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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1945)
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Graham, o( Tompe, Ariz, and Byron Nceto. . i.J.i.nn Tl D.7. u.r,.k- report and ln 'J ' . i,LM,re for lest rreiXii"i!" - ''.''nlslO and 130,20(1; founded 4.J;' . Dn,B78; iS..a,a! Wounded have returned Sy. Similar iKuics tor mo 'kVcd" 33,5Hfl n.ul 33,102; KS 4007 find 40.24B; ,4474n'B,87'.4',78! m'"' , in 331 and B87.1. We decline In the number ,rf .i primer.- by the nnny , ,vy presumably represent thlltlrnf to other clusslllcu- oni. ortland Stymied ' nDock Proposal PORTLAND. Feb. 15 (I') ortlind appcr stymied until ,.r the war In program (or r md enlnrncd docks to at id world-wide trodo to Its har- The dock commission Informed i dumber of commerce ship- ; comraiuee yes riuay w nn ilamRhlD line that ex- ttlf to serve Portland after the kr has made known any of Its qmremenu. The commission has a $3,000,- (und. voted oy ino pcopic Koendlure on posi-wr fcki, but only tentative en- riing plans have been mnoe. woven moenmcry. pronrny- Lctd marine elevators and In- tiscd loading from barges "re studied. Ill id a "frozen" article you n, idvertlso for used one lit eltulflcd. OLYMPIA, Feb. 15 (P A bill to suitpeiul operation of Eastern Washington College of Educa tion .mil utilize lt facilities for establishment of n Male school for clelliKiucnt children was In troclurrd to the Washington leg islature loclny by Hen. Howard S. Hargroon (D-Snohnnilsh). The proposal a.iks that the building, grounds' and facilities of the Cheney college be mode available (or the now school at the cud of the current jchool year. It would authorize the d rer- tor of the atatr, department of fi nance, budget and business to transfer the college touching staff and students to other slate collegrs or the University of Washington. Restoration of EWC would he contingent on further order of the legislature. XT THeMltS-tu SI PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS nLtOMARC'W !asy wnys to help vitamin health! ! Start th day right! You need vitamin C every day for vigorous health. And a big glass of the sunny California orange juice fills your quota. Helps with A, Bi, Bi, calcium nd other needed minerals. . 2 Iny a lunch box eranae! 'wfrcshncss-deliclous flavor nil health-put oranges In the workday and school lunch WMs.Idcal for between meals 'or good eating any limtt 3. Ill in tasty raclpail Navel oranges make up for out-of -season fruits-add health to wartime menus. Seedless! Easy to peel, slice and section. Perfcctforsalads and dcsscrls. 'or trademarked Sunkist Oranges, finest from 14,500 grating California and Arizona citrus growers. ' irrs umish tm joi-tuy wa omds f Snamilkisft J J CUFORNIA jViUVt ORAHGtt l,T ton juici - and&gyftef Classified Ads Bring Results. 15 VP) The further the an- SEATTLE. Feb. 41st division added laurels yesterday with nounccment from division head quarters In tho PacKIc that it had received Its third Presi dential Unit citation. The 41st, originally composed of national guardsmen of Oregon, Idaho and Washington, is the oldest division in the army in this war in point of overseas service (34 months), It also holds the record for continuous lungle fighting 70 consecutive days and nights at one t me last year. The newest Presidential cita tion, making the 41st the (Irbt division In the Asiatic Pacific theater to receive three such awards, pointed out that the dl vision launched four of the 10 major drives against tho Jap anese In 1044 at Aitnpc, Hol lands, Wadkc and Biak and Darticlnalcd