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Show The Ilerald-Journ- al Friday Evening March $300 Heres Your Rationing 3. 1944, Timetable COttP 0 A If 9 W. lit ind Airplane Stamp No 1 ' Book Three) good uuletinitcly Gasoline Now ID stamps tA Book) expire Marih 21 expire May Foods-iBoProcessed Four K, L and M expire Marih 20, blue stamps A8, BS. C8, Us and HS The annual manufactured nier- -' expire May 20. of New Yotk City is Sugar Book Fouri Xo 30 worth mote then $4,000,000 000 stamp t5 pounds! expires Minh 31, Xo. 40 tCanning) In the first 10 months of 1943, stamp expires February 28, 1945 the OPA issued ration cel tificates 18 No iBook One) for about 4.600 000 truck tins ShoesStamp ok Qi OWR "H" sub-meig- Sales of new nutomotnlis, men ti those holding previous rationtoday ing cet tificates, appealed ' NEW YORK MarOi 3 Coast Oil iru CM h t Jnk Cuiimi to he neat mg an uul until after mhoihI l.mk.ng aia - the war the nat Elfoitixe April 3) annoaiiied m i teur times 'lu jodu i Franc, s i MiuO.o' Sigui S i ith Rich ird A Paradis. OPA associate dealers will no lAnieru.ii. dmipoi g) pine specialist longer be aloued to add to the Don SI.Nu'i ot tin is i n tioipart- - m "le Rid. i'i m net pru c of new automobiles main-li- e tine and stoi .go ihatgis, show d M Sqiir- - ilodiii unilit federal peimissible March Aliet M die litiunt woiiuns world pn.l. .s. m d i h.m.i .on and n i epted invitations to represent h stai haie the feminine lontingent. (Mary lltidw.tk i. j mil' n gulal Lkaleis, said Mr Paradis, must either sell at the estab-li'heUPA filing price, which will include increment up to April 3D 1944 or thej may dispose of their stoi ks to the RFC at any i ni nl-- here-tofo- m 1 1 j lr u-- vTA Ufvl Lis ru.IIT POSTPONED HOLLYWOOD, March 3 ifl) Heavy rails ui.u.h have ieft the Hul!ywood baseball park half postpone-- , today forced ment of the Sammy Angott-Jua- n Zurita lightweight title fight from March 6 to March 8. Promoter Joe Lyni h ordered tarpaulin spread over the mine infield so the grounds would be dy by Wednesday. , Sales Of New Cars Stop For Duration i Meats, Fats, etc -- Stamps Y and Z (Book Three i expire M.trih 20 AS, B8 and C8 20 R MAfij -- Tennis Greats Play !For Red Cross Fund lolls d tune Announcement of this news was accepted as pointing to the fact that the bottom of the barrel has been reai bed insofar as new automobiles hi e i oiu orned Manufacture of automobiles in the United States ceased on February 1, 1942 on which date the total stoik of all makes amounted to 550,000 cars. 'mttemalcm sLL--a Men have read this icok (the Rible) in more than a thousand languages and dialects and have said with the Fiji Islanders, "I am in t there. Robert T. Taylor, secretary American Bible Society. - Dr. (jmm STESj" j H3 Post-W- or Make it of white or pale green or yellow lotion material appliclovers on que the big four-lea- f it in shades of green or in finely- patterned green calicoes or percales Of course the good-luc- k apron can be done in otner colors, but the gieen shadings are very cheerful and carry out the idea of four-lea- f clovers or the green custom which Compare prices? Why, yes it's a good can mean the difference between having enough fine food for your family, and having not quite enough! Here at Safeway, youll find prices consistently low. Low enough to make up that difference week in and week out. Make the test! Save at Safeway! shamioek! A bit more than of cloth will serve for the apron Use muslin, percale or unbleached y muslin for a practical apron organdie, smooth - surfaced cottons or linen for a dress-uhostess or tea apion. Aprons are in great demand these days and are