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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1944)
PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 16c Peas Hoval Club JO-oi. iin Beans Hoyal Club Fancy Cut 19-ot. tin 1 Com Diamond A Whole Krnl bC Com Royal Club CreBm Style ! 5C Tomatoes ?a5npu!) no. 2 tin 22c Spinach Royai Ciub no. m tin 19c Westward Hot Sauce 74-oi. tin 5c Raindrops 24-oi. plcg. 22c It's triple action saves work; saves soap; and your clothes need no bluing. Fruit Jars Kerr's Quarts 79c Pickles Nalley'i Treasure . 12-os. glass 18c Staley's Starch 3 for 16c Every Price Is Low Every Day At Emil's SUPEHSUDS . Pkg. 23e PALMOLIVE SOAP Bath Sise. 2 ior 19c; Reg., 3 for 20c PEET'S SOAP 33-Os. Pkg. 26c; 70-Oi. Pkg. 50c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 3 ior 14c M. C. P. Pectin . 3-oa. pkg. 3 ior 25c Kerr Wide Mouth Lids dos. 14c Parowax . 1-lb. pkg. 12e Standby Mixed Vegetables 19-os. tin 19c Wellman Marmalade 2-lb. 42c Bisquick - ... . lge. pkg. 31c Mellow Drip Syrup .. 31M-oi. glass 28c Libby Garden Peas 20-oi. tin 17c All Good Tomato Sauce 7H-oi. tin 7c Cosmos Ripe Olives No. 2H glass 39c Creamed Honey 14-os. ctn. 36c i1 pi fiTumip mm ULUIIHI1U lmLli Sklppy Peanut Butter Mb. ior 34c Llbby Deep Brown BEANS 14-oz. tin ....11c Riviera RAVIOLI 1-lb. glass ..15c Soy Beans No. 2 tin ....10c Swift's P R E M 12-oz. tin ... 33c Hills Coffee 1-lb. glass ..33c Snowdrift 3-lb. glass ..68c Wesson Oil Qt. bottle ....52c Nalley's Mayonnaise Pint 31 e Nalley's Tang . Qt. jar 31c Krispy Crackers 2-lb. box ... 31c EMIL'S QUALITY MEATS Pork Roast Lb.31c Boil Meat ...Lb.21c Pork Steak Lb. 31c Sausage Pute pork Lb.29c Ground Beef Lb 29c Veal Chuck Steak , Grade AA JUC Jones Fryers First Here First Served FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Tomatoes No l 18.lb. bx 1.59 Grapefruit lb. 10c Potatoes TnoIo ib,. 40c Oranges Juiee ,il9 lb. 10c Fancy Celery 15c Apples Winter Banana box 3.29 Boiling Onions 10 lb. bag 35c Is honie baking different from commercial baking? (Jf00 That's why you need -type flour! home How home-type flour improves oil your home bakintr Kitchen Craft Is light-bodied: It mixes smoothly and quickly with other home-type ingredi ents to give fine even texture in all your home baked foods. Kitchen Craft Is properly milled. Retains desirable moisture in your pastries, cakes and breads in spite of the drier heat of small-size home ovens. Kitchen Craft is dependably uniform: Absorbs the Bame amount of water each time so you can follow your recipes exactly, ajid bank on results. Its A FACT! ALL My BAKED FOODS TURN OUT PERFECT SINCE J SWITCHED TO HOME-TYPE KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUK! v rum n 'I "1 i 9 i ''ifM)V: "V .Lour home-size recipes, your oven,' even your baking powder and short ening are different from the bakeshop kind. For the same reason you need a home-type flour Kitchen Craft! Kitchen Craft Flour is made spe cially for homo baking made to give you perfect success every time. Ten der cakes and breads, feather-light biscuits, flaky pie crust. What's more, this top-quality flour adds important health values to all your baked foods Kitchen Craft Flour is enriched With B vitamins and iron. ' Change to home-type Kitchen Craft . Flour and discover what a good cook you really are! You can get Kitchen Craft Flour in several convenient sizes at your grocer's. If it fails to pleasa you in any way, return the unused portion and get your money backl at SAFEWAY LAY AWAY A BOND TODAY Klamath people who con tribute clothing for the collec tion to be made by I o c u I churches, end sent Inter to needy people of liberated countries, were reminded agHin today that they may leave the clothing at 1. Their own church. 2. The church nearest their home. 3. The Methodist church. Individual churches will seg regate and box the clothing left with them. Further instructions on this will be published in a few days. CAP Cadet Classes Slated at KUHS Cantain P. H. Hitchcock of the civil air patrol today announced establishment of CAP cadet classes to be held in the high school on Monday and Wednes day evenings. LeRoy Erdmann, cadet advisor, will have charge. About 75 cadets aro expected to sign up, and high school cred it will be given. Any senior member wishing Instruction In courses offered by CAPC may at tend these classes. Senior group meeting nighls huvo been changed to Tuesday at the high school to train pilots for private examination. An executive committee meet ing will tie held at the Pelican cafe, Friday noon. Navy Information Sent to Schools Full Information concerning the navy's radio technician train ing program has been sent to all high school principals in this arcu for dissemination to stu dents wishing to learn how to prepare themselves for the qual ifying examination, according In Recruiting Specialist Dan Scht'ollior nf tho Klamath Falls navy recruiting station, Need for young men with iin nptltudo for technical work con tinues to be urgent, the recruiter reports, and will become mure urgent as the war In the Pacific extends Itself, Anyone who Is Interested In serving his country l this type of service l advised in uikc action as soon us mi- October 5, id tflhlit Hlni'n thin hfiiiu.i. . mnv hit HiiMitH nt iinu ti... " n'W mile, PORTLAND, Oct. S (l')i officers Investigated imu, ,; cause of ii burst of cuimnii i which killed Pvt. Krnesi v V ler, 1!2. Allls, Wis., hi, n,', chiirwd from tho piano on ,3 CREAM Mort pepuWyx" 'round' dtiurt II IU lOW At . II va pint Ahrtyt pr and dtlldoui. YOU maU any flow in 2 mlnuroi. 