Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 22, 1948, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVI High School fen Comment?, I Mm By MARY LOU CASE Timlulil al 0:3(1 llir l.alln club will ewrinlilo hi llir 1.1'uiuii hull fur the IIIIURl l)llllltiel III! 1 1 in l ii Hill Kilt III nllu-era. Tuiilulil n mm if will bo "Jiinn In January," curried mil Willi bltMftuiiilnif aiiuw-nivert'd Ueua mid aiinilnr di'curiillima. J Ji . Cecil Aduiiie will be the iiuiln apeakcr for Hit evening- unci Ki n TurKi'muii will net aa iniuter ul itii'iiiiiiiImi, KIKhl iirijiul-yciu aludi'iil will nlnn ba In ducted ul Him limcJrim Mi own, C.iu mi'l I'lnnlKun, I.h Viiimn Itmiry. Nick Lunu, Ituyiiimtd I)rrpy.en, Owen llttiiku, Vrnion Keimitu mill llinn Kliilin. A ui'W Miiiii'lMliiu In Hie way of tduiiilliiiiul iJiiiuiuum will Minn br briincli iinl tivi'r KI'l.W emli Wertnca. cluy uftcriKiuii, Iruin 1:16 to 1:90. The nludrnln ur i'hil). under each ul 30 uf llir KU IrarliriV direction will prcaenl Hip in-immitn brnmli'aM. l lrl In hue, fur January 3H. are ClrruUI Itrvnu'n ajMrrlt clitMra; fol IiiwIiik tlirni, mi I'elmuiry 4, Mn llrlrn llnflmiiii'a l.atln dub will lirracnl 1 1 IP pmmiirii. Joe l.oClnlr l Hie KU trmiirr III charge nf ar rangement. Carrying out Ihe VnSrniine ihrme. Hie annual King nf llrnrl formal li brluii pluunrd for the night of February III. Eiuli yrar the Juba Daughtera nnonnnr Una glrl-aik-buy formal, and elrrl kliiK mid four kniKliu lo reign fur the rvenliif. Dorothea Cogdlll, Job's Daughter quern, la the one working on plan. In tile ab-rnrc nf the regular ten Inr arfvuer. Mm. Ilrrnadlne Noggle. Principal Htniilcy Woodruff has delegated her advlnlng dullea to aev rml other teachcra. Mr. Allre How arrt will nnw rl an head aenlor ed vurr. In charge of luholarnhlpa and awards at commencement time. BACK! ... AND MTTEIl Than EVEN WW (Mt BOTANY TIM FINAL CLEARANCE Suns k REGULARS SHORTS LONGS Values to $70.00 $750 Now Values to $57.50 $750 Now 37! Values to $39.50 $O-V50 Now Sine. 111, J Mrs. Genevieve Opiien will couch the arnlor play aha did lant ynir. Caps mid gowna will be taken cure ol by Mil. Ilarbura Itoaa with the Mlatmice of tlie aenlor homeroom leachera. The aelectlon and ordering of gradUHllmi aiinoiinceineiila will be handled by Mls Kvu Hiiiklmltcr. at the la doing at present. . A section for Iho members' of the Junior mid aenlor furiiin groiipa in bring rewrved fur next Tuewliiy night, when Dr. frmik Monk will prevent 1) In Uilk on luxldr ImihIitii Kurope. Ur. Munk, heud of the poll tlcnl sclema ilepiirliiirut nl Herd college, ahnuld be of apeclnl liiti-real lo the students beriiune one of hl official dutlra wna llir liitriimllnniil exchange of aludcnla. The progrnm will atari al a o'cliH-k Tueailny In the niidltorliiiii. (Icnrnil chuliiniin uniiiiKlng Or. Miink'a niieurnni:e la Mrn. Helen lluffuinil. Forester To Speak Henry C'lepprr, rxrcullve aecrclmy of the Hwleiy of American Forea. ti'ia, will be the mulii apeuker al the Hhiinln - Cnnciide aubaertloii incctliig l''cbruiuy 'i. The group will meet m the Olym plu lioli-l In A'.liliind on Monday, rrliniuiy 2, ul 7 p. m. for dinner. l'robubly five men from Weyer-hiteuM-r 'l imber cuinpuny will attend the Hireling und three ur four from the Klumulli l''ui'cnl Protective umu clutlon. A Houiir Itlver imllonul for ent dull li t meeting coming up in Miilfoid the mime week will pre vent nny uf the foirnlry men from unending the Ahhlund meeting. IWA Dismissals Bring Warning VANCOUVKK. II. C Jun. 22 l1'i In.MnlMiil of the third CI'J-lnteriiH-tiuuul WiKMlworkeia nf America