rapidly coming up in the style ranks -- so many women want pretty aprons to protect their nice gowns when they serve dinner to guests that .prons of this sort are now known as "hostess aprons They make loved and ly gifts for the younger-se- t matrons! Give your engaged girl friend a four-lea- f clover apronand bring her luck m her new life. To obtain applique pattern and apron pattern for the Good-Luc- k Apron (Pattern No. 5614) send 15 cents in COIN, plus 1 cent postage, YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne 149 New Cabot, Herald-Journa- l, Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif. Unde Sam set the point value on these fine foods . . hajf-a-yar- d These items ere in btentifu! sunn tv work-a-da- newly-marrie- asiliam L. tlayton, above, lant secretary of commerce, I considered a leading candi-- e for the job of p,ost-wj plus property administrator, j recommended in the post-wnobilization and industrial reversion report submitted by ward M. Baruch, economic Kiser to War Mobilization Director Byrnes. ar P.MAN ar i Q. f) 50 THEY SAY KNIT-KN- the gravy and squeeze dry. Pick up the n in your fingers and tip the pjtawl to get the last spoonful, up ip grapefruit, ar Food Administrator Marvin nes. I shouldnt let you in secret but the boys on the had a poker game and I ,ht the winners on the so here is $1331 25. They ed the bond3 were a fine as they wouldn't be able ase them back. to L. C. Gobrecht 'aplain lurth War Loan officials. rhaps e JRNEB re-i- d, nt :,it to the men in the fighting ts, railway men and the men rucks have done the most g job in the war. And we t have to provide them with out-'din- ishment, amusement and mu-'- 4 keep them working. 'dliam M. Jeffers, president Pacific Railroad. wm "w- - ruyC 1 pat. orn herever imlin 'fd, I Compare SAfEWAVS LOW PRICE- S- Good Luck Apron Post? ar l,Sh ,r l) KS A Knitted dickies n bright colors are a new note to take the pluce of blouses with spring suits. . . plain grey, beige, navy and brown are favorites among spring suit colors. . . and lots of color Is coming to us by way of Mexico for summer clothes . . . chartreuse and red, parrot greens and canary, cactus pink and desert beige, brilliant blues and oranges are some of the colors we will see in startling combinations . . . lingerie fashions are coming out of Mexico, too . . . pale pina and pale blue batiste turns up in some very lovely handmade underthings. Have you had the Anne Cabot ALBUM for the winter of 1944? Its 32 pages contain designs for all sorts of warm sweaters, mittens, scarves, hats, vestees, as well as many gift designs. Price 15 cents per copy. AAEEXE vUirtk COFFEE COFFEE TEA ng canteens, i rest utals iselor s. recreation centers stations, assisting in the and serving as guide, and friend of the sol'General en h Marshall. if our losses were greater fight which the enemy car-- 1 from the Marshalls to Truk, have been repulsed and 'store we have won. w Adml. Chosei Ogasawara. jean "o CORN FLAKES Baptiste lamapck, scientist, stricken ill MACAMIX!ro. ... lb. 23c, zlb. 43c GIANT KELLOGG'S 13c 25c 12c I Lvll ft ,EG01 65c SLKKT WCEr:cv 2lb.pkg.Z0c SOAP Camy Toilet Soap BLEACH 10c KLEHZEHEr Giant Bars SET 2- Avocados 47c Fruit. LB. Lenses .. L-- Regular Size 20c 3 Bars hi II Carrots Tender, Parsnips Clip Top w Lb Grade Ileifer Beef Be vm LB. If r ftftA LB. LB. ZO' 4PA Odr (2) PICNIC HAMS Cudahys .LB. (6) RUMP ROAST A Grade. . . . CHOPS PORK (8) Grain Fed. HityMD me yPMC LB. LB. 37 a 253. BEANS (2) BEANS r rLed (1) 39 Ungraded CARROTS (10) ft ft DM ' DINETTE GRAHAMS CRACKERS NOT . ZTZ: 5ta SALTINE ...WEE n KING 1 p.nthou... WEAT EXPENSES FOR SIX MONTHS NOW. AMAZING HOW MUCH WE SAVE Si GETTING ALL OUR MEATS AND ITS AT SAFEWAY f ! AND GOOD! 1 I Ia o:.l6c 9 19 oz. IBs 28 o:. 