Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 15, 1946, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextVanport And Monmouth Have Housing Available Compiled report from Ore- 'ihowed. Vanport j on flcLoOlf OI Wgnrr niuvnwn fP',-i-v J?lo bowing facility at the available homing alreaoy Vanoort and at Monmouth' Ore- have been received, and they loo College of Education lor urged prompuieta m applying to , bout 2300 new rtudenu thu avoid a Ut-minute ruwj. : fall. Edward T. Taggart. educa- Other report, which followed bonal officer for the department a recent meeting of college of-I if veteran affair, announced ficial where ,t was oeciaed to V" , compile and distribute data on .7 k.. ,m Inr about achonl homing and educational Vanport ha. room tor aoc iul , u u veteran guidance- J000 "tejrarneJuUf of th nx-A U iol.ow.ng for married students and moo- . . J00 ncJuding 3o I provide elaies for 15 J ,tude..t tudenu. Taggart compilatioa jrwhmaji level, but ! ha housing for so women nunc students only. Other schools having classes available, but no housing. include Marylnurst. near Owego. which can take 50 iwomen in all suojecu; Mult nomah college, Portland, refrig eration, radio and aircraft me- n - ; W mt xmv location noar at a. m. The tore u now situated ln or. ' Pennsylvonia Makes Big Liquor Profits HARR1SBCRG. Pa, Aug. 15 OV A profit of H8,0".117 an all-time record wu made by Pennsylvania' state liquor mo nopoly in the year ended May 31 on a retail business of $201, 375 &6 8. The stale liquor control board forecast the profit on sales in tate stores will be practically the same for the current year. Morse Enters Coos Bay Row EUGLNE, Ore- Aug. IS . The Cooa Bay maritime dispute, which ha siowed delivery of lumber, was placed before high teaeral officials today by Sen. Wayne U Alurse (RJJre I The Oregon coogressnuua Ule grephed John R. Sloelman. re- Western Auto In New Spot "unn lur conversion director. propolng binding arbitration as a mi-thoa of settling the CIO Ar L Jurudic- lional controversy. Worse, widely known liefore his electhin to the senate as an arbitrator of maritime diput I, ?id t.'uit K'ttling the coniro versy by economic trength "will not result In any perma nent nettlrmenl at all. but will simply lead to similar controver sies at other point along the Pa i of ic roast and other part of the j country." j He declared that, while he did not know the merit of the case, ! a "common, avnsa approach" I would oe for the two fact I m to submit the dispute to arc-lira-.tion with the understanding that i U arbitrator ruling would be I binding. larasBAT, am is. r.fJ" at a nrw. au-.it r.iu. o,,. LUMBERMAN DIES fered a stroka while working , A AT.I WitL 1 f JIM if 11 J LHJIIK KIUI Inl IS ARW new .ocaiiuo in; r elaroom facilities. m ine store is now muai j ..:, WaLr lU5&. but ,,.nd ing, 11th and Walnut, i Monmouth have course which Rex Hiatt. manager. Is the ead w upper division work in iirsi locai other Oregon colleges ana urn- quarters in the Commercial Art . ltiM. building. Floor space oct.il. pies j T,f sart at the same time said that once used by tne LSO be-1 Wori(J War u veterans want fore it closure. Part of the educational benefits of building is being used for of-jJ3 a momh Jr Kttool lnij fan lice, 'should apply now, either at the Ready for tne grand opening ; sool thev plan to attend or at tomorrow will be new counters tv or state veterans' service and new-display cases, with ajoflcti floor display of