The Evening herald., February 20, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

! FRIDAY, FED. 20, 102G
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EVENING HERAM), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAOETttKEB
Buy Your
GOLDEN CRUST
, BREAD "
At the folowing stores:
KjUU Urocwy, UOI .MiiIii HI.
Hftlrvlmv (Iracrry, t'pliiiiu null
Hancmnt Hm.
HouxUin rtivlM, Main mitt
Uluhlli Him.
....', . .;
Hurry i'unli (Jiimci'V, 112 1 nlnlii
Jm'kimn'a lroeer'. HIS."! H.
BUl li W.
I. H. ,lAnvU, H'2.I H. K Ht. "
Lincoln Market, 210 MhIii HI.
Miller1 MrW, HON Mnlii HI.
lUvcinlilo (Jrowiy
Hnnllnry Murkcl, ,701 Miiln HI.
HlnUUr' Market, 1,1:141 Main
WUIto Grocery, IIJM KLiJit Hi.
(Ail dm Vust llrcml In also
Tiui Miunluill Jlmmo
The Wlillc Lunch
Klamath
Bakery
FORECLOSURES TO
v BE FEW THIS. YEAR
Fnrelfiuunia on lAml bociluno -of J
delinquent una will not l) punk-1
d hard thla yor owing to lh fact ,
lht tho city hit nut aufflrloni fund j
to protect Ibolr equity by absorbing '
too liens of llio bounty, city Record- j
or Uvm U (laithnici'tt ld today. In- i
tmd presaur will be brought to ;
.boar upon the properly holders to !
pay their delinquent tnxna and get
their property In good sionfflnu
again. '
' Mr. flnghngon flt Hint Inasmuch ;
n tho town la prosperous Hint i
there will be a tendency Hil year j
to meat ninny of the Hons held I
gainst properly by the rliy end j
county. I
WILLIAMS' HEARING
U SET FOR TOMORROW
Whether or not there In aufflcient
ovldonca to hind J. Williams, rhnrg
d with larceny In n warehouse,
?TtT to tho grand Jury, M ill be do
ermlned tomorrow morning by Jut
Mr of the Peace It.' I Hmmnker
who will preside nt hie homo t a
hearing given William. William
' wag arreated with two otbore and
churned with atoullng uutomoblle
tlret and accessories from the V. I).
Mlllor building ou aoutb Blxlh afreet.
liaMWaat btt&ltWBUfaia&IA
The First Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
bantrord & Co.
t 1 "a26 MAIN STREET , ,
Phone 34 . i l .1 Phone 64 'Qltyiy'
Phone 64
The Largest Strictly Casti
Store in Klamath County
u,
Service
V V-
We maintain and operate, our own in
dividual delivery, system All orders
amounting to $2.00 or more will be
delivered free of delivery charge.
f
We guarantee all merchandise deliv
ered by us to bo placed in your home
in the same good condition as it left
our store. ; ; ? .
You can phone us your order and pay
our deliveryman at your home--you
will receive the same quality of merch
andise as if you selected it in our store
wtj'want our service to serve you. ;
Compare the service we give with the
service offered you elsewhere. . .
Our Service Is Free
Compare These Prices
Large can Rex lye
Large can Sai-flu3h ....
6 bars Cream Oil soap ..
Ci jstal White soap
Large package white King
washing machine soap ....
12 oz. can Schilling's bk. pw.
2-i lb. can Schilling's
baking powder;
5 lb. can Schillings
baking powder .........
Large can fancy std. tomatoes
Sunkist fancy peas
Large can fancy dill pickles ..
Campbell's soup, any kind ......
Large can Van Camps hominy
Med. Varl Camps pork & beans
Fancy Creamery butter, lb. ....
10 lb. sack pure cane sugar .
25 lb. sack pure cane sugar
100 lb. sack pure cane sugar '
10c
25 c
45c
4 c
45c
35c
$1.05
$2.00
15c
25c
25 c
10c
15c
10c
43 c
80c
$2.00
$7.30
Free Delivery Service
Price
The price we ask you to pay for mer
chandise is based on our cost plus
handling cost and a small and reason
able profit. .
