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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1947)
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVI WEATHER (HK(loN-:lRr 1n uartlv plainly 10' day, limlilil anil "Vlilayi .mll.i.il Ihun ilaitttimta In imiuuutiia nil fM ftluMK lit vtiaili allstitly waim.r (ivar intarltir tixUy, hut i'iiiiI Itatwa.n Marifoni an Kuoip Sihlayj l.ulla iiorlliwl wind! III! Ill COMM. KLAMATH rAl.l.N AND VICINITV--rur tmlay anil Friday, Illan luday HI. luw SO. HUH rrlriay III.. NOKTIlrilN CAI.iroMNIA-Claar to day, lonlanl and rnday. avcaul lor tug aliHia cuaal. t.lllla vliaiii In lamuaraluia. (J. nil. In niudaiala nutthw.alaily winds vtt viiail. Huiiday rlnilo A picnic wa held at McKro brlcliio park for former rralilenla of oklulioina. now llvlni In Uoulhern Ormoii, Uuiiday, July i:i A iKiunlKiil tinnier woa apread (ur nbuut 360 people. Hwlminlng mule nml vlalllnii were enjoyed by all. Ollkers were elected lor tin romlnil yenr. 'l ed Hopkins ol Itoaue Klver was elected president, and 1. f. Mathla ol Central Point, vice president, t woa voted to liold Uie annual pli-nlu next yenr at the same place, on the aecond Sunday III jury. Dlimrr Merllni The regular monthly dinner meeting ot the Hherllf s ponae will be held Monday, July -JS. lolloping the two-day trail rule. Ulnner will be aerved at the ' Willard at 7:90 p. m. There will be an Important business meeting, nd molloi. plcturea will be ahown. Fire Itenurt The city lire de partment extinguished a amall (Ire In an old barn In the ISOO block on Crescent at 13:30 p. m.. Wcdue rlay. No dnmage was done. TRAVEL rOH MOTORIST! JUIY 17-23 The Northwest it doing thingi in great big way thii week, with hug doing! in each of three- great itataa. . At th lame time, the btwen-towna scenery hat put on Itg brightttt draat (or mid-July eightaeera. s CWTVHY or PROORE8S PAOtAKT iuiy 17-19, Twto rati, Idaho CHERRY FXtTTVAL jury 17-19, Baton, Orafon BEACH FESTIVAL July 19, 20. Aberdeen, Washington CLAM DERBY July 19, 20, Seaside, Oregon OREGON TRAIL PAGEANT July 23-26, Fairgrounds, Eugene, Oregon Thii year the Pageant will observe Lane County'e Centennial Anniversary, ' No matter where you drive this week, make lure you get maximum pleasure from every mile by using the new Richfield gasoline. This great higher-tfetane motor fuel has been refined to meet changing climatic and contour condition! en countered by the motorist in the Northwest, One tank ful will show v'ou why iff ."Years Ahead," USI RICHLUBE PREMIUM MOTOR Oil I 11:1 tist former Itealilent Vltlls Mrs. Harriet (Jliiiunurd arrived Wednes day night and Is visiting Mr. I no. Edwards of the Alpha apartments. Mrs, Uhannnrd formerly , lived In Klamath Kalbi and will be remem bered here as the former Harriet Wolgaat, She plunx to leave to night en route to Bawlolle, Cnllf., where she Is a nurse In a veterans' hospital. CoramllUe Meeting The home making committee of the Women of Uie Moose will hold a potluck luncheon at 13:30 p. in., Hsiday. At 3 p. m. the same day will be a meet ing of the friendship committee. Muslims Trip Mr. and Mrs. Sidney P. ,Curll and daughter Biir bara of (Jlilloquln are siiendlng three days III Klamath Falls on