Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 24, 1947, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1947 man Bly Ranger Bplke Armstrong nd John Kucera killed rattlesnake on. the Bly-Bonanza road last week ncifr Round Prairie- The snake was about 30 Inchea long. "Charlie McCarUe and Leonard Bchorler are cutting hay on Uie Harrison place at Rayston. Herb Hadley made a business trip to Langell valley and Bonanza last week posting lire prevention signs and contacting ranchers concerning tire fighting help In case ol Urea. Sixteen Boy ScouU from the Bly troop have signed up to go to Camp Makualla next week. Forrest Jones of Lakeview was at Bly last week helping Harold Powell cruise forest service Umber In this area. Ilie Knaeble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Knaeble of Ivory Pine Is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Sandberg of Pondosa, Calif. Mrs. L. Robin spent the week-end at Medford visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. HlbcrL She was ac companied home by her son, Larry, who has spent the past two weeks visiting In the valley. Mrs. George Beck and daughter, Kay, visited here a short while on Thursday- They were on their way to Goose lake camp to visit Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs. JackONeU had as their guests the past week-end Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas of Yuba. Calif, and Margaret O'Nell of Oak- LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE INVITING BIDS IMPROVEMENT IMT NO. M Pursuant to ordinance So. 06 dated July 21. 1M7 of the City of Klamath Fall. Oreion, nobc ia hereby given that waled bids will be received by the undersigned Police Judge up to 7:30 P. M. Monday August 4, 1947 for the Im provement of Applegale from Mitchell to Washburn way and to b known as Improvement Unit No. W. Bid must be submitted on forms at tached to the specifications and enclosed In a sealed wrapper and marked "Pro posal to Construct City Improvement." Each bid must be accompanied by a bidders bond or certified check on some reliable bank for 5.fe of the aggregate bid. The principal Items Involved are: ex cavation, 755 cu. yds.; 0" asphalt or 9" cement concrete pavement. 2106 q. yds.; cement curb and gutter. 1404 lin. ft. Plana and specifications with bid forms may be inspected at the office of the Police Judge or the city engineer and may be obtained from the city engineer upon a deposit of $10 00 which will be refunded if a bid ts submitted. Bide will be opened in the council chambers of the city hall at the above date at a regular meeting of the common council at 7:30 P. M and will be awarded contingent upon the funds being de posited with the Police Judge over and above the assessed values of the re spective properties. This project shall be completed not later than November 1. 1W7. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated at Klamath Falls, this 32nd of July, 1M7. H. T. FRANEY, Police Judge. Jy. 13-24-25 No. 792. NOTICE INVITING BIDS The undersigned Police Judge of the City of Klamath Fills, will receive bids for a five year lease on Building No. 50, known as the B. O. Q-, at the Klamath Falls Municipal Airoort. uo to 7:30 P. M. Monday, July 38. Building may be seen by contacting Airport Manager at the Airport, or pnone , The City reserves the right to reject any or ail bids. H. T. FRANTY, Police Judge. JL lt-33-34 No. 786. