iish Woman Writes After
ft from Klamath Youth
i, f' Auuvk'Ull anUlli'l",
hlP - liilor Jii't iccclvrrt
i In . Monro. 2 HI
Dorothy
Kngliiml.
I ' U"lt of uv. It
M ,' Mooro. over
I0"' .1 the Woodloy homo.
tmu "s ,ii(hr.ilo who
i .,.,( hv the? Houuiurn
C I you i will b e1
I.c,l.. . ,...,! In u I you
rfSnic of yo.ur wiii
liuvii h pinna uml lie auomod so
)li!U.Hl Iti ho uhlo to pluy mid
wo uiijoyud liHtuniiiK to him. Wo
do Inipo he'll come uguin. We
did IlKu lilni. Anvhow. wn'va
Klvru him mi Invitutioi), o It'i
up ui nun now.
Now, I think I bettor toll vou
nbout my fnnillv. Mv liimhmiri
und I hiivo liuen ninirled 27 ycurn
una wo nnvo tour cmiciren, llirco
Klrl and ono boy, The elrirat
uin, iii-amo, la In tho WAAF'a.
'Hint In nlr force Sho is In the
vecoru omuo ut a plueo colled
tileiieuatnr. Sho win married
hint AukiihI to n nice boy from
our church. He In In tho riny
mid him boun ulnco tho beginning
of tho w.ir, In fact, ho wait nl
Dunkirk. My 1oy, who Ik 22, In
In flout nlr orm. nnd In ut nrraent
on Ceylon, llu'a been thero 12
months mid Iiub ubout two inoro
yeiira to do. Wo itiIkh him
much, he a uch a deur, uood Ind
mid full of life, but allli wo urc
thiinkful hn'B wlioru ho In, It
mlHht bo ii lot wom Ills iiunie
la Alex.
Tho next Kil l la M:iruiiret mid
the Is 20. She, unfortunately,
had to to to u factory. She would
huvu liked to go in aervlee, but
hud no choice, liefore tho war
alio wua in Lloyds bunk, no you
can uui'wi how ahe hates her me-
sent job. Hut aba's doing her bit
mm J m uiua sue is nut uwny
from homo.
Tho younue.il, Iimii, liu.t been
leurnliiK (horthund und lyiiliiR
mid will oon ha netting u Job
lor ncraell, him la 13.
I wish this wretched war
would finish and let im have
our loved ones buck. Wo haven't
dona in badly, on the whole, ut
any rulo wo ru not sturvvd
Wo'vo hud plenty of good, pViln
food. We huvo hud u few more
upplcs IIiIh ycur, but It's very
ruro wn get uuy oranges, leniona
or bananas. Grapes, pcuchex
und thosu sort of things ure out
of our raich ultoKetlier. Even
swecta mo rutloned. We only
get 'hrec-foiirths of u pound euch
u month, which Isn't u lot.
Still, we are lucky I supnote,
und wo aren't grumbling. We'll
put up with uuythliiK, if only the
wur will finish, Wo urc an ex
ceedingly happy fiunlly und very
busy '.ill tho time with one thing
or unother. Wo belong to the
Methodist church und have
qtiito a lot of things going on
I u I to a
.lll'I'C, III
nd my children tuke u bin
Interest. My husband Is ciipluln
of boys' brlKude, u very old in
slltutfon und it keeps him very
busy, lie hus nbout 28 boys nnd
we Imvci u club for them on
Wednesdays. 1 make ubout 70
cuke euch week, Wo get a per
mit for u little fut, augur and
milk. We sell the cokes at a
penny und a cup of tea (j penny.)
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Well now, must finish off, but
did wunt you to know how glnd
we were to havo your lad for a
duy or two und do hope he will
come nguln, lie promised to
write to us, so I hope he does
and then I'll keep In touch with
him.
Ho budn't a proper address to
give us, so if when you get this
you have his uddresa, perhups
you will let mo have It. Here's
wIshlnK you a very hnppy new
year and may wc havo peace
soon.
Yours very sincerely,
Mrs. Dorothy Woodley,
Birmingham, bnglund.
The arid shoro on the Pcrslun
Gulf ut Bahrain has no fresh
water, but fresh water springs
come out at the bottom of the
seu. ..."
