Kovon?Wi 1942
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVB
Mother Seriously 111 A num
ber of moinbars of tho family of
Mrs. Cliarlos King, mother of
Mrs. II. W, Loltiko of Fairhaven
hcliihtd, visited hara ovor tho
waakond with Mrs. King, who Is
critically 111 with pneumonia,
Thoso who woro hero from Port
land wore Mr. and Mrs. Art
Kluu, Mr, and Mrs. Bon King,
Bert and Fred King, and William
Kins from LaContor, Wash, Mr.
and Mrs. Art Law, son-ln-luw
and daughter of Mrs, King, also
arrived from thnlr home In Wis
consin and Mrs, Law, a trained
nurse, Is remaining at the
Lollzko home to euro for her
mother. Mrs. King recently re
turned to this city from a trip
to hor former home In Wlscotf
In.
Drive North Mrs. O. Logan
Black and son, Donald of Sec
ond and Grant street, left by
motor Monday for a visit In
JJond with relatlvos. From
there they will go to Salem to
bo tho guests of Mrs. Black's
sinter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
I,, O. Arens, formerly of this
city. Don Black returns here
to leave for the armed forces
and Mrs. Black will continue
to Trlnculon, B. C to spend
an Indefinite time with her
daughter, Mrs, A. E. Tldboll
and family.
Visits Here Margaret Wll
kerson, employed as chief op
erator with tho Southern Paci
fic at Albany, Ore., left Sun
clay nlttht after upending the
weekend hero with hor mother.
Mrs. Ingobord Wllkerson of
1124 Mon Clairo street. Mrs.
Wllkoriton hos Just returned
from Stanford-Lane hospital In
QSun Francisco where she has
' been a pntlcnt for tho past four
months.
To Reside Here Mrs. L. A.
Deer of HI 5 Jefferson has as
her guests this winter her sister,
Mrs. R. C. Jenkins, two nieces
and a nephew, Dixie, Virginia
and Charles Jones, all ol La
mar, Colo. Tho four arrived
Wednesday of last week and
the younger peoplo havo enroll
ed at Klamath Union high
school.
Game Violations There were
four gama violations and IS trot'
flc arrests following a game
check ncur BIy Friday and Sat
urday, according to state police
A number of arrests wero made
when Oregon residents were
found to bo operating cars with
California license.
' Promoted Mr. and Mrs.
John C. Cleghorn, 219 High
street, havo received word that
their son-in-law, Lt. Hay Janr,
hos been promoted to the chem
leal division at Santa Ana, Calif.
Ho serves as Instructor, Tho lam1
ily, Including Mrs. Janr and
three young children, aro living
at Balboa.
To LaCrosse Margaret West,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
West of Merrill, left Saturday
by train for LaCrosse, Wis.,
where she will become tho bride
of Lloyd Froom, formerly of this
city and stationed near LaCrosse
with tho army. Miss West has
been employed by tho California
Oregon Power company.
Visiting T lout. James Rogers
arrived by plane Monday night
and was met In Medford by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lesllo
Roger of this city. Young Rog
ers is on a 14-day leave from
New River, N. C, where he was
stationed following his work at
officers training school, Quan-
tlco, Va with tho U. S. marine
corps, where he has served as
instructor.
Returns Here Mr. and Mrs.
James Francis and family have
rnturnod to Klamath Falls after
an absence of several years and
are at their home in St. Francis
park. Francis Is now In the of
fice at the Oregon State highway
department. Ho has been In As
toria and mora recently In Red
mond, with the department,
Services Regular revival
services will be held at the First
Baptist church each night this
0 week beginning at 7:48, It has
Vbeen announced. Visiting' Min
ister Dr. R. L. Powell will speak
on "Living Gloriously In an In
glorious Day."
Initiation There will ba a
formal Initiation and banquet
for members of Kappa chapter.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, at 7
o'clock Tuesday evening in tha
blue room of the WUIard.