orgiinler wllhln u week brought a winning tod h y of umllMlonrd artlon frurn Krnlc UulKkrig, acting preai- dent of the dial net. j The lulent dliimlMal waa that of I Mike rreyllnger of Prince Cleorge. I Two olhern, Tom 1ucljnuld and ia uiquhiu i, were nnillied eurllcr. Uub.kog did not dlnclone what uc Hon he contemplated, but warned that "we're going to do aomethlng about thin firing of all organizer who voted to aupport thin dlatrlrl'a policy ngiiliihl the International executive." Pinneo Heads Modoc C Of C ALTimAH, Jan. 22 -Hurry Pinneo, owner and munnger of the Bupcrlor Lumber company of Alturaa, la the new president of the Mrxloc County chamber of commerce. Dlreclora of the chamber elected, and the office they will hold. Jame Souther, vice president; Stanley IJecloua, treasurer; Dal Wllllamt, chairman of activities committee: Wall Oioater, Fred Ball, Dr. Ed ward Conwell, W. L. Andrew and J. Novlack. Mra. Laura fllarx, who ha been a:tlng an necretary nlnce the realg- I nation nf Dale William, wan re- appointed tecrctary. I The new president mate that ! meeting of the membership will be held once each month during the I year, with the directors also to hold , meeting each month unless called I to act If matter of Importance should come up, when they will be called together. The next membership meeting will be held January 26. A large snake will destroy more rodents than two or three cats. Over 73 per cent of navy men Join when they art 17 years of age, making their retirement age 37. Leonardo da Vinci drew plana for flame throwers, grenades, tanks and flying machine. Little Ads get Ulg liewlt. Use the lleruld and News Want-Adnl Best-Known t remedy to reHevt rtfiscf child's cold Is AICKS " vapor ua em .RUB 01 KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Demonstration Telephone 9200 24 HOUR SERVICE for Top Quality Heating Oils Dependable Check and Fill Service Larry Goergcs BASIN OIL CO. 1330 Klamath IFormer Location M. A M. Market) Office Phone 6696 Night. Sunday. Holidays Phone 6043 the beer everyone k rieniflnrlmg M tenant Mlwiwy mk umi, wia Wj i (b Gees I ! k ' 1 f .T7aVaabaBaiiaBBpKBapaMiaBiraB9at. ooo W reserve the right to limit No sales to dealers Our idea of the right price on each item we sell is the lowest price in town. Under a long-established pricing policy, our first step is to give Safeway customers the benefit of our efficient way of doing business by pricing everything at the lowest point which will yield a fair profit. But we go beyond this in that we also meet the prices of every competitor, item by item, day by day, town by town. Al though we are continually checking to see that we have the lowest prices, we may miss some. Because we do not want to be undersold for even a short period of time, we ask that you do this: If you see on item advertised in this town at a price lower than Safewoy's, please bring a copy of the ad to our nearest store. We'll gladly adjust our price on any item of like grade and quality to meet the competitive price. i ''I i x rw 1 '' I And here-, . XSfoi nm,, M) "aBaBr j Pound for pound you get more tender meat when you buy it cut "Waste-free" at Safeway "Leg of Lamb" ii just an example. Other cuts, rooili, steaks and chops are always trimmed the waste-free way before weighing at Safeway. This saves you money os well as assures you of meat ready lo cook. Canned Juices and Fruits Coffee and Tea n . I Hearts r rune uuice i : Delight i: 45c I 89c Nob Hill Coffee Airway Coffee 43c ,bl 1.28 Hills & iVlJ.B. Coffee 53c Tea Bags 45c ,., 17c Grapefruit Juice Grapefruit Juice T