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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1947)
WEATHER WAHMINIITON AND OIIMION I'.rlly rlniKly with allow Hurl In tiHlny, Io nian! aiid KuiMirrtiw. (iMittiiiil colli fraah to Irontf iiorlliwaatarly wlnda oil coaat, llii'raa.llig. NOltTIIKHN CAI imilNIA ( Inu.ly 111 nnllll and tlnrtly i-loilily III aoulll ltirtny with una! nam rain, lit norm, alaariiif tninrlil- I'm lly t'luuily loininruw, wlln ai'Mllrrail allow!. Hmiw lit tllahir lavalliHia. CiHilar In niirlh titnlillil Mmlarala In fra.li wa.Urly wind off t'UMRtt uatiumlii norlliwa.larly. Advanced Nell K. iltileliliis, on of Mm. Allen M. lliitclihis of HliOU Crviit, him bocn advmicrd In torpcdiimun'a mnlo, wimihI cIiihh, ubniird the destroyer US3 Nmrle. In Oklahoma Mra. Clark Fryutt und two children urn via Itlnil licr roliitivc In Oklahoma. Tint Fryulla camp hero hint Octo ber und ore IIvIiik lit 2IKIU Ar thur. Clnrk Fryutt, u World War 2 vcti-rnn, Ih a nr-pltcw of Mr, und Mra. Clyde. Jmnca of thla city. Studant at U. Leon Bllnpii'h, freshman lit tlm University of Ori'Kon, ICiikciiu, spent Inst week end In town vlnltlntf with liln purcnlx und friend. Builnati Genruu K. Doniild sou, 4220 Denver, la In Sulcm for several duya on business. JUICE-FULL. ..SUN FLAVORED DGG&T GRAPEFRUIT Lnjoy that tiingy. finer flavor mid hcallli-giving goodness, liny Dimrt grapefruit! Only Disikt grapefruit have the rich, full-bodied flavor thnt comes from sunshine and mincr.il blcsned soil of the desert . . . only Dl.si kt grapefruit provides so much health und zcstiul eating Tor so Unit tnoncy. Desert Grapefruit Industry, 7-16 South Central Asc., Los Angeles 21, Calif. n Grapefruit On Furlough Vcrnlc (2. Aruut, (III) Plum, und Arthur N. Wood, 4U1 1 llurlu:i drive, ure en joying their flrt lurluuglt at Inline. The two iiivu Joined the iirmy In November. 1H40. After being processed nl Ft. Lew in, Wunh they traveled across the eountry to Ft. Euslls, Vu,, where they received their bnalc trnln I'lK In tho transportation corps. The two yiiuiiK men vlsllod Sgt. Thurlttist of the locul U. 8. urmy recrullhiK allitlon nnd slated they Ilka tho urmy llfo nnd have put on considerable weight In the abort tlmo they hiivo been In the service. At the end of their furlouKb time they will re port to Cniup Stonemnn, Cullf., for assignment to duty. Homa Talka Mm, Azitleu Huger, Htnle homo demonstration lender, OSC home extension Hervlce, urrlved in Kliimnth Kulls Mondiiv night to confer with Mra. Wlnnlfrcd K. Glllen. Kliim nth county homo demonstration iilient, on muttera pertiiinlnK to tlm service. She left for Bend Tueadiiy with her huabund, Chur lea Sk!er. Discharged AmmiK the sol dlers houoriibly discharged from the aepuriition center at Fort l.ewla, Wusli.a lust week were f'fe. Arthur E. Hulph, route 2, Bonanza; Pie. Clmrlea P. Foitni, Mulln; und the following men from Klumuth Kails: '17 5 James It. Chioitnln, :iS20 Altnmont, and Cpl. Wlllium S. llluck, 1015 Nlmltz. ,nnjui!,iP"u"r . i A Get na soaP crd n 11 I FREE I I i ... - iti CU.