peconibo r 28, 1944
HERALD, AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE FIVE
rlml HUM lpuncnil serv-
itfthollc church hi Uummiulr
i i . ,rlt,y 'l,r A"'"
Lorn, who died In u Khiiniilh
Hi lioplll Mondiiy u( last
''S Mr, lionora .wuii n rcil.
,,i'0r mmsimilr for 12 ycurs
Mil led 'hut plnco olKhl ynurs
WW I.. II,. U,
0 l() rem"" ...... H
,.( linlv mid wd 02 ycura
"fj' .i the time of his death.
!wo ions, Outdo and Hudolfo,
., lervhiB In tho Italian nrmy,
Anlnliinllii ..I...
iiirvivcs.
w . flrnvm Ml'l fllf.
Ii. fumi w.... - ....... ,
ord P- "owo nd "on nntl d?"'1.
Grove, whero the Howes hiivo
-iirchiiffCti iiviiiv, u,
PUm " 1.. If Inmalh k'ulla .ml, I
,c end of tho present school
I he Win J1-"" ,nn " ' iv"
recently accepted pout In the
journi "k
urn! on Leave Lunelle
Gndy, son of Mr. nd Mm.
i W Gndy of Hope street, It
home on leave for the Christ
mil holidays, and Is vlslllnii
with (rlends and relatives here,
jutciio Is with the NUOTC at
the University of Washington
In Seattle, unci will return
there on January 1,
naeuneratlnfl Dorothy t.es-
meUlcr Is recuperating Horn a
tonsil operation performed
Tucdny. She Is now ut home nt
1240 Mon inure, wncro snc mis
been vlnlllnii her parents over
Die Christmas holidays. Miss
Usmilstcr Is a student at
frcmo slate collcuo.
n.nrn Th,l- U, I M hrt I, ,h. ......
(or the colored personnel of the
WUnmll. mil'lll llll atfttinn uKmn
Saturday night at 7 p, in., In
lown. The navy orchestra will
provide music for tho holiday
fifty.
Biby Born A baby boy was
born on Christmas day to Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen K, Sabo Jr.
The baby, whoso father Is now
veriest, has been named
Michael Paul Sabo.
VITAL STATISTICS
HtNTXLllcpi at Hl1UM hospital,
KUmilh rll, On.. tiecmbr aj. inn.
14 Mr- and Mr. Bon JUnml, Mnlht.
Or?., i boy. Weightf 1 pounds u
agjini.
POVTrn-porn at Htllild hoiniut,
Klimiih ralli, Or , Dceniir J1, lOii,
w Mr. and Mri. John )ytr. Tuftlakt,
CiHf.. a boy, Weiihtt fl pound. (J'i
M(i. Nam: Claude Jamei.
HARM Born at Hltlitdt hnopiui,
KJimtlrt ralli. Ore.. Dectntlwr 34, 1044.
Mr. and Mr., Altwrt I.. l(sli. ciui
mult, Ort , a acirt. Wcittht; 7 pound i U
wnett. Name; Uarbara Jim.
,1MPCP--lloin at Klamath Valley hoi
lU). Klamath rail, Or Dcrrmbr
V. to Mr. and Mri. Altwn V.
mr. llift Oregon, a boy, Wtiiht; 4
pwndi 11 ounca.
OBITUARIES
JOHN JOHtPH COUMAMI
Mri Jouph Cnumana, a native of
OnUrjo. Canada, ajt ttT ytara, paiid
.iy In thia city Dceamber 3t at it. 40
I. m. Ha rcaldad with hi brother.
iriomai Coumana at 4O30 Bryant, and
n a innnar amployaa at the Tcltcan
y Lumbar company. Tha rainalna rrt
I Uia Carl Wfinlock Tunaral home.
Em hi Hlxlh, Funeral arraniamanU
BABY MARGir Rt C niAttliniiN
Hirfla But Daarborn, 19 day old baby
frl of Mr. and Mrt. C. W. Dearborn of
winia. praon, paiird away Wodnti
x rnornini, u renter 27. foUowini a
my brkf Tllitana. In addition tn Tier
Rirtnu ha U mrvlvrd by two brother.
rold William nrf l.ut)ir It.nrv nnr.
wrn and one filter, Catherina May
WirKorn, all at noma; alio her two
Ktmni..i nwr. niri. ntry uearnorn ann
. nuby Drown and i raat-iranri-pirinii,
Mr. anil Mri. Krank Niohnl a I
Bonanra, Oragon. Funeral aarvlcat
nd ccmmhtnnu will ho held at the
omnia cematery Thunday, Decemtur
Wlmnbarh nf St. Paula Enlnconal
'hwrch offlrlatlnf. Arranjamanu In
"im or in a carl Whltlock runarai
norn.
