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
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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.
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I.M'KNHK 'IIACKIXIWN
I.ONOV1KW, Aug. as (II A
crackdown on persons having out-of-state
licenses on their cars has
begun here. The stale pntrol al
ready has made 30 arrests. Those
arrested were unable to give satis,
factory explanations for why they
were driving with out -of -stale
plates. Must of them were from Oregon.
Drunk Takes To
Fire To Force
Way Out Of Jail
HC'IO, Ore., Aug. 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.
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Prices effective Fit, Aug. 2( through Mon, Ang. IB
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yrs.
Stock up!
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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