Grass Fire The city fire
truck was called to 142 Nevada
street at 1:10 p. m. Monday
to extinguish a grass fire. No
damage was dona to property,
firemen stated.
Visiting Here Mrs. E. A. Ren
ner of Ruport, Ida., Is visiting
In Klamath Falls as the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Vogler
of Fromont street.
Here's How I Licked
Wartime Constipation!
If wat easy after I was told H't
often due to lack of "bulk"
"Seems like I mss al
ways 'dosing' up on
"V'1 account of eonstlpa
e ' III Uon.Thatsortof stuff
pointed out that those
war days were upset
ting our whole way of
1 llvlna. Particularly In
how we est. Said I outfit to Use care
my mon Is wow properly bslanoed
and moke sure I got plonty of 'bulk.'
Because lack of 'bulk' Is one of the
common causes of wartime constipa
tion. Those medicinal laxatives gave
me only temporary relief; they didn't
get at the cause.
"But, xillooo's su-WAif reslly
fixed me up. It correots this kind of
X J constipation by supplying 'bulk.' And
lt tnstos swell, too. Just eat It regularly
and drink plenty of water, aii-bsan
Is mads by Kollogg's In Battle Creek."
OBITUARIES
ROBERT RUSSELL
BURLESON
Robert Russoll Burleson, a
resident for the past two yonrH,
passed away In this city on Mon
day, Novomber 2, 1042. The de
ceased was a native of Proctor,
Tax., and was aged BR years 8
months and 4 days when callod.
He Is survived by his wife, Lena,
of this city; three daughters, Mrs.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Smith, 81D Jefferson street,
will leave soon for Portland to
make their homo. Smith Is em
ployed by the Great Northern
railway,
Visits Son Mm Mnrv Mnriln
of this city has returned from a
visit with her son, Pvt. Clair
Martin. Klamath vnuth stationed
at Comp Whlto, Medford.
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Information
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective June 16, 1942)
Train 19 Southboundi 6:15 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundi 6:30 a. ra.
Train 16 Northbound: 9 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound, 3i30
p. m.. Evening Airmail,
Home Economics Club The
Midland club will meet Wednes
day, November 4, at the home
of Mrs. Leon Andrleu. Tha reg
ular Tuesday meeting was post
poned on account of the election.
Midland Grange There will
be a special meeting Wednesday,
November 4, at 8 p. m. to Initiate
first and second degree, on Sun
day, November 8, third and
fourth degree will be given. All
candidates are urged to be pres
ent at both meetings.
Henley PTA The regular
meeting of Henley Parent-
Teachers association will ba held
Thursday, .- November 5,.T-at 8
p. m., In the activity room of
tho junior high school. There
will be a short program and re
freshments. All parents and
friends are Invited.
OEB to Meet There will be a
meeting of Cascade Crest chap
ter. No. 180, OES, at Die Ma
sonic templo In Chlloquln on
Wednesday evening, November
4, at 7:30 p. m.
Tha record of this war to date
Is not such as to -inspire In us
any sublime faith In the Infalli
bility of our military and naval
experts. Wendell Willkle.
If you want to sell it phone
Tho Herald and News "want
ads." 3124
Ladies' Specials
at
Mary's Beauty Shop
OIL PERMANENTS
$2.50 - $3.50
That Are Soft
and Curly
f lit MslB llrMt
pmiM sin
Upslslrt Over Billn's
Furniture store
Wkenthe
house
burns down
trie fire
goes out f
See us
before it bums!.
"The Oourthoino It Just Across
Main Strait From Our Olllu"
Otto Polotlck of Portland, Ore.,
Mrs. Tom Caster of Medford,
Ore., and Mrs. William Collier of
Rolmont, Ariz.; hi father, H. P.
