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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, W2C
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In cold weather, there's nothing quite so ingra
tiating as a nice bowl of hot soup. Sort of glides
into your consciousness in its soothing way. It
makes you feel at peace with yourself and the
world.
Make the enjoyment complete. , Good soups al
ways taste better when served with crisp, flaky
TRU-BAKE Crackers. Your grocer sells them.
Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland
The Home of Tru-Blu Grahams, English Style Biscuits and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit Cake
Find Fugitive
Dead In Sedan
Ex-Convict Wanted By
Police is Murder
Victim
NKW YOltK, Sept. Collision
of a sedan and a taxlcuh on (hi up
per east eldf today resulted iii the
dtacoveV? of ii nan-s body In the
automobile which was deserted by
three occupants after the crash.
Tin' dead '"an lail been shot
through the bend. Police believe
that the three men In the sedan
were driving It to tho oast river
with llio intention of sinking it to
conceal tho murder. A Jewish
prayer book ami 11,480 wew found
on the dead man.
The body was identified by the
finger print bureau at police head,
quarters as Hint of Pavld llruiu,
alius A. Harris, said by police to
be wanted In many cities for picking
pockets, peddltni nawotlci and nun
running.
Hrani is said to huve served time
in tho federal penitential y at Leav
enworth. Kansas.
Dc Molay Dance Is
Successful Affair
GILBERT'S CASH GROCERY
Phone 484J 123 N. 8th
We have just received a fresh lot of canning pears, Italian
prunes and fresh tomatoes, it will pay you to purchase your
fruits and vegetables here. You can rely on them being fresh
and priced the lowest.
Specials for Saturday and Monday
10 lbs. pure cane sugar 75c
10 bars Sunny Monday laundry soap 43c
10 pounds bulk macaroni 93c
10 pounds Crater Lake flour 60c
10 lbs. Small white beans $1-10
10 lbs. Blue Rose rice 94c
10 cans Campbell's soup (any kind) - $1.00
10 cans Campbell's pork and beans $1.00
10 packages Jello 85c
10 boxes matches 48c
10 lbs. potatoes 32c
10 lbs. Italian prunes 59c
10 lbs. Petite prunes 49c
10 lbs. Tokay grapes 98c
10 lbs. Blue grapes 75c
No. 10 Can Goods Special
No. 10 solid pack tomatoes 50c
No. 10 Peaches 78c
No. 10 Apricots 78c
No. 10 Loganberries 30c
No. 10 Blackberries 1 85c
No. 10 broken slice pineapple .'.$1.00
No. 10 plums 55c
Flour Special
Valley Queen 49 lbs $2-65
Sperry's Drifted Snow, 49 lbs $2.75
Crater Lake, 49 lbs ' $2.58
Crown Flour, 49 lbs $2-75
Remember, We Deliver Phone 484-J
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The De Molay dancing party held
Thursday evening. September at
Uaeonlo liall was quite an enjoyable
affair, there beinft about thirty
jeouples present. Musle was furnlsh-
ed by Messrs Kropp and Sailing.
Pretrtone to the dancing the chap
ter bold its regular bl-;uonthly
meeting at Whloh the follOWlOI of
ficers were elected for tin1 remainder
of the i term:
-Master I'onnelllnr. Arthur A.
Moore.
Senior Councillor. Bed names.
Junior Councillor. Leslie Kltnore.
Seven aew petitions for uieinher
ship were presented and It was de
cided to confer the initiatory le
sree in full form on Thursday eve
ning, October 22nd.
The Cause of Your ill Health
JF you have Piles or other Rectal
or Colon disorders there is
the cause of your nervousness, lack of
vitality , stomach trouble, general physical
and mental Incapacity. 1 can help you
win back your health by positively curing
your Pile under a WRITTEN GUAR
ANTEE or fee returned. Act today by
calling for an examination or writing for
my FKEL booklet explain
ing my celebrated treat
ment for PILES and other
Rectal and Colon ailments.
Herald Answers
Myers Complaint
The answer to the complaint of
W. P. Wyers in the libel suit against
the Evcnins Herald Publishing Com
pany, B. J. Murray and W. H. Per
kins was filed this afternoon. Date
for the trial will probably he set
tomorrow by Judge Percy It. Kelly.
MASONS ATTENTION
Reception In
Grand Master
and other Grand (Lodgg
Officers,
Saturday, Sept. nil, 7 P. M.
Past Masters especially
requested to lie present.
