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held ut tho Roosevelt
n, Kliinmtll I'uiin, unci hi
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?!.nih. Six womon niiulo
.dlirlim tho coumo of study.
'..'hi, S30.07 nor milt, nnd
tJntn cstlmntcd on nveniRc
L,of s:)B.l 8 on oncli emit.
Ef. cent of "icb 1,1111 m"'lp
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wai only $13 07. The
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,1 J5J.83 for tho cobU.
wnu ih,ii Kuwiniii.n
iworkshop ut the P.ooevelt
u were ir. r
fL i n ilnro Mm. Kenneth
Samson, Mrs. Wilbur Telford,
Mrs. Jnck Elchondorf, Mrs, Huns
Fret wild Mrs. Hurvey Woodurcl
of Kliinuilh Fulls, uiul Mrs. E. E.
Kllpiilrlck of Merrill, nnd Mrs.
fciirl Muck and Mrs. IrviiiH White
of 1 ciiley. At th Fort Kluinntli
workshop those who mudo gnr
m.01l." woro Mn- Ernest Gruvcs
of Modoc Point U. loU, iii(,y
of Mulln, nnd Mis. 11. T. Wil
lli'ins, Mrs. Uiuilla Nicholson,
Mrs. I'ntil Wiunpler und Mis.
Lurry Uyoim, nil of Fort Klum-ath,
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Extension
Unit News
Pressure Gauges
Will Be Tested
The county homo demonstra
tion office, room 208, Federal
bulldlna, In Klumuth Falls will
accept pressure cooker gauges
for testing beginning April 1,
according to Mrs. Winnlfred K.
Gillcn, county home demonstra
tion ugcnl.
Guuges to be tested should be
plainly labeled with tho nume
und address of tho owner on
adhesive tape, pointed out Mrs.
Gillcn. The instruments nre sent
to the foods industries depart
ment at Oregon State college for
cnucKing, nnu will be accepted
tlicro throughout the month of
April.
Persons who wish to mail their
cooker gauges direct to tho col-
lego may do so.
Slav
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Qu3iH !
j?-t '
I NO UBSriTUTI !
tlij "nb foods I
rn
6V FootU,
for smooth
F'WFLAVo
UUAllry
Mrs. Winnlfred K. Gillcn will
go to Lukevlcw Friday to give a
demonstration by special request
of a woman's group, In the West
sldo grango hull. Mrs. Ada Heed
Miiyno munnger of the Oregon
dairy council in Portland will
uccompuny her and visit schools.
"Tho Care of Wulls, Wood
work, and Floors" was demon
strated by Mrs. C. A. Baker and
Mrs. L. D. Mctcolf at the Klum
uth I' alls home extension unit
Wednesday ut the Methodist
church. There were 20 orcsent.
A politick luncheon was served
at noon by the hostesses, Mrs.
Paul Leo und Mrs. T. J. Webb.
Mrs. Hay Garrison nrosldistl nt
the business meeting. Mrs. Win
nlfred K. Gillcn, Mrs. T. J. Webb,
unci iwrs. u. v. xnuon were up
pointed on the nominating com-
nilllce. Pluns lor the spring fes
tival were discussed and various
committees were named.
I he next meeting will ulso be
held at the Methodist church.
The project will be "Keeping Fit
with Vitamin C," und will he led
by Mrs. Winnlfred K. Gillcn.
State Policemen
Attend School
Twenty-two slate police offi
cers, Including a number from
Klamath Falls, attended the clos
ing session of the training school
In Mcdford this past week, con
ducted for police officers of
southern Oregon.
Attending school last week
wcro, Larry G. Bcrgmann, Dal
ford J. Reed, Mark O. Sullivan
and William J. Colbert, Klamath
Fulls; Thomas S. Martin of Lake
view. Sgl. E, W. Tlchcnor nnd
others of tho local forco attend
ed the school tho previous week.
Medford Man Dies
At Vets Hospital
John E. Kulaas, 75, Mcdford,
died at the Veterans' hospital at
Camp White March IS, and final
rites were held In Grants Pass
Tuesday. Mr. Halaaa was the
father of Mrs. Hazel Slegncr,
Mrs. Ruth Mlnton and Roy Ha-
laus of this city, Harold of Mcd
ford, who made his home here
for many years, and several
other children living In Oregon.
A veteran of the Spanish
American war, Mr. Hulaus had
lived In Oregon for many years.
