The Evening herald., April 24, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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EVENING: HERALD; KLAMATH - FALLS, OltEGOlT
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Santford & Go.
426 MAIN STREET
Phone 34 Phone 64
.j TheFirst Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
ou cun pay more for
lots. of things thun
you pay for Siired
BED Wheat, but you
won't get more real
food value , for your
money. ' ','',:
Shredded
The Largest Strictly Cash .
Store in Klamath County
Free Delivery Service
fUiLMEAL
IN 2 BISCUITS
MR. HAPPY
PARTY
wJMPN MARCH WINDS
nnm j isj It Mrs I tCCT.
fm comfort in me i
Thn Mnr';li wind, olih.ir
ting or howl ucorllnn (o
thn rtioacl Xuu'rn in. It jroll
eat i ho mi'iiiH Ihul wn an
politely loll ilia March
winds will ho whlspitrln I
you B happy iniiaKo of tho
SprluKtlma to come.
Watch for .Mr. Happy
Party
SINCLAIR.
RKET
126 WAI
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SlvW M'ltHK
ft. A. HUon Take Itwltinn
Wllh Kltiinntli Oi'iimil l(iwillnl
Our delivery service is your guarantee
of good service in, Klamath Falls
even cash' and carry stores have found
it necessary to offer the buying public
some sort of delivery service.
There Is a Reason
We are selling you first grade guar
anteed merchandise at a cash and
carry price with first class store ser
viceunexcelled delivery service
This is the reason our store is your
guarantee against high prices and
poor service in Klamath Falls.
We set the price We set. the high
standard of service Others follow.
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Note Prices quoted in this ad are good
until market changes
' '
Large can fancy Green Gage plums .. 20
Large can Rogue River apples' .........
2 small cans fancy grated pineapple -" 25
Large can fancy grated pineapple .-.20
Small can fancy sliced pineapple .15
Medium size fancy sliced pineapple -,20
Gal- size extra fancy grated pineapple J ,00
Gal. size extra fancy sliced pineapple J ,20
Gal. size fancy standard tomatoes ... .35
Gal. size Libby's fancy apple butter -.$5
Large can fancy red salmon .'. -.30
Large can fancy dill pickles l.il - ,25
Gal. size Libby's fancy kraut ....:. -.50
Gal. size fancy peaches in syrup .80
Fancy stringless tender string beans i. ,20
Tender June peas,' can ...........
Sunkist peas, regular can ... .25
2 cans Iowa sweet corn -.25
Gal. size fancy Rogue River apples .50
Gal. size fancy catsup -.75
Gal. size tender peas .80
Gal. size fey Rogue River Bartlett pears .5
25 oz. K. C Baking powder .20
50 oz. K. C. Baking powder ..' .40
49 lb. sack Fishers Blend f lour ....'...':.2 .75
Compare Price
We' want you to compare the price wa"
ask you with the prices asked by other
merchants and mail-order houses Do
not simply compare a few items, com
pare them all Compare them every
day in the week. .
Remember we sell you all you want
every day 'in the week we make no
limits because we want to sell our mer
chandise we are not 'out' because we
carry stock to take care of your needs.
Our store i equipped to handle half
the' grocery purchases - of Klamath
county at a small cost You only pay
the maintenance of ! one store ' when
you patronize us You pay nd 'bad ac
counts because we sell for cash only.
Just watch that you don't buy some
fellows special at a higher price than
we ask you any day in the week.
We give you . the advantage of our
large buying power
I i-'f riiTi" tnalsi If
DltlM .H TO CllllAjOriN
Miturlrn Joliiimi Atlr-ndlmt To Of
ficial Huhlni'Mt On lUwrvalJon
ifvv:
. . Hmm ft. A. llfvnn hart ncfi.niiwl n
... .. . Muurlco Johnson, deputy county
position with tho Klamath (lenorat . ' , .
j ... . ... assessor, drove to (, lillmiiiln this
honllnl. Visa lllinn. wtm in n r.
cent arrival from Santa llnrbnra. . orB,B 10 atu,n, to hulna"t mnt
Cnllfornla, In now b mnnbor of tho ," Mr. Johnson amiounecd his
rokular hOHpltal nurfilhgiitnff. Kho i rnlKiiatlon from tho county usson-
Mai n 1 y . About Pe o p 1 e
co men to Klamath with a wlda fund
of exporlonco in tho numlng pro-foulon.
or'i offlco. Ho will entor the real
citato and brokerage buslncus In
this city.
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Growing Together
t Klamath Falls and the
American National'Bank
v ' : The American National Bank would nqt be
the stronfi; institution it is today if Klamath ,
Falls had not been a. live progressive com-
. . munity. '
And it is safo to say that Klamath Falls
would not have made the progress it has in
the past few years but. for the active inter
est and financial support of the American
- National Bank. . : . - .
This bank and this community have grown
together and each has helped the other. '
. . If you believe in the future of this vicinity
'. dnd are ambitious for. your own personal
success let this strong friendly bank join
.''..I' with you in bringing ' about the success ,
. .. " of your plans. , ;.
, We will welcome the opportunity to servo '
you at any time.
Th e American National Bank
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
' Member Federal Reserve System.'
TlfK WKATIIKR IH-U'tUtT
Tho Cyclo-Stormasraph at Under
wood's l'harmacy registered a steady
riso In barometric pressure during
the Ust'36 hours and 'We are now
woll Into the "fair weather" aren.
Prospects for a fine day Sunday aro
very good. .
Korocaat for next 24 hours:
Fair with modcrato temporaturcs.
