The Evening herald., October 23, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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EVENING I1KKAU), KLAMATH I'ALLS, OKEGON
Friday
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20th Century
Grocery
Opening
of the 57th store in their chain
SOON, IS BELIEF J
League of Nations Sets in
Motion Machinery to
Stop Hostilities
SITUATION IS GRAVE !
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-reeKs to Malt Advances
and Bulgarians Evacuat
ing Positions
Every Day
Brings New Shipments of the
Latest Models in Fall Coats.
For Saturday we have many wonderful values at
25 $35 50
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ou can pay more for
lots of things than
you pay for Shred
ded Wheat, but you
won't get more real
food value for your
money.
Shredded
Wheat
iullmeaT
IN 2 BISCUITS
WITH SOlTHKIi.V i-.U'IKIC"
Don Sievens connected with the1
Southern Pacific whose home is in j
Ashland is here todaj to transact
business matters.
Annual Meeting
O f Association
Set for Nov.
1XH1AX KKI'OKTKD )KAD
According to reports received
lere today at the coroner's office,
Charles Cowan, a well kaown In
dian residing at .Modoc Point, died
yesterday from a fatai illness.
The Walton Wright Co.
for
INSURANCE
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Phone 643W
Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar to Be
Principal Speaker : to
Review Work
Pumpernickel Bread
Our pumpernickle bread is now being made
from the new crop Klamath county rye
Judging from the demand for it, the quality
must be exceptionally good
Fruit-Ola Nut Bread
is becoming quite a favorite. Its keeping
qualities are good making it a favorite for
lunches and sandwiches and it toasts to per
fection. Some of the goodies to be offered Saturday
include
Cream Puffs
Boston Brown Bread
! Made by
SIXTH STREET BAKERY
CHAS. LANDIS
126 South Sixth St.
"P6f Goodness' Sake, Fat Better Bread"
How far toward solution of health
problems, of Klamath, the county
health unit has progressed, will be
the dominating feature of the un
nual meeting of the Klamath
County Health association which
will be held on the evning of Novem
ber 2, in the chamber of commerce.
Members of the association hint
that facts ana figures on decrease.
ana control pr miecttous aiseaaea
will be produced, that are startling.
The principal speaker of the eve
ning will be Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar
of Portland, secretary of the Oregon
Tuberculosis association, and pres
ident of the state federation of wo
mn's clubs. Mrs. Dunbar makes it
a practice to attend each annual
meeting of the association
Other speakers will include Dr.
C. S. Newsom, head of the Klamath
county health unit, members of the
staff of the health office and lead
ing figures in the county health association.
District Attorney K. I,. Kllioti
left this morning for Salem where
he will be on legal business until
the first of the week.
PARIS. Oct. S3.- i.V The nia-
chiiiery of the league of nations ffu
I set in motion todity in an effort to
prevent another itiiik.m war.
M. Brluuil. as the presiding of
ficer. ha summoned the league
council lo meet heir next Monday
and investigate the muse of ills
puto which suddenly dared up be
tween tlrecce mill Bulgaria eurly
this week.
The fighting started on Monday
t In the frontier region of lieiniihis
sar but the mass of official and
semi-offlclals claims and counter
claims which luivo emanated SHtOS
from Sofia and Athens have failed
to establish which side was respon
sible. Knee Kncli Other
The fact remains that hostile for
ces are facing each other In the val
ley of the struma river which flows
southward acroaa the tnternatioir.il
boundary and Into the Aegean se.t,
that villages anil towns have been
bombard, id, and that btood has beeu
spilled.
Advices froru trustworthy sources
Indicate that the town of Patriot,
in Bulgarhid territory, has been 00
cupied and that a number of other
towns In the Struma valley have
been at least menaced by Creek
troops.
(reek Invasion
A Creek official coiumuniqa. ad
mits the entry of Creek troops into
Bulgarian territory, but says the
move wan of "strategic necessity '
to prevent further incursions of Bul
garians on Creek soil.
From Sofia comes the word Ilia",
the Creek are advancing on a 16
kilometer front on both banks of the
Struma and that In addition to th
use of urtillery, uirplonttn Imv
bombed bridges, tracks, ro.tds ttDJl
stations'.
Advices reaching Vienna declare
I'etrlch, a Bulgarian village, crowd
ed with Macedonian refugees, has
been finally abandoned in flames
and that other towns, including Mar-.'srn.-.tinoro;
and Marlnople are un
der bombardment.
tirave Concern
The capitals of the neighboring
countries display gravest concern
over the outcome. A cabinet meet
ing was called in Belgrade, the
Jtigo-Slavlnn capital, and at Its con
clusion the situation was described
as most delicate and calculated to
cause "a terrible conflagration" if
the creeks advance continued.
An Athens dispatch this morning
said the Croon government had or
di t I its forces to halt their ad
vance and to make no .further movo
against the Bulgarians unless there
wus a fresh attempt to attack them.
The Bulgarians wero suld to hav
evacuated the positions they held on
Creek territory.
