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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1948)
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE NIN1 Canby Mia. I.oeln Knynrl ruin IiiIiimI DuuiuliK I.rri frli'iulii our day limt vnwk In honor nt Hiiiinilni l,io Him bUllulny. Mr. mid Mm. Al JiiIiiimiii mill lllllllly, Mr. Illld Mill. W. K, Di'ihy lid fumlly, Mm Jnkn Itoi.n liunlly and Mr. mid Mm. I'linwil Hrrliriil motored to Hmo to nrr llip Kirettiiin 1 1 n In. Tliry tiiuiul I tit' dni'iiiiii'iiln iiiidiI Inln tkI 1 1 ik und tlitt trli very fn.Joynblo. Mr. itnd Min. t:iiii Cmii-tnny mid Mm. Niiru Rolilrtla iniulr n trip to IllildlllK laat Mnt in clny. Thr Hill Htinry liunlly will lie ninvlllK aooll to l.u( lliuulr, (lir , whorr Hill und I'lill Ninl linvo ivn ohnnrd n iiorliililn mill. Mr. mid Mm Andy Hliimoiiiiuli niovrd to rrninlln, Oir , luM. wri'k, wlieri" Hud will Ik- nmjilnvnl A few frldtdn Itnvf Mm Cnrlow Mi'i lttlit u mu pi I" pot lurk tlliiw-r III lii'r lioine hint wni'k In honor of her liliilidiiy. 'rim (Irorun llntimin (mnlly kpcnt limt wink-i'iid vlnllliiK rfliillvc III Kliiuiiith Kiilln Knit Ohlloiiuln. Ohm III Whlto led Wrdimmluy (or a lumilli'ft trip to okliihonin, until the olu mill la almt down. turn Herd of Klniimth I'iiIU pipnil ICunlrr III Cnuhy vlaltluu Ills (iiinlly. Mr. mid Mm. Vltitll Andrra drove to Hliuii, Cnlir, rccrntly, hrliiklim Min. Andnm'H piircnln, Mr. mid Mm lri Enoch, ol Client Ilend, Kna., limit to Uiinby with Uinn (or an Intlrfliillr vlalt. Mr. mid Mra. WnuIiiI McOnn and ilillilrrii, mid Mr. and Mra. Hob MrKmniii mid riniiuhtor I'pkkv inovcil to Hiiincy thla week, Mra Drnnla Mi'Krrnnn acromoaiilrd Uinn mid will vlalt at tlm Chiirlra MiKriiuui linoir. nob, Alice and Henley Mr. and Mm, Jiuimll Hliort enter tiiimiil on Mummy at. noon with luncheon 111 their linlnli In Henley, liueaut wiiiu Mm. JJuni'll Uinuiil and ami, Ucnilil, and Mr. and Mm. Alton Hhoii and aon, Jimmy. Mia. Melvln Kay, formerly I.la llunieU, leuiniecl Tuiwlay Ui her U'liehlnv poaitlon In thn IiIkIi achool after A week'a honeymoon lollowliiK her wvddhiK Huiiday, Mareh 2H. Marnhii MraervB of f'ortliind. niece of Mia. Jena Johnaou, vlaltrd Uui Johuaoiia Tuehduy. Hho wait pn route to Hun J one, Calif. Html Hpmllu of C'ooa Hay apent three diiya hero laal week, Hpurlln mid hla fiither tire IokkIiik at Coon liny, Ilia mother; Mm. Hob Hparlln. la home and well iikiiIii after upend- Mm. Mi Keiniin hiive Jiut returned (rout a trip to Nebraska. Mr. mid Mra. Joe HrownliiK vis ited Mr. and Mm. Lewis llaya In Adlu Tueaday evening. Mr. and Mra. Lorcn Van Allen and diiUKhler ol Ailln vlalted at the C'iiiIK home Haturday evening. Ink aome tlmo In the hoapllnl. Mm Hpurlln, who haa been working In Kiuiiiath Falls, accompanied her hui,liiuid on the return trip. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Cole and aon Frederick, o( BiiIpiii, arrlVPd laat Thiiraday to apend three day a ua houaiKiieatJi of Mr. and Mra. Hoy Lai'rarle. Mr. and Mra. Glenn (Jehllnxcr and aon Monte left by plane Friday (or Cortland where DchlliiKcr took delivery of a Jeep. They returned Paturdiiy, Mra. Helen O Donahue la ttlll In the hoapltal recovering from pneu monia. Hho haa been 111 for nearly two wceka. Mr. and Mra. C. B, Howe and aon Oeoige were dinner kueata of Mr. and Mra, Mux Marvin laat Wednea duy. Mr. and