PR I DAY, APRIL 9,
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALL5, OREGON
f ACl NIN1
i Presbyterian
Youths To
Meet Tuesday
TU1.KI.AKK, rtill 9 Hip Wrul
miiitirr Kt I low fillip iif Youth I'h-h-
bi'ly Of HotltllWrftl UlTUdll will
mmt In oihmi nrhhtdim TucmIiiv n(l
WiHMjii, April III, tit 'i o'clock In
fftu-e Mnnoilnl ilninh un Hoiith
Hlxth lit Kliuiiiith I'uIIh. I'limn for
thr itiivlhitt of youiitf proplr, Unit
U pxpfHrri lo hi I nil (li'lruiitm from
11 of Hoittliciii Oiruoit, wrm mi
6')tiii(T(l Tliuiruliiy by tv, Km in In
rtininbrri, iir.)ntunl putl'ir of I hr
Q'utnltikP Cuimmiiill v Pienbyli'i lull
Church, who In ynutnf proplr'n nil
Vlior. . The prtiH'Ipul NiH'tikrr ul thr uft
friiiNin nirnlintl will he (IroiKt I.
i'humnii. tllrn-tor, division of mim-IiiI
trlutloiiN, Port In lid roiincll of
ehim-hrn, n ..ryni, who will ml
Oitm thr uroup on "Hunmri Un
. A ff o'cliH'k biiHiii'l U pltimird
for Turmlny rvrnliiK hi thr Kim I
Pimbyterlnil chuich, Klaiiiiilh
fill In. with Mulcolm Ciuwfoiil,
llilclukp, touhlnuintcr. Ciuwford !
rIao 111 rln rut ol nil it it tiimrmr-iilfi
for thr youth liM'Ptltiu
ltrv. John linbnch, youth icrrn
Ury, I.4W Anwrlr. will lx the bitn
quri dppiikiT.
I'nllnwlnu thr lni)(Uct thr ilrlr
KHlCA Will BO to Iii4 r Mrliioiilil
. church tor t..lk bv IMnl Hmh
cchIi, KUinuth Colin, mid Mr.
Ttiotnuji. At 0 p. in. there will be
a rrtrrttttntinl hour Jn thr Mu
si mnnt Junior hlith nrhool with ltrv.
Kennrlh Mr own, piminr of thr
Mrnill Prrnbylriinn rhun-h In
fhnritr
Wornhlp nervier fur nil r.rsf.)(.iui
will be III chmue of Hianlry Mr
Clrllm, Ktuiiuit Ktilli. tWHlrnilnr
of ihr youth icioup, I -rutty Terry,
Tulrlnkr, nnd Jiiineji Mor, l-ukr-view.
(troop MnuiiiH wilt 1m led by
Murllee ('riiwfoiil Hint Mmy J,ou
llntr. Kliunnth 1'ulU.
WHY WE SAY
a, WA I lit.
A THING OF BEAUTY I A JOVl.
J
Tliie oflrn quoted line i the rning
vitbc of I'im-iii lo Kmlymion, wrillirn
l.y John Kr-nl. (1795-1112)). In Cr k
mythology Kndymion wan beautiful
shi-phf-rd with whom Pinna, gwlclcas of
Ihr moon, Ml in love. Tin poem retells
lllllfMV COM lt-1 iV .MIItAl HAIU.M
' fO,, fMWQIIMWmUIWVI,
Scientists
Set Service
Tin regular Rmiday moniiiii wor
ship service will be held nl II iirlixk
i thf Kiml Clmrrli nt Christ. Hri
flntint. intli nnd sVuililtiKi'in. this
rneel Huwlny arlinnl yiiuimsirr
mil) nicl at t tic mtme hour don
tnlro In thr rhurrli.
Tplr of Ur ipfuMtn-RrrnHin fnr
U'ln rrk l "Arr Hill. t)lrnM anil
Ikntll Knf" Thr (Inltlrn TMt l
"Imrl ulinll ! unveil In thr litd
lth nn rvrrluBllMK imlvullnn" t Imi
(Mil,
A wrrklv mi-rUim l hrlH nt )
p m . Wrdnrixtny. All nrr mrlromr
t'i nil srrvtrr.
