THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE NINI
-State Solons
Worry Over
Labor Bill
By Tim Awii'lalrd I'ritl
Two Ori'iioii cnniirrwiiivii. buck
fium Wiinhlniilim, I). V., were warn.
1 1 ill culialluieilts toiluy lliiil (hey
feured mrn trouble In lmluiy
Ik Ixir 1 1' I 'lions'.
Moth blamed Ola Tull-Ilurllry act.
Al Kuaeue Unnuliir Wayne Morne
railed II "booties" IrKlnliillon, the
nornl since llm IHlli amendment."
In I'cirlluncl Itrp. Homer U Aniiell
.aid It was fuiiiaiilliig trouble bo
rnuno It wiu "tun Inrlunlve , , , Ihoy
put everything restrictive tu Inbur
in Hie measure."
Morse suld tile net i brlniilnii
about "bnulli'ii" Inbur cohtrucui "In
olpiir vlolntliin ut the luw, but In nil
attempt In not iiriiund the luw."
Anitrll nlmi luld how the Oregon
delegation mustered vol en lor
lloimovllla transmission tllirn,
mensure passing by nix vole.
"Kllnwnrlh, Norblnd mid 1 stood
ut Ihe doom ol the limine mid talked
lo every iiirinlirr who went on the
lliHir, We must Imvo iiiilnrd ut least
I (Ml votes Unit way. Kcp. ljwcll
Mtockman, who oiminl ihe lines,
lok no mrt In our effort." Angcll
uld.
Angell milled thry asked for (he
utes "as personal favors . . , a
.Isngrrous thing to do as (hey mliiht
' come bark ut the three of u later
and Hide tor similar lavors."
tx-navy men. If you were on ac
tive duly ut any time between Hep.
Irinber t. 10311 mid IJrcember 31,
luJ. you me elidible for the World
War II Victory medal. See your
navy recruiter.
TRAVEL
rom MOTORISTS
FLAX FESTIVAL
August 8-10
Ml Angel, Oregon
SHAKESPEAREAN
FESTIVAL
August 8-16
Chuutauqua Shell,
Lithia Parle,
Ashland, Oregon
Thii ia the world1! only out
door Eluobethan ttwutra.
ANNUAL
OMAK STAMPEDE
Auguat 9. 10
Omak, Washington
TILLAMOOK
COUNTY FAIR
Auguat 13-16
Tillamook, Oregon
Governor Earl Snefl, ot
Oregon, will officiate at the
Fairs opening, two milea
ett ot TtJUunook on High
way 6.
WAR BONNET
ROUND-UP
'AugMt 13-16 .
kklto TaHi, IHnht
DAHLIA PARADE k
FLOWER SHOW
August 13
Seaside, Oreftcet
VAN-GATTA
CELEBRATION
August 13-17
Vancouver, Washington
This 5-day shindig feature
big Hudson Bay histori
pageant and classic,
muetc events.
3?
Question: What port of
your car takes the biggost.
benting during hot summer
z driving? Answor: Your
front wheel bearings. Fail
lire of a wheel bearing can
mean a serious accident,
yet they arid you nre-
protected by only two
ounces of correct lubricant.
For proper servicing of
these vitnl bearings, see
your friendly Richfield
Dealer. He's an expert!
ASK FOR
RICHFIELD
LUBRICATION
Boyle's Column
Jeanie Still Happy, And
Still The Perfect Maid
By HAL nOYI.K
NEW YOHK, Auir. 7 IV-Jennie
la a girl that success can't spoil.
Hhe has iiiude good In the big
city. Hhe did It by doing Halo thing
well. Hhe atlll com back lialf-a-day
each week for old thnea' auka and
niakea our house loud with her
luughter. I think she hua the glad
dest heart or 'anyone I ever knew.
Jeanie la u maid, a husky, friendly
negro girl with white teeth, dink
eye and a complexion as iioft n the
patina on old rosewood. Hhe Isn't
Just an ordlnnry .mild, Hhe's the
kind .hut housewives fight and
scheme agulnat each other tor. Most
any wqmnn would rink losing her
dearest friend to lure Jennie away.
Hhe ciime hero yoara ago trom
Ciillfornla to bo again with Ihe sla
ter who rained her after their inolh-'
or died. During the and yearn of the
deprennhm when John wero scuroe,
Jeunle became her tamlly's loyal
brrudwlnncr. Hhe was the only one
able to find work. Jennie could never
be out ot a Job. Bcrluiplng wives
would tear up the household budget
rather than let Jeunle go.
Depression Job
Hhe first marled coining to our
houne when the deprennlon was lift
ing. Hhe got fifty cents an hour
then and worked for half a dozen
people. The flrnt day she came sho
rather depressed my wife.
"Hhe works no fiut," said Frances,
"I can't tell her enough thing to do
lo keep her busy."
When she left, the place was
spick-and-span In a new way. Hhe
hua been coining ever since. Euch
time before leaving she accepts a
good nip of something to keep her
warm on the subway ride up to
llnrlein. I think she rubs some of
her own warm grin Into tho house
hold brans and silver, for they gleam
as they never did before.
