The Evening herald., April 22, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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PERSONALS
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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Today and Thursday
Beautiful Alice Terry in ;
"Sackcloth and Scarlet",
'A sweeping Drama of Hearts and Homes
News
Comedy . 1 '
and
4 ACTS SNAPPY VAUDEVILLE 4
BOB CARTER in a peppy dance and monologue
KNIGHT & HEINSOHN in harmonious singing
and dancing
U'liWiYi!""""" ' ".
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BENWAY & FLOURNOY, two black-face co-
medians tnat know tneir stuff
RHYTHMS FROM DANCELAND, a unique
dance fantasy that for speed, class and color
leaves nothing to be desired.
Two Vaudevills Shows Tonight
7:15 and 9:15
MIkh Holly Waw'ord of Clilloiiuln
In stopping "l Ilia Willie 1'olliiun
hotel whllii visiting with friends In
I In. city.
Mr. mi l Mm.' William Harrison
urn Kluma h . fill Ih vlsltora train
thi-'r home In Weed.
H. K. Ilolcomb of Portland In
among llm inany out-of-town vlxlt
ors. from tho Oregon metropolis. ''
Mi1, and' Mrs. I.e M. Wright, of
Hun Francisco nrn Mtopplng In' the
t'lly for llio' r hi a In iU r of Ilio week
Interested In buslneiis.
D0I1 Hud and' Mr. und Mm. R. It.
Johnston of Alttirus ure visitors In
I ho Ally,' slopping at I ho Arcade
holol. Tli'-y drove north from their
home to look Into IjunlnoBB condi
tions hero.
l-IIVHICAl, KhlOATIO.V
Mr. Klori-iire Ollniiui I'lnn for
oiil Alli-ndfllico lit Tliiimdnv Class
Although the physlcaf education
claim siMinsorud by the women of
Klamath. Falls wax not. u large one
on Monday night, due to the c (mil
lion of llio weather1. Mm. Florence
Oilman. Instructress In the class, j
anticipating a lance number, more
than 20 having olgned up at the
present. Any woman In . Klamath
Full over the 11K8 of 14 In ellglbl.i
lo join, according lo Mm. Oilman,
Kiio in anxious t l get the clam In
condition for inoro strenuous work.
The prcumit program consists uialnlv
of floor work and fiwedish gym
nastic at the prevent time. Clime
are held In Scandinavian hall from
G:.1U p. m. to 8:00 p. m.
" MOV'K TO HATCIIKKV
Trout. .'iUiillig In Six. According To
Mr. Ami Mm. lUuimdrll
Mr. .und Mm. J. U. Hiiinsdoll of
Klamath Fulls have moved to their
private fish hatchery near Chllu
quln, this week. According to Mr.
und Mm. Hamsdell the trout have
reached a alto of nearly 8 Inches.
THE LIBERTY
THEATRE
TONIGHT
JM nbotvlnit i.( JViipy
Constance
Talmadge
"Her Night of
RdnaI)ce,,
Mainly About People
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THURSDAY
Thundergates"
A alorj' of tliHlllii(r ndviMitiirn
TIIK . WKATHKIl
Tho Cyclo-Hiormaitrupli at Under
wood'a pharmacy nhowt ho 'baro
metric prcmure to have remained
al practically the aamo level aa at
last report. Weather conditions will.
thVreforb, continue ivnrlnblo.
Korccant for next 2 hours
Cloudy and umeltled wllh coil
.brink winds. " .
Tho Tycoa recording thermometer
rcglntercd luiixlmuui and minimum
tcinperuluros tortus. o follows:
M'.ilh ..47 Low SD
V, K. Wratlirr Iti-Mir.
Orniton Probably rain lolRht
and 'Thursday.
There are
Coffee,:, Cakes
banish Pastry
Rolls ; .
Doughnuts
Cakes
Pics - , '
and all the rest of the
things that are good to
eat.-- -p
You knfcw hhw'good
goLdeN
!, " .KRUST.