-.D.i.n atdp.1. run Waaaaaan i lann M WW Pi Card Party Tho 11 o u 1 e y Alumni club ia sponsoring a curd purty Friday evening In the Hen ley ifyrn ui a p. ni. i nose at tending miiy brliiK curda. tublea, or other guinea which they wlh to play, and Invito anyone whom they wlah to play. A freo lunch will bo aerved nfterwurd and Kiicata may brlnK cukca or annd wlchca If they dt-drc. Son Hara Harold OkIc, mm of Mr. nnd Mra. Hal Oitlo. 622 HiKh, ia home on terminal leave from tho U. S. Infantry. He apent three yeura In the aervlec after graduating from KUIIS, and waa In Cicrmany a good part of tho time. Ho plana to vacation for about threo montha before going to school, probably In California. Prograii Threo one-act com edica aro In full practice now by tho Klamnth Community Play era. The pluya will be presented aome time In February. The group mecta every Tucwiuy night at tho Community Congrega tional church, Martin and Gar den, for practice. Slago hclpcra and acenery artiata arc atill needed. Pythlana Tho Pythian Sisters club will meet In the lOOF ban quet hall for potluck auppcr at 8 p. m. Friday, Junuary 31. There will be election of officers tho aume evening. Hazblna The meeting of the Hazbina of the Kaglea auxiliary acheduled for thla Thursday eve ning has been cancelled due to weather conditions. EHHH:M.K.1'1'I Oodles of Mushrooms f'Pure.rkh creom! You may oat hara "first", but aran li you ara lait you will racalva tha lama quality ltams tha lama prompt, courtaoui attantlon. You will Ilk our frlandly atmoiphara. CALTONE 49c Tha S Bland Julca, 46-oa. Tin PEPPER . 2-oz. tin ISc Krispy Crackers 21b. pkg. 44c SPAGHETTI Franco Amarlcan, m f Tall Tina SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Grapefruit Juice T.... 19c Velveeta Cheese 21b. brick 99c Salmon Plnk .. Mb. ti 39c Beans 'n Ham. No. a ,lnaZ5c Mayonnaise pin, , 49c Tomato Juice .. 46-os. tin 25c Catsup chb bom. 23c Pop All Varlatiea 5c Butter Lost Rivar or Cratar Laka ...Lb. 69c PiT fliant pkg. 79C Mothers Oats ,,. pkg. 36c Salt Morton, Plain or Iodiiad 8c Sunbrite Cleanser 5c Carton. Matches 25c Cherries Haavy Syrup, ' a Binga. No. 2M tin.... 49C Campbells Soup Chickan. Chickan Noodlaa. Vagatabla Baaf, Chickan Gumbo. Baaf X wl Albers Oats Quick or Regular, 1A. Larga Pkg MtS, Orange Juice TruPak, AQt 4S O. Tin Tenderized Hams Half or whola. Lb. 59c BeeS Short Ribs Crada A. lb. 29c Boneless Corned BeeS lb. 45c Bacon Squares . 37c Pure Lard 3 lb,1.00 Breast of Veal B.k.i.wihdr.,g.ib.29c ib. 45c Vil C Cholca cat 7icais Shoulder cuta.. Small Size Oysters ;.piBt 69c Salmon and Halibut lb. 55c Bacon By tha piece . lb. 65c OUR PRODUCE IS UNSURPASSED FOR QUALITY AND FRESHNESS ORANGES Swaat Navali, 200 Site Lb 7 M Box'.: 2.19 Box 4.19 JUICE ORANGES JLc Lb. GRAPEFRUIT Taxaa Pink Meat! Lb. 11' GRAPEFRUIT Ariaona Saedleaa Lb. 6C TOMATOES SnoBoy IC Ctn. 29' APPLES 249 Golden Dalicioua Box fflgl0(3) ONIONS 59' 10-Lb. Bag Luncheon Tho membership committee of the Klamath County chamber of commerce will meet for luncheon Friday noon nt tho Pelican cafo, Cur rent efforta to secure new mem ber will bo diacuaacd and the daUi for tho 1047 membership campaign decided upon. Rummage