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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1946)
III1" m a apt n ion OfudUAioDe iey 0Spud Season's Wind-Up i mmiA. ru.o k,;y to tl;o "" tho curly, !': ill? I" I , Important r(Uictlon com- I wou "torocl tlocllni'ct niml week with . l...AIlltl .M IlllH""-"".- cms iu . i" j..f off t : ....n.. P. I only l'nrs' " 178 fii'it, compared to 01 ' ... 11,,, tirnvloui r'.i ..' 1. ,1 rt200 CiiiH l """ " ""colorml", Mlnnewtf. NOI'lll IHIKUW OIHI y well, but Idaho I UP lmL :12a cars. hSiOrn off 3D, k" ,i,,))Iiik uri'HH down .ef ?Si for tho totnl l,Mc an. l'rt of the 1 lnM.anoibulwol.t.0r ..iit were ciin'i J? Sft" HUM hlpmmiUi lfn,r lcul'-ly ll'll'ol't'" Sns car itwrnimmt otu; :K tot.i Liiutlnif tlint m fcVd w th very nuni niuvo K cowWerlim the lK fc ".V1. .1.. 1. ml n lllW- .... .... amiur 1111(1 Ai.nd.irt.,rn pol; '" .-j ii.miirraliireit or i Pj ta North Onkoln. tho work h'!i Prc.illnrly. move Cm tin ' "!vcr Vn,llcy 1 . ..Hivl for the week an Ell m much from other I'.l.l.i. mnA Domand I n"V" 1 ...1 i . t ww of conditions, with Z l.nmr. Ma He report Ud .lr, market Htendy but MS lw. Prlce "bout, 20 1 ibovo floor unrne an iat wook. Idaho, dumund fair, mar ket Hllulilly stronuor, price dime over floor, unci dlmu better than hint week. North Dakota, 17 bulow zoro, offorlni8 vorv lluht. market firm for very few alu, most shipments need stock, noma roiiniH unsold, Duyorii offerlnu IS cunts under floor. Michigan, uffnrliiKH lluht, domand alow, market dull for very fuw miles, price (nine uiuier iioor annum inu dlmu valuu for Hl.u A. and dlmo under lunt week, Col orado, demand alow, market Htoady, price at floor unwaMhed, or (nine nemir than lust week. Upntatu New, York, demand alow, market dull, price for few miles to nearby market" 38 cents over floor, Wisconsin, haullnua lluht, demand alow, market dull, name current shipments deed stock, some ahlpmenta un sold, price for few truckload wales U0 wr cent commercials S cents under floor, about aamo u last week. Florida, (Fort Myers Section) hauling lluht, demand moderate, market atcady, price minimum $2.03 for washed slzo A In AO lb, bugs, ci lino under lust week. In tho terminals, New York reports tho market about atcady Schilling Soup), salads, entrees pin ictt from this true witty flavor. Keep the linker handy for celery goodness in a jiffy. i AltIC IAIT 1 ONION IAIT I tllllt IAIT 1 SAVOI IAIT m IIA10HIHO 1 for both old and now tock.i Chlcugo, auppllos Of old stock huvo been moderate, domand slow, market dull; new stock, supplies light, demand slow, market stcudy. Alluntu has held steady for old and for flrat qual- uy new siock, una stronger lor new 11 size. Boston continues dull for old with no new sun- piles. Detroit has ruled weuk er on lduhos, other old stock about steady, dull for now. Minneapolis reports a firm mar- Kei lor old western stock, dull for northern and now offerings. Philadelphia reports dull for old with new slightly stronger. Sun Francisco, dull and slightly weaker for old stock, dull for new with LCL wholesale, lots of Klamath Uusln ftussots, U. S. No. 1, bringing $3.29 to $3.40. Markets report only 472 cars on track, which lire not enough to bo tho cause of terminal weakness. Price Support and Surplus Removal It's loo bod that car shortages slushed Into the export deals In I -"""fel. UM!? at6 ."::? i eh -folks like a change folks fke irb "different' fain? 7$ tor Mn really dif- f e'n',n! "'8 a marvelouj """W from tho usual hot cereal. Uk n.h.""flna.hn" tho superb nut- Wheat a j of tostod natural twild , p what " wo11 hody- "'WllcoMt CHANOI POD IKAKFASTI TU Wholinq CotKralli, Whol.novlll, Rohwoy, K J. December and Junuary, when wo hud our beat opportunity to unload a good solid volume of nurpluB. Movement to Canada was good earlier, but has fallen off more recently, partly be cause prices of easily accessible stock went above floor. Exports to tho north continue, and will continue but tho rato will de pend upon combination of loca tion, cars and prices, Location and price problems could be solved by changes in the subsidy arrangements, presumably, but officials ore not commenting on changes. The French deal Is go ing butter, with