Prisoner of War
Pants Discovered
TACOMA, Kcb. 1 IP) If you
sec 11 men running around with
out pants, notify the gendarmes!
They muy be escaped prisoners
of war.
Police officers hero late yos
tcrday investigated a report that
a pair of overalls with f. w.
printed on them had been seen
hanging on a bush along the
railroad tracks near here. Don
ald E. Stevenson, flagman ut a
tunnel cntruncc, turned over 11
pairs of P. W. trousers to the of
Thursday. February 1, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS NINE
ficers. He said they had been
found scattered along tho tracks
as though thrown from a moving
train.
The prisoner of war camp at
Fort Lewis was notified and said
none of their prisoners was miss
ing but police (aid the officer in
charge asked them to give thl
trousers to military police, to b(
returned to the camp.
Cool cukes thoroughly before
frosting.
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'".nirdy. December
I?". ,.' or Hi" Chrlstn
ins
would
10, J11, l.l.n
ie0' ' . ...I lull vou. All"
to y." '".., 'L.n,o to.
T hmmy nun.o
i,ii?Hses. nnd
"."' .. I .k If I
KC
An nur
.'"li; of
1111 III
ran -1:,ri,.111, fnr
.WBlin ..rdhiury
7, f.mllv hurd working, mil
Sdlrtr'K1 to glvo tlio
12 bit of homo life "
j'm "ure they appi ecKilcd it.
i( boy who Ilkcrl U. lo n.o h;
I. hit and 1 think he did
I. bit hMlcK. Still wo
tiulle a hnppy lime '"! wo
be!t for ihem. ns fur ea
iDllld.'..ii i.i 1 ihmiuht a bit
hi 'uuess a rest from
J wm put that right. We
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i CLUB MEET
Crtdr. Meyor A. Zcllgs of ;
lirlne Unrrucks, apoke nn
readjustment of combat
i to civilian economy nl the
club meeting Tuesday. He
cd the necessity of tho civ-;
population understnndlnK
urobloms of rendjustiiiuni i
iro being fMced by our ro-,
n servicemen. Zcllgs re-
d (hat ono of every four
iltles In this war Is psycho-
ll, ind the "reconversion'
undent upon civilian witter
ing. '
lis alto brought out thul
wcholoiilcnl chunges of men ;
have just gone Into the
d forces are great In them
f, due to tho loss of person
kntlty and Independence,
through the development of i
mp spirit by adjustment to
mint I part of a team. 11 1
should be considered that
boys have faced death, j
i hat clMhgcd their manner
linking to a greut degree,
i added.
is particular transition is
icrmment, he said, but it
ll In I chungo of their out
upon life, and sense of
i, ind Inasmuch as this Is
ore tlun a temporary prob
"It will continue to face us
the end of tho wur." It wus
lei to civilians to bo lenient
:oopcrntlvc In trying to see
elnt of view of servicemen.
Hewing tho address, 10
Lions club pins were
ded to Estln Kliicr, Al Me
ld, Lloyd Derby, Paul
n and Vcrn Moore. These
jwere awarded by past prcsl-
no otputy nisirict govcr
Myrle C. AHnms. Rlv nui
fr to be Inducted Into the
I py mt President Walter
Mdanacr Included Ed At-
try,. John Jnnssen, Merit
Pj J Fowler. Ben Trlnnott
K crulff.
tcjti at the meeting were
eth Samson, Norman Gil.
ind Ray Garrison. Chair
of the day was Paul Ang-
la'i Cornetist
J in Hospital
ING BEACH, Calif., Feb.
J -Herbert L. Clarke, 77,
cornetlst with John Philip
Mor morn than tlx nr
P hospital Tuesday 'night.
Pike, rnnkorl h., iii.
Is the great Instrumentalists
"'w, was me composer of
frequently played cornet
Peso to hi i.
hlllar
f"Won In recent years.
pusing Units
0 for Eugene
SHINaTON, Feb. 1 fl)
nh. i ? 80 rnmlly dwell-
alii In Rtiunr. r..
I .nl"",0', 3000 each has
ln i " uy 1110 nntlonnl
iofih g',1,cy: nopresontnllvo
-- u louny.
feriin i! wSula b0 usd for
Industrie,." P,mU'ana Othor
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,1f 0P
r'i Ihreei Irrllclleiw aeiulf
""tji tniiutnt mi
8 X I". '." your throat ,
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'"lint. '"Vi"- -ba..
