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

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" FTttf'AV." MAY 25,"l02n
" '""''KVRfnNO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Just Think
wo can serve you with
avery thing mother used
to(buke and you don't
have to go near a hot
stove.
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
It
77ie First Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
Santford & Go.
426 MAIN STREET
Phone 34 ' Phone 64
The Largest Strictly Cash
' Store in Klamath County
(jive The graduate
A Box of
Candy
SPECIALS
French Nugalc
80c lb.
Peanut Brittle
40c lb.
Maple Logs "
GOclb.
Our home-made candies
are the best you ever
ate.
Gal. Size' Tender Peas '--.80
Gal. Size Extra Fancy Catsup Jj1
Gal. Size Fey. Dry Pa'ck .P'mpkin Q
Gal. Size Fancy Kraut .50
, We are now receiving fancy Fruits
and Vegetables from the Rogue River
Valley. Due to the fact that we have
one of the largest stores in Medfor'd
we are able to.purchase the Best Fruits
and Vegetables direct from the grow
ers at a reasonable price and in turn
sell them to you without you paying
two or three Middlemen's profit.
Free Delivery Service
Prices quoted in this ' ad are good until
market changes
Best creamery butter, 'lb -.43
Large can fancy Green Gage plums i- --:.20
Large can Rogue River apples ................ p JQ
Irge can fancy loganberries ................30
Lsrge can fancy Bartlett pears . .. ,35
Van Camps pork and beans ,08
Large can fancy Royal Anne cherries -,35
2 cans fancy tender beets ,25
Large can fancy kraut ..........
Large can fancy dill pickles ,25
Tender peas, can --.20
Large can fancy string beans .;...-.:.-...20
2 cans fancy Iowa corn r. --.25
25 oz. R C. baking powder .. ;20
50 oz, JC.-C. baking powder '......V...:.:.,.,...'40
4 large rolls toilet paper .........'..;.....1.25
Large package Peets wash-inch, soap 35
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Large package citrus .-.25
10 large bars P. & G. soap ...1..,.........: ,40
10 large bars Crystal White .... ....40
Large can Rex lye ---.10
Clothes pins, dozen .05
Large can Sani-Flush '.25
Empty candy pails, each :.. .15
Empty, oak barrels, each 3.00
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Don't forget to try our
fountain.
CHOCOLATE
SHOP
P. J. Zissos, Prop.
824 Main "'
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Extra Fancy Creamery iButfer...
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, Gal. Size Fey. Strd. Tomatoes. - -3 5
Gal. Size Libby'g Apple Butter.. --,35
49.-lb. Sack Fishers Blend Flour 2.75
We maintain and operate our own
individual delivery system. All ord
ers amounting to 2.00 or more;will be
promptly delivered free . of u!charge.
All orders given us before 5; o'clock
p. m. will be delivered he same day.
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You can phone us your order, ana pay
our deliveryman. at your, home.
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Free Delivery Service
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zLM a i nl y A b o u t Pe o p i e. !
VISITING HKUK
SarramcJKo Teacher n vSpeml Week
! Willi MVS. Georgiii Wilson
'MOM 1.AKKVIEW
DeleKiiriiiii' Kruin Ahliiinl ("onven
I lot) Puss Mn'it Hire
On their w.v to their homos in
l.nkevlew, a number of ro!:laiita o(
Hint city Rtappvd Jn Klamuth Fulln
last nlKhl whllo rutumliiB from the
Odd Fullowa convention In -Ashland.
Among tluiHO -who mnUa tho trip
weru .Mr. and Mrs. Harry llalley,
of Uikovluw, and irH. C. II. Mc
Kemlrlo. Mrs. John Slmmoni nud
Mm. I.. V. Diinian, also residents
of Lakevlow. ;
l'1'.OM l'KIXlvVlI,I,K wjs'Mrs. Orl) Campbell from her
IttsldeiitH iif N'eluliborlnir 'lty Sum. ranch In iiio Olwie district. The
In Klitiniith Lu.vt Mi;lit
II. If. Jonas, C. L. Shattuelt and
CJoorgo W.'Nohlo, roaldcnts of Prlne
vlllo. stopped lirKlumath FnlU over
night, Thursday, on their way to
their homes In Prlnevlllo after nt
lendlnK the Odd Fellawd ebnventlbn
In Ashland to whloh ther wcro delegates.
MIOM U1.K.M:
.Mm. Orb Cuinplieli Spi-iiil.s Vestoi
day In Klamatli l.'nll.s
"llu('k" WilllaniH la In Kin ninth 1
Kails tigaln nflor spending u week
on his ranch near Maliu.
Among the numerbiis out of town
visitors In Klamath, Falls yesterday
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Campbell raneh is one of the most
prominent of that section and reis
es a fine grade of alfalfa.
