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PAGE THREE
FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1025
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EVEtflNC HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Life Insurance
Salesman
WANTED Huccemifiil Llfo
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Inmirnuco cninpiiuy well i
UblLhiul In this nliilc. A
puniiiiiient piwltlmi ut re
Hpohnllilllly Willi unlimited
ii lpi r t ii 1 1 ln. H;ilui', lninu.
llliuiul r'f"t your mill r"mw
l n(imiiil.'l"ii!i. If IiHtmi
uil fciirmiir, in' kmiw f
mini wlm i'ii ii (tuiiliry, wrlin
I'. (). Mux lull, Portland,
Ori'iton, mill your reply will
liu trimtud in strictly conti-dniitliil.
The First Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
Santford & Co.
amatmwmsmmm
426 MAIN STREET
Phone 34 Phone 64
77ie Largest Strictly Cash
Sore in Klamath County
Att'KPTH POSITION
Formerly Employed at Kjiimkih'
Itlvcr, Now Willi Alitoimi '
Jmi Tliiilhnfcr hint accepted a
IinHltlim nn lftU lc'(?jif will' 'I'"
Alumna l.iiuilii'r company lit Al
Komn. .Mr. Tlmllinfiir formerly
worked lit KproKU" river.
iti:rrii.H fho.u poitTLAxn
ltrtiiriiH I riiiii !: I Vll( Willi
HIMer
Mrs. A. M. Hlmpxon of Alitomn
returned frum Portland mi Thurs
day, wlu'rn nli" Inn been '"r tin
punt month, vIhIiIiib h"r nlHi..r. Mm.
Coffey,
1IAHV (illtl, HOItV
ui-nx r Kliiuiiiili I'iiIU I'cnplo I'iir-
rum f lliiliyt.lrl
Wnnl Iintt been reo'l'ved In lliU j
city liy Mm. W. Soule Hint her
brother mid nlmor-lii-linv. .Mr. and j
Mm. Charles II. ily of Kiistuivlli
California, lire lb" happy piir-mn
of n Imliy iilrl, Hiixuniio Ami. Iiurii
mi Hundity. Tim lllll'i mu) weighed
7 1-2 pound. Moth Hi" nun her nml
Imliy nro doliiK nicely. Mr. and Mrn.
Otey will lio riiinoiiilM-red hern hy
many friend", wheru tln-y formerly
llvcil.
Free Delivery Service
ATTORNEY VISITS MOTHER
Atlorniiy Don Newbury of Med
ford visited In tho illy for few
iluyn wild Ills mother, Mm. Wilbur fc-'
i.ow.h iluflnif lln, i.jirlv linrt nt 'llluEr
Week.
Gal. size Libby's fcny applebulter. ..
Gal.' size fancy standard tomatoes ....
Lee can Libby's fey Green Gage plums
2 small cans fancy grated piseapple....
Large can fancy grated pineapple........
Gal. size fey grated pineapple ...
Oregon English walnuts, lb .......
Extra fancy creamery butter, lb
.85
.35
.20
.25
.20
$1.00
1.25
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Prices quoted in this ad are good until
market changes
Compare the service we offer you
with the service you have been getting.
You can phone us your order and pay
our deliveryman at your home.
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NEW I'llllNK M'.MllKltS
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IjuhIihomi oltli-ii of Tliu llitrnld,
pIl'IIHO cull 7IIH
Kor tlio udllorliil and nows
di'tuirlmcnt rail HH
10 lb. sack Speny corn meal t"pl
Large package Kellogg's corn flakes .,10
Jello, any flavor ... , .10
6 large boxes matches .30 '
Pint Wesson oil .28
Pint, Mazola - .28
(o pint pure olive oil - .25
Large can fancy red salmon .30
Large can fancy pink salmon .20
2 packages Chesterfield cigarettes ... .25
Hor.shoe Tobacco, plug" - .74
Days work Tobacco, plug --..65
Tinsley's Tobacco, plug -' .74
Wcstovcr, Tobacco, plug ... :. -.50
Star Tobacco, plug --.74
5 lbs. pure lard -,-Sl.lO
10 lbs. pail pure lard ; $2.10
Extra fancy bulk coffee, lb - .40
Fancy black tea, lb -.50
Fancy green tea, lb .50
Fancy Gunpowder tea, lb .50
Fancy long grain rice, lb ,12
Fancy beans, lb - .12.