BREAD
Well, they are all
just.aSigood. ;
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.Mil
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., WIM.I fs IMI'ltOX KS
runilneiit Hlockiiuin Aide To Sit I'p
After Selmv of rnclinmnlH
"lluck" WUllums, rulser of aomo
of the flnost slock. In Oregon nnd
I prominent Klamath Falls ranchman.
la nblo to sit up following a selgo of
tun days dllnesa with pneumonia.
Aecordlnir to friends of "nuck" Ills
tcmper.iliirc was 104 doRreea during
his illness. He Is confined to bis
roA':n In u klnmnth Fulls hotel.
, MKIhHHI) VIKITOKM
Knlrlii' -HejfWer Jinny Prom City
Over Muumnliia This We-k ,
Among tho many cities In Oregon
represented otr the hotel registers,
tho town of Medford Is found most
frequently. Among those spending
a tew days of the week In Klamath
Kails are V. E. Smillipetcr, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Mulone, Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Urown and Miss fliuth Knighton.
OX VACATION
Murrny to Spend- Ten !) Visiting
With lNirt-nts' In North-
Percy Murray of tho Klamath
Falls ereamory, left this mornln.
for Hoy, aWslilngton. where he 'l
spend a fortnight visiting wltn Ms
pureuts. While on his way nirth
Murrny will visit with friends and
relatives In Corvallis, where he has
a sister and a brother attending
Oregon Agricultural college.
Bakery
I'-ww; -826 MAIN
KLAMATH ! VALLEy
HOSPITAL I
Centrally Located
403 Pine Phone 497
yc -.f i,-f',";;,-j:ii;T-.vyf'
wiiltliiR ! for
Well C(illpped' nnd
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' OI SIKftTIN'a
XriV Slenibein Added To I.lst Of
Khfli'inlnsl.4 rNw Country Cluli
, ; . Alf' thoiev Innreslod, nn'd (hose
M hp, Jinvoj nlienjly signified their In
ton'tlpo of' becoming mombors of
tho' polf, and counlry club nre jo
qticsted lo' nttend a moctlng of the
association itqnlKhl,, In tlt chnmbnr
of commeroo rooms, 7; 30 p." n. A
thotiRh Ih? eo'nstflntlon and hy-lnwa
any not ready (or tho roadlng,, they
yvlll.be submitted In, the near future
by, tho committee, working on tho
m illr. More niimos have been ad
ded to the list of nionibors. with tho
membership drlvo continuing. A. J.
Voye will .preshln ,ns ,cliiirnmn wllh,
n,,, .15. i VVIgh,t, jiih linuornry. Secio
:'jii.i,,i 1 1 i. ' V.
axxoi xcv: n.osixo
Iteiuleis Waimil To Clip Coupons
l-'ur ObtnlnliiK l!rlfoiiarlrs
' According t o announcements
made, the .dictionary distribution is
drawing to ri close, with only a few
more dictionaries left, those who nre
desirous of obtaining the baoks
shrould make bust o to clip the con
pons nnd present them .with their
coin nl the Evening Herald office.
TUAl.VlXiJ CAMP
Moving Pictures To Display Ailvnn
lam's Of Camp To Voun'fj; Sfen'
. Sponsored by the Officers Resesve
Club of Klamnlh county, movln
pictures of the Cltlscns Military
Training camp nl Cnmp Lewis, will
bo shown Home tlmo this week, in
order to inspire -tho young men of
Klnmuth h'ulls In pursuing the work
accomplished by the students In the
camp during the summer months.
WOOON WllHM.VX
Ll. (3. Potter Anil iiinily Vlsltlii)r In
Klniuntli Kails r
Jfl 0. Potter, woods foremnn for
lh6 Shnw Ilei'lrtim LninuVr company.
