The Evening herald., May 08, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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"Daughters of Pleasure'
Tfte Junior Class, of the
K. C, H, S. s
Present
Elmer Buesing
Bryant Williams
Joy Evans
Leota Beall
Maria Crystal
Helen Abbey
Dorothy Dunham
, Ruth Cof er
Marjorie Peyton
Venice Moore
Jennie Grover
Carol Gray ;
Lucille Shuey
Helen Osborne
Dorothea Wortley
Addie Jenkins
DICK HATTON
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"TWO FISTED JUSTICE"
and "THE SANTA FE TRAIL
Coming Sunday
"THE GREAT TOM MIX"
in Zane Grey's:
"LAST OF THE DUANES"
MUSHROOMS MAKE
DEBUT IN MARKET
AFTER SOFT RAIN
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Big . shipments of fancy fresh strawberries will arrive at our stores in the
morning. - The price will be the lowest in town. Visit either store early
tomorrow, and get a few. boxes or a crate. Come early and get your choice.
Pure Cane Sugar, sack
$6.79
:l:om in thin slices and then dry in j
x tourl to take up a3-much mols-1
'.uro as possible.
i temperature that butter will melt
Instantly is used to fry the mush-
IN FIVE ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
Vaudeville at 9:00. Regular Prices
Coming Sunday "Pleasure Mad"
Are Your Teeth Secret Enemies?
Are hidden teeth troubles undormining your health and sapping
. your vitality? Find out. An examination Is free and may save
iyou years of suffering. We have brought relief to many Klamath
County residents and can do the same for you.
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R. D. COE, Dentists
202-204 Hopka Bldg.
(Painless, of course)
8th and Main
Phone 83G
' First mushrooms -of the season
.have appeared in Klamath Falls
mnrkets. Brought in by an. ener
getic rancher from tho Midland dis-
d'lct, a box of ' the delicate food I
'has mado Its dobut in a Klamath
ialls fitoro where they nny bo pur-1
Phased fresh from the sweet smell
ing earth.' The rain .Wednesday, j
the firit during the week, has bot '
the mushrooms from Uie 'ground
overnight and the .party that went
out last week will probably have
better luck, should they, try them
again.
Proper preparation of mushrooms I
have been learned through an old
"darken" cook, whose favorite dish
was a tender steak smothered in
mushrooms. Scrubbing the food
of dirt and accumulation from the
with a stiff brush, take3 all particles'
intere3tce8 of tho plant. Although
there Is some difference of opinion
the best results from the food is
to soak them for 24 tiburs In a
3alt water solution after slicing
rooms, with a deep amount of but-
ter in . t'-io .wrying pan. When a $
rich grown liquor has been obtained,
idd a little flour to make a sauce iV
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of gravy. ;J- i
According 10 several prominent
housewives, the mushroom prepara
tion Is not only' delicious on steak,
but Warrenton clams, oysters and
well browned toast also forms a
basis for an appotliiing meal. ...
ROY KLEIN SEES
, ranrix mmmiau
uiil.ii i niumusiii
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Expansion S a 1 e S a v ing
You can always save money on shoes at our stores
and here are some wonderful values.
100 . Pairs Shoes Regularly $7.00 to $8.00
Patent, Satin and Black Kid. Desirable Patterns in
straps, cut-outs, oxfords and gored patterns. All sizes
in the lot, $3.95
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State Highway Engineer
and Aide Are in Klam
ath on Inspection
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Pineapple, No. 2 cans. ' Of)c Hills coffee, 1 lb
fancy sliced, can red 'can, for OOC
Apricote, No. 2y2 cans, Q Hills coffee, 2 lb fc1 1 Ci
in syrup, 2 cans for red can for P 1 1 V.
Cheese, full 'cream OA Hills coffee, 4 lb. 9ft
5 lb. bricks, per lb ..v.......... . red can for .-
Heinz Tomato Catsup, Pint Bottle - - - - 25c
Pi-unes, medium size '"iO.QC ' Tomatoes, No. 2 solid,- QC
fancy, sweet, 2& lb. box pack, 2 cans for
Peaches, fancy Muir (O OEt' Tomatoes, No. 2 la extra 1C,
25 lb. box for I....,.: .. standard, can :
Raisins, Thompson JO Peas, med. size, tender . ;OCj,,
seedless, 25 lb. box . . .. :.:.tfY .' .peas, 2 cans for OUU
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Medium size Sweet Oranges, dozen
35c
423 Main STONES' MEAT MARKET. 423 Main
Choice beef roast ' : . 1 7 Oven roast, young beef:"'". OCj
prime rib, (bone in) lb prime rib, rolled, lb .............. V:
Steaks, all ' 0p Pork roast, choice 1 OO
beef steaks) per lb ...:.......: f Young . pork, lb -:
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Oompletion of Tho Dalles-C'iiU-f
oniia ' highway from tho northern
bordor of tho state to tho southern
border, is assured by tho . fall' cf
11)20, Hoy Klelu,' state highway en
gineer, asserted, today, i Mr. Klein, 1
wltlj AHSlstaut State Engineer 1. P. j
Campbell, arrived , last night from Klein ' said. "Final
Shlem to spend several dnys: in will soon bo made.
ICInnnntli county inspecting state
highwagrx in Klunmth and : I.ntc
cou,ntie.s. '' . -'''f,' ; f .' . I;
Concurrent construction on the
ICIninath FaUls - Lnlceyicni hisliway
in both Klamath and Lake counties
is also assured, the state engineer
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fe Outlines Work '
Mr. Klein ontlined ,in;; detail' difr
ferent units of ionstruction on: The
Dalies-California highway in Klam
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ain St.
