Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 23, 1945, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMIDUl IRE MS Lanqcll Valley Sympathy la cxlonduil to ICurl ('iH'lll'illl 1 unci fiimlly, WllOSC brother, llucnus Cochran, llu(l xiuklonly lit liln Imiiiii in linn ilon. Karl u n il his duiiKhlxr, juwol Tronuwslile, ultuiulvtl lliu funi-rul. Mi'H, I) u r I o n Drown nnil iltiuKlitur, Nunoy, iif Cliffs, lilii,, urn In Kliuiuilh 1''uI1h vlnltliiK )r iiiiroiitH, Mr. mid Mrs. Ji'lui'laiH- mid ullii'i- rnliitivcH mill frlriitla, .luo lloiuls spout vi-iul iluyH lust wi'i'lt In I -on A uMi'lfft nucl onjoyod tho Ixiiit nit'liiK. , 1,1, Mob Suitor, liUHbiinil of Kvulyu Ciimpliull, It-'d Thursday (or hla Hlulluii In Mississippi iillnr aponcllnu Ills Imivo hrro. .-Dorothy Junes of tli WAC, Ih hunt from I'lilm Sprlntis, C'lillf.. vImIUhK lior piirciits, Mr. unci Mrs, Ktl Johom Tho F. W. Urowim reci'lved luli'Kium last weekend from lliolr siin-lit-liiw, Ciiiit. Jesse Cohen, Uiut lio liimled nt Hlclv niond, Vu., and lit In the Mc Gwire General hospital. Captain Colieu was recently awarded tho Silver Star and first Oak Leaf cluster to tl medal (or Kiillunt iy In action In Italy, Harrison Clulo Ik hero (rom Sail Francisco vlnltliiK Mr. unci Mrs, A, K. Galo. Harrison In a (lyliiK cadet. Mm. Mary I.eldy spent tlio weekend with Mm. Harry Fru itier and Mm. Mary Smith. Mr. and MrK, Dale. Urown and children arrived lint weekend , (rom Ccdarvlllo, Calif., to visit her parent and oilier relatives ond friends. Mrs 'llrown and children will stay (or u (ew weeks. Dalo returned home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rucck, Bonanza, were Sunday ovenlnts dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown ond Martin. Mr, and Mrs. Dave Turner, San Francisco, aro vlsltln Mr. ond Mrs, Owen I'epi'lu and Ted. Mrs. Frank Brown and dauKh tors spent Monday with her sis-ter-ln-luw, Mrs. Wesley Dear born, .... i Mrs. Kvorett Mnlone, Mrs. Emery Johnson and Mrs. Mary Lcldy enjoyed luncheon on Men duy with Mrs. Mury Dearborn, Bonanza. i Marilyn Dearborn spent the weekend with Catherine Dear- bom- . . Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson Visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lcu vllt ond family. . Mrs. Nellie Quick returned to her homo ofter being at the Mlko Dcurborn homo (or' two weeks, 1 There will be another benefit flancc given by tho Langcll Val ley Women's club ot tho hall, on August 23, Unless a largo crowd attends, this will be tlio lost dance for some time. 2 Mrs. Ella Ronds spent Tues-' day with Mrs. Cora Lcavltt and family. In the aftornoon tlicy visited Mrs. Waller Smith and Mr! and Mrs. Lclnnd Harris, Peggy and Bllllo, novo moved back to tho Galo ranch to make their home. They lived Ih Oak land (or several years. j Cascade i Among mcmbors of tho sum mer home eolouy who are oc cupying their cabin here are Mr, and Mrs. Ben C. Dcy, San Fran cisco. Dcy is chief counsel for tho Southern Pacific company. The Deys have been coming to Lake Odcll for1 the past 18 years. ' Mrs. Al Karnes, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Lucas, is