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Commencement Exercises of the Class of
1925 of the
Klamath County High School
Front twelve rows of Orchestra Seats will bo
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Reserved for Purents
Ea liberty
The iiobin Hood of the desert
a "ver' bad honibre"
"THE BAD c5VfAN"
; but, BOY, he's good !
TODAY ONLY
COMING SUNDAY
"THE ROUGHNECK"
Featuring (luorgn O'llrleii, the aon of 8:tn Francisco's
famous p:lli' chief.
SPECIAL
Owing to Commencement at the Pine Tree to
night "Alburtus" will appear tonight at the
Liberty.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
SPECIAL!
The Miracle Man
"Alburtus"
will demonstrate his remarkable ability by driv
ing an automobile absolutely blindfolded through
the heaviest traffic in the city. He will be in
charge of a committee selected from the crowd.
If you desire a thrill be in the crowd and join
the committee. .
Remember., the time Saturday at noon, at the.
Pine Tree Theatre
This is the most thrilling of the feats of ,
"ALBURTUS"
Special Note: The great Alburtus closes his en
gagement at the Pine Tree Saturday night. Your
last chance to see him.
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You Protect Your Family When You ;Buy at
STONE'S
Particular people use keen judgement in selecting their food store. They
are right, for the food they buy plays an important part in their daily
' life. .',.' ". . : :
Our buyers are constantly in touch with the markets, using very careful
judgment in selecting wholesome foods, which are high in value and ec
onomical in price.
CLEAN STORES SNAPPY SERVICE LOW. PRICES
SIKHS
LOSS OF BEAUTY
TO FAIRER SEX
GOOD BUSINESS
Can only be built with a good product.
The baker who would prosper must bake bread
that will Batisfy his customers, rich, tasty, whole
some and pure.
The fact that
Better Bread
is used by a very large percentage of the people
of Klamath County should prove that it has these
qualities.
Test it in your home.
Sixth Street Bakery
CHAS. LANDIS , f
126 South Sixth St. 1
''For Goodness Sake Eat Better Bread" $
Fronch any they will wnlcomo any j Women In Porala havo stylod 10
suggestions about tholr debt to us. : tob their hair. Bet tho noighliorn
Wo bug to auggest alio pay. j rail thorn Persian cnts.
Strange Will Case
To Be Fought Thru
Courts Of Oregon
Pineapple . Peaches
No: 2Y cans, broken AZLr No. 2 Vii cans, free- , O
sliced, 2 cans for tJl stone, 2 cans for ...VJ-
Certo Citrus Washing Powder
Lay in a few Okn Regular size package, AKn
bottles, each 2 packages for 7Jt
Sugar Cheap . Sego Milk S
10 pound bag pure (Qc Tall cans, 3 for 25c
cane sugar 1 case. (48 cans) $3.95
Rolled Oats Lux-Cheap
3 pound package O fn Large size, each 25c
regular 35c size, for .. Small size3 for 25c
Pork and Beans ' ' Stone's Butter
Van Camps, regular 9 Churned fresh daily, guaranteed to ,
15c size, 3 for ; 5JC please, 2 pound Q1r
(limit 6) . roll for g 1 C
LONDON, May 23. Tobacco
! lined bv women has a tendency tn
doatroy their daintiness, according
to Dr. Cecil Webb-Johnson, ono of
England's bent know specialism on
dint and obcaity, In his now book.
"Women and lleatity." Health and
beauty go hnnd In hand, declnrea
tho author, and a grnvo warning la
given to women amokcra and drink
era, tils theory being that It la dif
ficult for tho women of today, and
the men ai well, to amoko or drink
within what ordinarily la termed
moderation.
Ijicks Keif Control
"A man often will havo hia al
lotted dully ration of ho ninny
pipes, cigar or cigarettes, but a
woman In mora imstnblo and lens
capubln of aolf-control than a mnn,''
(he author contends. Aa a rule, he'
bollorcM, a woman- rmukor docs not
nppear to know what moderation
means, any mtr than a woman
drlnkor.
look Vnilenioui'lhhed
Concerning tho effect of exces
xlvo cigarette smoking upon a wom
an's beauty tho doctor Bays: ."Ob
aervo a girl who amokea excessively,
and you will notice, that abe alao
looka undornoiirlHhed, with Blaring
eyoa and a yellowish akin. To make
inn! tern wone tho smoke-dried
throat experiences a fulao thlrat,
and thus mora liquid than la nec
essary la consumed and an alcohol
habit aet up. Tho rock-tail and the
cignrutto always go together."
Alcohol generally. Dr. Webb
Johnson maintains, spoils benuty In
woman because It mnkca super
fluoua fat.
Salem, Ore.'. May 22 Whether
the atiitf of Oreir tn shall acnulre
by escheat t!i estate of the late J
Mrs. Asmoa llrlx of Aatoria am-1 J
oiintlng to J200.0UO, or whether i
the estate wlfolly or In part ahall
go to the alleged natural but faith
less m-jthcr of Mra. Brlx, a resi
dent of (iermany U tie Isuo In a
caao to be fought outlu court. The
statu land board today cmnloye.1
N'oiblad and I lease, lawyers of
Asloriu; 13 assist District Attorney
l.lenebber of Clatsop county, in
the caao and it will bo necessary
for llesae to make a trip to Germ
any in connection with tho case.
