The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 26, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. .TUNE 2rt. 1025 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON - PAGE THREES 1,1 , Saiitford S Co. ' : . '426 MAIN STREET c Phone 34 - Phorft 64 Assorted Cookies Angel Food Cakes Coffee Cakes . and GOLDEN J KRUST ! DUE AD The First Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County The Largest Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County m vv 1 1' 1 I Klamath Bakery 826 Main iii.no riioi'ij'i I.K.IVK Jiliji.y I'Ulilun nl IMiiiuiiikI Luke While vi-niim iii'tii .Mr. unil Mm. C. C. Ilraiin, Mr. mill Mm. It. W. Hloildnnl anil daughter Jciiii, left Wednesday tor Reno, Nnvnilu, utter spending ton duyii Intro uN lllo guests of Mr. mrl ! Mri. Walter WuKKniior. While hire; (ho parly uphill viul ilnyn on 9 fhlilnK trip -W Dlamunil Luke. Tt! llrauiiH mill the Hluililun'ii oro fath er end mother, niiil tiniiu and uuiil,' respectively ot Mrs. Waggoner. 1 Mr. Stoddnrd In a promlnifil at torney of Reno, mill win hero on IiiihImii.hi connected with tho ruclu iwillim norvHctt. Tim return to JU'iio will In) tlio unit f nil ox- teiulvo motur tour ot California u it.! Oregon. I O.N WAY HOMK l.ln) il Dclup due lliuk Tomorrow From Cnllfnrnin Lloyd DcKip. court Clerk, It'll ItUhmond, C'nllfornltt, today with Ills,, family on hi o-eturn trip tj Klitmntli Kulln anil la expected hunk tomorrow night. Ho In nccoinpiiul od tiy Mr. M. Ilorlitml it nil son.' Mr. ltorlunil In employed here by Die California Orogun Power company. TO SACRAMENTO Will KK-ml li tt'wk III California on lIunluiKH . Mr. mill Mm. I.. Hanson loft yes terday liy motor tor Sucruinonto. where they will Toniuln fur a wuok ou a combined buslnoi mid ilf:m iiro trip. TO DIAMOND I. A K K rimiiiliiK OullliK nt lllilliioiiil Lake During Holiday '' Mr. nnd Mm. Frank' Mill and Mr. nnd Mm. Frank Hull will spen'l tlio Fourth of July nt Diamond LnkA, enjoying tlio fishing, boating nnd iiwlinnilng for mvurul duyn. MRS. HELL VISITS jClllloqilln . Mil I roll Visit In City , Yesterday Mm. Frank' Hull won n visitor In Klmnnlli Fnlln yesterday from CIiIIoiiiiIii, whore Mr. Hull Just re cuntly Innliilliid nn oldetrlciil shop. UMO.v titcioic MnkhiK riiiim (Xi S;ii'inl lliilliliiyK nt I'niiiii (.'ii'ok Mr. nnd Mm. T. It. Smltli ore tilnnnlnip t.n Hlutnil tholr Kolirtll of July ot Uiilon Croek on nn outing. Compare the Price we ask you with the price yon have been paying 1 lb. Hills red can coffe A 11). Ilills red can coffc, lb Gal. size Libby's applcbuttcr 8! Gal. size best standard tomatoes 3! Best creamery butter, lb , 4 Best bulk coffee, lb , .41 Kellogg's corn flakes '.1' Jello, any flavor 1 ' 10 largo bars crystal white 10 lare;c bars P. & G. Eoap .41 ' : - v ; Open All Day the Fourth Mainly .t.t.t4..f.t.f....i..f I.K.AVINO'l'Oll I.AIvK OK WOODS l.oi'iil ivuplo I ln 1 to Spi'iiil Wci-k-liiiil nl lU'Mirt ' Mm. E. 11. I'lko nnd Mm. II. W. PrldKuford will limvo tomorrow for t.nko of tlio Woncln to pind tlin wvrk'i'iiil nt thrlr cottiiRnii. Mr. I'lkii nml Mr. IlrlilRnford plim to Join tlit'in on Sundiiy. , . UltOI KKMtltortillH HKTl'K.N fipi'iid Two Wci'kN VlNltfiiB )u Xiirtli (ioluK liy Wuy of llrml Mr. nml Mm. J. 0. lirorkon broiiKli ritlurifoil tint trly purl of tlio wt'ok from Portlund, wboro tlmy ylslti-d ' for two 'wookii. In koIiir nortlv by motor tlioy nindo tlio trip by wny f lli'iul. rt'tiirnliiR homo over tlio I'lidflc IiIrIiwuv. aski.nh ui:Iii:asi:d Ili'iiry Aiiklnn, ('limbed with n imult followlni; n flHt flKht with IiIk Int Imr-lii-hiw, Sum Iluntnil, wnn ro liuiHL'il yi'Htorduy following word Hint Ilil.llril'H comlltloli una not lis HDrloim nn nt firnl lmllovod nnd thnt ho would rovover. Uunti'd rcfunvd to proHoeutu, Free Dance ' Opening of new G & A Slore at C h i 1 o q uin Saturday Night, June 27 Good music, and lots of floor space '. Be Prepared to Dance all night GEINGER-ALMETER Abou t TltolT IIAKIIKf TK SINDAV Sport (Horn riim Plriilr nt rooUikd Cii'i'k Novt Similiiy Loi'iil uportsmcn nnd their friends will onjoy n bnrbccuo of rnlnbok trout next Sunday iiflernoon, pluus Im I n K liittilo tor n pionli) to bo held nt Crooked .crook, which Is n short iliivo nboyu tlio Klnmiiib Auency. An uttempt in belnt; mudo to get DO0 nienihem of tlio association out for tho ovont. ' I.lltltAKY 1'I.AX DIStTSSKO Tliat tho now Klnmnth library Khull bo uniinio nri'liilocturally Is tho denim of Kliiiniith coiini'llmvn nnd othom who met luut night nt nn Informnl meeting. Architect C. S. Coseboom wna Instructed to nvold Htoreolypetl offocts In deslRn Ing tho building. It wna cstlmnted Hint actual construction cannot be gin until September 1. ITtOM .Mi:itl!ll.li .Mother nml Daughter Kih-iiiI Dny Kliopping l'Voin Merrlll Mm. William Itnney nnd dnugh tcr of Merrill visited In the