emetto $
Sunday at
The Churches
Saturday Bargains
in Groceries
Trinity Episcopal Church
ams la a living pioneer. In bar
early visits to tba city, aba saw it
as a beautiful bappy place; but
later she saw the oppolste side of
It— a dirty, u^ly place where
poor people lira . And thia is
Jiist the place aba chose to live.
Learn more of bar next Bunday
as Ruth Parsons tells the lesson.
Klamath Falls— Postal receipts
K lam ath Falls— Wood River
fo r eeven. months gain XX per cent stockmen expect to «11 8080,Ö8»
over last year.
worth o f eattle.
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New Oregon settlers Invested
Klamath Falls— Black Butts
telegraph line. 65 miles long, la ,326,000 In Oregon farfne during
July.
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Shout completed.
Vicar the Rev. P. K . Hammond
1
H oly communion at 8 a. m.
8 8 8
5
Church School at 9:46. Morning P in t. O in rd » o f Chlet, Sclm tist 1
Pioneer Ave, South— Sunday *
Service and sermon at 11. No eve
ning service Everyone cordially morning service a t 11 o’clock. y
welcome
Subject "Christ Jesus.” ’ Sunday
8 8 8
school at 10 a. m. Wednesday 1
evening'service at 8 o’clock. Read
ing room open, from 1 to 5 e x - p
cept Sundays and holidays. T h e » ’
public Is cordially welcomed to 1
these services.
AT THE
Plaza Grocery
PURE EXTRACTED HONEY
(NEW CROP)
5 Pound P a il........
, . . . . . . . .6!
10 Pound P a i l ......................... .$ L
Indespensable
For the "Snack" or the Fu ll Meal
B RE AD
Sandwiches, bread-and-butter, Jelly spreads between
nV depend upon rood bread as an tagiedlent.
GIVE THÉ KIDDIE8
Franklin’s Superior Bread
8 8 8
Lutheran Church
Ac Often Ab They W ant It.
H . H . Young, Pastor
Special notice Is called to the ’
Lutheran Mission Festival which J
w ill be celebrated on the grounds
of the Old Norm al school south
of Ashland. There w ill be servic
es In the morning and afternoon.
Divine worship a t X p. ns. Lunch i
will be served on the grounds a t
i noon. The public la cordially in
vited to these services. Lunch
, free. The home pastor w ill con
duct the morning services. The
; Rev*. O. W . Hoffmann of Klam -
1 ath Palls w ill conduct the after
noon service. A quartette w ill
■ render a selection at both serv’c-
BI-A-CAN ASPARAGUS
■ 2 Cans 35c
CERTO (Sure Jell)
Per B ottle 25c
UMECO—The Best Butter
Substitute
3 Pounds 80c
Oue of the artists w ith SeUa-Floto
Circus Medford tomorrow
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
8 8 8
Baptist Church
CAMPBELL TOMATO SOUP
3 Cans 25c
w ! Sf M
Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor
Sabbath school. 9:45.; preach-
Ingr 11:00: B- T . P. U.. 7:00;
preaching 8:00 and' prayer meet
ing Wed. 8,: 00 p. m.
TRI I RAKF, Craham Crackers
' 41-2 Pounds 75c
Saturday and Monday
FANCY SWEET POTATOES
- 4 Pounds 30c
SPECIALS
FANCY AVALON NABISCO
Fry’® Wild Ròse, lb.. 47c Mill Bon, per sadk. .$1-50
Frye’® Medium* Weight Boiled Barley, tfr 8 k . $1.30
Egg Producer, pr 8k $2*66
Scratch Food, pr Sk $2.65
Cracked Corn, pr 8 k .$2.40
Fresh Standard®, Dozen Developing Mash, Sk $2.88
PLAZA GROCERY
61 N- Main S t
Nehalem— Local telephone com-
Reedsport— Construction beginn
pany extends lines up Salmonberry on Winchester Bay sectidn of the
to Mayo camp.
Roosevelt highway.
CORN
TOMATOES
FLAKES
Extra Fine Grade, A fl
peri box ..............
MANY MORE ARTICLES PRICED IN OUR WIN
DOWS - STOP AND LOOK THEM OVER
HARDY
WE DELIVER FREE IN CITY LIMITS
Every mother want® her children to be healthy and happy. The ®ure way i® “ Pure, Appetizing,
Wholesome Food.’’ Buy where you are sure the quality never varie®. You out depend on the food
you buy at 20th CENTURY Dependable Grocer®. Send the Kiddie® to our store® and you will find our
treatment of the little folks as depèndable a® our food®.
Querings Saturday and Monday August 28B» w d 30fh
KELLOGG’’ CORN FLAKES, 3 pkgs
cream
’’ MILK * ’—“ The nenrt?Ht to fresh
Tall cans, 3 fo r.................................... 29c
PEANUT BUTTER, in «bulk—“ IP® wholesome’’—
The children like peanut butter sandwiches better
than any other kind. Pound, 20c; two pounds. .39c
V AN CAMPS” BEANS—Hearty, liealtbfpl, tempi
ng and economical too—The “ Big” tina 3 for. .26c
PURE LARD, in bulk, freshly rendered.
Many
mothers say there is nothing that takes the place of
lard—3 pounds........... .................................... ■ ■ ■ ■ -67c
“ WESSON” OIL—For frying and baking as well as
making mayonnaise—quart_CM^jj22j2222i-LLLiiff?
Saturday Specials
AT ->
Herbert’s Grocery
19 E. MAIN
“ SNOWDRIFT”—A highly refined, purely vege
table shortening—4 pound can............................. 91c
LARGE CITRUS POWÛÉR,
CORN MEAL,Freshly milled,
CREAM ROLLED OATS, 9 lb. sack
RAISINS—Unbleached seedless Thompson®,
31b. package ............................... ......................
MAOARONI, in bulk, curve out, cooked with cheese
makes a very nourishing dish. 3 lbs................. -25c
FULL CREAM CHEESE—“ Armour’s Veribest
pound ................................. ............ ...................... .
“ P. and O.“ WHITE NAPTHA SO A P-A really
competent cleanser, 10 bar®.. . . .
. . . . ............$7«
“ S- O. S.” —Small pads of steel wool saturated with
a cleansing soap especially prepared for scouring
cooking utensils—6 pads in a package—pkg— 20c
20th CENTURY BROOMS-1 6 sew if’ - medium
weight, yet strong. Made from only the highest
grade broom com—Each
.$S>
“ IVORY SOAP” Guest («5c size), Carton of 12
bars •• ....................• ......... .....................................
AND
2 bars 10c size, IVORY SOAP. . . . . . . . . . . . . ,F
FLOUR—Kerr’s Best Patent-49 lb. s a c k .... H U I
FLOUR—Crown or Sperry’®, 49 lb. sack
ONIONS—Onions, while they last, 5 lb®.
12 Bars W h i t e Large bar Castile
Wonder Soap and T o ilet S o a p . .10c
“Over X,000,000 cups consumed «very mouth by
XOth Century Patrons”— Direct from our R o u te r
to you Insures Fresh Coffee, always, at low prices.
one large bar Bo Fresh G i n g e r
rax Soap ........ 50c Snaps, 2 lb s ... 35c
* *
Two. bars Citrus Quart Mason Jars
Soap and one box Dozen ........ $1.00
i
Citrus Pow
Jelly Glasses, Per
der .. ; ...30c
Dozen . . . . . . '45c
WE HAVE ANOTHER LOT OF DISHES AND
WHILE THEY LAST WILL SELL AT THE
' SAMS PRICES AS LAST SATURDAY
Dependable Grocers