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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1947)
Local Dairy Finishes Extensive Remodeling 'Mi l.cmt River Dull V. till otiul) It initliKKr, It. 0, Woodruff, ullllollilcf n Hint with llio llmliilliUli.il of n Himl rlulit bul Us liiMMlrr Hie plant him comploled " rxtonnlvo remodeling mill linpi cvrnirlit luoitiuin whirl) linn Iipkii under wny fur nvnr n year. Tl Id llllllll III HOW MllllICll wllh llio lineal mill ni'iit Illinium milk procril altiK p'iiliiii'lil iniiiiiiliti'liii'i'il. I I ir Honlrlulit lumdor pliii ot 11 uler IllTil hood iivit Uin I'llllrn pouring lip nf Uin bul I In In nilillllmi to Uin rniuliir in l. giving' llio milk tlnulilii priilci'lloii until II In pourril from Uin rnulnlnrr In llio kiulmn. Mrd Iml men unci pulillu Imnltli niiiliorl tlc lutvo Ionic rrc(Hiil-il that dirt, ponnllily genua, iiiiiv uilhcro lo tho pouring l mi ( milk bul Urn mid be riillrrnnil In the milk 111 pouring. 'I'll Hrnlrluht IiihxI on hntlirn pre virnln thin uoMllilllly. Woodruff mild. Other nrw ripiiiiiiiriit lu.titllrd Inrliidea tho Ulierry-mirreil Hliorllme pattern Ixer mid Onivuo untile llllrr capable uf ponldirllng mid buttlliiK Swan Lake To . Be Logged UiuuIiib III I hp Kmi Ink inunlry will Tip murlPtl nllor tho fourth bv PuikPtt unit Hrhprpr. oporittort of Hip now unwinill m Kniu Thp company lm hem lugging on tho rnkPkuiiin dlntrlrt, kuwIiiic port uf lt h ol Kpiiii mid arlllng thp DttiPm to Klniuiith KhIU utpr Hton. A purt of thp luvn from Hwnu Inks will lx) 10 onto tho log mar kPt lipro. Hwnn Inkp country wu generally liitlifrd for plup ypum aito. but thnr 1 a colulilPlnhlp ntnnd of vnhlnlilp fir In Hip rra which will bp taken In lh iipw rut, TIip mill on Klniuiith river' at Krno In nnwlllk' nil uveruKC of about 2.1000 frrt hill but nt lop ra pidly run nmkp 40.000 fi-rt alufl. Parsons Win Race Over Divorce IKXITI.ANP. Jlllv I M'l-ThP pr uiw mitdiil thp dlvorrp rourtA in tho firm nix moiitlii of Una year In Portland. Itrrorda allowed 3:iM mrrliiip. compared with 1001 dlvrirrea. re vrrMng tho illuatlon for thp aanie urrlixl lnl yPr whPll dlvorrrt to taled 3MI mid nmrrlMPi 3Klft. 4B quarta of milk per inlnuto, The Gliorry-Burroll Bliorllme punteurlner automatically hcnU every particle of milk to a temperature of lot do in pp for ID aaconda mid oooln It down to temperature of 40 de greea almiMt ll ml in H mirotlnly. Put tpurlmtlon nl thin high temperature mid i'ihiIIiik liiiuipilliiiply In tho only certain mothiid uf uljnuluU! piinlellrl .allon wlUiuiil poMlhllltv uf InJurliiK tho delicate fluvor uf milk, Woodruff itnlpd. In April the luMallutlon uf Plow mnntpr llomogeulcr wnii completed. Till hi lined In priN'OMhiK the two now product Juki Introduced. MpUo ftlrh lfiuuoPiil.pd milk mid Crea niore. Mrdo-ltlih mid Crenmoro are run through tho hninogrnlwr linclrr extremely high preamtre which brpnk up ovpry email particle nf curd mid fnt Into ninny an loo mallpr purlli lm mid thpna mniillrr prllrli-ii are aiuppudod throuithout llio milk. Woodruff PxtPiidpd an liivltulloll to vlu thin fin now plant and ki It In ogiprntlon. Quartet Presents Musical Program Tho Anibwdon for t'brUt quartpt and oiprl tpam or Multnomah whiwl of llio lllblp Hill proton! a niunlral proiram In tho Hlble Baptlil church, Tunday, July 1, at p. m. 'l lio public la Invllpd. Retail Stores To Close For Fourth A thrcc-diiy holiday will be ob iicrvod by retail dry kikxIh, hardware mid nppurel moriyi In downUiwn Klnmiilh Kollii July 4, 5 and 6. Html npu hiiuiu-i also lnUd to cloM) for the three dayn Include the bunk, the 6th or th. OrcKon Hlule liquor store, city and county libraries, city hall, court houne and chamber of commerce. (Jrocery atore, the poat office and wine reatauranu will cloae for the one May, the Fourth of July. The Herald mid Newe will publlah on the 4th and there will be no paper SA Summer Camp To Open At Lake 'O Woods Soon Bummer camp will open Wednca-I