V'1- Only 0t box. I
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FANCY GRAIN FED STEER BEEF
FROM LISKEY BROTHERS RANCH
These grain fatloned Hereford prime steer beef are some of the finest ever
derelopod on our ranches during the forty years we have been in the beef
business in Klamath county. In those critical times of meat shortages and war
cmorgoncies. wo take pride in having dovoloped this type of high quality beef.
Wo ero happy too. in the realization that Safoway is offering this nutritious
beef to the food coniumors of Klamath county.
Signed DAVE and DAN LISKEY.
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Johnion Packing Company, . the home of quality meats,
makei this statement: "Wo purchased five hundred head of
whito-faced Hereford iteers from Liskoy Brothers. These
ipecial high type beef cattle developed by Liskey Brothers
over a long period of years are tome of tho best ever slaugh
tered at our meat1 packing plant during tho 25 years of our
meat operationi. In addition to having been scientifically
fed and fattened, they now havo been properly slaughtered,
chilled and aged In our kitchen-clean refrigeration rooms.
. If you are looking for a butter-tendor steak, or a delicious in
vigorating roast, you will find It at your nearest Safoway
Market." Johnion Packing Co., by Ed Johnson, owner and
manager.
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SMELT
Fresh Columbia River
2 lbs. 25c
a. , J j-ylT T
1 i, , ,1l'l j, H- 1"-tifeUir-S4r' '
Fish Is Not Rationed -Serve
It Often
Halibut frozen, sliced ...lb. tSc
King Salmon frozen sliced... .lb. 51c
Filet of Solo lb. 43c
Oysters mediums pt. 65c
Smelt, Fresh Columbia
River 2 lbs. 25c
ivAIION HOINI rKcb MtAli
Beef Hearts lb. 22c
Beef Tongues lb. 36c
Pork Hearts ...lb. 23c
French Head Cheese, Chicken
Loaf, Braunschwciger, Liver
Sausage, Veal Loaf, Pickle and
Pimiento Loaf. ;
RABBITS.
Fresh each Friday..:. ..lb. 55c I
iHVir""i'i'J"'J"J'""v',''"J""
Kit. . itnx 1
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Low Point Value
Grade Grade
A AA
1R Short Ribs ........lb. 20c 20c
1R Plate :....lb. 20c ,20c
1R Boiling Beef ....lb. 26c 25c
3R Flank :,lb. 28c 28c
Roasts, U. S. Good
,. Grade Grade
7R Standing Rib A AA
7-inch cur ....lb. ,32c . 35c
6R Rump Roast
(bone in) -..-..7.1b.-26e "27c
3R Chuck Roast (Arm
and Blade
cuts) lb. 27c ' 29c
STEAKS
Grade Grade
A AA
12R T-Bone .:......Ib. 48c 51e
12R Porterhouse ..lb.' 48c 51e
11 R Sirloin Steaks lb. 40c 42c
13R Round Steak lb. 38c 41c
8R Rib Steak lb. 32c 35c
CARROTS Dal Mnl Dltal ..
DICED BEETS Dtl Mill
APPLE JUICE n.
PICKLES
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR
WESTAC FLAVORS v"""
SOS l.
St. in si.
IS-ei. bBt.
. Ill
... 30c
SS-lb. ueb $1.01
SO.Ib. lok $1.95
Lfinen
B i. bolt)
10c
SNO-WHITE SALT MM " rb 7c
LESLIE SALT dli4 r ruin .. -lb. phar- B"
GEBHARDT'S CHILI POWDER
l-ai.
bol.
RED BEANS ESi -i 48c
BLUE ROSE RICE'i." ..b. 48c
SUN-MAID RAISINS , lifted 'lS'Di. pk.
14c
PRUNES
'
NOODLE SOUP MIX ....... s Pb... 25c
RANCHO SOUPS v,ntato ,nd l?.,. . 6c
GRAHAM CRACKERS un" M"i,b. Pk,. 33c
DEVILED MEAT u 6c
CUDAHY DEVILED MEAT t 5c
FRESH BREAD
1H-Lb. Loaf
2 Loaves for..
25c
MRS. WRIGHT'S WHEAT
AND ENRICHED WHITE,' 1 lb. loaf......
