The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 27, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textt Friday, November 27- JJ2G EVENING HKKAIJ), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Ttii t-o a4t the PINE TREE Tin boat Mhown roclpa fu( tanking ii palatable Motion plOtUN In: tuki' a itory wiiii original twlata, add oapablo dlraotlon, good nctorii mi-, initial lOaildl, mill 11111:11111 with coin- inly, drama ami intalllg cuon, Horvo In novon ! 1 Thai 1 ! ! Iiu inmu followed In I lii' prod 11. Him 'Mllo-A-Mlnnie Mary," tin pli turn now ui the Plug TrMt Tjiontori Direcftad Kj Hubert 0, VlgnoU, friuii Him i n, i i lis KkJtlorlni Ni v. lii. Hurl, "Mil.- a Min Mary',' lolla ( mi Irraeponalble iri who warns glwgyi "aotpotlifng now,',' and flftdi inn nun h ni ii in. in noratad in Ilia ntory ara uinnv brllllaui ibetiei, tbu bfal r which ara tin ArllaU' Ball anil u prlao riniii nana Blaanor Boardmjan, Mnit Mooroi William Ruaaall and Mallow Beti play tba loading roloa in tba pro duollon, with mi Hoardman u t in thrill looking girl, Monro on bar nonaervatlvo lultofi Itnaaoll in mi gnnnunlly htrojc ohnrnctar tolo, and t Roll an ill" doop oyod villain Thorn m. nlo five bin nrln n( mini. 'villi- ill Iba I'liU' Tree tunli-.ht. oAt The LIBERTY Admlrnra of Shirley Mason who like In mm her in tiliitintit iiniuiln gklta undergoing 1 1 iriodi of ihrii una ggperlencti win bava (hair final bpportnnlly to ma hor in bar lateal miirriiiK vgblote, "My lluaband'i Wlvaa," nt tba blbarty Tioatru m night Thin picture, the mory of wblrh was written by Itgthurn La Mnrr, gjgo n nnoua aorot n iter, gives Minn Mason ii chnnec in dniw i ODf nt lb oaa obaraotorUatlona! for whlill Klin In miml I. mi. in The First Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County j y 'tiff Santford & Co, 426 MAIN STREET Phone 34 Phone 64 aj 7 -( The Largest Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County MILS. WILSON HACK Mrii. (icnrglanna Wilson return'. I thla morning frotn Gordon, Wheru aba i pant ThitnksKivinx with tor oblldran, MAItlllAoi: I.K KNSi; IM8CKD a pi'iitiinr young couple f Mer rill signified thoir intention or got t In k married win n they appeared iii ror.' County Clock it. DeLap mnl secured n miirrliiKc license Wed noeday attornoom Tfu eouplo bra iii.nry owi-n t in of Merrill ana (lernldliio C Lynch, of lilt' inn u THE weather 1 The Oyelo-cHorinagrapb at Pndor Knnii K Pbatmaoy baa raeordad bul little rhauar In barometric condi tions during t!m lam 49 hour. A rontlliiiiill.nl nt pri 'ii'iit wi'iiilinr i' dltloni i probabjo, Kortxiniit for OOJfl "I lioum: Oanarally fair wltb njodaral tom paraturw, Tin- Tyi'on ri'i . rillni; lliorin mn'lnr roglKtcrt'ti maximum ami minimum ttiuiiriiturr.i tmliiy hk follow.-: High :ifl UOW .25 Compare Prices 2 linn Prince Albert tobaeeo , 25 'I tins Velvet tobacco 25 Regular size tins Tuxedo tobacco .10 Hi 07,. til) Tuxedo tobacco .95 !C if., tins Velvet tobacco, 95 J.6 OZ. tins Prliice Albert tobacco 95 Large plickage best wheat flakes 30 K;iiicy slirimp, can 20 1 .. pint pure olive oil .25 Laiyc oval can tomato or mustard sardine .15 .49 .99 Quart Mazola oil 1 j gal. Mazola oil gal Mazola oil 1.89 4 lb.' Snow Drift . ..." " ...1.00 8 lbs. Snow Drift 1.95 H. 6. oats, package 18 Large can Libby's applebutter 30 Gal size Libby's fancy kraut .50 Compare the price we charge you with the price you'pay elsewhere. It's the price you pay for each item, each day in the week that counts. Free Delivery Service We own and operate our own individ ual delivery system our employees do not divide their services with any other store which enables us te) offer you service that will please you. aSi All orders amounting to $2.00 or more will be delivered free all orders giv en us before 5 o'clock p. m. will be promptly delivered the same day. Compare our delivery service with the service you get elsewhere our mer chandise costs you no more we sim ply give you more for your money. You can phone us your order and pay ocr deliveryman at your home Regular Prices Large bottle