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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1919)
' Mn,nAY, NOVKHUKn 14, IQIi THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOH " 5 ASKS WAR MOTHERS TO SPONSOR PARDONS Palace Market FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY The only market in the city operating its own cold storage sys tem for the proper handling of fresh and cured meats. & h 8 HI 01 "S W PI n u m SPECIAL rKlLijfcj FOR SATUR AH meats sold at this shop arc guaranteed to be the best of quality. DAY S m m E3 FS CI -.,;. - riiuii. "SfesL B I Nice Juicy Cuts from I BG SPECIAL ON Klamath County Beef FANCY VEAL PRIME RIB ROAST CHOICE LEG ROASTS Rolled 30c ' 28c FANCY SHOULDER' CHOICE SHOULDER ROASTS ROASTS 18c to 23c t i8c to 20c NICE, JUICY FORE Shoulder Veal Cutlets.. ..20c ROUND STEAKS FANCY RUMP ROASTS 24c 25c NICE, JUICY CUTS BREAST OF VEAL AND FOR BOILING VEAL STEW 14c to 18c 15c " YEARLING MUTTON EASTERANDLYMPIA Fancy Loin and Rib YSTS?!,AYS Chops 30c ON HAND Choice Shoulder Chops..22c CHICKENS Nice, Juicy Shoulder For your Sunday Dinner Roasts 20c Hens, per lb 30c Mutton Stew 14c Springers, per lb 35c m H m 3 is m BS m m m We slice FIDELITY HAMS, strictly an Eastern Product, U. S. Inspection No. 141. Klamath Packing Co. 'i. 524 MAIN ST. PHONE 68 Mrs. John V. Llnscotf, presi dent of the lMnolla. l'la.. Wur Mothers' Ohaptor. wants her na tional organization to sponsor a. resolution asking pardon for every U. 8. soldlor now serving a courttnartial sontonco In European prisons or at homo. She had (our sonata tho war. Bbe now wears one cold star. t" .". VOICES WOMAN'S IDEAS DAT ROUND TABLE . ev A andhroths. Their difTcroncc lies A in their fresh flavored goodness. I They arc delightfully crisp, satis- fyirif? and daintily salted. Sold fresh everywhere by grocers. 1 Don't ask for Crackers L. Pacific , nl Co"" BfiS"sw say Snow Flakes Mm mimit HM'W I JUST RECEIVED I mie- Mlss Lillian "Wald of Now York", leader In sutlrago affairs, Is one ot ho few women to sit In .at the Round Tablo Industrial Confer ence. Bhe was namod to the placo when Carrie Chapman Catt, na tional sullraget, could not attend. Sho Is seated In tho "Public" Croup. 'j t -?- HORSEBACK WEDDING UNITED THIS COUPLE CLYDE PARK, Mont., Nov. 14. Parrls N. Crane of the United LINE OF Chase Auto Robes PRICED $9.00 TO $35.00 See them to appreciate their worth. Just what you want for that Xmas present. Central Garage 420 Klamath Avenue gM$.j.HMt..HMMM.MM.HM. ll iff fr mk States forest servlco and Miss Lucille Menger wore married on horseback here recently, all parties to tho ceremony being mounted. Justice of the Peace F. M. Douglas performed the ceremony and as the service making them man and wife was concluded, the bride and groom shook hando with the justice and the spectators and galloped away to Crane's cabin in the hills. They will spend their honeymoon In tho Crazy mountains, where Crans watches for forest fires and patrols the forest. Best yet. Herald Want Ads. C0UXTV THKAKUHKK'S NOTIOK Notice is horoby given that thore aro funds In tho county treasury for tho redemption of Klamnth County general fund warrants protostod (prcsontuil for pnymont but not Paid for tho wnnt of funds) on or beforo Sept. 2, 1913. No. 30701 Protpntod Sept. 3, 1913, Intorest on samo will coaso from date. Dated nt Klnmath Falls, Oregon, this 12 day 11 f Novombor, A D. 1919. (J. K. VAN RIPER, 12-Gt County Troasuror. Burety bonds wnllo you wait ChU U & Smith. B-tf A.F.Graham I c General I Concrete I . Construction H Shasta Sand Used I Exclusively H NATIONAL G.O.P. BACKS BUGBEE IN N, J, The national Republican prgan liatlon 1 backing ,thla man In his raca as governor of New Jersey. President Wilson's state. He is Newton A. K. Bugbee, candidate on the Republican ticket. Nation al Chairman Will Hays .hacked New York Republicans to 'Tend, a helping hand."' ' MISSIONARY. KAP HONOLULU, T. H Oct. 3, (By May.) William Kahalo,, born on tho island, .of Hawaii April d, isau, the year tho first Missionaries from Boston arrived, died nero. recently, agod OB. !T Mrs. 10. C. Drury, wlfo of tho now Promler of Ontario, declares she has boon so busy' raising a family of llvo children anu auonuum 10 uer duties as a farmer's wlfo that sho has "hood no tlmo to glvo attontlon to politics or .to any so-called wom an's movements. High Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes MADE TO ORDER FINEST MATERIALS BEST OF WORKMANSHIP LATEST STYLES PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED, Prioas.MO f err reasonable Yamx laspscttoa iarttcd Chas. J. Cizek; MEROBANT.TAILOB Blf) Mala St. PORTLAND CHIMNEY SWEEPS Will bo hero this week. Those wishing to havo their flues cleaned call phono 47. Satisfaction guaran teed. Keep your flues clean and protect your homo from flro. The other stores are having a National "BLOUSE WEEK" 4 1 Now let's you and I have a week and call it Perkins Trade Week s As I told you a few weeks ago, my initials are J. T., and the T stands for trade. I need some folding beds. If you have one, tell Perkins. i Perkins r. ' Furniture House 'The Furnisher of Happy Homes" 120 NORTH SIXTH STREET y v r it 1 rit t ( I 5. R m ', H A k 1.1 ' r 15 B '& T . Si I -Mi I 'lf i'.iUf JMii-CjLakiifl-. j ?.-i i. '. ri. Jiti-fr -j&f.fu.A . i .v a&iwr m'x'k wmEL