
Mrs. Bond died lata Monday
night In Ashland following a
lengthy illness. She was the
youngest of a family of eight
children born to Henry and
Anna" Marloh Grlsby, Jackson
county pioneers who crossed
the plains Jn tho Into '00s from
thoir home in Missouri.
' Ollle Mae Grlsby was born In
Jackson county 60 years ago.
Sho married Ed Bond and for
45 years the family lived in the
Plush and Warner sections of
Lake county where they ranched
and ran cattle. For 20 years of
that time they operated on the
west sido of Lakevlew. Two
years ago Mr." and Mrs. Bond
rcllrprt and moved to' Ashland.
Mrs. Bond's death' followed a
lengthy Illness.
In addition to Mr. Bond, a
Hunuhtnr. Mrs: Rubv Rundcll
of Ashland, one brother," B. S.
Grigsby, and a half brother,
Charles Thomas of -Wlnlock,;
Wosh., survive. -
Funeral services will be held
in Lokevlcw Wednesday after
noon with burial in the ceme
tery there. Among. those who
plan to attend the final rites
are Mr. Gragsby, his four
daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth San
ders, Mrs.' Ida Grimes, Mrs.
O. L. Brown and Mrs. Henry
Grimes, and an old family
friend, Mrs. Ivy Fropst.
RENO LICENSES
, RENO, Oct. 13 (IP) Marriage
licenses have been issued here
to: Milfred Flyii, 25, and Nellie
Licbhardt, over 21; Fred L. Al
len and Evelyn Mitchell, 34, all
of Klamath Falls.
I'm Going Into tho Service, So Will
CLOSE OUT
' Complete Stock of
Watkins Products
at lull 20 discount
HERB GLASS
Watkins Dealer 1045 Dolores St.
No Deliveries
bv Alice Brooks
What goes on hero? These bun
nies have taken over the nurs
ery! And you'll love embroider
ing thum on all sorts of nursery
linens for they're quick to do.
Pattern 7404 contains a transfer
puttcrn of 20 motifs ranging
from 31x20itolsx2 Inches;
illustrations of stitches;' color
schemes.
To omuin . this pattern send
11 cents in coin to The Herald
and News, Household Arts
Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not
send this picture, but keep It and
the number for reference. . Be
sure to wrap coin securely, at a
loose coin often slips out of the
envelope. Roquests for patterns
should read, "Send pattern No.
, to followed by
your namo and address.
Navy Calls for
Qualified Engineers -
SEATTLE, Oct. 13 (P) The
13th naval district staff head
quarters Monday made a special
call for graduate engineers and
mon with construction experi
ence, for organization of soveral
mora construction battalions.
Each such battalion requires 16
commissioned and 10 warrant
officers, said Capt. W. J. Giles,
director of officer procurement
for this district.
Commissioned officers should
havo a college degree in electri
cal, mechanical, civil or archi
tectural engineering, . though
men with outstanding experience
of mora than 15 years may sub
stitute It for the educational re
quirement. All officers must be
field men. No draftcsmcn, of
fice men or architects are need
ed. Cantaloupes were named for
Cantaloupe, Italy, where the mel
ons first wore grown- In Europe.
Here's How I Licked
Wartime Constipation!
ft was easy offer wot ioldH's
often due lo lack of "bulk"
"Seems like I was al
ways 'dosing' up on
account of corutipn
tlon.Thnt sort of stuff
gots a follow down.
"Then a friend
pointed out that these
wsr days were upset
ting our whole way of
living. Particularly In
how we ent Snld I ought to take care
my meals were properly balanced
and mnke sure I got plenty of 'bulk.'
Bccatiio lack of 'bulk' Is one of the
common causes of wartime constipa
tion. Thorn mcdlolnal laxatives gave
mo only temporary relief; they didn't
gel at the cnuso.
