Jober
MiM04id
26, l'44
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
HE DISCOVERED
UMinl In lit-
iWX!.. Yl.o InrK.'.il WWI.T.I
li' in llni northern
fir J ok (r'KUi.
in U IVl' 1 1
Tvi7.il "bo I""1"1, 1 ';
Ircc l uu ' .,..,1 i
lew""? , r
v;rM '",,rt .",,d
'' ' IhoAmor..
us.sn.-lal inn n n
1, " ,ho liirswl. wiMtcrn mill
in the country,
belleml tlml Hi" J'"ll',i;
f, aid,- o( tlw lri Is lurm--p
ii( gnus.
Cascade
vcrnl o( the Southern Pti
! rciiiilr bulks which hiivc
B (10IMK .. - "
fsumrmr months Iwve I 'II.
movi'd ti McCrccllo
its' an linn tl"1 Vlll "
Will hnve rhnrm? or Uloll
while Dlnll l In Arlznnn
ling relative. no rxtrii
WHICH HUH IMX-II IHrillH
ilecl licru In nmvlhK to Iho
rn-i'k canviin between
iliuri! and lirnnl I'nmi.
Hills is temporary fore-
2 ot tliln UnK n'w
can bo found to take
wirsc-
fflro Ikbort u vl.iltlnu with
yffjistrr nnd hrnlhrr-ln-lliw,
HA and Mrs. Ik-mile ltriwon.
airi Benson has also had her
wifll nephew, Kenneth Lnvoy,
itji her while her sl.nlcr, Mrs.
Ujiv, was III.
(rs. J. P. Ilenson is In Sun
Franco (loinK her Christina
iting. It Is Mrs- Ili'iison's
nj visit to San Kriiiielsco. Thu
ions came to Ori'Kon from
HO only recently, licnson
lulhcrn J'iidile tolt'Krnphcr
droit Is In the Kimono
iial sn'icrlni: with will-
Thls In Olrnns second
Siiemcnl to t ho hospital
call.-kmcs.
b. It. L. Porter uncut Ihc
end In huuenc shomilna.
iark Miirrii" of Cruzatle,
fh been absent from his
i s Soullu'rn PacHic toleg.
rr on account of Illness
relumed.
HY. and Mrs, Dowdy of
Wl&im ore takini? their vitcn.
oinow. Betty Williams In rc
!vjng Dowdy at telegrapher
nnd Mrs. Williams Yen
and small daughter havo
d from SpriiiKfield to
iffpec, when- Yeaiinr will
( over Ihe diilles ns slunal
'fiaini'r. mo majors were
icr Laitcmto biinimll rc.il-
J SEAL HAREMS
Sill reals establish their linr
lint the nso of 4 or 5 years. A
n may consist of two to a
nfrcd wives, nlthotmh 13
tjs to be tlic average number.
eaLi are tniiuhl to iiwim
' tpc N!o of six weeks, nnd bc-
experts In less than n week.
Sprague River
Wlllliim Ci. Wolford, 8 lc
II. M,, In hoinu on n leave be.
foro roporllim nt Shoemaker,
Calif., on October 2t.
Ho Iiiih completed n course at
llni iiiiviiI riidlu neliuol, Farm
Kill, Idnlio,
Tho (Jhlldri'n'ii church Kioup
ol thu SpriiKiii! Itlver tiiljernacle,
wltii their piiicnis, went on n
picnic Sunday afternoon, Octo
ber IS. Thero was u picnic
lunrli, lilkhiK nnd soino sports.
Tho event look place at Cnstlo
Hock. Tho pastor's sister, Veru
llumilton, wtis In charKc, Tliu
iidnlts iiUciidliiK were itev, and
Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. anil Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Itopi-r and Mr. and
Mrs. ling ilicru were at) at-
tciidlnit
Monday evenln tha mem
bers of too Friends church novo
n farewell pnrty for the Wat
son family, who tiro moving tu
a rnuch near Salem,
I'vt. Owen Kiddle Is home on
li 2 1 -day ftirloiiKh, He has been
stationed In thu Aleutian Is
lands, lie will return to Camp
Swift, Texas.