Ho was born in Norwoy in 1870.
His wife preceded him in death
In 1836.
EXPENSIVE VOTE
BUENOS AIRES, March 21 (P)
The Buenos Aires voter who put
three winning lottery tickets in
the ballot box with his vote in
last month's presidential elec
tion can breathe easier today.
An election judge who found
them said he'd send them back.
They're worth 80 pesos, which
is 20 bucks, American money.
Btromborg-Carlson Hadlos,
Dorby'i Music Co.
Requirements
Of USCG High
Requirements for a first en
listment in the pencctimo coast
guurd ure higher than they have
been for the past several years,
Chief Roger Horendecn, coast
guard recruiter for southern
Oregon stated.
Hercndeen Is in Klamath
Falls every Friday and Saturday
on recruiting duty and may be
contacted at the Klamath Coun
ty chamber of commerce office,
323 Main.
In comparison with other
branches of service, Herendeen
said, the coast guurd require
ments are highest at present. To
bo eligible a mun must have at
least 20-30 eyes, good hearing,
normal color perception, at least
20 serviceable teeth, be 84 inches
In height with weight In com
parison and have an eighth
grade education.
Now that the coast guard is
back under the treasury depart
ment, Herendeen explained, it
has a vital job to do in connec
tion with air-sea rescue, main
tenance of aids to navigation,
operation of fire barges and
boats In all harbors of the Uni
ted States, constant patrol for
violations of the customs laws.
The enlistment period is for
three years.
Stromberg- Carlson Radios.
Derby's Music Co.
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Indians Named
In Stabbings
Three Klamath Indians have
been indicted for stabbings by
the federal grand Jury now in
session in Portland. One is Wil
lard Williams who is accused of
slashing the throat of 19-year-old
Egbert Hugo Smith at Beat
ty. That killing occurred when
the year 1946 was only an hour
old and climaxed a New Year's
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Thursday, March 21, 1946
HERALD AND NEWS ELEVEN
Eve party at Beatty. Williams
was arrested by Special Indian
Officer Willis Pankey at the
scene of the stabbing.
Osborne Lee "Beegie" Ball was
indicted for assaulting Lola
Margaret Gallagher during a
fray at Chiloquin February 9,
and Lawrence Dale Jackson was
indicted for assaulting Lloyd L.
Hood February 11.
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PRINTING
PHOTO SERVICE
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"Camel's hair," used in mak
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How to Make Spring
Housecleaning Easier
The room-at-a-time method of spring
housecleaning leaves most of the house
livable during housecleaning and it helps
got rid of lots of clutter. 1 like to do a
room n week, then the whole job isn't so
tiring and seems much easier.
HERE'S HOW I DO IT:
. . . Dismantle the room by removing
knickknacks, pictures, draperies, cur
tains, window shades, rugs, and smaller
pieces of furniture.
. . . Move the larger pieces of furniture to
the center of the floor and cover with
sheets.
. . . Start at the ceiling and work down,
denning walls, woodwork, and windows
in that order.
. . . Clean furniture, then the floors and
rugs. .
...Clean blinds, wash curtains, clean
pictures and small furniture. Be sure to
cover every inch of exposed space with
some sort of cleaner.
. . . Clean mirrors and picture glass with
window cleaner. Use soap and water on
knickknacks wherever possible.
. . . Reassemble the room and move to the
next one. In no time the entire house is
spick-and-span.
The "going over" you give your home each spring can be a much
simpler task this year if you enlist help at Safeway. Select from our
wide assortment of soaps, cleaners, bleaches, brushes and other house,
cleaning aids. Get the right "assistants" to do the job efficiently and
you'll be surprised how much less work there will be. You'll be pleased
too, when you find how much more you get for your money at Safeway,
Soaps and Clemen
Director
The Homemakcrs' Bureau
Am Extra Saneay Service
Sunbrite Cleanser
Fast scouring 13-oz. i
Laborlite Cleaner
Reg. (Blue pkg.) 16-oz. pkg.
Soil Off
For cleaning woodwork.
Quart bottle
Vano
Woodwork cleaner ....quart '
Sal Soda
Softens water cleans.
.2V4-lb. pkg.
American Lye '
,F.pr hard jobs 13-oz. c
Saniflush
Cleans toilet bowls, 10-oz.