ono boat loaded und probably enough rolling to load o second and part of a third. Bouts are not so scarce r,ow, and Beaumont, Texas can handlo two at a time, so this outlet probably cun take as many potatoes as cars can bo found to haul. Gonoral Domand and Price Situation "Demand and Price Situation" (Issued by USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics) for Jan uary Indicates that demand for farm1 products is likely to be maintained at current high levels during most of 1940, High level of non-ugrlcultural employment Is anticipated, and unless cur rent labor troubles arc prolonged they probably will not depress demand. Even if foreign crops urc large, total agricultural ex port!) will stay high. With special reference to spuds, a verbatim quote is In order. The report states: "The prices that growers will receive for 1845 crop potatoes during the balance of this marketing season are ex pected to average above the sup port levels maintained by the Department of Agriculture, Dur ing December and early January, wholesale potato prices strength ened substantially, both at coun try points and in terminal mar kets, primarily as a result of an unusual export demand and an inadequate supply of refriger ator cars at major shipping points. Prices for potatoes dur ing the week ended January 0 were close to, and In some in stances above, prices in the cor responding week a year earlier. "Carlot movement of potatoes since last September has been considerably smaller than would be expected in relation to the size of the very large 1945 crop, and shipments in December 1945 were actually less than in the same month a year earlier. Too large a proportion of the 1945 crop still remains at country points to permit much additional rise in price. Prices would break If too many old potatoes are shipped late in the season after new potatoes became avail able in considerable volume." We question only the price statement. Prices will average r,bove support levels only if USDA comes through 100 per cent in removing what the mar kets won't take; otherwise there )e a resasonable doubt. We in cline to the belief that USDA both can and will come through because the job remaining to be 1 done is considerably smaller Thursday, Feb. 21, 1948 HERALD AND MEWS MINI than at this time In 1944, when the overhang from the 1943 crop was terrific. The average weight of bale)' cf cotton in the United State! Js about 500 pounds. fl T I TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER See Your Local Dealer You don't have to buy fancy-cut steaks or the choicest roasts to be ure of tender, delicious meats at Safeway. Even our least expensive cuts short ribs, boiling meats and potroast are unconditionally guar anteed to please. If you ever get a cut of Safeway meat that fails to measure up to your judgment of what fine meat should be, let us know. We will give your money back, without return of the meat. -Lunch Suggestion Lunch'n Loaves, Aitd Type 3 lb. 34c Thuringer, Tosy , lb. 38 Bologna, a. c Type 2 lb.34 Seo' Foods Chinook Salmon, sliced lb. 45 RaOr Clams, F"h cleoned lb. jor 95c Fresh Oysters, Medium Pint 55c Grade A Chickens Fryers, Eviscerated Fowl, Dressed lb. 69 lb. 35 APPLE BUTTER Libby'i, PEANUT Howdy (Coarse grind) " Very smooth No. 303 Jar BUTTER b Beverly (Regulor) 2-lb. Jor 20c 30c 56c Safeway hot a large selection of "Spreads" that very nicely take the place of the "Oh, so scarce" butter.' Listed above are two of the favorites! CANTERBURY TEA 22 , 43 JS?-13 TOMATO JUICE sTyc?wn No;2 10 f 2 lc TOMATO JUICE LK, I le4T2 25c BLENDED JUICE O'Oold No. t cn I7c SHREDDED WHEAT Kelloii ,1 plU. I' BABY CEREAL 15c TENDER0NI Vn Camp .