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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1948)
THURSDAY, FIB. 19, 1948. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Ad Clinic Speaker 1 In Him, wild will cm it tilt subject "Itctiill Cny unit Miwcliun diniim" nl 3:15 Friday id tho ad vrrtlKliiii clinic ill Li'itlim lutll, ii n executive wild linn iIiiiwii himself li 1 1 by Ii In own bniil-nti'iiiii. And boiit-n'.rupii lie known un lie vlxltn rcKiiliirlv the rmiiKluu poople of Pendleton. Ho In a iiiulimlny un Art llnuar-'a ixlvri llnliiK club cduca tlniuil cnniiiiitlrr mid h auiier-slmw. nmn with n ix-riioimltly Unit wins. Hi received lili IrulliliiK with Mnnt nmriy Ward us inniiiiHcr of catalog pioductlnii mid ciiiihh viitlnn. Later In hmiillrd dliect advertising and rttall advertising for Unit (Inn. In 1037 lie established tlm firm of HnH Advertising agency In I'nrt lit lid, spccliill.lng III merchandising arrmints. Ills experience- Include I'dcliil piilillciilliin piiiiiiiitloiin, puu lli: relations, tnercluindlslng, promo tion for general unci reliill account Hi- 1 vice president of the Oregon Advertising chib. Davis Named To Panama Post WAHIIINOTON. I'cb. IS llfl Mnnncll I). Dnvls, a career illplo nmt, was chosen by President Tru- inmi Wednesday to be ambassador to I'anuma. Vx. Truman sent Dnvls' nnmlna- tlnn to the senate as successor to Ainbiissudor Krunk T lllncs, who has resigned effective Miirch 1. 0 MUSIC CO. U n.lrwm.Ht If 11 ill 71 h' nJ ' CWe uour cooking (5WM II I Copy Man : 0: p I.AtWK ItOHH Davis In a lliitlvo of CHccncaslle, lnd,, 111 niuat recent diplomatic pout nil council general nt Hliiiiiglnil. USFS To Get Dam Control WAHIIINOTOM, Feb. ID i1y- Con trol of rmliiiiiHtliiii reservoirs In iiiillonul forests has been vested In the forest service, the Interior de partment mild today. The nHiiKMilcnt, announced by Itct-lAimillon Commissioner Michael W. rltraus, affects II reservoirs lo cated In Oregon, Washington and Idiilio. Under terms of the imei depart ment agreement, the forrnl icrvlcc will administer recreational siruc tin en and conduct resources nuii UKemcnt on hinds wlthdruwn for reclamation purposes but not acl uiilly used for reclamation pur- The adinlnlntriitlon uf damn and other work and uf the aurface of ri'MirvoIr wulera will be rclulncd by the bureau. Norlliwpt renervolra affected In clude: WinhhiKlnn- lliimphiK hike, Clark creek, Clc Klmn, Kacherifi, Krechelu and Tleton reiermlrn In the Yakima project. OicKonCrune Prairie and Wicki up reaervolra In Urm:hulra project. OreKon - Idiiho-Anderou ranch, Arrowrock and Uradwwd In Hoke project. Central Oregon Power Back On HKNO, Keb. Id (!'( Near-normul production of electricity ha rc U;red Central Orenon Induntrlal planla to full uHTatlon. for two wceka lumljer production wan curtailed In the Bend. Redmond, and Princvllle duitrlcla. At llmm there wan Initufflclent current for houM and atrect llKhtliiK. fclriK of rlvera and freezing of fuel plica curtailed power output. To lluy, Bell or Trade It paya u rend Herald and Ncwa Claailflcd Ada It pays to Advertlael Mother Weds Daughter, Too HACHAMKNTO, Calif., Keb. 19 oT'i A 30-year-old mother and her 17-year-old dauithter double dated Bail or limt April. Yeaterday they married them In a double ceremony. Today they doubled up for mar ried life together In an apartment at Kodeo. In yealorday'a ceremony here, Mra. Edna Marie Minor Crawford, a di vorcee, married Calvin Branln, 32. Winona Lee Minor married Jackie Ball, 31. Branln and Ball were on ahore Vi SMOOTH-REFRESHING f r'CCvis'AlA s'" Mtllvw Minn with thai 1 leave at Vallejo when Aprll'l ro mance began. Today they are out of the navy and working together at a Rodeo aervlca atatlun. Phone your Want-Ad to tha Her ald and News, 01)1, or bring your ad to tha office at Pin and Esplanade. Pay In advance, get 10 discount. Rcip for Mitiion fjffflkA UIAIIAMI A AM I llU 11 . trow Vi-pouMd lumbwrwr tdd 1 Ko. 9rffM pvpptr, 1 chopprd Miofi, Vi tu i chopoH ctitrr, 1 CM tonuto hot