JULIA LEE WRIGHT'S RAISIN BREAD.,....:.
RALSTON RY-KRISP WAFERS....,
SNOWFLAKE CRACKERS '
and Honeymaid Grahams....;.....:.:.:.......:.
KERR ASSORTED PRESERVES
GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE, Tibbets Brook
BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER...
- HONEY, Dexterized Creamed
PLUM JAM, Libby's peluxff
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP DRESSING.
9c
Mb. Ifaf 12c
.12-oz. pkg. 25c
l :
,.-...2-lb. bag 33c
......2-lb. jar 52c
2-IS. jar 29c
2-lb. jar 45c; Mb. jar 25c
:.......:.: -..:..::.:....i4 oz. 29c
303 gl. 29c
...quart jar 44c
Safeway fruits and vegetables are rushed
from form to store that's why wc ran miar.
smtee their flavor end freshness.
Cabbage Medium slsed solid heads Lb.
Carrots Long, sweet, crisp Lb. 6V2C
Onions Medium Yellow Denvers Lb. 4V2C
Grapefruit sweet, pink moated Lb. 10c
Apples
Fancy Rod H f
Delicious lb. '
Extra Fancy Spitsenburgs,
Lb '. 11 Wc
Fancy Newtowns lb. 9c
FRESH EGGS, I
ge., d6L.54c
Sunklst, large uses
Oranges
New Potatoes California Red
Lb 9c
Lb8c
Potatoes
4.59
Klamath Gems,
U. S. No. 1
100 lbs.
Klamath Gams, U. S. No. 2,
SO lbs 1.9B
"Stock up while supplies
are still available"
SPERRY PANCAKE FLOUR... ..3-lb. pkg. 32e
SUZANNA PANCAKE FLOUR...: 3Vi-lb. pkg. 20c
DUFF'S WAFFLE MIX 14-oz. pkg. 23c
VAN CAMP'S TENDERONI
Macaroni De Luxe Two 6-oz. pkgs. 15c
MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI, Porter's 24-oz. pkg. 22c
PORTER'S COILED SPAGHETTI 24-oz. pkg. 22c
MORNING GLORY OATS, Reg. and Quick 3-lb. pkg. 26c
SPERRY WHEAT HEARTS 28-oz. pkg. 24c
PEACOCK ROLLED OATS and Minit Oats 9-lb. sack 51c
SYRUP
Slospy Hollow. Cane end
Meplo Pint Bottle
21c
LOW PRICES ... NO POINTS!
uiu urtiiTeme pfifn
tun nuw 1 til vwvwm
OUR MOTHER'S COCOA
BORDEN'S HEMO DnrrJ?
U-lb. pkc-
Nn Limit ' -1-lb.
pk(.
Cbocol.t. and
ruin
0VALTINE
CANTERBURY TEA B,"k T"
TREE TEA m.ck ie
OLD MILL CIDER VINEGAR
37c
12c
. Mb. J., 59C
Large Site
66c
)-,-ib'. pkc. 22c ,
27c
Pint Bol. 10c
WHOLE-BEAN
COFFEE
Always Roaster-Fresh . . ground
to your order when you buy
Airway big 53c
Mild, Uaty pound bay SOo
Nob Hill 2bag 45c
Luxurious blend, lb. bar 33c
Edwards
Coffee
VACUUM
PACK
Lb. Jar 28c
2bbag54c
LIGHT GLOBES
VAN0
17. 23, 10, 60 Watt ,
Quart Dottle
Cleani Toilet Uowli ....22oi. can
He
29c
21c
10c
SANIFLUSH
WHITE MAGIC BLEAGH
SUPURB GRANULATED SOAP ,.o, 39c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 15c
WATER SOFTENER Kaln Drops 24oi.
22c
Prices in this ad
are affective
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Fob. 1-2-3
Ivory Soap
Medium Size
6c
Por
Cake
Swan Soap
The 4-in-l Soap
3Lb"f 29c
White King
TOILET SOAP
3b.r,14c
Palmolive
: ;:. SOAP
Bath Site
2b.19c
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