--. pk. 2 for I6c PREMIER BEERu-oi. bowoi 2 tor 25c HI-H0 CRACKERS . . Wb ph, 21c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 20e for complexion and bath White Magic Bleach . ...qt. 10c Clorox Bleach ...... qt. 16c Toilet Soap, White King, 3 bars .....14c Lava Soap, Ige. size 3 for 26c Dog Meal, Gaines 2 lbs. 22c 5 lb ...........49c Dog Food, Home Plate, 8-lb. pkg. 78c How to Use Meat to Make Breakfasts Hearty Cold days call for hearty breakfasts, and one of the best ways I've found to make a break fast substantial is to include some meat in the menu.' Here are some favorite winter breakfasts that will also make a special hit for 'Sunday brunch. ... COLD MORNING SPECIAL Tomato Juice with Lemon Wedge Hot Apple Pancakes Rolled Around Sausage Links -Warmed Syrup Coffee or Cocoa APPLE PANCAKES To 2 cups of pre pared pancake flour, add 2 eggs and 1H. "cups milk beaten' together. Blend well. Stir ' in 1 cup finely chopped apples and 2 table spoons melted shortening. Drop by table spoonfuls onto greased griddle or, frying pan. Bake until bubbles break; turn and bake until golden brown. Wrap each pancake . around a well-cooked sausage link. Serve hot with warmed syrup. Serves 6.' " WAKE UP TO THIS! Spiced Applesauce with Raisins Sautecd Kidneys with Mashed Potato-Cakes Buttered Toast Coffee or Milk. . .. . r , SAUTEED KIDNEYS Skin, split in half, lengthwise, and remove white tubes and tis sues from 6 to 12 veal or lamb kidneys. Wash ' thoroughly. Cut into thin 'slices and cover with flour, salt and-pepper. Saute in drip---pings about 3 minutes or until browned. Add 1 cup hot water and cook about 5 minutes, or until thickened, stirring constantly. Serve hot. Serves 6. START THE DAY RIGHT! , Baked Winter Pears Broiled Lamb Chops and Hashed Brown Potatoes Toasted English Muffin Coffee or Milk HASHED BROWN POTATOES Melt 3 tablespoons shortening in a heavy frying pan; add 9 cups chopped or finely cut cooked potatoes, heaping them toward the center and away from the edges of the pan; season to taste. Cover with a lid or heavy plate; press down so that cover is right on top of the potatoes. Place a box of salt or rock on top to give pressure. Cook slowly and with out turning for. 15 to 20 minutes, or until crusty brown. Turn out onto a warm plate. Cut into 4 or 6 pie-shaped wedges to serve. 0AtEXt Director The Homemakers' Bureau Anttter Saftway Serviet full of I EA A1 I ALiD fiAAIt, 29 WmUmr mm" flavor Tender, Nutritious, Meaty Grade A lb, 38 i i i Lamb Rib Chops GradeAib.43eGr.AAtb.45e Link Sausage Type 1 lb. 48c Pork Sausage Bulk, Type 1 lb. 39c Shoulder Lamb Roast IS Square cut bone in LAMB STEW GradeAA&A Neck, breast or shank Loin Lamb Chops Grade EOc Grade ECe AA LB. A LB. The season's finest fruits and vegetables, priced by the pound, await your selection at your Safeway ORANGES Bursting With Juice 5 lbs. 52c - i APPLES extra fancy fancy & G grade lb. 1212C Grapefruit Desert White. Lb 7c rMNunr Heady to eat Avocados Cabbage Medunsue. Lb. The Parsnips smooth, crisp Lb. 10c Yams 12c 1 1 m w BrOCCOli Bunched Carrots ?0 for. Lb 39c Lb. 20c Lb, 7V2C Potatoes" s N2i.Lb.s.ck98c , 100-Lb. Sack 3.6Q Fresh product features jor Fri. & Sat. You get more for your money at Safeway! Hershey's Cocoa for richness and flavor. H-lb. Snowfiake Crackers f0tiy f Mhiib. pkg 17c Sperry Pancake Flour io.Lb. pkg. 49c Wheaties inr a "ItnaltW break-fast fl.Oi. Pica. 10c 8-Oz. Pkg. UOn -...-.WvnUt it. Boncoke FLOOR . r.ka.1 CCtnsilk CAKE FWOU- ih-u. 26c pkg' "c'.qate8 jam 5252 returned service men employed by Safeway by Dec. 31, 1945 welcome back fellas, . Glad to Have You!' ; Sweetheart Toilet Soap The Soap that agrees O f 9 with your skin. Reg. Size JL bars I n r -i ' Wl o I . OT ff rear surer urine no. az n Gardenside Peas ......No. 2 can lie WoOdbury Toilet Soap Libby's Beets, Diced or Cut, 303 jar 12c For the Skin 9 n4c Beer Sugar, 5 lbs. 32c 10 lbs. 63c ixirs mm You Love to Touch Sw't Potatoes, Pel-La-Co, No. 2V 28 Country Hpme WK Corn, No. 2 can 15c Red Salmon, Del Monte, No. 1 tall 39e Washington Smoked Shad, 3J4-ox. tin ....... ........2 tor 25e HELP HORRY PEACETIME GOODS! The end of the war did not stop the need for turning in waste fata. Many important products nylons, tires, soaps and elastic, to name but a few require the use of scarce industrial fats and oils in their manufacture. Safeway meat sections con-"1-tinue to pay four cents per pound for the 1 waste fats you bring in. You get more for your money if SAFEWAY YDl tfID TrtE YDEA that's jusr what i mean ! 1 jlSiHTVTNng , r 10A.VOU KNOW I'D WVB Ittl I I I THERE'S AN AMAZINGLY X T I tf I I " BUYING AU.OUR fOOO TO 6UV ALL THE FINEST-FOODS )P W u SIMPLE WAV TO SOLVE ; MnSZTSSii I 0U S6? Y: HERE AT SAFgWW ' " y
