Tuesday, Ootober 18, 102B
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, ORKfJON
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We'll pay $2 for your cake
i and $1 for your biscuits
if you bake them with Sciiillino
Baking Powder and they do not
please you merely tell your grocer.
He will pay you $1 instantly, and
without question. This offer holds
good any time year in and year out.
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Ocain of tUtK
tomes from the
pure juice crystals g
of luscious crapes
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fruit product
BakingPowder
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Coffee
'Baking
7owder
Extracts
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'People
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IfAWKlNM A WAV
llinriff Hurl. Hawkins -l hay.
HiIh time Iij M'If Ml when. Hi bus
- ii subpoena" 1 to testify in a
civil -mo before llio federal judge,
Hlni" the cunvi. log r Prank Way,
on a charge of manslaughter, Haw
kins has been conspicuous by lili
absence from the court house most
of tho tlmt, He I uk Way In Salem
mill ywn away ( i several day.
Hlnrlly ufior be look J j Klinsoy to
HiiIiiii to have hi eye treated. II
wimii't Ioiik after thai He was called
to Medford foi the federal trials,
ami new h" In (gain In Hod ford.
I ItlKMiS CHARIVARI OI I'l.i;
About thirty of thi- ouiiKcr eel
nil frlo ids of Mr. and M:. Oarroll
Orlfflth, who surprised their friends
by slipping away and being married
in Mi'ilf.nl eWnilay, gathered at the
bom of Mrs. Evu Jordan lat Wen
lti In OMiralulat the i.;iula
young folk. C rroll proved himself
I'. regular good scoul by pavilnt mil
plenty of cigars und v-anJy. Dane
tat mi enjo-d until midnight.
l:l-ltTlli HACK TOMORROW IS KltOM ROOKY POINT
tin v r.i." Ireud, 4. MtcrttelnerJ
I.e.- Iliirrlt. of Portland ajtd J Cald ' Mrs. Arthur LMVttl airlvcd lu
well, who liav been away for Hi the city this morning ffl ni 'u-r home
iiimi wiik on n deer hum in inolttl Rooky Point anil plan to spend
l.nnKcll Valli country nr.- . , lay . here U-'tlnr. with. !!
ill back home toniorrow. . allvea ajad friends.
It is with pleasure that we offer
atfaih tonight
T'ir BITTY COMPSON
ND RICAJUJO COKTEZ
WlrV iB IVAUACE niEHY
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vwrnsfl M0THHR
Mr. ami Mi. K. K. limes and
lin viy Ayer left thlK moii-lug tor
Prim-viUc, win-re then drttj vnend
several days vliiltloi; with Mrs
Nmii' mother.
Miss lht impiivi:s
while still confined to her home,
unit.. lup win a severe nttark of In
gtippe, Mia J-irBlanna C'llft. Is to-
dy uiewhat Improved.
Ki l l ItNTNt; UOHfj
Mm. Kula lllxon mil Mla Dorrlh
Th--iiiioi of Mi'dford. returned home
tbl aftiirnson after vlnltlim here
over Monday with rolnllven.
A special prologue adda Interest to one of the
finest pictures w6 have ever shown. We cannot
recommend the Pony Ekprase too highly, it is
iral ciUei'tainuu'iit.
int. coua iii;n its
After vlilihiijt ovor the week end
In MedfOrd with frlenda. Dr. FblHtp
Cpti ban icturnod tn thla cliy.
I HUM HQBEDClla
Leon Karnham In a liuaineKH vii
Itor In Iho illy today from Kobjj
'"burg. -
.iohwv wai.kit i.Ki:s
Johnny Walkup loft ihii morning
lor l.on Angeles, whera lie will
spdnd the winter months,
KXTOMOIXKJWT HKRK
t'iinrleB K!nK and wife of Teii
nnnt arc In Klamnlh Kails for a
few ihiy un a eombl&cd bualrieaa
and pleasure rip. While here they
arc Kuifls at tin; Hotel Arcade.