business. ilnrjui--Munlnl rillbert Drown of Crystal la In Klnmath Valley hos pital with leg Injuries sustained while trimming trees Sunday. Drowns brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Duriiorth rushed him to the hospital after the ac cident. Visit Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgn KIkhs and family of Carlsbad, N, M., are visiting HIkkY purniitii, Mr. und Mrs. Frank kiwis, of l.ytton street and the Robert HlKgs fumlly of Lakeshore drive. Klaus and his partner pioneered the Carlsbad oil field. Fallen! Stephen Mocn, 660 Lin coln, son of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Moen, Is a putlont at Hillside hos pital where he underwent a ton sillectomy Thursday. Tomllleelomy Thomas lloptery, son of Mrs. Thuinas lloptery Sr., underwent a tonsillectomy at Hill- side hospital this morning. In Hospital Uon Portcrfleld of Tuleluka is In Hillside hospital re- covering from an appendectomy j performed this afternoon. Orange Meeting All Midland grange members are urged to at tend the grange plcnlo Sunday, July 30, at Orr lake, below Dorrls, Calif. Members will bring lunch baskets, and coffee and Ice cream will be lurnlshcd by the grange. Lunch will be eaten f 1 p. m. Home From Hospital Jlmrny Mclntee, young son of Mr. and Mrs. i Terry Mclntee of IMS Portland, Is I home from Hillside hospital. The ' little boy Is recovering from In-, Juries received several weeks ago In an automobile accident. Ho will bo j confined to bed at home for tome time longer. . Meeting' t'ostponed The meeting of the Eagles auxiliary drum corps and drill team originally planned for this Friday night has been post poned. The groups will meet on Friday, July 25. Weds Local Girl PFG Wayne Pltzslmmons, son of Mrs. Harry Kcllum, 262S Radcllffe, was married to Bea Morris, 2061 Eberleln, In a ceremony performed at Fort Bher Idan, III., July 11. At Home Ella Sutton of 2410 Oregon announced today that she Is at home, and no longer cooking at the Log Cabin. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING (itrl. )rU4 Wrfe Mil MahM hl pttf fr latliBftlM Sewing Mochlnt Servic fUmmt 4771 lillt Way Values to 6.95 , ILIE(D)N 525 Moin St. Passes In Eugene Mrs. Oeorge Crumbaker, former Klamath Falls resident, died at her home In Eu gene Sunday night. Burial services will be held Monday In Colorado Springs, Colo. She la survived by two daughters, Mrs. Edwin Schnee- beck of Klamath Falls and Mr. Howard Clark of Redding. In 8 tore Robert Rich, representa tive for Ed Hamilton furs, suae al Miller's department store Wednes day and Thursday. , 1 IN BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS QOOOf Popti-CoU Company, ion- W Cil. N. Y. Fronchised BotUer: Klamath Falls Peptl-CoU Bottling Co. SAFE m mi anal f iw a SO STEP THIS WAY for the Summer's finest FRUITS and VEGETABLES! Yes! We mean it.. Nature is really lavish this year. Her supplies are bountiful and beau tiful beyond words. Visit your Safeway produce section this week, for sure! You'll get good idea of the many, many new and delicious-eating fresh green foods now on the market as well as learn how Safeway can help you keep the cost of living within bounds. PEACHES NO. 1 CANNING APRICOTS Hurry! Get your (We. 13-14 lb. 1 55 Juicy LEMONS 0 TomatoesssJ lb 13c Extra fine flavor Tree-ripened Fine table fruit! SO-Ib. lac 1.79 Cantaloupes Santa Rosa Plums Cucumbers, crispy Yellow Corn, local Zucchini Squash lb.9c MrJ lb. 7c lb. 13c lb. 9c lb! 19c lb. 9c Serve cooling healthful lem ade Tonight Lettuce, garden fresh lb. The. U. mm m TT m "T"l ft The Tmtt Wrt i JNSeW f UliilUL O - - Per lb Vic J Crockeri, Spreads, Etc. Ginger Snaps om .oned i..b.29c Soda Crackers Snow Flakes 2-lb. 44c Wheat Toast Wafers 24c V Syrup Dude Ranch, Waffle Aid Pint 21c Preserves Strawberry 1 -lb. Jar 39c Marmalade Polk's Mb. Jar 19c Apple Butter Dud. Rch 2B.os.29e Soda Crackers Busy Baker 2-lb. pkf . 44c Cheese Spread om'Sicngiish s ..o. io 20c Cheese Spread SU1 pm.. . 1 9c American Cheese Duuu mui Pk 27c Breeze Cheese H-lb. pkg.' 25c ' American Cheese Kraft j..b..oaf89c Velveeta Cheese Kr,ft .-lb.io.f85c 1 COFFEE 1 cOFFEE Prepared Foods kmm..r Sunny Skies fOUCliayua All-Green Potato Salad Conway's No. 2 con D-.LJ Dntnr Van Camps-New DQnCU VCQIU : 39c Pint 23c England Style No. 303's I Pork and Beans c. & S. No. 2'j can 19c Chicken Fricassee Lynden 29-oz. can 79c Beef Stew Nalley's 30-os. can 55c EDWARDS COFFEE KS7 v ,., . 45' WAKEFIELD COFFEE Ks; i rb MB41 GOLDEN WEST COFFEE b 45 BORDEN'S INSTANT COFFEE 39e NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE 37c COCOMALT BEVERAGE 43 MALTED MILK c , fc 32 Temt Lunch Meat Lunch Meats Prem or Spam Deviled Ham underwood Deviled Meat Libby 4 -can Tongue Spread Llbby 12-ox. can 33c 12-oz. 35c 3-oz. tin 1 8C 13c v.8c M can 13C H-E-L-P!! Tei, paper it icatce again So scarce, we're had to tome customer! to carry their groceries home nwrapped! . Won't y o help relieve the shortage by bringing your own bag, baiket or other container? W . TEA BAGS Liptofi 16-bag pkg. 18' Baking Needi, Etc. Shortening Snowdrift 1-lb. Jar 1.18 Wesson Salad Oil Per quart 85c Mazola Salad Oil Per quart 79c Bisquick Biscuit Mix ' 40-0 J. pkg. 45c Baking Chocolate Hershey's ?4-lb. 19c Sugar White Batin 10-lb. 92c M.Ib.$2J8 Apple Pyequick Betty crocks 43c Fruits, Juices ' Royal Ann Cheaies Sun Pak No. 2i 39c Prune Juice Heart Delight v.1 . Quart 29c Apple Juice 8. & W. , . Quart bottle 35c Grapefruit Juice Town House 46-os. can 21c Orange Juice Full O' Gold 46-oz. can 25c MEATS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE Chsdc JthsAiL OuiAtanduuj. Tomato Juice Sr'r 21 5 FOR J1.00 Cose (12) 235 Apple Sauce C. & S; Brand Ready to serve! No. 2 con 13 Royal Safin Shortening $1.12 Margarine SUNNYBANK Ask about coctus offer lb. 3 Su-Purb Soap Granulated 24-oz. For dishes or loundry pkg. 29 Prices in this ad are effective through Saturday, July 1 9 Safeway sells only the top government grades of beef the top grades of lamb, pork and veaL You'll like them. Picnics ClrirmftJ IKm Short hiiiiicu llama lb. 45' sw! IH 65c Sliced Bacon lb.69c Boiled Ham -ib. 55c Spiced Lunch Meal- lb. 55c Bologna, Liver Sans. lb. 39c SsmWar SAowiVw Yeal Roast Veal Steak Yeal Stew Sliced HaU Ground Beef CjMatf Crhftai lb. 49' Hj.551 lb. 29 6.49t lb. 39 6.63 Short Ribs of BEEF Special Low Price? Beef Tongues Serve them hot or coJd! ! Specially ; AAe Priced lb. Jm7 Beef Hearts N.w, 7.17 JjfcjT y mm
