Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 13, 1946, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextDunsmuir Railroad Fete To Greet Returned Vets Duiiiiniilr'i Itnllrcindi'n rip ,iri'liirln lo iirwl a ri-curil I'ruwd iii Suluriliiy und Kiimliiy, Iiimp IS mill III for I lii'H' MrHt lliillroud Olcljmlldii allien lull, KIiiiiiii'imI by llii' inllriiiiili'm mil biisliiessiiii'N of liiiiiMiiuir, lir cclclii utliiu will bi lliii of flrliil wi'Icomip Iioimi' piirty ' for Northern California and Smith rrn Ort'Koii vt'lnuim. rValures of lilt.' Iworiny rvi'iil will Include nil nil ulalil frni tri'xt diini'r, u i-urnlvul, liiixdiull Kimies, two in rinlr-it, mid i-nlcr-liiliiinrnt liy thu fl-iili-tv Houtlicrn I'nclfli' l.li'u Wind or him Hun- j ulsrw. Aoi'onniiiiiylmt I lie Sun Frmi clrtcn ripi will li Ml Aili'lc lli'iily, I former vuilc DHtoii twilling lniiniiliin. On of Iht jr-cl ii I -tlm ih Iwlrllnii tlireo tjulim til the simift time. Cllimix of Hip felp will c-oino on H 1 1 1 1 I n y niorniMK, jinu HI when Hit ci'leoriilion'ii uriim ' liiimdo wilt bo mulled. Ki-vi'Hil IhiiiiMinii iiciiuor hip exH'cii'i lo witness the inuny colorful flout, biindK, drill liims, iniiiint rl unit unci oilier Kroup. A loliil of -tmi in prizes will tin Hwnrded to winner In tlie viirl una inni(lo cum potlt lorm. yCximm In farads l.emllnu tile inuuclo will Iju veteran und veleruna oimiiilii Huns from every purl ol ihn Sluinlu C'iimuiIu V onderliinil. Tim went inot colorful oiKiuiuiitloii, the t'livi'inni of lirunU Puss, will lie there rlacl In beni-kln and iirmed with their priiuilivu two duy ut Dunaimilr, Noriimn Cireeu, president of the celebi iillon, unnminee Unit 1 1 10 Kiilu affair la planned Milely for the purpose of huvliiK u uooil time li i id uie everyumi lo doit their overall und come to Dunn muir on June IS mid 1(1. J. W. Corbe.lt, iieneral mini auer of the Southern I'milic compnny, and Mr. C'orliell, liolh of whom lire former Minis, imilrlte. will be amonij iho m ii 1 1 y uncut!) of the celebriitlou, (iuoat K:iikiT for Ihe occiinon will he Mr. Georiie P. Smith of San r'rancl.icu. official repre' enttve of SI' 1'reMilqnt A, T. Merrier. Iludlo stutliuis KVCV of lied. Saves Mistress 1 .mi a . I U J I TVjU StT't. i El i. Milwaukie Man Wins Army Commendation I bKA'ITI.K, June 13 (A') Ma jor Dinikiii M. Pulton of Mil wuuklu, Ore,, liu been uwurded Iho nnny commeniliitlon ribbon "for oxcepllonully meritorious ervleo mm chief, Aliisku dlvllon, Seultle eniflneer dlntrlet," from September, 11)44, to Mny, 11)45, the nnny eiii(lneer office en uiiunced IumI i i I k I i t . Pellon, a ifiuduuta of the Unl verlly of Ureuon. aiioervlied euiilneerliiK deal(n, mllltury upoly, procurement and re crulllnu for Aluka mllltury con Hlriietlou under the Alunkun do- pUI'lllK'Ilt, PRIZE AWARDED SAl.KM, Juno 13 ll'i Shir ley Urlbkov, Juncllon Clly, to duy win iiwarded the flOU Meier and Friink prlzo kIvcii an iniiilly to un outfllundliig tu dent at Willamette, uiilvemity. I k A commluluner ojlNow York, wai inciirHnrp mpii prwidvit. s.th b. Offer Models PORTLAND, Ore., June 13 (?) A aerlca of model Insur ance bill for line of atate lcKi laturea, or Insurance cotnnii aloneri where lawi are not re el u I rod, were approved In final elona of the 77th convention of the. National Aoclatlon of Insurance Cominlloner here. The deh'ljiite torlay visited llonuevlllu dam after cloln bulnea mrcthiKJ with elections last nlKht. The model bills would reKii late rate for casualty and sure ty and fire, marine Bnd Inland marine Insurance which the U, ' S. supreme court ruled I subject to Ihe Shcnnun anti trust act, Hubert E, Dinecn, Insurance Thompson, Insurance