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FKIDAY, FE1J. 20, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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- Have You Tried Stoned Meats
fThe best fresh meats in town sold chaeper at STONE'S new market. Why. help pay
J for big Credit and Delivery, expense?. STONE'JS will save you money on good meats. (I
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i i wy ,ui lur your next mem oraer ai tco main oireei.
ROASTS, Choice inr
3 Pot Roasts, lb
1 HAMS, Swift's Premuim
I Hams, whole or 33 C
ri half, per pound
ROASTS, Prime Rib j 5 Q
Standing, per pound
III HUH. HI IHIIIBMIWIIHI.il Illl.ll
BACKS, Armour's 25 c
Loin Backs, per lb '
STEAKS, Round Qq
and Sirloin( per lb.
BOILING Meat
per pound
10c i
) GROCERIES Two Locations 423 Main Street and 717 Main Street, Klamath Falls
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r TALL SEGO MILK $
1 Keguiar iuc value,
sat STONE'S 22c
I 3 for
" TOMATO SOUP
) Campbell's, regular
a size cans, , 25 C
E'3 for
mwmmmmmmamammMamvam 9
I F. G. F. PEACHES
1 No. 2VL- cans finest
fruit, 2
j cans for
i STONE'S COFFEE
I Every pound guar
a anted, 3 $1,29
pounds
55c
TENDER PEAS
Medium size No. 2,
cans, 2 for 35 C
PORK & BEANS
Van Camp's regular
15c size, 1QC
for only
PINEAPPLE
No. 2Vi cans broken
slices, 2 for 55 C
CIGARETTES
Camels, and Lucky
Strikes, C h e s ter
fields, Per Jl19
carton
FLOUR
Kerr's Hard Wheat
49 lb sack $2.45
Compare the pries
HOT SAUCE
Tomato Hot Sauca,
one dozen 75 C
cans, for
m'.'fV'aprTdts
No. 2VL'- cans 53 C
in syrup, 2 .
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Star and Horseshoe,
1 pound 70c
package
OLEOMAR.
GARINE
Every pound guar
anteed, 3 79 c
pounds
Gertrude's
Early Spring
Millinery
Issues the Call to the
Women of Klamatii Falls
Saturday,
February 21st
YACHT CLUB
CORN
No. 2 can, Extra
fancy corn 45c
2 for
PIPE-TOBACCO
Prince Albert 25
2 for
Tuxedo
per, can
C
10c Ij
YOU CAN SAVE MOST BY PAYING CASH AT STONE'S
423 MAIN STREET
Next to Owl Cafe
(Store and Meat Market)
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717 MAIN STREET .
Across the Street from
,Pino Tree Theatre
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Courteous, Helpful, Store Service to every member of the family...
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Hundreds of the seasons new
est hats from the lands most
. exclusive designers modest
ly priced. ., The Spring colors
are Thistle Bloom, Indian
Orange, Alcazar, Pablo, Cas
tilian, Tenapin, Crabapple
and Oak.
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sasaammss BREVITIES
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MHMiil1niliii wmiiBiwiinJ am m
New Sprieg
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Raise Quarantine
With two negative cultures from
his throat received frcar the state
board of health laboratory. Edwin
Denlff of 424 south .Eleventh street
was allowed to bo raised from quar
antine wh'ch he has been under for
tha past few weeks far diphtheria.
ROAD COMMISSION
TO DECIDE STATE i
HIGHWAY LOCATION
AntolKt Fined
Justice of the Peace R E. Han
saker fined C. , H. Weils $15 and
costs yesterday on charges of Coun
ty Traffic Officer Kntiwles who
Bwore out a' complaint against Wells When the state highway commte-
W!?.'?8' J??l!I,w,lJilt',0?.;!!0t;l February 26, a ques
; . ' ' . ; tl si" of extreme importance to real-
Leave for Sooth den's, of Branrsa, Beatty; Langell
Mr. and Sire. J. P. Brett loft t'ais alley. Yonna valley 'and Dairy will
morning for San Francisco, In com- e definitely settled, it was learned
pany with their son Doran, where "ere today.
the latter will submit to an opera
tion for the removal of a needle
from his knee...'.- .. , . , '- .'
