nun nii'im: iws
Keno
Mr. Mnnly Purketl n n rt
dnuiclitnr, Ellon, of Orlck, Calif.,
left (or tlmlr hnnin on frldiiy
niter anveral wcuka' ntny with
roliillvrn In Kono and com
munity. Knvcrnl Kono pioilo obsprvnd
birthday iii)iilvoriiiii, I tint
wofk. Among tlirsr wort) Mrs,
Karl Si'liarnr, Franklin Lew In,
Hill Crime nnd Mm. Joe Foatrr.
Mr. unci Mrn. Ciny U Monro
loft for Flasher, N. Duk Inttl
work. Mm. Monro will return In
time for Urn opening of school,
fill will loHi'li In thfl school
tfuln Ihl" yrar, Monro will re
main In I ho runt on business for
a while.
Mr. mid Mm. Jon II, Foster
aprlit the weekend ul Ashland.
On Sunday ufloriHion they vlnlt
od at the homo of Mm. C. II. Mu
Keen at Talont. Mm. McKeon
and family formerly lived ut
Kono. They also visited Mm,
Charles Unwind ut Hrccte lllll
fnrni near Ashland. Ifownrd was
tar roulo cnnjfr for years, bo.
twoon Kliimiilli Fall mid Ash
land. Mm. Elizabeth Grncey, n sister
of Mr. Vorn Puckolt, him re
ceived word Hint her husband
wm killed In ik-IIoii Juno II.
Mm. Ciracey'a parents, Mr. and
Mm. C'levenijer, were formerly
resident of thin rnmmunlty.
According to word received by
B. W. MrCnrmU-k from bin
dutilillter, Mm. Hazel Ilendrlckii,
Mm. Ilendrlck son. Wlllliuii,
wan wounded In action by shrap
nel noma time aiio. Ho In Mill un
derdoing treatment In the hos
pital. Mr. nnd Mm. C. C. Iltisltlnson
and duuKhter, Murlnrle. nnd
nephew, Hill Crane, of Clearwat
er, Calif., spent Sundny at Cra
ter lake. They report a most en
lovable duy.
Little Wally Joe Fouler, grand
on of Mr. and Mm. Joe II. Fou
ler, has been III roeenllv hut U
reported practically well aaaln.
wany and Ilia mother, Mrn
Waller 8. Fouler, lived In Keno
last Hummer nnd fall. At nresent
thev live In Klamath FalU.
Mr. and Mm. S. Wnnih and
little daiiKhter are visiting at the
T-R-E-T-C-HI
S-T.B-E.T-C-H
rour iupply of
his home-grown
ugr a far aa
possible. It' a
material of war.
Don't wiite It.
Dairy
Mm. Hellbronner Sr., of Klam
ath I'm ll, npenl aevoral dnya with
Mm. Emma Knock.
Mm. Mickey Frnley I ex
pected homo thin weekend from
Anhlimd whnro alio ha been go
ing to school.
Wesley 1 In nk I iih. who 1 on a
3ll.ilny furlough, lit enjoying a
vli.lt with hl fmnlly, Mr, and
Mm. Lnuritnco llimkina. We.
Icy liua n hrolhor, Donald, who
la u Uo In tho lurvice.
Friend will be Interested to
learn of LI. Clydo llorsley re
ceiving h discharge from tho air
corpa under tho point ytejn.
Clyde completed nil hi air mis
sion In I'.urope mid returned
hole in March. Ho then nerved
on air Instructor In Oklahoma
until July. Clyde nnd hi family
aro at present vlsltina with hla
oi.rentn, Mr. and Mm. Joe
llorslcy, of Klamath Full.
F.lmcr Smith nnd Hob Rhln
vnlt recently spent a flvc-dny
furlough with relative nnd
friend. They are ntntloned at
Snu Diego, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Smith, of Crencent City,
were guests of their daughter
and family, the Keitli Turner,
during their aon'a May,'
Mr. nnd Mr. E. B. Schmoe. of
Klamnth Fall, spent lust week
visiting relative and old Wends
In thla vicinity.
