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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 14
Coffee Prices Steady,
Eqgs Continue Decrease
Br The AMtUIri rrM
Further reductions In the price of
grsds A egs topped food shopping
news this week.
8oma stores cut pork Item! s little
dairy producU end produce llenu
held ebout unchanged irom last
week-end.
Coffee pricee alto steadied and
many storekeeper! aald their cot
fee sales had dropped below normal
as consumers apparently started
uslrg up excess supplies they bought
during the "scare runs'" a few
weeks ago.
Eggs were down two to eight cents
a dosen in thousands of competitive
store across the country for the
second week In a row.
And the agriculture department
predicted that egg quotations "will
continue to drift lower through the
flush season of egg production in the
first half of next year."
The department's bureau of agri
cultural economics said a record
October egg production S7t million
eggs) contributed to the price de
cline during the past two months.
Continued high output, plus a new
farm law for 1960 which puts even
the maximum price support below
the 1949 support level, promise
prices lower for the coming spring
than last year.
Meat traders reported a marked
"Upturn In demand for pork, and:
credited the long downtrend In I
prices, some reductions ranging as
high as 10 cents a pouna were re
ported this week but they were said
to be mostly in stores which were
slower to trim their prices last week
and were Just catching up with com
petitive adjustments.
Lettuce prices steadied as ship
menu fell oft after last week's skid.
Growers In the Phoenix and Yuma
districts of Ansona and In Califor
nia's Imperial valley were reported
planning to "disk under" 30 to 60
per cent of the lettuce acreage
scheduled to be harvested prior to
December It. in a more to trim
burdensome supplies.
Tomatoes and snap beans were re
ported scarce in many marketing
centers.
SIM MONTHLY
LOS ANGELES, Dec. I (Ty Louise
Overell Cannon, acquitted of mur
der charges with former boy friend
George Oollum In the 1M7 yacht
dynamiting of her parents, has
elected to receive 1300 monthly for
life instead of 123.000 outright from
Insurance policies. This was dis
closed yesterday In final account
ing of assets held for the heiress.
20. by her maternal uncle, Em
manuel Jungqulst.
For a tew pennies per word you
can advertise to thousands through
a Want-Ad I Phone MIL
State Woman
Legion Head
Coming Here
Mrs. W. W. Orahara. of Corvallts.
state president of the American Le
gion auxiliary, will arrive In Klam
ath Palls for the district conference
to be held at Memorial hall at t
p m. Saturday. She will be accom
panied by Mrs. Stanley Krueger,
vice president; Mrs, Mae WMtconib,
slate secretary, and Mrr, Charles
Ounn. chairman tor the hospital
volunteer workers for the slate.
While in the :ily they will be guesu
of Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Cooper of
Melrose street.
Mrs. Fred Hellbronner, general
chairman for the conference, an
nounced the committee chairmen.
Mrs. M. E. Cooper, tables; Mrs. C. P.
OLoughlln, lervlng; Mrs. Paul ON
terbein. decorations; Mrs. H. W.
Petrlck, food; Mrs. Carl Schubert.
hostesses; Mrs. Katharine Keep, pro
gram; Mrs. Alfred Peterstelner, kltch-1
en; Mrs. Edna Russell, place cards;
Mrs. Harry Van, dancing. Mrs.
Everett Hotchktae, president of the
Klamath unit, will welcome the visi
tors, and Mrs. Harold Benson, of
Grants Pass, district president, will
preside at the seralons.
Dinner will be at 1 p m. with the
program and dancing following.
BPOKANK. Dee. B lMi nl.
gates to the new Northwestern unit
of the National Catholic Education
association elected Kl. Key. Raphael
Helder. nreilrietiL nf nt KlMrtur
or liege at Larey, to head the unit
during the coming year.
BlyVoman
Voted Granger
OftheYear
Mrs. Bsill Hall, master of Bly
grange, was designated aa "granger
of the year" fur Klamath county, It
was announced today by Klamath
Pomona grange officiate.
This Is the tlrst time such dis
tinction hss been made by Klamath
Pomona, Mrs. Hall's outstanding
work during the past year wag basla '
for the (ward.
