The Evening herald., August 07, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Mil DAY AlKiUKT 7, I!l2r,
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALIi?, OUEGON
PAGE THJIEF
oAt the PINE TREE
.inch Dftjupioy "my w,,n '"'( bul
ri- hiii inurin!
in "A Brdndwgy Butterfly," tug
nttraotl ii tho Pino Trot tboatre
lodny. Lotlllfl PftOndg OOmOM l Hi1
rosouu or Uio llttlo butterfly, playod
by Dorothy Devon, umi in u thrill
ing moment saves her from I ho
olutohoi of umi hftndiomd porlrgyor
or 1 1 in 1 111 inn roles, John ItOOhO,
Durlni Hi" special seonoii Impulse,
mi nvni. wan endeavoring id put ovary
ounce or realism Into her obgraotor'
button when, niiiiii'iiiy, in ii x
ejlomonl of thfl nononti she god,od
a sharp booh lo tlu Jaw umi fulled
Hoi thunderstruck notor, n nol
nogossary in take thb oouhti tor "
wu nboul if mlnuioi boforg tho
nctor wim gblo to u up umi iuku
notloOi
omkt l,l-;.a I-: BO0IUM 1
At'Pprtlund Vernon Si
ai Bnittlt V. Oakland S,
ai Him Kriui lin o u, Bftorftmohto i
AI pQg AngOlOg . Hull l.uko J,
MRS. GHNTIIY I'.tHMKMK .WWW
I'oung Miiii'ini pi iiond Iwmiok Awoj
.trier Long MIm'
Prlonds of Mrs, Alice Rao Qentry,
who wan wi-ll Known here are nolry
lo loitrti of her unllini'ly dMthi
which orriirri'il In Ih'iiil on Augiuti
8, after mi iiiiii'hh or several years.
Ahoni two months ur.i ibo returned
io nor initio- tn Bond after btlni bdro
(or minio lima in search of bolter
health. Bofldoji hoi noihori Mrs.
m. B Bostwood Cnmpboll sbo Is snf
vlvod by hor husband, Bd Qentry,
two HtttO SOBS, .lurllle unit Miiurlt '-,
mi in fun i daughter, Wnndi Marie,
boy fiither. (wo ilttOfli Mrs. Ktlud
Rndolpfa or Morrill umi Mm. Afflo
Durkee, also of Merrill, s. w. Bagt.
wood or Mallu and Broesl kkuitwood
now residing m Bpraguo Itiver, Bho
wim ii nloe of Marlon lliinkn of thin
city. Mru. Omry wim u woitiuii of
liinrmlim pcrsomillly ami leaven u
in- i of friends who mourn her loss.
'i n CRATRR l.tki;
A parly or Ki'iillli- people visiting
here ThttfidAy on their wuy lo Cruler
l.uko Included Or. K nun on II
llrown. Mru. Ccrtrtidc Jopsey ami
.Minn Juti In Burgh.
iajovim; tkip
Mr. anil ifrt. K. ,. Cudonass ami
Min Willi Mrs. Itosc LoviikkI "I Oak
liiml aro uniting tin' Hoiithi'rn motor
liu enjoying rlsii to Klamath
Ptllt.
The First Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
Santford & Co.
AOCt MAIM CTDCCT
ai tZ.U VI M 1 . 1 a I .1 . H .T"!
Phone 34 Phone 64 ;r
The Largest Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
Merit crciinii'iy butter 11)
Kul I cream dheeso, ll
Uae our delivery .service--compare our price
with the price you have been paying you
will frnd our price is less and you get ser
vice th.it will please you.
Our price is good until market changes
make comparison each time you purchase
during each week.
Prices quoted in this ad are good until
market changes
1 lb. Hills lied Can coffee RC
4 lb. Hills Red Can coffee, lb 54
A) lb.-sack Drifted Snow flouj- 2.65
49 lb. sackYisher's Blend flour 2.65
Fancy seedless raisins, lb JQ
Gal. size Libby's applebutter
Fancy bulk coffee, lb 45
10 lbs. pure cane sugar "JQ
25 lbs. pure cane sugar 1.75
100 lbs. pure cane sugar 6.55
Kellogg's corn flakes, package
"i lb. tin fancy peanut butter, lb 25
Vit p'nt i,ue o"ve ii .25
Pint Wesson or Mazola oil 28
G boxes large matches 25
Large bottle Certo JQ
Jello, any flavor Q
4 oz. bottle vanilla 4-0
Large package Shreaded Wheat J2
Large can fancy red salmon 3Q
2 packages Chesterfield 'cigarettes 25
2 packages Lucky Strige cigarettes .25-
2 packages Camel cigarettes t25
Pint Ball Mason fruit jars, doz QQ
Quart Ball Mason fruit jars, doz JJQ
10 lb sack pure cane suaar T
100 lb. sack pure cane sugar . 6.55
We are now receiving 'large supplies of
iogue River fruits and vegetables they
are purchased by our Medford store direct
from the growers which makes it possible
for you to purchase them without paying two
profits. j A
Compare the quality of our fresh fruits and
vegetables with those you purchase elsewhere
PBOM OHUUOQOIN
Andy Andoroon i nmopi thi bnil
UbSa cation . today from Chlloquln
VISITS KATHBR
Mm. k. White motorad to Lanioll
Valloy yottorday whoro sho ipenl tht
day riStUai with lu r tathor, A. II.
iirown. our or iiio promlnonl ranoh
or of tha valloy, Cropi arc in
plondld condition In the valloy
country according to Mm. whii...
t;it. wis CASS
Mr. and Mru. R, a. Mcl'hortpn
wore MiRort horo yoatorday from
rjranli Pan kiu-hih at ibo Hotol
Wblto l'olU-nn whllo lu ro.
