The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 04, 1925, Image 3

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The Evening herald., September 04, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, SB! PBJlBBR 4, 1926 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE S3 I The First Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County It'll ltM IIOMIO lien MqfCeown returned to hi'i IioAi in ruusnitilr IIH gyunlni aftor KpoddliiR tlia punl two days hero 1 1 1 1 j i n 1 1 1 1 1 it r luminous, IV dllAIIOH 01' 10X11 flllT M. I., Hromlay o( thu California Oregon Power company al Modford ll In charge Of Hi" CopeO exhibit ni tin' Klamath county r h it. Phone 34 Phone 64 & Prices quoted in this ad are good until market changes 25 (! large boxes matches ' Plainly cfbout CP e o p 1 e i I Santford & Co. I tat stiy cash I 426 MAIN STREET -i&NlL. I : ll VIhitivi in Amiii.wd Mm. Oeorco Hunk and her ! in" Waiting in Anhlond tor a f"w iIuvk uiiii frlendi, Ashland being theft former homo. lUniRNB SOUTH After SBendlttl Dm punt month here mi builoeei metiers, Oeoru WOadall retiiriiml to liln luuim In Dufleinulr yesterday, PROM ROCKV POIST i). .i. I 'in u it t ,r ttoeky Point l BmoBi tin' out or town buslnou Visitors' In thu city linliiy. l.tii.i.lM. OPKItATOlt lll'lti: V. M. YuiikIiii, O0B of. Hi" iironiln- eni iokkIhk operatori on Code Bay, with Mm. VuukIiu mid George Viiuithu, accompanied l,y Mint Clurn Mootcomvry or tbe iiuv, were rtalt on in Klamath raid over Thursday, eatoute in t'riitur Lake. I8IT OOUNTV PAIR Mr. unit Mm. Harold llnwlcy null dadfhtor, MUa Uel'ene Rowley, of UuKOne who ere touring through tbe Hiiithorn pint or tbe mate, enjoyed the Monty fiiir yesterday ufd i -rt hiIh inortiltii; for the north. vni:ns l Mil Mr. nml Mm. John Mr Full Bad children of Poe valley were among Hut out or town iii-opto who enjoyed' Ilia fnlr yesterday afternoon. They enjoyed nil the exhibits end returned home lam evening feeling thin in the beet eounty fnlr thai Klamath county linn ever huil. FultMFlt RKRIOE5T nils R. Alllnfham, n former reeldenl froth thu upper Poe valley, piiwid uway nt Albany (M days go. wae Hi" word received hy friends or Pun Valley from hin wife yea lorday. Death wan dim to heart i ruhl" I L MR. AM) II Its. OH BB IPHB Mr. nml Mm. Ted Ge Itrauer or Modford arrived In Klnmnlh Palli lat evening nml plun to upend orer Labor bay Kara with frlande. Tomorrow evening they expect to motor to Bafle itiii-!" Tavern to be thu guests of friends, left this moaning Mr. and Mm. M. M. Kluhor and t'j children, Helen Martha nnd Jim, h'ft thin morning enroute fur nhi'ir home al Booth Bend, Wash lurtton, aftor un enjoyable fort night's visit hero with relatlvM nnd friends. They are nuking I ho trip by mot nr. Makes Delicious Candy THERE'S nothlrifc like Carfiatiori Milk to make rich, imooth-graitied) deli clout camly. Try it and sec. tTritt for Cntitli'm Cm Rod eon Mini"! llW Mtt Malr rttirtl Cnruittlnn .Milk IViiilit'ctsVo. 4 7-1 oihmn hi root Portland - - Oregon I FB wBtff Wl can tlie aaaaV latlfa It 1 1 DltttnU r- 111B tliitf I pi HI 10 nvrr- 1 Hi flowi with I- ir.- milk -T.' Largo package Feet's wash, rrich. soar 10 large bare Crystal White soap 10 large bars P. & 0. soap TiO 07.. can K. 0. baking powder .30 .40 .40 .40 Wc own and operate our own individual de livery system All orders amounting to $2.00 or more will be delivered free. Use our delivery system Compare the ser vice we offer you with the service offered you elsewhere You will see the difference. Wc Set the Price Others Follow Large package Jello Q 2 oz. bottle pure extract, any kind 35 Large bottle Certo Q Pint Wesson or Mazola oil 28 y pint pure olive oil 5 2-lbs. best peanut butter 55 Large can fancy shrimp 20 Sardines, can Large glass diy beef 20 2 tins Prince Albert tobacco 25 2 tins Velvet tobacco 25 Regular size tin Tuxedo tobacco (J Nucoa, per pound Q' Best powdered sugar, lb tQ Best creamery butter, lb 55 Kellogg's com flakes Q Renso, package Q5 5 lbs. cane