" Mltd. NINA It. MAftTK.V
Mri. Nina It. Maitcn, native of Mln-
MIlOll. .H 111 ... n.n.,(L nl
M daja pdMtd away at tha noma of her
fliuihter In 1'nrtUnd. Orauon, Ufiranibar
. wnra ana naa re mon ior ma nan
hi had been it rc it drill of Klamath
tounly for 30 yean. Surviving: htr li
(on; five dauiMui, Mra. May Corkhlll.
ifr' lTr Conkla and Mrs. Ruth Turpln
ill Of Port anrl. flrainn: a.n Mrs .Toimi
rV and Mri. Ollva DWHI nf l.m
".irp, n wru M ra mic nt m van and
't-frandrhlldran, runaral ar
l! fiftfRS " Unlat'v,'y "l t0 bt h,ld
Courthouse Records
w .,,;!"LM" "r .
""ini r.rr.r. ariv nr motor
J.' wall, unilor the InduJnco of
r. .. ;.iir. L.nminiiiin au ny..
kiri?,..1,l.nuel Millar, ilrlvlm motor v.
antr in. inllurtic. of n-
SM cl' w,,hliu "" " "M
111 J.'- "iinitr, earryint coneti to
wmi": wmmlllrd ao d.vi.
h.... 1 ,v,orr,nn, ii iiiB in procure
r&J"r ', Hwiw. rinrd MM.
.1... i:,n0 Mine num. rnlllns in pro.
jJJJ 1H motor volilclo IHonio. fliifil
Vi . . .il'M wllr. PSMlnir motor .
J;1' Hli iniu(tlol,nt cltaranci. Vln.d
Card Partv JV.,... ..
Mooso will spiiiihur a card party
l'l lday alternoon, nuccmber ail
ut i n. 111., at the Mouse hall. The
public Is InvlltMl. T10 U ; ,';
cMiinmiit,,, ()f , women rt iw
Mooso will ,l:ci t n,u ,, Sl
r P."Vl ,bl1' au' ul 0:;)() m
. .i """ a i)unii!ss
niiin ' CU,',!1 ls cliair'
Knight, of Pythias The
ft'"? V" Pyll'lna will meet at
h i IOOF hall t 7 o'clock p. m.
thin evening, Thuraday, for 11 tur
key feed and public Installation
of office. The Knlxhts of Py.
'. !1,"i"'KL,,l"!l1' f"'llle and the
I ythlati Silmor.i and their fami.
lies arc Invlterl.
Vlilli Hr I'KC Harold Rob
c ?"; ton of Mr- ""d Mm. C.
S. KnhPi'tKon of Lincoln street,
left Wednesday morning for
Cortland after upending thn holi
days here. Robertson Is station
ed In the air corpn ofricc, Port
land port of embarkation.
PASTEURIZED SKIM Milk
ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS
bnriitmai uunii Mr ,i
Mrs. Harry Ruch of Rccdsport
were Hie weekend holldny guests
of Mr and Mrs. Carl Arthur at
their home In tho Kvans apart
ments. Ruch Is owner of a large
n...... mninui III ncCOSporl,
Hr From Tulo Allan
marKioy and Donald Ross,
iiii-mui'is 01 me sum 0f tin.
iiiieiune mi a center, were
ylsitori In K I a m a t h falls
Wednesday.
, Etgl Mott The Eogles aux
lllary will meet Friday, Decem
ber 20 at 8 p. m. In the lower
KOE hall. There will bo refresh
ments and entertainment alter
lodge,
Raturni South Margaret
Pearl llalley, rlnuglitcr of Mr.
and Mrs, V. L. llalley, 1828
Etna, relumed to San Fran
cisco Tuesday after spending
vnrisimas nere.
DoMolay All members of
IJeMolay are reminded of to.
nights regular meeting in the
Masonic temple at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be balloting on new
memoers.
Visit H.r Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Zinn of Duiisniulr spent
the holidays in Klamath Falls
with their daughter, Mrs. Law
rence Roman, and family.