cloth and . noap u f,.r .,,n,imiXiv mi hv i. nit I pai : bathlnK au toothbrush and day lor approximately 60 boya and paat: bathlnjt ault; a flushlmht ana glrla who will leave for the Salva tion Army camp at Lake o' the Wooda. Buaea will leave the Salva tion Army headquartera at 4th and Klamath at 2 p.m. The week's program at the camp will bo divided Into three parui, featuring Bible atudy, handicraft uud recreational claaaea, Short aea aluna of Bible atudy will Increiine the campera' knowledge of the acrlp turea. Handicraft will Include wood work, plastic craft, textile painting, shollcraft and blueprinting of nature study specimen. Swimming will be taught and youngsters will have an opportunity to participate In a min iature water carnival. A feature of each evening will be the campflre program with entertainment pro vided by the campers. Campera ahould bring the follow ing equipment all marked with name and addresa; lour blanket or quill: a pocket knife. I Busea will return to Klamath Falla about noon Wednesday, July Parent are asked to make their own arrangement lor meeting chil dren. According to Major W. Roswall, camp director, a competent staff has been secured. A trained nurse will be on duty at all times and a llfe- ?uard will be on duty at the water ront. Thou whose application have been approved ahould return the completed form to the Salvation Army office at once. Anyone In terested In sponiiorlng a child, at camp should contact Malar Roswall at the Salvation Army headquarters. NIXAI.D a Nr.WS, Klsmalk r.in. on. tiirsnAr. Juir I, istt, Mo Few Vets Drop Gl Insurance Although 3,500 Oregon veterans have reinstated nearly I32.ono.oo0 worth of OI Insurance In the past four months, some are permitting their policies to lapse lor a second time without knowing It. To help prevent second lapses, Patrick W. Kllby. veterans adminis tration representative for thla area, today explained that the chief cause Is confusion over effective date of policies. A veteran reinstating his Nation al Service life Insurance may think Incorrectly that his next payment CARD OF THANKS We wish lo thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and the beautiful floral offeiinga during the sickness and suitable camp clothing, Including a death of Balvatore (Sam) Morrone. warm sweater or coat; a towel, wash Alice Profit and Family. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING EfMrt, rioartntccd War Mil Hk-il Btlns0ls prlflci Ttmt CfltlmsUs Sewing Machine Service Tr fndtBtaanl ftasltr Ph 1?1 SSIS ansa! Wsy la not due for lull month, but actually It may be due within a week, or even a day. after he mall hi reinstatement painent. ; Classified Ad Bring Keaultsl For a heolthful dish, try nvniiiiiM MINCED SEA ClAMS- soun MACKS . CHOWOt'll otudte HI uIG Delicious Drinks I1VI , i I III I tmlMmmmamm Any Time is MINT TIME! gff ""' mnani .. ami WW' "Teur Health 1 Out BnslneM" IUCKH0RH MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Minaret end a.L. . . ITIHU VHIIII yiVTJ ir 1 1 I rr Jt-W S.T atiinnllia Nrvin. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Bath ftf ! sn r--ntwJi fr AHhmm Cl ;; nraarkllli nilk Uaw Prewar. e a.ckS.m Mlhr.l Srlmr ! II Mlltr lh r AraUs. Or Rmlfrsnl Crcth, e X-a an rlsarare'Sll Kisralas- lUnr. e Csrasltll. rklll-Tairr OllaM. e nalr sa Kari at hi lla aacs. e (ahl .! Arlaa ' rmplallr laralihr lalaa aa naapiar rasm aira laolllUar. e Par raiaraallana ar Salalla lafar maMaa. ailSraia Harliliaro alla aral Snrltui Saallarlaj:, AiblanS, On., ar ihaaa OH Sanaa. Dr. Herman Wexlef. Dlrecter A Fence to Meet Every Need Made from selected 48-ln. lull slie wood stilts, evenly spaced and woven between 6 cables of heavy wire. Colors i red or green. It's easily, quickly ami per manently erected, Long lasting and makes a good appearance. It' Inexpensive, too. Available in any quantity. ' Suburban Lbr. Co. 4781 So. dill ritone 1709 Ml ss- holiday nmm Stock up early at SftFEUftlf Family