Tho auxiliary of the Brotherhood of ftailroad Trainmen la aponaorlng a rum mage Kile to be held thla Friday and Saturday In the aalcarooma of Balaiger Motor company. Mra. John McCoy and Mra. A. B. Guthrie arc in charge of the sale. Foundera Day PTA Founders Day will be celebrated by the Klamath County PTA council on February 3, 12:30 p. m. In the Fremont school auditorium with potluck lunch, program and silver tea. All parents and past prcaiucuia aic curuiuuy mviieu. Reno Viait Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Duncan, Merrill road, vis ited in Reno last week-end. Cancelled Tho Eagles auxil iary drill team practice will not be held Friday night aa prev iously announced. Due to bad weather tho meeting has been cancelled. . From Denver Marion Thom m of Denver, Colo., has been visiting with his brother's fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thomas of 2105 Wantland for the past week. He has been In Seattle and Portland and is on his way to Loa Angeles and from there will return to hi homo In Denver. Ho left Klam ath Falls on Tuesday morning. Juveniles Juvenile of Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet In the KC hall Monday at 4 p. m. for a Valentino party and each one attending is asked to bring a Valentine. Donna Cone, Paula Ann Clark and Rob ert Dillon will be in charge. Rebekah Lodge Prosperity Rebokah lodge will meet in the IOOF hall Thursday, February 6 at 8 p. m. and a special lnvita- mil W 1 BABY HKaAI.D NEWS. Klamalk ralli, Ora. Till asDAY. Urn. la, 11,41. tlve tlon la given to all Rebekah to be present. Cecil Peyton and Helen Blanaa will be In charge of tha Valentine party, entertain ment and refreshments which will follow tho business meeting. Naleihhova nt Waa,. t Ewauna circle of Neighbora of Woodcraft will meet in the KC hall Mnnrlav at ft n m for huol- ncs meeting, election of officers ana iiiiiiuiiuii. uiuccrs ana guards will wear formal and all mnmhnr, lira iiruol .a .. present. There will be a no-hos- less poiiuck supper alter the meeting. Medical Car Charles Robert son, employe of the First Nation al bank of Klamath Falls, ia re ceiving medical attention at Klamath Valley hospital. From San Francisco Mr. Milton O'Neill, formerly ot thla city, arrived recently from San Francisco and ia at the homo o( her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Haydon of N. 3rd. Mrs. Hayden is at home, recover Ing satisfactorily from major sur gery at Hillside hospital. NO RESPECT PORTLAND, jan. 30 (P) Tillamook county Deputy Sher iff Adclbcrt Nelson reported to day that visiting law official weren't being treated In Port land with proper respect Nelson said he waa in th Central bus depot when someona) made off with his wallet con tabling $00. To make thing worse, the pickpocket got Nel son's badge, too. Classified Ad Bring Result. riii Lie for YOUR Sot fine f(avc Schilling Chili Powder A lively blend of choic est chillies and spice char gives robust flavor to your favorite recipes. iso as eiHit whoii and sbound saicis SafawaiL Chickens are sp&dattti. Grown M GOOD, EATING 1 1 . r i You get them exactly at the nadir