To Sptak Reverend Ingersoll
will speak at the servicemen's
chapel on Friday, December 29.
Tho chapel Is located at 325
Main.
FOR HOLIDAYS HERE
1st Lt. Ralph P. Taylor, who
nan been wounded four times
during his period of combat, re
turned homo Christinas morning
to Join his wife, tho former
blizubclh Burton, and their
young daughter, Sara Elizabeth.
Lt, Taylor was officially list
ed n wounded by the war de
partment on Wednesday. He wus
first hit while In Italy and when
the 7th army moved Into Ger
many he received additional
wounds. He will report alter
January 1 to Harnes General
hospital, Vancouver, Wash., and
Mrs. Burton and daughter will
accompany him north. He Is
the son of Mrs. May Taylor, 610
N. 7th, and George Taylor of
Portland. Mrs, Ralph Tuylor is
the daughter 0 Mr. and Mrs,
George Uurton, 43 Pine.
Home of Klamath
Man Ransacked
The home of Ben Bishop a.
4810 Shasta way was ransacked
by burglars early thin week, ac
cording to Sheriff Lloyd Low.
The homo was entered by
throwing rocks through the win
dow, and unlocking It from the
Inside. All the members of the
Bishop family were away at the
lime of the burglary, and several
articles were taken, Low reported.
3P
valtor Harold Klrkbrlde, San
Francisco, chief engineer for the
Southern Pacific company for
12 years until his retirement
last January, died Wednesday
in Dunsmuir following a heart
attack. I
Klrkbrlde has just returned
from Klamath Falls where he
had been on business for the
SP. He was en route to San
Francisco when he became ill
and was moved to the Dunsmuir
hospital. The engineer had been
at the local yards on a private
Inspection Job and attending
physicians said his illness was
brought on by over exertion.
Ranger Station
Shift Announced
BAKER, Dec. 28 (P) Shift
of stations for national forest
rangers was announced here to
day by Charles Simpson, local
forest supervisor.
Eugene Wil month, Blue
Mountain ranger station,, will
assume charge of the Bend dis
trict, Deschutes forest. Harry
Wolfe, Whitman Dale district,
moves to the Blue mountain
district and Avery E. Berry
transfers from the Umpqua
forest at Roseburg to the Dale
district,
Classified Ads Bring Results.
NEW RECORDS SEEN
IN SP 44 TRAFFIC
Southern Pacific's freight and
passenger loads piled up new
all-time traffic records in 1844,
President A. T. Mcrcler reported
today in a year-end statement
of the railroad's activities.
The company's net ton miles
of freight in 1944 will be slightly
greater than in 1943. This rep
resenus a new all-time high for
the fifth year in a row, being
nearly three times the load car
ried in 1939, the last year be
fore defense production affected
rail transportation.
Passenger miles for 1944, it
was stated, will exceed last
year's by more than 11 per cent,
being five times those of 1940,
a fairly normal year, and estab
lishing a new all-time record
for tho third year In succession.
Net Income In the year Just
ending, however, will be ap.
proximately 35 per cont lower
than that of 1943, and is expect
ed to run about 53 per cent be
hind that of 1942, it was noted,
due to higher wages, increased
material costs and mounting tax
payments.
PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. 28 (Pi
A burglar broke through the
second floor of a vacant building
adjoining a downtown cafe,
forced a door, and dropped into
the cafe kitchen through a trap
door.
His loot: one 40-cent sweet
potato pie.
Card Party The Women of
tho Moose will sponsor a card
parly Friday at 2 p. 111. in the
Moose hall,
BONNEVILLE SNOW
PORTLAND, Dec. 28 (Pi
Six "Inches of snow blanketed
the Bonneville area today, and
drivers were warned of hazard
ous conditions on the Columbia
River highway near Crown
Point.
Portland, however, recorded
ubovc-treczliig temperatures.
WEATHER
r.uitnr
Klnm.lh rll
Rner.menlo
Norih nond
Portland
Madford
Meno
San Francltco .
60. tils
IKK
Mln. Praeln.
3D
Trare
.sn
.10
Northern California flalny '"djiy:
linwari tonlKhi; cooler tonlahl. Trlilay
partly cloudy wltr. Hint anowari lutn
'or'Yon-tntrmlttanl rain today and
tonlshl but .now over and ea.t of cat
cade.. Sllfhtly tolrter In .ovilll and aa.t
portlona tonUht. uM ahower. rrtday.
cTmT" or THANKS
Wa wl.h to thank our many friend,
and iwlnhhore for thrlr Idnd word, and
beautiful floral oflerlno in our recent
bereavement, the death of our aon anil
brother, little llarrell Oene Mecham.
