Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 13, 1948, Page 9, Image 9

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    THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
PACE NINE
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Tulelake
Mil Knlliri Inn AiIiIImiii, ni'ircitniy
if til. clwwilbcl' of I'Uliilnnirn, U re
iiivki'Iiiii (rum mini lit ) i I n n.
iMvrd HiUuicluy whci. Mi khpiiiil
Hid It'll on Ilia nlilrwiilk nnir I he
.liumlwr nil Iff.
The hnno of Mi', and Mm. KoitcM
Kntllllnutt).., new lliiMirnlfii(li'-n, Wiih
the m'Piiti of llic flint pitriy npon
mriMl hy llm Mtiltml Hui lciy nf tho
I. D. H. chilli li Tim nflulr, a wlr
ii r rtmnl, wim ln-lil Muniliiy nlitlil
With lirlwrcn Ml II II il llll lin miiih
plrsrnl llii'luilllilt iiiimIji fniin lint Ii
t'Ulrliikfl mid Miillll. The uurMn
plnyrd buHdjiill. other uiilnrn, mid
PUjoyPd R noliufrnt. 'I'lin KiH-lrly will
work not u kik'IhI ihokiiiiii lor Hip
r uiilni liiinil h nt tlirlr next nirrt
liilf 'llm ixtrrlur of Mm liulldlnit liullt
I ( winter by Aiikum Turnrr
mid iH'cuplrd by I'tciit mid (llrnn'ii
HHirllli (lotxlii nlorii and the Kiiip -
Langcll Valley
Mix. liny llndKrn of Tiilclttkr. niirnl
'I'm nilii v Willi her iijiitiiIk, Mr. mid
Mm. I.c Lruvlll, Ilir uiiihilinolhrr,
Mm Miiry IJi'iiiboiii mill lllllc
cmihIii, Henry Ueiulmrn, returned
hump wllh tier for u vlll.
Mr. mid Mm. Arthur llullrr of
Mi'i lim r.'ovn inni h nl IIIImi, Ida .
upciit KKvi'iiil diiyn Willi Mr. mid
Mm. I';d Jnnen mid fiimlly. They
were here lor I lit" Aberdeen Aiikuh
nI'ow held rri-cntly In Klmnnth
I'iiIIn. Mm. .lonrn mid Mm. llullrr
were u 1 1 IIioihI friend.
Jeunetle ll. llil of Kliuniilh Full
upcnt the ueek-eiid wllh Mr. mid
Mm. I'Miiik Drllrl mid diiuuhteiN.
; Mr. mid Mm Hert JoluiHon me
here fiotn I-oiip Hue, f'nllf., vlnltlllff
nliiilvrn mid frlrudn. Thry itccoin
linnli'd Mr. mid Mm. Or. JoIiiimiii
ru club In ifetllnv
thin week.
it tout of liicco
home. The Or Juhniiona pnt tin
punt nix wccki In Houthem Cali
fornia, Mm. Mn Cliilo arrived home lnt
wrck-riid nfler attending the winter
months at l'hornlx, Arlx.
Mm. Jerry llimklik uml win of
Tuleluke ient Wednenday with Mr.
uml Mm. Mill llurnrtt and family.
Mr. mid Mm. I .en I.riivltt were lo
dinner hupnU.
Hi'V, mid Mm. J. Henry Thoinai
tin vo left for their home In Herke
Ipy, f-'nllf. after auendlntf neverul
tlnya with their ion Hat and fmnlly
mid their aim Noel and family of
Ktiurnp.
Carolyn Dearborn and Madite
Monroe vlnllpd with Enna Carr on
'I'upMhiy afternoon.
Mr. and Mm. nb Heater have a
new car piinlmned lait wepk In
Kl . ninth Knl In.
Mr. and Mm. Kd Jonea and Klulne
are unwind from the Morton raneh
to the flunk ranch. Ed will be at
(.'lillrxiHlll with hla aon Herbert, who
Ik loifftlnir there.
Mr. and Mm Charle Partrldcr.
Mr. and Mr. Pel- llrlenlarar, Mr.
and Mm. Pranrla Mllv, Hlella DeBel
and Klla Patlon anpnt Tiiexday at
V.it rommtinltv hall. HrkTlxrup and
Partridge took thrlr tractor! and
Malin
Mr. and Mm. John llerrltntahaw
recently returnrd to ilnkpmflrld.
They were called home due to the
erloiu Ulnca of Arthur llerrlnif
haw. Mr. and Mm. Ted Voxel have
moved to Madrua, Ore.