home appliance. ! pecially arranged for the open- i , iui. i Teamsters Wages, Hiatt says that his sale tuff, -..,!;-- Priz-At lln i the ame a in the old location! naUling rrices up with a few salespeople to be add- PORTLAND. Aug. 15 i? ed during rush periods. Prob-, Xeamster wages are going up bly two more permanent sale- and are hauling prices, the men wUl be on hand Uter ! Portla-d Dravmen and Ware- The Western Auto Supply j housernen-, association disclosed store ha been closed since Aug- Jj.y uit 1 for remodeling and mov- i , . . rT Jng. and its new headquarter' The 1500 members of AFL provide considerably more floor 1 Teamsters union 162 will re space than previously. I ceive a Sl.oO -:!y wage increase . for a S9.90 daily scale for solo Freight Rote BoOSt Rates will be boosted 25 per Hits Aluminum Plants ' ru' Empioyer TACOMA. Aug. 15 0P Alu minum plants in the Pacific northwest would be greatly en dangered by a blanket 25 per cent freight rate increase. Sena tor Mitchell (D-Wash.) reminded the interstate commerce com mission in a telegram last night. Mitchell said such an increase "will seriously jeopardize the competitive position of alumi num plants in this area and choke off gains so far established." The dragonfly folds its six spine-fringed legs together to form a net when in flight. w- h always adrreied! Calorie-Conscious omen from Coast -to-Coast art enjoy il SUMLY sliced HOaywOOOBiead. II j always so kind t your appetite. AT TOUt FOOD STOII -k rKI S 4 bMM ulxtt kMM UM Day. I IS7T. HvIIjwwmi, CaL. aaHsa roa vou cxclusivcly ay FLUHRER'S BAKERY common foods uncommonly good! This zestful new flavor in glass shaker with moisture proof top adds delicious goodness. jf aaanc suit onion sail I CflftY SAII I SSVOl SAIT I m SISSONINS Schilling li NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR GROCERS A V Y Pi S i t aaBBBBB-aa-- 1 at. B 1 t J ii(!Ja SUM DEATH TO iA. PDHTI.ANU. Aug. 15 I'll Carl (J. Kinney, , vice presi dent and general managrr of Clark & Wilson Lumber com pany, died yesterday. He ul- hi ririk. The widow htra ur. Vive. Riddlrs were known to th aiicleiil Kgyptiana. ALL OVVl1 franchuwd Bottler Klamath Fall I'rptlCola BDttllng Co. vnh Fiesh F ruif s dndVT' Plentiful end at their best at i j-tx c a vvw a V wa a bt ass Now'g the time to eat more fresh fruits and reaetables now while supplies are plentiful and prices axe lower. The whole family will benefit and your food dollar will go farther, tool C 1 Peppers GREEN BELL Perfect for Stuffing lb. 11c Red, ripe, flavorful TOMATOES Buy them by the pound or flat! U.S. No. Is Ut Yakimas The Dalles, Lb. 1 Flat 1.89 Pears 1 Or Green Beoni lf Yakima BartletU lb. Local crop lb. Peaches CQ Cucumber lftr Northwest 22 lb: lug mild and crisp lb. f I Picked at Their l tanialoupes lb. c Corn 1 1 r Squash "W - Golden Bantam lb. 1 Yellow lb. Grapes O Af Squash J - Malagas lb.Ut Zucchini lb. C Seedless Grapes Z lb. 22c Fresh produce feotures ore for Fridoy ond Soturdoy only! Juicy LEMONS Excellent for garnishing Fish and Meat dishes Extra fine for lemonade! Lb. 12c SAFEWAY SUGCESTIOHS IH MEATS Beef Roasts Arm or Blade Cuts These fine meats are guaranteed to be tender and juicy or your money will be refunded. Meat features for day and Saturday only Whot could taste better thon a good pot roast? Grade ACc Grade AA,I A, lb. 43 Kosher Salami Wilno Pure Beef ID. 79 Tender Grodti II Mc Hioh-Quality AA&Aln Sirloin 1 VMl IVIW Meof T-Bone Beef Steaks, gr. AA& A lb. 69 Sirloin Beef Sreaks, gr. AA & A lb. 59 Round Steak, gr. AA lb. 59; 'A' lb. 57 Beef Short Ribs, grades AA & A lb. 29 Fresh Ground Beef lb. 39 lb. 69' Loin Pork Chops Center Cuts Veal Stew aaia Meoty, brtost and neck Pork Roasts Shldr., nxnd bone, cemer cull Beef Liver From young beef Skinless Wieners Fresh ond tosry Cut-up Fryers Evisceroted lb. 2 lb.55c lb.39c lb.47c lb.79c Grade 'A' Fowl Dressed L OQc Special Price ID. 7 Edwards Coffee " f con Vacuum Pocked! Wonderfully Rich! More good cups per pound! 