EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, ArillL 9, 1925
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: l&Aany 'mothers have learned this':.
. '.'"better breafrt ? secret-have you? :
Mothirs, more afire, are coming to ns e the
health-impomncc ot "better braitasu." But a bitter
breakfast need not mean a gct-up-carlicr, huder-to-m
breakfiut Not whra Carnation Mush is pantry-handy
f f For, lit fivt minutes', these creamy white flacs are trans-
f formed utq a tempting; casierui energy.prara. . . i -
J , . jCaraation Mush is all energy because it is au uncut, we
' tale white SbtiCT4whiaf specially' selected. We wash ft. .
. - We"claoitWeremovonlytroKer'h6kbfthewheat
i . DOthiiebe.WekeepaUtlaDrari,iUthemincn
'J health-value. Then we steam and roll the golden grams into
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' " So that yoa can have-thed for your better femkfi3t" to-
TKtrow nnnog--Kj have them piping-hot and jitfy-qukk!
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Better Breakfail Cereal
. Scy 'Cametien Mtuh to your grocer
Ono thousand cura a day tlio
biggest six cylinder business In the
antomoblla Industry lire no- be
ing built in the Hudson-lisaex (no
torles in Detroit, according -to -word
received by J. 'll. Morion, manager
of t-ie.Acnie Motor po,.r HuiWmhi-Es-ttx
dealer here. ''
Ninety per ceut of this Immense
business ,u. ia the popular Hudson
Essex ebachea. It was; declared. Tho
coach type of body, was originated
by tlio tiudsun .organization, throe j J
years ago, arid hi oncorn now
aus had the .experience of building
nearly a qnarur of niilllou of
them.
"This gre.t. volume, of business
whici him brought Hmlsou-Cuox
hit j. as, liaiicvUuiJ.ti t Co iiniier
i leadership fur tlio whole Industry!"
said Mr. -Martin, -"has been' a steady
growth over the period In which the
coach' has bA-'n -built There prob
ably,, .ias'. never Seen a slnjlo body
U'pa. In' me hole history, of the
business which .has. had suca a phe
nomenal success.
; '"Now-the-popularity has. bosme
such, that Hudspn-iEssex Is 4he bls
g.H builder. -of s.lx cylinder cars iu
tho. wor.d. Vtuu you consider that
some automobile, men tried to rldi-
'cule tho coaeh vhen.it. was first in
troduced,, the . success ;ot Hudson
and tssex must hoconsUlred a most
remarkable one. . , .. , ..
- This spring there -will undoubtedly
be a Miot.fc-j ct made p.pniur cars.
i ..'.--- ;jar winter ' bus.ness , has
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SATURDAY, APRIL I1TH., EVE 7:30
COLLEEN MOORE
"The Huntress
?: BIG EASTER DANCE AFTER SHOW
"- MUSIC BY HI-LIFE ORCHESTRA
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15TH., EVE 7:30
feresi Man in the Wor'd'
.JSTAVO VINS IN
MATCH WITH BURKE
'-wo .punishing arm strangles
i' nndoins of Honrr Burke,
,,,.!.. ;..a.AJ QuJtavo,
t iiiRbt AeiVj weight, 'on In
. iigui. falls at the MJO-'e ball
i". .. J--a.'J got Ue first
. in one hour 3D-i three minutes,
. ucoud and deeding fall In
.. .A:.. j.-aj- oulwoighed
li. I: . . po inds, which put
.i.-malh grappler to a disad
..iv Au.. . "tin cou.u jji ovor-
. big ,crrd witnessed lie match
a was keyed up to a high pitch
.ro.n start to finish. Just before he
,- t tiie f.rst fall. Gu3tivo fell vic
tim to the painful toe hold and It
ir.ked for a. bit like Burke would
pin him to "the mat.
Tne boxing p.elimlirarles, as well
as the special bout between a
v re.it. ec aad boxer, were chuck full
'if interest. Four little kids put
a a coup.u of four-round boxjng
i ui.u .hal brouj-t the fans to their
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F!?ular price
$1.00
Fyall Or:Icrlies, a wonder
f::uv active yet mild laxa
Tthay are pleasant to
tr,l c! and they work natur
ally and form no habit, 3
sizes
25c 50c $1.00
Pcptona is our best blood
building and general tonic.
Splendid for withstanding
spring weather. $1.00
Protect Your Hands With
Puretest Glycerine and
Rose Water
The daily use of
this cooling and
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lion will keep the
hands soft and
white, and take
away all roughness.
