The Evening herald., March 06, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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Santford&
, The First Strictly Cash
Store iff Klamath County
- Jh Largest Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
Hot
426 MAIN STREET ...
Phone 34 Phone 64 tf&
Buns
Made according to
tho same h i g h
Btandurd aa Cold
en Kruttt Bread,
arc now on sale at
826 Main ,
Klamath
Bakery
826 Main
A PARTNER Of SUNLIGHT
Cod-Hveroll hat aptjy been
called die partner of sunlight.
Both out of Nature's store
house of energy are of su
preme importance to a child
with tickets.
Scott's Emulsion
and sunlight have been used
for decadea to give strength
to weak-bones. A little of
Scott's Emulsion with each
feeding does wonders for a
malnourished child or adult.
Keep your boy or girl out
in the sunlight and give
them Scott's Emulsion
tveryday regularly I
FisHer's Blend
49 Pound Sack
$2.75
The above price if delivered to you
anywhere in the city limits phone us
and you can pay our deliveryman.
We guarantee this flour to be satis
factory to be the best flour you have
used regardless of what purpose you
use it for, or we will call and get it
after you have tried it, and refund full
purchase price.
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Compare These Prices
1 quart cane and maple syrup... .......55c
Yz gal. cane ad maple syrup.. 95c
1 gal. cane and maple syrup . $1.70
Large can Rogue river apples IOC
Large can Rogue river blackberries 20.
2 small cans fancy pineapple ......... 21
a-B
Lf. can fancy broken slice pineapple faJC
Large can fancy Royal Anne cherries 35 C
Large can fancy black cherries 35c
Large can Libbys fancy Bartlett pears 35c
Large can fancy Muscat grapes 30c
Large can fancy Green Gage plums 25c
Full pint bottle fancy catsup...;.....:. 25c
Large bottle SunkUt chili sauce.... 30c
Case 48 tall cans Alpine milk $4.20
Small package graham crackers ...... 10c
Large package graham crackers.. 30c
100 lb. sack pure . cane sugar $7.30
Fancy Newton apples, per box $2.00
Free .Delivery Service
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Price
The price any merchant must a'k you"
to pay for merchandise is hi cost
his expense of handling and his profit.
Our store is equipped to handle half
the grocery purchases of Klamath
county and do it at a small cost, . r
When you patronize this store you only
pay pne set of store expense. - . . ,,
Our . store expense never changes '
our profit never changes consequent? -ly
the only thing to change our price 1
i the change of the market you will
notice by comparison that we do not
make you a price today "and raise it
tomorrow, or make you a price this
week and. raise it next week you can
rely on the price we offer you, ' "
Qn gqod terrry;
with' everybody
myiiii n mis r ' t
r m.'. v. I - r
7K VliViV
ClMslnMi lorVfd In
-pens with a Key
The Immly koy
opcntnR Inp la
quickly, citHlly,
mitVly renin vert.
No CHn-upend;
iki illKftliiR In;
no TllW nl km t
rut you. TlirnVii
n rnnvrnlrnt con
tnlnrr when tho
Corrra 19 gone
CL08SBT A DEVEHS, C0FFEK8
, - PORTLAND AND
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: Excluslvcncss of flavor ond .
tlml imiHi 0 rnpiiclly for M'cin
inK (o ylold more dellvtous
cups to Ilia pound arc the
good tonm upon.wliUih every- ;
body mcfls Goldi'ii Wisl Cuff cc.
., - , .. '
1 it's tho result of selefltlvo
, clioosln"rif the world's lesl
Jlnvnred hlnh-iirown coffees
nnd 40-odd yeiirs experience
: lit rnterinK to .tens nf thims-'
mids of good-oof fee Judges.. . -
V AIM I it floM.n wi
Tmi Or.nr. P.ko. A
tintn Jiipaiu
TEAS EXCLUSIVELY, 1117 A i
SKATTLB. i fSXsUfl ,
" ihi cim.t a . "viip- ir
Mainly -A b o u t. JPe d p 1 e
Klamath and surroundlug country
C. N. Leever and dauga-
Tho Weathw .
Th cyclo-stormagraph nt Under
wood' pharmacy ghawa that baro
metric conditions havu chnngeb ihu.
liulo. alnc. y.stordny noonand tw
lauding la mill at a low level. For
cant tor next 24 hours: ' Cool and
unsettled with brlak winds.. . '
. The Tycoa recording thermomeior
rcgUtered maximum 'and pilnlmuiii
temperature! today aa follows:.; -
High.. :...! Uow......'..Sl
I'. . Weather ltrMr '
6rcgon; Generally talr .tonight
and Saturday; frosts In the Interior,
moderate northerly winds.
r'roni fJirtoquln 1 .lt .