Amolill Ihr iltulKillli hUll will
rmnpiiv ilir lrw)ii-'iiiion will br
llir fnllnwlnif from Ilir Itllilr: "Now
i Ik tMKli ilmr lo nwnkr out of
Irrp- for now IR otir nalvntlon nrnr
r itinn r Mtrvrd ' illom. 1 a . H .
lovrllirr Willi Ilir 'ollowlnn. rnrrr
' I'tlvc pi?r from Ihr C'hriminll
' . Mrlriirr trxtlkxik. "H-lriir nd
llrnlth with Krv In thr Script nrr.'
by Mry Itnkrr Eddy: "Kiillrrly nrp.
rle from thr brllrf nnd drrnm of
mnirrinl llylng li thr llfr dlvlnr,
rrrnlinn fiplrltunl undrrhinndiuii
nnd ihr conNrloumcM of innn'i do
minion ovrr Ihr whulr rnrlh,"
Thorpe Speaks
At Lutheran
TiuUor II. J. Thorpe of thr Klnm
uth l.uihnnii church will bring the
inetM.iin ni the II o'clock wornhlp
lUih Huhtlny on ihr Ihemr, 'Hirrr
In No Other Wny."
Thr M-nlor rhnlr will Mik "We
Ihiuik Thee, Uml." by liortninnhky
Tkiuh. Mtn. Arthur If Denton will
br nl thr oikbii
Huntlny nrhool nnd lllble chiv.ri
til" held nt U h. in. In thr rvr
nliiK Ml 7 o'clock there will br n
topic ittudy tnerliiiK bv thr Luther
IntHiin youth Kroup. Mevrrly Kris
will Im thr topic lendrr A itoclnt
hour wilt follow with Hurtmrn Hollr
nnd Iteverlv Keln, luwtewveii. Ornc
Overrn m thr I.uthrr Irnnur prel-ilenl.
ShW I'ltKXV
8lOKANK. April S fl'i -Thr Pnrl
fle NnrtiiwrM Chlldho-Kf Fducntlon
ioxAoclittlon hnd new prrmdrnt to
dny. Khe In Minn Kdlth !nrby of !n
Oritndr, Drr., a member of thr
Knntrrn Oregon cnllcKr farultv and
prrnldent of thr Nntloiml Childhood
Kdurntlon nwx'lntlon.
County PTA
Meet Held
Thr KUninih County C'uuncll of
f'nrrntn mid Trnihrrii u held In
Frrmont schrKjl rnfricrln 'J'UriwlHy
uftrrnoon.
't'tir mrrtliiK wun ojM'iird by a
bilrf talk fruin Mm. IIukIi IIikI
dock, who ntlrndrd the 11 A ntnle
loiird rxecutlva inretlDit, tirld In
I'orllund In March.
Nrxl yrnr'n ofllrvrfi wrrr rlrctrd
with Mrn. A. A. Moiitiiomcry yotrd
im prrAldrnt, Mm. Kny Krllrr, vice
pri'Mldfiit. Mm. OcorKe Clitrk, nec
rctnry, and Mrn. B. Mntlirrn, trcan
urrr. Ur. 8rih M. Kcrruii, county pub
lic hruhh officer, Kokr on pre
achrxil and nununrr roundup pro
uriiniA. Ifr urged all purrutn of
children who will n'nrl nctinot as
hrilliinrra Ihln fall Ui brluii Uicin
to the tirultt) drpiirtfiii'iit office
for chrckupn. Hprclallnln will check
ench child for rar, ryr, throat
troulilr and liniiiuiiljilion for
coinmunlcnblr dlMra.nrn wilt alfio be
Klvrn. The rxainlnatlonn and Im
munlMitlous are frre and will b
hrld on April 19 and 'JO from V
a. m , to II .10 a. m.
About 30 children can be exam
Inrd each niornliiK. Kxanilnatloun
will continue on April 18.
I The atate PTA convention will
i le hrld at OVH on April 20. 27
1 and 'M. Ki'Klntratlon will be made
on Monday, April 2ft. from 'i u 4
I P. "i.
Mrx. Harold Shaffer urijed the
Kroup to vote for the city recrea
tion tax program.
i throughout Louisiana Thurnday and his department wna powerlens to
1 Htate Forester Amu Mlxon de- I flitht them because of Insufficient
I scribed the situation as critical. I manpower and lnadxuat equlp
I Mlxon said that at least 200 fires ment.
I were burning In the state and that The stats forester said fires werr
I
burning In Bienville, Winn, Unlor
Allen and Rnpldrl Parishes.
InventiRators are checking reports
if incendiary fires In Ulriivllle and
iVInn parishes, Mlxou said.