Nora Leo, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Waldo Joric. returned
home last week after vlsltlnif
relative In Medford,
8Bgt. Theodore Helm ha re
cenlly moved from Now Cale
donia to the Philippine Island
and wrltea Hint he shall, never
forget tho trip. He In ulatloncd
In one of tho largest cltlos which
now lies a muss of ruin.
Mr. nnd Mr. C. C. Brown
have received word from their
on, Harry, that ho ha left Ta
coma, Wnsh., and I nulling In
northern watera. Harry Is a
Seabee and recently snent aev
oral day at homo hero with hi
family.
Mr. Ada Arant, of Ashland, I
visiting with her alster, Mrs.
home of Mr. Unroll' father,
Perry D, Wilson.
JARS,
CAPS,
and
IIIRS
ktA (nOow IhImuiImm k
tf BJI BIm Boat. To fit Mr mn
umd loo Mia you bum ud tMrtt lo-
, mi nomwr company, ai., im.
LIDS
RUII
0BST OWV tJOVi!
o
mm
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SDuDgHW
ES, n.U one. "-Wo thr Swc t
them miBhty juiccl (To8nu'cou
o((toP.of.maU.rang
Buv a big bag tu or treating the
Bay Mlcka and family for several
day.
Mr. Bnd Mm. Joe Horsley, of
Klamath Fulls, were business
vlxltor In this vicinity and Lan
gell valley on Tuesday.
Mr. Jill Adam of Klamath
Fall, spent tho weekend with
her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kolb.
Warron, on of Mr. and Mr.
Charles Flacku, of Klamath
Fall, la home on furlough, from
Europe. He I visiting his par
ent and many of hi old friend.
The Flackuse wore residents of
North Dairy before thoy moved
to Klamath Falls.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Orrln Hankln on their
third son, born to them last week
at Hillside hospital, Mr. and
Mrs. Hnnkin are resident of
North Dairy.
Fort Klamath
Visiting here with relative
last wook from their home In
Lo Angeles, Calif., wore Mr.
and Mm. Chester Jackson and
two chihlion. Whllo here they
were overnight guest at the
home of hi undo and aunt, Mr.
and Mr. Harry Engle. They also
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mm, Alfred B. Caatcl Sr. and Mr.
and Mr. Earl Jackson while In
Fort Klamath. Chester I the son
of Tom Jackson, well-known lo
cal resident of many year be
fore moving to Merced, Calif.,
scvernl year ago.
Mm. rt. S. Ballou returned last
week from a trip to Grant Pans
where she went for medical care.
Mm. Fern Head of Santa Bar
bara. Calif., Is spending a month
visiting here at the home of her
son-in-law, daughter and grand
son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Prowell,
and Alan Kay.
Pvt. Glenn Smith I spending
a 15-day furlough here with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Smith. He la atationcd at Fort
Ebcy, Waah., In the U. S .army.
The Big Lake Box company
is moving It camp from Chin
chnlo to a site on Seven Mile,
west of Fort Klamath, where It
will establish a logging camp for
a year's logging operations.
Capt. Alfred B. Castel Jr. ha
arrived home for a 30-day fur
lough. He is with the air corpa
and has been stationed In Ger
many for some time.
The new 10,800 ton Victory
ships will carry the names of 60
or more U. C. colleges and universities.
Thursday. Aug. I, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS KINS
ITS A
T.'K"..7,
aiiomwM",
PASTEURIZED SKIM IKlOt
ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS
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There's no time like Bummer time for tender,
fresh fruits and vegetables. Ana mere s no
place like Safeway to find them naturally
fresh . . just as they come from the fields.
So ... for an eating treat . . . try Safeway
produce now! And buy now, too, for home
canning while fruits and vegetables are plen
tiful and prices low!
Apples
Cravenataln, fancy
lb. 13c
Cucumbers
Local crop
lb. 8c
Cantaloupes
Crown In Northwest
lb. 8c
Calavos rirm.ndnP. lb. 42c
Grapes ThomPoB eedie. lb. 26c
Peaches 8w..t.ndriP. 22-lb. lug 2.59
Tomatoes ClId.n m' lb. 15c
Lemons meh juic nd nator 5 lbs. 65c
Oranges
Sweet
S lbs. 54c
Apricots
for eaaning
24-lb.