Um.9, Up. WorcMimhlrt Muct, lMtt Sffninr till vfcUb(ct vt Undff. Coo 4 Mittlon KMCirOfll tn botltt9 MMfd Mlrr tiH ttwkr. Orla, Add lo HMt iM 9etMi- Sm tmmedijtrty ftKHrtH wiiA frrttd cbH M dttirfd. I fit' Xnfl I I FT J T.TT hrlit KMji I I . ' " - - - - --- uuuja aMMMMMM made from tlie wforlds finest tomatoes rare spices and fine vinegar ' '--lS w rcserv the right to I I t iff ' i limit Quantities. No sales ' yPJ to dealers. . Pork Steak Shoulder run ib. 55c 59c rn. IE 1 gfeKfe V&SQ prjD CTQ giDQQOCto PORK ROAST Shoulder cuts SLICED BACON LB. 65e Skinned HAMS Half or whole LB. 57 Pork Steak Pork Loin Klb and Cut Koaat, Pork Chops , . Piece Bacon Beef Swiss Steaks SEA fOODS FOR LENT Halibut Steaks Lb. 59c Salmon Steaks Lb. 69c Salmon Fillets Lb. 59c Sablefish Steaks' Lb. 45c Fillet of Sole Lb. 53c Smoked Cod Fillets lb. 53c Kippered Salmon Lb. 73c Salt Codfish Lb. 53c Fresh Oysters Pint 65c ir-v ram ;f.'t iNioYrprpCESofTiN Safewoy Apples Are Extra Fancy ond Fancy Pack Vinesaps 8c nx $2.98 Red Delicious ,n 9c $3.29 T lluy mer during this PRODUCER -CONSUMER SALE THIN SKINNED, SEEDLESS ORANGES J Serve Health! Serve Orangei! Half Crate Full Cral? $85 $359 7-Lb. Bag 45c Our idea of, the right price on each item we sell the lowest price in town. Under a long-established pricing policy, our first step is to give Safeway cus tomers 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, and day by day. Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday If yen st an item adver tised la this town at a price lower than Safe way's, pleas bring a copy of the ad to oar nearest store. We will glady adjust our price on any hem of like grade and quality to meet the competitive price. Strained Honey DESERT BLOOM BRAND 5-LB. CAN 95( Miscellaneous Values Kidney Beans N0 1 can 4 Ac SMITH BRAND 12 CANS $1.15 Apple Juice 17c HOOD RIVER BRAND , Bottle I f SPAGHETTI NO. 1 CAN tQC SMITH BRAND 12 CANS $1.15 V Pancake Flour 3,2 " pg. JOc SUZANNA BRAND 10-LB. SACK $1.02 Wesson Salad Oil Mazola Salad Oil Shortening Mayonnaise Dressing c4. Sno-White Salt Plain r Iodind Sweet Pickles Pork and Beans Pork and Beans Royal Satin Piedmont Libby Mixed C. S. Van Camp pint 45c Pint 45C t-lb. ran $1.13 Quart Jar 83C 23c Quart 45c 9c 20c 19c 15c Quart 12-ox, No. Hi can No. 300 can Drifted Snow or Gold Medal Flour NEW LOW PRICE 47c ;;cl; 89c 5-LB. SACK Edwards Coffee EXTRA RICH BLEND 2-lb. Can 93e 4-lb. Can 1 85 Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray can 22c Kadota Figs Sundown Ko. 300 can 19c Grapefruit Hijhwmy - broken No. t's 17c Juice Town House Grapefruit, sweetened M-ox. tit. Blended Juice Blend O' Gold 4S-os. can 25c mm Lifebuoy Toilet Soap b.r 2 for 21c Ivory Toilet Soap Medium bar 2 for 23c BOrdXO n,d sojp rowder l-oi. can IC Oxydol Soap Granulated !4-oi. pac. 37c Super Suds Gianulatrd 24-ra. pkr. 37c Trend Soap N Pkf. 31 c 2 pko. 32c Bleach White Mafic quart I H-(al 19c Bleach l'urrx and Clorox 'i-lallon 27c Scotch Cleanser i4-oa.Pkt. 11c Simoniz , 59c Prince Leo East Point Calif. Royal Red Franco-American Brlarrate fancy Country Home Coffee Values, Etc. Nob Hill Coffee l-lh. bag 42c Airway Coffee Mb. bat 40c Maxwell House Coffee M.J.B. and Hills Coffee Golden West Coffee Sanka Coffee Canterbury Tea Lipton s Tea j-ih. 83c ,..,$1.19 l-lb. can 49C 1-lb. can 49c 49c l ib. can 1-lb. can ,-lb. pkr. Ttlark 59c 45c 63c Pink Salmon Fancy Oysters Grated Tuna Fish Minced Clams Spaghetti Green Beans Fancy Corn Butter Kernel Corn TO m a t O 6 S Dtl Monte-Solid pack Tender Peas Pabst-ett Cheese Breeze Cheese American Cheese Pimiento Cheese Gardenside brand r No. 1 can 49c lO-oi. ean 45c No. ! can 37c No. H can 29c can 15c No. 2 can 20c Whole K. No. Z's 18c Fancy m Whole K. No. I s , I C No. z's 25c No. 303 can 10c 28c 33c W-lb. pkf. 34c Vi-lb. pkr. 34c Dutch Mill Dutch Mill PET FOODS CAT FOOD, Puss N' Boots 8-oz. con 8e DOG FOOD, Ken-L-Rotion 1-lb. can Cottage Cheese KRAFT Half Pint 15' Pint 26 Grade A EGGS Largo ttxo Medium ' DOZ. 55c DOZ. 53c Q0SJ G9 l a w a l tj a m m -m r GS r.f;y 3 3n'i'f;v( 1