I. Old i anqenne ouice South end O'Oold Orange Juice Ptln 0 com 12-o. can Tn. House 46-oz. Sweetened can Town House Natural 46-oz. No. 2 can Dl l-J Blend Dienaeu uuice mn Gold Tea BagS Llpt.ni. Blark 16-bag pkg. 20c GRAPEFRUIT DESERT WHITE I.e. I.b. 6c 9c Half Boi 1.50 Full Bel TEXAS PINKS Half Box 3.10 Full Box 2.98 6.19 Orange Juice o V-8 Juice ve. n-o.. 13c Tomato Ju ICe Llbby Kadota Figs ' Sundow n r- ! la T I HoateM rruit vocFuan Delight Fancy Grapefruit Peaches Olenn Aire Halves O' Gold 10c 22c 21c Ic . I Ic Ic 25c 32c ?7r 46-ot. can a No. 300 can I9c S i can 38C nc I9c 29c No. J i No. J can 46-oz. can ' 46-oz. can CHOICE Seedless Raisins 25e 45e l-lb. pkg. 4-lb. pkg. T-Bone Beef Steaks lb. 79c Beef Pot Roasts, blades.. lb. 49c Fresh Ground Beef !b. 45c Center Cut Pork Chops lb. 69c Pork Sausage - Bulk lb. 49c Lean Lamb Rib Chops., .lb. 65c Waste-free Sea Foods Salmon Steaks lb. 69c Halibut Steaks lb 59c Fresh Oysters pint 59c Eviscerated Poultry Fryers, ready for the pan lb. 75c Roasters, ready to roast.. lb. 75c Fowl, ready to stew lb. 65c BACON Lean Flavorful BY THE PIECE Lb. 69c PICNICS Hocklefsl Rath Black HawV Lb. 49c No. 5S can LEMONS Keep some handy to combat coldi. Per lb. 13e Grapes lb. 13c Cauliflower lb. 12c Parsnips I.nrul crop lb. 9c Rutabagas lb. 6c SPINACH 19- Trimmed ond woshed 10-nt. eello pkg. . l r laC and fiaey peel "" Red Delicious lb. 10c; box 3.89 Red Rome Beauties, lb. 12c; box 4.69 Winesaps lb. 9c; box 3.49 Prepared Foods Pork & Beans Van Camp No. 300 can I5c Pork & Beans Van Camp 30-oz. can I9c Chicken Tamales Riviera 1-oa. can Vegetable Ravioli Klv,er 7.0I. can 9c Lyndon 29-ox. can 1 Plum Preserves Shady Ook Mb. 4CC Jar J Fancy Peas Sugar Belle No. 2 can IT 12 cane $1.95 Edwards Coffee l ,b 50c J,k 99c $1.97 Powdered and Brown Suaar 1 lb Mrfon 1 1 C Haley's beef Fricassee Chicken Beef StevNMiev. Vegetable Stew Veal Loaf Lbbya Prem Lunch Meat Swm Lunch Meat Hawk 30-oi. can 83c 55c jvi 37c 7-oii. can 25c ,J"M9c can ' ' 12-01. 47c Canned Vegetables Gardenside Standard PEAS 3for25C 95 No. 303 Can DOZ. Fresh Roasted Peanuts Pitted Dates 5o" ' Great Northern Beans Suzanna Pancake Flour Sperry Pancake Flour Peanut Butter RM,Ko"f Strained Honey "" Sleepy Hollow Syrup i-ib. pi. 29c tJb. eello pka. 29c Mb. cello pig 32C J'i-tb. 30c 4-ib. Pk9. 49C Mb. i.r 55c l-lb.e-n $1.29 I2-OI. boHle 24 c No. 2 tin I OC No. 2 can 10c No. 2 can I Oc 9c No. 300 can I5c Fancy Banjo and No. 2 can No. 2 can 2 I C No. 2'i can I OC No. 2 can I7c Lima Beans Konocll Sliced Beets Highav Diced Beets Zot Diced Carrots Dewkist Cream Corno0" 1 I Butter Kernel ixernei vorn White Hominyb Okra Blue Plata brand CreamCorn mob5' no. 303 can 1 4c Sweet Potatoes Taylor, Squat can 23c Sweet Potatoes Mashed 2 , a 1 5c Columbia Sauerkraut No can He Tomatoes "x8 Stand. No. 2't can 23c Tomatoes Solid Fk. No. 2 can 25c Baby Foods Helna Strained 2 cant I4c Baby FoodSacrber Strained 2 cans I4c Gardenside Green Beans No. 2 A OC Can m for A doz.M.45 Pork & Beans Case & Swayne No. IVx can 19c Apricot Preserves -,fc-27c Wb-45c TOItiatOCS Gardenside Standard eon 19 Tomato Sauce MJt ,uff,M,n 5c Grapefruit H'r-" "' No-lt,n7c Grapefruit Juice Tew" Ho"" NaK SwM' No u 1 Oc Tomato Juice B0W" No 2 ' 1 Oc 46 01 23c Fancy Corn Co""'ry Hom,' c"1"n ''y' No" u 1 7c Fancy Corn c""Ur Hom'' K""' N' 1 "" c Fancy Spinach No 2l MR 1 7c Corned Beef Hash n....29c Sardines, Copfe'"' fc"w No" v rtn 14c Kitchen Craft Flour 25 lb Mek $2.39 Applesauce Allen's Old-foshloned 3 ons 29 Prices In this ad are effective through Friday, Saturday and Mon. MANSTORI- 1U Mala Nunn-Buih Shots