The Evening herald., March 06, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

"EVENING HER ALT), KLAMATH FALLS, 'OREGON
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': Good .
Our candies are popu
lar and . are getting
more popular all the
time
you tting good Meat?
If not, try STONE'S new market 423 Main street. Our customers tell us we have
the best meat in town, and the low prices will surprise you. Exact weight to the
penny, courteous, helpful service,' and highest quality meats, are making our new
market the best place to trade in Klamath Falls. Give us a trial for that delicious
Sunday roast. " " '-': - ' ;- '
Last Times Today
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Pauline Frederick
in
FRIDAY, MARCH Olittfi
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ing Fires"
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O u r Gang
in
"THE OLD TOWN"
and "SNOOKY" and his
ALL-GIRL REVUE
Presenting
"Walk-This-Way"
TOMORROW
Matinee and Evening
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Bullets Whizz -Hearts Throb
Love Conquers
She captured the mysterious rider and hand
cuffed him to herself. Suddenly they were at
tacked by a gang of outlaws. No longer are they
enemies, but allies. Only one of the big moments
in this western romance of' smoking guns, fast
horses and beating hearts. ,
WITH THE FAMOUS RANCH RIDERS
and "SNOOKY" and his
G I R L S
in a new bill presenting
a review of the week's
-Different Successes
We'll call it a
BLUEBIRD REVUE
Because it will bring joy to you
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Our Week-end Special
California Fruit Candy
in four flavors! Straw
berry, Maple, Clove
' and Vanilla,
50c PER LB. i
COCO PECO, 50c LB.
Try our Vanilla Veal
loaf
P. J. ZISSOS
Chocolate Shop
824 Main
BREVITIES ?
t'nrrlrr Itark ;
Following an Illness of .three
weeks, John Dixon, It. F. D. currier
for t ho Klamath Fall post offlca Is
back n the job, according to John
McCull, postmaster.
From Hoattlo
Herbert Lrse of, Seattle U a
bunlneas visitor In tho city, stopping
at tbo WJilto Pelican hotel for the
remainder, of the Meek.
MiMlfonl Visitor i
AV. K. Smllhpotor. frequant visit
or to Klair.'ith Falls, is In the city
on a buslr.oss visit. Smllhpulor U
specialty 'man for Marshall Wells
company of Portland.
Vcttel Here !
F. 8.' Votlel 'of Oakland, "repre
sentative of tho tjuldcii Wast .'ileal,
and Packing company Is In the 'city
for the rem'ilnder of tho wee!c. In
the lntorots of his company and
conferring with ranchers.. .' , '
Horn (l VL-llom
Mr. unci Mr.' J, B. Si-.upGOn nf
Seattle are among the out of town
giiesla In tho city tor the remainder
of tho week. ' ' ' ' ' '" "
lU'luriM Koutli
J. It. Hlmmolsbach of Chlco', who
has been In KJmnalh Fulls for thn
pnst fotv el a -. returned to his homo
this morning. , ' -
White Pelican Theatre
The PU'lure House for You and Your Family
TONIGHT
"THE SUPER SEX"
, TOMORROW
. Special matinee, 1:30 p. m., featuring
HAROLD LLOYD in "SAFETY LAST"
t ' 'V'. vWiis
.' Mdyil's bwt picture one Ihnl will cause Jtm
to Imvo liyslo'lr of ,tv Vnu will net. the
,; lilHm-Hl; thrill ll'iit ri Imivo' i-viT hail In:,.
yoni' life, L'lirniiti'nlUil liiu.ulilci' In, nusoliitv
I' BinirnnteiNl. .
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1'onplo tvcnrlitK tight cIiMIiImr do no nt tltvtr
own risk,
, .. JKvoiiltiRi. 10 O'l'l IKW Mutlneo, 3 and UOu
For Copco
C. A. Swlgnrt of Medford Is In the
city In tho lnlerost.9 of tho Califor
nia Oregon Power company of which
ha Is un official. 1
ItonciiiirK Visitor
F. A. Knight of Roseburg Is In
the city for the remainder of tho
'week . on business, a guest . la tho
Whllo Pelican hotel.
From lted Muff
F. K. Allen of Red 111 lift Is In tho
city for sovornl days; a guest In tho
Whllo Pelican hotol whllo In Klam
ath FnlU.
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Itolurns From Visit
James Fallon, former boll boy or
thi Whltrt Pelican hotel, returned
this afternoon from a week's visit
In- Mftdtord and Rosoburg where ho
visited with friends andi relatives
whllo transacting business. . '
SUHMITH TO OPKHATIOS
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i According to word rupolved nt tho
'health' office from Mrs. dlondorn M.
