F
EEDERS HERE
ELIGIBLE FOR
BEEF SUBSIDY
Cuttle fcoclnrs In Klnmuth
county cum now apply to tho
county AAA offlcn for bunf cut
tlu production pnymoiitM under
tlio unvernmrnl s now proKrum
to Increiino tlio production of
moat. ,
Fcoclcru nro oncnurniied to feed
morn cnttlu, to Kood und cliolco
urudtm undttr the now program.
'J lie motliud of puyiiiunt l nlmllttr
to tlio dulry puymunt prouram
Uo bundled throuuh tlio county
AAA office, according to County
AAA Cliiilriniii) li, V, Short.
The beef cnltla production pay
ment' 11 1 iiotm tn to AO contH per
nunnrutiwuiHiii on kouu or cuoico
entile wcIkIiIiik 1100 pounds or
more and clllnif for at irnirt
the mlnhnuin nlnbllliitloii price,
which for aulcii In tlila county
In $14.05.
Tlio beef cnttln production
payment In available to all feed
ers, including; alnuKhtorort who
alno are fuodcra, pruvldnd their
a ttla meet tlio proiiriim require
ments. To ba ellulblo, a feeder munt
certify on hln appllciitlon (I) that
bo owned the cattle at li'M.it 30
day before their mile, (2) that
the cattla wvluhed at Irani 800
pound when sold, CI) that the
cattle brouuht not Ickx thun
Weekly
Market Trend
(rdltorM Nnttt Th following mirket
Information It nupplltd from naUrlnl
otitntutd ovtr the jfovtrnmant liad
wlru In tha offic of tho uliiialon
nonomist t Orotfun BUta uill, Tha
nialtrial. In tha form of wkly sum
nmry uf trantJs In tha livestock market,
In not Inivtidcd to japlaca day by day
market ra ports. I
l.IVKMTOOK MAHKKTN
Titer wt substantial Inertias in
aalahla ricilpli n( cattla, lintp and
Imnlti Ml North Portland, Monday, but
offerings of hnjri attain totaled only
aW head. Thar warn 2100 liaad of cat
tla and SIMM lis art at hn and lambs,
Tradlnif In ttia cattla division waa alow
Willi prices Hi to 60 cnnla lower, -Good
fad alaara war 10.70 to 17. Top
lamb war In tfood demand at $1.1 RO
to $14. but towar ajradea and awaa warn
as in 00 cents undar Ut pravloue week's
close.
I IVRMTOf K fll,AIIft IITKJl ritll'MRI
United mates slaughter of cattla and
heap under fedora) Hit paction during
May this year ranched an All-time
record for lb at month, HI a lighter of
thes Ilia first five months of thla year
waa alao ahova tha corresponding pe
riod last year and above average. Calf
aUtighler, on the other hand, fell a
Mills below May of laat yar anil be
low avarage, ling alangntar dropped
to tha lowest for the month alnca lU.'M,
V, 9. alanghler of hoga hi May allow
ed a email seasonal Increaaa from the
pravloue month, but waa 40 per cant
under May laat year, and 00 jter cent
under the flve-ycnr avarag.. Total hog
alaughter from January through May
waa down 4fl per rent from Ih oorraa
ponding period laal year and 20 par
cant under average,
U, 8. production of pork, exclusive
of tard, warned 10.7.000.000 pounda
III IU44, an increaa of Sft par vent over
th lp:tS-3Q average. Href and veal
production reached la.ittKi.oon.ooo pounda
In 1044, an Increase of 7ft per eon I
above the average from 10'M to IUJ0.
Theo compare with total agricultural
production :o per cent above average
and all food for aal and home ute 30
per rent above lorU-SU.
The total slaughter of cattla In May
$14,03, and (4) that tha cattle
were nold for glntiff liter to an
authorized Kiuufihlerer.
to bring out tho bost
in every salad
CdGOGOG
mellowed In wood
....
parkling clear
delightfully aromatic
uniform In strength
mm1
so toll-flavored
a little goes a long way
CROWN
nVTPMT
You really ought to
get acquainted with
me give me a chance
to show you what I
can do in your kitchen.
I'm 'Enriched with
important Vitamins
and Minerals and I
bring health to you
and your family. I
aerve every baking
purpose.
thla year waa A per cent above May
laat year and 30 per cent above aver
age. Total for the flrat five months of
thla year wee 10 per cent above laal
year and Oil per cent above average.
Calf slaughter has been decreasing re
ffently and In Mny was about 4 per
cent under a year ago but 11 per cant
above average. For the first five
months, slaughter was little changed
compared with a year ago, but waa
about 10 per cent larger than tha five
year average.
Kvery month thla year, with tha ex
ception of April, the slaughter of sheep
and lambs he set new records for
the month, Tha total In May thla year
was U per cent above a your ago and
17 per cent above the five-year aver
age for May, Total for five months
thla year reached an all-time record
for the period, which Is B per cent
above last year and 16 per cent larger
than the five-year average.
ClagHiricd Add Ilrlntf KculU.