nf Una f 1 nvnr vnunn tenderness, and plump meat . iv Ada it Ci(anm rA TSiaI. Tbeee era die tWnoa yost lauve a right to eacpect q any chiekena you buy whether byan. luuallitu chickens or lowL And. tbeee ore the thmga roull oat at Sdeway eveiT thus you bay. Quick IreeaJng ia part oj the eecrat Bat there are oihar poiBls. loo. auch aa the bavtsg and handMaa. Sola way buyers chooee bom among Mm boooo's ftnmmt Qocka and bay only the beat gooVealiao; chickens. The chickens are properly killed. Immediately ovisceiatsd (which saeans leauovuig and diacndlng all watte and Inedible pacta) and then trosen-ln-a-harTy to save ail the in-arown quality lor our customers. From grower to table we do everything possible to bring yom tha Bases, eating chickens to be had. We gaarante yon will be pif el est year mosey back. FRYERS Rodr fc Por Avvtxige Weight tviscerotM and t D 2 - 3 to 0,0nttj PW-ry for 4 pcopla -tottoum m9t no mH And of Ml yom tost Ihmr ROASTERS Rrody-Co-Roast stTfe Whole Chicken L. O CuoranhMd to reaat moiat oral tandar For your rov maol of tha Awcrog? 3 to 4 Km. Scrvas 4 to WAI 1 STEWING rW Tv am RaooV to s Eviscarorad ond Disiointed Okkan ond dwnpknga1 Frrcoua and Ko bucuN' Diihn Ke"W wnpty con'l M! CHICKENS Bf7e Averoge waighrs U. Ot 2'A to 3V2 pound Sam. (Xbitt Sumkmnfutt TflmL Valium. READY S PAN! Top quality fish and sco foods, now picas ing ttousonds this new way. Solrwon, Halibut. Sable, Fillet oJ Sole ond others Ready for the pan' Drown o your request DmstttJ Fry r Orowr at your request Skinned jmc Half or Whole Bacon any size Dy rheptec Ik 37 POfiX UNX 55e SMBA6E Special l-Oi I Price I M Roent " '."Xt vis ShouloVBIodaciiC U. aW Sreoks Srrioin AA & A Us 55e Pork Lorn Roost , LoiAWRibond Lfc. Skinless Wenrers Sceciol pr-:a! U. ti COFFfeE 8uv your lovorife bond o Safrwoy ond SAVE! Nob Hill Coffee Fiesh roosted whola bean l-tj bog 39c 2-tb bog Tya Airway Coffee Mild, mallow flavor boa 3T 3-n l.tf Edwards Coffee 9 pirwrisregulor, drip . or pulverized -j con43 21b. con f J Coffee CaM.WMC a. CWaa t ansa. Two popular I. lb MMf con ff f . Town Houu Na. 3 J tar I NAturoI or sweet con I U faoefruit Grapefruit rz " 19c Grapefruit Tf 210c Blended Jcevt1lX3c Mayonnaise KRAFT 8-01. for 25l Fwcy Honey UZ & riiMiihMnSraCc waviaaar con a' 4f casa Palmolive Bath 2 for 29c Reg. Soap 2 for 21c Apricots lXSSSrMVk 28c Cherries Noi0f03 29 Fancy Peas no.2c. 18c Armour'a Treat 12-oz. 0Q Swilt'a Prem tin WV Whole rTdks'r le VflSf 'ZZ 33c b 55c Dhpenrite l.pkg. 25e 5.98 iL Au. Jtjipjay Apple Butter Dude Ronch iov 2? Sweet Potatoes Mory No.2i Eggs Grade 11 r Grade AA IC AA lge. "It Medium " DaaassasLtas Moonbeom brand No. 2Vx e rUlTlPKin Mokes excellent Pies? con 3 Salad Vegetables Master. No. 2 pteo can iir fiiSIt fJtPM THE COUNTM bL Whit. GRAPEFRUIT S,'y? Those oro juicy one e$et Ik 7c''' 1.75.!" 3.49 Jkin stiiuudHavel Orcngss Buy trtem by Oie box Sove Money! Large sizes L 7. Half 4 In FuU A 10 (lie's and 200's) lu ' box 1 box 1 ' jd-.l-.l- m FaTnaf-CoMftM( Cewpr QDUJuDSA Slock ap now Supplies are KLAMATH ptenliluJ-poUloa ineipsoairaf M1- lb. 50-lb. sack ' U. S. No. 15-lb. sack FOODS i