100 lbs. pure care sugar 1 $6.90
Full cream cheese, lb .28
Fancy hams, lb .35
Compare Prices
.15
Small can fancy sliced pineapple
Medium size can fey sliced pineapple 20
Gal. size can fey sliced pineapple $1 .20
Full pint bottle best catsup........
Med size can Van Camps pork&beans
Pint size Mason jars, complete, ddz
Quart size Mason jars complete, doz
2gal. size Mason jars complt dz $1.00
Compare the price we ask you with
the price you have been paying and
remember our ; prices are good until
the market changes t , V
.25
.10
.60
.70
A London doctor Iium found tho
mlcrniip ciuialnit miinips. It should
bo piiiillii.'d Huvcroly.
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' Hunt's Craterian Medford Phone 100
Thursday Night, June 18th (8:30 Curtain)
Qfie treat gfhe jjoar
III (jntf COMEDY NEW YORK HAS
IIS LAUGHED AND WEPT OVER FOR
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I LMainly . About . People
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OI'KH IAIS JIKItK
Nmvton ('. Cliniiey. JacKSon
county dltdrlct nttornoy. nccom-panli-d
liy Victor Hurrsi'11, JmUaon
county cominlsHioniT. worn biifcini'ss
visitors Into yeHtcrday.
visrrixt. iu:i:i
t'nllforni I'coplo llt'ro
li'liiliil Visit ill
IIOJIK
for K-
KH'll Hoiih'
Mr. ,nnd Mr. A. 11. Modaon of
Stockton, Ciillfornln, arrived hist
cvonliiK from tliu soiuli to 1 llio
Kucstn of Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Kcod
on Portland and lUdorado. Mr.
llodnon Ir supi'rlntimdinl of mails
at Stockton,
iikhk run visit
Claudn Cosebloom of Stockton is
vIsitliiR In tliu city at tliu homo ot
Mr. und Mrn. U. 11. ltcod. Mr.
Coscbloom liiiulo tho trip north by
motor.
I.KAVK KOI? CAI.irtdtM.V
Mr. and Sirs. Frank Ward left to
day for points in California where
they will remain for several weeks.
Thoy arc making the trip overland..
ltKTl ltXS FltOM VISIT
Mrs. Mina Edwards ot S13 Lin
coln has returned to her home from
Aldeii, California, where she has
been for tho past two weeks, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. .7. Owens.
Wll.Ii SI'EXD HUMMER Hr.KK
Former Local Matron Will Spend
, Summer Months Hero
KKVIVAlISTS BKUI?
1.1 r. John Andrews and Blanche
Wins, evniiK''ilsts, will bcRin a series
of meetings Sunday .night at. Mooso
Hall. Dr. Andrews is a specialist in
the menial euro tit diseases. All
services are free. Meeings will be
held hero for six iiiKhts, Juno 14
to 19 inclusive. Each meeting will
begin promptly al 7:30 p. ni.
Mall Orders Hocolved now. Mako ciiocks, muney orders pnyiiblo
to Hunt's Crntorlnn, enrloso self nildrosned stumped onvolnpo la J
'insuro snfo roturii. Prion IniludliiK war tax: Lower flow, 1st X
18 rows i 8 . 7 f ; next six rows $a.2; baluiico Jl.UOl linlcony, 1st
two rows 41.10; bnlanco tiOc. Uox oftlco Salo, Monday Juno 15,
10 o'clock.