oc cupying the Eiuncs' cnbin, form erly the' cabin owned by her Ea re ills. Sho had os her guests cr sister. Mrs. Stanley Smith, and daughter, of Berkeley, and Mrs. J. L. lluddleson, Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Knowlcs and mall son, Curtis, former Cas cadn Summit residents but now of Eugene, visited with (rlends here. Knowlcs Is now Southern Pacific dispatcher at Eugene, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Slmklns, cooks ot tho Southern Pacific dlnor hero, are having a (ow days' vacotlon. They went to Portland to visit Mrs, Slmklns' relatives, They returned with Mrs. Slmklns' nophew, James Burger, and are visiting nt the homo of (rlends. They will re turn to their duties on Saturday morning. Bob Benson, who has been spending tho summer with his purents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ben son hero, has returned to Tncoma Where ho will stay with his grandfather and aunt and attend school. Ralph Shcnry, Southern Pa cific signal Inspector, passed through Cascade Summit last week while Inspecting signals. Mr. and Mrs. Enrf McCoy and son, Joseph, of Illllsboro stopped off at Cascade Summit to visit Mr. and Mrs. II. L, Porter while jjasslng through hero Monday. ' If It's a "frozen" articlo you need, advortiso for a used one In the classified. Malin Ben Pickett, pioneer resident of the Malln community who has resided here since 1ML2, was surprised on a birthday anniver sary Sunday evening, August 10, when a group of neighbors called to offer congratulations. Largo arrangements of pink and while phlox and other Into sum mer blooms were used about the living room, Refreshments were served to Mr, and Mrs. John Craven, Mr, and Mrs, R, G, I'lckutt, Mr. and Mrs. Joss Whlt latch, Mae Baker, Johnnie Ba ker and Dean Lodge, Mrs, MarMarot Children, sister of lien and Dick Pickett, has been under medical treatment (or several days. ., Mr, and Mrs, Charles Matipln, long-time residents of Klamath county, now living In Ashland, relumed homo Monday aftor spending several days with their (laughter, Mrs. John McCulley, and family. Joyce W li 1 1 1 u t c It Thome, Klamath Falls, was o weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and mis, jess wniutilcii, Merrill Firemen Hosts To Wives MERRILL Merrill dromon were hosts Monday night at liit- tier, guests being wives of the lurec. Dinner was prcpurcd by Mrs. W. A. Layman and Mrs. A. W, Footo and served at tho (no hall by tho host committee, Joe Bully, Paul Lewis and Riley DcLap. Dinner was buffet style und ill) guests and hosts were present. Bridge followed. Prior to the feed the Merrill firemen met tho Tulclukc flroi men for u soflball game, smack ing down the challengers, 22-2. Robert R. Walker Is chief of the local deportment and Virgil Barron Is president, Pioneer Community MSgt. Keith Ruconlch, who has just returned from 37 mouths with the signal corps In the South Pacific, has been a visitor at tho Donald Colwcll home here. Keith's furlough cuds Aiiuust 20. Ralph Johnston and family arc looking (orward to a visit of Johnston's mother, Mrs. Clara Johnston, of Cornwall, Ontario, She