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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1949)
Thursday, August 23, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACI NINI Csl E-.. Da neve Th announcement thawed thit Meei race Keporr lht would hive u Mk for ,n 'carina Exf Cndcd extension of thl deadline. Members 9 tied Indicated prevloueljf that the NEW YORK, Aug. It m - The Wnll HollM would , .greeabl to presidential (act finding board In an extension. the steel Industry labor depute has However, neither the board mem- extended It hrarlnf through next bers nor the partlea at this time Tuesday. That Is the present dead- expect thst an extension will be line (or submission of Its reeom- made In the M-day truce deadline, mrnriatlons to the White House, which Is September 14. , MADE to MEASURE DON S T" SU,TS e Bw m W gaaiplee t-Week Delivery MEN'S WEAR 1125 MAIN ST. Dried Fruit Association Faces Suit WAB.ItNOTON. Auk. 3S (Pi A complaint chaining the North west Dried Fruit association, Port land, Ore, and Ita mrmbera with conspiring to create a monoiioly in the sale of prunes has been dis missed by the federal trade com mission. Commissioner Wlllliim A. Ayres, In an opinion In which the full commission concurred, said the complaint had Involved a contract clause designed to protect sellers against delivery obligations. This hinged on whether Uie crop was unusually damaged because of weather conditions. Ayres' ruling noted the associa tion comprised virtually all the prune Industry In Washington, Ore ion and Idaho. The members pro duce what amounts to the nation's entire output ot itjiltati'tyiie prunes. The case Involved the crop year uf IIHI-4J. The opinion concluded? "Iliere Is little to Indicate Uist It would be In the public Interest to Institute turther prorerdlliKS at this time to challenge the legality of the agreement by which the re spondents adopted the uniform fu ture sales contracts In 10 IB." The Oregon Prune exchange, Portland; The Washington Orowers Packing corp., Vancouver, Wash., and Rosenberg Itrothers and com pany, Nan Kiunclsco and Portland, were also parties to the case. The One-Yard Skirt nn 9493 WAlit !"- JO" MARIAN MARTIN Be first to discover tills fashion parked, fabric-saving design I ONK YARD of M - Inch fabric; THREE main plerea to cut and sew I Smart est newest styling I Pattern PM cornea In waist tlset 14. 2ft. 3. I. 90. It takes only ONC YARD of M-lnrh fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete. Illustrated Bew Chart shows you every step. Bend TWENTY FIVE cents In coins for this pattern to Klamath rails Herald and News Pattern De partment, P. O. Box 8740. Chicago so, III. Print plainly voi r namf. 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SS (P) Esrl rred Oakley, Sclo, Jailed as drunk and disorderly, decided to burn down the jail door and get out. Bo he got a wooden box things are a bit Informal In the one-room frame Jail-broke It Into kindling and aet It afire against the wooden door. The kindling burned and so did the roof. The door didn't. A pssser-by In this western Ore gon town of 400 turned In the alarm. Klre Chief Fred Bryant turned the hose on Police Chief Howard Jordan and kept him wet down while he unlocked the door, Oakley, who had splashed wster from a cell bucket on himself when the (Ire backfired, came out under his own power. Today he's In the