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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1963)
Thureday, July 18. 196 PAGE S B HKRALO AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon sue STRAWBERIES' MORRELL'S Red, Ripe, Sweet, Juicy. No. 1 Fancy. La if chance to freeze. Crate, 2.79 4 Cups PALACE 0. v SUGAR O-.V V-'. a . " -i-' z) 4 If, 2 AC Red Haven Freestone No. 1 1 Fancy. Fill Your Freezer! 20 ft 1.99 (5); J- '4, V OfMTOIES IF Large Red Ripe.' Vine Ripened. No. 1 Fancy Slicers CUCUMBERS Large Garden Fresh No. 1 Fancy Slicors SQUASH Young, Tender, Solid. No. 1 Fancy ZUCCHINI 2;25c GREEN BEANS Tender, Crisp, Rich in Flavor. No. 1-Fancy. Snappy Fresh. 19i THRIFT VALUES-OREGON FOOD NO. 2 fV TUAMfC MEN'S BAN LON IHUNlO KNIT SHIRTS w ALL SIZES P) TiSN 4.98 Value j)98 Pa'r MmM Now Only n 1 n 1 III T A ni r CLOSE-OUT OF SUMMER APPAREL DAHuAIN I AbLL MANY BARGAIN BASKETS! Values 5.98 to 98c Many Reduced as Low as 50 Plastic Cushions Casual Pillows Lighter Fuel For Boats, A QQ PLASTIC A QO ZIPPO fl Cars, Patia, 1 Solid Color, 1 70 Reg. 49e U& Reg. 2.49 Reg- 3.98 Size NOW J Anchor Hocking 8-oz. MUGS or BOWLS, white or green each 10c FRFF 2.19 Instant Vigoro Spray Gun with the purchase J gW I lltal" 0f one can of End-O-Weed Lawn Killer at fce W Lawn Sprinkler EQc Garden Hose 98c Value, NOW V- Rose Val.ey Cut I M'kktJc Green Beans bkoom& yomato Sauce 1 i9 I Q-69C PAYETTE VALLEY DEL MONTE ft 0REGN f9 Whole Kernel or Creom Orange Pekoe & Pekoe CORN PEAS TEA goo poo ".490 "Delicious" Orange Breakfast Drink DELIGHT TOMATOES TANG Dog Food ip roo r 9gc joo LnjB (ojo CURED . . . WELL STREAKED WITH LEAN r v i r i u u Large iologi Scott's Pure Pak, by the piece Boiling Beef t ; PLATE and BRISKET CUTS - U jjlh Pork Country Style. Seasoned just right Sausage NEW SLANT Coconut cells the tune in this dessert treat. Circle 'Round With Brownies Cheddar Cheese CRATER LAKE MILD Summertime square dancers develop hearty appetites and wel come energy food that tastes good and is different. So give them rectangles of coconut ice cream placed on top of semi sweet brownies. Then, just for good measure, sprinkle a little toasted coconut on top of the ice cream. Alter ealum that, they can dance till dawn. SEMI-SWEET BROWNIES (6 Servings) 2-3 cup silled flouj' lj teaspoon double-acting baking powder . teaspoon salt 1-3 cup butter or other shortening 1 package (6 ounces) glazed semi-sweet chocolate chips) Sirloin St easi USDA "Good". All excess fat and bone removed r .0 fO CINCH White, Chocolate, Golden CAKE MIX 5 ST I00 Klllii Sill WHITE SPRAY CHUNK TUNA Strawberries & !a! 55U)0 OranJuice ucTitG 611 .00 10c 99c Vegetables Bread Dough m' Rhodes Bake 'N Serve akes 6 Loaves Fruit Pies f98: : 311-00 Meat Pies 09!::Z 6?1.00 Fish Sticks Kr 3 9 Lemonade it r 1. 4? .89 If You're Not Shopping Here You're Spending Too Much! We Reserve The Right To Limit 4480 South 6th 1315 Oregon Ave. Avolon and Shasta Way "i cup granulated sugar 2 eggs, well beaten U cup broken California wal nuts 1 teaspoon vanilla Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder and salt, and sift again. Melt shortening and Vi package of the chocolate chips over hot water. Gradually add sugar to eggs, beating thorough ly. Add chocolate mixture and blend. Add flour and mix well; then add walnuts and vanilla. Spread batter in greased 8-inch square pan. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) about 25 min utes. Sprinkle the remaining 'i package chocolate chips over top; bake five minutes longer. Cool in pan. Then cut into rectangles. Top with Toasty Coconut-Topped Ice Cream Squares. MARKET BASKET r ROTE IN IN FOODS Turkey, now a popular year around bird, is being sold at bar gain prices sometimes as low as 29 cents per pound. Priced a lit tle higher and particularly good for barbecuing are the ueitsviue turkeys weighing from 4 to 8 Dounds. Also, especially featured to attract the picnic ana Daroe-1 cuing crowd are boneless turkey and cut-up turkey pieces. The forecast is for a slight in crease in beef prices as the price to the wholesaler is increasing This increase will probably show ud first in sleaks with pot roasts and other longer-cooking cuts of beef remaining about the same. This is a good time for salmon lovers to eat their fill of this delicious Northwest fish. The sil ver salmon arc plentiful and an excellent buy. Silvers, either the half or whole fish, range in price from 49 cents to 69 cents. Charcoal broiled salmon is a enl treat for those summer visi tors. Tender little Oregon shrimp are is short supply. Reports say the catch is "off," and fishermen are having a difficult time find ing good quality shrimp. FRUITS 8 'aore flavors Cherries, mostly coming from Hood River and The Dalles, are excellent but the price is rather high. However, the price of cherries will not be dropping much this year because of the short crop caused by weather damage and the late season. Mother Nature's ups and downs will also mean smaller Oregon pear, plum and peach crops. Strawberries are really past llieir peak, and size and quality are reduced. Local raspberries are generally very good. The raspberry season is all too short, so enjoy these flavorful berries while tliey are plentiful. July is apricot month. Wash ington grown 'cots are coming in now, and these plump, golden fruits are signal that summer is in full swing. Principal varieties are Moorpark, Tilton and Blen heim. All varieties are excellent for canning and freezing, and are easy to preserve for out of season enjoyment. Prices are still a bit high. VEGETABLES To take the "simmer out of summer" serve a cool crisp salad made with Oregon grown greens. Romame, butter, head and leaf lettuces are plentiful end low priced, as are radishes and green onions. Weather has hurt local cabbage and its cousin the cauliflower. As a result more California cab bage and cauliilower are on the market good quality but a little higher priced. Yellow crook-neck squash and zucchinis are plentiful and low in price. First local green end wax beans are starting. They make a pleasant menu change. When buying a dress try to se lect one that is of good quality. A plain fabric with subdued tex ture and no design is a wise choice. Select a weight fabric that Is suitable to almost any season. Pricei Effective Through Sunday Night While Quantities Last Store Hours 9:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Now In Progress Miller's Annual July Clearance Suits Coals fc Dresses DRASTICALLY REDUCED Milled