Ulakoloy of the Oregon fltnto Ilurcnu
of Publlo'HcSiilth, Miss Agnes Covnlt
, Klamath Falls achool .nuran, sub-,
mlttcd to n.;..wior,'vUnJorJ
blAddor trouble nt the Oood Sam
nrllnn hnspllnl In Portland on. Sat
urdny, February- 28. Mrs. lllukoloy
suites Unit Miss Covalt's condition
Is good mid she should bo Able to
roliirn to her work within a month,
Herald "Class" Ads Pay
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From Oilloquln
, A. '0. Fnlnfworth cf Chlloquln Is
In the. city for tho week-end visit
ing wllh friends whlla transacting
business. . ' : , '
MtMlfoi'd (jural .
; ;y. M.' Meredith or Modfovd Is 'n
the city for several days transacting
business, lie U n Eunt In the Ar
'cnilo hold. ; '!" .
From Yfllimv
Mr. and Mrs, William Jackson
nro guests In Klamath Falls for tho
remainder of tho wook, staying nt
tho Arcndo hotol while In tho city.
From Hrny , """ . !
"v K. in. Jlosborough of Tlrny Is n
buslnoas vlsjtor In ICInmnth Falls.
Coos-llnj Visitor
J. A; Lundhorg of North Bond,
on Coos Day, Is a 'business visitor In
tho city. According to Lumlborg,
conditions on tho (lay nro exceeding
ly active and the entlro section Is
prospering this spring;. . '
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Hamburger, fresh , ot ro8 ",e': 10c Oven roasts ttand ' 1 C p
no cereal added, lb. shoulder cuts, per lb. ing prime rib, lb
Steaks, Sirloin 20c ' T-Bohe steak, young 25 q Pork chops, fancy 25c
or round, per lb beef, per pound loin pork, per lb.
KERR'S HARD WHEAT FLOUR
Guaranteed to please or money back.
Compare the price with other , $2 45
hard wheat flour, per 49 lb. sk. .
FANC Y LA TE PACK SHRIMP
A very unusual value. Finest quality at
a big saving. Now is salad time.1 35 C
Lay in a few cans, 2 for
Prunes, med. size 2 95
25 lb. box for ;
Klamath cheese . 25 C
per pound.
Sugar, pure cane 7Qc
' 10 pound sacks
Raisins, fancy ' J2.75
cleaned, 25 lb. bx
Picnic hams. Swift's 27 C
fancy, per pound
Tomatoes, No. 2Vs 15 C
standard, can
Preaches, fancy 89 C
dried, 5 lbs for
Canned jam, No. 2 Q5
assorted, 2 for
.Milk, tall cans, v 25 C
Sego, 3 cans for .
Soup, Campbell's 25
tomato, 3 cans for
Jelley, pure fifuit 555
gallon cans for
Velvet tobacco 85 C
special, 1 lb. tins
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' 423 Main Street
Meats and Groceries
717 Main Street
Save at Stones on food
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Miss ' Betty' Crawford and Miss
Gloria Mitchell, both from Chllo
quin, are gueUa In the city for the
remainder of the week, to shop.
Returns To (lly . ' :
Ch Jrlos HtKUiphrey, who has spent
the winter ln.-l.08 Angeles, Is In tho
city, returning -the early part of the
weok, to visit with Ills brother,
Georgo Humphrey. . ,
Return Front Salem
Miss Nanry: Cr-ford end Nora
Mnnn l.auRo have returned lo Klnm
alh Falls froih Sslcui whero they
spoat the winter. - V
IHiHtniHl Vlsllor
. . John Bloom of Portland is in the
city . for several days looking :lnto
business Interests)'
HnhUng; (iucM '.
V. M. Morrii of Redding Is among
tho out 'of town visitors In tho city
from' California. ; He Is a guest in
tho Aroado hotel. -
Vlsltlne Friends "...
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hull are In
the city visiting wllh friends anil
rolatlves from their home.
EPIDEMICS ARE ON
DECREASE. DOCTOR'S
REPORT DISCLOSES
Light epidemics of scarlet fever
nnd ' ic urn pa characterized health
conditions In Klamath county during
the month of February according to
tho monthly report of Dr. G. S. Now
iom, county health-officer. . . ,
Compared with the month of Janu
ary, contagious diseases In Klam
ath, during Februnvy. show a sl'gM
decrease. Thrve wore' 39 cases- of
coiitnslons dlsense reported to the
health offlen during tho month of
January while but 35 cases wcro
roporlod during tho month of Fob.
YTho epidemic of chicken pox
which wa3 fought by tho honlth de
partment last ' month has been1
checked and practically stamped out.