UK SCHOOL
SET FOR JULY HERE
Tho home canning ichool,
nponiiorcd each year by the
Klumuth county nutrition coun
cil, will bo hold thix year In the
Pelican theatre, July 24, 29, 26
and' 27.
Mr. Vivian Freeman, who it
conducting canning inatructlon
claim. (or the 4-11 club in Cor
vnllls at the aummcr scsxion,
and domontratcs canning meth
ods throughout Waahlngton and
Oregon, will lruitruct canning
cltuiKCB the first three days of
tho ichool.
Mrs. Wlnnlfrod K. Glllcn,
hoi..e demonstrations agent for
Klamath county extension serv
ice, will demonstrate home freez
ing methods the last day of the
canning school.
Sugar conservation in can
ning will be emphasized In the
classes, it was announced.
Home canning equipment, In
cluding the new electric pres
sure cooker, will be on exhibit
In the lobby of the theatre, to
gether with complete bulletins
on the subject.
On the nutrition council com-
Labor Offices Place
Many Farm Workers
CORVALLIS, June 28 0P
County farm labor offices in
Oregon placed nearly twice as
many farm workers during the
first five months of this year as
in the same period of 1044.
The state farm labor office
reported today that 15,518
placements were made through
June 1, compared to 8865 laat
year. Malheur county received
the most workers, and Marlon
county ranked next.
mittee are Mrs. Glllcn, Mrs. Isa
belle Brixner, Mrs. Altha Urqu
hart and Elizabeth Ann Jones.
Thnrsdar. June it, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS M1N!
Spud Ceiling Price
To Remain Same
PORTLAND. June 28 WV
The July celling price on inter
mediate and late crop white pota
toes grown this year will be
the same as July 19-31, 1B44, in
the Portland OPA district, the
OPA said today.
Crook and Deschutes were
listed as exceptions, with a price
of 2.50 per 100 pounds. .
Officials said the : celling,
F.O.B. country shipping point,
will be formally set by July 1
on an annual Instead
year basis.
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of a croi
Modern Iran began In. 1794
with its conquest by Agha Ms
hammed.
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE TEETH
Do fabM teeth drop, slip or wabbta
when you talk, eat, laugh or tnaaaT
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed be)
such handicaps. ' FASTEETH. an alka '
line (non-acldl powder to sprinkle on
your plates, keepa false teeth more)
iirmiy aet. uivea connaeni reeling o
security and added comfort No gummy
today at any drug store.
ng of
immr.
FAJiV
$WM0RBf4&0m WAR60NPS
Kraft Cheese
Vclvocta and American (6 pts.) '4-lb. pkg.
American Cheese
Tasty Krafts (12 pla.) ,
Best Foods Mustard
With horseradish . . 9 Qz
Cane Sugar
Pure Cane (Use Stamp 36) 8 lbs.
Salt ' : :
Sno' While Brand
Salted Peanuts
Planters Fresh Roasted 5-oz. pkg.
22c
nb. 41c
10c
33c
Pkg,
7c
15c
At A
Whether you celebrate .your holidays with an outdoor picnic
or plan more formal indoor meala you are sure to find what
you want . . . priced extra low. at Safeway.
Bread
Mrs. White or wheat' '2-Ib. loaf, 2 for 25c
Wright's Crackedwheat b Joaf ,c
Sannertice TTcals
"How cool yoa took!" ia a compliment any
hoeieas enjoys . . . and one that aha will receive
. if she spends a minimum of time in tha kitchen
; theae days. It can be dona without neglect to
delicious meala. Theae sugfestions point the way.
Jiffy Tomato Bouillon To accompany cold meala.
Dissolve 1 bouillon cubs in each cup heated
tomato juice.
Batter fried meati, trunt or vegetable Make bat
ter of prepared pancake flour, equal parts flour
and liquid; use for dipping luncheon meats, vege
tables and well-drained fruits. Fry in shallow fat.
Detttrt Quickie Vte package puddings a quick -filling
for baked pastry or tart shells. Vary by
adding chopped nut meats, crated chocolate or
diced fruit.
. Serve combined berries and thinly sliced oranges
with toasted cake slices.
Recipe of the Week
SUMMERTIME 1UNCHION SALAD
Sparkling Water
PAR-T-PAK
32-oz. 19c Plus Bottle
bottle deposit .
Deviled Ham
Potted Meat Ubby.t
Swift's Prem
Swift's brand (1 pt.)
(1 pt.)
(6R)
49c
Reg. and Drip Op
jar
lib.
Flavorade
Makes refreshing drinks. 5c 'pkg. for IwC
Sun Valley Beverage
Largo variety of flavors. Plus deposit. W-gal
Edwards Coffee
Rich and full flavored
Nob Hill 6ffee
Ground fresh for you
Airway Coffee
For finer, fresh flavor
. ..... i .
Cocoa
Our Mother's Brand
Canterbury Tea
Orange Pekoe, Black
Cherub Milk
(2 cans, 3 pts.)
(4 cans, 3 pts.)'
Sunbrite Cleansei
Regular can
Mb., bag
Mb. bag
Mb. pkg.
H-lb. pkg.
