Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 31, 1947, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 31 1947 In Klamath Falls It's PDGGLY WAGGLY WATERMELONS ...... lb. '2Vac RED RIPE RATTLESNAKES FROM CHICO CANTALOUPES , . . ?JXoLil 3 for 29c Vine-ripened, pink-meated melons from Chico. Don't be deceived by "so much per pound" Buy by the melon and be sure you ore getting value received. "Free Crescent Coffee This Week-End" With each two pounds purchoted we will give you one pound absolutely FREE. BEER Olympia - Rainier - Blitz - Acme 1 Heidelberg - Lucky Lager Case of 24 bottles $3.35 This price includes the bottles (no deposit) Also a good stock of Rainier canned beer for you fishermen ROYAL PUDDINGS . . those three famous flavors Chocolate. Vanilla and Butter- -O mImo 1 Es scotch. Buy ell you wont at P"9 SLICED DRY BEEF ... ii) 2Vi ox. jars. The first shipment of any quantity of this for a long Iff I O C f time and it's priced ot just WWI AJW SERVE CHIPPED BEEF ON TOAST FOR A CHANGE Closed Sundays PDGGLY WAGGLY 701 Pine ' Kluiimdi FlyingiYcws ! AIH I'OKCK DAY Acting Oovrraor Marshall E. Cor nell, has dnicnalrd Friday. August 1, u Air Force day lu Oregon, com nicmonung the 40th aimirartary ot the Untied Stale air lorcea. The Oregon air national guard will aalute the atate on Friday with tlirre nights ot P-il lighters and one flight of A-5 attack bombers, from Portland, circling over Klam ath Falls, Astoria. Seaside. Salem. Albany. CorvallU. Eugene and back over Bend, Pendleton. The Dalle. Hood River and return to the Port land base. The Klamath Falb army recruit ing station has prepared a seven minute broadcast to be given by Sgt. Henry O. Morrison over radio station KFLW at 1 p. m, Friday, honoring the occasion. , Air Rescue Demonstrations at the Lakevlew air show Sunday with the Lakeland Flying service's Scabce were cut short by an emergency rail for the amphibious plane to pick up a pa tient at Four-Mile lake, WOO feet high In the Cascades. Penny Payne lift Immediately on the rescue mission, putting down on the water of Four-Mile Just 40 minutes after the call was received. Bright clear weather at Lakevlew was soon left behind and Payne flew the ambulance plane tn under lowering skies and a drenching downpour. The patient. George Hillls. Klam ath Falls business man. Injured while on the Sheriff's posse Skyline trail ride, was soon comfortably settled In the plane's bed and flown to Klamath Falls where an ambu lance was waiting at the airport. The Srabee has served on several similar occasions, flying persons out of territory inaccessible to other ve hicles, and delivering emergency supplies. Persons tn need of such DANCE MIDLAND GRANGE Saturday Johnny Soto's Orchestra y 5) UTS Sirloin Steaks Pot Roast lb. lb. 65c 48c Beef Short Ribs Lean and meatr An economy food . E 29c Grade A Veal Roasts .b. 49c Liver Sausage and Bologna ... 39c Fresh Dressed Fryers ,B 59c (Eastern) Bacon Squares , 39c Fresh Halibut , Steaks ,b. 49c Bacon Squares 35c Morrella Lb. Frying Size Rabbits ... (Local) 65c These Outstanding VALUES Fresh Fruits for Your Picnic Baskets PCclCllCS H. Hale. LLC Last Chance to Can Cheap Cantaloupes - 5 Vine Kipened Jrf CBlCS ThoD,POD Seedless. LB-H Tomatoes Corn Red Ripe ... LB. Golden Sweet LB. 8' 10 Fruit Jars Kerr Majon Dozen 79c Dozen 98c Blended Juice No. Z Tin 3 lor 25c or 24 c . 1.98 Corned BeeS Hash Leeds, No. ii tin JwOC Sugar 10-lb. bag 94c ' 25-lb. bag . 2.33 100-lb. bag .-... 9.09 Miracle Whip Pint Jar Quart jar "t" 35c 59c Cherries Bing or Royal Anne ...No. 214 tin 29c Sunbrite Cleanser 5c Log Cabin Syrup 16-oz. . jar 25c Handkerchiefs Soft Tissue .. 