KuKeuo Runnels ( here to
ntiika his homo with his father,
W. J, Hunnels, and Mrs. Hun
nels. Ho has been in the const
(liinrd for Ilia past three years
and was recently returned from
tho Aleutian Islands. Tho Hun
nels family j9 wt. represented
In thu service, Cicnc having four
morn brothers In tho service, in
Kriinco, Sun I3leno, Texas nnd
I'ciisaeola, Kin.
Segregation Center
To Make Own Bread
TUI.KLAKE Heiiinnlnii this
week all bread consumed by
residents of tho Tulelukc segre
gation center will be produced
in tho recently completed bak
ery ami purchases from outside
sources will cease, It has been
announced by Itiiymond liny
ward, chief project steward.
To meet demands of the mess
halls, the bakery will produce
4000 loaves dally. Pastries for
the ccntor will be made Friday
and Saturday of each week.
Ilaywurd also stated that ob
servance of meatless days in
the center hns been changed
from three to two days per
week,
Gunderson Promoted
A WRA Center
TULELAKE Appointment
of Martin Gunderson as acting
assistant project director of
community management in the
Tulelako segregation center was
announced this week by the
WRA. Gunderson formerly act
ed as principal of the high
school In the center.
Assistant Project Director
Harry L. Illnck hns been trans
ferred from community man
agement to administrative man
agement, succeeding James
Wells, who left this week for
Rohwer Center, Ark., where he
will be In charge of administra
tive management.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You DrlT Move Yourstli
8t (4 Long tnd
Short Trips
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Prion 8304 1201 Cast Main
THE UNSEEN GUARDIAN
OF THE WIRES
h
TestboardManuwoA
dsy and nUki t nc-i- .
jnContl Office, to k..p
ywlephono lervlo work-
1 llmonlV,!,.
llm..L t .
ll """HWAMhlOWdtK
era'ho"ldl' anyttoubl.
Paial initru.
i'neiphimlooaUltwi,h.
;:2d8-aven though it
iway from tha toting
1 Si?VM hour of aroh.
bylin6 crews. That'. mor,
-;nUh..V0Mh...
WHEN
CALLING
WAR-BUSY
CENTERS
8omtlms you miy
hast th Long Dts
ttnoa optntot sy
"PUtsa limit yout
call to 8 mlnutaa."
That's to lat you know
that tha Una ara
orowdad.
oer'hli!lc",,HONI AND TILIORAPH COMPANY
?B,h Street Telephone 3101
Haq
ler
This community was slinekivl
to hear of tho passing of A. M.
Crystal Sunday, llo hud been
In poor health for dtiilu u wlillo.
lie and Mrs. Crystal Imvo re
sided here for a iipmhcr of
years and lie was a wonderful
gardener, supplying t, !,.
nmiilly wltii fresh vegetables
and plants from early spring
until Into autumn. H Is sur
vived by his wife, nne son of
Ashland nnd a daughter of Cali
fornia. Martin Snyder went duck
hunting over tho weekend.
n. ii. Anderson was u busl-
PACE SEVEN
ness visitor in Idaho lust week.
The Hiikoll family moved
buck lo Uiikersfleld, Calif., lust
Thursday utter residing here
I wo months while hauling po
tatoes, Joe I.clhlng Is hauling Ills
Inst cutting of liny now,
Mr. and Mrs. John lless hnve
moved Into tho Forest Hess
properly hero lust week,
Charles Hess hud another
toot 1 1 pulled the Jutter purl uf
Inst week,
Mrs. Dave Klein has been
(pilte worried lately as she
hasn't heard from her brother
for some time and recently
heard that his squadron was one
ol the group which helped tnke
1'uliiu island.
The potato sorters lire busy
in the Charles Green cellar
here,
Tho former Mrs. Ruth Lin
festy, a resident here a few
years ago, Is now teaching In I The bow and arrow were used
San Jose, Cullf. ! by ancient people in almost every
country on the globe, and their
Llusmflcii Ads Bring Hesullg. origin is unknown.