Qharles 3, Hood, real .estate,' deal
er and Insuranco man of Chlloguln,
v.is a Klamath fitlls business visi
tor In thtr city today.
Moil I lorn' ". . " '
Jlr. and Mrs. J. J. A rant of Pine
drove ure rorelvlng ., congratuln-
tlans upon the arrival of a boy
born March 3 at the family home.
KcMrull In (irants rinn
- I. E. Kestorsun, owner of the
Toyay Ljiimbor company, is In
Grants iPaas attending to . business
mnttors betoro returning to his
mill on Topsy grade. The Keatcr
son jiiill will soon be In operation,
according t reports. -
Lumber Buyer Bm
W".' nt(Wlnk, well known lumber
buyer, arrived In Klamath Palls
Inst night from Oakland to call
on local lumbermen relative to lum
ber exports this spring. Mr. Wink
Is stopping nt the I lull hotel.
l-'roni Fort Klnninth
A -number ot residents ot the
upper Klamath bnsln country ar
rived in Klamath Fulls, last night
o attond to business mutters, to
shop and to" rail on friends. .In
cluded In the vlsltora from Fort
The
Miracle
Heaer
' Will (ilrn One of Ills l'ninoiin l.eetmes on Next Niinil")' Kvenhm,
lliireti Nth nt Moose Hull, KlHiiii)ti Knits, Oregon. ,
no in? . '
Carry, Bxeess Fat?
TIave , Wrinkles?
Ho Gray Before BR?
Llinp Through Llfo on Flat Feot?
Not Do the lloulthy. Ilnppy Man or
Woman God Intended You to Ho?
Come and bring your friends. It is absolutely free. You
Will bo entertained ps well as Instructed In tho, mathods that
make people whole when others full. The Healer Is one ot the
'world's greatest travelers and will entertain yoti with travol
talks. Don't forget the date Sunday Kvenlng, Murch .Sth, at
Moose Hall, 418 Klani'.U'h Avenue, at :74R p. nt. Sharp. '
To prove my work several desperate cases will he healed without
niiy churgo whatever, '
V -' .-Vv. ' .i-.v.'. '
Tho hlor has spoken In ovory , lo,rge town in'allfornla and has
never fullod to entertain his atidlGHco, You will. find . cheer for
the cheorliiss, so come, Lecture not Psychology Just plain com-.,
mon -sense. IOvery one present, over 12 yoart old will be told the
avocation In lite they should follow tor success and hupplnesj.
were Mrs,
ter. Fern Leever, Viola Page, J. R.
Slsemore and J. T. Dixon.
Here Front Httitebrnml
Hlldebrand, lumber and farm
community west of Klamath Falls,
Is much more accessible since the
construction ot a market road lead
ing north from the Klamath Falls
Likevlew highway, to the littls
settlement. The market road 'serves
much of the territory adjacent to
Hlldebrand which 'heretofore has
not been served by roads of any
quality. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horton of
Hlldebrand were registered . at the
Hall hotel today, . .
In Town ycaterdny
C: J. McCollum, ranches from tho
Worden eectlon, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday, calling
"on Klamath Fulls friends.
From Ynklinn ,
' Rov Mitchell, of Yakima Wash..
spent several- hours In Klamath
Falls Thursday, as the guest ot his
aunt. Mrs. Dalle Martin.
lteultoi To Sleet ;
Members of the Klamath county
realty board will meet tn the White
Pelican tonight at 7:30 to discuss
mutters of Importance relative to
the organisation. 1 '
lletui'iis To Home '
W. B. Parker, vice-president and
one of the directors ot the Anglo-
I l.ondon-Cullfornlfl. bank returned to
his home In Snn Francisco after a
week's visit with officials of the
Klamath Development company.
Parker found conditions very favor
able In the cltv while here.
Visit In AsMnml
Mr. nnd Mrs. John A. McCnll
and two dnughtore were visitors In
Ashland the early part of the week.
Aocordlng to McCall the roads were
In excopttonully tine condition for
this ttnio: of the year, and the traf
fic between Klamath Falls nnd the
valley was. heavy. ; . .
From Tho Hiinrti . ,
Carl . Grulib, . of the Brookslde
rnueji. was a Klnnrath visitor yes
terday, visiting with friends and
trapstietlng i)uslno.s; A
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VsKjor Grpcer FOR
T? uB ake S o das
To Obtain : W
Good Will
it is just as necessary that we satisfy our used car
customers as our new.
For reliable used cars see : 7 J UU
Buick & Star Garage
H. E. Hauger
Opp. White Pelican Hotel , F V