13c Hi-Ho Crackers Larre pkg. 27c Beans Wllamet No. 2 tin 15c Vinegar Full strength gallon 53c Velveeta Cheese 2 " 89c Orange Juice Dr. rhillips 46-oz. tin 33c Pancake Flour Albers ...10-lb. bag 89c Coffee Jar. Lids 1 19c Peanut Butter Skippy, 1Qa 1-lb. Jar Jl Beans 'n Ham Beans 'n Bacon No. Z tin ... XOC Spaghetti and Tomato Sauce Golden Grain, 1 fn No. 1 tall tin 1UC Cottage Cheese Kraft Pint package. !i-pint package 25c 15c Tomato Juice ' Del Monte No. 2 tin 46-oz. (In 10c 25c South 6th and . Shasta Way Phone 6592 GBIGG'S (MM FOODS Plenty of FREE PARKING service are urged by E. L, Penny" Payne and Oene Durant. Lakeland operators, to call MJO Freah Fish Fish "still flopping.' may be pur chased in Klamath Falls markets as early as next week. It was announced today by Tim Moor. Moor, has a contract with local markets to fly fish freah from the nets at Crescent City and Is having his Falrchlld monoplane converted from a pas senger ship to a cargo Job for the purpose. Chet Stlnson Is doing the work on the plane. Installing a bin tor dry Ire and storage. He expects to complete the work this week and Moore will start his operations next week. flirty nig upcraung j Tests were mad. Monday by Uail Putnam, flying the Stearman of MU rrl Long which has been equipped with spray rig. Following the test flights. 14 acres ot potatoes were sprayed with DD-T on the Ed Halll day place near Weyerhaeuser Timber company and the Jerry Short ranch at Woe us marsh. The work was don. In an effort at aphid control. The Stearman plane has advan- j tagea over the smaller planes in the ! spray and dusting operations bring I large enough to carry a heavier load and covering a greater distance in Iras time, speeding up the work. It Is estimated, by Chel Stlnson who : built and Installed the spray rig. that 300 acres can be ettectually treated tn a half -day with the Stear man. Landings were made at the pri vate strip of Art Rlckblel and Louis Soukup at Wocus marsh and at Hallidays strip on his ranch. . Flying Lions Three planeloads of Lions flying to and from the International Lions convention in San Francisco, from Prlnevllle. stopped at the Klamath airport Wednesday and Thursday. The Prlnevllle delegates were dressed In western cowboy attire to advertise the Crooked River roundup to be held In Prlnevllle on August 22. 23 and 24. They made the trip to receive the U. S. 1047 class E attendance award to which they were entitled, flying in a Stlnson. Cub Cruiser and a-J Bellanca. Hangar Briefs Dr. Vincent Held made his dual cross-country flight Tuesdsy In an ErcoupeOfrom Klamath Falls to i Medford. Montague and back to the home base. WAA administrator Knapp. here j from the Portland office. Is taking ; student Instruction with the Lake ; land Flying service, i Ken Wallen, retired business man. was a visitor at the local airport j Wednesday. He la the brother ot the late Cy Wallen. A new VHP (very high frequency transmitter and receiver Is being Installed this week at the Klamath airport tower. Cliff Shuck, Merrill rancher, made ' a buying trip in his Ercoupe this week flown by Andy Salanl, stopping at Lakevlew, Adel and Alturas. He purchased 35 carloads of barley tor Anheiser-Busche brewing company plus oats for other concerns. ' Clark Hits Rates Again WASHINGTON. July 31 OP At torney General Clark In a new com plaint today accused more than 900 railroads of collecting "unjust and unreasonable" rates on wartime shipments of steel airplane landing mats. The action was filed with the Interstate commerce commission. The government Is asking repar ations for alleged overcharges on the landing mats moved from east ern shipping points to Pacific coast porta between January 1, 1942 and June 30. 