DIXt I.KK KKTtTRNS
mil I manty aweator. tun
r.iarned from Salem and Portland,
i with n rioi oi Kmllea. Leq is crln
nlDgbappliy. at tbe enjoyable mem
Ofy of tin- Klamath county booth al
the slate fair In Salem. "Never j
proud in my lif.-." hw eJaeoJated.
i "The way our ,',iuils showed up and
;the K-ncrnl effect of the ray of
j the sun shining upon an empire
awakening' was effective." With
I'. A. llender-on and Fr;:nl; S'
Ion. Mr. Iao had charge 'of th -Klamatn
liooth during tbe fair.
ItARRUaS MCKNHE ISSIi:i)
One of the hut bits of county
husineKH BCCOmpllthod by t'oulltv
I tlerk c. it. DeLap before be closed
; shop Saturday afternoon for two
i days VU to Issue a marriage license
.to Itny Cecil Rlnehart und Estel a
Mary Lucombe. Miss I.ucombe i.-'
! a well known resident of Klamath
j I'nlls. .Mr. plnebart l connected
! wilh concrete pipe work In tills city.
I Lost: Track of liow many over
alls we sold at 3rc. There's sllll sunn
I left for men. "I Ain't Mad At No-
body." (adv.)
, J!Kt EITIOX TIM KSII.IV EVE
j On Thursday evening at clpht
n'.lock ilie h'.dles of I lie Tea Cud
club will lTld"la reception for Rev.
; and Mrs. Yams and family it the
Church pariors of the Methodist
eaafch. Mrs. e. 0, Btuckey, Mr3.
Molllo Beldlng, Mrs. Olson and Mrs.
Winters mill mat as hostesses. A
program has been arranged for 0c
cveuhiK in 1-iia.i'So of Mrs." Eva Ben
neti and Mrs. J' iin Yaden.
Everbody scores at Sugarman's
Oct. Sub-, l'eoplo are respontllng gen
erously, i Adv. )
FORDS
FORDS
BREAKS ARM
In attempting lo crank his car.
J"'Jhn 11. Chapman, suffered a brok
en arm on Juiida.. evening at Wor
den, aeotirdlng tonvoal received here
today. Ho was taken to Dirrls
where Dr. Strong sot lO.c break an.l
is reported as resting ni.ely. He is
the son of H, K. Chapman und Is
well known in Klania'.h Kalis,
The Cyolo-Htormagruph al rndcr
ood'i 1'btrmgcy shows the prev
suro to have been steadily rlsln::
since yi-slerday afternoon and mw -
hi-tlled weather seems In pTpsbecf.
Porecail for next 24 hour:
Kiilr, with brisk winds blch will
diminish.
The Tyros recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
teinpefpturcs today ns follows:
High 6; low
i ROM s!'r...i t: i:n ia
On a combined busineae and
pleasure I rip, Mr. and Mrs. I.. D.
Patterson arilve.I 111 Ihe city iMt
evening f.om gliettr li m al Bptugne
Hirer.
CONDITION ABOUT THE KAMI-:
Reports fr.m Ihe Hen I.car home
today iow that Jimmy Lear, who
(l suffering from In'laniaiory rheu
mallsm If still very ill. It Is (Sougbt
h!s cbndltlob shrws slight Improver
ment.
! jrhe LIBERTY
.ii- iMHi'-iiwiWiiriwin I, 'mKmatmaamaBemmtk
Superli Mc'iiilraina with 'I'hrilh GfitOrt! is
"The Pace That Thrills" i
with Ben t.yorte, Mary Ator nntl Tiilly Marshall in
i lu: leading roles. f"or real excitement this is harrl to
heat for with racing automobiles hull tights ;tntl
prize li:,'ht. tlit- picture runs lite gamut qjl thrills -
they're all -rrceiicrl.
Coming Soon Jack Hoxie in
"Bustin' Through"
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Clearance Sale
1P24 Ford Touring. Top, Upholstery and Tires Excel lent.
Runs like new.
One of those Free Pullirrg Motors
A car that has had exceptionally
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1922 Ford Touring.
1923 Ford Touring,
good care.
1920 Ford Touring.
1921 Ford Touring.
A good car at a sacrifice price.
So cheap you'd think you stole it.