commis sioner of Oregon, was named vice president, Sprague River Man Will Get Discharge SPRAGUE RIVER, June 13 Mrs. Anna Wolford received a letter recently from her son, William Wolford, HM 2c. Ho arrived on the USS Finch at Charleston, S. C, on May 31, and is en route to urcmenon, Wash., where he will receive his diMchuriie. He has been in the service two and a-half years. He has been overseas 18 months, serving In the Pacific. Wolford has seen service In New Guinea, the Philippines, Formosa, HonK Konii and Shanghai, coming home by way of Colombo, Aden, Cairo and Naples. Clasiiiflod Ada Brlnf Results. Bonus For Veterans Advocated By VFW SALEM, June 13 II') Pay ment by the atate of a cash bonus to veterans of World War AMERICA'S WASH WORD ; Hf SAI.D MKWS, Klamalk rails. Or. Till BIOAT. lm 11. ISIS, Fx ! II, based on length of service, was advocated last night by Meadowlark post 6102 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The post will take its resolu tion to the state VFW encamp ment to be held June 28 In Cor vallls. ' Classified Ads Bring Results Mm r aiBLSi I riTVi SUftt DEATH TO illop Kri ding, and Full, Oregon will broudcutt the many special events during the two day m Duinmulr. Mls Allele Ileal)-, a well known majorette who will par ticipate In Ihe grand intrude, ha made over 100 appearance un der the auspice of the USO In various army and navy Inatalla turns, hospital and port of em barkation during the war, Fawn. 7 ysur old Saaing Eye dot), remained calm through all tha noli and contusion of the Hotel I.aBallc lira in Chicago and led his mlitreu, Anita Blair, 23-yoor-old blind girl, safely down the fire ncipi. NEA telephoto! FORESTRY MEETING PORTLAND, June 13 ll'i The western forcnts product' wifely conference will be held here June HI 21. Lester V, Kramer, chairman, Maid the group was "deter mined" to do something about lumbering haaid. LW of Klunuilli , Tht ',n,, ,n"? ' ,n,u"nc C Of C Keeps Housing List The Klamath County cham ber of commerce la still uiiilu tulnlng lla home reservation service here, although the num ber of vacanclrs listed has fallen off considerably since the end of Ihe war, Charles H. Stark, chamber secretary said today. Many people still inquire at the chamber of commerce for help in locating housing, nbout S00 queries a month, and the majority of them come from veteran. The number of calls for hous ing or the number of vacancies listed Is not so great now as during the war years, Slark suld, probably becauso the pop ulation is becoming more stable, but many persons ask ing about rental are In desper ate need of housing. Tho chamber of commerce wants listing of vacant houses, rooms and upartmenls, but docs not handlo sales of properly. is not too good for you. Call Hans Norland gat Just that. Phone BOaO. 123 N. 6th St. PERFECT FOR POTATO SALAD i Tn Is ibc ilroaiinj tluk mks this fsToiila ulsd Una asera delicious. It blends perfectly, smooth tr adds a ianfy flavor that potato salad neeili! IT'S 6000 y aT fMIsraBW 11 : V i J T km km Mr m AWr V - .V i si mm mm m. m r . - ., j.. r : i 'JOaJT' "af . i'-t'S. ' V i i i .1 1 u ii s it r p a $ i e a s in m IIIMiflWII-TUli 4 . i ill 1 1 ' ij rail (HB Tttttter?) 25 BENDIX Dei HOME LAUNDRIES 25 BUL0VAi7-je'wei WRIST WATCHES $2500.00 IN CASH Edwards COFFEE The Coffee with The extra flavor "lift" Regular, drip or Pulverized grinds! 