28e154e Caiwinq, ThuuU, found. - ipAicuu 0L FRESH PRODUCE helps you save, too! Buying fresh pro duce by weight means you can buy ai little or as much as you want according to your NEEDS, and receive the benelit oi large volume purchas ing. Pound pric ing pays in lood and in money saved! IN MEATS ipiL qsL top. tfuetUiif, GUARANTEED! Every; purchase must please you or money back without tuts or quibble. It pays to buy meats at Safeway . . where price and grade of cuts are clearly marked! it Correct 7 ' U Grades M Pnces I m Cleorly" m Morked ffN Safewoy A II Meofs t For Your J jy Protection! Mason JarsRKcIar 24 1 1ft 12 Pts. Kerr Jars, Economy "u1.55 qu.93c 303 1 IUV. Ifrr w Wide ItCII JUI) Mouth Jar Rubbers 12 1 11 16-oz. pkg. 18c 11-oz. pkg. 11c 8-oz. 0 14-oz. 1 Ai- Pkg.' AaaJtgaAl JoodA. Rolled Oafs, Albers 3-lb.pkg.28c Rice Krispies Si 5V-oz. pkg. 1 2c All Bran, Kellogg Corn Flakes Bran Flakes KeIl0. Raicin Rran Flalae Kel iuijiii siuii I lunvj !,, pk(. Variety Pack pkg. of 10, 23c Pancake Flour, Suzanna Flapjack Flour, Albers Beet Sugar Spare Stomp No 49 expires Aug. 3) L35e l68c S$lw QU. Reg. Mason P9 pkg. of 12,20c Kerr Reg. pkg. 10-oz. 11- I Ik 2'4-lb. If- pkg. 10-2'4-lb.91r pkg. Jar Caps Jar Capsr, zmcPkg. of 12, 23c Parowax re" JeIly lb. pkg. 15c King Solomon Sardines tall 11c Smoked Shad Anz-tiAuitr Aristocrat 3tin25C 2-oz. 25c 334c Mionc 1A- Jit Barbecued Sunbrite Cleanser Whisks Awoy Greose 5e Fillet Smoked Crab Paste Mlonc Smoked Salmon Paste Crab Legs, Mione Kippered Snacks, G. N. Oysters, Deep Water 8-oz. 68c Mustard, French s 7J- 9c Chopped Olives, Libby ' 3 Vi-oz. tin ' 3',4-oz. ifl, tin ft No. V 10. AnsntAfAil Vnnlr Del yuan ci cu uccu M0m slut Cream Com Snum No. 2 can 15c Fancy Asparagus iL No. 2 can 38c Green Asparagus ow Noca2n37c Spinach lZtTy "cVUcWc Salad Vegetables ST Noc.nUc Turkey & Noodles Lynden 18c:n 25c Deviled Ham cPt 3-oz. tin 14c Royal Ann Cherries SZ No c2.n52c Graper'ruit Juice can 29c TJtUadleuuboiLL Assorted Candies Colonial Salted Peanuts, Kemp pkg. 9c 8 27c Dry Mustard J"- 10c1?33c Cinnamon, Schilling 1 '2-oz. tin 1 1 c Pickling Spice 8-oz. cello pkg. 23c Pickling Spice S 2-oz. pkg. 9c Celery Seed 'Z. 15c 2-oz. pkg. 9c 2Vj-oz. 1tr pkg. !2-oz. pkg. 9c 1-oz. pkg. 9c Sno-White Salt sz pkg. 7c Morton Salt 10-lb. bag 27c Cider YinegaC, pt. 10c; qt. 16c Cider Vinegar ,1 gal. bot. 63c hill Wfl Schilling VIII JVVU Whole Muctarrl itaA schilling Whnlo Bay Leaves Hot Chiliesi1'""" tin 9-oz. 1 1, No. 1 i, 1 tin Con only All rVices subject to change without notice. Hamburger Relish Nallcy.s 12;azr25c uUaU rwn d:,lia, Doodio nnuic viii uinm Dandy jar 1-oz Jar 31-oz.ift. . 7UV. Cookies SBarz. pkg. 18c Snow Flakes Crackers lb. box 1 9c Potato Chips !n3, 5-oz. 15c-25c Large Walnuts Nr0eT lb. pkg. 43c Seedless Raisins cholc, 2-lb.pkg. 27c Fruit Preserves TPa, ara Pineapple 14rar36C Wholoiome, Flavorful PEANUT BUTTER Real Roost brond Children 2-lb. love it1 or 56c We reserve the rtflht limit quantities.