FRIDAY, JUN13 19, 1025'
'EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Santford & Co.
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Assorted Cookies
Angel Food Calces
Coffee Cakes
and
The Fir st Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
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The Largest Strictly Cash,
426 MAIN STREET
Phone 34 Phone 64
Store in Klamath County
GOLDEN
;'! KRUST
i! ' BREAD
Klamath
Bakery
826 Main
I I From Niwclui'y of tin Oik.
Htm Kline I luitiilicr ir I'oiiiiiicito
A loiter from II. A. Kh.ln, twrrn
tury of tlm Orogoii Ktnto rhiiiiibnr
of Commerco tun, bro:i received
by I ltd Itit'ul iilmnibor of rom
morco In ri'Kr(i In Tim IIiiIIih
('nllfornlu OiltOiway. "wlil'-li wn
urged hy thu local fatuity cimrt and
liuri'iiii of public, roads uf tho Ore
gon highway,
Uovrnnr l- Jlii liurclnoti uf Cull
fornln. look no action on Itm till!
which wan presented tit tlm lime -Hlnn
of I lie li-Kliiliiluro, which ro
hiiI m In no link tii-ltiK made In din
'ii 1 1 f cirn lu highway syHtom for Urn
present. Tlm hill will no doubt
bo Introduced III III (i lli'Xl Beloii of
" tho li'BUIiiMini In t'ltliroriiln, accord
ing to Klein's loiter.
The .rond woulil make, n ronnoc
lloii between I In' niu Hi end of Tlm
DnlUiM.'nllforiilii .highway at thu
Bliiln lino iMtr Mull it lo connect it I
HiiHiinvlllii by wny of Lookout, which
was ropimed.'; 'n n ll'nl In Tho
' IJnl tun-Iti'lio-I.on AiikoIks highway.
DUGAN IIKIIK
C J. Dugnn vlnltml hero yostor
dny from HitiiI.
GRANTS PASS MEN
I'liy City IIii-Iiiok Vlll From Grunt
Pas
John Hampshire nnil Mux J.
Keunoy both of Grant Pass paid tho
city ii luminous vIhII yesterday.
THK WEATHER
Tho C'yclo-Slonnngrnph at Un
dorwood'a pharmacy shown but 111
tlo chiuiKO In ha ro mo trie coudl
tlonn mid a continual Ion of clear
woathor. with IiIkIi temperatures.
Forecast for noxt 24 bourn: Fair
and warmer.
Tho Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
tomperiituroB today iih fojlowa:
lllgli, ....NB Low ...03
V. H, Went her Iteiiort ,
Oregon Fair , tinil continued
warm tonight anil Saturday;, light
northerly w'lmls. .,
ROTARY MK.MHEHH TALK
Members of (.'luh Talk on . Clvlo
mid AimiM'lilcnl Topics
With no principal Bpoalcor nt tho
noon (unchoon of tho ltotnry club,
tho members mudp threo-minulo
talkH on vnrloiiB civic and aniuno
mont topics.
i IS IB' J?
Le$n from Thoso Whom I Have Curod
MY FREE book on Pile and
other Rcrtal and Colon dis
order! contnlna doteni of letter! volun
tnrlly written by prominent patlentn
whom I have cured, Mnny of theie
caaei Were of over 15 yenn itandlns,
nd had mndo Invalid! of the aufferera.
Send et-call fpr tlili book TODAY nd
learn how theae people, one and all, old
mod Voung, were restored to health.
1 Learn how poaltlve la my
' WRlrrUN GUARANTOR lo
i ' vurft aiW cat nt PUa at Blf.
ven. FUND THB PA'nENT'8 FKB-
DEAN M il Inr
VBiaJ "1 i'.TS 5"M "' Hl'.llnf
Free Delivery Service
When you patronize our delivery system,
you do not have to depend upon service
that it not responsible to the' store you are
patronizing We own and operate our own
individual' delivery systemOur employees
give our service their entire attention 'and
you will get service that will please you.
We deliver the same day all orddrs given us
before 5 o'clock p. m. You do not have to
give us your order at any. specific time to
have it delivered We do not' believe you
will find service in Klamath F'alls that will
equal that rendered by our store. : ,
Compare the service we offer you with
the service you have' been getting
n
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Prices quoted in this ad are good until
market changes
10 lb. sack Sperry's best corn meal 3g
Extra fancy bulk coffee( lb ,40
Kellogg's corn flakes, package tQ
Jello, any flavor ,package mQ
10 lb. pail pure lard $2.10 '
Full cream cheese, lb .28
1 lb. can Hills red can coffee 55
4 lb. can Hills red can, coffee,xlb..... .54
Pound can Geo. Washington tobacco --.75
2 tins Prjiicjj Albert- tobacco J-.25
Eastern brooms, each .40
Large can best pink salmon ,20
49 lb sack Fisher's Blend flour ---2.75
Best seedless raisins, lb Q
Best creamery butter, lb ,44
2 cans fancy Iowa corn -.25
Campbell's soup, any kind Q
Van Camp's park and beans -.10
25 02. can K. C. baking powder ......... -.20
50 oz. can K. C. baking powder .40 ;
52 gal. oak barrels, each ...........3 .00
10 large bars Fels Naptha soap .......... ,70
10 large bars crystal white soap .40
Large package Lux .25
Large package Renso --,25
Full pint bottle best catsup , ,25
Fancy Fruits and Vegetables
We own and operate one of the largest
stores in Medford which is now furnishing
this store with the most fancy fresh fruijts
and vegetables grown in the Rogue River
Valley. ( . . . : . w
Our store in Medford purchases these fresh
fruits and vegetables direct from the grower
they reach Klamath Falls the same day
they are gathered by thg grower they are
fresh there is only one small profit between
you ' and the grower when you purchase
from us you don't pay two or thre extra
middlemen's profit. ,.