Forest Fires Hit
Louisiana Woods
KffftFVKPOHT. t.a.. April if,
Pfirest flrrn were reported burning
between itooo and 3(Xh) acres
Preserve Those Valuable
Papers and Documents
Lei Ut Copy Them
t p to S'4"li" "0o
Underwood's Camera Shop
IV) Main Phone 70H.1
PARK VIEW
CONVALESCENT HOME
irnnnrrlv nl Ailinnrli
van Hrtl Haiti Ktrral
Hrttfurtf O'Cfon t'lion full
T U-ut Haiitr Rrflalvrrtl
Nans It C'liari
We see some of the chain stores are
advertising what we have been
doing all the time . . .
TRIM THE MEAT AND NOT
THE CUSTOMER!
MALLORY'S MARKET
MERRILL-LAKE VIEW JUNCTION
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Methodists To
Hear Phillips
"Not a Bparrow Falls" Is the sub
ject of thr srrinon to br prrnrhrd
by the ltrv. Victor Phillips nl ihr
First Mrthodlsl church Bundny
morning at the 11 o'clock srrvlcr.
The choir, undrr the direction of
Mrs, Roller! P. Craig, will sing the
anthem, "Like as a Fnthrr Plllrth
His Children." by Ilatton. Mrs. Pa
tricia Hunt will be at Hie organ
Honnle Dlmmlck will sing a solo. A
nursery Is nintnlniurd In the church
parlors for the benefit of the pnr
nis nf young children.
The church Bundny school will
mrrt at IMS a m. Jnnirs N. Crane
la grnrrnl suprrlntrndrnt.
The Methodist Youth fellowship Is
planning to attend a sub-rilstrlrt
rally at ChUoqiiln Bundny nfternoon
and evening, to be held In the Chll
oouln Methodist church.
Real Victory i
Sermon Topic
"The Kml Victory" will be the
topic of Victor A. Bchutec, pnntor
of thr 'Aim Luthrrnn church, 11th
Mint Ultfh fttrrrUi, In thr n-KUlur
.Sundny mnrnlnir worship wrvlce br
Uinnlnu ul 11 o'clock. Thin nermon
will be thr first in ft nrrirn of vvrn
mrh-MiKe biued on thr nub)rrt of
"Victoiioun Chrinlmn MvltiK" to be
prrnentml on thr nticcrrdlnK rvrn
8un(lH.
The nnlhem of thr Ion cnolr will
br bn.n-d on h neltintr of llir 23rd
pMilm by PrnnriH Houn. Ttir Hun
tlny chH)l nnd Miblr cUim will meet
nl thr rrtculnr time. 9:4.' . m.
'1 tir Jon Krllnwrshtp dub will
meet on Hundny rvrnliiK nt 7 30 o
vUx k. for It. reKUlr monthly noclnl
und butinrm meet inn. A cordlnt
wrlroinr nt nil nrrvlcr.i nnd or
tinnlrntlnnnt mretlnni of thr 7.1on
Luihernn church l nnntirrd.
The Wnhlnyton Monument U nn
obrllik of while murble. SAft feel 5'
Inrhen hlch. 5S feet 1 imhrs Mjunrr
nt thr biiir.
Barnes rye
THf OMiv Tuiur. uv Kir.
SISTtR SVtR PUTS AWAY
FOR A RAINY DAY IS AN
UMBRtLLA."
Free! While It Lasts
1 lb. Del Monte Coffee
with each 55 order
Bacon piLlhc lb. 47c
Bacon ewiftl lb. 55:
Hams P,mc. lb. 49c
Grnd. Beef, 3 m, SI
Pure Lard, 3.b, 87c
Apples . SI. 59 box
Winter Bannnn, Newtown nnd
Arkannni Blnetui
Bring your own box Si. 25
Lemix
3 for 25c
The perfect lemon pie filling
l-KKESTONK
Peaches rlm 35c
Pears ' No. 2'i tins 35c
Bisquick Ue. pkg 45c
Bananas rC ,b 15c
Plums 3 for49c
Peaches 3,, 69c
Fruit Mix-,, lins 3 ,or 69c
Auortrd
Standby Juice 8 for SI
Marshmallows ;Z 15c
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fXPLORER'S FOREHEAD?
HIGH, tJIIARPLV CURVED
ARROWS REVFAL LOVE FOR
NEW EXPeRIENCES.
' OWNER WILL RAISE
' AN APPRECIATIVf EyEHROlV
i OVER A 'DOUBLE-RICH'
' . CRtiAM OF KENrtlCKy
MANHATTAN
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4- Blended whiskey. 86 proof,
' 701 grain neutral spirits.
Copr. 1948. Schenlay Dill. Corp., N.Y.