Drano
Opens drains 12-oz. can
Window Cleaner
Clearex '. 12-oz. bottle
Window Sprayers
For Clearex bottles each
5e
:an-
2Y
60c
29c
10c
an"
9C
can
21e
23e
White
Magic
Bleach
A
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gggsnp Quart IW
tS Gallon 1
m PUREX
BLEACH
and
Deodorant
and
Disinfectant
Quart
14c
H gal-25C
Yerd-A-Ray
LIGHT BULBS
Fill oil those
V empty sockets!
, 40-60-100 Wott
(Tax included
. , in price) Eoch
27e
Other Home Needs
Aunt
Sue's
Dry Cleaner
O'Cedar Polish
Johnson's Glo-Coat
Pint. Bottle - -
Floor Wax
75c
1 gal,
12-oz. OQr
bottle 6
Johnson's
paste. lb. can
59c
59c
Kenil cornound ; ;: Mb. pkg. 28C
Sunshine qUart60c
Spring Mop Sticks ea.20c
Large Brooms 1.14
Cigarettes
A Surge selection A
of popular brands m pkgs.
c
mm
Safeway meats are all tender, all juicy, all good eating
4-oz.
pkg.
24c
Instant Postum
Hershey's Cocoa
Canterbury TeaJgBf3
Baking Choco
B..l..l 1. CI Alber's
DUCKwneai rioui
8-oz.
Pkg.
I I Hershey's
ate .ib. cake
42c
14 -lb. pkg. 10
48-bag 36c
pkg. Jc
I3c
Peacock
Suzanna
1085c
40-oz. i
Pkg.
Pancake Flour
Rice Krispies Kell0B8 Pkg.
Kellogg's Pep a-oz.pkg
12c
9c
Grapefruit Juice
Town House Fancy
13e 29
Betty Crocker Pea Soup Mix
Vegetable, A
and Noodle ,
...Pkg.
Lifebuoy Toilet Soap
3cokes20e
Stops
B.O.
Palmolive Toilet Soap
2cakes19C
Bath
Size
No. 2
Can
Nabisco
.100 BRAN
lb.pkg.17e
Spaghetti & Macaroni
Spaghetti Dinner
Boy-ar-dce
1-lb.
10-oz. gl.
Porters Fril lets
Heinz India Relish
Tomato Juice Sunny Daw
Lge. Lima Beans JS 28c .690
No. I Walnuts regon Pkg. 42c
Dried Prunes I s.ih eBno3lc
Apricot Halves
Happyvale Peas
Green Beans Gard0" No. 2 can
i 2-lb. cello
Valley Gold
No. 2M can
Tender ones
No. 2 can
Pkg.c f 14
nA- ' ' .
can 21 C , ;V43&k
CHEESE
CRACKERS
Cheez-It Jr.
IZ: 13c
Spiced Lunch Meat &u,39e
Sliced Halibut lb-42
Fillet of Rock Cod
Chinook Salmon, Sliced H.45
Fresh Whole Cfabs, medium size 35
Crab Meat ,l,b-59
Luncheon Loaves Assorted, type 3
Tender Wieners, A. C, type 2
Fresh Fowl, Leghorns, dressed
Pork Sausage Visking Cosing, type 1
Ground Beef, Fresh daily
lb. 34c
lb. 37
lb. 34c
lb. 39e
h,.28
Beef
Pot Roast
Aim and Blade
Cut
Grade
rack QPc
Beef Short Ribs
Grades
AfcB
Lb.
19
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What to serve for a vegetable? See our selection.
27c
lie
13c
Bake a
Rhubarb Pie
Tonight!
Hot House
Rhubarb
lb. 22c
Winesap
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and fancy,
. Firm and .
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lb. 12V2
Avocados .SSST
Broccoli S
Green Onions
Southern Yams
Spinach
Lemons Sunklst
Cauliflower Sy
Carrots
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ore for Friday
ond Saturday
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18c
10c
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12-oz. cello pkg. 24C
s lbs. 62c
ib 19c
ib.7c
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A OF AAEAT WITH
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W Iff
COME ALONG CHERUB I
lit SHOW YOU HOW
TO TAKE THE GUESS
WORK OUT OF YOUR
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TO BE AS
TENDER AND JUICY AS
IT LOOKS
HOW CAM
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WILL BE TENDcK
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'GUARANTEE I CANY
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BREAD
White or Wheat
A. ltt-lb. 9C
C loaf, 2 for
lb.
loaf
; Strictly Fresh
Grade
A
Medium
Siie jjoten
Large
Size Dozen
45c
49c
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