Jeanie gets no much tun out of her
work II make some people envious,
iter hobby Is baseball. I don't think
nhe has ever gone to a game, but she
listens to them en the radio and
reads all tha newspaper accounts.
For a while she worked Saturday
niter noons In a hand laundry. It
wo hoi hard work In summertime
IroiUng the shirts, and she used to
turn on the radio to listen to the
ball game.
Once she got tickled over a Dlav
I and laughed so loud the proprietor,
soured from years of washing other
people's linen, exclaimed crossly:
"Vou have so much fun I think
you should be paying me to work
here."
Jeanie, who knew she did more
work than any two other girls, just
laughed at him and said, "I never
could help enjoying myself."
Kltiy Job
During thj war she got a maid's
Job on the stuff of a rluy mldtown
apartment hotel, and ever since
she's been In the big money. The
rich people there have really taken
care of her. A girl like Jeanl dnesnlt
come their way often. They like to
tell her their tangled marital trou
bles, and they like the luster she
leaves behind. Whatever she lifts
her work-worn hands from shines.
The $45 a week salary Is the
smaller purl of her earnings. Her
tips are liberal and the wealthy wo
men Rive her discarded dresses more
expensive than she could buy her
self. One woman gave her 110 a
week extra and, leaving for the
summer, she handed Jeanie 176 and
said: "Just look Into my apartment
every once in avhlle."
But In the evenings and on her
day off Jeanie still come back
tireless and merry to clean for
friends who helped her In leaner
days. One old lady In financial
straits for whom Jeanie still labors
an entire evening for one dollar In
remembrance of punt kindnesses,
ssld :
"I'll bet you've got a few hundred
dollars hidden behind a picture
somewhere."
Jeanie laughed and laughed be
cause she's probably got thousands.
All these years she's been saving for
the time when she could have a
home of her own to stay In and keep
clean, Hhe's cleaned so m&ny homes
for other people.
She laugli all the time now. For
noon her boy irlend Is getting out of
the navy. ,
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Hua pltaiiful. mit-frM bat wataf
24 houtt a dr- Coma ia for iox
oaw fowla Uacuk Waia Haaiw
W are receiving regular
hip menta of thl new model
MERIT'S
609 8. 8th Phone 6989
kty &6s sup Vk RECIPE mi
For School lunches. NUTMEO CRUNCHISI
Bake with Enriched Fliher'i Blend Flour
Northwnt favorite for over ii years!
Vi tup iborttning
Vi tup Sugttr
I Egg, unbtttm
I lip. V.nlll.
I Vt tupl Filbtr'l Bltnd
flour
ll lip. Sods
Vi lp. douhlttling
Biking Pou dir
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I lip. Suiting
Ctitm ihorfmng. Add tugtr grtdu
My tnd but until light tnd fiulf.
Add tgg ma! mnUU. Bltnd wit.
ifjl tnd mtnmrt four. Rllll uilb
olbir dry Ingrtdltnli. Add lo ibort.
tning-iugtt mlxlurt, mixing u tlL Tbt
dough u-ill bt rtlhtt loft, but Hit
. tnough lo term into bulll (4 inch
' in gtmmtltr.
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Roll btllt in grmuliltd tugtr. PUti two inchtl
tpdrl on gritud biking ihlll. flttlpt uiilb
ftourtd lork. Btkt tboul 10 lo 12 minultl tl
4W F. Mskti lVi doitn cookiti.
FREE! Send for Fisher's Caiosii Chabt
to hnng in your kitchen. Juft drop a
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Have a BIG Salad
T
SAFEWAY
That man of yours won't turn up his
nose if you make him a BIG salad,
for salads can be "filling," too. Be
sides, .it's another way to help keep
eating costs down fresh vegetables
being so abundant and reasonably
priced these days at Safeway.
mm Bin. A u. I. M
California brand. Fancy Light Meat
Crab Meat V'1" 49c
Boned Chicken 4,, 55c
Boned Turkey '"' 4'A 49c
Salad Vegefablei "" ' N' M7c
Mixed Vegefablei ,M 15c
Kidney Beam " Nfc,15c
Asparagus s""' H 1 39c
Asparagus ' kww- 25c
s' a7V "terv
, From
Local Fields
MAYONNAISE
Now plenty... use plenty
NU-MADE
BEST FOODS
43'
V
pt. or
pt. lor 9C
Salad Drmingt
Kraft Miracle CO.
qt.
Whip
Duchess
Pint .