in the campaigns at Sannnanda and Salamaua. Four-H News ALTAMONT The 4-H Cooking club No. 1 of the Altamont Junior high school had a valentine party February 12, 1045. At our next meeting Ruth McCool and Carol Steers will give a demonstration on deviled eggs. News Reporter, Joyce Collins. WALLACE, Ida., Feb. 15 (P) A South Pacific soldier wrote he'd rented his copy of a pin-up magazine for a nickle a reading. "I could have got a dime," he added. D. A. Seizes R& Jlo Equipment From Ship PORTLAND, Feb. 15 (I1) The United States district at lorney's office today had dis closed seizure of $700 worth of radio equipment from the cap tain and crew of a Russian ship Just before it sailed. U. S. Deputy District Attorney Mason Dillard petitioned federal court for a warrant to seize the articles, although they already are consflscated. He said a customs officer became suspic ious and seized the articles un der a ruling affecting Items bar red from export to foreign countries. Thursday,. Tab. 15, 1545 HERALD AND NEWS SEVES TO EASE MISERY OF CHILD'S COLD RUB OH lCKS VVapoRub Schilling Curry Powder the rich zestful blend with true oriental flavor ' He re'f the proof I Examine the neml listed below. Thaw are Safeway 'a regular prices not specials we coll them low every-day aholf prices. Note the savings you make...' then think how much you'll save if you buy all your foods, all the time. t Safeway, Don't foil now I Keep buying Wert Ponds and Stamps Horn a Baking U fi bake today t SECOND Grade A Med., Dox. 46c LARGE, Dox. TUXEDO (2 red pta.) EGGS TUNA SOUP Soup Mix MILK PREM CORN BEETS BEANS PEAS JUICE Baby Food Caa CAMPIELfS Tomato, 3 cans Minute Maa BorrlarTa, NeitltVt Toll Cam 1 Rod Points Ptr Tin SWIFT'S AII-FurpoM Meat 12-oi. ran (3 red polntr Del Maiie Niblets - Taef Vacuum pack. 13-oa. Can. (20 blue pu.) Country Heme Corn, Crm. Style (20 p.) No. 2, 14c ALL GOLD Diced, 303 Jar Wllamet cut STMfl btana. No. S Can (10 su.) Sugar telle, Fey, (20 pH.) No. 2, SUNNY DAWN Tomato 44-os. (40 .) CLAWS Strained Per can 49c 26c 25( 5c 10c 32c 14c .2, 14c 11c 13c 16c 2V Parly hints.. Yes, Safeway meats are guaranteed . . . you must be pleased, regardless of cut or price. Party time means eating time to young and old alike. Here nro some new and different sugges tions that add sparkle to any gathering. HOT SCONES 2 cupt all-purpoio flour 1 tbap. grated orange 3 taps, baking powdor orlamonrind 2tap. aalt .1egg 2tbaps. sugar Milk 6tbspa.ahcrtaning - T 2tbapi. orange or ' lemon juice Sift flour; measure; sift again with baking pow der, salt,' and 1 tbsp. of the sugar into mixing bowl. Cut in shortening with pastry blender or 2 knives. Add orange or lemon rind. Beat egg with fork in measuring cup and add milk to make H cup; add to flour mixture; stir quickly and lightly just until all flour is dampened. Turn onto lightly floured board; knead 20 to 30 seconds; roll or pat into 9-inch circle about $ inch thick. Place in ungreascd 9-inch round cake pan; mark into 8 wedges with fork tines; brush top with orange or lemon juice; sprinkle with remaining sugar. Bake in hot oven (450 F.) 15 minutes, or until done. Serves 8. : CREAMED TUNA, HAM OR CHICKEN 4 tbipa. ahortening 2 cupa flaked tuna, ham, 4 tbapa. all-purpoae flour or chicken 2 cup, milk or thicken 2 tbapa. finely cut paraley broth 2 tbapa. finely diced H tap. salt i pimicnto I 2 tbapa. grated onion Make whito sauoe in double boiler: Melt shorten ing; blend in flour; add milk or broth gradually; cook until thickened, stirring frequently. Add re maining ingredients; heat thoroughly. Serves 6. ICC CREAM PUFFS Peppermint treat Roll balls of vanilla ice cream in crushed peppef mint candy. Serve plain or with cnornUtB sauce. Safeway ttomemakers' Bureau tUVU. LEE WRIGHT, Director Tea Bags Canterbury Orange Pe koe, box ot 16 bags. Airway Coffee Proah r o a a t e d. Ik WHole bean. 3-lb. bag 684 Nob Hill Lb. Fresh roaeted.bag. whole bean. 2-lb. bag 45 13 20 23 Grape Jam Llbby'a Jar. Purple Plum Jam Llbbv'i brand. No. 18 oz. Jar. Kerr's Jam Acaorted Flevorl. 