IUSIXK.SS WOMEN BUSY
With their "Radio Carnival" a
little over three weeks away, thfl
girls of the Business and Profes
sional Women's club are busily en
gaged in making novelties for their
bazaar. November 14th Is the date
and the place Is the chamber of
commerce. The bazaar gives prom
ise of being one of the most unique
ever held In the city and the girls
are deserving of cooperation in their
efforts. The proceeds of the affair
are to be used for equipment for the
rest room In the new library.
I Why Pay More?
2 Free Deliveries Daily
SATURDAY ONLY
?
Cash .Store Sweet Spuds S ll for , . .' 25
Fancy Pinapple, not a broken slice S. & V. and
Guff, advertised, guaranteed to please you.
No. can's .' 32c
No. 2 cans 26c
Xo. 1, Flat 16c
Giv us a trial and compare our quality with what yon
have been getting,
Falls Grocery
Three Phones 83
Cor. f .th, & Main, 1
-'(th Century, knowing Klamath halls as a progressive and prosperous
Community, and confidently believing that it is entering a period of nun-It
great i- prosperity Ihan ever before experienced, have decided on this
eity as another link in their great System of economical food distribution,
The same methods ami high standards of merchandising will be adopted
and carried out in this city as at their 5' other locations throughout the
Northwest. Kvery ITort of this great organization will be put forth to
merit the confidence and support of this thriving city and community,
It's the saving on every item in a 20th Century Store
that counts
Quoted Prices Good Saturday and
Monday, Oct. 24th and 26th
Jello Crystal White Soap Pure Cocoa
any flavor 10 bars in bulk, 2 lbs.
10c 39c 25c
Sakhalin Crab, fresh pack, highest quality, 90' , leg meat,
B or., of meat, only 35c
Macaroni Crisco Corn Meal
fresh curve cut (i pound can fresh .-stock
3 lbs. 25c $1.49 1) H. sack 45c
PINEAPPLE ALL BEST GRADES OBTAINABLE
Standard Sliced LiblW's fancy Broken Slices
No. 2', can 25c No- - 29c No- 23c
Mazola Oil Del Monte Catsup Kerr's Oats
Quart size Large Size 8 pound package
49c J25c 25c
Adirondack cane
tion 30' , maple
and maple syrup York states finest produc
Full pts. 85c; Qts. 58c; t2 gal $1.05; Gal. .151.98
Calumet Baking
Powder
Pound can 28 C
Orange Marmalade
Okie English im
ported, full
pound jar 33c
Rolled Oats
Extra creamed
9 lb sack 59c
20th Century coffee freshly roasted from our own roasting
j plant finest flavor the equal of any better than most and
you save. Pound 47V&C
20th Century Grocers and Coffee Roasters
Klamath Falls Location, 812 Main
FRED E. HOHN, Resident Manager
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Climate Is Not
Deemed Factor,
Saturday Game
' CORVALM8, Ore., Off, n.(Jf)
Change in climate which ordlnttfly
wnrkH ugainBt northern teams piny
teg in California ih not expected in
ho on Important (actor In the Ore-
son Afrlcultnirol Oollese-Stanford
Kutno at I'ulo Alto Saturday, hh the
AKKlen will take- tlho 'field In lU;!n
WOllte Jerney. Add-d lo this ohango
In the fact that thin fall has been !
IIOUIUBllor warm and dry hero, no
I hut tho entire Kqiiud Ih nra tiHtom
cd to idoiylng In tho heat and (glare
of hright sunshine, '
The heavy haekflctld comhlnsllotl
ur snider, Stfhulmeriflh, Deniriah mid
KdwardH will stnrt -.;.. nil Stan
ford and probably carry the brunl
of tho ontlro bftttle,
WINCHESTER, Va. Juit an Oin
inn of Strosburt, wis about U ap
peal a cOlivtotton In J tiHt icon' cJttrt
I for having a pistol In hla im.Hsea
1 Blon, the Comnionwealt'li'H attorney
I dint up an ancient law f virftinia
ovlllch prohlhlted the poilseHHlon of
a plto) on tho Sabbath n mailer
WERD, Calif. Seven warranla
wero hmied for tho nrront of alx
Weed cltlzeim and ari unnntned fed
eral officer who are alleged to huvn
taken part In a raid oarly thin
ntontlh on SSloonS and hotol pro
puijty. BI1RWKA. L. L, UpHlrar, omployo
ul the N .rlli'.V(!ilern Paelfle rallwav,
whnt Iho pretext. T ie Ktittulo had j Is in a local hoHpltal nursing a
never been repealed. Hill's (iffeime PhrulSSd log and Internal Injnrlea
hail been committed m the Sab SUStaiklSd when hi hitmtcnr eollied
ed with a deor on tho railroad right
balh, and the justice accordingly loi
sessed u heavy fine,
of way near Klklwakl.
DiHhwatdr will tako the nlcstine
off a Tvownn'i! fingoru.
Don't Wait For The Urging
of n dent hit, or
In-fore you glvr
give t ln-iii regular iilletitfoii
We give free examinations.
ho compelled through pain from your teeth
to iiiem tne proper ana necessary cure. Bat
ii iiiith in Health and money.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(I'aliilniii of courmii
202-204 Uopka Hid
Htu and Main
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