In company, with , Mrs, Potter nnd
Iholr children, Is spending tho re
mainder, of the week In Klamath
Fulls shopping and transacting busi
ness. They are guests In tho Arcade
hotel. ' ' . , '
VltOM MOIXK1 POINT
, ,Xlr. and '.'Am. ,C. II Courtney of
Atoflpr Point nnd M'rs Vltt, , also of
MI()di)0 Point Wurfi 'iBtlhi city yostetv
dny nnd today,
ind'hiipyiliiK
pnnled by their
vlnllln'K with fr(onds
They Wflr -l'eoni-Blillilren,
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Severe
. MtSH PKltltV Il.Ii , t
Colds AruIh 1'rtwiile'iit fit
K la inn Ih Ihills
.Miss .lean Perry, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Jo men A. Porry, Is con
fined to her hod nl the Perry home
on Ninth street. Miss Perry Is Buf
fering with a severe cold on the
lungs. , ' .;.
; VrsiTIXO H'KHK
Miss fllenrtofir lllrtkely1 .of Port
land, slnld supervisor of nurses, ar
rived In Klamath Falls last night to
spond the remainder of the week
nttnrestud In 6'i;R In Klannth couu-
fjV Mlaii Hlrtkely sp'enl' tho day In
spooling the county health' mill In
oonteraiioe-.wlth I)i'.l;""S;:-NWsiinv
county heallh officer,
Underwood's
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S'ALE
This week we are featurjng one of the most attractive "sales" that we have ever put on in our estab
lishment. Many of the bargains even surpass those of our "Greater One Cent Sale." If in need of any ,p
the items on this list now is the time to buy. Remember that you have to purchase but ONE not
two of the same kind in order to secure these wonderful reductions. ii j
On Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday '
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FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
Two quart, high grade rubbery-complete,
with pipes and shut off. QQ -
Regular, $1.75. Special OUl
LINEN PAPER , ;
Extra quality, fine white stock, one Q1 -lb.
to pkg. Regular 60c' Special........ 1 c
STATIONERY T :
24 sheets paper, 24 envelopes, good quality
linen finish. Regular 60 cents per Q 1
box. Special AC
HINKLE TABLETS
"Y A mild and efficient laxative and purgative
'' 100 tablets to bottle. Ofi.
Regular 50 cents. Special
NYLOTIS FACE POWDER r ;
j This wonderful powder wijh cold cream base
in flesh,; white or brunette. , vCl
;l, '', Regular' $1.00. Special n .LuS:: T V.
WRITING TABLETS
-. Good quality paper, smooth finish 1 "I
Regular 20 cents. Special 1 1
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AUTO STROP RAZOR
Gold plated, complete with blades QQ
, Regular $1.00. Special OS7l
ALMOND CREAM
The old standby for roughness of skin and
for smooth white hands. :.. . - Oft.
Regular 40 cents. Special
NYDENTA TOOTH PASTE
Nothing better than this Children
like it. Regular 50 cents. Special...
39 c
LINEN ENVELOPES ' - j '
Fine quality, heavy grade, extra white with..,
lie.
latest style flaps.
Regular 20 cents package. Special..;
THERMOS BOTTLES ;
One pint size "Standard" grade
- Regular $1.00. Special....:;;.:.:;:
LEMON CREAM
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1 v.K
A liquid preparation to soften and whiten
the hands. oq
Regular $1.00. Special
ASPIRIN TABLETS
24 tablets to box.
Regular 35 cents. Special
2 Id
LEMON CLEANSING CREAM
Nothing better for "bedtime"
1 cream. Regular 50c, Speciar ..'
.latin
39c
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lunch kits
Made of steel, with 4ouble clasps and one
pint ihermos bottle. (PI QQ
Regular $2.50. Special
EXTRACT WITCH HAZEL v
Full strength, distilled. . , . . .. J,Q
Regular 75 cents. Special. '. l" V
Tf.,fT
-1 O-f
RUBBER GLOVES
For household work and
garden. Best quality. . , '
Regular 75 cents. Special
digging in' th'jQ
39c
MS.
