The Evening herald., August 28, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

feVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Santford & Co.
426 MAIN STREET
Phone 34 Phone 64
The First Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
The Largest Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1 025
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hi;ti hmng iiomi;
Mr. and Mrs. D, m. Mayor and
.Mi'i. Alma BtuAi of MMwiiiiKi'i., wi.i ,
wu 1 1 1 1 -j norftUli foe ii mi nftar
touring through Hi" a i ii oi
n il wggkg,
wauKU visiTiHiM
w ii. chandler, of DunSnmJr, and
n. 0. .McCarthy. f Agttlsnd, arc
Joiil v i ii.H. in tht 1 1 . luvosU.
gating logsl maitari,
VISITS AUNT
,i. o Hgmniwr, who viiii. mi for
the nasi inn wi'i'kii wiiii aunt,
Mm, A. II. Kluriilil, it t ItoMburg,
returned l.i I lie ill y t hi- mlilill" r
tlin week.
. vihiting Mtiriii.ii
Mm., It. 1)1 mid llulo iIuiik: iir.
Dorothy1 Jinn, srs riuitinx in Ah
uad iwiiii bar parsnts, Mr. god Mi,
v. i.. Putman.
Prices quoted in this ad are good until
market changes
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VISITING niOll MMIWOHO
Mr. mill .Mm. 0, II. Ilurdlmc art
visiting in Hi" city wiih frtands frpnj
ih' ir bong in Mtdford,
FROM MAI.IN
JullU K. Itliiliy (it Miilln In miiunii
iini iriDigfttlng business uftiu n
Horn today,
hi ;n itss iiomi:
Perry Fouler, wlih hi MOtheri
Mr, 0. BUoll or Rossburg, returned
in ihi'ir homo nficr v If 1 1 1 it k til Cra
ter i. ilk-, full Kltunalb miki in
l luiiutl Ii I''iiII.
MIks JOHNSTON RETURNS
MIih Anna Muy JobBltOO, lOCiJ
tenehsr, roturntd in ibe oRy luni
gVOOJOJ frnm It vuritlluil KDftgl In
BsattJ mill gnmbtr ( other point
nf (nterost mi tag wu eoggt
I AT sWIMMllt QUITS
IIOVKIt. aSik- JS.-WPl EMM
Ninlilmutu. lattUlM long distance
nwlmiiH'r. abandoned tlin attempt 1"
nuiin tint English channel today af
ter ImiIdk in ilia water only two
bourai n" minute..
AT l llll.di.il l
Mm. A. II. Raymond and Mist
Vein Tltomiiiinii urn apendlng a low
clnyn nl ChllOQUUI visiting. .Mine
TboaiMqn in In charge or the mu
Uon picture ibeatre al Chlloadln lu
III" absence of Mr. iiinl Mm , Mi ll
nun, who (ire on a ahort vacation
trip.
2 cans fancy gritted pineapple 25
Mfld, size can fancy sliced pineapple .20
Tlal. si.e fancy grated pineapple 1.00
.35
Lsi'ge can fancy B&rtlett (teal's
Gal, Blze Libby'a applebutter
.85
Compart the price wo ask you with the
price you pay elsewhere Dp not merely
compare one item Compare all your pur
chase - Remember our price is godd until
the market changes We do not change our
price except with the market which we
make our purchases.
You can phone us your order and pay our
delivcryman at your home You will receive
the same quality merchandise as though you
selected it.