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL AfTOl'N'T NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have filed my Final Account in the matter of the estate of PAUL SCHOLLE. deceased, and the Circuit Court has set Friday, the 35th day of July, 1M7, at the hour of two o'clock p. m. In the Circuit Court Room of the Klamath County court House. Klamath rails, Oregon, aa the time and place for it tnf of exceptions and objections to said Final Account, if any there be. M. M. CLINE. Administrator of the Estate of PAUL SCHOLLE. Deceased. Jn. M; Jl. 3-10-17-34 No. 764. $100 a Month for Life Tie Ccldm Yean Plan gives yon: U Definite monthly income for life when you wish to' retire; I; Protection for family now: S. Pays double for accidental death before retirement age; 4. Builds up large cash reserve. I. Pays steady income if you are permanently disabled. STANDARD INSURANCE Company LYNN R0YCR0FT 412 Main St. JULIAN ABBOTT Rt. 1, Box 923 laud, Calif. Mrs., Thomas and Miss O'Nell are O'Neiis sisters. The Bly baseball team Journeyed to Canby Sunday. They returned home defeated by a score of 9 to 3. They are wished better luck when they meet Lakeview here Sunday. Mrs. E. P. Fltipatrick and small son. Jimmy, left Saturday for Port land where they will visit Mrs. Piu patrick'a sister. Mrs. Jerry Baker and family and Fiupatrick's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Max Cune spent Sunday in Klamath Falls. The community was saddened by the death of Norman Dyer Tuesday. July 16, at Red Bluff, Calif. Funeral seniors were held at Red Bluff Fri day, July 18, and interment was at the family plot In Myrtle Creek Sat urday. Sincere sympathy Is extended to his family. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell and Max CUne attended services for Nor man Dyer at Red Bluff Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Al Cummtnga and daughters spent the week-end visit ing relatives in Lakeview. A. A. Protsman of Hombrook. Calif., spent the week-end her. He Is very busy on his ranch with a very good hay crop. Mickey Carlisle of Alturas. Calif., visited at the Protsman home Sunday- Mrs. Elmer Garry, who has spent the past month visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. U K. Davis of Canyon City, Colo., returned home Wednes day of last week. She was accom- British Ship Sinks At Haifa JERUSALEM, July t Of ficial sources reported today that the British ship Umpire Lifeguard had been sunk in Haifa harbor, pre sumably by saboteurs, shortly after disembarking 361 legal Jewish Im migrants transported to the Holy panted home by Mrs. Clark Abbot and Mrs, E. E. Kness and daughter, Inetha. Klamath Business College 733 Pine Sr. Phont 4760 Enroll now for Special Summer Study for a Complete Business Course. Land from detention rumps on Cy prus. A British release disclosing the sinking said: "The Empire Lifeguard, a trans port returning Jewish Immigrants from Cyprus, was sunk this morn ing In Haifa harbor by an lnternul explosion after mil the immigrants had disembarked. "It is believed that a charge was placed on board while the ship was taking on the Immigrants at Kunia gustn ia port in Cyprus'. Teacher Supply Situation Better The teacher supply problem III the county school system is some what Improved over lust year, Har old Ashley, county school superin tendent, said today. Most major positions have been filled, with the except loll of a principal to head the Merrill schools. Ashley Is working to secure ii principal to head the ptvil at Merrill left vacant by Oowe Klllott, who succeeds Carrol Howe, former prin cipal of the Henley schools. Howe hu accepted position as With school supervisor Willi the state do paiiment of ediicullon. Make your fall cleaning pay 0ft,vi Hell those tiiil useful but no longer f needed articles through Tin Herald and News Waul Ads. 