23c
20c
11c
43c
9c
tall cans
14c
Ritz Crackers Tasty snack
Kitchen Craft Flour
Sperry Flour Drifted Snow
Pancake Flour Suzanna
Cake Flour swansdown
Kellogg Pep pencious with fmit
Albers Corn Flakes '
Morning Glory Oats Reg. or quIck
Bouillon CubeS Herbox brand
Jels-Rite, liquid pectin
ParOWaX Favorite Jelly sealer
Jell Well
Fine Summertime dish
Walnut Meats . no sheil3
Seedless Raisins
Cider Vinegar
3-oz. can
I6c
No. can
12-oz. can
33c
' Mb. pkg. J9C
25-lb. sack $ I j 5
25-lb. sack
3H-lb; pkg. iC
2-lb. pkg. 2C
H-lb. pkg. I OC
8c
26c
,9c
1 tbtp. unRavered
gslstin
1 cup orange juice
'j cup hot water
2 thus, lemon juice
1 tbops. suf or
1 cup sieved cottage
choose or ..... . .
2 pkgo. cresm choose
(1 ox.) and 'A cup
mayonnaise
rJonen gelatin in H cup of the orange juice In
Urge bowl; add hot water, stir until dissolved.
Add remaining orange juice, lemon juice, sugar, -and
cheese, mixing well. Pour into 1-qt. mold or .
6 individual molds; chill until firm. To serve,
unmokl onto lettuce or spinach, and garnish with
fresh fruits. Serves 6.
Saftwtty
Bommiakert' Buream
' : JOUA IXB WBJOHT, DliMUr
Sauerkraut Juice W
12c
.ll-oz.. pkg.
3-lb. pkg.
5
cubes
U-pt. bottle 1 3C
Mb. pkg. 1 3C
5c
pkg.
' Full of iron
Old Mill brand
tt-lb. pkg.
2-lb. pkg.
quart bottle
58c
24c
16c
17-oz. jar
Orange Juice Sparkle No. 2 can 19c
PeaS Gardenside (30 pts.) ' No. 2 can l je
Com Butter Kernel,. Fey (20 pts.) No. 2s 'Sc
rsm Country Home . IA
VOm cream Style (20 pts.) No. 2 can '"
CarrotS Biue Tag brand No. 303 gl. '2c
Apple Juice s&w 32. & 38c,
Grape Juice church's go Pb.)pt.bot'7c.
Orange & Grapefruit
Juice
Adams (2 for 10 pts.) No. 2 can
I8c
- 6 baby cans
5c
Ivory Soap Marmalade Shredded Dry Cereal ,
TaT" 6C SiWBrand .Wheat Brand
Pe"arnal 2tor9c , 2-lb. jar 38c - Uc ,715c
i"yi'n'"'n'u miiwvmv iunkn .ui'inaw'"
snttvny mars
'When you buy meats be sure . . . Safeway.'
meats are guaranteed. You must be pleased.
T-Bone Steaks AX grade1 uor) .. ...
51c
Rib Steaks
AA grade (7R) . lb. 32c
Sirloin Steaks AA p (10H, .,.. . ...ib. 42c
Round Steaks Gd, Aa am .........:.:.....-... 43c
Standing Rib Roast Aa dd. (6R, ib.32c
Rump Roast rade aa ($B ....ib. 27c
Pot ROCISt Arm and blade cuts. AA grade (H)...... lb.29C"
i7 1 liWRMipnistMPnoDOiml i
Safeway prices produce by weight . to assure you full value.
Spiced Luncheon .
. v , Meat:
Nourishing (8R) '
Lb 53c
Spiced Ham
Lunch Box Favorite (10R)
Lb. .1...... ... ... 55c
anfaloup
Thick Meated
. and Sweet
Nectarines J3,"-
Sunkist Lemons
Florida Limes Box o 6 for Ctn. 22c
Valencia Oranges L 5 ibs.54c
Santa Rosa Plums fi; lb. 18c
ib 20c
TomatoeS from California farms, lb. I9c
White Onions 1 3 ibsSIc
Green Onions Locai bunch ' lc
ApriCOtS Eton's, lb. 12c; 2S-lb. lug 2.69
Celery Green, crisp ib. 19c
Watermelons
Just Right
For Picnic Time
lb.5c
ADWCE TO YOUAG M07WSRS
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ARC PLAINLY MARKED
yANO THEVVe THE LOWEST
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I AND WITH FOOD Vsf V 1 THERE ARESOMANVIOTOP FRErnNft AND 1 I ISNT IT f . . . I I I
COSTING' SO MUCH 5 EXTRAS NOW TOR RUN DOWN TO WHERE fc- Hf?SA WlZZ
wecAN hawx-v rsssai- J7imMJ I the BAoy. too. . J I shop, ithinkywu i n H .r?A
' Ration
CROWN PRESENTS
S MINUTE MYSTERIES
' KEX
Wednesday and Friday
V S:00 t6 9:05 p.m.
Stamps Expiring;;
Juno JU
aufE2 thru J2 - 'i
BIhs N2 thru S2 ,
CROWN MILLS
PORTLAND,. OREGON