iiiiiLMi) nii'ini; i;us
Tulelake
G. W. Oborne left Krlilny ny
tiotor for biikemfleld In Ilia In
;rivt of th polulu liulimtry, Ho
jluns In ri'liiiii In nlxiiil ID (liiyn.
Mrs. 0lxiriiu und lirr ulnler,
Vlra. Vl(il NoImiii, liuvc re
turned Iriini KviTi'tl. Ww.li.,
aIiitu llipy wrrn called by thu
1 1 1 1 mid Ui'ulli of sister, Mm.
I',.try rilierwcmd Mrs. .Sher
wood had Visited hern m vnul
times.
Onion weeding In In full swing
will) 115 Mexicans from thu Hue
rumciitn u n'u mill miinurr of
white transient liiliorer (ni
ploy ml. Tin Mexicans anil muiid
transient aro helng housed lit
former lamp Newell.
Mr. Don Webster unci new
on, Waller Hum returned last
weekend from Ilia hospital, Tho
nrw arrival Inn u brother, Jim
mlo mid tinier, Llndu,
Mr, mid Mm. Turn Ciiurcl liuv
returned from (iruiitx I'uss
where they irlnteitccl tho body
of their mm KlIKelie. vli-tiin of
tho Port Chicago tllmisliir dur
ing thr wur, Hit body liu Imn
since Unit limn In llie Nuvy
Maniorlul coninlory ul Sun
Bruno.
Mr. unci Mm. Curl I In in, Sunlu
Crux liuvo Nrrlvur hero lo spend
the summer.
llcnileo llurtley, tfruitiintr of
ztlin Tuli'luko high nrlionl Una
ring bun enrolled at Ktunford
for the iinuner trrin. .She was
i ci'onipiinli'd smith by hrr (utlicr,
L. W. Hartley.
Malin
Sines the Jiipuurxe surrender
a totul of 3HUII long tiiim of
crude rubber huvc been export
ed from the Nrthrrlnndn East
Indies.
Mm. I.ou Druer entertained
the Helping llund society Wed
nesday, June It), with 17 mem
bers und three visitors present.
It was decided to have llm an
liuul picnic June 30 on the blith
siiiiml liiwn. The He Iplng-llund
In 31 years old. Klecllon of of
fleem was held with the muuo
ini'inbem Ih'Iiik reelected: Mm.
Churlen lliimllton. nrcsldcnl:
i Mm. Dirk llenzel, vice prcsl-
; dent, mid Mm. A. K. Street at
secretary and treimurer. .Din
ner win served to tho following
UllcstX. Mm. firnrUA Kmnllnu
I Mm. Clarence Klrkpulrh k, Mm.
iiiiuiiiion, Mm. Hurry Wilson.
Mr. Karl McVey. Mm. I'erry
Hnley, Mm. Iliilbcrt Wilson,
Mm. Dick llenicl. Mm. Will
(iriiliuiii, Mm. Hubert Morelock,
Mm. Joe Jucob. Mm. Austin Ter
ry, Mm. Huzel Hundley, Mm.
Kotloff, Mm. Pendleton and Mm
I'ruler. The next Hireling will
be lit the home of Mm. Will
(iridium, July 17.
Vucliiv Kullnu und John r'rel.
lim und non Ciury wero at bin-
niond lake fishing over the
weekend.
Leonard Pelrlk wua a patient
lit lllllalde Imapltiil lint week
but hna returned homo and is
reported doing nicely.
James Ottomun, Wllllum RuJ
mm. Mervyn Wlldn, huddle 1(a)
nua, Jimmy Ottoman und Curl
nujnua flatted at Diamond lako
hint week.
Mr. und Mm. George Wllllumi
huve returned to Mulln and hnve
purchased several houses from
Currle Uurnea. '
I Mr. und Mm. Puul llerron civ
terlnlned Sunduy, June 16. at
I their homo eaat of Mulin with a
politick dinner acrved on the
lawn. The afternoon was npent
pluylng games ny tlie followlnil
Knet, Mr, and Mm. Dill lloiuk
and fuinlly, Mr. and Mm. Jerry
Lyons and family, Mr. and Mm.
Arnold Klrllcy and fnmlly, Kob
frV llouck, lied Welherby, of
Mulln, and Mr. and Mm. Iloncoe
llurkhurat and fuinlly of Mer
rill, Nellie Cucka, Ceroid Dixon
and Homer Dixon lire umonil
thoae from Mulln attending the
411 auinincr achoul lit Corvulll.
Anna Clicku ulso left Inst week
with the club member tn net
aa one of the cliuperonci at Cor
vallla.
Corky KM la, on of Mr. and
Mm. Otlo Kllla, left recently for
King a Cabin, where he will be
employed for the a u in in e r
month hy the Klumutli forest
Protocllve uaaoclutlon.
Cnnl la mined commerciully
n 26 of the 48 slutos.