Compare the price We ask you with
the price you have been paying '.
w&iwiM m. 1 sum
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Mainly - About -People
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(il liSTS OI'V S'lSS m-.MI-HKliV
iiiiiIh-i' of it. A. Hlmleii'lH Visit
Hero JCitrouto South .
party of O, A. C. Btiideiita
are motiirliiB south to Long
A
who
Heuch to npoml Iho Huntinor nl.
homo, nr vIkKIiik with ,MI Kraii
cIh llumplirey, pluunlnu to leave to
morrow noon, In tho Varly aro
MtaBOit Huth Whitney, Thurofii
I'hllllpB, Vera linker mid' Ethyl
Drown, . two brothers, tho Wood
In a. I boyH, and It, York. MIhm Whit
noy and Ml l'hllllii.i aro nororlty
nlHteiH of Miss llumiiihrey of the'
Deta Tim Alphn nororlty.
(itHST .IT .MAtil 1HK llOMi:
Seattle Ctrl to Arrlvo Smidny for
VIkII With Itelntlves
MOK INTO M:V 1IOMK
Local Man Moves Into New Homo
in Mills Addition
Mr. vnnd Mrs. It. M. nutler have
moved Into their nuw homo in Mills
addition, which was just recently
completed. Mr. Duller, who baa
been connected with tho Kntatorlum
hcru, will enter Into Imslneas for
himself shortly ill tho building and
contracture; liUHlneBH, Mr. and
Mrs. Hutler were married In
city on thu 9th of June.
this
TOlltlNG NOUTH
MImb llnzello Denver is expected
to'nrrlvo Sunday front Senttlo to
visit t tho homo of her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Maguiro,
MInh . Iteaver Bradunted from high
hcIkioI In tho north this Hummer.
hock riti;i:iv it.Ntiii;ii
W, llermon, proiulnout riuicbor
of tho Itock Creek country,- spent
yesterday hero nttondliiK to busl
HOSE
A itunninteeil lion-klhkahlo,
inonlilud hOBo at less than tho
prlco of ordinary hoso. Flvo
miles of tlilii bono now In uso
In Kliunnlh Fnlls.
Thero's n reason, Investlgato
bul'oro you buy.
Try
' LORENZ CO.
First
Thono 371
On 6th near Main
v Headquarters for
Garden Hose
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Knglo and
Mr. and' Mrs. E. F. Steffan of
Berkeley vialted horo yesterday on
route north. . They plan to inako a
tour of tho northwest before re
turning BOIItll.
MOM) LKAVKS
(iocs to iMiirsliflehl lleforu Kcturu-
Iiik to Kiikciio
ItKTUHMXfi FROM MOl'TIi
Local l'eoilo lrfuivitiK Santa Cruz
Today Kurouto Herts :
G. ' D. liny and two daughters,
Deity and Martha, accompanied by
the Misses Edna and Esther Kerns
and Claude Kerns.: left Santa Cruz
today by motor for Oakland, en
routd here. In Oakland Mrs. Kay
will' visit Mr. Hay's mother, Mrs.
Nettlo O. nay. The throe Kerns
children, have been attending school
iu Santa Cruz and ; will spend the
summer at Keno with their par
ents. .
T.iKK vosrriox soox
( Louio Hoxio (noff with the na
tional guards In the south, is ex
pected to return by the first of
July and will take u position with
Klx Ilrother.-) at that time.
Joe Iloud. who has been 'visiting
In the city since Sundny at tho Wiu-i
nurd homo, left this morning for
MurshfleUl to spend Bovornl days J
before returning to Kugene, where;
ho will work during tho summer
mouths for Ajhin & Lewis, whole
sale croeors,- Mr. Donil Is a student
at tho University of Oregon and
will return to collego this fall.
. KIWIM DI NSMl'lIt
A. F. Oreen and James P, Weeks i
of Dunsniulr registered at the Arc
ado hotel yesterday.