When we place a selling price on our
merchandise based as above stated
we do not change that price until
the market changes.
By comparison you will notice we ,
never sell merchandise at a given price
one day or week and then raise the
price on the same merchandise the
next day or week we have one price
for all our customers. . :---
Compare the price asked you by mail
order houses or other merchants with
our price . fil-
We originate low prices
a
u2aE3wa
'SSI
TO OI'KX H1IOI
' Mia Clara Cnlklna and Mliia Mar
garet Worden will open a mllllnory
a bop and bahy'a wearing apparel
and glftory within tho coming fort
night. The young women will nnvo
apace In Ilnrnharl'a ahop In the Mc
Carthy building. 1
Fisher's Famous Blend Scones will be given to every one Saturday and Monday at
SANTFORD & COMPANY- We want every one in town to have a scone made in an electric
oven right before your eyes. They are FREE to every one Full of Butter and Jam " ": :
Mainly About People
a.
Tho WoaUiop .
; The Cyclo-8tormgrnph nl Under
wood's Pharmacy aliowa that anoth
er"atiorm area" aurrouuda ua and
the barotnotrlo preiauro la quite low.'
,j Korocaat for next 24 ltoura: .
Jlaln with brink wludH and mod
ernto temporaturea.
; The.Tycoa rocordlng thormomoter
feglatered maxfmiim and minimum
temperature, toduy ax follows:
High 46 Low .....35
H. Weather Tlepoi-t
'Oregon: Raln tonight nnd 8nt
Ordnf, 'moderato tomporatitiHi. Mod
ortrte to atroug .aouthoasterly palos
along the const.
lom Onlton Itonch .
' Mr. nnd Mrai W., o. Dalton arriv
ed In Klamath Falls lust night from
tho Dalton ranch to Bpondi a ,lv or
0 hero -ylaltliig frlonds.
Down From l"ort KUiiwth
On on'o of tliolr frequent lint brief
buslnesa trips R.' K. Gordon) and
Ooorgo Hoyt both of Fort Klnmuth
and both ownora or largo ranches
In the upper Klamath linsln terri
tory are In town today. Thoy atop
pod t the Hull hotel lust night.
CniiUr 1U
John Dixon, R. P. D. poatnl car
rier,' li still conflnod to 'his homo
with a aevore cold which he lies'
boon suffering tor tho past month,
Roods linprovliiir
According to R. E. Chndwlck of
thrf Western Ilond nnd Mortga'go
company, who Is In tho city for sev
eral days on business, the roads
ovor (ho Klumoth Falls-Aahlnnd
highway ore bettor thnn they have
boon since the enrly part of Janu
ary. Chndwlck motored over earl
thla morning. ,. ,
White Pelican Theatre
, Th Picture tlouge for You nnd Your Family
,; Three-Feature Program Tonight
rCOME AND GET ME"
-1 'A, W!e-B-tern. Special
"THE FORTIETH DOOR"
Chapter One of the Best .Serial of the Year
.:. ., . - . and . i
! "THE DARLING. OF THE RICH"
Admission-10, & 25c Matinee eveiy Sun.,. 5 & 20c
Here Overuljilit ,,
Mr. and Mrs. D. IT. llultls of
Wod were over night visitors In
the city, gucBta In the White I'cll
oan hotel. 1 - - ,
l'roill llrlllsli Oiluniliin
II. II. ILourd Is a busltiess visitor
In tho city from Albosslo, British
Columbia, a guost la. tho White
Pollenu hotol. ;
Here Ou HuhIucss
W. H. flmlthpoter of Modford hns
returned to Klnmnth Kail .whore he
will spend a week transacting busi
ness with city fiiuns. :
Ih Molny Kiitortnlns
Mombors of the Do Molny organi
sation will , entertain for tholr
frlonds nnd guests this evening In
tho Minsonlc templo. TJie dance has
boen looked forward to by n largo
number of the younger sot, 1 Patrons
nnd patronesses fnr the affair nro
members of the Mnsonlo lodgo.