Tbo case Is unusual. - The (oater
parenta of Mrs. . Ilrix aro eald to
live near Salem, but their names
could not be. ascertained here to
day. To them It was her desire to
leave aonio of tho eatuto. Also ahe
detlred to leave 2r.noo to a Luth
eran church at Astoria. But ahe
left no will and tho church has been
Informed that It has no claim on
'.ho eitatq. , ,
.The mother In Oermany Is 8a'd
to have discarded the child soon
after birth and glron her to a coup
le emigrating to America, And who
bcramo the foster parents. A
Portland attorney. It Is aaid, ha8
appeared with alleged power of
attorney from the mother Irf Germ
any, seeking tp'get the estate. Tn
laud board doubts the existence f
tho German claimant
$
reduced roundtrlp fare
(16 day return limit)
, to Los Angeles
v. for the California State
ShrintCowmtion
June 2-4, inc. '
(Special excursion tickets on iale Mar
28-Junel.lnc.) '
Now plan to attend this gala event. No
batter way to spend yourvacatlon this year.
1 Umdrcdsol Sir Knights bn dress parade.
Bands, ceremonials, drill contests, dances,
v Enjoy, too.the gayrecreation at Southern
California beach resorts Santa Monica,
Long Beach, Cntallna Island, and many
others. Sea Hollywood and Culver City
movie colonics,
Fnst, luxurious service dally vlaSouthern
TacUic. Delicious meals enroute in South
ern Pacific dining cars. '
' Forull inormatlon, ailc .
Southern Pacific Lines
S J. J. MILLER, D. F. & P. A.
517 Main :St Phone 709 Klamath Falls. Ore.
Thoro is no future In being a Bal
kan atatesman.
PEOPLE LIKE STONE'S VACUUM P ACKED COFFEE Try it Yourself
1 pound cans 53c ...2YZ pound cans - $1.29 .
5 pound can ..4.... $2.58
A money-back guarantee goes with e - ach purchase. ,
IN OUR MARKET 423 MAIN STREET A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE
'i : Ffa.K ri.n MoJera- Refrisrerated Market
Rump' roast, young 1 Q- Veal roast, milk 18c
beef, per pound lot . veal, per pound XSJX
Round roast, young " Ottn'J Pork roast, choice pork,
beef, per pound per pound 20c and 25c
Pot roast, shoulder 1 ftr; Weiniers and bologna . 90c
beef, per pound xoH' ' strictly fresh, pound
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST FRESH VEGETABLES
IN TOWN '
aSH
717 Main Street
Groceries
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423 Main Street
Store and Market
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Trade at Slones and get the advantage of SIXSTORE BUYING POWER
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ELKS LODGE GETS
NINE NEW MEMBERS
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Today the poulntlon of the Elka
Lodge is just 13 greater than this
time yesterday, all duo tq Initiation
of nine candidates and transfer of
four others from other lodges, to
tho local Elk'a lodge last night.- .
The nine new membets who were
lnitinted nro: Edwin C. Knight,
W. P. Buford. T. S. Abbott, Clark
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ho U working, r
., Mr. Beddy (eeently from Long
C. Johnson, Frank Ev. Beardsley, R
ft. nnllnit. rtfnrrA MetE. A. A. Vosrel'
)ohl and T. L. Whipple. ! Beach, Calif., has- rented the Ray
' jThe four transfers-were C. C. Kel- Pickett ranch,?wheTo he will move
ley. division engineer of the state with his family.
highway department;. W. A. Mas
sengill, D. P. Malloy and S. M. Har
per. .' ' i
MALIN
Mrs. C. B.' Dabl ot Malin spent
several days n Klamath Falls, vis
iting friends; . Mr. and Mrs. Dahl
have sheep interests here, having
recently bought sheep of Mike Mur
phy. They' have them on the lake
Dick Stevenson was in Thursday
from the Bryant Mt. sawmill where iat Mike Marphys camp.
The Hartlerode well drilling out
lit, was thru MaUn Saturday on th'o
way to the Minnls ranch In the Steel
swamp district, where Mr. Minnis U
going to drill. .
. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bailey ot
Shasta View were In Malln. shop
ping on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook of Port- .
land are visiting their son Crocket
Holbrook and family for a tew day
The1 grade schools closed "Wed-
nesday. ,j"
Honeymooning in Mexico
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are wearing
Bostoeians
And all the while they've g ot pasting Comfort.
If you watch men notable for their clothes you'll
notice that broad toe brogues are popular at the
American universities this spring.
),Here it is cut from rich leather imported-with the new
square lines that look so well with wide bottom trous
ers.
Clnlro Windsor and Bert Lytell, film alara.'were married at Juarei, Mexl
co, by a native magistrate, Immediately after tho cefsmony they began a
honeymoon trip to Mexico city in a apeemi cur imuvicu mem w
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