The Tycos recording thcrmomctor
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as fojlows:
High GS Low 29
V. S. Weather Ili-poH
Oregon: Cloudy In west. Fair
and cooler In east portion tonight.
Sunday fair except frosts In tho In
terior; moderate west winds.
IjKAVKH for AHHXAXD
Oiiuity Agent Awny For Iy On
filioi-t HuhIih'sS Trip
County Agent C. A. Henderson
left this morning for Ashlnnd whoro
ha plnnned to spend the dny attend
ing to business mm tors In connec
tion with his public position here.
RKTl It-NS FROM SOUTH
Mrs. Mulloy To Remain In Klnmnth
; Falls For Remainder of Spring
Mrs. Dan Mulloy of Klamath
Falls returned to the city the early
part of the week after spending the
winter with friends and relatives In
Long Bench. California. Mrs. Mul
loy reportfr.1 splendid weither in
the sonth.
PURCHASES IHX!
Ies Saline Purchases Police Canln
Tills Week
Les Snllng, of the' famous Saline
orchestra, has purchased a splendid
police dog. According to Sallng tho
dog will be a mascot for the orches
tra. Tho animal lias boen nimed
"Patsy."
RrXilSTRATKX POOR '
Weather Hold Accountable For The
Slack In Tourist Travel
Sirs, ri.akki.y ikparts
Htnto Supervisor of Nurses Inspects
.County Health Unit
After a briof visit ' In Klamath
Fnlls Inspecting the . work of the
county health unit In Klnmnth coun
ty, Mrs. Glendora Blakely, state sup
ervisor of nurses left yestorday for
Portland. Mrs. Illnkoly has been a
visitor of Klnmnth' rountv before.'
the Inst time being the occasion of i
tho annual banquet of the county
health association. She expressed
hcrsolt as highly pleased with, the
work of the county honlth unit In
Klnmnth. "You have bettor head
quarters for the county health unit
work than nny other In the county,"
she snld. Mrs. Blnkoly will make
regulnr visits of Klanvath county on
Inspection' tours.
John Titrnldgo, ranchor of Don
nniia, Is spqnding the week-end In
Klnmnth Falls with frlonds.
ItoMOIiAV NOTICK
DoMolny Ilogron Friday eve
ning, April 24. Aiflomlilo
Marshall house for dinner
8:30 p. m, sharp.
VERNON FRANCIS, M. C.
Holding accountable? the weather
for tho slack of tourist travel ar
riving In Klamath Falls from out
side states, Mrs. Leah Smith of tho
chamber of commerce reports only
11 registrations yesterday, with only
four cars on Wednesday. Although
the past two days have. been pleas
ant the regular run ,of more than
12 cars per riViy, as was established
last week as tiie average .percent
age, will not be resumed until next
week, Tho majority cars still come
from Cnlltornln according to sta
tistics. ' t
RKALTOR HRRK
Allen H. Hotchkin Returns To Home
After Visit In Klamnth Fnlls
Allen H. Hotchkin, prominent
resident and real estate dealer of
Vl30dburn, Oregon, left on the stage
for his home In- tbe Willamette Val
ley after visiting for some time. Ac
cording to Hotchkin, who is inter
ested In the business of this sec
tion, Klamath Falls reminds him,
on a small scale of Los Angeles,
during the best year of her history,
1923. Hotchkin nvas looking into
property Interests in the city with
a view of returning here to locate.
He Is planning to return later in
tha spring.
uoodness knows
l"-rrrT mn'mi Tril
nun many
TOXStI.8 OUT
Kdwnril ReUip Recovers From Ton
sllltis Operation Yesterday
1 "';'
Little Edward DeLnp, small son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeLnp, la
recovering today from .an operation
for tho extraction of his tonsils.
Ha is bolng taken care of nt tho
Klnmnth General hospital. His con
dition Is very good following tho
oporntlon. .
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Fred Lnngoll, prominent stock
rancher from the Sprague River
district has been spending the major
portion of the week In the city visit
ing ,wlth.,fr!ends. , ,.. ,v .
Candies
It's the taste that makes
the people of Klamath
Falls eat our home
made candies.- ; .
Our week-end
Special
Pecan, Walnut, Cocoa
nut log rolls ,
60c per lb.
Chewing taffy, vanilla,
strawberry, . ; ,
40c per lb . '
. - is ' ..' .i .:.
. After the show '
Make a visit to our soda
fountain and I am sure
you will be, delighted .
with our fancy drinks
and sundaes. .
Chocolate Shop
P. J. Zissoa
" 824 Main
fwirnro '
Goodnm InckH In
mpm with m Kr
The hnndy key
openlng top is
quickly, enstty,
safely removed.
No enn-opener;
no digging in;
no raw edges to
cut you. There's
n convenient con
tainer when tho
coffee Js gone.
The gooi-coffee makers are count-.
, Jess who depend on Golden Wes( In '
dispensing their morning cheer. '
They've been accumulating 40-odd
years the line growing daily. ' S
It is so easy, so certain to make
good-coffee with Golden West. It's
blended , from the world's best-;
flavored high-grown berries to start
with. Then it is roasted and steel
cut scientifically, and comes to you '
in that famous key-opening vacuum
can with the quality all there.
Naturally it is economical always
seeming to yield more delicious
cups to the pound.
Abo try Goldsn Wst T'
: -Orani PckM 4 Gnwn Jspsn
CU)SSET & DKVERS, COFFERS TEAS EXCLUSIVELY,
, PORTLAND AND SEATTLS
yily Coffee
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