With the cltise of' Sacramento
schools, Mrs. Clara Beach has ar
rived ia Klamath Falls to spend a
week visiting with Mrs. Georgia Wil
son. Mrs. Beach is an Instructress
in one of the grade schools of Sacra
mento. She has extensive business
holdings in Klamath Falls which
she will care for during her- visit
here. v . ;
KANC'HKK IX
( hai li s Adams Visiting
From lily
fti City
dharles Adams, well known resi
dent of Bly country was a visitor
In the city yesterday afternoon. An
other visitor from out of town to
spend same time In Klamath Falls
this week was Ed Simmons, ranch
er from Donaiua.
I . ' : Special Prices : '
fllSS U.U'T ILL
Friends of (.(MirKianna Cllft
of Illness
Hoar
Mis3 Georglannu Clift of Klamath
Falls is coufinod to her homo lu
the Jacobs apartments suffering
from nil illness which threatens to
develop Into a severe attack ol ap
pendicitis. Miss Clift Is employed
with the Falls Moreantlle company.
on
Graduation
Photographs
One 8x10 Enlargement
and 12 regular 12
a dozen portraits
$7.50
Open tonight ater exercises for your sitting
Stinson's Studio
The Photographer in Your Town
737 Main
WOItK AT DIAMOND
lli(;!i School Buys Will Spend Part of
Vacation at Fish llntcliery ;
Jimmy lloyd. Lawrence Carroll,
Dean Hockley, and Lewis Stewart
loft Tuesday for Diamond Lake,
where they Iwill work at the fish
hatchery tor the next six weeks ,or
two months. ;
AU1UVES HERE
Called by t'.ie illness of hev
daughter. Miss Georglauna Clift,
Mrs. Annie E. Hensley, accompan
ied by her daughter Miss Oenevieve
Honsley. arrived in Klamath Falls
this afternoon from her home in
Ashland. She will visit with her
daughter. Miss Georgianne and Miss
Paulino Clift expecting to remain
the summer. Harvey Clift drove the
party to Klamath Falls. ,
EXPECTS MOTHEIS
Roy Patrick to Eniov Vlxit ;Froni
Mother in Detroit
Mrs. j. B. Patrick of Detroit,
Oregon, is expected to -arrive during
the' week-end to ai'.end some time
visiting with her son Roy Patrick, a
Klamath Falls resident and em
ployed in the office of the Klamath
Falls Creamery company. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lynch of the
little town of Mitchell, Oregon, are
spending the remainder -of the
week in the city. .
. TO IMf HERB
Grants Pass Visitors o Spend Some
, . .Time in ftltuunlH Fulls' ' '
-""Franlt Vannlce, accompJnled by
his family, residents of Grants Pass
are expected1 toVarrivcf soon to spend
several days visiting with Vannlce's,
brother,". Ed Vannlce, a resident o
Klamath Falls. v. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. , Merle Kilgoro of
Lnngeirs valley ,pnt yesterday in
Klamath Falls visiting with friends
and shopping.
' TO GO EAST , ' "
I Kliiiimtli County Ranchers to Visi
in South Also . 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Uhrman,
ranchers for 38 years In Klamath I
county leave Algoma tomorrow j
I morning for Chicago. They will vla-
j U In Now Orloana and Nebraska,
j They plan to bo absent from Klatn
inlh oounty for two months.
LKAV1 FOR PORTLAND
Iioslio ItDKcn-to Spend Several Days
on Business Trip
Leslie Itdgors of tho First Nation
al. Hank of Klamath Falls, left yost-
tordny for n! hurried buslnoas trip
to. Portland whoro hiy-wlll remain
tor several days transacting nffuiru.
Roffers- expuets to b hack ou tho
desk Monday. -: - :
Chickens.
1 month old cockrels,
20c each by the hundr
ed; $2.50 per dozen;
21c each. Will be 1 lb.
broilers in two weeks,'
1 Vj lb. in four yeeks,
500 must go by Monday
Make a pen 6x10 with
large box for shelter. A
little grain with table
scraps .will . feed them.
Raise you own and get
your fill-' of fried
chicken.
A few S weeks old pul"
i lets ,to sell at 50 cents.
1 ' pound broilers, fat
and fine; milk and corn
fed 50 cents each. Drive
out and get them or
call 400-M.
Mrs. Syd Evans .
A Bank Account is Better J
than an "Alibi". 1
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The man who fails in life always has an
"alibi," but the man with a growing
arnnnnt: vpvv Rplrlnm npprlti nnp '
What are you going to do? FAraQ. an
alibi, or build a bank account?''1
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We suggest a bank account, and' this as
the bank.
)ah!:
The American National Bank
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