"But, keliooo's tit-ssAN really
fixed me up. It corrects this kind of
constipation by supplying 'bulk.' And
It tastes swell, too. Just ent It regularly
and drink plenty of water. aii-ssan
Is made by Kellogg's In Battle Creek."
fa Oct.
I V 15th to 24th
Eggs, Grade A ;
v y ' ' Small . cloz. 37c
Cheese and ' ;
Here ew sWm Mm t . MP ' ' Cut Macaroni Slw,nck "J- 20c
re dependabW ptis-Hy mWl Will Very Best Bag
H-cising. ' 3-Lb. Cello Bag 24
JJ Kraft Macaroni Dinner 2Pk9, 19c
fP C" M'lk Macaroni Petl !.2Zc
MOOT
Do Your Part
for VICTORY!
CoRMrre on rltal rub
ber take your neigh
bors with you on your
next Safeway shopping
trip. You can get all
your iood needs in one
stop and sore extra
pennies for War Stamps, tool
Crhp, autumn. cSays ohead ond appetites or
begging ,tef o steommg dish of old-fashioned
macaroni and cheese. Quick and eosy to pre.
pore, too,' h this satisfying, nourishing, "one- ,
dish".meol. Enjoy it oHen- ' true economy
4 Sofewoy's low prices!
Cheese
Mild cream
;ib;35c7Jc
Macsroni Dishes
are the stkk-to-rhe-ribs
kid that men KJte
CKeeSe Tillamook full cream ... 2-Lb. Loat 77ft
Kraft Velreeta. American, -Lb.
WlieeSe Brick and Pimento Cheese Loaf "w
Vs tsp. pepper
Yi lb. grated
American cheese
I cup dry bread
crumbs
depandabW
Bolted MACAAOHt t CMEESE
Vl K. mocoroni
3 tbsp. buttor
3 tbsp. flour
2 cups mttk
Vl teospoon sort
Cook mocoroni In boiling, sotted
toioter until tender; rinse, drain. Moke
whi' souce of butter, flour,' milk
nd seosonings; odd "Vi of the cheese,
3tr trll melted. Pour over macaroni in
greased baking dish. Sprinkle crumbs
and remaining cheese over top. Boke
in moderate oven (325 degrees) 30
minuses. For Tomato Macaroni, odd
1 Hi eups cooked tomatoes after half
me nMcewoni is added. Serves sut.
QUKK Sf AGHfTTl DfKNfR
mnd etcese
V CMp shortemwfl 1 No. 2Yi eon
1 lorge onion (3Vi cups)
chopped tomcHoes '
1 lorge green per- H tsp. soft
1 eight-or: con 5 f- PPPer
mushrooms Vl lb. grated
1 lb. diced horn American cheese
Met shortening in decp-sided fry
,'lng pan; odd chopped onion ond
saute;- add green pepper strips, mush
rooms and liquid, diced ham, toma
toes, seosonings, and spaghetti in
order given. Mix' well; cover, ond
cook slowly about 25 minutes, or un
til spaghetti is tender, stirring oc
casionally. Add grated cheese, ond
serve at once. Serves 8 to 10.
MACARONI & Tomato SAUCE
, Heot one 'con tomoto soup or puree,
butter the size of on egg, in souce
pon and season. Boil a half-pound of
macaroni, drain, but do , not chiM.
Mix immediately with tomoto sauce
end serve hot. Serves 4 to 6. For
variety: 1 2 tbsp. of chopped on....
' son, Vi cup chopped pepper w a
chopped pimiento.
Cut Macaroni - 'f11" 23c Van Camp's Tenderoni 2 Pkgt JVc
Porter's Elbow Spaghetti I
Macaroni 23c Pt14c
n4.-- C-SII-A- Fin. or
Wide
18-Oa.