We Set the Price Others Follow
Large package animal cookies QE
Large can fancy loganberries 3Q
Large can fancy strawberries 35
Large can fancy blackberries 0
Large can fancy plums 20
Large can fancy grapes 30
Large can fancy Royal Anne cherries 35
Full pint bottle catsup 5
Van Camp's pork and beans JQ
2 cans fancy beets 25
Campbell's coup, any kind JQ
Large can fancy kraut 20
Large can fancy sour pickles 35
Gal. size fancy standard tomatoes 40
2 cans fancy Iowa corn 25
10 lb. can Calumet baking powder 1.35
10 lb. sack pure cane sugar JjfQ
25 lb. sack pure cane sugar 1 .80
100 lb. sack pure cane sugar 6.75
1 doz. pint Ball Mason jars gQ
1 doz. quart Ball Mason jars JQ
Nucoa, lb 30
Large crates plums, different lands 1.00
49 lb. sack Drifted Snow flour 2.65
1 doz. pint Economy jars 1.05
1 doz. quart Economy jars 1.25
large fancy Rogue River cantaloupes .25
Extra fancy tomatoes, crate 7.0
Extra large fey. Elberta peache, crt 1.25
Extra large Crawford peaches, crate 1.10
Fancy Bartlett pears, box
2.25
Compare the quality of the fresh fruits and
vegetables we offer you Compare the price
with the price you have paid heretofore
You will see the advantage of our buying
direct from the grower. . .
You don't need to carry your fruits home
We own and operate our own individual de
livery system and deliver to your home free
of charge all orders amounting" to $2.00 or
more. , s ; "-"'i ,
We Set the Price Others Follow
EH7PHIU0R JUnQfl HKllfS
Onu of tbu moat dkrUugulShnd nml
outstanding visitors In toe city
daring the nock mu Colons! J. n
Craw foul, of I'aaadona, California,
who with II. tirooni'. trtolted ;"i"
gnronte la Vnnsonwr, B, e., Bsnfl
l..ik I.julni', f ilisury, nml u uumh
r nf other pointx i.r fDtgreg) In
Csdida. Hi'f ire rciuriilni! to Call
fornla. Colonol Crnwford, who In
Mii" i iir JikIkc In Ihi- mill" :i
iKtaii'. iluiu lu miir ghptll ilx VWkS.
"YuU bgre a Tory. Mpnderfttl lllll"
I city .liiTi'." the QoIgMI ri'iniu ki .1
Ihu maralng before leuvlng for the
, north.
"t 1111.001 IX GCKST
Mm. Kva Nlcholn of I'hlloinilti
witii u bualneaa rlaltor in Klamalli
! Kalln yesterday. Ilnr friends nro
' Kind in hjnfn h" lum completQly re
IcdTered froih an ntturk of miosrlg
fi'ViT, whlrh hIi" Hiirfiircil nuine lluiit
PROM ROCKY POINT
Mm. Arthur Leuvltt irlalted with
frltntu MStorany from her; home. i
Rocky Poioi.
HHAT sai.i: UCrQD,
"The Plrutcn of I'ciu.inro" neat
hjU' u roIuk OTor Me-, neoordlng'.to
local KIWgAlSBS mul II bt I'xpc'cluil
BUH I'Vi-ry neat will he .'old far both
iillthU. People are ohowlng fcrejt
Inlerisl lu lbs ShaW, which Rives
p6n)tsa of betag one or ih" bent pn
dunfelona put on lu this cjminunlly
with nn ontire local csist.
Sit r In "I'lnttes or I'cti.uiii'" Scpi.
Get the Habit
Buy Your
Work Clothes
At
BECK'S
Overalls
Can't Bust 'iny, tmiori made. These
iniTnlls nfS lieaw weight, extfn
full imii ami built for the hftrdeSI
killtl 1 wear.
$2.00
Oilier (Trades at S1.5n.
Work Pants
Khaki, woolen ami uioleikin, made
in sizes tn Hi everyone. . these
work pants are all built to st ami
l lie gall'.
$2.35 $2.85 $3.00
Work Shoes
l-Jeavy - j,uiaraiileetl all leather,
double soled work shoes thai you
will lie surprised to know sejM for
onlv
$5.00
Work Sox
Heavy mixed Wpol ami cotton,
seainle'ss work so. that will ho of
greal interest to every man who
i5c 25c 3f 1 $1.00
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We carry lbs full IWutb) Of every map for work, play or dress.
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UKK8 KLAMATH P.U.L8
R. Dacg. president Of the Uagg
Doreiiilen shin fu.iory of .Seattle,
wish his family, visited I" Klamath
Kalis. Thursday, curtate home from
Crater Lake. "I bad heard so much
of Klamath Kalis and Its sreal pos
sibilities I felt I mum visit hero
before going on home and am very
much Impressed with the little ctly",
Mr. OasK remarked.