The award will be an annual event,
according to grange ofllclals.
PltOMOTKD
PENDLETON, Deo. I W A. It.
Parson, Oregon slate highway main
tenance engineer for this district, hss
been promoted lo assistant mainten
ance engineer lor the entire atate ef
fective January 1.
It Pays to Use the Want-Adsl
MRS. W. W. GRAHAM, state
president of the American Le
gion auxiliary, will arrive from
Corvallis for the district con
ference to be held here Sat
urday.
Motorcycle Chases
Delinquents
REDLANDS. Calif. iwKenneth
Nolan. 26. thinks theory Is fine, but
no substitute for first-hsnd learn.
lng. So he bounced 19.000 milts
across Europe on a motorcycle to
make a personal survey of Juvenile
delinquency.
Nolan, a sociology major at the
University of Redlands, plans to
make youth guidance his life's work.
'Produce Department kt2ii?z$Uv
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GREEN ONIONS
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LETTUCE
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Prieet effective Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday ad Monday
ORANGE
JUICE
.39c
ts.
MeUYtrlM
M1
EGGS
oasM a LASGK
55c
SUGAR
m eumune
10-05c
SALAD
DRESSING
TOT QI AUTT
39e
PANCAKE
FLOUR
caowjrs aasT
lo:o9
Walnuts
CHEESE
ANZUCAN
2-79c
FLOUR
KOW WctTTX
50
Chocolates
mixed eaarm
3 Jl
Tamales
tut Tm
Xarss Ma tn Tks
39C
PREM
ir,r- 35c
uck Deals!
See What One Buck Will Buy!!
Strawberry Jm, 1 lb. jars e 35c. 3 lor 1.00
Milk, large cans 11c 10 for 1.00
Peaches, Qoajity halres, No li 23c 5 for 1.00
Prone Plums, fancy No. 21s 17c 6 for 1.00
Pineapple, fancy sliced No 2s .27c 4 for 1.00
Blended Jnice, fancy 46 ex. can 35c 3 for 1.00
Tomato Jnice mum No 2s 11c 10 for 1.00
Asparagus, center cots, No. 2s 15c 7 for 1.00
Green Beans, cot No. 2s . .15c 7 for 1.00
Spinach, Llbbys No 2is . .21c 5 for 1.00
Tomatoes, fancy Garden No. 2s 19c 6 for 1.00
Corn, whole kernel No. 2s . 15c 7 for 1.00
Catsnp M 14 oz. rv. 13c 8 for 1.00
Peas, Sugar Sweet 303s . .lie 10 for 1.00
Syrup, Maple 24 ox, . . . .35c 3 for 1.00
Acme Stubbies ' . . ,15c 7 for 1.00
Dog Food, HI Tone type ... 9c 12 for 1.00
Sliced Beets, Ruby type . . .13c 8 for 1.00
Grape Jelly, Welches ... . .23c 5 for 1.00
Apricots, fancy No 2 can . .15c 7 for 1.00
Pears, No. 2 can, fancy halves 27c 4 for 1.00
Tomato Sauce, Hot Type . . . 5c 21 for 1.00
Grapefruit Sections, fancy 2s 23c 5 for 1.00
Fruit Cocktail, Runts 303s . 21c 5 for 1.00
Carrots, Del Monte Diced . 13c 8 for 1.00
Apple Butter, Quarts". . .27c 4 for 1.00
BUckeyed Peas, No. 1 tall . .13c 8 for 1.00
Sardines In oil, it ; . . . 11c 10 for 1.00
Meat Department
SPARE RIBS ftc
7
PORK STEAKS
321
Pricwt Effective Friday
and Saturday
PURE PORK
SAUSAGE
US dulw. l
25e
SLICED
BACON
49e
Oreaon Food Stor:
174f Ovsasa Am. ee Vy. Iimiii'ii h in n i n .... . , , . . 7
W. Kuans tfce tlgat Urn Qmmttn
2410 la. h it.
CANDY 2
FIRESIDE MIX
CHOCOLATE
DROPS
Kefoggs
CORN SOYA
1 PKGS.
Kelloggs
Rice Krispies
Reg. Pkg. 11c
Yes you gov all the way along
your food ardor every tima yoo
hop at EMIL'S because we moka
every price a low price every day.
