The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 23, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, October 2:1, 1026 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Thive . eJWainly ybout People Santford & Co. The Largest Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County 426 MAIN STREET Phone 34 Phone 64 The First Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County Vv&J tv. r .mjn'cwauiaKaTiis. vjfmiv.-::'A :. wrnmaii rri iiMiiiiiiMpHjpy I I ' n 1 1 1 a J ItETl hnn hi n i ll w. II. Hiiini I'xpmiii in return) to j tt tin in 11 1 1- tomuiTQw morning, ptf tr spending lllii limit Inn duyn In Kluin uiii PklU on bualneaa matters, ituendmiiip ( i.i ii met Tin' Friendship olub mel tbli n r i r t j n ni iii bone "f Mm. Olnjrloa c. Wbltmoro, TCo uosb inn was ono of iho most iiioooiiful uhirii iht olub tons hold, PUni wars iiinouHHiui tor tho taking onra of noody families (luring Ibi winter mopthi, i . I WEE lioiinv LOU I il : l I t :it Woo Dobby Lou ii"H wbo baa i in (or several iiuy ittfforJni Willi In grippe In ruiioriod im vury j iii ti ii Improved lodmy. imuhioi.lh leavino .Mr. mill Mm. James II. Drleeotl inn by motor tbli afternoon for llerdhfiold where (boy win ipend several c:iyn 11 nOmblMd bUtlOUl mill pleSSU.ro trip. Do You Want Price? JOHNSTON OF MIHKlltl) On ono "t bli frequent business trips from th" viillcy. Robert ''. Johnston nf Hodford arrived In the illy Thiirmlav evening. Ii In oaalhlc Mr. Johnston will remain boro over tlin week-end. IIEVIM: is LEAVING Jimmy DoVlOO, Who fur tbl pill several month him Intuit employed i with tin' Polloaa Day Lumbar pom puny, baa resigned hie positiue and plana in leave Sunday tor Portlan I whore bu w-lll vUll briefly before nii lug on Id Spokane wlmri' ho will pond mini" tlni" flailing w lin l i;i'-r,.i ii" plana in motor to Portj IgM with Dleb wriKhi u iii, la going ! to i in northern olfy (or ton dayaj visit wllh hli parent. Dr. nml .Mm. I Wrlxht. Over the week-end M,'. n.'viii" win bo Hi" puaat of J. r Maiiulrii, Jr. PROM iorvai.i.is Mr. nml Mr. D. 0, Taylor of t'orwiiiin ara guesta today at the hotel Whit.. Pelican. Their trip! to thn olty la on" oomblood of buit'- naia and pleasure 1 Hi. can best ground chocolate 2S Large pkg. Peat's wash. Mch. soap 30 10 large bars P. & G. soap 40 Lux, package "..... 10 Large parckage Renso .25 11) II). Hack pure cane sugar 05 25 lb. sack pure cane sugar 1.60 100 II). sack pure cane sugar 6.15 19 II). sack Drifted Snow flour 2.35 Quart Wesson Oil .49 Gallon Wesson Oil 1.89 5 II). tin best peanut butter 1.15 Large can fancy red salmon 30 1 II). tin Prince Albert tobacco 95 I lb. tin Velvet tobacco 95 Gal. size best kraut 50 Empty 60 gal. oak barrels 3.00 Phone Us Your Order, and Pay Our Deliveryman at Your Home Free Delivery Service Wc own and operate our own individ ual delivery system our employes do not divide their services with any other store. W e have just placed in bur service one extra delivery car which enables us to give you even better service than we have in the past. Compare our price with the priced of fered you elsewhere compare each item you purchase each day in the week we simply give you more for your money. Do You Want Service? 3 lb. Crisco 75 Fancy full cream cheese, lb 30 Fancy sugar cured hams, lb 35 Fancy seedless raisins, lb 10 1 lb. Folgers Golden Gate coffee 57 5 lb. Folgers Golden Gate coffee, lb 56 V- gal. Tea Garden syrup 1.30 10 lb. pail best cooking molasses 75c 2 cans cling peaches 50 Fancy asparagus tips, can .20 Van Camps pork and beans, can .08 Campbells soup, any kind 10 Tender peas, can 20 2 cans fancy Iowa corn 25 Gal. size Libby's apple butter 85 Large box fancy pears 1.25 Our Price Wifl Be the Same All Next Week to Tin: oami: Th" Mlaaoa Zopha and J' nii Hon ors, daughters of .Mr. and Mrs, Loo" tin ttogora, nr.' motoring to Ashland tomorrow io utti'iiii th" football Kami1. STANDING room ONLY Standing room only was (ho an swer ;l BOON of people roOOlYOd la I evening when they aliomptod to buy Ihiatra tlokota r ir iii" Pino Troo par (btmaned, from mi Vera Poonrp. aon. Thonu who with f rt unatO i.nouRh to iiPruro imt cnjo. yil u well ImliilH'i'il vaiulovlllu bill. "Ar Pari'titH PiMipIn?" KtarrltiK Unity Bfbnaon, tpa Polar Pun Olrl. whl.'