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Letters have been pouring In U,n those who have already tiled ihu new Acousllcou saying how thrillrd they were with this hearing aid. Many of them sny that they hint never ript'ilcllorU such Clarity ul lone against such a velvol-iium background. The manufacturers of this instrument say Urn) no one run even Imnglne what It may do fur Ihem until they hear It with thnr own curs. Those huid ol Sparing who luui been searching fur the answer in their priMjiml hearing problems art urged to attend this 1'IUcK (.'l.IMU. Complete Free Inlormation will l( mailed I' '"" rnunol be Ours, Write tn Mr, llellkemiwr at tin office - Advertisement. ,y,.:g.i 3Si2. an Can Cut Living Costs With Safeway' s 'Waste -Free" Fryers and Chickens! Actually Safeway 's fresh frosted," ready-for-the-pan fryers, fowl and . roasters cost you less per meal than many other meats. That's because they're waste-free: no feet, head or innards to pay for only the usable parts are figured in the weight. Get one of these famou Safeway pan ready fryers or fowl tod,ay and enjoy one of the finest meals you ever had at a very reasonable cost. Il 1 Porlc Roast Pork Steak Piece Bacon Fancy Sliced, Bacon Beef Short Ribs Fresh Ground Beef Veal Roast ShoMtr Fresh Wieners H' 'kiM lb. 55c lb. 55c lb. 59c lb. 69c lb. 29c lb. 39c lb. 49c lb. 39c Chinook SALMON STEAKS lb. 69' HALIBUT STEAKS lb. 49 FRYERS Eviscerated Disjointed Average weights, 2-3 lbs Plenty for 3 or 4 ib. 75" Ni'' FREE LEAFLET ON FRIED CHICKEN Country ttyta, Maryland atylo or the Italian way, in oil they're nil included in Carol Drake's new leaflet on "Fried Chicken Variations." For your copy write to Carol Drake. Box 2110, DcpL CV, San Francisco 26, California. ROASTERS Evisceroted left whole Averoge werghts, 3-4 lbs Serves 4 to 6 lb. Potato Salad Conway's 16-ox Mayonnaise Nu-Mode " Fresh Green Tea Canterbury Fine Tea 19' 15 22' Fricassee FOWL lb. Eviscerated Disjointed Averoge weights 2'2 to 3V2 lbs. Excellent for stewing, too! 67 63' Just the Top Grades of Beef at Safeway Yob c.a let tat 0. J. Ctvetimea! Grid Maik "Ckoici" M "Good" tvtiy tut thal'i yosr aisauaca ! ilitr tt. and thal'i wky Salwy can fi.r.nUt yti'll k pleated. Peanut Butter Beverly 2-n. 7., 69' Preserves Boysenberry jar 32' Ca (12) $3.75 Pure Honey Stromed Delicious Mb. $ Foil 1.49 Dressings, Etc. Sandwich Spread ' ' pint 35c Miracle Whip quart jar 59c Duchess Salad Dressing quart 56c Cocktail Sauce 4.0I. bot. 25c Tomato Sauce G"d" Buffet tin 6c Tomato Paste Lido 6-oz. can 1 5c Canned Foods Deviled Meat, Libby No. '4 can 8c Corned Beef Hash Llhhr No. 2 can 27c Temt Lunch Meat 12-oz. can 33c Prem Lunch Meat 12-oz. can 35c Kippered Snacks, No. '4 tin 225c Chicken & Noodles ''o 2-oz. 1 3c Chili Con Carne r" c"p Can 29c Beanie Weenies, K(M Comp' n-- 1 9C Baked Beans r ComP " n. m cm 2 1 c Pimiento Chilies fl'i r- ? 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ELBERTA lb. 10c U -Lb. 1 rr Flat 1 .39 lb. 9c Tomatoes Apricots Cucumbers Crijpy, Fretft TABLE GRAPES Thompson Seedlem Red Malaga! lllblerj lb. 15c lb. 18c lb. 18c PEACHES ZSl, 2Q-lb. lug 1.49 CANTALOUPES lb.6Vzc Honeydew Melons lb. 8c WATERMELONS lb.3Vi Household Needs Lifebuoy Toilet Soap per bar 9c Ivory Soap ivmcmoi 2 bars 13c Peet's Soap ;rnuiaiei 33-oz. pkg. 43c Purex, Bleach quart bottle 14c Clorox Bleach l2 gallon jug 23c White Magic Bleach ( I -gallon 33c Wax Paper kilih-i. (harm 125 feet 19c PARD Dog Food Prcriared m m Enpeclally ,,.M I for do,. tAN Vel So oap Mtrv.lout 12-OZ. pk. foe Diitiwtihlaf 29 SQUASH Zucchini Crook Neck lb. 9c lb. 9c Juicy Lemons New Potatoes lb. 4Vc lb. 7c lb. 15c Onions ELT Yellow Corn L Local rop l or Ice-Cold Lemonade lb. 13c All Ftatyr.1 in Thil Ad Art Eff.ctiv. Through Safurol.y, July H Q5?K5?