Mra. Harold MeAbee of HoliiiiiZB were vlaltora In the Henley dlalrlct Saturday. The Henley hlkh achool bund, un der the direction of Olck Hiiiinon Jr., played Tueaday before the Ma ilt) hl(rh aehool atudent body. Mr, and Mra. Verne Herry and family returned Monday to Prlnc- vllle. Mra. Herry and children have been vIMtlng her aunt. Mm. Emma Mchuprman, while Herry attended an automobile dealcra' convention In Detroit. Mm. Gordon (teed, third (trade teacher at Henley, la confined to her home with an lllneaa. Mr. and Mra. Ham Dehllniinr re turned Hundny from Ban Franclaeo Dinner kuenta at the Max Marvin realdcnce Thiiraday were Mr. and Mra, Arthur Cole of Halcm. Mr. and Mra. Hurrell Durant and aon 'lerald are Halting with Mr. and Mm. Hurrell Hhort. Keith (leritry of Merrill vlalted Mr, and Mra. Fred Beymer Monday Harold Wllhlte, Janitor at the grade school, waa unable to be at the aehool laat week due to lllneaa. TltOt.'IH.ES COflVAM.M. April 8 'I'e-Scholaa-tlc troublea brought auaenalon for 138 Oregon HUite college atudenta at the end of the winter term. E. B, Lemon, dean of admlnlatrAtlon, re ported today, He aalri the number waa about average for the total enrollment. An additional 403 atudenta were placed on probation because of grade averages below C. It paya to Use the Want-Ada! Light travela about two-thlrdi ai faat In glaaa aa It doea In water. A alngle codflah will lay up to 10,000.000 egga a aeaaon. (5g i Racip for Miation MACARONI GOULASH m cnopoca ccury, i u tomato Not uk, (is Wofcttnhire utKf, uli, pepptf, Sinwner till vt9Ubk$ irt ttndff Cook M pkf Miitiofi (tijcarofli m botlinq uMH water nil under Drain, add to rrwit and W9laWn St tmmdiatly faMtlMd th fald thtt If dftired. r The springtime produce parade ha begun at Safeway. Each day finds new varieties of your favorite spring fruits and vegetables arriving at the store . . . picked at the point .of perfection and rushed to you at their finest Watch your meals take on new color, new zest, when you include generous serv ings of these garden-fresh, vitamin-packed fruits and vegetables. They're lovely to look at , . . delicious to eat. And Safeway's low prices enable you to enjoy therrt today and every day. Why not add a touch of Spring to tonight'i menu? Sofewoy ha fh Low Prkti. Be Sure . . . Shop Safeway Boking Needs, Etc. Shortening Royal Salin Mb. 39c 3 lb. S1.09 Shortening, Fluffo Mb. 39c 3 lb. $1.10 Crlsco Shortening 3 lb. can $1.15 Pancake Flour, Suzanna 3V2 lb.' pkg 42c Flour, Kitchen Craft 5 lb. 49c 101b. 93c Corn Meal, Mammy Lou, yellow 5 lbs. 43c Dromedary 5c Sal New Devil' Food Mii Now Oaly le With Sing. rbr.d Mia t Regular Ptlce BOTH ONLY 32c Canned Foods Apple Sauce, Highway No. 2 can 12c Kadota Figs, Sundown No. 300 can 19c Grapefruit, Highway, whole segmls. No. 2 17c Beans, Rosedalc, Green-While Limas No. 2s 25c Whole Beets, U Gene-Ruby No. 2 can 19c Com, Highway, Vacuum Packed 12-oz. can 18c Corn, Buller Kernel-Whole Kernel No. 2's 21c Peas, Gardenside - Standard No. 303 can 10c Pork I Beans, Dennison's No. 1 can 11c Beans, with Chili, Riviera No. 303 jar 14c Chicken Fricassee, Lynden 29 oz. can 83c Meat Balls, Haley's 16-oz. can 39c Vegetable Stew, Beef, Nalley's 30 oz. can (3c Corned Beef Hash, Libby No. 202 can 32c Treet Luncheon Meat, Armours, 12 oz. can 49c Temt Luncheon Meat ' 12 oz. can 45c Shrimp, My T Good, Wet Pack 5 oz. can 49c Condiments, Soups, Etc. Tomato Catsup, Red Hill Bottle 19c Tomato Catsup, Dennison's 1 4 oz. bottle 23c Tomato Sauce, Gardenside can 6c Ripe Olives, Ebony ,Medium 412-oz. 15c Mazola Oil ' '. Pint 45c Quart 88c Tomato Soup, Rancho 22-oz. can 15c Pea Soup, Dennison No. 1 can 12c Hoodie Soup Mix, Lipton 3 pkts. 32c Household Needs Lux Toilet Soap 2 bars 21c Lux Flakes 5 oz. pkg. 15c 12Va-oz. pkg. 37c Supurb Soap, Granulated .... 