.i la conaldorod one of tie outntuii'1 Inp ri'li'iiMOH if Hi" yt'.ir In h'lnn abown in conjunction nrltb tba ran datrtllo. On thu vnililuvlllo prograru arc: "IfanUOl" In Mneter at the MMht Iollnr; Mttrruy 11 nil Alma lYrca non, in "North anil South:" Smith, J.yn.'h unil Smith. In "Tan Comedy Blniera no Luxa'1 and Klao Lprpbori itad c impauy In ArUatlo, Qrftee and StronRt'h." Tho bill will Im ropcat ed nt tho pine Troo uxuln Ifila eVenlpf, (iOVBTTJB IN TOWN A well known roBhlont of I'ort Klamatb, ',, Ooyotto, la about tho Itroota today. Mr. Qoyatle i in tho city on baalnoaa and oxpaeta t ro turn homo Into t h Ik aftornooii. T IdJJSS O' WOODS Thin uftol-aoiili with lovi'ly nui- uiuii avnablna eiving prom.lao of a iIoIIkMIuI wook "ii. I. Mr. anil Mrs. I. "tillc HoRora nml two aonf, Jiimcii anil D.malil. Mr. unil Mra. Charlos t,. Mooro and Mr. uml Mra. ('. II. DndarWOOd, lft for Uiko O' Woods w'aore thoy iw 111 fpoud the wonk and. IIU.OOl lV RBSnKNT W. ( Hulfotir of C iil iqtiin Is In tho city on buaipeaa mattara today; whiio horo la among tiio gtaaata at tli., hotol White Pelican. OPENING TOMORROW Krod i-:. Hohn, now uanafeor ol the 2nth rontnry Qriocory ompanr. who are oponlni' tholr 57th etore in Klamath Kalis, pnuounood today that the now store will he openod tomorrow. Mr. J Io': n contea to Klamath Kalla from HOdddrd who o ho haa boon for tho paat yoar. Out of the G7 aloroa whl.'h the obJUQ oporatos all but two are located In the atato ..f Orogon. MltS. DKN'lt'K Hour j Tho many friends of Mrs. K. W. Ronli 1: will bo glad to know that .she has turned to Klamaih l-'alhi i from Lakavlnw, whore for the past j six weeks sbo him boon dontlnad to t Die hospital, wboro alio suymltted in j a major operation. Baa la vory i much Improved In health. EVERY BODY DOING IT! KEEPING AN EYE ON THE Pitcher Building US) T TODA3T .Miss Mtytb Hunan, former!;.- with the California Oregon Power com pMy loft this morning for Foriola. Callforniu. whore she baa accepted a position with the Feather Illver Lumber company.' She recently re turned from Koseburg where she visited for ten 'days with her par ents. Her man friends in Klamath Kails regret u learn that she has left the city. ). I.. STONE IMPROVED ' O. h. Stono who submitted to an appendix oucrntion several WOOka ag is able to leave ti'.ie hospital and U mow cJnvalcsclng at his home on rphant. LBAVfNG Sl.MI.AY Mrs. Will Leo plans to leave on Sunday morning's train for Los An geles, whero she will visit for tho eoming month or six weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Waller N'iolin. Il Theatre SI'KS I'lllt .STl'il If tba efforts of It. E. Smith pro-.e fruitful. .Mr. und .Mrs. J. T. Henley will pay him the sum of $7L'o, al leged due on a prbmissary note. Fori Mr. Smith drought suit tli Is morning ; against Mr. und Mrs. Houley, and filed tho cnmplaltii in the circuit I court. In addition .Mr. Sutith elaims; that Mr. and Mrs. deliley should ptty him the sum of 10l) to pay hi. attorney. W'Oitlv PROQRBB8ING With work progressing rapidly on tho erertlon of the now Christian Chttrob, it is hoped that by tho first of December tho building will bo completed, a. Dalnter a in charge of tho heating and plans to com plete his work In t'bo noar future. J. T, IfcOollum Is tiae eontraetor In charge. When completed the build ing will