1918 Ford Touring. A snap. Just the thing for hunting.
Open Evenings and Sundays
BUICK 3C STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
Phone 42
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.miss ii,li:t arrives
I Miss Ella Wlilett of BelliighJIta,
' Washington, arrived In ihe city last
! evening and will lake up her dutlc ;
as . r in the Petleair.-Bay school
today. She was employed last
week by City Superintendent
Percy Wells. Miss Wlllet is a grad
uate of the BeUtngham Normal
school. Sb,- will teach the fourth
and fifth grade in the PeUcai
school.
HACK b'KOSI STOCKTON
An abgenca from Klamath Kalis
I for some time terminated last nigh I
for H. S. Tharp who arrived In thin
city from Stockton to attend to bus
iness matters in Klamath Falls for
several dnys. Mr. Sharp is the
Klamath representative of the Robinson-
Tractor company of Stockton,
California.
U9AVK ON DlKEH IIIM'
K. Tunnel- with R. and L. Duff
left early this Corning for the
l.akeview counti-y. plan n i im to tie
gone several days on n deev hunt.
RETURNS HOME
After spending over the week
end here on a business trip. C. .M.
Van Nett of Ashland returned to
his lioine In the. valley city today.
LEFT I tilt I'ACMXA
A. II. Caller and P, Ileibner.
botli of Dunsmutr, wKO arrived hON
lasi evening, lefl early this morning
for I'aunina on business.
ORAM'S PASS VISITORS
Arrivals registered al the Hotel
While Pollcan from Grants Pass
today Include Mr. and Mrs. J", w'.
i. iichs. They are lipre on a com
bined business and pleasure trip.
Any type o( apparel for any type
of num. all at reduced prices Ibis
wouJt, Biigntnifiu's. Optobef snlo.(Bd)
QUICK COOKING
OATS
Cook 2to3
minutes only
r-yf-.&iH-OraWjBaay3
t0 0 MIL.
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Ready in 2 minutes. New style H-O Quick Cooking
Oats the time-saving, energy-building breakfast dish.'
Toasted oat flakes that cook into firm, granular oat
meal. Appetizing delicious healthful! -j
Filled w ith flavor packed with nourishment.
Smooth firm in texture yet retaining the neces
sary roughage for quick, easy digestion.
Tiiaf "all-night-cooked" flavor in only two minutes
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T-OR MORE THAN
SO YEARS MAKERS
Oi- uUAUTY PRODUCTS
H-O HORNBYS OATS S
"HECKERS CtlEAM FARIhfA
KECXERS CREAMSUCKVKUTFUSm V
OLD UOMESTUD PAKCAOE Rod , '
with an Engine
bull Never
Wfear Out
At these New Low Prices
the outstanding quality
value among all motor cars
Never before have the great ad
vantages of the Willys -Knight
motor been available at such
low prices.
Never before has such power,
economy and smooth running,
been offered in the great neid
of moderate priced cars.
You who have never
tried the Willys-Knight
motor, ride in this car
- it will be a revelation,
to you.
No vibration- no Valve
noises nd valve trou
ble or adjustments.
Upwards of 100,000
miles of trouble free
service proved by the
average of thousands
of owners.
Here IS a motor car
that you want.
NEW PRICES
FOUR CYLINDERS
Touring . . . $1195.00
Coupe .... 1395.00
Coupe-Sedan . . 1395.00
Sedan .... 1450.00
Brougham . . 1595.00
SIX CYLINDERS
Touring
Roadster .
Coupe . . ,
Coupe-Sedan
Sedan . . .
Brougham .
All Price, F. O. B. Toledo
Whatever may be your notions
regarding motor power see
what power we can show you
in the Willys-Knight.
Whatever may be your nodons
of road performance learn
what we have to offer in this car.
Regardless of your pre
ference as to number
of cylinders know
what smooth running
really is by trying the
Willys-Knight.
This unusual motor
cannot be judged by
other standards. It oc
cupies a position entire"
ly its own.
We will take your pre
sent car in trade and
give you terms up to
18 months.
$1750.00
1750.00
2195.00
' 2095.00
2295.00
2095.00
WILLYS -KNIGHT
Overland - Knight Sales Co.
4th and Klamath
Phone 899