DEWEY 5D,OC1 CLUB
Herc'i My Dollar For Dewey.
Name ........
Address Phona
IMPORTANT! PLEASE TURN IN ALL
PROCEEDS BY OCTOBER 28
I'd. Adv. Kiain(h Dewey 50.001 ClUB
. CANADiteD
w i rt -
4 BLUE BELL Large C- " I UP 'T
BIG BOTTLE
150
PLUS DEPOSIT
Cheerful Earful !
Drinks mixad with Canada Dry
Water evan aound batter. "PIN
POINT CARBONATION" givei
them a sparkle you can hear...
a livelinen that law.
RY WATER
A.- .
f I
national Apple lffT..
A" Apples arc of tiptop qunlity now! Take
J nclvnnlOKe of Snfewny's stocks buy them
by the pound, economically enjoy apples
II. this wcckl
. DrllcloDt Extra FRnrj '
; Eating Apples Per box $2.9&
V'l For bobbing, too.
A Cooking Apples LB. 10c
Vf For Pics, Sauce, Dumplings Par Box
Ai Jonathans, Fancy. $3.98
QUEEN OLIVES pickles PEANUT BUTTER
Li OHvoi Brand Howdy Coarse Grind
HE INK
3Bom. l3c I I S" 26c I 2-'?;r 45c I
EDWARDS COFFEE
HILLS or M.J.B. Coffee
NOB HILL Coffee
AIRWAY Coffee Lit 20c
HALLOWEEN PARTV
Good Food Guarantees .
4 Success fttf Party
C 0 F F E E S
1-lb. glass Jar 28c
Vacuum pack
in.. 23c
33e
Jar
... 4Se
3 ,k 58c
lbs.
Canterbury Tea
ORANGE
PEKOE
W -Pound
Package
Mince Meat
Pop Corr,
NONE SUCH
BRAND
MOR
ZIP
28-os
jar
' 10-os.
- can
43c
37c
17t
Apple Cider X 63c
HOSTESS
CUP of 2
Delicious Freah and U(ht u bonvi baked cake
BLUEBELL Large )
potato vnips Bag jac
Fresh stocks buy lots of 'cm
2 Crackers l 22c
. , The original "party cracXer"
Crackers : 19c
Round, -tatty butter-flake . u
Nu Made Mayonnaise
Duchess Salad Dressing
Tang Salad Dressing
Pint
Jar
Pint
Jar
Nalley'i
Pint Jar
27c
23c
24 c
rTJV11lfn,111!!i!1!l
PEANUT BUTTER
Real Boast. Reg. Grind
n, 43c
PEANUTS
Fre,hLgb- 33c
Seedless Raisins
Nectar Raisins
Tomato Catsup
Salt
Pickles
Salted Peanuts
Guoyo Jelly
Marmalade
Honey MT,M
Beverages v."n"r
Hun
Male
c ii n
&0 pla.
I.rilla
I.lhbjr llnme
Mad. SI) In
rerra
S-lb.
1A-8B.
P(-
I7C
r-ih.
Pf-
L. 30c
Planter'a
So pk. tW
Na. Hi Oft
till
J-lb.
Etfinlille llaaa
':r...58c
A.ld. lAa
I'lavorp. H.ol.""
l'lui Dollle Uepotlt
25c
16c
8c
37c
Tall
Can a
Cherub Milk
Case at II I3.HS 11 pt. per can)
Royal Satin
Guaranteed A -lb.
Shortening v Jar.
Pancake Flour .
Aunt
Jemima pkr-
Minute Man Soup Mix
pk(.
3 for
25c
59c
25c
8c
Sno-White Salt t-T,,"
Heinz Ketchup points)
Kitchen Bouquet
A Sunny Skies
najuiuius
Baby Food
Bouillon Cubes
All Bran, Kellogg's
Pancake Flour
Pkf.
7c
Green
Clapp's
4-et. II.
bottle tlw
35e
Strained
Can
7e
9c
19c
74c
Herbox cubea.
