Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 29, 1942, Page 9, Image 9

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    HERALD AND NEWS. KL'AMATH PALLS, OREGON
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PRICE CONTROL
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Fire Fighters Rush to Rescue of Trapped Workers
This Is News
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FOOD MARKETS
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October 2!), 1042
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YOUTHS
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ml vrrr rlllicn. This mlnnm, hjirr on
olfkUl gnvrririi"iil Infftfitmlloii anil tir
ftM rr1 M Ittn l if f "f War 1 nf rrin nt iciti
iliiiw f Mill ff'"l Mn, Atnffl-
r mi 'I lor lioiiit.
Ninety nor cent of the foodf
that go Into Mm. America'! mar
luit basket lire now price con
trolled thank to ths new antl'
Infliillon bill. I'rlcci for moiil
Items In the American (Hot woro
net at March lovoli by the gen
eral muxlnuiin regulation, but
the additional controlled com
modltli'ii imdur temporary coll
Viikk poultry, million, buttur,
Vliooso, cgic, canned milk, on
ion, white potatoes, dry beam,
cornmeal, fresh citrus fruits and
riinnod cllrutt fruit und Juices
are on the basis of the highest
price churned by the Individ
tin 1 More during the five days
between September 20 and
tober 2. By following Price Ad'
mlnlntralor Henderson's advice,
Mr. Amcricn can bo stiro thai
hu isn't paying ubovs the ceil'
inn. Hli suggestion la thut liouso
wlvca make u Hit of tho prices
paid from September 28 through
October 2. Then check against
this lint when marketing to see
that thu celling price Is nut ex
ceeded, Mrs. America's floor shouldn't
bo uio bnro now that 30,000,000
pounds of carpet wool hnve been
released for the manufacture of
floor coverings. The wool had
previously been restricted In tho
belief thut It might ba adapted
for the manufacture of clothing.
I I r. t I t
iiuntv vt, urn; u piiitiii iiut t ui
it was used by the appurcl In
dustry. Meantime, restrictions
still stand for some of the bet
ter types of carpet wool, such as
Persian gull fleece, Now Zea
land fleece, and others.
t
Russian mothers may bo feed
ing their childron a now Amer
ican cereal soon and likcwlso
allied fighters will bo tasting this
new product. It's a quick cook
ing inlxluro of rolled oats, soya
flukes, dry skim milk and sugar.
I'll Is c,ercnl is going to Uio United
Nations along with shipments of
vltnmln products, canned fish,
cheese, skimmed milk and other
foods. Although tin new pro
duct I uni been manufactured and
packaged In tho United States
it will be labeled tn Russian
when it reaches tho soviet table.
AnH null, nrlfl tn vitw
hold items inado precious by
WPB restrictions tho scule. Tho
manufacture of all types of
scales Is prohibited in an order
which also forbids the produc
tion of repair parts for house
hold scales. But your grocor
won't bo In such a dilllcuil po-
fjmwmm vHoiE
WHEAT CEIIEAISS
Here's something good" for tomorrow' breakfast!
Shrcddics. Pure whole wheat plus mellow malt, served
up In crisply tender, spoon-size morsels.
The wheat germ's in, and the combination of the
whole grain plus malt J superfine for energy. You'U
get going right on Sh reddles 1
Better call your food store now. Remember, among
all tho hundreds of folks who tried our exciting new
cereal . . ,
4 out of 5 said:
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On Uie double, flreflgliters and spectators armed with shovels dun to the
by the wall of flame and smoke which suddenly Jumped this road, cutting
sweeping
slllon since replacement part
can be mado for all types of
scales besides thoso used strict
ly In tho home.
Soon furniture and other
household upholstered articles
using Iron and steel will be a
past chapter In American fur
nishings. For November 1 Is the
deadline for tho completion of
studio couches, sofa beds, lounges
andother furniture using iron
and steel. After that date, only
the flunl assombly of fabric cov
ers will be permitted. And, In
cidentally, the WPD has fur
ther reduced (ho amount of
steel which can bo used In bed
springs. However, simplified de
signs and wooden frames will
help manufacturers meet the
limitation order and still save
13,000 tons of iron and steel an
nually. If your neighborhood grocer's
shelve have been minus cer
tain food items lately like
breakfast cereals, shortenings,
somo canned vegetables and the
like you may expect to seo the
reappearance ot many of these I
products that have either been
low in stock or missing entirely.