sturdier Linn county Jail at Albnny. confronted by a I1M fine and 60-day sentence on the drunk and disorderly charge. Police Chief Jordan, nursing a burned key hand, said he hsd asked the district attorney to draw up an arson charge, too. Fords theater, where Lincoln was shot, still stands In Washing ton, although It no longer la used for theatrical purposes. Oranges first were frown California In 1873. Sterilisation laws art In affect In IS of the it states. - ni 1 " 1 r W . ' keSfl ' W- r 1 X. -sBsaBJJBrri)lela-.t--T T Jb- r:;ectwe Prices effective Fit, Aug. 2( through Mon, Ang. IB s m. -, m i Bll Sv IviitC X -i.rtt aw yrs. Stock up! . S....IT, ,ig.tr- 1 en Welch's Strawberry Welch's Raspberry Welch's Peach Welch's Apricot Welch's Plum Welch's Grapelade lb. Jar 43 lb. Jar 35 lb. Jar 27 lb. Jar27 lb. Jar 25 lb. jar 25 CORNED BEEF Fray Brnto 12-fri. ran .. 35c PARD DOG FOOD a iw.tt t ne Product I -lb. can 10 LUX SOAP Regular Bar 3 fr 23t Bath Six Bar 2 fr 22 1 ' IVORY SNOW f fl B. Jl I .ass, saassva jott, rvina nr CANNING SUPPLIES STOCKS ARE COMPLETE AT SAFEWAYI Tomatoes GadN c 15 Salmon Paraco Chinook No. can 29 efIi'e !, Honeybird Wild I ICS Pi.Ch.rriM can Green Beans Fancy Peasr No. 2 nn 22' SanKam No. 2 can Lima Beans "JZzTZ 10 79 L? . Frtcatiet Lynden'i 29-ox. can 103 can 15 Pickles St-sir N' 3 19' SHREDDED WHEAT 29 Crm. of Wheat " 30 Soap Wh. King 22. Granulated or. Cake Mix 39 Cake Flour Sr & 39 Cake Flour! ! 239 f I f, h lr.nd irena 25ctt50e p., 19 for washing Comfort Tissue V29 Soap,S264PAT51 Ivory Pkg. OXYDOL Granulattd 24-oi. OCc at J Soap plcg. DREFT Modern Washing O Cc Way Is Draft Pig. MODESS Sanitary bones Napkins Mm for 65 ! " AAt l e ..,stheWl"- MO! V Wn tt Other Produce Features GraTenatelsi APPLES Green-rip e BARTLETT PEARS Lb. 4 Lb. Box flS$ Solid, ertop CABBAGE Crisp, tender CARROTS Solid, whit CAULIFLOWER Tender stalks ssf GREEN CELERY Lb.4 Lb.7-u.13- PI amp ktraclcd CORN on the Cob Lb Good te bread and Cry EGGPLANT Blild yellow ONIONS Green sweet PEPPERS l'. 8. No. t New M-lb. sack POTATOES Field frown, rip TOMATOES Lb. SQUASH Lb. 6" Lb.10 Lb.!0" LbW itr 5' We take the risk on Safeway Guaranteed meats. If any cut 'rttln vl rtripA irAM lrftiiv TrrrAt ifill Ka n aTiaavTi 1 1 1 trsfi irn ari alia iu ricaoc j v ut yvu .iiiuiic.y niti vuvvi a wavjr a. wiuiiujfs. New I PERMA STARCH Males Clothes Pint fQt Last Longer Bottle BVW 8 pRlZt-WWNlNO WW$ to nx In the) September Sno-White Salt 4-lb. bag 13c Cider Vinegar, Old Mill. qt.l9c, gal. 59c Heinz White Vinegar, qt. 19c, gal. 59c Macaroni, Porter's, 14-oz. 19c; 24-oz. 31c Mrs. Wright's BREAD Cosh Less WHITE or WHEAT O-SO-GOOD V2 & 20 'NiaaaVWHnTlrtea1 ' Swiss bteaks 5MMERCIAI 75 ib 69Sb. Cut from U. $. GOOD top quality Beef ew r T."-w - jkiaasfasv m. POTrt5AtT l. 59 Blade Cuts of Top Grade Beef Standing Rib Roast Beef Rump Roast Beef Round Steaks Sirloin Steaks T-Bone Steaks Grade "Good" LB. Grade "Good" LB. Gride "Good" LB. or Sirloin Tip, "Good" LB. Grade "Good" LB. 690 790 890 980 Gride "Commercial" LB. Gride "Commerclil" LB, Gride "Commerclil" LB, Gride "Commercial" LB, Gride "Commerclil" LB, .650 650 750 790 850 Swiff's Premium SLICED BACON Vi-lb. pk. 35 Pure Ground Betf lb. )c Veal Roasts, Itg or rump lb. 59c Breast of Veal or Lamb lb. 19c Leg of Lamb lb. 79c Halibut Steaks, pan-ready lb. 49c Rabbits, pan-ready lb. 69c Pan Ready FRYERS & FOWL LB. 65 HMMMMMweelSMMassSNMi