1946. The Justice department announce ment said "thousands of carloads" of landing mats were Involved. The petition to ICC .states the exact amount of money sought to be re covered is "not presently ascertain able." The 'complaint Is another In a scries which Clark has made before the ICC concerning wartime freight charges. VISITS PORTLAND. July 31 IIP) Vice Admiral George D. Murray, who as sumes command of the Pacific first task fleet August 11. was visiting here today after a trans-continental motor vacation. Classified Ads Bring Results. TODAYS! BIGGEST 1 EM IN I SUDS! j ffswerl h Tropic Current Heading In ASTORIA. Ore.. July 31 li Reports by tuna fishermen that temperature of Pacific waters 100 miles off shore Is 70 degrees brought the explanation from meteorologists today that a tropical current had shifted Inshore. I'non Makry. captain of the (roller Starllie. aald a reading showed 70 drgrrea g degrees high er than any previous report In that area. Fishermen said the tfaim cur rent also explained the. large num ber of tropical siiecies of tuna taken the past week, particularly American Legion Regular Meetings 1st and Ird Tueadava. I:M p. hl Veterans Memorial Bldt- 41b and Klamath. Club Rooms 5? I Main, next to Wlllard hotel. Open dally noea U midnight, except Sunday t:M to 11:4 p. m. For Legionnaires and Guests bluefln tuna which aie found oft the Central American coast. Col. E. S. Ellison, senior meteor ologist in chargo of lhe Portland weather bureau, said "tiler Is a watm south to north current which now and then moves a little closer inshore. That Is evidently what Is happening now." Some fishermen m " shore III liutic schools, are blllng well. HOTELS 0SB0RN HOLLAND bu"Cni oaa usuroau Thoroiitfhly Modern Ml Ml, I r rsiltjr .11. ... Some JIMirnueii . '"tl " " temperature, -might also Pl" why the albacore, running " Distinguished for Flavor F2 Grocery Specials for Thursday, Friday & Saturday Snowflake Sodas, 2-lb. pkg 44c "Nabisco Shredded Wheat, pkg. ... 15c Ritz Crackers, Mb. pkg 29c White Rose Bleach, Va gal 21c Kre Mel Dessert 2 for 15c YEL or DREFT . . . . pkg. 29c . pkg. 11c ... 6c 12-oz. 19c . . . 39c 3 cans 29c . . 25c . 19c . . 39c . . 19c IIAKI(.lll.l) MILK Tall Tin Case lie 525 NUCOA 2 lbs. 77c Kellogg Pep . Hunt's Tomato Sauce . -. . Kern Chili Sauce . . . . Peanut Putter, Skippy . . Tomato Soup, Campbells . . Peaches, D. T., No. Vh can Catsup, C-H-B, bottle . . . Borax Soap Chips, pkg. . . Phillips' Beans & Franks, can Biscuit Mix, large pkg. ...... 10c Deviled Meat, s . 8c Moore's Spinach, No. 2 can . . . . 10c Asparagus, Hillsdale, No. 2 'cans . 2 for 25c Beets, Raymal, No. 2 cans 11c French Dressing, Virginia Dare ... 10c Pure Local Honey ..... 5 lbs. 1.69 Honey, O.L. . 5 lbs. 1.39 Hunt's Prune Plums, No Vh cans Lemon Extract, pure, 8-oz. . Apple Butter, Dutch Girl, 28-oz. . Grapefruit, No. VA tins ..... 15c Tomato Juice, No. 2 tins . . . . .. 10c Hominy, Yan Camp's, No. Vh cans 2 for 29c Peas, Harvest brand, No. 2s. . . 10c FLOUR HARDWHEAT 25 179 50 049 lbs. I lb.. O Snowdrift 3 lbs. 1.18 'Scot I Towels 15c v ill SUGAR h PURE CANE Q.1 10 pounds W JLC Baby Food GERBERS IBERS -IT Can C 25c p 39c, Bisquick h 29c PUn 4Rr . ..-j. u Spaghetti Golden Grain T No. r. IUC K PRODUCE DEPARTMENT Tomatoes 10c Potatoes ..10 i. 45c Turnips . ...... J .;. ,b.-5c Grapes Tliunipmn Hcnllrss Hi, 15c Oranges ...1, ,,, 8c Apples Orarrmtrln 3 lbs. 25c MEAT DEPARTMENT Rib Steaks. .... . lb. 45c Asst. Lunch Meats . ... lb. 30c Beef Roast lb. 39c Ground Beef lb. 29c SLICED BACON, Morrells .......... 1 .... lb. 65c Hut