MHS. MrMII. I.A.N HKTI KXS
Mr.s. Floyd .McMillan has returned
from Portland where she went to get
her brother Walter Stowurt. son of
Mr. .and Mrs. J. LI Stewart, who
hns been receiving medical atten
tion in the northern city.
OF THK FOKT
Mrs. Kay Tuylor is in. today from
her home at Fort Klamath attend
ing to shopping.
Specitl Tonight
at the
CLUB CAFE
Fresh
Eeastern
Brook
Trout
Right from a local
Hatchery
You're sure to like them
THK WK.VTHKK
The Cyclo-Stormagrapi at Under
wood's Pharmacy shows a slight de
cline la barometric pressure and un
settled eruditions are apt to pre
dominate. Forecast for neit 2 hours:
'Partially cloudy with moderate
temperatures.
The Tjfeog recording thermometer
registered maximum an dminiinum
temperatures today as follows:
High 66 Low 33 .
I'. S. Weather KciToi't
Weather: Oregon, fair 'tonight
and Saturday; mild temperature;
light westerly winds.
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HAVl.IXti GRAIN
Ranchers from the Title Lake
country are busy hauling grain and
any number of truck loads of grain
are to be found on their win..- to
Marlins Mill.
MHS. LEONARD COMING
Mrs. K. M. Leonurd. Is expected
to arrive tomorrow from the coast,
to join her husband here and will
make her future home in Klamath.
Falls. .Mrs. Leonard comes from
Sacramento, but for the past sever
al weeks has been visiting friends
in a number ot coast cities.
HACK FROM FRISCO
Harney Noud has returned from
San Francisco where he attended
"itnyora Week."
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Five Acts of Vaudeville , ,
TOBIN & VINTON- Novelty Juggling and Dancing
l-'RAXK JUbAN Musical Novel W
.MURRAY & PARK Bits of Humor. Son"; & Danee.
THREE MELODY MONARCHS Comedy and
Harmony;
PR1 XCF LEO "Hie Piniy with the I I iiman 'Brain.
On the Screen. iM
' v Beautiful CORIXXi: C.RIFKITH in J f-
"Declasse"
Miss Griffith's interpretation 'of this Stirring story
reaches new heights of pathos and mirrors her in
more heautilul ami appealing scenes than ever before.
Saturday Only
Special Added Attraction Saturday Evening
BARBARA CLBNDBNNING S DANCERS
Featuring local girls in a series of classic dances. A very pret
ty number mucii wortliwnue.
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MATT MOORK in
, "HOW BAXTER BUTTED IN"
Coming Sun da y
COLLKKX MOORE i" "SALLY" ami Vaudeville.
Fur . Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling
All work guaranteed
Mrs. Wm. Bessler
fill". Washington
Between sixth ami Seventh
KHW TOl'HISTS
Wilier JSnhlngS, Sacramento;
MalOont S. Clark, San Kraiuisco;
J. E. Walten. Imperial Valley; and
Frauk White, Saoraim'iito. were -the
only tourists who registered at the
local chamber of commerce office
today.
j MADE DISTRICT MANAGER
L. W. Stooitner of Llhby, Montana,
; ha. been appointed district manager
' Of Ktaniath county for the Brother
! hood of American Yoemen, aud yill
make this his future home. Mrs.
liStockner is state vhaplain for tho
order In Montana, and after visiting
here wllli her husband, plans to
leave tomorrow for her home, to set-
tie business matters, after, which
she expects to return to Klamath
Kails to make her home.
KlltK VISITORS
Mr. a ml Mrs. Boss Richardson 'are
visiting with friends In the City to
dslrj front their home at Kirk,
Mis LIBERTY
Last Showing tonight of (,
"A Fight For Honor"
A thrilling story of railroad perils that
will interest you.
SATURDAY
Bill Cody in "Love on the Rio Grande"
COMING SUNDAY
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S ST.ORY, 3
"The Hunted Woman"