.. Cello
K.,i..i.Mip..,.ji,iii.ii.jii...i
CATSUP, - Red Hill 14-o. bottles lie
KETCHUP, Heins .........:......14-ox. bottle 18e
TOMATOES, Gardenside,
No. 2Vi can .". 4 for 45c
BLACK PEPPER, Schillings ,4-ox.; can 10c
- m.'. 8-ox. can 18c
CHERUB MILK, Toll Cons ......:.3 for 27e
INSTANT POSTUM 4-os:. can 23c
'-- 8-oz. can 41e
COFFEE, Nob Hill ......:l-lb. bag 2Se '
. 2-lb. bag 49e
Edwards :.l-lb. bag 26e
FLOUR, Kitchen Craft ..........49 lb. ik. $1.79
. 2412 lb. sk. 95c
FLOUR, Drifted Snow .. ...... 1.24 Vt lb. sk. 1.05
49 lb. sk. 1.95
SHORTENING, Royal Satin . ... ...3 lb. tin. 63c
PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast, 2-lb. jar 39c
PUMPKIN, Highway ............. No.' 2'i can 10c
CORN, Butter Kernel ....No. 2 cans, 2. for 27c
DOG FOOD, Grc-Pup .25-ox. pkg. 25c
SU-PURB SOAP 24-or. pkg. 20c
TOILET TISSUE Silk 4 rolls 15e
BAKING POWDER, Clabber Girl, 2-lb. can 22e
OXYDOL SOAP .....69-o. pkg. 63e
24-ox. bx. 23c
BABY FOODS, Heinx Strained, .
4Vi-or. cans 3 for 20c
MARSHMALLOWS, Fluffiest ..:...1-lb. cth. 14e
MATCHES. Favorite .... ..ctn. 23e
CREAM OF WHEAT ......,.....-....Lge. pkg. 24e
SHREDDED WHEAT, Nabisco .... '
Reg. pkgi. 2 for 23e
farm-fresh
PEPPERS
' fancy, QrMn
; . LS.8V2C : .
SQUASH V;
u.6'2C
APPLES
Medford DtHclom
Panoy Wrapped -
LB. ....... . 8e
B0X;.;.J.::., 2.69
POTATOES
Klamath Qatna .
"..J 1.19
APPLES
Wlnlar Banana ',
- faaad and 111 ltd -'
1.69
$AFWAY '
GUARANTEED MEATS
Sefcway aets are afl tender, all jaicy, geod
aH aH iaassetead to satisfy yee.
Eviscerated Poultry
Colored, fryer lb. 63c
"Colored fowl -lb. 52c
- Leghorn fowl ..lb. 49e
VEAL
; Veal crown roast
lb. 27c
Veal Shoulder steak" .
. , .... . lb. 33c
Breast of veal lb. 19c
BEEF
Sirloin Steak ..lb. 37c
- Ground Round Steak
lb. 35e
; Gr. Beef 2 lbs.. 35c
; . Beef Roast
Blade cuts lb. 30c
PORK
. ' Pork Steak ....lb. 33e
. Pork Chops ....lb. 39e
y ... 'v
. o" CO r Per person 'ZLX
J'y's ih. ,nW "o more '
-- -ur victory. rwur. rom-
Lifebuoy Ivory Soap Palmblive I Starch
Refreshing Toilet Soap -ta the HoncV Guest Sise ' . . for Sk .Freshness ' Unit IOC
3 bar 20 3 bar, 14C ABCO 2 15
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. , , . , HAD SOME KAK.IIKT IV V- " -
f IMPORTANT THESE DAYS THAT WHAT TO DO. THEM MVS' LST LSnt ) HiTm J '"MMn
OUR MEAtS 86 MOM NUTRITIOUS. WUST B6 SOME ftrtr! TH,f. .fJSrS 00 KNC " V V
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,AI1 about the) course)
,; Mary took
io help you plan meals that are nt
tractive as well as nutritious, the Safe
way Homcmakers' Bureau has pre
pared the "Kitchen Course in Nutn
tion," 10 complete lessons by mail
2ic for entire course; Just write W
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