Burleson of Medford, Ore.; three
sisters, Mrs. A. M. Rhoad of this
city, Mr. Wesley Coffeen and
Mrs. Henry Ruch of Medford,
Ore.; a brother, Roy, of Arcada,
Calif.; also nine grandchildren.
Tho remains were forwarded via
Railway Express to the Conger
funeral parlors In Medford, Ore.,
where final rites and Interment
will take place in the Siskiyou
Memorial park at a later date.
Ward's Klamath Funeral home
In charge of the arrangements.
JOHN SMITH ORR
John Smith Orr, a resident of
this community for the last 16
years, pasted away at his late
realdencq on Monday afternoon,
November 2, 1942. Tho de
ceased was a native of Guernsey
county, O., and was aged 86
year 8 month and 3 days when
called. Besides his wife Eva E ,
of Klamath Falls, ho is survived
by a daughter, Mrs. Elma Ruth
Underwood of Oakland, Calif.;
two sons, Lt. Col. Marshall S
Orr, American air force, Wash
ington, D. C, and Lt. Col. Wil
liam W, Orr, U. S. marine corps,
Guantanamo, Cuba; a sister,
Mrs. H. T. Clark of Warrens
burg, Mo.; also a granddaugh
ter, Elma Jean Underwood of
Oakland, Calif. The deceased
was a member of Klamath lodge
No. 77, AF&AM, and the DeWltt
Clinton Commandery No. 1,
Knight Templar, Ren6, Nev.
The remains rest at Ward's
Klamath Funeral home, 02S
High street. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
It' the well-smoked pipe that
take the cake.
VITAL STATISTICS
NEHL Born at Klamath Val
ley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore
November 3, 1042, to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Nehl, 208 Gage
road, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds.
ENSLEY Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Fall,
Ore., November 2, 1042, to Mr.
and Mrs. Melvln Ensley, Bo
nanza, Ore., a girl. Weight: 1
pounds 8 ounces.
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HEAD ivy smiw cmttte prices are low
first, what It a filing prleat A store'
ceiling price 1 the highest price that mar be
chargea by that particular (tore for those
item governed by the ceiling price law.
Secern, why oren'f telling prices
the fomt In all stores? Under the regu
ladon etch More establishes its own price
ceilings within the limitation of the law.
The ceiling price law fixe to amount above
which prices may not go, but without restric
tion to bow low prices may go.
Why Safeway tailing prees ere fowl
Because every Safeway price ha been a very
low price month after month, Safeway ceiling
price are naturally very low. For year Safe
way has waged war on needless waste in dis
tributing foods. . . cut outunnecesary expense
. . . eliminated frills. And the savings thus
made have been shared with our customers
by giving them low prices. The ceiling price
regulations will not, in anyway, alter Safeway's
policy of bringing you the finest foods the
markets offer at the lowest possible prices.
Safeway Is cooperating wffh fhe Government's effort to prevent
Inflation by rigidly adhering to the spirit as well as the letter of
-- the ceiling price regulations.
thstro Is no celllna as to
the number of War Bends and
Stamps you should bay, rag'
ularly. Put your savings, of east
1 0 of your Income, Into War
londs and help win the war.
Criico Royal Satin
Shortening Shortening
3Lcbn73cl 3 64'
Tin SW4
May Day
C.UJ VI
JV4IUU Wll Glass Tin
Salad Dressing D,u2!Srj38c
Kraft Miracle Whip
32-0. Bottle I C
Mayonnaise fttti. 48c
Horseradish Mustard
NelUy's 8-Os. Jar
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SAFEW AV ADVERTISED PRICES ARB GOOD All VeoIx!
2 lor
19c
CIlAACft Pabstet Standard or ,. 1
wneese pim,nto sm-o. pkg.
Deviled Meat 0.. . 10c
No. W Tin 2 for lit
Bed Hill
I 4v
Catsup
14-os. Bottle
ii Spry
kw f Can
Shortening
Lb.