24 oz. pkg. 35c Vel Soap Powder 12 oz. pkg. 33c Laborlite Cleaner 16 oz. pkg. 25c Spic I Span Cleaner 16 oz. pkg. 25c Bleach, White Magic - Quart 11c Va gal. 19c Bleach, Purex Quart 15c Vagal. 27c Soil Off Cleaner Quart 49c Window Cleaner, Windex 6 oz. bottle 2 for 25c Miscellaneous Values Peanut Butter, Real Roast Mb. 29c Peanut Butter, Beverly Mb. 37c 21b. 69c Peanut Buffer, Skippy Mb. jar 39c Sleepy Hollow Syrup 12-oz. bottle 24c Breeze Cheese 'A lb. pkg. 33c American Cheese, Dutch Mill Va-Ib. pkg. 34c Junket Desserts, All Flavors Pkt. 11c Candy Bars, Milky Way, Snickers, Ping 6 for 25c COFFEE as you like it AIRWAY COFFEE Mb. bag 3-lb. bag 44c 1.31 EDWARDS COFFEE Mb. Ce 2-lb. 1 01 4-lb. 0O con w I can I can Jm Maxwell House Coffee . l ib. 53c M. J. B. or Hills Coffee lb. 53c fiolden West Coffee lb. 53c Sanka Coffee Mb. can 59c Instant Coffee, Borden 212 oz. 41c Instant Coffee, Nescafe 4 oz. 39c BLACK TEA CANTERBURY TEA UPTON'S TEA NOB HILL COFFEE Mb. bag 46c Mb. bag 91c 1,-lb. 57e i.b., pVfl. 45e 'rib. 65c b.4 pig, 53c Gr. Onions Garden-fresh Mild OO Flavored lb. OOC Asparagus U. S. No. 1 Crade b 17c Tender Shoots Radishes 8righr Red Fresh as dew 19c ib. Rome Apples CUCUMBERS Grapefruit, Texas Ruby Red lb. 7c Navel Oranges, Seedless 71b. bag 55c Cauliflower, Local Crop Ib. 16c - NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES -Extra fancy and fancy Ib. 7c Buy them by the box 15-lb. Box Hothouse Grown Locally 1.75 lb.45c Peppers, Green Bell Ib. 21c Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 "A" Size Ib. 7c Artichokes for delicious salads Ib. 13c Spinach 10-oz. cello pkg. 16c Fancy Ripe Tomatoes 14-oz. tube 27c HOMINY Grapefruit Juice PEACHES ' B.no W.nJ No. 4CC Town Houi. Af C World WW No. lVifMc Whit, o, IV, TO N.tvr.lor c21 brinJ C. 21 SAFEWAY MEATS ARE TRIMMED BEFORE WEIGHING ... So you Save Money When you compare meat prices, remember Safeway prices always are based on the trimmed cuts, free of excess bone, waste and fat, ready for cooking. We'll give you twice as many rib lamb chops without cost if you ever buy them not trimmed this way: ' Excels chine bone tips trimmed off and discarded Waste fr excess "tails" trimmed off Rib Lamb Chops Trimmed Waste-Free Top Quality Lamb lb. 65' Leg o' Lamb Roast Ib. 65c Lamb Shoulder Roast Ib. 55c Breast of Lamb Stew Ib. 25c Sirloin Beef Steaks Ib. 75c Beef Chuck Roasts lb. 49c Fresh Ground Beef Ib. 45c Pork Loin Roast. Rib End Ib. 59c BACON, By the Piece, Special Ib. 55c FRYERS, Eviscerated-Disjointed Ib. 79c FOWL, Eviscerated-Disjointed Ib. 65c Chinook Salmon, Steaks Ib. 69c Halibut Steaks lb. 59c Short Ribs of Beef Ib. 29c Fries In tills d re erftrtlv Friday through Mon. April 12 We rwerre th rlhl to limit qunntltltt. No Mies to dealer. Be sure... shop SAFEVJAY so FLAVORFUL IT'S BREAD VfVI A. Ill eV ftp 'I pmncr FOR TINV "COCKTAIL PAfNTIES..; LIKEWISE PERFECT FOR MAN-SIZE "DAGWOODS 4 s AT YOUR GROCERS