Certo 30 Jello, any flavor .10 Grape Nuts, package 16 Kellogg's corn flakes, package 10 Puffed rice, package , .15 5 lbs. best cooking molases .40 Full gallon Tea Garden syrup 1.30 Fancy full, cream cHeese, lb .32 Best creamery butter, lb 60 Eastern four seam brooms 75 10 lbsT Calumet baking powder 1.35 2 cans Iowa sweet corn 25 Gal. size standard tomatoes 40 10 bars P. & G. Naptha soap 40 Large package Citrus powder 25 Large can Sani-Flush .25 52 gal. Oak barrels 3.00 Empty candy tins, each .....25 Our prices will be the same all next week. Remember, a special price on Saturday does you no good if you buy next week. Peyton's Customers In Debt to Legion if ivytnn & Co. trtitxi or tonma dellvnrer yon load f wood on 'I'll ii ll U mk I v I ii k iluy, von own I lit' bill to too American Loglon. aa tbai or rivr I on titled to i In. groaa rocslpu of hu mitlrt' day'a work, which nmonniH tn about US.OO. Thoae who rocoiyod doltvorloa on thi tal nitty pny nt Poyton t Co p'flao If fboy profor to do bo, nnd .tiiRb col loctloiiK wilt bo turnotl lyror tn ill. Uegloni or yon may pny dlwoth tlin oflli'lius of Cbo l.i'Ulon. we mkn thla oppoitunlty to llirnk our timployCH, HH-. l.:ik- Hoi Co., Pollcnn Bay lbr. Co. 'inn Also ma i, hr. Co. for their cbopMutlon tu mii gift, PBYTON A CO. . Adv. I MAINLY cTBOUT 'PEOPLE lUMIKKIiriAN!) SCHOOL Vt.W Tba Hftdarbrand achool and t'om munlty olub iponaorad .. dellghtrul pragrain on Vediu"vliiy .'Vo:iIiik t the leidol hou.c PuplU' of tbo Mrhotil giving it piny 'VSlory of tbo SUlgrlmi". .Momber.i of the C-Jin-mnoliy club ooncrnded tbo program wiih :i piny. Rofrobmon( were ni-rvt'd in tbu cloaa of tba prograjn. Ibl.AI'S IIAVK DI.NXRB Mr. mnl Mr a. Perry t). DoLap tn tor.talnod with ThankaglVing dlnnei1 at thplr homo oti Jottoraon. Mr. mnl Mrs.. C. A. Pauley', Ray Dunn I it ml I. Inn w. Neimlth Were their guoala. - 1 CONNOLLY RHTVBN8 irt'HIXKHS .M IMliS iinrt Hognn of Boattlo is In, Klam h i-'hIIh on bualnetui niattdra. A. .1. t'onnolly of Contiolly Hro tbern returnQd Inst nlKbt from n mnnth'ti plaggbre trip in Montmia with relative! ntul frlood. Whilo in tin- northern atale Mr. t'l'tntolly n Joy.'il si'Virnl linntlni; trljm for lot Ktiuic. a greater pnrs of his. time won aponl in Billing! whore bis rath- j er nn(j brothera reside. Cbarlea Schaa motored to Aslilnnil yester day afternoon where be met Connol ly, returning to rfjamath Fails last oVentng. PRIKXDS SUhFRISH OOJJPLB Mr. and Mrs. Looia Cappas who were marrli .1 on Monday afternoon v.ere tendered a delightful surprise by n number of thoir friends nt their borne on 11:'. I Main. Wednesday eve ning. At the conclusion of a social evening Mr. and Mm. Pappas served a light Innelretjh. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Fnink Wrigbt, Mr. md Mrs. Homer Knight, Mrs. Mae I'ospbtil. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, George Floras and Mr. and Mrs. Pappaa. SHK1NKKS DANCE TONIGHT HOWARD HKIUC Harry Howard. innmiKer of the Baatbrook, fnrm near Chlloquln, spent Tiiankaglvlngiln the city with friendi, He returned to the resort I his afternoon. rktcrXed sun n J. P. 'Jones returned south to Duns mnlr Ibis morning after spending the pnst two weekn in the city on bus iness mutter-'. mm Baking 'owdcr f tracts J, Coffee apices For flavor be sure your coffee comes in a real vacuum tin and not just an ordinary tin. For convenience be sure it comes in a key-wind tin and not just an ordinary vacuum tin. Schillin wngs of th CURRINS LEAVE TODAY Mr. and Mrs. (.'