AT THE
L-I-B-E-R-T-Y
COWBOY
PRINCE"
A good story with lots
of action
SATURDAY
Edmund Lowe
in
"Honor Among Men"
-S,!iw tT
'ThO OOOlOHt Phu'o In Town'
i.uImi1 Pfttoiida, Cullbn
Landlt, wiiiiuii Louis,
Porolhy Dovdro
In
"A Broadway
Butterfly"
a flMhtnd picture of Ui
orpiiL whiio Way
SATURDAY
Vlol.i Dunn n ml linn l.yon
In
"THE
NECESSARY
EVIL"'
Mainly About People
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BBTCRXIXQ TOXKJHT
H. S. (iooding and Lloyd Hyan.
local merchants who have been in
Portland several days attending
"Hnvers' Week." will arrive home
this evening. They made the trip
by motor and spent yesterday at
Salem enroute home.
ItKTURN KltOM CAliIKORNIA
PATRICK I.KAVKS
0. ' Patrick, among the well
known surveyors who bus been here
duriuK itu- suntmer atonths, plana to
Mi! T. Molatoro and son. Hurry,
who huvi- been tontitiK southern
California for the pact two wedks lloavo the oarly part of the wook tor
returned home last evenJOfi com- n vlult In Colorado utter which he
ulotlno ii lour of :.iiiiii mlli s. While i will go south into the oil fields of
In sun Pruotsco they ylsltod wljli; Oklahoma, planning, to vleit at Tulsa,
Iholr daughter unci sister, Miss Dunn j Okmulgee, McAllister and Oklahoma
Molatoro who is iii training at (Jul City.
Prancla bopltal. Touriatg from nil i
of the Country wore motorUjgJ oaklami i-a.mii.i
purts
through sonllicin Cnllfornlu uccord
Ing lo Mrs. MOlatorfl and ui limes on
Uio highway! ii waa Impoaerblc to
IraVdl tailor than ti n mill's an hour
traffic tt'us so heavy.
SOL'THKllN DOCTOIt
Bn route lo fritter l.uko. Dr. and
Min. O. W. Kirk aPd Albert Kirk
Upon I Thursday visiting horo from
iholr southern liomq In Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Decker with
Ihotr sons, Thomus urn! Kii-hard, of
Oakland, ('nllfomlu. were visitors
hero yesterday, leaving this morning
for CratOr LattO to spend the weekend.
VISITIXti LAKH
Mrs. Ophltn ore BchroedoT of San
PranclCCO, lOfl by stune Ibis morn
Inn rur CratsT tittko, dttdr vls'ltlrig
here Thursday.
KILLl-'.D IN ACCIDRXT
Mother umi Sou Killed In Southern
City In Acclilcnt
Word was recotved today from
sirs, pjoreuce O, tpgwersen of San
Pranclsco telling of the aooldontal
dentils of Louise Anne umi llewltl
P'alth. wife und adopted son of I
Wlntlirop .1. I'lurke, who were killed
in mi antomohlio nccldentl The ro-
mulUH of I he mother umi son were
shipped lo Mrs. Clarke's home for
cremation.
IOWA PEOPLE
Motoring through the northwest
ern country, Mr. und .Mrs. J. 11.
Moloney or Cedar Rapids, towa were
amoni the gdeats vlaltyng here over
Thursday.
IXIVKHS1TV t ITV
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hays of
BugOne were among the. city's vis
itors yesterday,
RENO, NEVADA
Bummer visitors in the city yes
lerduy Included .Mr. und Mrs. W.
W. Christian of Reno, Nevada.
MAL1X VISITOR
C, ii. Anderson Is attending to
business mutters here today from
his home ut MallU,
l.XCOMK TAX MAX HERE
Prod Oolvig, w'a i for the past tew
years bus been coveringhe Klum
Oth, Lake and Ja-'kson territory for
the United States iucome tux dc
partorinnt, arrived in Kl-nuath Kails
last ni-gfct t i spend several days in
Klamath on Income tax matters.
Sam Barring, !i is associate in the
Income tux Inspection business, pre
ceded hlm to Klamath Falls, ami
bus jjurneyed mi lo Lakevlew where
be will attend lo government matters.
TO MEDICINE I.AKK
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Blackmail and
I Charles Blaokmon left this morn-
iii!! for Medicine . Lake where they
(will stop below Slaliu for a sage
I hen hunt.