picnics, unexpected guests and the long weekend may combine to leave your cupboard looking like Mother Hubbard's -unless it's well stocked in advance. To help you get set for the holidays we've listed here outstanding values from every section of the store. Better check your needs and see Safeway today. win rrx If .... ... . :1 m&I Picnic Suggestions Prepared Mustard French Kraft Miracle Whip Salad Dressing Duches Nil Made Mayonnaise Orange Marmalade Peanut Butter Hover ly Chopped Olives Llbby Sweet Relish Llbby Dill Pickles Abernethy Dill Pickles Columbia POtatO ChipS Blue Bell Yienna Sausages Llbby Deviled Meat Llbby Lunch Meat KiCL?y0,Z Pro.. venf X'fUrdZ to Baking Needs -ot Jar 1 3c 35c pint pmt 33c I-lb. Jar " Vw&LjTVi 14'-oI. Jar , 34-01. Jar 25c r 20c sure to toke along with you a copy the July FAMILY CIRCLE now ot your Sofewoy only 5c o copy. TEA TIMER Crackers 1-lb. box 29c Temt Lunch Meat Use Temt for tosry, tempting sandwiches 12-ox. con 33 No. 2 tin lrge bait 25c 4-oi. can 15c can Spam or Prem 13-0.. can 8c 33c CANNED MILK All Nationally Advertised Brands 2tll e4K23e Canned Foods Pumpkin Moonbeam No. i can 2 for25c Fancy Peas Sutar Belle No. 3 can 19c Hominy Banjo While 'No. 3'i can 2 for29c Sliced Beets Red Tag, cholctt No. 3 can 11c Fancy Prunes Blue Tag No. 300 Jar 15c Prune Juice Heart's Delight " I quart 29c 2: Mixed Vegetables 303 KC Libby's Makes delicious salads too jo' Pork and Beans No. 300 Tl J w Van Camp's A treat to toke on picnics! con Canned Milk '5.25 Tod Tl Tl Cherub brand (Cose of 48) con 1 Pure Vanilla 34c Lemon or Vanilla nSZLg 9c Food Colors Assorted ' 4-botUe pkf. 23c Sno-White Salted" 2pk8J5c Table Salt Sno-WhlU 4-lb. pkg. 12c Baking Powder Calumet 16-oz. 18c Baking Powder Royal 12-oz. 49c Chocolate Baker Premium 'i-lb. coke 23c Chocolate Hershey'a Baking :-lb. cake 19c Cake Flour Softasllk 2vi-lb. pkg. 35c Shortening 39c S 1.12 Chicken FRICASSEE Lynden's yA chicken in TTftC a can, 29-oz. f C A Canterbury Block, ,48-bog pkg. Coffee 43' POTATO SALAD Conwoy'i 16-oz. jar 19' Edward's Coffee 1-lb. can 45c 3.1b J9c Wakefield Coffee 1-lb. can 41c M.J.B. Coffee Regular or drip 1-lb. can 45c Golden West Coffee Hills Coffee Regular or drip AIRWAY COFFEE Froth, wtrel bn Mk.k36e ,.,b$1.07 1-lb. can 45c 45c 1-lb. can (1 These tender, juicy meats have that "just right" flavor I i I NOE HILL COFFEE Frtih, whole b Mb. fcM38e 2-K. bta75e Miscellaneous Values Fresh Bread White or Wheat 1-lb. loaf 12c Pure Honey Strained Corn Beef Hash Libby Minced Clams JET ' wawan S-lb. can $1.59 No. 2 can 27c No. H can 33c Snacks o. N. Kippered 2 25c Ginger Snaps Old Fashioned 1-lb. 29c CiderYinegarOWMmo.uart16c 8al 45c Rice White Pearl ' - 3-lb. 37c Grape-Nuts or Flakes 12-oz. pkg. 17c Farm-fresh fruits and vegetables at their flavorful best PlumpYoonfl FRYER! IVISCf HATi" DISJOINTID fjJ - . nlllLITT l&? Ready for the pan! FRYERS lb. 75e Fancy Sliced Bacon lb. 69c Boneless Ham Slices lb. 95c Boiled Ham Slices V2 -lb. 55c Spiced Luncheon Meat lb. 55c Assorted Luncheon Meats lb. 45c Skinless Wieners, Fresh lb. 45c Pork Shoulder Roast lb. 49c ROUND STEAKS Top Grades Reduced JiQc price Ib.OZ VerX Meaty Eastern Skinned HAMS Short Shanks ,b65e VEAL SHOULDER Steaks lb. 55c Roast lb. 49c Lifebuoy Soap b.r ?c Ivory Soap itra, b.Joc Super Suds 24.01. Pi9. 31c Scotch Cleanser i4.0t 10c Brooms rm ch $l29 Cigarettes t.rtot)$l.39 Dbg Food eg More can ' 1 v Cat Food Puss N'Boots. can I2c Dog Food cio cn I lc AP m m 'k I I 1 l I WATERMELONS Fully ripened Extra sweet. Serve this timely delight tonight! lb. 2C Apricots . Ripe and sweet Fine lor canning! The Dalles 1 3-lb. lug 1.55 Sunkist LEMONS For refreshing lemonade lb. 11c Cantaloupes, 7 Vlne-rlpened ' I Da C r. I reacnes Ripe Elbertas Cucumbers Crispy tresis Gr. Onions Tender and mild. Lettuce Local crop. New Potatoeslb.ic , lb. lie lb. I2c lb. 22c lb. 8c TOMATOES Vrne-r!piJ Extra fnt favored lb. 10c Alf prices in this ad are effective through Saturday, July 5