423
Main St
arrangements
ath and Deschutes county that will
e projected this,, year and next. . '
-Surfacing .of the Sand'! .Creek''
Beaver Marsh section Is now under
Concerning the relocation of the
State highway between Dairy and
Beatty, Mr. Klein declined to make
any statements. ' ' ,
' Silent On Rcloculion
-" "It is truo that we will ' look ovor
the" proposition", he admitted, "but
after all it is a problem for ilie
highway commission. The engineer
ing department can. only make rec
ommendations." The ! comlmlsslon
will : probably mako a decision on
the tremors, tho record there show
ing the .shocks as of intensity four
and five.
The city of Dalaguete, Cebu prov
ince, reports n number of concrete
buildings there were cracked by the
earthquakes. No Moss of life was
reported In any region. ' . 1 : i .
this question at their next meeting,
May 2S. , ' ;' ' , r
The two engineers will , bo in
Klamath for several days and will
! wnv nnH will ho pmnnlrttori fh'o
Ump Ti,.''m,un- f fht. ..Mm- V8 escorted over state highways In
..vij i v'nctA xviuiiittLii iiuu bane cuuuuea uy jliv-
75 Pairs Shoes to $8.00 Values
$4.95
Patent, Satin, Black Kid and
. Tan Calf Shoes. Season's, newest
patterns in all heels. All sizes
in the lot .
65 Pairs Shoes,
Regularly $9.00,
Some wonderful
values in this lot.
Big Savings on Children's Shoes
300 Pairs of Children's Shoes in all the Newest Pat
terns High Grade Quality Jj2.25
MEWS SPECIAL w
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You'll be surprised when ,
you see the value at
Klamath Shoe Store
Phone 623
W. H. KlTTO,Prop.
,605 Main St.
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was finished in 1924.
The Beaver ; Marsh-Crescent sec
tion will be graded this year by the I
forest service. The grade
allowed to settle over the
and contract for tho surfacing
the road will bo let in tho spring
of 1926.
Grading contract fof tho section
extending from Crescent north to
tho Klamath-Deschutes county line
will be let at the next meeting of
the state highway commission, May
2S. . ' .
Tho grading and surfacing of tho
La Pino-Lava BuUo section tho
only incompleted section in Des
chutes county will be finished this
year.
Government Xo Help l
Mr. .'Klein, told of an agreement
with tho Lake county court, which
will ( facilitato completion ' of the
Klamath Falls-Lakeviow , highway.
According to agreement, if tho state
and United Forest service will co
operato on a 50-50' basis, on the
grading and surfacing of tho sec
tion' ' of ' the highway , that goes
throingh FrcMiont National forest in
eastern Klamath and western Lako
countios, the Lako comity court will
complete grading of tho highway
from .Drews Valley' east to Lake
viow. "The forest service is willing to
go Jialf and half in building the road
through the national forest'
ision Engineer C. C. Kelley.
KISLIQSICIEB
BY EAi
iTHOUAKE
Tremors Reported Far Out
on Pacific Several ;
Buildings
rr.ci:ed '
RICE, WILL SPEND
FORTNIGHT NORTH
;'- Rev. and Mrs. Arthur ,L.' Rice will
leave, .Monday, morning, May 11, for
Parma,; Idaho where they will spend
i fortnight visiting with Rev. Rice'sj
parents. . Rev. and Mrs. Rice will
accompany Mrs. , J.' J. Vlllalr ot
Chiloquin by auto to Baker, Orej; .
from . there they will proceed 1 to '
Idaho. ;, on the . train. , Curing, the
Sunday they will be abseht from the
city, J. O. Rhodes of Pelican. Citiy;
will ., be ' in the '. pulpit. .' . '.The '".next
.Sunday, May 24, will be the sciene-'
of .'the 'lOBkccaul'aureatte" 'sermon" ot
the Senior class of Klamath county
iugh school.' This will be a Union
service. r -, . ' :
MANILA, May S. A new series
cf earthquakes hav'rs their origin -$'K''S''K-'S"H'''-t:
"far out in the Pacific Ocein" shook
Albay, Sa'.nar and Camarnes prov
inces this morning.
, Dispatches ' received from IBals,
Occidental Nogrocs Island, report
the wh:irf there was badly damag
ed by tho temblors preventing ships
from landing. , . . j ' '
'J A floodtido during the day. was
also caused by the Bhocks, it was
believed. , ; '"
Father Selga, director of the
weather bureau, emphasized his be
lief that geologic disturbances in
tho Pacific caused tho latest tenrb
lors and they ivoro in no way con
nected with the volcanic activity, bo
ing anticipated by tho residents of
the town of Bais. '
' Tho' Batag ' lighthouse, the mo3t
Mr. eastern point in tho Philippines folt
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dpeciai suiiaay limnen
ite Pelican Hotel !
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Harry Borel
and his orchestra will play during
dinner hour
! Why Go 40 Miles ' !
to Dance?
When you can dance on a good floor with '
' ; the beet music in Klamath County at ;
KENO
SATURDAY, MAY 9
Les Sailing's Orchestra , .. V. . ..
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ETTER
BREAD"
In a class by itself '-; '
"Better Bread" is of such superior quality
that it is truly in a class by itself. It is
made with only one idea in mind, and that
is 'quality.' -. ., - ; .
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"Better Bread" costs you no more than the
rest, you might as well have the best.
.Your grocer can supply you '
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Cherry Pies
Gooseberry Pies
Whipped Cream Puffs
Sixth Street Bakery
CHAS. LANDIS
126 South Sixth St.
"For Goodness Sake Eat Better Bread"
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