Mr, and Mr.. r.imr Crap.er
and family.
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
When you need
I 1 rti i qulckrclioffrom
I . '' nnin. do VOU
-V ' v.'.' - . . -
jBBTi licKitatototake
"i 4 J aspirin bocmise
.,.". I it leaves you
V X-fl 1 with an upset
.Tmtnn stomach? If to,
vnMPUPf I fliln new med
nl Hliienvnrv.
SUPERIN. ia "just what the doc
tor ordered" for you.
Suptrln Is otpirin plus contains
tho sumo pure, sale aspirin you
havo long known-but devoloped
by doctors in a special way for
thoro upset by aspirin in Its ordi
nary form.
This nw Wnd of, aspirin tablet
dissolves more quickly, lots thn
aspirin get rlulit at tha Job of ro
liovlnir pain, reduces tho acidity of
ordinary aspirin, and does not Ir
ritate or upset stomach oven alter
repeat doses.
Tor this out to remind you to
net Stiperln today, so you can tiny
ft on hand when hradaohes, colds,
for New Year's Parties
Mixed NutsNoposnutI Lb.47c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts 90
Pound aWW
Ritz Crackers Mb. Pkg.22c
Hershey's Cocoa Lkbg.lOc
Edwards Coffee 28c 2Ijb54c
Nob Hill Coffee
Whole boen freshntii Mb. bag
Airway Coffee w
Mild, mellow blond Mb. beg"C
Pepsi-Cola and
Burgundy Wine
("Nips") 6 bottles 3
Plus Bottle Deposit.
Monte Cristo ...
.24 oi. bottle
$1.07
While Stocks 26-oi
Laitl Bottl'
Monte Cristo Real Champagne. Was $2.75
12-oi.
, Cans
Prem & Tang
32f
5
The Perfect Meat for Lunches, Snacks
Mrs. Wright's Bread ;..Wb. l0.j 9c
Tea Bags, Canterbury beg, 36c
Borden's Hemo Food drink. ,b. 3 59c
Sun Valley Beverages
H gallon Jug (plus deposit)
EalaitM'a? Baa?lie1i aViv
I lauvi a iiianii itiia 40-oz. pkg.
Softasilk Cake Flour
2?i.lb. package
Kitchen Craft Flour
S-lb. sack 25ti 10-lb. sack
Puffed Raisins
Sun Maid lS-oi. pkg.
Peanut Butter 25
Bovorly or Howdy Coarse Grind lb. Jar
Beeville Honey ,.i.,b. j3Qc
49c
29c
26c
43c
Kanana
Banana
Flakes
Sfi-os. can
39c
White Satin Sugar 10 bs. 62c
Soda Crackers or Grahams 2-lb. box 33c
Libby's Deviled Ham 3-ox. can 16c
Joy Mixes, Golden Layer and cup
cakes 12-oi. pkg. 28e
Supurb Soap 50-oz. pkg. 39c
Favorite Matches .. carton of 6 boxes 24c
"CAT AND tQG"
CLEARANCE -
In the grocery trade "Cats and Dogs" refers
to slow moving items, discontinued products,
or just plain overstocked merchandise that
"needs a home." And that's what these are
as well as a number of other odds and ends
on display at your Safeway. Help us clean
them out before the first of the year and save
real "doughl" While they Iastl
Clean-Up Prices That: Are
"Doggone" Hot!
Mavis Cola Syrup
Makes delicious drink at home. 12-oz. bot.
5c
Tinned Jelly K ElBc
Delicious tropical guava Jelly. Sweet, tasty.
TiiitM Valid for sandwiches
1 Una Bnd ,alads J4 t:
Pre-Cooked Beans
Copcland's brand. White beans.
H-lb.
pkg.
9c
9c
Minute Man Soup Mixes
Vegetable or Chicken noodle. 95c
Excellent for quick hot lunches. 3 pkgs.
Bon Ton Shoe Polish
Black, brown, army tan.
For that beautiful shine 2 tins
25c
MaCa MlX Delicious for making pin
cake and waffle syrupone package lfc
makes one pint syrup 3 pkgs. ,v
Many other items on
display. Don't miss 'em! i
ic'lrVlt
Safeway produce Is rushed from form to store.