bo a '.Todlt Io the olty, be ing finished in stucco bo cost $:15, oi'O. W. E. Jlobbltt Is pastor of the oburoh. DANCE VEltV SUCCESSFUL The dancing parly given last ow ning by tho Daughters of Job im.l the Do.Molay was the most successful affair the younger set have spo'i iiorod this season. Over lot) couples attended the party, which was held at the hotel White Pelican. Dodge Tour ing, 125.00 Cash BUICK AND STAR GARAGE KBDRON CLUB MET Some thirty six wore in attendance i at tho meeting of tho Kedrou club bold last evening In tho parlors of the First Pre-byterlan church, lira. A. U. Wilson gave an intenefJng paper on "The Je-ws of tho Bible," : while Mrs. R. C. Croesbeck ohose : "Jews of t'oninierco" as her topic. ; Itoth were enjoyed by the club I members'. Mrs. Ilebcr Kadcliffo and I Miss Annu Mae Johnston served aj dainty luncheon at the conclusion; of the social hour. I 2Z HELL ON OBi'HEUM Within tho next ten days. Harold W. Bell, well known local singer, will leave with Fred Coates of Los Angeles on the Orpheum circuit iti a Harmony act. The young men will open their tour of the well known circuit in Los Angeles, ac cording to word received by Billle BeU today. FHO.M THE I ORT J. J. Siemens of Fort Klamath transacted business in Klamath Pails today from his home. RETURN TO LAKEY1EW Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kehari .-.ed Mr. and Mrs. John Arzner of Lake view visited in Klamath Falls over Thursday on their way home after an enjoyable trip to Bend. On the Screen Betty Bronson, Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidor, in "Are Parents People?" Proving that tho first twenty years of married life are I lie hardest. ? On the Stasre Five A,cts of good Vaudeville Harmony singing eccen tric dancing character im personations card and coin manipulations feats of grace and strength. Iasf .Showing Tonight. Bustx Shown Si.'ses Give Your Children Tilts Advantage Children whose feet are protected by Buster Brown Shoos have a free, ' easy natural gait, a graceful bearing, and confident as surance. They are made from se lected materials by highly tralned children's shoe workers. The combina tion of correct fit, best of materials and fine work manship gives them sur prisingly long wear. Falls Mercantile Co HALLOWE'EN FOODS AT SALE The St. Mary's Altar Society bava completed plans for their Hallowe'en cooked food sale which win lie neiu on Saturday, October 31 at Miller's Market.. At tho present time the ladies are busily engaged in making articles lor their baiaar which they will hold on December 12. The place of die sale will be announced at a later date. Saturday Only Aileen Pringle, Antonio Moreno and Dorothy Mackaill in "One Year to Live" Coming Sunday Doris Kenyon, Lloyd Hughes and Hobart Bosworth in "The Half Way Girl" MRS. HARRY MITCHELL ! IX FROM LANGELL VALLEV Up from Mt. Dome 011 a shop-; Mrs. R. S. Hopkins of the Reclam ping trip and to visit with her.ation camp in Langell Valley la vis friends here. .Mrs. Harry .Mitchell iting and shopping.in Klamath Falls spent Thursday in Klamath Falls. I today. UP FROM DORRIS Up to shop and visit over th? day with friends, Mrs. Edward Root of Dorris arrived in tho city this forenoon. SHOPPING HERE .Mrs. II. X. Rogue, ono of Merrill's residents, spent the afternoon in the city on a shopping trip. MODOC POINT VISITOR Mrs. Frank Sutton of Modoc Point j is here today shopping. Most of us iworry so much nbj the cost of living we forget what is worth. .Most relatives are dlstaut rela tives when you are broko. Last Showing Tonight of "Scandal Proof" It's a Good Picture ami W orth Seein Saturday Only A Fine Western Storv "Midnight Shadows" Coming Sunday rill'. GREAT T. MIX IN "The Rainbow Trail" I Sequel to "Riders of the Purple Sage") 1 At The LIBERTY') I j I. !