Is to arrive this week. J. P. Christiansen and dnuglv tcr, Mrs. William Mathews, of Eogle Point, Ore,, spent Monday and Tuesday In this community. While here, they stopped at the l. G. li em mens rancn. Alfred Burton Is baling hay on tho Rulph Johnston ranch mis WCCK. Floyd Cone Is spending a week's vacation with Myron Murbut. Cullers In this community re cently-were Mrs. J. N. Matthews, Mrs. Ivan Dennis and Mrs. A. V. Humphrey, Dorrls Calif. On August 8, tho Rebekah so cial club and Past Noblo Grand club gathered at the home of Mrs. Clcmmcns for a potluck picnic. There woro 32 members and four guests present. Kern Lilly and Donald Johns ton, grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kerns, are visiting with their grandparents at Harbor, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kerns re turned to their home Sunday from a vacation spent at the mouth of tho Umpqua river. Mrs. Joseph Goddard returned from a visit spent with her sister at Yuba City, Calif. REFORESTATION MEET PORTLAND, Aug. 23 (! Reforestation of tho Tillamook forest (Ire area will be discussed this week by Senator Cordon, Rep. Mott and state and federal (orcsters. Classified Ads Bring Results New Pine Creek Mr. and Mrs. Glesucr Blunt and daughters, Lomu and Jo Anne, who left a week ago last Sunday for Sliver Lake, vhoro uiuni lias a urusn piling eon tract, wero weekend visitors hero, They stayed over Monday so thai lliey could visit Willi Mrs, Ulunl's brother, Jim Me Grow, who arrived homo on a furlough Monday afternoon from Camp Hood, Tex, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Croxton, who aro now living at Alturas, wore visitors here with relatives recently. Mrs. George Johnston cut nor loft hand badly with an ax while chopping wood last Satur day morning. Six stitches wero taken In tho wound. Orlund K. Johnston was re cently rclcused (rom the ship yards In the bay district, and he und his wlfo, Sarah, relumed last weekend to join their daughter, Dorothy, Leo Johnston, who was re cently visiting with his son, re turned with him, (rom Vallejo, Henry Cook donated $5 to tho comotory improvement (und this week. Mrs, E((le Steward and son, Pearl, spent an enjoyable time one duy last week at Cavo lake with an old (rlend, Mrs. Ellu Gullughcr, und grandson, Albert. Orland Johnston left Monday for Vallejo to bring a truckload of furnlturo borne. The next meeting of the Po mona grunge has been postponed on account of ltourid-lp. . Around Oregon By Th Associated Prass Two carloads of Bortlett pears havo been shipped from the Medford area, first of the sea son. . ., . Tho Eugene fruit grow ers association has uppculcd for more workers to handle fruit crops in tho area. . , . Robert Grant Balderree, 80,' a pioneer of Oregon lumbering who first worked ut Gardiner In the ox team days of lugging, was bur ied Wednesday at Eugene, . . , Pendleton schools will open Sep- SLUED FOB ARMORY Ray Hcrbeck, who brings his "Music and Romance" orches tra to the armory next Wednes day, has just recently completed a six-months' engagement at the lember 4, with new high school courses in agriculture. . . . The bucking horse "Atomic" will ap pear at the Pendleton Roundup September 12-15 for the first time. ... Thursday. Aug. 23. 