)6-oi.
pkr.
JO-lb.
Sperry'a sack
Duff's Waffle Mix IV." 23c
"iV. 39c
n-ai.
J.
Su-Purb Soap
Purex Bleach
25c
SAFE WAV AtFA TS
" --TOV
And whon It comes to meat! Ahhhl Sofewoy'i
where you got real values, quality for quality.
Apples Winter Banana 3 Lbs. 25c
Qravenstein 3 Lbs. 25
Squash Hubbard Lb.. 4c
Marblohead Lb. 4Hfi
Celery Utah Graan Type Lb. 9c
Turnips Purplo Top Lb. 6c
Carrots Long, Santa Maria Lb. 7c
Cauliflower Snowball Heads Lb. 15c
Cranberries ZLX -39c
Potatoes U. S. No. 2 SO Lb. Sack 1.09
HOW f?ESH & FRSH r
GUARANTIED PRODUCE-
Safeway produce Is priced by the pound
you pay only for what you need and buyl
Veal Sirloin Steak ,
"A" Grade Lb. eJOC
Veal Shoulder Steak 0Q
"A" Grade Lb. aVOC
Veal Rump Roast 33c
Veal Shoulder Roast 9Q
"A" Grade Lb. ataOC
Beef Roast Lr;SRCr;.. Lb. 27c
Lamb or Veal Stew 10
"A" Grade .: Lb. I VC
Short Ribs Beef mb 19c
A lot to dt
with Apples!:
NO ONE NEEDS a recipe to enjoy a good eating
apple, whether the occasion be Hallowe'en or
just any day at all. But for apples that are better
when cooked, here are appetizing suggestions.
GLAZED BAKED APPLES
(These are the kind you get in fine restaurants-
but there's nothing complicated about preparing
them): Wash 6 large baking apples, remove blos
som ends, and core about 2 inches deep. Fill each
cavity with 1 or 2 tbsps. sugar, dash of cinnamon
and nutmeg. Place in baking dish, with small
amount of. water. Bake in moderate oven'
(375 F.) about 45 minutes. Make syrup of 1 cup
sugar and I cup water; boil 5 minutes. Remove
cover for last 15 minutes of baking, and baste
frequently with syrup. Serve warm or cold, with
cream or chilled custard sauce.
And if you like apple sauce in full, crystal-clear
pieces, then try this recipe for
CATSUP APPLES
Core, but ao not peel cooking apples. Cut in half
crosswise, and place in baking dish, cut side up.
. Top each half with $ tbsp. catsup and H tbsp.
butter or margarine. Add enough water to cover
the bottom of the dish. Bake in moderate oven
(350 F.) for about 30 minutes. Just before serv
ing, turn the cut sides of the apples down; to
absorb the voice.
Safeway
Homematers' Bureau
JULIA LER WRIGHT, Director
Genuine aged wines Imported from the Islands of Ma
delra. Original cases, bottles and labels!
BOAL
11 Years Old
35-es. Bottle
$o39
"VEROEL BO" C. 39
H Taara Oil 9
JS-oi. Bottle Sa
PEETS
Granulated Soap
33-01. pkg. 26C
Ivory Soap
Large Ban
3 or 29c
, Personal Ivory ,
2 cakes 9e
WHEN A GOOD RIPE apple
COMES OFF THE TREE, THEN IT3
REALLY FINE EATINd I
THOSE FINE-EATING APPLES
ARE RUSHED FROM ORCHARO
TO STOKE, FAST AS POSSIBLE.
AND THEY'RE PUT ON DISPLAY
WHERE YOU CAN SELECT
EXACTLY THE ONES YOU WANT
22,000 WACS Needed!
Help our Wounded Soldiers in ;
U. S. Army Hospitals. Join up!
Be a Medical Technician. Tha
need is great. : AddIv at WAC 1 '
headquarters.
THEY TASTE GOOO! BECAUSE
WHEN YOU BUY 'EM AT SAFEWAY,
THEfKE NATURALLY FRESH.'
SAFEWATf
mien.