fPilTFOR
If L TITO
Chairman
i ronewed appeal for nurses to
Join tho services,
Lis. Kvelyn nuu Kutherinc
1 .well, now in tho Philippines,
wrote, "Nurses nro needed hero
more tliiiu uny other pliice. liut
though wn work In mud over
our Uf shnetops, wc like It."
They (ruined lit Good Biiinurltun
liospllul,
Lt, Dolly Gcurliurt, of St. Vln
cenl's liosiilliil, now with hospi
tal 40 In France, suid wounded
men ura not KcttlnK the care
they should "simply because
there aren't cnoutfh of us to give
lt,"
topic discussion, "Pet Poaves."
Toastmasicr Kunzman Intro
duced tho main speakers of the
evening. The subjects for tho
speeches were "New Industries
in Klamath Kalis," "Tho Wan
dering Jews," and "Tho Origin
of tho Song from tho Tales of
Hoffman." The speakers were
Van Oorn, Floyd Clark and Joe
Pilund, respectively,
Attorney n. C. Groesbcck act
ed as general critic for tho eve
ning and offered the group
many holpful and constructive
hints to aid them in better
better Bpcaking habits.
Thursday fb. S. IMS
HERALD AND NEWS N1NB
WPB Official Says
Portland to Increase
Output In 1945
PORTLAND, Feb. 8 IIP)
Paul Hirsh, regional war pro
duction board director, said to
day this area will need to in
crease production because of ur
gent requirements in war the
aters, Due to the intense fighting In
Europe and the fast pace in the
Pacific, "the impact of 1945 war
production schedules Is just now
being felt," he reported upoi
returning from Washington.
Although 194S productloi
schedules wore estimated at HI
and a half billion dollars las!
October, they've jumped to 6)
billion already and are still go
ing up, he said.
Martha Scott, film actress, Is a
direct descendant of Sir Walter
Scott on her father's side, and a
second cousin of President Wil
liam 'McKinley on her mother's;
side,
PET PEEVES AT MEET
POIlTIvAND, Keb. 8 in') A
druft fur nursus uh u forerunner
Inwiirtl Bolucllvo m-rvluo for ull
women hus been (indorsccl by
tho Oroiton Sluto Nurses' asso
ciation, Keeretnry Unnlo Lninl
rnportcd todny.
Slio releiincd letters from
Portland nurses, now oversells In
( if
Tonstmasters club held Its
weekly meeting at the Willurd
hotel Wednesday cvenln with
29 members attending. Visitors
for tho evening were Attorney
H. C, CSrocsbcck, Tommy Thomp
son and Mark Poll.
Tho meeting was presided
over by Vice President Selby.
Harry Stonier conducted the
Ununified Ads BrliiK Hcsults.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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, will never w..ln
'Pt,'5d,'!..i "every tenth
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aid: II
rail iriemi
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mocrtic MrcnKlh In Hin
".I, ml have Ihe t..ts
plish the pun'""' 1
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11 mm
m ubiiiiii """'"i
ruTt.AND. feu. I'D
lob slorlcH inmi mn if
irls. such s. "I'm lO'lnK
i nuiiiih nullify 1 I'")' Ik
to visit my hiii-band ' In
have bivcii racket-
; ntw twist here, Hie Del
mma bureau mud today.
L.. r.itl.il'll'll 114 llltlrll
0 1 (lay WW I'l'i n inniiiiii-ii
serriccnirii by Krl!1
:( llic old "ivorkinK-my-.irauslKOllrse"
nml otluT
km.
tt-ttf inn llirritiuic wm
ciinst t io pretty scunners
be Kilt to nil military In-
'.ions In till" nri'ii, mild
il Manner Lylu I.. Janz.
ihville Man to
iver Address
KIM. Feb. I) M'i Dr. Jo in
nu. nasnviiie. icun., win
k mo ouurcin in viun-
university's mid -your
Ballon exercises Miirch H.
tirws Is nerrclnry of llui
ol the institute, of blither
iijof the Methodist church,
iluilents will bo (jradiiutccl
(xerclscs.
I Jfunwn
L. Orth Sliomor was elected
chairman of tho Klnmath coun
ty chapter of the Dad Cross at
Its annuul meeting in the Peli
can pnrty room on Tuesday eve
ning, t ournery
8.
ADEQUATE
SPOKANK. Wash., Feb. 8 IV)
lt.i iiluii rending "Clly Center," n
bus slopped downtown to let pas
sengers out.
A man who thought his bus
was line, nsked lint driver,
"What's happened to tho Mnnllo
hus?"
"This Is II," lho driver an
swered, "but why eluiuge the
sign? I get nil Ihe passengers 1
can hiindlo this wuy."
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PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK
ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS
TX".o
OttOMARMRINJ.
US-
Ml
.. sjiesijij mwf IIIHMWNIJ pwvissP!""e""eJ
1 1 1 -l t -SB
Adds flavor, freshness, health!
Golden California navels are lunch box fa
vorites with children nnd grown-ups alike.
They add delicious flavor and welcome)
freshness-supply important vitamins, too.