1945 HERALD AND NEW3 ELEVEWp Mural room In San Francisco's St.. Francis hotel.- He cornea to Klamath Falls from tho Btltmore Bowl in Los Angeles. -According to "Baldy" Evans, he is completing arrangements to have the band broadcast over station KFJI (rom 9:30 until 10 o'clock Wednesday, ;;,; Herbeck's band will appear with two vocalists, Lorraine Ben son and Roy Cordcll Jr. RAINFALL REPORT PORTLAND. Aug. ' 23 (JP) Rainfall was too light to benefit crops during the week ending Tuesday, the weather bureau re ported today. -.'-. RATES TOLD CORVALLIS. Aug. 23 Mft- Loan rates on 1045 oata wit average h cents a bushel Oregon, the AAA said today. A plant disease has destroyed most of the sea grass growing along the North American coast In recent years. " ' " Whan In M.diord stay at ' HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modara Jo and Anna Earlay - Proptleiora II 1 f I SATURDAY J 9:00 until 1:00 I3RLDV5 BRTiD Coming Aug. 29 RAY HERBECK and His Orchestra ' GrOOd c6jp2& rru&anA, a zot Schilling VACUUM PACKED "- CO FF E E OF LOWER LIVING COSTS p i v'C-.v' . i-v , ':-i - Ki Mill I i M 4 " f- t .m m- ssw .m. d i -it-:'.v,;. i ' "-.w m i '. iii m mm it,-, l m . m nimn i m Jol sateway', Regul0r Customers Ceteb'" Venrs of Belter Values at Lo vt 1 i- 7 AUGUST 23 ihm SEPT. 1 In all the 24 years Safeway has served Oregon and Washington cus tomers . . . no list of advertised items has been more indicative of typical Safeway savings than this. Be sure to come to our Birthday I celebration if you really want to save! nJ Mrs. Wright's White or Dreau wheat . Mb. loaf lU-lb. loaf 2 (or 25c Prunes Hr.dncJ" Da... Firland Tears standard 22c 2H gt. No 2"28c Peasf, ardtntida tandard No. 2 can No. 2 H can No. 2 can lie 15c 13c Tomatoes Gardensld Standard Green Beans White Tag Standard Country Home te'y." No. 2i. oOrn Craam Style can'C Corn. Niblets D. c.nl4c Asparaqus GrMVo0W2 ... 34c v C:.L Emerald ipiiiuvii Bay No. 2 can ' No. 2H 17. I W can Potatoes white tlicad Osage brand No. 2H can 16c Sauerkraut 22; u1lrUc Potted Meat Llbby brand (1 red pt.) 6c No. U tin Yeg. Soup R.nch8 ;Vn 8c Chili Sauced' M 19c -l,..- Red Kill brand 1A CatSUp 13M.0I. bet'lC Raisin Bread Mrs., Wright's Mb. loaf 12c Ram1 Cracked Wheat Mb. 11. Dreau m. wriohf. loaf Mrs. Wright's loaf Soda Crackers Tasty Maid r 2-lb. pkg. Hi Ho Crackers Butter Wafers Mb. pkg. Rytak ; 14-01. pkg. Margarine " rSedepts.)1Pkg.26c Milk34y 19c -222.180' Baby FoodS.; 4H 8c 28c 21c ISc Baby Food Heim Junior 6H-01. Q tin Pancake Flour Suzanne brand.. 4p-os. pkg. Buckwheat Flour Aunt . jemima. ' 2 54 -lb. pkg. Duffs Mixes 14p.22c Gingerbread, Muffin and Waffle Cake Flour Swansdown. pkg. 26c 15c 32c 19c 25c Sunbrite Cleanser 5c can Boraxo 10 nn14c Hand Lotion 8w8". w 33c 17c lO-oi. I r- Bleach H-gal, jug White Magic Dl..:.. Mrs. w IMIIIII Stewart's bottle Unit Starch 2X. . lOc Argo Gloss Starch 9c Damhav Window ; 12-M. 03 ' WieareX Cleaner bottle Drv Cleaner Asuun.V ,X75c- Fly Spray s,.nd.rd Machine Oil cph'.nmp Johnson Glo Coat qt 97c Schillings Extracts Orange, Banana, 9fle Strawberry l-o. bot W Schilling Coloring Orttn Rtd, Orang lAf jug' i;23c-'xtlOc Yellow , ,..l-ot. bot. CI...H KITCHEN rivm so-ib. eo oc CRAFT sak 5-lb. ik. 27ci 10-lb. 49ci 25-lb. $1.15 Sperry Flour Drifted Snow ' $2.38 SO-lb. ik. 251b. k. $1.19 Enriched Flour So-ib. ei oo Com Meal fibers brand, white, yellow. 