city yesterday on n shopping trip. Prices quoted in this ad are good until 1 ' market changes Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We are receiving daily shipments 'of the best fruits and vegetables grown in the Rogue River Valley they are purchased direct from the grower by our Medford store, which insures their freshness and above all, you only pay one small profit between you and the grower. . Compare the Quality of the Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We Offer You With Those You Have Furchased '. Elsewhere Pe b pll e: HOY SCOUTS TO CAMP IX JULY Will Cnnip for Ten lnys nt Luke of the AYooils Boy scouts of Kin math Falls and Medford will jointly hold camp for ten days In July starting the 6th, nt Lake of tlio Woods, nccording to present pluns. Applications of all boys who have passed the tender foot tests nro asked and applica tions should bo in not later than July 4. Scout Executive Cook is now nt Medford attending to get ting tho boys lined up in that city and will ho there until tho opening of camp, having left tho work In this city In' charge of n number of men. Cook will bo' nt the camp with tho boys to Instruct them during the ten days. JtOWNK ItK-KI.KCTKD Francis J. IJowno of Donaiiia was m-tin chnson chairman ot tho county school board at n mooting held yesterday afternoon, following which members of tho board visited various rural schools In tho district. Those present were County School Superintendent Fred Peterson, F. J. llowne, Iluy I.oosley, Roy Nel son and Oeorge Offleld. O. A. C. STCDKXT HKHK Cnlng to Hummer I .like to Spend Suinnler Months on llnneli . Eiinolo Cnrlon, who lias been a student at O. A. C. this past year was In tho city today en routo to Summer Lake. wluiro ho plana to spend tho summer months on a ranch. , TOI KINO COUXTKY l'oi'llnml IVoplo Stop In City ou . . Tour by Auto Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Whlpp nnd family of Portland were visitors In tho city yesterday from Portlaud en 'ronto through tho northwest on nn nuto tour. '. ' l ltOM 1IAXK OV ITALY Secretary of Hank In Moutlierii City Hero on llllslncss ' H. Oray, secretary of the Blink of Italy In San Frnnclseo, Is, In tho city on n business trip. Mr. (iray plans to return, south tomorrow. ACCKPTS POSITION HERE Comes From llenver to Take l'osl . With Local Firm Elliott Wilson, saddle maker, re cently connected with the Mueller Saddlery In Denver, Colorado, ar rived In the city yesterday and has accepted a position with the Con nolly Saddlery here. GOING TO ltOCKY TOIXT Motored , to Rocky Point This Morning to Spend Day Mrs. W. E. Bond and Mrs. F. White left this morning for Rocky Point, where thoy plan to spend the day, returning In -the cool of the evening. NICK AND HOT Local People Tuko Long Drive , ; " Through Valley It may have been nice and hot In Klamath Falls yesterday, but it couldn't compare with the valley section, In the belief of a party of local people who made an ex tended trip by motor yostorday. The party Included "Doc" R. II. Cook of Underwood's, Mr. and Mm. I.ouls Stein nnd Airs. I. Muccl. They drovo to Weed, via Tcnnunt, and returned over the Green Springs highway. ' VISITORS 1.KAVK FOB KAST Guests of Mr. and Mm. K. M. Igl Lcavo for Kust Misses Marie and Kathryn Igl nnd Miss Mario Busch, who have been the house guests olt ' Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl for the past ten days havo left for Minneapolis. The Igl girls are cousins of Mr. Igl. SACRAMKXTO VISITOlt Pays City Business1 Visit From South Harry Tabor, representative ot James F. Uemlck Rubber company, with hciultimirtors In Sacramento, called on tho local business men today. VISITIXO AT T.OHKXZ HOME After Visiting H-ro Will Leave for llnngl, Mnln'o Miss Mildred Leahy, recently, of Los Angeles, California, is the .house guest ot Mr. and Mrs. D, C. Loronz. After nn extended visit I here Mlss Leahy will leave for j Bang), Maine. . ....... , . ' ' ' - ' . ' . . ' . t Compare the Service we offer you , , with the Service you have been , getting . elsewhere '." ' - : ' " 1 lb. M. J. B. coffee .DD 5 lb. M. J. B. coffee, lb ......."..,!.'.......;. .54:.; Campbells soup, any kind ... 2 cans best Iowa sweet com .. 25 Van Gamp's pork and 'beans 10 lb. sack Sperry's best corn meal... .38 Ga. size fancy pumpkin .... .60 Gal. size fancy kraut ::..i..:.:..:..:.:.:;;; .50 Gal. size Del Monte catsup ... -.75 Gal. size best apples .50 f : r . -7 1 , ' Open All Day the Fourth . - J id- - .... ..'',V-v, i Aim riiriP inn . mms : if it -..u 11 ' W i. i f AtTry COLDEN WEST TEA Orflnf ( Pikot md Grttn Japm i f '3K Go! West frtfif w IP" -rti r if Gcxi's Cathedral of Trees- vs M V ,.t.l, I .; Wtt,il; and then to complete the . V, 1r setting, a steaming cup oi - GOLDEN WEST COFFEE t Of T'llM CIoiiii Ditto ."se 4 is -i 5 i CT.