Celery Tondor and crisp U.
Carrots , tb;7c
Oranges caiifomis Nsvcis Lb. 10c
Grapefruit J&ri! , He
YamS California Lb.
Sweet Potatoes tiUc
p.i.int.c U. S. No. 1 Klamsih A CO
rOtatOeS Q,m, 100-Lb. Bag "
U. S. No. Klsmsth Gems SO-Lb. Bag 1.7S
New Year Cleaning Needs
Parsons' Ammonia quart bottle 21e
White Magic Bleach ...... quart bottle 10c
Lava Soap, the miracle resolvent soap.
Large bar 5c
Penn Champ Floor Wax pt. 49c and 1 Free
Peets Sweet- Puz
Granulated I I Granulated
Soap Heari Soap
' Toilet
33-ox. pkg. Soap 21K-OS. pkg.
26c 1 2ba,j3c 1 23c
SPBAKfNG OFSOLUrONS
i l.WLVI TO DO MV
CHOOLWORK BRTTBtl
IN 1145 SO I CAN
OROW UP TO BE A
OOOD CITIZEN I
aV
I RSSOLVe TO WHITE
MORS UTTBM TO MV
SSISNOS IN THE ARMED
PORCES SO THEVWl.
Shop wlsely-poy no more than celling
prices help keep prices down.
4
Resolve to buy War Bonds
with your savings in 1945
. . . and here's a good way to start your New
Year savings right now . . . Resolve to buy all
your foods at Safeway in 1945. You'll find all the
brands you know and like the best values of
1945 at your Safeway store plus naturally
fresh produce and guaranteed meat. -
Cut String Beans
Wilamet,
No. 2 can..
'10 Pts. per Tin)
13c
Tatmntn liiiVn
Sunny Dawn (2 blue stamps) No. 2 can '
Tomatoes fs'Ll'll'stamps). no. 2 can 15c
Whole Kernel Corn
Country Home, (20 Pts. per Tin) ...
CmsmmIi Emeiil Bay
?pinacn (20 p,. pr Tin)
Sweet Potatoes
Pel-la.Co .....No. 2H ein'C
Sugarbelle Peas ,(2 16c
ICa.
., No. 2 cm
No. 2H can 17c
Mayonnaise
N
Marg
Pint Jr
Nu-Made. Fresh-made like homemade.
. Sunny Bank 2-lb.
8nnc (jr p ib pfc9-
IT
351
Best Foods Mayonnaise pi"' 34c
Duchess Salad Dressing p1," 23c
Sandwich Spread Bo"h Pmt s.r25c
Durkee's Dressing ,A
And Meat Ssuee 10-os. bottle UC
Cider Vinegar oh Mm. i-si. bot. 57c
Cucumber Pickles .
Helns .,,1.24-os. jar 0C
Chopped Olives Libby, h can 13c
Yanilla and Lemon Flavor 1fl
Westag ,...8-os. bottle ' "C
Snowdrift
SHORTENING
jet 68c
Spry
SHORTENING
Royal
Satin
SHORTENING
59c
3-lb.
Jar
No motter what the cut or price Safeway
meat Is guaranteed.
GRADE "A" BEEF
Round Steak, 1SR, lb. 38c
Sirloin Steak, 13R, lb. 40
Rib Steak, 11R lb. 32c
Chuck Roast, blade or
arm cuts, 5R lb. 27c
Short Ribs for braising
or boiling . lb. 20e
Ground Beat lb. 28c
VEAL GRADE "A"
Vesl Roasts lb. 27e
Veal Loin Chop lb. 42c
Veal Rib Chops .... lb. 38c
Veal Shoulder I
Steak lb. 2
Eviscerated Fryers, no waste .......... lb. 65c
Rabbits, fresh dressed lb. 55c
Oysters, medium sijeed pt. 65c
See Our Selection of Point Free Steaks and
Roasts. "Utility Grade" at Lower Prices.
I RESOLVE TO
LIV8 AND EAT
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WOSK SOU VICTORy
WONT SLACKEN
IN 1145.
WISSLV SO MV I ''''X'i
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SAPEWAV AND SAVS MONeV-TO
iuvest MV SAVINGS IN WAR
BON03I
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No. 1 Fsncy Hens
Point Free
etc, strike. Sea how quickly is
1 m m
lb. 49c
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