Navel oranges arcsccdlcss-casy to peel,
sliccanilscpurateiiiloplimip.jiiicyBections.
Just put one or two in the lunch box and
ypu have n simple, healthful dessert that
always makes a hill
El
Start the day
rialitl
1 J
Wve your family exlra vitamin protection.
AhiRRlassof sunny Californinorangojulco
"t hrcakfast supplies n full day's quota of
VtaniinC.Alailiel)swilhA,13i,Bs,calciuiii
'W other needed minerals.
Insist on trailemiirkcdSunkist Oranges, lho
"nc3t front M,rj(X) cooperating Culifomia
iu Atiaotia citrus growers.
CALIFORNIA AffWtC ORANGES
AA gradoi of beef now roquiro point. So buy tho betr
gradoi at Safeway and itrotch theso valued ration
points.
STEAKS
T-Bone, 12k Lb.
Porterhouse, 12R ." Lb.
Sirloin Steaks, 11 R Lb.
Round Steak, 13R Lb.
Rib Steak, 8R Lb.
RATION POINT FREE MEATS
Boof Hearts lb. 22c
Boef Tongues lb. 36c
Pork Hearts lb. 23c
RABBITS,
Freih each Friday lb. 55c
French Head Choese, Chicken
Loaf, Braunsehwciger, Liver
Sausage, Voat Loaf, Picklo and
Pimionto Loaf.
i zri i
SMELT
Fresh Columbia Hiver
2 lbs. 25c
32c 35c mmKM v Ay 1
32c -35c U?M A', , .mT " ' 4 4
27 29c iSicfi B ; mwn jfed m :i
Low Point Vaiue ff W If K W . I
cuts . V't wMwt M' 1 1 J'.
1R Short Rib, .... lb. 20c 20c X ,ffJ , U 0 ' 3 I
1R Boiling Boef .. lb. 26c 26e IxmiJ ' t" J&Jf'Jj ''M1 t V 4 $3 I '"V iff . fM I
- ; &xm$m m u
I '.'-i- twi m mmt.ammwf- J ..J.,...-,.,:.;-...-.-.. -muJ&aa f1ltTM'M"'''wMm'-'"'",,l,' -.v-. .
ROASTS--U. S. GOOD
Standing Rib (7-inch cut), 7R Lb.
Rump Roast (bone in), 6R Lb.
Chuck Steak (arm & blade cuts), 3R Lb.
Fish Is Not Rationed-
Serve It Often
Halibut frozen, sliced .... lb. 45c
King Salmon, frozen sliced lb. 51c
Filet of Sole lb. 43e
Oysters mediums pt. 65c
Smelt, Fresh Columbia
River 2 lbs. 25e
r
I
I
Flour
Drifted Snow .... 25-lb. sk.
7.79
SO-lb. sic.
2.38
Flour
Anchor 25-lb. sk,
89c
SO-lb. sk.'
7.78
Flour
Gold Medal .... 25-lb. sk.
7.25
.. 50-lb. sk.
2.57
A
Biskit Mix ....
Fllher'i prepared (lour.
40-oz. pkg. 23jJ
2V4-lb. pkg. 26fl
Gingerbread Mix 14-01. pkg. I'll4
nd Muln Mix. DuH'i.
22-lb. pkg. -50
.. Lgo., doz. 53(
Swans Down
Cike Flour.
Pancake Flour
Susanna Brand,
Grade "A" Eggi
Medlum-dox. SOc.
Try this "horn.
type" flour on our
monoy-bick guarantee.
Kitchen Craft
Give your
voodnesi with
eiy-to-blend flour.
bikini homemad
inn ill
5-lb. sk 23c
25-lb. $101
Back
lfht-bodled,
10-lb. sk. 43c
SO-lb. $195
Sack
OTHER MONEY-SAVING SAFEWAY VALUES
MARGARINE Sunny Bank, 6 red pts 2-lb. pkg. 35i
PRUNES Red Tag choice, 30 blue pts 214 gl. 19e
PARKAY 6 red pts 2-lb. pkg. 49e
SUNDOWN KADOTA FIGS, 20 blue points. MVi-oz. con 14c
PRUNES Sugaripe, large 2-lb. pkg. 30e
WALNUTS Oregon No. 1 largo Mb. bag 45c
PEAS Sugar Belle Fancy 2, 3, 4 sv., 20 pts No. 2 can 16e
BEANS Wilamct cut, 10 pts No. 2 can 13c
CORN Butter Kernel Fancy W. K., 20 pts No. 2 can 15e
FANCY CREAM CORN C'ntry Home, 20 blue pts., No. 2 14c
SPINACH Del Monte, 20 pts 2'i gl. 21c
TOMATOES Cardcnsido Std., 30 pts 22 can 15e
SUNNY DAWN TOMATO JUICE 20 Blue pts. No. 2 can 10c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Town House Fey., 20 pts., ....46-or. 30c
RICH BISCUIT DOUGH
For rolls and coffee cakes
2 cups alt-purpose flour 6.tbips.shortermy
S taps, baking powder 1 egg
l,tsp. aalt Milk .