33-oz. Jar (ringer Snapt Old-faahloned UniNafclioo. Mb. pkg Peanut Butter 2-lb. Beverly v Jar 26c 33c 37 c 23 45c NuMads Freeh Uayoonalae. Pt. lar 2T Durkee's Saaee 10-5rt Ve Dressing and meat OS. sauce. bottle Roffed Oats 20-ox. Morning Glory. pkq. Quick or reg. Shreddies . Kableos breakfast pkg, goodies. BIG WEi SSL, Serve home baked favor ites, now. ALL PURPOSE FLOUR CoHCtntrttd Super Suds : o n c e n t r a t d leansing powder. 24-ex. pkg; 23c 12 72c Swan Soap. White f loatino scop. Enriched Wnite Flour Beat far Bekhif Gold Medal, 25-lb. Sk. $1.25 50-lb. Sack $2.51 Drifted Snow Flour, 25-lb. Sack ...$1.19 50-lb. Sick S2.38 '. Kitchen Craft Flour d IS: III 25-lb. Sk. $1.01 50-lb. 6k. $1.95 Sofrasilk Cake Flour, 24-lb. pkg. 26e KC Baking Powder ...25-ox. jar 21e Speed-i-Mix, for Pie Crusts, . 17-or. pkg Sperry's Pancake Flour, 48-oz. pkg.. Suzanna Pancake Flour, 3'2-lb. pkg. .......19c Van Houten's Cocoa....'i-lb. pkg. 37c Snowdrift Shortening (6 R pts.) 3-lb. jar .;:.........;...V......68c Royal Satin Shortening -(6 R pts.) 3-lb. jar .........59e .19e ..32c WMfe Sarin SUGAR 5 & 32 Stampi 34 end 35 (5 lbs. each) Regular I size bar . Oc DUZ Granulated SOAP 21 Vi-oi. pkg. 23 Rinso Grenulsted Soap ST 23c T-Bone Steak Grade A 12 pti Lb. 48c Round Steak Grade A 13 pti Lb. Sirloin Steak Grade A 11 pti. fcb. Leqs of Lamb Grade A 7 pts ..Lb, 38c. 40c 38c BRNDA'S MOTHER HLP$ OUH JANE. THIS PARty IS GOIN TO WEAR M OUT. iVt BEEN flHOWINS AIL OVtRTOWM. v "ttv v I WENT WAY DOWNTOWN FOR THIS LETTUCE, AND IT DOESNT LOOK TOO GOOD, EITHER, HOW CAN SHE ? I HAVE TO SEARCH ALL OVER TO FINO ANYTHING, GOOD AT ALL. I I IM GUO YOU COULD COME, BETTY. , i I JL2 J I VU'LtSEETHATSAPEWAVPROCXiCE J . sbft . r anr7 .? i ia pia umuf rr&on . . ou AJN fVt I TT,? J L REFUND YOUR MONEYLiV 111 , t " m -fcj V I - r- m .fa , ,1 , . . . . VI JT?r1u--J I "1 LV J3Zif0rj$jffl. - '" 'ill ( THANK YOU T YOU'VE SGTt1I,1B'' WSiftl0i3 W" SOLVED AW Lamb Shoulder . 4 points L- Rib Lamb Chops Grade A 7 points i.b. HiC POINT-FREE SUGGESTIONS' Sliced Halibut, frozen ...lb. 45c Salmon, King lb. Sle Fresh Oysters pint 65c Turkeys Grade A Hens Lb. ja W. Beef Hearts lb. 22c Beef Tongues .lb. 36c These lunch meats ore point-fret French Head Cheese and Liver Sausage Carrots New crop just arrived trom California L,b, 7c New Potatoes California Red............ Lb. 7V2C Cauliflower Extra good with "cheese sauce. Lb. Wfic Tomatoes Mexican, red-ripe and - delicious Lb. 23c Apples Onions Delicious, extra fancy and fancy . , Box $4.79 Lb. Oregon yellows medium size .. ...10-Lb. Bag Lemons Hot. lemon juice to combat colds Lb. Grapefruit Arizona white juicy, sweet i. Lb. 12c 67c 12c 7c And Safeway produce Is priced by the pound you only pay for the amount you weigh I More and more housewives are dis covering how to buy fruita and vege tables without waste. Priced by tho pound at Safeway, all produce is sold fairly and accurately. You got your .money's worth every time you buy. SAFEWAY. Oranges . , SUNKIST NAVELS A value in C vltamlnsl O lbs. H Crate Sl98 Full crate $r 89 Mm (34 lbs.) (6B lbs.) 45c 51 Green Peas They're here now! . . Treat your family to real garden-fresh pea Per Lb. 21c