40-oi. pkg. Wheat Germ Fisher brand. lU-lb. bag Kerr Regular Mason Jars ptsWc 12 s . 75c Jar Rubbers , d0I.4c Kerr Regular Lidspk3gs.27c Kerr Regular Caps pkg 20c Wide Mouth Caps KFi ; 32c KERREconomy Caps pkg. 19c Oats Morning Glory Regular and Quick. 4X26c Quaker Oats 28 Rogular or Quick - 3-lb. pkg. Malto Meal Cereal 97. 26-os. pkg. C Wheaties FZZ J4-lb.ll. pkg. I Nabisco 100 B Bni,b.pkg.l7c Kellogg Corn Flakes ... 18-os. pkg. ' C Raisin Bran SfiiR1 llc Post Bran Flakes1: 14c ..WHEAT ,. OO-oi.O'J- GrapenutsS1 pkg. ParTPak qt. 13 Sparkling water (plus 5c doposlt) bot. ' Schillings Mustard ,, 2-oi. can 9; 4-oi.' can "C Cinnamon iuon c.n9c Celery Seed fiT'-S 15c Baking Powder 2c58o,Imc,.tn25c Sno-White Salt - Plain or Iodised. - pkg. Beet Sugar S lb. 32M 10-lb. sk. 63e. 25-lb. ik. 1.59 Argo Corn Starch p" 9c Cider Vinegar i. 16c Tomato Juice H : 2 , nc Sunny" "Dawn "Taney. r can '" Grapefruit Juice 4S-oi. 9f Town House. can " B.;(;H. Sun Maid . tdf KQISinS Nsctara I5-oi. pkg. Vegetable Cocktail .n V-8 Fancy. 46-oa. UC Blended Juice 19 Oranae Juice FuiBiG'd46c Peanut Butter Real Roast brand. ' 2-lb. jar 39c Edwards Coffee Mr Reg. and Drip. lb. jar C 2-lb. Jar 54e Nob Hill Coffee Lb. bag 23c ' 2-lb. bag Airway Coffee Lb. baa" 20c. M.J.B Coffee Regular' and Drip grind, or Hilla "Red'' . Sanka Coffee Caffein taken out Nourishing HemO BORDEN'S Drink' it hot or cold. Canterbury I ea Black T-. Upton 3-lb. bag 45c 58c lb. jar 33c HERSHEY S UDCOH lb. i36c. ib. j H-lb. 10c lib. ca lar ."- pkg. 1-1 J Black Flavoring Westag Vanilla or Lemon. p22c : H-lb. pkg. 43a )i-lb. pkg. 51s bottle I Ww CheeSe sheHord?i American Af,'i fc Pimiento (4 red pts.) H-lb. pkg. W l Walnut Meats Freshly Shelled. H-lb. pkg. -J CheeSe p.bit-ett Standard . and Pimiento (3 pts.) -pkg. 11 'I O Cantaloupes Grown in the Northwest 8'2C lb Potatoes White Rose, U; S. No. 2 50-lb. Sack 1.14 Peaches, Elbertas . 22-ib.iu9189 Pears, Calif. Bartletts lb. 15c Cucumbers, local crop ib. 7c Tomatoes, field grown ls.ib. iug89c Potatoes. U. S. No. 1 'A' siie 'u 35c Eggplant, local crop Peppers, Green Bell Yams, U. S. No. 1 'lbs. -. lb. - ib.l7V2c; ib.l2V2c! Grapes Seedless or Red Malaga, Thompson Ori Lb. VVW Green Beans Local. Now is the time to can. Lb. 14c SALMON Fresh Chinook AAf, Sliced. Lb. Lb"::.....:...,.. 43c Frozen Fillets - Rock Cod ..,39 Leg of Lamb (6 pts.) Lamb Roast (3 pts.) lT" Lamb Chops (8 pts.) Loin Lamb Rib Chops (5 pts.) 0;;.,A' 38c tt. 39e 34c'A,r35 Or. 'A' IS. 55c Y 58o ?6;A'43c ,a.a'45c Beef Liver (4 points) lb. 38c Ling Cod Sliced ' lb. 28c Wieners, S.C. (4 pts,); type 2 .-lb. 37e Bologna, A.C. (3 pts.), type 2.... ..lb. 34e French Head Cheese (2 pts.)... lb. 43c Spiced Lunch Meat (8 pts.) Jb. 53c Harvait Blossom k. I iVil 25-lb. ak. 95c 31