28e tfc 54 'tMIS;INli;iMW IT'S EASY! JUST FINISH THIS SENTENCE: "I like EDWARDS COFFEE bK.aus . . (25 words or tm) YOU AAAY WIN! Think of winning o wonderful, post-war d kixe BENOIX HOME LAUNDRY . . . dclivtrcd immediately. Think of cortfrt houn whil your beautiful Bendix does your washing mmttommlicaUy. Or. you may win a glamcrous 17-Jewel BUL.OVA wrist watch ... a masterpiece of fine watchmaking! $2500 In worth while cash awards, too! 240 prixes in all! Share in the fun . . . you have s good chance to win as onyone. Go to your Safewoy Store today, get o pound of Edwards Coffee and enter this easy contest. And enter often! The more you enter, the greater chance to win! . . s nms . $100.00 10 ntiu . 50.00 . 25 MIZK .1; 20.00 " . 50 PfiiZIS . 10.00 IQOPflZH . 5.00 AIRWAY COFFEE .20c 58c NOB HILL COFFEE 23c SANK A COFFEE r"n !l 36c INSTANT COFFEE 39c 18c 18c luc 15c LIPTON TEA Y22l TREE TEA ?.V" FLAVUtiAUl: '., V-8 JUICE r."unv" Borden'l Jar S-ba( Pks. PkS- 3pitu. Na a TYPICAL SAFEWM LOW PRICBS! Pricas Effectlra Friday. Saturday and Monday UlfllC Mont Crtno IVIPjC Baulerna CATSUP RELISH li-oa. bollla . 75c 14c 25c RtH Hill Nalleya Hamburger 12-oa. Jar SWEET PICKLES S1S5 ,aT.r29c Libby H',-oi. ag. Sweet Rcllih Jar sBle , 50c Smooth Texture PICKLES EDAM CHEESE PEANUT BUTTERX Jai 30c j'.br 30c Cider Vinegar Old Mill. Pint bottl 10 Quart bottla 16c These are just a few examples of the many real values you will find onevery shelf in every section of our Store. Dried Prunes In cello packages. 2 lbs. 31 1 4 lbs. 54c Canterbury Tea d Black M lb. pkg. 220 U-lb. pkg. H3C 16-bag pkg. 48-bag pkg. 36c C. k S. brand Orange Jelly 49' No. 2H Jar Regular Site 2 ban Sno-Vhit Salt, ploin or Iodized pkg Hi-Ho Crackers, tasty wafers lb. pkg. 21c Soda Crackers, Snow Flakes lb. pkg. 19c Sandwich Bags, Woodland pkg. 50 10c Baked Beans, Dennison 15'2-oz. can 15c Turkey & Noodles, Lynden 16-oz. jor 25c Green Beans Sunrise, French Style .... No. 2 can 19c Standard Peas Gardensjde Central No. 2 can lie Cream Corn, Colden Bantam No. 2 can 15c Sauerkraut, Highway No. IVi can 16e Soup Mixes, Betty Crocker pkg. 9e Rolled Oats, Morning Glory 20-oz. 12e Albers Oats Old Fashioned or Quick 3-lb. pkg. 28c . 13c t:; r w Seedless Raisins JpLb,24c I VTTTIf faTOriu Sunny Bank MARGARINE lb. pkg. 20c Nucoa Margarine With Vitamin Added lb. pkg. 27c jib- pk9- 52c Cenvalo brand SARDINES King Solomon brand Natural or No. 1 II. Tomato Tall I IC Pancake FLOURS SUZANNA 2'2-lb. pkg. .16c SPERRY'S 3-lb. pkg 32e Real Buttermilk Quart 12c Not too thick. Just light. Strictly Fresh Eggs tirade A Medium par doaen Large -Per doaen 52c 44c Sweetheart Toilet Soap 13c DREFT Marvelous new Suds discovery SK-os. pkg.. 23c Baby Foods Gerber's brand Dry Oatmeal and Cereal, 8-oz. pkg 15c Cigarettes A large selection, of popular brands 2 for 27 Carton. . 1.33 Wt reserve the ri$ht to limit quantities Town House Grapefruit Juice 13c 48:;29c No. 2 can Snfcway mcalsarc guaranteed good, eating, or money back. jam Fats are urgently needed. Re-use meat drippings. Save and turn In your waste tats. Pure Pork Sausage Type 1 U Vit Visking casing IUe 07 ib 40e Fresh Fowl 'A' dressed Hen Turkeys 'A' dressed Rock Cod Fillets 1-e.ara r lowni Pickled large jar '1.17 37 lb. Fresh Halibut Firm slices Fresh Halibut -( Med. sire, by the pc. Ib.OJ Crab Meat ... Fresh no shells Yi lb. V7 Fresh Oysters Medium size pintOJ Visit your Safeway Produce Section this week, and stock up with your family's favorite fruits and vegetables. Cantaloupes Firm, ripe and tweet a delicious dessert. Asparagus, all-green lb. 20c Spring Beets, local crop lb. 8c Dry Onions, yellow lb. 8c Spinach, local spring crop ...... pkg. 22c Carrots, crisp, fresh bunch 9c Turnips, local crop, bunched lb. 8c Juicy Lemons, thin skins lb. 11 Vic Firm Ripe TOMATOES io. 23c A treat in your salads Crispy, Fresh LETTUCE each 9C 9 to IS os. heads Aeat Jealurct jor Friday and Saturday Product fmturei for Friday mnd Stmrday -