T
A Fresh
BECAUSE
"They are SABINIZED"
Frih and full llavored a
wondorlul (root because
they are Sablnlied-tht
remarkable new mathod
that 'meant better, freihor
potato chip at leading
groceri. Aik for Blue tell
when you want that grand
potato flavor,
mm us
Ell
Potato Chips
M .( .... j J '
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Lanqeli Valley
Mr. and Mm. William Purl-
rldgo of Illnhop, Culif., vlnltcd
recently with Mr. and Mm.
Cliui lcj I'uili'ldue. They brought
Kll.ube'tlt Purlrldge and Dickie
Moxley, ulao of Hinhop, to apend
the aumrncr with their uncle and
uunt.
Mury Alice Hurlieaon of
l.ukevlew I vlaiting with Elaine
Helllo.
Mra. Kay Houae and Buaan
nnd Jeunue Houae vlnltcd at the
l.euvlll home on Monday. Mra.
Mue Gale and Peggy Harris
were evening vlaitom.
Mra. Kurl Kent of Olympla
and Mr. and Mm. Charles John
son of Tacoma, sent Saturday
with Mr. and Mm. Bill Burnett
and family. Richard Burnett
returned home with Mrs. Kent
for two week!.
Mm. Nellie Wells and her
daughter, Mm. Mildred Hlzel and
amull daughter of Berkley. Calif.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Werley Wells
of Han Diego, spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wells.
Nell Groin arrived home on
WedneHduy after receiving his
discharge from the navy. Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Pepple and Ted
left Thursday for Washington to
meet their son, Dick, wno was
recently discharged from the
navy. Ttiey will visit Georgia
Seuloff, Mrs. Pepple's sister and
his brother and wife, Mr. and
Mm. Howard Pepple, before re
turning home.
Mrs. Hen Nork and family and
Mrs. Paul Monroe visited with
Cora Leavitt and family on Tues
day.
Kathy Mart-hunt was receiving
medical care at Klamath Valley
hospitul, but is Improved and re
turned to her home on Sunday.
Mrs. Mury Dearborn of Bo
nanza spent several days with
her son, Mike and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Iran Miles and
sons arrived last week from
Washington, D. C , and visited I
his mother, Mrs. Lester Boggs,
and Mr. Boggs. The Miles fum-
lly plan tn make their homo In ,
- Klamath falls.
I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
'sons of Kelsyville are visiting
his sister Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Frazier. Their mother, Mrs.
Mary Smith, returned hqme with
1 them after, spending several
. weeks In California.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stewart
1 of Klamath Falls and Mrs.
iCatheince Stewart and daughter
,of Arizona, spent Thursday eve
ining with the Bill Burnetts.
Sammy Steward returned to
Klamath Fails with them after
spending several days with Rich
ard Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bray
opened a new grocery store in
Bonanza on Wednesday. They
call their store "The West End
Grocery."
Mrs. A. E. Gale and Mrs. Ice
land Harris will entertain the
HrUAI.D a, NKWS, KUMlk rIU, Or. TBIISDAT, Jaas ST, ISIS, rs Nlae
Langell Valley Women's club I
at their home on June 27. Every-1
one is cordially Invited. )
Mr. and Mrs. frank Brown
and daughter visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Dearborn and
family on Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Pool who were mar
ried June 23 at Sacred Heart
church in Klamath Falls. Mrs.
Pool was Florence Nork before
her marriage.
Mrs. Mae Gale spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Chris
tine Brown and Mrs. Rose Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Burneti
spent Sunday evening with Mr
and Mrs. Les Leavitt.
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I here's a holiday ahead and holidays usually call for something
special in the way of eating. Maybe you'll be planning a picnic or a backyard
party. Whatever your holiday schedule, Safeway will be glad to help you arrange
for the food. Some suggestions that may assist you in planning your meals are
given below. You'll find dozens of other ideas on the shelves at Safeway.
Safeway stores will
be closed all day on
Thursday, July Fourth
TkcM Prices: wJS'n'SK SW i
(xcpt produce a4 auat laaturM)
I
I
Pork and Beans
C. & S. Brand
No. 1 can
lie
Peanut Butter l 1 30c 56c
Red Hill
CATSUP
bqltle 1
Got Entry Blanks and Edward
Coffee at Sofewoy!
Edwards Coffee
Mb. jar
or can
28c
C.&S.
Orange jelly
X real teste treat
FRENCH'S MUSTARD jar 9C
FRENCH'S MUSTARD jar13e
OLIVE BUTTER Grandee S-ozW
MIXED PICKLES 29e
SWEET PICKLES LLut; 29e
nil I Dim EC CapCo,
UILL I IUIIU.U
mixed
24-oz.
jar
39c
SANDWICH BAGS T 5 10c
HI HO CRACKERS lb b0J1c
nrmniTC
imnUlO Fresh roasted pkl.
lb. Ofle
Tewm Eomu
Grapefruit
Juice
ri3c::29c
libby TancY
Tomato Juice
BEET SUGAR 5lbi. 358
10 lbs. : 68
KOOL-AID Drink Maker
DRINK MIX Freshie 2 pkti. 9".