and maple syrup g5 10 lbs. cane and maple syrup 1.50 Fancy tea, lb 50 Dozen pint Economy jars 1.05 Dozen quart Economy jars 1.25 10 lb. sack pure cane sugar 70 25 lb. sack pure cane sugar 1.80 100 lb. sack pure cane sugar 6.75 Wm fa r 1 i I I I JJ ij lbs. fancy peanut butter 1.25 Large can fancy red salmon .... .30 Extra fancy tomatoes, crate . .70 Gal. size Libby's applebutter .. .85 Extra fancy bulk coffee, lb 45 Compare the quality of the fresh fruits and vegetables you purchase here with the qual ity offered you elsewhere. Compare the price we charge you each day in the week with the price offered you else where You will see the difference. We Set the Price Others Follow ITPTON TO BPBAK Mot" Si-n:itor Proin tTtii Btmalftrial Dl-irlu is Hi-ro Senator Jy HI Dpton arrlTed In tHe city today to nttotid to bui ih . mattere nmi ipoak bafbfa the Contral Labor Council pimiiT nt wluldcae honeii on Labor day. ou nbxl Weddeaday afternoon Mr. Up ton win bo too speaker at the chamber of oommeroe roinm Innoh een. During hi" vinit in tho -1 1 y he will h" Hit! Knout of .Mr. and Mrs. Perry 0. Do Lap. ATTBSTDIXa FAIR Mrs. Hurnett and iluiifthtcr. Miss Pauline nurnctl, of .Midluud, are jutHiik to return to their home late porting to reutrn to their homo lato this evening. IN I lt"M ( im.oijrix J, II. Hutnllton, one of the prom Ineni rasMenta oi phiroqutn, hpoui yesterday In tiSe city, atiendlni the county fnlr. LUMBHHMKN KBRE Oharlas King ami w. v. Raider, two of tho leadlnt InmbaMntoi of Ihlti ttoilioii, ure hero on business from their licudiiuar'.ors In Ten- nknt, CBlHorrUa, i itOM IHE FORK Frank Briscoe nnd tiienn FargU hoii, both of For,t Klamath are hero on business. VtSITIXd WlbLIAM MAIt.X Mr. and Mrs. ('. ('. Fanner of Paaadenai t'aiif.. are gueate for sev eral days at th.o homo of .Mr. and Mrs. William .Marx. .Mr. Parmer for tin- pail in years ims iit-.-ii a member of tho Pasadena pfeltCB force. He and his wife plan to drive to Crater Lake within the next few days. TO LAKE OF THK WOODS Sam Kozer. secretary of state, left this morning for Lake of the Woods where he will spend several days flitting with friends at the beautiful summer resort of the eastern slope of the Cascade mountains. SERVING I Alt VJRRM Ki'tttieih Moore, Chlloftuin resi dent, hits removed his residence from the reservation town to Klnm nlh Palls for the time being, ns n guest of the county jail. Mooro was fined $i()i) and sentenced to Oil days In jail on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. The sentence was pronounced hy Justice of the Peace it. c. Spink. DEAXi MADE PI lil.lt A small timber deal by which the Weyerhaeuser Timber company ac quired -60 acres of pine timber in the "astern part of the county came to light this morning with the filing of the deed recording the transfer. Tho stand of pine was bought from Mr. nnd Mrs. Itobert Whiteside for i $11500. II is located approximately ID miles north of Bly In the Sprague ltivor valley country. Cil'EST AT WATTEXltl HG HOME Mrs. W. H. Hudson of Chlco. Calif.. is the house guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. E. Wat ten burg at their home on Pine. Mrs Hudson is the sister of Mr. Wattenburg and this Is her first visit to Klamath Falls. LAKEV1EW VISITOR K. II. Wall, well known Lnko vlew resident. Is visiting and attend ing to business Interests In Klam ath Palls over the week-end. visrmt; Kitiuxus Mr. dnkt Mrs, ,i. a. inn, ol Hills NrclltKfy s.'hool, In Portland, are among the pmmlnont uort'hern guests registered at tho laOtOl White Polloin. While In tho city they nro visiting with a number Of friends. Mrs. Hill Is one of tho tending news paper WOmeh of tile state, for many years being with the Orcgoiilnn, In Portland. That's a Picture of My Boy When he first started to school. How often have you heard some proud mother of n grown son say those words. Will you have B picture of your children, portraying u true likeness of them at Important stages of their lives, when they nro grown? To Insure "this treasure that Is Invaluably dear to every mother, have their pictures taken now. Wo specialize in children's photos. l.HIT TODAY Miss Doris Patrick tins rolurni'il to Oier home In Qrftnts Pass, after an eiijayiihlo visit with her aunt, Mrs. Lntira Mooro, at Point Com fort, and with Miss Blya Call. 