.Rf -nsor.ably
' Priced for
, Immediate
Sale
Reasonably
Priced for
Immediate
Sale
From Modoc Point ,
Willam oJnah of Modoc Point
while in town on business today,
n; subpoenaed as 'a witness In the
caso of Frank E. White to ibe heard
on February 25 'before Justice of
the iPeace R. E. Hunsaker. White
Is charged with larceny 'by bailee.'
From I.angcll Valley '
Mrs. Walter Tompkins is a Klam
ath Falls visitor in the city, com
ing In thl3 morning and stopping i routed frcrn Dairy, It was said. But
Tha question will be whether th
Klamath . Falls-ILakertew hlghwaj
will be routed from Dairy direct to
Beatty or from Dairy to Bonanza to
Bwtty. ,
Bestty w'H obviously be tbc lows
through which the highway Will 'le.
race to Speak ,' ('
The Rev. Arthur L. Rice' left
early this afternoon for Bonintn.
where he addressed thf memb?;s of
the Parent-Teachers association In
the Bonanza school on , tlie subject
of George Washington. A Wash
ington program was held folio vlag
the address by Rev. Rice, by puplla
of the school.
over night. Mrs. Tompkins is from whether the highway will go d!rec.t
Langell Valley and took advantsgo frcu E'alry to Beatty or froin Dafrj
or the momentary slack of the bad to Bonanza and then to Beatty, 14
weather to come into the city for yet to be decided. It was said, '
spring shopping. j I jiat year, the state highway com-
j mission dee'ded that the highway
Entertains at Dinner - 'Should be routed through Boninia.
Mrs. Belle Martin Is entertaining . On the strength of that decision, the
for a number of guests at dinner . road was extended from' Dairy to
this evening. Covers will be laid for Beatty and macadamized. .
eleven.
New Manager
Working as relief manager for
A. C. Dlmock, Vic Carlson of the
Western Union station in Salem is I money expended In the construction
A contention has been brought to
the sttent'on of the commission that
if the highway were routed direct
from Dairy to Beatty that the state
would, be Bavcd money despite the
- NEW PETER PAN SWEATERS
CDur third express shipment of the very
nlatest Spring Sweaters arrived today. ...
yRayon Silk and Wool Sweaters with long or
(short sleeves. . All the Bright' Colors , in
this lot. ......'
$250 to $8.50
ANOTHER EXPRESS SHIPMENT OF
SPRING HATS
r- $5.00
Some clever designing represented in this
' ':' lot. Many the equal of $7.50 hats
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NEW NOVELTY BELTS
50c to $1.00
NVedium and wide widths; Something de
i ' cidedly different, v " j. '
SPORT SKIRTS ARE RIGHT
Very necessary with the new Peter Pan
Sweaters. Special lot of Wool Pleated
Crepes in Tan or Brown.' '
$4.48 to $7.50
GUN METAL CHIFFON HOSE
, ; $i.95
Either Kayser or Holeproof Make
Very sheer and decidedly clear and free
from; imperfections. Also a darker shade
. khown as Graphite
FLANNEL SPORT DRESSES
$10.00
Made of All-Wool French Flannel and
styled clever enough to compare with $15
and $18 styles. This is an unusual offering.
Receipts Ready
Hocjipts tor 1925 of the1 Klam
ath Sportsmen's association may.be
obtained at The Smoke at any time
according to announcement made
yesterday. They nvjy also be ob
tained tv- attending a meeting of the
p.iroclatlon on March 16. The fol
low'ng mem are eligible: J. M.
Word. W. .J. Burgess Harry B.
Howard, Hugh Mlonerney, Harry
Mes?ner, C. H. Barnstabl.i, Q- W.
N'tschelm, Harry Prather, C. C.
Kelly, C. S. Montelius, Frank E.
Swift, Walter Snibley, Harry Poole,
Hans Chrlstonson, Harry 'Banm,
Roscoe Sargent, Everett Harden
brook. Ernest Nltschelm. J. A. Doh
orty, L. D. Gass, C. C. Johnson, J. F.