And that'g real tconomy because
you gov money on the totol cost
of your order end not on just a few
misleading "leaders." And becouse
you save money every day, there'
no need to wait until week ends la
buy the foods you run out of eorlier
in the week. And trior's real con-
Pricet Effective Friday & Saturday
CAMPFIRE
MAR8HM ALLOWS
BUTTER
CHATr'R LAKE
It-n.
Pag.
35c
EGGS
GRADE AA MED.
Strictly
Fresh
Dos.
45c
Hunts Peaches
Freestone tH tin
Hunts Cling
PEACHES Ne. X H tin
. FLOUR
DRIFTED SNOW
M lb.
. Bag
369
Cigarettes
AH Pepalar Brand
CTN.
1
FRESH
CALIFORNIA
DATES
-29c
VV;
m
m
m
m
s
V?l.
'il":
rvj
Hunts Pears
Quartered J'i tin
1
Chevy Chase lQr
Asst. Jelly U es. Glass W
Strawberry Jam 3Qc
Advance Brand I lb. Jar w
35c
27e
29
25e
39c
15e
19e
19c
47e
HINTS SWEET
Hunts Apricots
Whole impeded. Ne. li tin
iDried Prunes HlN"
Large Santa Clara 1 lb. bet
HINTS
Seedless Raisins
ee. pkg.
Hl'NTS
Fruit Cocktail
No. St Un
HUNTS
Prune Plums
Ne. J!- tin
Sliced Pickles Ale
No. I4 tin ef
Blended Juice AQc
lundby it-am. tin T
Grapefruit Juice 3Cc
STANDBV l es. tin sf
Hl'NTS
Tomato Juice
W es. tin
29c
e
White Star Tuna Oc
Grated Ne. 4 tin ejsf !
Kippered Snacks IHc
I'i os. tin I J
65e
25c
25e
llortnrl
Chili Con Carne
With Beans. With coupon. 3 rsni
Beans
1 lbs. ......
Beans
I lbs.
Small white
Red Mexican
Corn
No. 101 tin
THREE SISTERS
t for
Orange Juice
Itandbv Valencia 4-ot. tin
Bagley Tomatoes 5Cc
No. S H tin I for
n
m
&
1
0
ai'- '
1
9
1
"ft
gfvund
69c
CHEESE
ItOHDKN'H CHATEAU
lb. leaf
89c
PEANUTS
35c
FRESH ROASTED
Pound
Pkg.
WALNUTS
FAN't'T OREGON
1 lbs.
55c
ALMONDS
BOLT Min i,
found
35c
WALNUT
MEATS
95c
Ught Halves
POL' Nil
GUM
ALL VAIIITIES.
3- 10c
Carton s3Se)
JELLO
ASSORTED FI.S.VORS
I PKGS.
Beef Roasts
Well trimmed, ghoulder cute..
Sliced Bacon
Pork Liver seed
Ground Beef strict f,e.h.i
OySterS Medium else for stewing er frying .
Picnic Hams
Pure Lard
Shoulder ente. Swift's Premium Quality lb.
.b47c
nr. 18c
,b. 19c
pint 55c
39c
2 29c
Government Inspected .
Again W Feature Larsen't Turkeys
Klamath Basin Grown None Better.
Order Now for Christmas.
While Shopping
at Emil's Stores
15c
Texas Pink Grapefruit
Large Sise
Oranges
Florida Juice
Cauliflower
Snow white. Large else ..
Cranberries
Pound
l ib. bsg
. each
Radishes
Bunch ..
Green Onions
Bunch ......,...
Egg Plant
Pound
Artichokes
Large else .
Fresh Pineapple
Large else
2 'or
. each
15e
79e
19e
23c
5e
5C
12c
25e
49c
Crackers 2 lbfc47c
KRIHPV
Grahams
lb
29c
Right Reserved to Limit
INDEPENDENT FOOD STORES
No. 1
122 North 9th St.
No. 2
1338 Oregon Ave.
No. 3
South 6th and Hope Sts. '