Klimuith Hi Wins '
The Klnmnth high school quintet
turned the tables on the Pollcnn
City club .men Inst night when they
returned to Klamath Falls with tho
bnskotbnll victory under . their arm.
Final score was Klnmnth 27; Peli
cans 2 5. Apparently evenly match
ed the two loams fought during the
entire four qunrtora nd not until
the last minute of piny, when the
Klnmnth mem shot a flold basket,
did the game decide Itself. Tho' bas
ketball game was followed by an In
vitational dance t which a large
numbor of Klamath Falls residents
were, guests.
GROUP
... SpnmodlcCrouplnfrquMly
' ' rnlUved by one application of
Real estate men of Klamath
Falls will meet tonight In the White
Pollcan hotel. It 'was erroneously
reported as last night, however
members will gathor In the Electric
Grille room to discuss organization.
Returns To Ijikcvlcn
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jetmoro re
turned to Lakoviow yesterday nfter
spending several days in Klamath
Falls. Jotmore was called to the
city In the Interests of the Sulllynn
trial ln4 tho Erlckson murder case.
FYotu my
, James Qlvnns of Dly was among
the out of town visitors In the city
yesterday. According to Givnns.
tho roads In that district are bad i
and practically Impassublo.
Return Ftrom lortlnnt
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Epperson and
son, George and Mrs. C. B. Browne,
who accompanied them, have , returned-
from a short business and
pleasure trip which took them to
Portland. They arrived In the city
last night.
Choral Club ,
Members of tho Methodist church
Choral Club will entertain tonight
with a concert in the Methodist
church at 7:30 p. m. The general
public Is invited to attend the concert.
From- lost River
W D. "'Buck" Williams, owner
of a ranch near Tnisay and his fore
man, Ernest ''Pinkey" Paddock
spent the day In the city from Lost
River where they have been for the
past winter feeding their cattle.
From Oopco .
Alfonso A. Sanchez and M. L.
Mia In of Copco, California, are stop
ping In the city for several days,
Interested In business conditions.
n
Petty Officer Here '
Nelson Hall, first class petty offU
cer of the submarine S-32, Is in the
city for a 30 days furlough' visiting
with hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Hall of Mills Addition. Follow
ing his leave here in the city Hall
Vlll accompany his submarine Vlor'
ilia which leaves April 3 for China
where he expects to remain for two
years' relieving other beats In Asia
tic waters. . v.vs
(Additional Ililefs On Pago Five) V
From Fort KIniuntli
C. V. Loosley, - Fort Klamath
rancher was among tho business
I visitors to stop in Klamath Falls
yesterday.
Ituiiso .Gunt
Miss Lorotln Konop of Mcdford
Is In the city to spend , month as
the house guest of Miss Alicia
Davenport.
Lcmves For Soul It
Homer Cummings loft this mora
ine for northern. California where
he will spend several days visiting
with friends and relatives and
transacting business.
AtJk LIBERTY
"The Liberty Has the Pictures"
"Romance and Rustlers"
with the world'g"champion -cowboy A
YAKIMA CANUTT
in the leading role. A fast action, snappy
western stoiy. ,
. SUNDAY ONLY,
r ..T.: "DESIRE"
A story of life with a theme as old as the ages.
.; A remarkable cast of big stars portray ;
; , ' ; the various roles. . . ' , I
I Coming next week: "JANICE MEREDITH"
MMlIMMalin2M Ml IL
L A ST TIM ES TON IGHT:
RICHARD DIX '
:- '! ' in v
"A MAN MUST LIVE"
and ; . '
WILL ROGERS in
"GEE WIZ GENEVIEVE"
and
AMATE.UR NIGHT
TOMORROW ONLY
WM. DESMOND in -"THE
MEASURE OF A MAN"
And the great pine
Broadway lost one uyWs f woods found a MAN
of Its Gilded Fools . .M LVw-J1?
V NAPORUB
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