SPARKLING WATER 28.,13'
Par-T-Pak (plus deposit)
PEAR JUICE Libby 12., jar H
APPLE JUICE Hood River quart 24
CHICKEN RAVI0ULy tarUV
CRAB LEGS
Mione barbecued Jfle
3H-OZ. tint,
Kraft Cheese
Kelita, Pimienlo
& OltTe-Piauente
952fll
Baby Foods
Clapp'i M large
Stuiaed .. Tarierf
fSsA V Canterbury I ffi JT 1 V HenixeY' V
1 i7.nos 11 tffirti Hearty flavor 11 rresh whole bean I I k nsh roasted l KeruU9J nUUu 1 . .
lb. B
,6'
18
14
10c
Snnnybank Margarine
Ideal for shortening
aa well as a
delicious spread.
lb. OAe
swv
pkg
Nncoa Margarine
Vitamin A
added
lb.
27c2PLbg52c
large
per dozen
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Grade A
aire Xilm Mediums
per dozen
47c
LIGHT GLOBES
Fill those empty sockets
' O. E. MAZDA
ft 11 T 16
VEHD-A-BAY
Insect repellent
eo 97c too ooc
W. LL Watt JO
( Tax included in prices)
Pancake Flour,
Suzanna 2V-lb. 16c
Rolled Oats, Morning
Glory 3-lb. 26e
Nabisco 100 Bran,
8-oz. pkg 9c
Raisins, Cenvolo Seedless,
2-lb ...24c
Cheese, Colby mild and
tasty lb. 39c
Chinese Noodles, Porters,
14-oz. pkg 14c
Chicken & Noodles, Lynden,
16-oz. jar -25c
Ice Cream Mix, Frizz,
312-oz. pkg 25c
Green Beans, Rapid Cut,
No. 2 can 11c
1(2527
mm
Serve & variety of fresh produce with every meal.
Select 'from the large displays at your Safeway.
Watermelons
Sweet and
tempting lb.
..lb
lb.
Cantaloupes
Ripe sweet meat
Tender Corn
Golden Bantam
Green Beans
Local crop lb.
New Peas
Local crop lb.
4V2C
Iftc
14c
17c
12c
Tomatoes
Firm and rip .
Cabbage
Green variety
Plums
Santa Rosa variety, lb.
Squash
Zucchini lb..
Juicy Lemons
Thin skins ..
Apricots
Royal lb-
Fresh produce features for Friday and Saturday
Hot House
Cucumbers
19c
Crispy
fresh, lb.
...lb.
Plan your meals around Safeway Guaranteed Meats
they'll give you a complete assurance of satisfaction.
Fresh Halibut
Firm The kind
slices you like
lb. 41
Gr.
AA
SKouldcr
squore cut
a,4037
,AA'&'fb.35c
AA' COe A' CCC
W7 lb.
Lamb Legs
Lamb Roast
UllllU LVIII UIUUJ ib. 37 lb.
Lamb Rib Chops W43
Lamb Stew T IO' I
Cooked Salami
Type
I
Vitklng
cosing
,39'
Pork Sausage
Spiced Lunch Meat
Fresh Fowl cZ?Zr
Hen Turkeys Ga
Prawns
liutf arc a,um Rc
VINVK Silt BintVtf
pint
Mrnt features art for Friday and Saturday only.
12
CERTO PECTIN dSepaTial 3
BLEACH
MASON JARS Kerr reg 24 pmts 1.30
quarts 7Se
bottles 4 7
White Magic quart 10
M jallon 17
RENUZIT DRY CLEANER gallo798
FLOOR WAX p.8h,rn ,b.can59c
LIQUID WAX Johnson GloCo'pin,59c
Quart 87e
WHITE SHOE SOAP. Shinola bot. "
Returned Wor Veterons
serving you ot Safeway
numbered 11,524 by
April 30 1946 A break
for us better service for
you.
Safeway Food Price
Policies Pledge Protec
tion for You!
Regardless of what happens to OPA ceiling
prices on foods these Safeway price policies
are a pledge that Safeway prices will be
kept as low as possible:
1. In setting its retail prices Safeway will
continue to give consumers the benefit of
savings resulting ftom our way of doing bus.
iness by pricing at the lowest point that will
field reasonable profit. For many years
Safeway's profit has averaged less than two
cents on every dollar of sales. -
2. Safeway will do no speculative hoard
ing. Stores will maintain the largest possible
supplies of foods at all times and they will
be made available to all customers.
3. Safeway will pay full legitimate market
prices to farmers and other producers ot
food.
Your Safeiuay Grocer