4-oz. Bottle, 25c
There were plenty of objection-!
to the field "marshal's nomination
voiced, in . the : nationalistic ranks
however, numerous members of the
old regiment literally "standing
aghast" at the suggestion that "the
one rema'nlng f'gure of the glor
ious past" be dragged Into the quag
mire of German party politics.. "He
has been a soldier all his life and
wholly typifies the rigid monarch!.-!
era wh'ch has gone" observed a w''.
known former naval officer, "and
any attempt to make him tit into
the post of president of the German
republic a new world to him must
be designated as a piece of frivolity
and political insanity."
In .orilfcr to Interview personally
prospective i teachers for Klamath
schools for the fall term of 1S2S,
County Superintendent Fred Peter
son left, this afternoon ' for Port
land is spend the week..
BERLIN, April 9. Field Mar
ebal Von HJndenburg was nominat
or aa a candidate for president of
the German republic, by the nation
al conservative Bourgeoise bloc. ,
It .was announced that the field
marshal had agreed to stand for the
office.
Von Hindengurg's nomination was
forecast several ' hours before - he ;
actually accepted as it was known
that ho had agreed to run against
former Chancellor Wilhelm Marx in
the elections ot April 28 it assured
of the united support of all parties
comprising the national bourgeoise i
iblock. Despite the opposition of
Foreign Minister Stresemann, It was
stated before hand that German peo
ples party would not oppose the j
field marshal If he was nominated, j ..' ( '
Von Hindenburg'a protests against j PARIS, April 9. The Herrlbt j
sintering the gruelling race on ac-j government raising ihe question of j
count oi nis age were met by sup
portera who adduced to the aged
war. hero the examples ot men on
the verge of 80 who had made good
as statesmen. . They pointed out
that Pismarck when he retired 'wsi I
FRENCH CABINET IN CRIHIH
confidence on a minor detail of the i
education budget Into the . chamber
of deputies this evening, obtained a
majority of only two, tho vote be
ing 14' to 140. . '
Trenvicr Herrlot has unoxpo'tfodly
cnnjfdorably . older . than the f'.eM j Issued an urgent summons lor his
mi.il iu..- jti in-.-os m. wn-mnncoaa mmistera to atLomi a eabinat meet-
(and Half :ur alio were cited.
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HAKO I lMtS DANCE
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In tho. lobbies of tho chamber of
.fiojmtlcj tliB meeting ol the cabinet
waa widely Interpreted 'te meaning
that: the mlnlstj-y rAiuld'' resign to
n!cUt. " ;' ';
J i Jilcliigan has refused to. choose a
: poet laureate, probably feeling no
.one m,ia should be blamed too much,
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authentic liucn and they fit and
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They will outwear any trou
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NEW YORK, Apr 9. Injury and
HI health which have left the rnnks
of national league teams depleted,
now have set upon those of tho
American. .
Th tra'nlng sea;on has exacted
a heavy toll, and at least two great
.wiltld iiiioeio, Waitor (rtaoou)
..ijrnnvlllB .of . tho Chicago ' Cubi,
and Joe Hauscr of tlio Philadelphia
Athletes will be out of the gamo tho : Z
greater part of the year. j
; Maranvlllo, wlio was expected to ;
become the foundation In the re-i
building of the clubs early In tho
preliminary season .slid lnU tho j
.m.u ujMU Uii,.. tJ coiu up Willi'
. broken leg. The Rabbit had boon It
jjtalned In a trade with Pittsburg j y
.o take tho place of- Charley Hoi-
iochcr, w.vo remains too 111 to.re-S.
port. " ; j;
Hardly had the tears caused by
this mishap had time to dry when
Denver Orlgiliy, regular outfielder J
of the Cubs, surferod a broken col- ;
lar" bone. Jimmy McAuley, Los An-
geles ohoititop, will "endoavor to
take Maiunvlllo's place and "Twin
au Arnom atatz, unit jioaincoio
and Hack Miller are expected to
guard the outfiold, until Orlgsby can
return.
In the less of Haussr, Connlo
Mack suffered as serious n blow aa
Jack Hendricks of tho Cincinnati
Reds,' when Jack Dntibcrt died dur
ing the winter.
... Meanwhile lllness more serious
than the previous attacks this spring
has put an end to Diibo Ruth's ap-
poaranco for the Yanks for ton tlmo
being and he will bo onwhlo ,tp
start against Wathlnetoa ot the
Yaikee etadlum Tneadajr,''
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HOT CROSS BUNS ,
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King Tut-Ank-Amen ate a primitive Hot Cross Bun as a mark
o respect, to his favorite moon goddess and, possibly, for the
more modern reason that he liked it.
Don't .let Good Friday and Eapter Sunday go by without
having some of our irolden brown Hot Cross Buns with their
delicious aroma, fresh from our ovens. '
Special
30c per doz.
Phone your order now
Sixth St. Bakery
1 CHAS. LANDIS
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"For1 goodness sake eat better bread"
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