Mra. Jumea Oltoimiii returned laat
week from Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Wilbur Brldcner
have moved to Merrill.
The pre-nchool clinic aponxored by
the Parent-I'alrnn club will be held
Tuexday, May ID. In the Mnlln Krade
achool from I to 4 p. ni. Doctora will
fixed the Rround for pluntlnii a
la n. A park, pliiVKiound and place
for plciucx Ix plunneii. Ilrcauxe of
the late xprlnif, many tiirmera were
plowlim and pliiutlnv and could not
attend. o another (luv la pliuined
Inter nil, when It la hoped all the
men and women ciui attend and
help. The women will aerve a pot
lurk dinner.
Earl Kent of Klamnth Fallx xprnt
Haturday at the Hill lliirnett home.
Itlchard Burnett returned home
with him for the week-end.
fttella Dellel and Kranrra vuilled
on Thuraday with Cora Leavltt.
exuinlne each child free. Each par-1
rut ahould accompany her child. I
'llila clinic muxt not be confined
with the well baby clinic of which i
you will hear more later. Only chll-'
drrn who will entr achoril for the :
flrat time In Hcptember will lie ex-1
amlnrd at thla time. I
There 'Will be a meeting of the J
Miillll Parent-Patron club May 18 at
II p. in. at the hlKh achool. Everyone ;
Inlrrcntrd la urged to attend. Thla
will be the laxt meeting until next 1
Bcplcmber. J
Terminal Island '
Site Sinking
LOS ANQEI.E8, May 13 il'i-Ter-
mtnal lxland, lite of extennlve navy i
Inxtallatloiui, 1 linking at the rate
of 10 Inchca a year and harbor offi
cials aald today the condition Ui
causing grave concern. j
, Arthur Eldrldge. harbor depart
i meut manager, aald the Badger ave-
nue bridge which croaaea Cerrttoa
I channel, has teltlrd live feet alnce
! It waa built. Abutment of the
i bridge, connecting the Uland with
I the mainland, must be raised seven
j feet. Bids for the work have been
i advertised.
Youth Found Shot
To Death In Room
COflVAM.lS, Mav 13 lPi-A ore
medical school student at Oregon
Htate college was found dying In ins
room Tuesday, a ..12 caliber rifle
beside hlrn. He died In a hospital.
The sophomore student, P. W. Mc
Kenle. 10. was the son of Dr. Fred
P. MoKenzle. chairman of the col
lege's animal husbandry department.
Police xnld they were called to
break down the door to the student's
room when Normun Thompson, a
friend, reported It Iwked when he
tried to enter for a visit.
FA KM PBICF. I.'P
During the year ended March 1
this year, the averuRe price of farm
land rose 7 per cent nationally, the
UHDA reports. That was a slower
rate than the year before when the
Bluhill
of tout QUAwir
MI$ - TIC-MIX'
5A1AO DRESSING
Drift. out, XMtj .
a real "French accent"
ftvenwe price of farm land went up
12 per cent. Three itntr-CaUIor-nia,
Florida and Loutstnr.a renin
tcred lower farm land prices IhH
year. These decreases, however,
were more than offset by Increases,
especially in wheat and range-livestock
areas.
FAMILY
Tr- FAVORITES
tWLCi .Vx.il i l hue
Dcrli UD t
ppetites
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TOMATO
IS
GARDENSIDE
Red, ripe tomatoes. Select
ed for flavor, color and
value. Improves meals.
No. 2'2
can
19
Tomato Sauce
GARDENSIDE Buffet
A delightful addition to stews, yjn
soups, spaghetti dishes, etc.
6e
For favorit kinds. ..(hop SAFEWAY
Want to add tempting tomato flavor to meals? It's easy
with so many prepared tomato products available to
you. Juice, sauce, catsup, soup and other tomato favor
ites await your selection at Safeway.
BE SURE . . . Shop Saftway Wher ALL PRICES f LOW1
m
Kraft Dinners
Seeded Raisins Bonner
Pancake Flour Suzanna
Sleepy Hollow Syrup
Karo Syrup Blue Label
Karo Syrup Red Label
Apple Butter Dutch Girl
Pear Halves Harper House
Peaches
CaitU ...
Cre.r- No. 2Va
Slicad can
28'
each 15c
15 02. pkg. 15c
2V2-lb. pkg. 30c
12 oz. bottle 24c
1 la-lb. can 21c
5 lb. can 60c
28 oz. jar 25c
No. 2Vj can 3?c
Shortening Snowdrift Mb. 43c 3 lb. SI. 15
Shortening Royal Satin Mb. 41c 31b. SI. C?