No visiting brothers ex
amined after 6:30 p. m.
Stones
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Pears 89c
40 lb. apple boxes ripe
Rogue River pears, for
tomorrow.
MT. LAKI
Mr. Sellwood talked on foreign
missions at (he Mt. Laki church last
Sunday mornijig.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hill gave a
farewell party in honor of Clarence
and Olive Hill in their home a few
nights ugo. Games and dancing wi re
played and later refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses
ISernice Dawson, Franees Short, Max-
ine Bradbury, Gladys Latta. Lois
Heseltine, Dorothy Short, Lucille
Dawson. June Bradbury, Marjorle
Heeder, Mary Short, Beth Kirkpat
rlck, Mary Qober, Marjorle Peyton,
Bonnie Short, Marie Schicsel, Vir
ginia Peyton, Olive Hill and Paul
Dixon. Floyd Short, Wilfred Dixon,
Charlie Booth, Clarence (Sober. Clem
cenbl.ee, Earl Jackson, Cecil Cheyne,
Clyde Poole. Kenneth Gordon, Har
old Dehlingcr, Alton Short, Richard
Bradbury, Melvln Greeley, Clarence
Hill, Ralph Hill, Mr. SchulU, Mr.
lleiken and the host and hostess.
Clarence Hill left for Eugene und
Miss Olive Hill left a few days later
for Philomath, both to attend col
lege. Mrs. B. H. Hamilton's sister, Mrs.
Leo Houghton and family visited at
the Hamilton home Monday.
Miss Olive Hill was the guest of
Misses Bernice and Lucille Dawson
Sunday night.
L. B. Dawson and S. Thompson
hauled lumber from the mountains
Vednesday.
Mrs. Daw took up the work as
teacher of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades at Mt. Laki school on
Monday.
Mrs. Brown called on her daughter
Mrs Will Kaylor Wednesday.
WASHINGTON COACH
CONDI'CTS SCHOOL FOR
FOOTBALL MF.NTORK
SEATTLE. (VP) A school where
the finer points of football are
taught ran six weeks this summer
at the University of Washington
under Coach Enoch Bagshaw.
Bagshaw had 30 pupils, youths
and men. Most, of the older men
were high school coaches In small
towns or men appointed to conduct
physical education departments
(There football coaching was neces
sary. Three days a week Bagshaw gave
oral Instruction in theory. On the
other two days lie took his pupils
to the gridiron and Illustrated what
he had told them In class.
One man was flunked on the
ground that It would he wrong to
let him teach whut football he knew.
FLIERS WELCOMED
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2li
(P) Commander .Icyhn Rodgern
and crew of the navy seaplane
PN-9 number 1, today were
tendered a roeepttoYi by the cit
ies of Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley that In spoulanlly
rlvelod that axrded them yes-
tenia;, in San Francisco.
End of Month
SPECIALS
Tho end of the month means big reductions on innumerable
items throughout our big stock. The things that you have been
needing are here at prices far below anything you could ex
pect. Buy what you want at "Falls" where you are always
sure of first quality, fairly priced merchandise.
Pongee
We have yards and yards of 12 Momme
imported Japanese Pongee which sells
regularly for $1.00 a yard, which we
are offering as an end of month special
for
59c
500 Yds. Ginghams
An ideal material for little
girls school dresses. Comes in
almost any desired color or
pattern. End of
month special
15c
Curtains
Ready-made curtains, 2Vi yards long
medium mesh, ruffled side and end.
Comes in white only. While they last
as an end of 95 C
month apodal, pair
Rayon Silk Vests
These vests are of the quality
that usually sells for $1.50. We
have many colors to choose
from and as an end of month OQ
special they will be sold for..,, " f
Rayon Silk Bloomers
In a range of colors to match the vesta.
There are regular $2.35 1 1 n Q
values. End of month spec.
36-In. Scout Percales
For house dresses, school dres
ses or a thousand and one oth
er needs. As an end
of month special
15c
66x80 Blankets
These blankets arc part wool and they
come in plaids of blue, pink, lavender
and tan. End of ttL QC
month special VJ?J
80x90 Sheets
Excellent quality, bleached
and unbleached sheets reduced
as an Eend of
month special to
95c
Turkish Towels
Small size, but of excellent quality.
End of month d f(
special, 7 pair for V 1 ,yjyj
Outing Flannel
A first quality outing flannel,
comes in any color and lots of
stripes and checks. End dJ ff
of month special, G yds W 1 ,uu
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