"The following tabulation demon
strates clearly "health conditions
with rolntion to contagious diseases:
January . ' . .
Scarlet Fever ...... .r...........; 2
Chicken' Pox j'..............,........21 '.
Mumps ....,...,..'.j........:....j;.....13.
Diphtheria ...... .........i...i,..i... 1
Seabblog. ................'.-...I
February ' 1
ftcnrlot . Fever
Chicken Pox
Mump ..i k.........
.Diphtheria .....,........!...
Typhoid i....
r-intluaja am
MOE'S STORE HAS '
A NEW ASSISTANT
Another Indication of the develop
ment cf tho buslncrj Interests of this
city Is the announcement bv If. N'.
Moo of the Womnn's Store, ot the
appointment of A. May as his asst
taut. Tne rapid expansion ' of the
business ot this concern.' made It Im
possible for. Mr. sroc to give to store
detail' tho same careful personal
supervision that Is responsible for
its present advanced position among
the' leading - mercantile ? establish
ments of tho city and he found it
nceesjary to call into, the t-'rm the
services of Mr. Mdy. ;. '
Tho new manager ot the organiza
tion brings with him a wealth ot ex
perience that will bo very valuable
to the Woman's store nnd will be of
valuo allko to tho business in forests
of the city,, as it means the entrwee
of new Ideas and methods es follow
ed by. the firms In larger centers
where keen competition compels the
most nrodern and effett've systems
of merchandising.' Mr. May started
his career as a young man in Eng
land, under tho bonded apprentice
ship method', where for seven years
he was' given the thorough training
In merchand'stng.that governs this
method -of learning. .This was fol
lowed by tern years In Canada, then
asv buyer for-Onpt. l'lnolrs of Oak
land nnd for the ln.'-t six years as
buy?r and merchandise cnanager for
Hartmart'S of Merced, 'Cal'fornla.
Mr. May assu'.ncd his new duties
this morning. v ' - -
WRESTLING-BOUTS 77- "facavatiox wouk'o.v . .
Wll I - or STArrn ' ' ll Work a excavating for the pow
irrrtTtror7A v fttj,,-' basemcnt for thB Klrst BaPtral
WEDNESDAY NIGHI (iurch Is progressing ' und cement
- . ... will socu be poured. The ' fise-
r Henry Burke, local middleweight ment, . when completed, - will prj-
" , ' . . t , vldo space for two Sua-Jay' sohapl
grappler, will meot Cbarloy Dea- ' , , . .. ' -T
. .: rooms, a bapt str,.y and a furnace
ut-uui, i .mu,,w v. i room. The Improvement will w
Gustavo will tangle with the Marked aor fae church noro spacious and
Marvel at' a dauble mafn . event comfortable.
wrestling card to be staged by the
Moose lodge next Wednesday eve
ning.: Burke will weigh 160 pjuiids,
while the Weed bone crusher win
make about 1 70 pounds. ' ' '.
The other wre3t:ers will be here
the first of the week and tVHI ar
range for public workouts t;r' Mon
day and Tuesday. . . . . .. '..'
! BIRTHS
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SMYTH March 4. at Hllde--brand,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Smyth, a nine and .one-halt pound
daughtor, trained Annette Ora. : r
NEWNHAM March 6, at Fliie
Grove, to Mr. and Mrs.' J. B. Nern'
hain, a sou. ..
!W. H. ROBERTSON IS
ADDED TO COMMITTEE
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The row board of directors of the
Klr.in-.ith rrrlgntlon district' has
shpwn Its disposition ta' revolution
ize the management ot the affairs of
the district nnd really mnko It nn
offeetlve agency for the benellt ot
tho water uacrs and tho entire agri
cultural and stock Industries of the
Klamath Bo,;ln, With tho Intention
ot mobilizing nil of the experience
und special ability of tho -member-1
sh'p nnd putting It to '"work. W. H.
UobertRon has been added to the
membership of the recently appoint
ed transportation committee for the
district, Mr. Robertson was i for
years one of the high trntfln officers
of the Cnnudlan Pacific rnllway and
his exporlanfeo" will bo n Valuable aid
In helping to secure that greatest ol
nced for the farmers nnd stockmen
-transportation4 and ' an' en.ual!za-'j
lion of rates. .vi . '.,; .
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MM LIBERTY
"The Liberty Has the Pictures" ' "
TODAY ONLY
"The Girl ot the Limberlosf
Gene Stratton Porter's famous novel of
t the Michigan backwoods .
SATURDAY ONLY
"The Lone Star Ranger"
Tom Mix starring in this popular
Zane Grey story
COMING SUNDAY
"The Santa Fe TraU"