Nu Hade Mayonnaise pint 47c
Salad Dressing Duchess quart ttc
V-8 Vegetable Juice 46 oz. can 35c
Improved Rice Uncle Ben's Mb. pkg. 24c
Beg More Dog Food 2 cans 27c
Friskies Dog Food tall can 13c
I WM-
Tomato Juice
No. 2 can 10C
Big 46-ox. can 23c
SUNNY DAWN
The juice of well rip
ened, whole tomatoes.
Premium quolity at a
non-premium price.
RED HILL CATSUP
Priced to save you money. 13V2-0Z. bottld
ik mm w aw k. m a mm A m m mm.
DcNNIbON 5 CATbUP nC
Fancy tomato catsup. 14-OZ. bottle
VALIA TOMATO PASTE 6-oz. can 10c
19'
23'
More Coffee Values
Nob Hill Coffee ... Mb. 48c 2 lb. 95c
Airway Coffee Mb. 46c 3 lb. $1.37
Maxwell House Coffee Mb. can 55c
MJ.B. and Hills Coffee Mb. can 55c
Golden West Coffee Mb. can 55c
Coffee
Edwards
Vacuum-Packed
Mb.
car
1 53c 51.05 tib. $2.09
Crackers and Bread
Soda Crackers Busy Baker 21b. 47c
Graham Crackers Pirates' Gold Mb. 28c
Soda Crackers Snowflakes 21b. 47c
Graham Crackers Honey Maid Mb. 28c
Bread Mrs. Wright's, white, wheat Mb. loaf 14c
Diced Beets Snider, fancy No. 2 can 9c
Corn Highway, Cream Style, Golden No. 2's 18c
Baked Beans B. S M. 18 oz. can 23c
Lima Beans With Ham Dennison's 16 oz. can 23c
Lima Beans With Bacon Kingwood, No. 2 can 15c
Luncheon Meat Tang 12 oz. can 49c
Minced Clams Strand 7 oz. can 29c
Sardines Val Vita, Natural No. 1 can 25c
Toilet Soap Palmolive, regular bar 2 for 19c
Hand Soap Boraxo Powder 8 oz. can 17c
Ivory Snow For woolens and silks 12V2 0Z. 35c
Dreft Soap Powder 1 1 -oz. pkg. 31c
Supurb Soap Granulated 24 oz. pkg. 33c
Duz Soap Granulated 20'j oz. pkg. 35c
White King Soap Granulated 46 oz. 75c
Bleach White Magic quart 13c gallon 35c
l'rlrr In till ml rr rrfrrlivr Friday, May Kill through Monday, May nth.
W't rrirrvfi tht right to limit Quantities. No talra to dralfrt.
Farm-fresh fruits and vegetables priced to save you money
00 V!
Ken-L-Rotion DOG FOOD
v 5 c,n 'or pr'c ' 3
wllh coupon aviilabl at itori
vv. 4b
f. n. iym:
IOregou
. . . If
wmm
Blackberry
fyxnberry
Lo9anberrv
7yc
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Town 46-ox. cce
Houtt cans
55'
Every cut is guaranteed good-eating or money back
Valencia
ORANGES
61c
8-lb.
Mesh Bag
Fresh ASPARAGUS lb. 17c r
Green CABBAGE 71 lb. 9c
Green ONIONS TilV;:', lb. 19c
Dry ONIONS Texan While, Vrllow lb. 13c
New POTATOES rr lb. 6c
Bright Red Radishes lb. 19c 1
Local Crop RHUBARB lb. 5c
I Z3
Grtcn Bell
Peppers
Excellent Stuffri
25c
Lb.
Frtsh, Firm, Ript
Tomatoes
25e
14-oa.
tub.
Swiss
Steak
STECIAL
Lb.
83'
Jar 7UC
Beef Standing
Rib Roast
Trimmed waite-free
per lb. 69C
Beef Short Ribs
Fresh Ground Beef
Lamb Shoulder Roast
Breast of Lamb Stew
Pork Shoulder Roast
Bulk Pork Sausage
Little Pig Sausages .
lb. 29
lb. 49e
lb. 59
lb. 19e
lb. 49'
lb. 55c
lb. 59'
Fish and Poultry Ready for the Pan
0$ C '
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Salmon su'b lb.69c
Halibut s,mW lb. 59e
Fillet of Sole lb. 53'
Fryers lb. 79c
Roasters lb. 79c
Fowl Ib. 65c
SO
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mm
BREAD
WHEREVER
BREAD IS VSZD
...IT MEETS
EVERY TEST
OF FINE
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