Bryant. Charles Baalo. Carl Colvln,
E. F. Duftey, W. W. Danart, A. V.
Humphrey, Guy M. SHterlee, Marlom
Barnes. Oliver Splker, Mark How
ard and C. & Piper.
In the city for three waeks, while
I Dlmock Is on his vacation In Port
land. Carlson is a student of Wil
lamette University, but will work as
relief operator in the Pacific 13-
of a stretch cf road from Dairy .to
Bonanza. It has been held that the
Da'ry-Beatty route is shorter by six
miles th'im the highway routed by
Bonanza and also that highway con-
trict of the Western Union, during j structton would be easier from Dairy
the spring term.
To Visit In Medford
Mtss Nina Nltschelm. employed
to Beatty than from Bonanza to
Beatty. It was stated that the hlgh
woy would have s'x 'miles more to
maintain If the Dalry-BonanzaJBeat"
at the Blue Bird, left tms morning i ty route were maintained.
for Medtord, where Bho wll spend
the day with Miss Florence Bradley.
She is expected home tomorrow eve
ning on t'je Ashland stags.
Miss XcImoii 111 .
Miss Ethel N'elson, teacher of the
fifth grade in the Central school
building, is ill at her home with a
severe cold.
Hero On Business , .:. v
Among the business visUors of
the city is Hugh Ross Jr., of San
Francisco who is hero tor several
days.
HuM Hor Assault v ,r
Miss Muriel King has sworn out
a ccuplalnt agntnst Mrs. Lula Lang,
reservation' ' Indian, charging her
w'th asBiult 'and attempt to destroy
Eovernment records. M'ss King in
omploycd In the offices of Fred A.
iBko,r, superintendent of Klamath
ledinn Agency. Henry Shadley, con
Rtablo cf Chllquln district, arrested
Mrj. Lang and hei hearing will
'"ik.t boforo United States Commis
sioner Bert C. Thomas, tomorrow.
Raker swore out a complaint against
Thomas Lang, Mrs. Lang, 'Millard
ImK and Loutella Lang, charg.'ng
them with rioting and the use pf ob
'senco language In a public place.
They wore all placed undor arrest.
Addresses Rotary
C. A. Henderson, county agricul
turist, spoke before the members of
the Klamath Falls Rotary club at
noon today In chamDer of commerco
rooms. - Henderson outlined the
work of county agents' for the
coming year, and stressed especially
the rodent and pest campaign. He
also spoke on the matter of testing
out garden products by Klamath
farmers, especially beets, peas id
potatoes. --.' '
Whether or not the commission
will abandon the . Dalry-Bonanut
paction and take the new route from
Dairy direct to Beatty, Is an open
problem which only the commission
can decide. ' : - ' ': s
For Church Service
Rev. Arthur L. Rice has hit upon
-3 unique plan whereby the text of
the day for his Sunday sermons and,
general church news of the Presbyterian-
denomination may be contain
ed in a little phamplet and deliver
ed to the congregation before the
services. The inner portion of the
phamplet is printed before It Is sent
from the eastern offices. The out
side cover is left blank to that tha
local church may print on th
mimeograph, new of Interest to
the'r own people.
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Craimnnlty Club
j ; Mdafoers of the Bonanza' Com-7
munity club met this afternoon t'
Lou's ! hear Frank . Sexton, county club
Orders 15lf '
Martin Rchmltz. son cf
Schmltz, and a 'member of the coun- loader, one of the main speaker, of
ty club of Merrill has placed an i the -afternoon.. ; This is me inirp
order .with the county agent's of-
flcn for a Holsteln calf to be used
for club work. The calf will be
'hlnpcd In the near future from
Tillamook. ., ; ,
meetlna of . the club s'nee 1U or
ganization two weaks ago and the.
community la taking a keen Interest
In Its activities. The matter of
community building came tip t tKI
time. ' ' . 1 :
From Chlloquln
Sing Hon Lee, ownsr of the Ling 'From KlrkfonV
Cafe In Chlloquln was & Klamath A. Dreaer of Klrkford w
Falls visitor today, calling on .Klamath Falls business vWWr t
friends and transactlnc business. ., j) day. w ti ir i . '.' t