LAST MINUTE SPECIALS
AT
Griggs Superior Foods
EGGS 55c
Coiiee All Brands 53c
Tomato Juice . .. - 15c
Grapefruit Juice tfi-oi. tin 21c
Sugar 10 lbs. 89c
aF4 Crlneo, Snowdrift 4 m
Shortening , ,b 1.15
CatSUp Ka.rp.ay 18C
Peas No. t site 2 'or 25c
Corn . SOS site 2 'nr 25c
Ice Cream pt. 23c
Picnic Hams
lb. 47c
Frrnh Drrnird
Col. Hens
lb. 49c
Sliced Bacon
lb. 59c
Pork Roasts
lb. 45c
South Sixth and
Produce Specials
Asparagus
I!, ft. Nn. 1 All Green
lib. 17c
ri:N(ii,
YOl'NU, TKNltKR
Hk12c
New
Potatoes
12c
Peppers
lb. 19c
Shasta Way
MYSTERY CAKE
This it a delightful, delicious new Berry
Crocker cake , . . mode from her newest
recipe. It's real light and fluffy ... a
delight for any table. We can tell you
this much, it'i vanilla chiffon.
NUT BREAD
For bread that's rich, tasty and filled
with the best in nuts, try this wonderful
nut bread. No raisins, cherries, citrus
, i , just good nuts.
Please Place Your Orders Early
Klamath's Finest"
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
We Have What We Advertise
TRADE AT YOUR INDEPENDENT STORES
AND KEEP YOUR DOLLARS AT HOME
(.mile A Large Fresh V. U. No. 1
Ranch Eggs doz. 51c Spuds ... 10-lb. mesh ear 89c
World Wide No. 2'i Blse ZM
Peaches tins 21c Oranges 3 doz. 69c
Hunt's No. t Tint Newtown
Tomato Juice 10c Apples box 1.95
All Popular Brand , Green
CoSSee lb. 53c Onions lb. 22c
All St Oerber's Heins
Candy Bars 6 Sor 25c Baby Food tin 7c
Churrh'i 8wndown
Grape Juice Qt. 39c Cake Flour Large pkg. 29c
WK RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
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So. 6th at Shasta Way
FREE PARKING SPACE
D&H FOOD MARKET
Phone 2-0186
4707 South 6th Street
SPECIALS FOR SAT. AND SUNDAY
Peas Garden No. I tin 2 for 25c
Orange Juice
48-oi. tin 27c
Grapefruit Juice 48-oz. tin 20c
Swiftning s..D . 1.09
Nucoa ....... lb. 38c
Butter First Quality lb. 85c
Trend Deal - 2u.ru,. 30c
Sugar T..." -i.. 89c
Peaches j n. Z'i tin 20c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Swift's Premium Hams
Vi or whole . lb. 57c
Sliced Bacon . lb. 55c
Grade A Rib Steak, lb. 59c
Pork Loin Roast . lb. 55c
Phone 2-0186
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 2-0186
LAST MINUTE PRICE REDUCTIONS
Effective Friday end Saturday, April 9 and 10. You'll find ALL the low
prices at SAFEWAY. It is our policy to meet the lowest price of every com
petitor, item by item, day by day, and town by town. Note these specially
reduced prices now in effect at every Safeway store in Klamath Foils. Why ,
shop all over town for bargains when you can get them all at your neigh
borhood Safeway store?
EggS arade A large dOZ. 55C
Cane Sugar 10-lb. 89c
Apple Juice Hood...R,:.fr,t. 2 for 29c
Corn StarcriArgo lb. 10c
Comb Honey Robinson's 12-oz. 39c
Shortening Reayu 3 lbs. 99c
Cherub Milk ,.12c
Hi-Ho Crackers l-lb. pkg. 27c
Swansdown Cake Flour ..0, 29c
Spinach Ga N, 2 for 25c
4c
.... can '
16-oz. 1 5c
Lux Toilet Soap ..: bar 10c
Pr. Albert Tobacco 4 for 38c
Yelvet Tobacco i5c ,i 4 for 38c
Palmolive Soap b3 for 25c
Duz Soap Powder
Supurb Soap Powder ..
PRODUCE
Artichokes
Salads c:!l!!!k!8e
Jl-oi:.
32c
lb. 11c
each 14C
Tomato Sauce
Chocolate Syrup """
Hershey's Cocoa 4.n,.19c
MEAT
Sliced Bacon
Picnic Hams
lb. 59c
lb. 47c
Several of the prices listed in this advertisement arc below our cost. With
reductions being made on short notice, and prices cut as sharply as they
are in this ad, it is almost certain that the demand for some of these items
will exceed the supply. We will do our best to keep the stores supplied but
we may run short.
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