'Trom Contented Cdws" O ItAJ, Ctiattloi Mi.l I'loiacU Comploj RBTORN ROMB After an enjoyable out lug, at Critter Lake and In Klnmnlh Pulls, A. S. Peterson unM Hoy ' Murplo, ot BiUgano, hnvo returned homo by way d( Ashland and the Pacific highway. TO THU LA KM Waller and West Hunt, both of I .us Angeles, ni'" visiting in tho city today enrouta tu Crater Luito. STINSON'S STUDIO Fine Portraits Outdoor Photography Kodak Finishing 737 Main Street i V DH. VISITS HERE Dr. and Mrs. X. L. Tartar of Cor vallls are guests In Klamath Falls J today. TO CRATER AND DIAMOND Mr. and Mrs. L. Comer of Great Falls, Montana, who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Miss Nell Raymond are leaving on Sunday morning for Crat er and Diamond lakes to spend the holidays. This heing the first visit in this section for Mr. and Mrs. Com er, they aro looking forward to the trip with much pleasure. Mr. Comer Is one of the prominent building contractors of Great Falls and after visiting here the young cSuple will return home. D.ILTON FAMILY IX Mr. and Airs. Bob Dalton and daughter Louise of Merrill visited in the city yesterday enjoying the fair in the afternoon." TO VISIT VAXNICE HOME Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Vannice and three children of Grants Pass are expected here tomorrow to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vannice. Mr. Vannice is mana ger of the Golden Rule store at Grants: Pass. While here the two families are planning a picnic party at Chiloquin. NINEMORKS IX Mr. nnd Mrs. I,. C. Sisemore of Chiloquin attended the county fair here yesterday afternoon. They re turned to their home this morning. BUSINESS TRIP E. W. Vannice motored to Chilo quin yesterday afternoon on a bus iness trip, taking his two small youngsters, Robert and Ora Lee. aMETheatreg j rm Is the Woman Hater a One-Womnn-M.-tn. or a Too-Mativ-W'onien Shiek? Sec the answer it) "The Woman Hater" Starring Itelene Ch.ulw ick. C'live (livok anil Johnny Harron. k s Saturday Only Doris Kcnyoji ami Percy. Manumit in the y ' . Joseph L. Lincoln prize story 4 "Idle Tongues" , Watch for the date on "The Lot World.' - LEAVING FOR. KANSAS. FEW FOREIGN 'A Its The Misses Mariam and Dorothea Wortley. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. JI. G. Wrortley. are leaving next week for Kansas where they will spend the winter months. The young ladles are making tne trip, hoping to benefit Miss Dorothea's health, which has been failing for some time. Both girls are popular among tho younger set of the city. fa y a F. It. Kennedy, Wood; Harry Eij Otto, Pittsburgh; Malile G. SnJIM i Oakland; Helene Sturdwine. Anslmo: C. R. Orr,- Fresno: Mrs. R. I. Peck, Haywurd:' C. H. Grnss ly. Los Angeles, and Charles A. Fleet of San Lorenzo were the tour ists who j-egisterod today at tho j chamber of commerce office. iMiijiiSrrY MISS MrANDRlAVK PASSES Local Girl One of Eight Who Passort Examinations at College Klamath Falls can well be promt of Miss Veronica McAndrews, young est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin McAndrews, who recently en tered Dominican colego at San Rafael! California. Out of 50 ap plications, Miss McAndrews was ono of the eight who passed the examina tions. In June Miss McAndrews graduated from Sacred Heart Acad emy In tbls city, and with her par ents left last week for tho south. Mr. and Mrs. McAndrews has re turned home. Last Sltowyig Today of "Marriage in Transit" starring Edmund Lowe as a Master Crook, in a dual role. A picture of a brilliant service to the nation. RICHARD T. U.MADGE in "On Time" Saturday Only Coining Sunday and Monday, the Wonder Dog, 1 RIN-T1N-TIN, in 'Tracked in the Snow Country" , H T 14 . r ( , , e s;