AROMATIC CASCARA t ,
. The ideal laxative for, women and childreifV
Large bottle. ' . , f; OJSJ
Regular 35 cents. Special V-Vi
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY
THE STORE OF HIGH QUALITY AND GOOD .VALUES C .
MKIIOHANTS to mkkt
Iniportiint tiiitlierlng or lliirrnu
. Schcdiileil Kor Tonight
Members of tile Merchant's Bur
eau nre scheduled to moot In the
chamber of commerce tonight at
7:30 to discuss several Important
questions that bavo arisen since the
Inst meeting. The main topic will
bo the ordinance In. regard to the
licensing of traveling merchants
and peddlers. , ,
1-TXKltAI, DATK . '
taggers To Attend 1-nsl Kites Of
dames l-'liMid, Ih-censed
The funeral of Jdmes Flood, who
died In a Kl.tnmtli Falls hospital
.Monday night from pneumonia, will
bo held Thursday morning at S a. m.
from Sacred Heart church. Friends
and companions from the logging
camps' will be In attendance. Flood
was employed for five years at
Lamm's mill. Ho was unmarried
and Is survived by one bro'thor, .lobn
Flood of Amsterdam, New Vork. '
k Spring "
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"maker ns
Ml nti-'if'r'Vr'
would like nhoiit a- mllllon electric
jioles,
DKPKW xow fl
NEW YORK, April 22. Chaun
cey M. DePew, former United States
senator from New ork and now
active, as chairman of the board -of
directors of the New ork Central
railroad, toniorrow will, celebrate his
91st birthday by roiiis' (o worki as
usual at -his desk in the railroad's
offices here. ?
In an interview today he dismissed
many topics In his usually optimistic
manner. Asked whether ,he- tjiought
the world .was ..getting abetter or
worso se said: 1rtr,'hlckdry; It is
getting better,"- ! ' .
Despite the calamity howlers,
"Uolleve In your country, your fel
low men, have fnlth in God, be rea
sonably careful of your diet, and
lemperement nnd the rest of the
problem will take care of Itself."
I1KJ MOV IK HAI.K
NEW ORK, April 22. Warner
Brothers Inc., independent motion
picture producers of New. York and
Los Angeles, today announced the
purchase of the Vltagraph Company
of America, the oldest tuotlon pic
ture producing , com pahy iu the
United Slates. ' The deal makes
Warner Brothers one of the largest
distributors In the country. ,-
VlltPO TO l.KAVK -PAUI.
April 22. Luis 'Angel
Flrpo said today that he would
leave for Buenos . Aires within . a
week or ten, days to look nfter his
auto business. " The attempts of the
"Bull ot i the .Pampas"! to. n)anec
his-owit! pugilist!' affairs In Europe
have not proved successful. He has
light hl(.Hs- til-'Hirow-ttt-:Ter8honyldMUieA
his personal supervision,
i r.sWrClKJiTi IN KKVOI.T
VIENNA. April 22. A number
of Bulgarian students at Oratr. sup
porters of the Sofia 5 government,
yesterday forced their way Into a
hotel room where Bulgarian com
munists students were holding a
meeting nnd a bloody battle ensued.
The police found ninny of tho stu
dents Injured. Both groups were un
armed, but tho broken (Honor plui.es,
chairs and even window-frames tes
tified to the severity of the fight;
Hiti'h siiisi:i) (; -Y tv
NBW YORK, April 22. Mickey
I Walker, world's 'welt'eVweTcht Irlinm-
r-.- -.. ,..af "iQ.. ii. .;.,rii
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fullsize (DA(LLKi .r I j
pwu anu iiarr.ijirn:
title holder, signed today for
teen round bout at the Polo gl
title will be nt stake,
We handls . a complete
line of both ' ""J..
Firestone ft
'h '-;generAl'!.':;
T 1 R E'S..'"
".'Klamath, fire House
iv- 'CapV Calkins
mi 6th ftHfi''KlamathY !
Ga Oil. AcceWdirie
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