20 fomoui rttcitMi in oefc packet. Htw oik your trocar for LOnDODDGRRU THURSDAY 8:30 P. M. Station KFJI Homecoming Broadcast U. S. Senator GUY CORDON Direct from hit home-town of Roseburg which gave him tuch an overwhelming vote of confidence In the May primary election. Pld Adr. Cordon-for.RntDr Com. mpenai Hole mag., rortland, On. .iiiriniii i-arnall. Excil. Mir. Ralph R. Macartney, Jr. INVESTMENTS STOCKS and BONDS Affiliated With John Golbralth & Co Portland, Oregon Information Available On Request 20 Stocks With Postwar Promise 604 Medicol-Dtntal Building Telephone 6261 To help our many customer-friends and distributors, we make this second Del Monte report on canned fruit and vegetable prospects .In just the last few weeks since we last reported to you on canned fruit and vegetable prospects three important things have happened: the War Food Administration has In creased percentages of several Items to be set aside for military use. weather has definitely cut down a number of pack estimates. the manpower situation has become more difficult. That is why Del Monte, as the lead ing canner of fruits and vegetables, is continuing to issue this wartime series of reports. During this emergency, all of us must work together. Only with knowledge of what lies ahead can any housewife intelligently plan her shopping or understand the prob lems facing her grocer. Fruit Situation Tight Peaches are a good example of what ian happen to a canning crop. Pros pects were good for a bumper yield of fresh peaches in California, when stretches of extremely hot weather matured the fruit so fast that canner ies could not handle the full crop with available manpower, This cut down the whole industry's pack. Though we had hoped to do bet ter, it now looks as if the total national pack this year will be only about aver age, or slightly over average at best, A month ago, the industry knew the government's requirements for canned peaches would be very heavy. Since then, the Quartermaster's Department has upped its quotas still further. This means that supplies for civilians will be materially less than last year, On pears, while the pack turned out better than early estimates and will probably exceed last year's, govern ment needs are larger also, and the amount of canned pears on your gro cer's shelves will be very small, The industry hones tn "nut slightly more fruit cocktail than last year but quotas for our fighters have also grown so again, it means les3 of this popular fruit at your grocer's. Del Monte Pineapple and Pineapple juice win De sun scarcer than last year. Pineapple is a two-year crop. The drought of 1943 meant that we were not able to pack a normal amount in 1944 in spite of a favorable ripening season. Military requirements have also been increased. The good news in the fruit picture is apricots. A bumper crop resulted in the largest pack on record. Though military wants are twice as great as in 1943, you can expect as many Del Monte Apricots as you ever did. In total, fruits will be available to civilians in very limited quantities, Total Civilian Vegetable Supply bout 20 Less On vegetables as on fruits re nember that we are telling the story of total supply and what is likely to happen on the home front if present military demands continue. However, this picture could radically change on vegetables if the government reduced quotas out of this year's pack, or released substantial quantities from reserves. In our last report, we estimated that the industry's pack of canned peas would be less. Now we know the amount available for civilians will be about a fifth less than last year. The government quota on corn has not increased. But the total crop was smaller and the supply for civilians will be considerably less than last year, Asparagus production slightly ex ceeded last year. Military needs also increased, so the civilian supply is ap proximately the same as last season. It is expected that the supply of green beans will be slightly less, We had hoped to have good news on dcms ana carrots. But the armed forces asked the industry to supply them with three times as many car rots as last year, and twice as many beets. So even if packers succeed in producing a much larger volume, civil ians won't see as many as last year. The canned tomato pack will not be completed before the end of October, However, it now appears that it will bo less than last year. Consequently tho amount available for home consump tion will be materially less because tho government has almost doubled ita requirements. On the whole, the civilian supply of canned vegetables apparently will bo about one-fifth less than last year, bar ring reduction in government quotas or release from its reserves. But whatever Del Monte Products of available, you should be oble to get your shore of them. As we said before, Del Monte Foods will be apportioned to distributors throughout the country on a fair and square basis. This has been our policy ever since the war began. Del Monte deliveries are also spread throughout the year, so you can usu ally expect to find at least some varie ties of Del Monte Fruits and Vege tables at your grocer's. , You have a right to your share of these Del Monte Foods, so don't hesi tate to ask for them. If you can't find just the one you want, you may still find some other Del Monte variety that will serve your purpose. That's one advantage of learning how to "switch and swap" within the Del Monte line. Del Monte packs so many different products, that no mat ter which varieties happen to be short, you can choose any other Del Monte Food your grocer has and always bo sure of the same quality and flavor, Your Grocer's Troubles Aren't Oyer You can easily see, too, that all your grocer s problems are not solved.' Re member that a leading brand like Del Monte is always the first to be taken from his shelves. Don't blame him for, shortages and inconveniences. Your cooperation is still needed to help everyone in the food industry do a better job for you and for tho servicemen fighting for you. COMMUNITY WAR CHEST - V is J I