The answer is tho new alterna
tive pricing formula of the OPA.
Tho plan will relievo the squeeze
on food stores and wholesalers
whoso March celling prices have
been too low to permit restock
ing the items because of higher
replacement costs. They'll be
permitted to churgc slightly
higher prices a cent or two for
V n:-
Vv vitiix
uie cant Monica mountain near
the most part for the follow
ing groups of foodstuffs: break
fast cereals, canned fish, cook
ing and salad oils, sugar, can
ned vegetables, coffee, rice, hy
drogenated shortening, other
shortenings, dried fruit, and
lard. Increased prices won't be
true every time for these food
stuffs only in the case of these
items where a grocer's March
celling wos abnormally low.
Thirteen million pounds of
gunpowder sounds like the pro
duct of a munitions plant. But
tho experts say that the kitch
ens of America could be the
basis of that production If every
housewife in the country were
to save as little as four ounces
SUPER MARKET
8th and Pine Pb. 3167
Check Emil's Low "Ceiling" Prices
Oats Albsr's, Quick or Regular
Tuna Fish Light Meat, No. H
Sorghum SSZ.
Posi Toa sites Giant Pkg.
Swift's Prem
Dutch Cleanser
Double Barrel Food Value
Meeo Peas, No. 303 can 13e
Tomatoes, Del Haven, No. 2Vt tin 14e
Spinach, Royal Club, No. 2'a tin 17c
Cranberry Sauce, Standby, tall tin 17c
Kodora Figs, Meco, tall tin. 2 for 25c
Shredded Beets, Royal Club or Diced,
No. 2 can 14e
Pumpkin, Standby, No. 2'i can 2 for 23c
Sweet Potatoes, Royal Club, No. 2'i can 25c
Pineapple Juice, Royal Club or Del
Monte, 46-ox. can 39e
Prune Juice, Sunsweet, quart bottle !25c
Swift Tomato Juice, tall tin...... 3 for 25e
Miracle Whip, quart jar ..... 41c
Parkay Margarine i....2 lb. 49c
FLOUR Dog Food New N. b. a
Bag $1.99 2"Lpki -23c Shreddies
i Ai "-.Tr Don PetnA 47 1 Shredded Wholewheat
1 Bottle Standby " 9 21 C Spoon Slae
Catsup .01 Bonnie, 2-lb. etn. Ready to Serve
Dog Food OC.
- $2.00 Pard. 2 for 2 pkg, ,Z5C
Jones Colored Fryers
If You Haven't Tried On You are Missing
a Treat
We Are Handling the
Best Steer Beef
That Money Can Buy We Guarantee
Satisfaction
Beef Roast .. Lb. 27c
Sirloin Steak u 37c
Rib Steak ..... ld 38c
Pork Steak .32c
rescue of group ot men trapped
off escape from the big brush fir
hot Angeles.
of waste cooking fat In week.
Add each of these four ounce
saving together, and you'll have
enough glycerine from which to
make 13,000,000 pounds of gun
powder. And there's enough ex
plosive power hidden in ten
pounds ot waste fat from Mrs
America's kitchen to fire 49 antl
aircraft shells.
The 21 pound per person
weekly allotment of meat being
followed tn a program of volun
tary rationing includes the bones.
But resourceful housewives can
use cone for Droui and soup
stock. And Incidentally, kidney,
brains, heart and other organ
are not Included in the 21 pound
allowance.
STORE NO. 2
1338 Ore. Ava. Ph. 4714
23c
39c
93c
25c
35c
75c
Lb. Pkg.
Can
Lb. Pall
for
Can
for
500 Sheets
M. D.
Pop CornaTTT2
Tapioca
Cauliflower
Extra Large Heads ..
PORTLAND, Oct. 29 (P)
Two youth were held for Juve
nile authorities today after po
lice pursued one of them along
downtown street yesterday In a
chase that ended in two traffic
accident and hospitalization of
seven persons.
Patrolmen G. B. Hunt and W.
P. Doescher said the youths
were John Van Hove, 18, Wood
burn, and John Hottman, 15,
Portland, who escaped from the
Woodburn state training school
Wednesday.