ASfgAKTHAT'S'
SUCCULENT AND SWEETJ
IS tTUST MY IDEA
OF A TREAT
I.KAVKS HIR LOIMIF
Mnkliip; Piyparatlous for I,are
t'l-owil Sundny lit Opculufi
Mrs. Lnura Moore left last ovo
nlng for Point Comfort, where she
will mako final preparations for the
opnnliiR of tho resort on Sunday,
A number of reservations linva been
made nnil with plensant weather It
Is expected a groin number of local
people will plan to spend, tho day
there. '
FllOM DOU11W
..Mrs. Marjorlo Buck arrived in
tho city Inst ovenliiR from ,l)orrls.
California, and will attend to busi
ness horo.
Somehow" - or other
that word "succulent','
makes a fellow sort of
roll his tongue and Took
at the clock and wonder
If eating-time is approach
ing, It makes him think
of . this butcher shop and
roasting pans and married
life and things like that.
Watch for 1,1 r, Happy Party
JX?.S tttei maim
2 kv?"--:' "mi$r?Zy-
LIKE TK.AIXIXG ... ; C
Local (Jirls Who Kr.terer: Training
at St. Frauds Writo Homo
' Word from Miss Deena Molatore
and Miss Alice Miller, who left Sun
day for San Francisco, where they
entered training in tho St. Francis
hospital on Monday morning, is to
the effect that they like tho train
ing and discipline. According to a
letter recently received from Miss
Molatore, over 250 Filipinos ore
employee) to eo nil uie cooking,
washing. Ironing and such work at
the institution. Girls from all over
the Uulted States aro in training at
the hospital which is ono of the
largest on tho Pacific coast, being
seven stories high. .
Dorothy Elllngson is a patient-at
the hospital but the local girls 'have
not been able to see her, whenever
a nurse enters tho room, tho young
girl covers her head to hide, her face,
Miss Molnloro writes. .
V-C'AXTOX ,AME1)
Publicity Director For Legion Drive
Chosen
LKAVIXfi SIXDAV
Local People Plan to Spend Dny on
, ; Fishing Trip at Lake
At a meeting last night of the
general committee for the American
Legion endowment campaign, V: R.
Canton, service officer, was chosen
publicity director. The legion hopes
to finish the drive by Tuesday or
before. J. A. Gordon; president of
the First National Bank, Is general
chairman for the Klamath county
campaign.
HERE FRU.U ASHLAXDV
Father of Dix Hrothors Over From
Ashland on Fishing Trip
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Equipped with everything for a
fishing outing, N. Dlx and R. Mc
Donough of Ashland arrived here
yesterday afternoon to apend several
days In tills section enjoying a fish
ing trip. Mr. Dis is a great sports
man and spends at least two days a
week along some stream fishing dur
ing the season. g
MERRILL SHOPPER ; .Jf.v
Robert Graham of Merrill visltetf'
in the city yesterday on business'
PALMER RETURN'S
W. E. Palmer returned, yesteftt
day from Bend, whore he has beort.'
obj a business trip. -4f
GUESTS AT LUCAS HOME -jaj.
Washington and California Rolni
tlves Here for-Visit'' ' '
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Forkner
of Selma, California, and Attorneys
W. H. Lucas of Toppenish, Washi
ington, are guests at the home
Mr. and Mrs. F. M.- Lucas. Mr.
Lucas is the uncle of Mr. Forkner, 4
who is engaged in the hardware
business in the southern cltyl . At
torney Lucas is a . brother of Mr,
Lucas of this city. , i ' , ;
FROM CRESCENT
Hans Zimmerman arrived in thq,
city yesterday from Crescent, Oregon,
on a short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. ; Lloyd Ryan and
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. McKim plan- to
lenvo early Sunday morning for
Diamond Lake to spend the day
fishing. ' - ' -. '
AT STEVENS HOME
Mother and Diuiglitor of Ashlaml
Visiting at Stevens Homo
Mrs. W. Purdy and daughter. Miss
Ruth Purdy. of Ashland aro house
guests at the Stevens homo. liss
Purdy has been attending school at
tho University of California during
tho past year. They have many
friends here, having formerly lived
at Merrill.
. FISHING PARTV
Go to Diamond Luke for Wcok-Eml
Fishing Party
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Alexander and
family, accompanied- hy Mrs. Os
born, are enjoying an outing at Dia
mond Lake over Sunday.'
FROM NORTH
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Reynolds of
Portland spent yesterday here at
tending to business. -
FROM PORTLAND
Visit Inn in City From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Barnes are
guests In tho city from Portland.
Whllo hero thoy aro stopping nt tho
White Pelican hotel.
SEEING IS
BELIEVING
If you could see the extreme care we use, the
scientific measures we take to insure absolute,
uniformity in "Better Bread" you would realize
why so many are demanding our "Bettejy'
.Bread." It costs you no" more than the rest,' .
you might as well have the best. Your grp-:
cer can supply you with ."Better Bread"
demand it. , ,' :
SIXTH STREET BAKERY
CHAS. LAN DIS "M
1 126 South Sixth St. '
0iffSfjVVVtffVtfVmimi i fi iiai mtA ,
. "For Goodness Sake Eat Better Bread" v
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