Wesson Oil
Kitchen Craft FLOUR
1.79
24M-Lb.
Sack
95c l
Drifted Snow FLOUR
1.98
24M-Lb.
Sack.
i no 49Lb-
I W Sac
Gold Medal FLOUR
24V2-lb, Sack 1.19
Campbell's. Tom. Soup
Hew Formula, ;. "'10
: 10-O. Can ' at for I 7C
TOMATO JUICE
All Good.
47-Os. Can
21c
BABY FOODS
2.15c
Hems,
4M-C-. Can
TOMATOES
Gardtnsld Standard .
No. 2Vi Can
14c
MATCHES
ravorlte.
Carton
23c
Coffee
Edwards Dependable
1-Lb. Bag
26c
Quart
can
Vienna Sausage l 1c
Crab Meat K ,cL"b40c
Oysters P.K0. 80,. c.n 21c
Flaked Fish
Davis, 7-Ot. Can
23c
Tuna Flakes l??2L2Ic
Dill Pickles, 29c
Olives ol...!Tc.n 20c
Ivory So&pl
Medium
4for25c
RinSO Large Pkg. 39H-0 23C
Sunbrite Cleanser
No. 1 can
Cml Ticcnae
a mwimi a sa.Ms
Stellar SOO'slWC goo'a at JC
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Y-8 Vegetable Cocktail48 29c
Cherub Milk
Tall can
r
Canned Milk bwnTaUean..
Walnuts
Large Franauette.. 1-Lb. Bag
Cane Sugar
3fo,27c
3,0,29c
29c
S-Lb. 1-Lb. Q.
J1V pka. uw
-Bag '
Oleomargarine sunny Bank 2-u.
WU WCMIIJ Bilargat No. X can.
for
37c
35c
Peanut Butter "?.r49c 1 27c
Jolly Time Popcorn 21 2lot25c
Ovaltine iRgSS 63c
Brown Derby Beer f. Bottl. .,.25c
PeaS Sugar Belle.. No, 2 Can 2fot29C
Fly Sprayers 19c
Fly Spray Bt.dM4: pt. c.23c
Dog Food
Walter Kendall. S-Lb. Pkg.
65c
Chinese
Noodles
14c
U.S.M BRINES
Snnwwmu
Nov. 10
Porter's
14-Os. Pkg. .
Egg Noodles
Sunrise, 17s
U-Os. Pkg. .
Mapleine
29c
unce
Bottle..
Extract
Westag Vanilla or A.
Lemon.- 8-Oi. Bot. 1 w&
GUARANTEED 4f47&
7aa TaufaI
Wax Paper
Cut Bile 125-ft. Roll for
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run- ' 1 V. Uj iiPH
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2,.9c m U WJ L Ntighbors
Mb. r x it ir" duratkm. That's the
iiSS I ' ml f 'Ssini sr ft I . I
is I I V "Wj i save rubber end I
t i V ' . re ease the e nch
Mil M tl . t I
CJtKJ (LJ A(rx C-j
b. 37c
xb 23c
.Lb.30c
Lb. 31c
Sirloin Steaks
Rib Boiling Beef
Beef Roasts Blau Cut
Beef Roasts ArmCut.
Skinless Wieners ..... ......... .....lb. 30c
Bologna or Liversausage lb. 27c
Assorted Luncheon Meats ..........lb. 33c
Oysters, Grade "A" ..... ....... pt. 49c
Pork Sausage, Country Style,.2 lbs. 45c
IGUAXANTEED-FRESN
Veil seye msnsy en Safswey eretfus, bsceuss II
ye ere aet seHiflsd wHk yew avctlMM year
ScotTissue Soap
Toilet Paper Granulated
3,24c SS.-20C
T. buy fresh produce wUely-btiy by wjlght- you
4o sit Safewsiy. For when you buy by the pound you
ft FULL V-rttiUB-every time.
Prices subject to market changes and stocks