. S. Currlu left today for Portland where they will spend a week on business and plea sure. ('BOOKS PAXOLY Mr. mnl Mrs. Warren Cr.ioks of ClUloquin sjiont the Thanksgiving holiday's in 'lie city as the mtests f Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vannlco. Newest Ump -wjst mm m mk. m. yi'r.s t-i jmr&t, w : , x goMgwwr.MgVjnttagoKig&irxHHiiiHHgofSraM Coflee Insurance Anv time vou not think that illing foluT is the uotlcevoucsnbnv. your grocer will return your money Instantly and gladly. You keep the cotlcc. Tonight marks tbe outstanding Hicial event of tho month, the Shriner dance at the hotel White Pelican. The ball roam has been beautifully decorated for the affair and it is expected the dance will be one of the largest and most success lul of the winter months. RETURNED YESTERDAY Charles Loomis returned yester day from southern California where he has been for. the past several weeks lecctvltig medical attention. He will resume big position as Book keeper whit the Falls Mercantile company. Ml!. AND MltS. QEFIBLD Mr. and Mrs. Lester Offield mot ored to Merrill where they spent Thanksgiving at t'.te home of Mis. Offield's parents, M:. au.l Mrs, M. Gia.'omltii. GREENS HAVE GUESTS. . Mr. and Mrs. William Creeu eu tertOlned ut their home in Spring Lake on Thanksgiving with a dinner. Their gneata Ihelnded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Mr. and Mrs. I'. K. Hantlbn, Miss Mary Howani Miss Bernardlne Haitnon and Walter Han non. 1 Portland Team Beats Klamath Locals Drop Turkey Day Game to Benson 39 to 6 Defeated but not disgraced. This sums up the Benson Poly-technic-Klamath high school foot ball game at the fair grounds yes terday when the Portlandera romp ed away with the game, 39 to 6. The Portland .boys were too ex perienced and too heavy for the local lads, and crashed through the Klamath line repeatedly for sub stantial gains. The Klamath boys were not able to get started during the first two periods, but with tho stnrt of the second half they showed a reversal of form and played the Portlandera on almost even terms. Klamath's lone touchdown came In the third period when an intercept ed 'pass put the ball in Benson's territory. Then the local team with a series of passes and a ''rashlog end run by Hall, put the bait fiver the coveted goal line tor six points. They failed to convert the goal. School otiicials and spectators generally were not disheartened liy the defeat. This Is the first season in which Klamath high has mad any progress in football, and there is every prospect that tbo team will be a real contender next season. The boys were given good sup port by their elders, the grandstand being comfortably filled with Klam ath partisans. THANKSGIVING VISITOHS Mr. 'and Mrs. C. D. Dodson of Vine Ridge Spent Thanksgiving in the city with friends. HACK FHOM MEDI'Olil) R. I). Hofberger, representative of the Menefee. Lumber company ol Portland, who makes Klamath Falls his headquarters, returned this af ternoon from Medford where he spent ThankaglVing at the home of his uncle nnd aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs, J. .1. Stolger of Oregon Terrace. or MKXRt Harry Lewis and J. T. doing of : Medford were ThanksgivinK visitors I In the city. Both are stopping at the hotel Arcade. ;,ast showing tonight of five . lever acts of vahdevllltj includ Ing Sinning. Dancing, Juggling and Comedy. And the picture is "Mile-A-Minute Mary" An Interesting comedy drnmu Tomorrow Only "Tarnish" Starring May McAvoy, Marie Provost, Ronald Oilman. Norman Kerry and Harry Myers 1 Watch for Announcement "The Unholy Three" is coming 1 ; Meet the latest addition to the Na tional League'a slalT of uniplivs. In Other? words, we prcnotf Mr. .lack "Ooapjt" It- inleii, 2(t, who will re port for big league duty next seasonJ lie comes front the l-.ieiil.' Const elr cult, while lie's been "callihg 'em! for the past four campaigns. Tier ViOUl to (hat he served two yearo In. I be JVc3U'rn.CanadluivtLoague.; PELICAN' GLT58T8 Curl U. Wren, Dixon. A. F. Wal lace. Oakland. F. A. Kilpatrick. San Francisco, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Sny der, Ashland. Frank J. Andrews, Sun Francisco, W. W. Dresser. Port land. Kv. reti llarphant, Bttgne and B. O, (logel of Portland registered nt the White Pelican over Thanksgiving. HERE PROM HILT E. .1. t'llfion and John MnrUstroui of Hill. California, registered among the business callers at the hotel Ar cade on Thursday, At LIBERTY Shirley Mason in 'My Husband's Wives' , j A new story of the old wlfi ami an 6ffl toi "f the tiew wlfa,-.'"j Tomorrow Only, Josie. Sedgwick ia "Daring Days"