Box....
3.59
Potatoes
U. S. No. 1'
Look!-10 Size Pkg. of
With th Purchase
Of a Jar (any iiz) of
EDWARDS
COFFEE
28e
Drip or
Regular
Grind
Mb.
ior
2-lb.jar54e
Hurry! This Offer Limited
While It Lasts!
-Other Nourishing.
Beverages
ajMMiiiMIMll
I
Airway CoHee
(always faesh)
Vaa Hootea Cocoa
Mb. bag 20c
3-11. bag 58c
yi.lb.pkg.37c
Mason Jars, B pl" 65c. quart. 12. 75c
k'Jar Rubbers Reg 'Pkg-of 1 dor' 4c
Kerr Lids Regu"r
BallJarCaps Regular
Economy Caps Kerr
Bon Ami Powder
Rain Drops Water softener
Sani-flush Cle,ns t0,let
Pkg. of 1 dor. for Cg
Pkg. of 1 doz. ea.
Pkg. of 1 doz. J Og
2 12-oz. can
24-oz. pkg. 22c'
22-oz. can 2q
Cracked Wheat Bread I lc
Raisin Bread Mrs Wrighi"
Beet Sugar 51b k32c;
Morton Salt orli5dized
Peanut Butter BeverIy brand
Velveeta Cheese1!)
Brown Mustard Heinz 57
Mb. loaf ,2c
10-lb. sack
Pkg. gc
Mb. Jar
2-lb. pkg. y5c
6-oz. jar QC
f-jnUrlmrv Tm
4-lb. pk. 22c; Va-lb. pk. 43c: lb. 83c
Schilling Whole Spices
Allspice Cumin Seed Bay Leaves
Pickling Spice Dill Seed Cloves
Mustard Seed
Stock up Small pkg. Ac
w
NOW!
each
1 uMMhwrnm
Apple Butter
Libby Brand
No. 303 glass 21 C
Krispy
Crackers
Sodas
2-lb. pkg- 33e
ft I J!..
dnreauio )
Nobisco Cereal
Pkfl. 12c
Grade A now
in abundance
Round Steak
(9 points)
Chops Loin (8 point)
Roast Should, bona In (3 point) ,
Breast of Veal
(2 point) .
ib. 44c
ib. 42c
ib 28c
,21c
LUNCHEON MEATS
Spiced Luncheon Meat (8 pfs.) Ib. 53c
Minced Luncheon Loaf (6 pts.) lb. 37c
Pickle and Pimento Loaf (4 pts.) lb. 34c
Point Free
FISH
Slleod, Froetn
Halibut
Froian. Fillet
Rock Cod
t,39c
Ling Cod
Sllead
,b28c
Cider Vinegar old MU1 brand l gal- 57c
Pancake Flour Suz8nn' -5c. ' Grade
Cornbread Mix - Wb pkg' 18c A
Kellogg Krumbles Cereal 8" pkg- I lc Butter
Pearls of Wheat 28w pkg 19c
Canned Milk (1 pt) can 9c
Tomato Juice SunnyD8wn -Ic 49c
Tomato Sauce te TeU 3 8z' eang 1 3c w p
Wh. SI. Potatoes No-3H can 16c
Grapefruit Juice Town HouM 4N,Z- 30c SUNNY
Light Globes Verd ARay' tex lncluded b akiw
(40-60-loo-wu 27c) InMct rePUent 80-W- 27c BANK
White Magic Bleach gal 17c M.rg..
Q0rQX Excellent bleach . H aI-25c 1 Lb. Pkg.
Vinegar Helnz Whlt quart botUe2lc
Ice Cream Mix 01dMlu pkg 12c lIpotau)
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(OD LOIN) ' OURIRST sTWXKS
How to Get YOUR Copy
... of the latest and meet reliabV
direction for home canning, a pre
pared by Julia Lee Wright . . . jut
clip the coupon to the left, being
ure to print your name and addreaa
PLAINLY to avoid any delay, and
enclose five cent, m coin. You'll be
delighted with this colorful pin-up of
step-by -tep canning directional
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