I
TOCRDfG WKST
Mrs. It. G. Collins. Elizabeth T.
Collins and John Collins arrived
here yesterday afternoon from La
Grange. Illinois, making a tour of
the northwestern country. This
morning the party left to visit at
Crater Lake.
BAItL K1SHER LKAVKS
Karl FUher, stale tax commis
si iner departed yesterday 6ir Salem
after spending several days in Klam
ath und Lake counties conferring
with county assessors of both coun
lles. it w us Mr. Kisher .who jour
neyed to Luke county, while his rep
resentative spent several days here
conferring with W. T. Lee, Klam
ath assessor.
AT LAMM'S MILL
.Miss Lillian Scof field left thft
forenoon for Lamm's mill to join
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cookingham
on a fishing party. Mr. and Mrs.
Cookingham are former residents
of Klamath Kalis aud are enjoying
a visit here from their home at
Pendleton.
LEAVING TOMORROW
I Mrs. It. McDonald. Mrs.' Kay Hun-
Sparks and family are leaving, to
morrow for Huckleberry mountain
to pick huckleberries.
VISITIXti Ill'Il.ATIVKS
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thornton of
Tacoma. Wash., arrived in the city
last night for a visit of indefinite
duration with Mr. and Mrs. K. W.
BurdCtte of this city. Mrs. Thorn
ton utul Mrs. Burdette are sisters.
Mr. Thornton is one of the prom
inent Insurance salesmen of To
conin und may possibly locate in
Klamath Kalis.
RETURN TO HOME
Geneva and Rveritt lieer. who have
been visiting for the past month
ih tho city with their grand parents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. BrUley, have re
turned to their home at Qerber with
their mother. Mrs. C. tleer.
MOVIXti TODAY
With the remodeling of the now
Lucas stoic conftileted, the local firm
Is today busy moving from Maiu and
Fifth to Main and Eighth.
ritoM PORTIjANU
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen of
Pbrtlnntl are oujoylns n visit hero.
I,i:i r-TMIS MOItMMi
Cliurles T. Wright of Sun Krnn
clsco lofl by stage this morning rot
Crnfier Luke after visiting here
Thursday with friends. Krom crater
Lnlio Mr. Wrlghl will go on to Bend
for a Vtstl before returning noiith
to Sun Krunclm-o.
ASIII.AXD VISITOItM
ISvelyn Chtdwoll and Nellie l.
l.oombi of Ashlnnd were visitors here
yesterday from Ihe valley,
COPCO SIHN ARRIVE ,
P. Gulley of Ashland and Harold
Hunch and .1. W. Pearl or Medford
I arrived las' nlghi from tho i Rogue
lllver volley country lo spend sev
eiral days In Klamath unending to
company business,
II.WCIIKIIS VISIT
Among the ninny ranchers who
Visited KlAmath Kalis for the pur
pose of buying supplies und Attend
ing lo business matters, were w. H,
Kitts h ran.-her of Bonanco, Sol
Duwey, a rancher of DorelUi umi
G. W, Mnrion, who resides In norlh
wesi Lake e.iunty nt Silver Luke.
1'ltO.M LAKKVIKW
M. Peterson und Louis Nelson,
logging contractors ut Lakevlew,
nre lu the city today transacting
business.
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Fur Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling
ah work guaranteed
Mrs. Wm. Bessler
fiL'o Washington
Between Blstt'ti and Seventh
FROM SOUTH
Mr- and Mrs. 11. G. Alexander
were among tho early morning tour
ists reaching the city from Los An
geles enroute north on a motor trip.
They plan to visit about a week in
the state. .
MAILING LETTERS
Today. Miss Mar.,. Johnston of
the chamber of commerce office is
busy limiting the weekly chamber
of commerce letter to all members of
the chamber find a number of out
side business men. The letter tells
briefly of the numerous civic acti
vities which are under way and of
I hose that have been accomplished.
Mr. and Mrs. TV. K. Palmer re
siding in Snnta Harbara. who are
j enjoying a motor trip through Ore
fgon, arrived hero this morning ami
will visit throughout the slnte for
tho coming two weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Beli of Oak
lund. California, who are enjoying a
motor tour of southern Oregon were
visitors her today enroute north.
While here they visited with Bob
Uynn. locul automobile man.
oAt The LIBERTY
The tale of a beautiful American
girl of fabulous wealth, who is in
fluenced by a deposed King to Use
her money to restore 'him to the
throne, and the complications that
'ensue when the King's faithful fpl
; lower, known as the "Jackal." finds
the King unworthy, is told in "Hon
or Among Men," a William Eox pro
duction, directed by Denlson Clift.
whfch is on Saturday at the Liberty
Theater.
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Making Success Easier
For You
The mission of this bank is to make success
easier for you.
Your own resources are limited. Your own
unaided efforts can carry you only a little
way. But the experienced counsel and
active co-operation which this bank is able
to give will smooth the way to the full ac
complishment of your ambitions.
Come and see us about it today,
add our strength to yours.
Let us
The American National Bank J
of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Member Federal Reserve System.
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