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Anderson i ransier oc reea o.
is now permanently located at
335 South Sixth Street
Look for our Sign
Farmers Headquarters -Equipped for prompt
delivery and general hauling Try our Egg Mash
Chick, pullet, hen scratch. , ; 1 . '
We carry feed and staple groceries
Special attention to delivery of camp orders
HIOTIUNS TO OAKl.AXIl
.Mrs. Eva TiurRondorr. who visits
tho local merchants every six weeks,
left today for her homo by motor.
Mrs. Iiurnondoff's business is lo
cated in San Francisco and upon
hor next visit to tho city she plans
to briiiB her mother, who makes
her homo with her. '
mohk hoom Ni;i;ii:i)
With a total of 34 prisoners now
confined In tho county jail, Sheriff
Hurt Hawkins was startled yesterday
when visited hy Justice of tho Pence
R. C, Spink of C'hllonuln. Justice
Spink Informed Hawkins that pros-
pocts wero Rood that about hnlf a
dozen prisoners would soon bo sent
down from tho Chiloquln country,
Trusties In tho county Jail nro now
occupying a basemont room former
ly occupied ly tho court reporter,
8 '.vSyjaigu. -,
Phone 795 335 So. 6th St.
MIMIOXC.V OF MOIIKSTO
. Georgd Mindonca Is' a business nr.
rival In tho city from Modesto, t'al
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NEW PllONK xtmunus
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It you want tho advortlsliiB or
K you want tho advertising or
business office of Tho Herald,
plonso call 70H
Fof tho editorial and nows
department call 8H
PEMEMBf.RTWS U
C5ii?JL"E MEATS YOUR
?tTV VIIU COMPLETE
CTU15E meat is n summer-
time, llfn saver. Keep
in condition during this hot
weather by ordering your
meat of this shop. Phone
your order In. We'll attend
to it promptly.
WATCH KOll
MR. HAPPY PARTY
Mrs. Herbert Byers and son, Bob
by, are expocted this coming week
from their home in Kingsburd, Cali
fornia, and will spend the summer
months here" visiting with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Byers is a sister
of Mrs. W. H. McPherren ot this
city and will be remembered here
where she formerly practiced her
profession as a nurso..
MF.KliHX SHEEP MAX
Oeno Hammond and son, William,
of Merrill woro in the city .today on
business. Mr. Hammond is ouc ot
tho prominent Bheep men of the
Morrill country.
srsAxvH.i.E, tAi.ii'tinxi.v
Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. Shults Nind
children ot Susanvillo, California,
are visiting in tho city.
ItETlltX FIIOM 1JAXDOX
Local People Spend Wfk at Hun-
dim "Hy the
Sea"
;wouLbybuKNdvvf :
, yUWH JvilUiri.ir ,
She. wore aimask?) :
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ryan and
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Rumor and
family returned last evening from
Bandon "By tho Sea.V whore they
enjoyed a week's ouling. Mr. Ryan
reports many Improvements at Ban
don. ot which about thirty new
cnbins have been erected. The
weather was very pleasant and the
party enjoyed the beach.
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"THE MASKED DANCER'' j
He loved his wife, but
Oh, that lady who wore the mask !
SATURDAY
A picture for eveiy wife, eveiy husband and
' eveiy sweetheart ).
";: COMING SUNDAY -The
Re-Creation of Brian Kent!
by Harold Bell Wright, the greatest living, author
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RKTl'RX SUXDAV BY MOTOR
After Attending Hankers' Conven
tion In Corvnllls
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers will
return homo on Sunduy from Cor
vnllls, where thoy have boon . sinco
Tuesday attondlng tho bankers'
convention in that city. Enrouto
north Mr. and Mrs.' Rogers woro
joined by a party from Sacramonto,
who journey on north, all making
tho trip by motor. -
DUFFY (iOES SOUTH
E. B. Duffy, traveling freight
agent ot the D. and It. O. W, rail
rond, was In tho city yesterday on
a brief business trip and lott last
evening for San Francisco, where
he will visit with his mother,
AT THE LIBERTY
A thrilling story of San Francisco's Water Front
"Defying the Law" j'.
. starring Lew Cody and Renee Adoree ;'
Coming Sunday
J A C K
HOXIE
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