Stolen Car
They captured Van Grove aft
er a car he was driving collided
with one driven by Mrs. John J.
Keegan, wife of the Portland po
lice bureau' chief of. detectives,
as the officers gave chase.
Hunt and Doescher took after
Van Grove when they identified
the car he was driving a one
reported by Percy Ottoway o(
Aurora a itolen at Canby.
- Crowd Gather
- Mrs. Keegan was taken to a
hospital suffering from back, leg
and possible internal Injuries.
Van Hove was treated at the po
lice emergency hospital for mi
nor hurt.
A crowd assembled at the
crash scene and a few minutes
later two other cars collided at
the intersection. One of the ve
hicles ran into the crowd, In
juring five person so they re
quired hospitalization.
Hottman was picked up later
by detectives.
COFFEE HOUND
MARSHFIELD, Ore, VP)
Chum has to be told about coffee
rationing or he's going to think
Hervey C. Tripp doesn't care any
more.
Tripp doesn't know how to go
about It. For Chum is his three-year-old
Boston terrier.
Every morning be barks for
hi cup of coffee straight.
STORE NO. 8
2200 S. 6th Ph. 8878
BORENE
Soap Granule
Giant
Pkg. ..
57c
A SeotTissue
Soft
Weve
3 h iu23c
Bag the Limit in Values
Cut Macaroni or
Spaghetti . 22c
Veg-AII 15c
GrapefriiitS'03Cct.25c
Facialettes
.... '.. IC
Tissue .. . 3
Rolls V
f0IWW
Alber's
19c
16-Ox. Pkg.
Produce Special Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
Snow White
Each
Green Onions ,Lorf 5c
Hubbard Squash v
Local, Whole or Cut Lb. 4 2C
Delicious Apples 25c
Cider (Plu' BottU) 65c
Oranges ..2. 49c
) ttfjn XL
wtttAi mm
2
Roy Carter, left, of Carter'
sentative, examine a package of
Wltn some lood shelves bare
breakfast food (and lots of it)
Sprague Commends
Republican Ticket
SALEM, Oct. 29 JPj Gover
nor Charles A. Sprague, defeat
ed for republican renomlnation
last May by Secretary of State
Earl Snell, said today, "1 com
mend the entire republican
ticket to the voters of Oregon
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JtS THIS luxury coffee is now sold fa the)
HVa&b bean, ground the irtslanl you buy.
. ftT s, Freshness protected nature's own way.
V- f And fast deUveries stiU rush ildired
'tk 't ' ; ! ' - J 10 Your S10061 frm nearby ovens. This
I vt , ' ' All- slep-by-slep control, plus Edwards'greal
r s r.fWfrL' POP'J'Y and rapid sales, guarantees
n ' Jr ' '- m 11181 lhe Edwards You buY today in the
If. s -WtW" "iHSI r emergency package is fine and fresh. '
Vlrl' 1 ft Quality? Blend? Flavor? Exactly
y f ;J, j """" 7 ' the same as always ... the favorite of
4 ' vTF t'tl ! thousands for over 35 years.
I' Try Edwards I A smart buy in rimes .
fc- '"V like these... fully guaranteed. Every
h5 2iSai pound ground fresh for your coffee
maker. Every pound a welcome money
A 'ff saver! Enjoy this luxury coffee and buy
J J: extra WAR SAVINGS STAMPS wilh
Y4w T'-4 .what you savel
''V' DWIQHT EDWARDS COMPANY
- SSki' f an rmwijoo.lM Angtlti. Portland. Dmtm.DiIUs .
Wajhlnglon, D. C. .
FEATURED BY
Jfnr lx ft
Fine Foods, and Jack Watson,
Shreddies, Nabiico's new flavored cereal, at the Carter store.
and many article rationed, the
is news, they said.
at ,next Tuesday' general elec
tion." NEAR EAST QUAKES
LONDON, Oct. 29 (Istan
bul, Smyrna and other places in
western Tin key were shaken by
earthquakes early this morning,
Reuters reported today. It said
no damage was reported.
SAFEWAY
: 4 V
National Biscuit companr reore-
Introduction of a brand uew
BONE-DRY SHOES
Lace-to-toe are light and
comfortable.
8-in. logger heel $8.93
DREW'S MANST0RE
733 MAIM
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