14c 2lcl"' 16 oi. 14c RAISINS 12c . PRUNES !;r: 32 oz. pkg. 2Sc . RAISINS hl 45e Ss 33c (2) 8 oz. tkz. Sc CURRANTS YOU'VE CERTAINLY , given me an idea.mary THESES A SAFEWAY STORE US, TOO -- AND lA GOING TO CHANGE MY NEAR THEY RE CONSISTENTLY . SPINACH ... 33c ' A RECORD OF OUR . . m TOMATOES (4) EXTRAVAGANT'' IVE KEPT 4 ibs. 34c 3 cans 19s can 7c 3 for 25c 20 OZ. I I C 16 oz. 6c 28 oz. 12c 46 oz. 18c BEANS 2 lb. box 33c 88c 72c JUICER Julia Lee Wright's Enriched New Sandwich Bread, 20 oz. Loaf for 6Qc 14c Country Horn. Cream S. White or Golden. 20 Ot. Ulfail 33c 28c 25c 28c 4 lbs. 34c Fo: BEETS tr.r.Di.c'dor 31 24 TaU Cana 2.20 LB, r lb. 49c OZt 4 For 4 cans lb. MARGARINE SuBBybank .... lb. lb. MARGARINE, Trcco SHORTENING LL01 3 lbs. 3 lbs. SHORTENING, 1 Ann 4 lbs. kHnil1 Iupnetcd 3) BAKERY VALUES By y2lb.2lc Cherub Top Quality CATSUP A POT ROAST 10 17-o- z. s- - tZ'S? T POTATOES PRODUCE 1 PJiLiX umu. Assorted RUN lb. 8c or UlLLJL lb. 48c S' IJi. M odium size. I ftlCECC hnfu Ilmento CHEESES 40c New Cabbage J ivin 9c B2 oi. 1, solid 100 lb. Bajf KussHs U. S. No. 2 10 lb. Mesh Bag U. S. No, 1 Ruisets 10 lb. Menh Bag U. S. No. 1 BIim PRICES SUB1ECT TO DAILY MARKET CHANGES GUARANTEED MEAT (5) LUNCH MEAT A - Yams SOAP Pure Pork. TAKE -- KSki" .5 lbs. 30c 5 lbs. 12 01. 35c Libbys PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT ,39e -." ay Man 2 tall ctns. 9c 3 bars 27c 3 pkgs. 25c TEXAS, Sweet, Juicy Pink Meats SOAP (4) PORK SAUSAGE MA-sOO- MUNCH- ORANGES sioS,,i',Ju:cy ... 5 LBS. 45c The Better Bleach Quart ., I6oz.20c 37c 1 2 oz. 35c Z. . c Oft laUfJ US SUNBRJTE. ,Ts-.,13- 1 THRIFTY FAMILY ! 20c Lean, meaty WITH ITS 50 SOAP FARM-FRES- H Bars (4) 'SHORT RIBS WHITE PELICAN, WAA FLOUR. CLEANSER 28c TOMATO W dark Paris attic. BLOSSOM Ik. can 21c Salmon Zr.0 the Piece w BAffUl DA 11 Eastern Mild Cure LB. Z0 Fresh Ground (6) CDAimh ftA LB. Z0r Lean Beef (4) PORK ROAST (6) CORNED BEEF Boston Butt. . . LB. 34 Cherry Red "h'LE IN THE ARMY, BECAME AN -- XPERT ON THE SCIENCE OF WEATHER "Y STUDYING CLOUDS THROUGH THE SKYLIGHT ABOVE HIS HEAD, HE LAY BEDRIDDEN IN A HARVEST a.. 5 SARDINES 16 oz. 17c SALT, Mertons . . 26 oz. pkg. 9c SILK, Toilet Tissue . . 4 rolls 15c 4 rolls 20c TISSUE 2 for 25c POP SOAP S" SHREDDED WHEAT Palmolive " SALMON ft ft large pkg. 23c 50 lbs. 2.09 MARMALADE i0 For Rationed Values fcWV RGE PKG BEVERLY 3 21c pkg. 4c FOR COOKIES DELICIOUS GLORY MORNING REAL ROAST (7) nch lb, 33c lb. 20c CALUMET Crystal White conference North Logan was held Sunday under direction of Bishop Victor E. Israelson. A special officers meeting was held Sunday afternoon where reports were made. Remarks were made by the visiting authorities. At the reevening session, Leo Krebs, a cently returned missionary from Texas, gave a good report of his travels as an LDS missionary. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra J. Palmer are spending the month at Shelley and Rexburg, Idaho. . set the cash the over Never ceiling price, of prices! course, and surprisingly often well below it. The regular Safeway customer saves money every week in the year! 19c ID. J3T f)0 ZvC M OVALTIHE BUT- - Safeway IT BISQUICK Reporter ward PACK MIRACLE WHIP White Magic North Logan News VACUUM DRIP OR REGULAR BEANS MRS. C. A. NYMAN American troops are the Red Cross is there the wounded and oner-- g EDWARDS a HABITS ! ConsUtent buying at Safeway Sava; Money! The Safeway plan is to give yoja the very best value for your money, in all kinds of food! Start the Safeway habit this week! Yo . SMEMY 6 Pitch, run, score, slide, tie.- - |