Sift flour; measure; and sift again with baking
powder a:id salt. Cut in shortening until it is as
fine as corn meal. Break egg into measuring cup;
beat with fork; and add enough milk to make H
cup liquid. Add to flour mixture; stir with fork
until all of flour is dampened. Turn out on lightly
. floured board. . ..j.
This basic dough is suitable for almost every
imaginable type ot roll or coffee cake. For
example:
CINNAMON NUT ROLLS
Use Rich Biscuit Dough Above.
Roll dough inch thick; spread with 2 table
spoons softened butter and sprinkle with 2 tea
spoons cinnamon and H cup sugar. Roll up as
jelly roll and cut in f inch slices. Sprinkle a few
coarsely chopped nuts in tho bottom of a well
greased muffin or square pan; place rolls on top.
Balco in moderately hot oven (425FJ for about
15 minutes.
BEAR CLAWS
Use Rich Biscuit Dough Above.
Roll dough l inch thick; sprinkle wrm cup
firmly packed brown sugar, 1 tablespoon flour
mixed with 1 teaspoon cinnamon, and H cup
seedless raisins. Roll up as for jelly roll; cut in
2 inch pieces, flatten out. Slash one folded edga
at inch intervals to within H inch opposite side
using scissors. Place on baking .pan. Bake in
moderately hot oven (425 F.) for about 15
minutes.
-TEA RING ,
Use Rich Biscuit Dough Above.
Roll dough l inch thick; spread with jam, jelly
or fruit and nut mixture. Roll up as jelly roll;
place on greased baking pan bringing ends to
gether. Slash with scissors from outsido almost to
center about every 2 inches. Bnke in moderately
hot oven ( t25'F.) for about 15 minutes. Ice when
cooled with powdered sugar and milk frosting.
Safe way '
Homemakers' Bureau
. JULU LEE WRIGHT, Dittrtc
CAKE SUGAR TJX??
POWDERED SUGAR Brown Snrar
CALUMET BAKING POWDER
A. & H. BAKING SODA
KAR0 SYRUP, BLUE LABEL
MORTON SALT
SN0-WHITE SALT ..V
VANILLA FLAVOR wn.a.r"
SCHILLING EXTRACT v..".
FLEISCHMANN'S FRESH YEAST
S-lb.
asck
1-lb.
pkr.
16-01.
, can
1-lb.
pkf.
10-lb.
In
SS-oi.
' Pkf.
Pkf.
4-01.
bob
33c
8c
25c
10c
73c
8c
7c
7e
35c
10c
i
i
Royal Satin I
Creams quickly .
Shortening 3 lb.
red points Jar
adds richness and flavor.
59c
CRISCO
SHORTENING
6 red points
3 68c
SPRY
SHORTENING
6 red points
3"&' 68c
red poind)
Olfl
CUDAHY TANG,,
GINGER SNAPS
ROMAN MEAL aSS"".
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP
BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER
PEANUT BUTTER SaTrli sr...
ORANGE MARMALADE ,,,.,.i..
SU-PURB GRANULATED SOAP
BAKING POWDER ?6.'.Tc'.
SODA
(II f Morton'a Plain, lodlicl
OML I t-ei. ph. .
CRACKERS
HONEY .,b.
DEVILED HAMba.,.a
GLOSS STARCH VZ
can
32c
t . 23c
"pil: 26e
l-plnt n I .
bottle lb
-lb.
Jar
lbl.
t-lb.
Jar
80-ox.
Pkf.
Arm ft Hammer
1-lb. pkf.
45c
45c
37c
39c
25c
10c
. 8c
19c
58c
16c
9c
Camay
Beauty
Soap
"omplrxton
nonp. -
3B.r.20c
t-lb.
J.r
1-lb.
bar
28c '. 54c
23c r, 45c
EDWARDS COFFEE
NOB HI L COFFEE
AIRWAY COFFEE 20c hV,b 58c
pk,..l5c
10c
COFFEE FILTERS r""ih
HERSHEY'S COCOA
tt-lb. pkf.
CANT RB RY TEA BL 43c ,V85c
TEA BAGS JsSut 18c
TREE TEA
4-oi. pkf,
27c
Oxydol
Granulated
Soap .
Wlilln wlihout
bleaching. .
immkiKHUuxf win
Oranges
Grapes
Sunkist
Navels .,
24-ei.
Pkg.
23c
Red Emperor .... Lb,
CnuAfnn!i Arizona Pink
Grapefruit Meat.d Lb
Ariiona White Moated Lb
Apples
Fancy Spltienburg, Lb.
Lb. 9c
24c
10c
7t
lie
PRICES EFFECTIVE
THURS., FRI. & SAT., FEB. 8, 9, 10
Sweet Potatoes .... u,llc
Yams .;....... lb,11c
Potatoes S:ih N,Ued. ' M
U. S. No. 1 I00-Lb. B9'"
U. S. No. 2s .; SO-Lb. Bag 1.98
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