French Dressing
Kraft Miracle Vi-pt. Ife
33c
KRAFT COTTAGE
CHEESE . 2rc
Cream Cheese 15c'
Ripe Olives J'w. w-J;" N-1 gc
Ripe Olives J''"" '',, N-1 ""
Cocktail Cherries itw i35c
Sliced Beets H 1 11c
Diced Carrots " 3 25c
Shoestring Carrots N' 1 1 2c
Grapefruit Juice 21c
Grapefruit Juice Jl 21c
Blended Juice . B,tud 0;Cin 23c
Orange Juice CM 25c
banned Peat and Com Features
A - D.I Monte Ofi M.ffimne ' 1 jT
T CO tt G.rd.n No. 2 WC Fnncy bl.no.d. U ' 3C
Standard Peas Sea c,irr-No-2 "n 10c
QQfp Country Home, Cream Style C. B. q
LB, 13e
LB 35
LB 9C
LB, 5C
LB 8e
LB 6C
LB; 2e
LETTUCE
Some of the fluent lettuce of i
AVOCADOS
Halve or slice. Include same in your salad-
CUCUMBERS
Rlnf the salad bowl
BEETS
Nothing like fresh c
CABBAGE
How lotif since jrou're had a bif d
CARROTS
Shredded carrots on a lettnee leaf-
WATERMELONS
Make your mouth water Just to look at 'era.
Some of the finest lettuce of the year Is in. Crispy-fresh and solid.
Summer
Varieties
Halve or slice. Include same in your salad makes a hit every time!
Crispy
Fresh
Ring the salad bowl with sralloped-edce sliced eukea for special effect
Rich Red Beets
With Tops On
Nothing like fresh cooked beets for flavor. Cook top for greens.
Creea
Solid. Crisp
How long since you're had a big dish of homemade cole slaw? Toe long?
Green
Tops Cut Off
Shredded carrots on a lettuce leaf simple, easy, colorful and very tasty.
Vlottt'A. ihjL. lime, lo foiv!
Bartlett Pears
U. S. No. 1 Grade
Just right and ripel
Lb. 8c
20-lb. lug 1.49
TOMATOES
Firm, solid, ripe ones,
; just right for canning
YAKIMAS Uj. 8c
16-lb. flat 1.19.
PACKAGE flG00Dfri
Try
NOB HILL
for rlchnen
K. and itrength
phf Mb. b9 7$c
Try
AIRWAY
(or mild' and
mellow flavor
fa, 36c
Mb. bef. $1.07
WALNUTS
Priced low to you con use fori of
walnuh for baking, condes, ele.
OREGON No. 1 Arc
fined.) lb. dhml
GRAPEFRUIT sw v 17c
Whole segments -all fancy fruit hard to tell from fresh grapefruit
Tomato Juice JE. 5 i $10Q
More carloads lust arrived so we can repeat this popular special!
POLK'S sf f
FLORIDA Mb. I Vlr
ORANGE r lVv
First time we've had enough to advertise and what a value!
MARMALADE
DRIED
PRUNES
2-lb. cello.
Pkq.25c
KERR
W!d. Mouth
TRUIT
JARS
Qfs. 7.79
SU-PURB
Gtonvhftd
SOAP
241. pkf.
29c
Peanut Butter s&
Yes. it may have calories but isn't it delicious? A low pricel
55.
di&hiLahsL owl Tw-Scwing. 7ft
Special! READY -TO EAT Smoked
PICNICS
Write down "Pidnic af Safeway" at the top of your lilt today, if you want
to cut living coitj and note thee are READY-TO-EAT Bienici. No c6ok
ing shrinkage, no bother the price buys usable waite-free meet. Eastern
sugar cured, tender and deliciousl Get one sure!
43
C READY
lb.T? EAT!
Bacon
Fruarc Ready for Wait
"JC, the pen free
FauI ''" for Wai.
freenee free
Roasters f$t?'
Beef Short Ribs
Ground Beef
lb. 65(
lb. 75
lb. 63'
lb. 67'
lb. 29c
lb. 39
Halibut Steaks "j lb. 49
Grade A P CradeA.W G"d -
BUTTER EGGS E6
iOc BteahU,i 75c Tc
44e
Salmon Steaks J? lb. 65c
.... r..
Fillet of Sole
Yeal Shoulder Roast
Veal Steaks
Breast of Yeal
H'o.fe. '
free
Fin tor
ifullinj
lb. 45
lb. 49
lb. 55(
lb. 29'
BUSY BAKER Mb.- 2-lb.
Soda Crackers box 24e box
RITZ CRACKERS ftOc
Ploin '2.lb. pkg. 17e Mb. dVj
TEA TIMER Mb. QQc
Crackers pkg. 7
RITZ CHEESE OCc
Crackers Vi-lb. pkg. dt9
HI-HO CRACKERS QTe
Sunshine Bakers lb. pkg. Jki
PIRATES GOLD Mt
Grohams lb. pkg. 25c 2-lb. TW
KITCHEN CRAFT 501b.
Flour 10-lb. 89c 25-lb. 1.98
SOFTASILK
Cake Flour 4-lb. box
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
Dude Ranch 1 -lb. jar
TOMATOES
Gardenside Std. No. IVi con
SHREDDED WHEAT
Nabisco . 12-ox. pkg.
WESSON OIL
For Salad or Cooking qr.
3"
35c
39
23fl
15
85
SNOWDRIFT
SHORTENING-
3-lb. size 1.f8
SUNNY. BANK MARGARINE
1 -lb. pkg. 39c,