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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
Friday, December 4, 1925 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Three 1 Mainly a4bout People Santford & Co. The Largest Strictly Cash Store in Klamath County 49 MAIN 1TRFFT MINM ROIIHRTAON 11,1, MIhh Pansy Itohurtson In III ill her liomu Hti rfurliiK with tut attack uf In grippe, filVHH TO I'll'H OltOAN At tbu regular iiionihiy blasting of Hio Firm PNibyUr4q church nuxlllnry held yeetsrday afternoon thn niomhorn riort(l IiuvIiik I urn mi nvur 1100.00 (o the pipe urn nil fund, through ibeLr si(ots the (jasl year. the Price You Pay for Each Item Purchase Each Day in the Week That Counts Compare the Price We Charge You fcr each Item you Purchase With the Price You Pay Elsewhere You FRESH MEATS I The Firat Strictly Cash (fcSSP Store in Klamath County !;, (i4;i'' IN PORTLAND Walter Went left Wodiicmluy for I'ortlund where b pi. ii.-. lii itpi'inl iri.ii iinyH trammeling business m- fAlm. Miss BOWDOIN II. I. KrltiHtlH of Minn Arlu BOWdoM will ho niirry to learn she l nm Nned lu bur luiniii suffering with nn attack of In Krlppo. Sim In tbu itnuKluor of Mr. anil Mm. W. H. Ilowiloln. MKKTINO SKXT WHDNtSSDAV Nuxt Wednesday In the regular meeting night of ilui mombera pi (tin Trl-H oltlbi according, la nn noiincomcnt mini" loiluy by Ml Atltllii Jenkins, reporter fur lb" club. FORTY M KKillT MI.KT ftsmbors ol ffia "WWCjr grid Right" of the American Legion mel InM SYSnlng In Ilui otflcim of Dr. Miirrytnun. VISITING lIl'HIiAN'li Mr. Prtd A. linker, wife of Prod linker, former superintendent of the Klamath Indian Agency, arrived In tho city liwi i'v.'hIiik for u short visit. Mm. Baker makes her bom.i In Portland. NUMB VISITS flTV Mm. I.ulu JobtiHon. nurse nt Klomiuh Agency for the govern-j ntiai, I unending u bort tftno ItfJ tin. olty on nustosss nnd visiting witb bar iimny friends, 8h pinna lo return homo HiIh aftorjoon. KATHIlRIN'i: BPAK.NAVB plkasi's Much favorable comment l bi- Ing oxpret ! today by tho members of the nuxlllnry of tho First Pres byterian ohuroh oror Ibt splendid manner In which little Katborlno Hpmiiiiui". daughter of Mr. nnil Mr:i. George HpnnniiiiH, nng before the meutlug yimleniny. Her voice hue an unusual range for n child pi Hitch tender yenm tnd her selection. "Long, Long Ako" WSS greatly cn- idjred, Large package Rinso 25 Large can Rex lye 10 !5 large barn beet Castile soap .25 10 large bars Fel's Naptha soap 70 G lb. pail best shortening .85 10 lb. pail best shortening 1.60 8 fb. tin Snow Drift 1.95 1 lb Hills red can coffee .58 4 lb. tin Hills red can coffee, lb 57 Full cream cheese, lb 32 Fancy sugar cured hams, lb 35 Fancy seed less raisins, lb 10 Fancy coffee in bulk, lb 45 2 cans Iowa sweet corn 25 Tender peas, can 20 25 oz. K. C. baking powder 20 Fancy Newtown apples, box ...1.50 Fancy sweet potatoe squash, lb .".03 The Large Sanitary Store of Klamath Falls Our fresh meats are of the highest quality the price is reasonable you can phone us your meat ordet and 'have it delivered with your groceries. We guarantee every piece of meat we sell to please you or you may return it to us after you have examined it at your home. SUGAR CURED MEATS Our cured meats are the finest in the city the price is no higher we guar antee every pound of cured meat we sell to please you or you may return it to us. Our Delivery Service Is for You We. Want You to Use It. Large can fancy red salmon .....30 Large can fancy shrimp 20 5 lb. tin best peanut butter 1.15 Quart Wesson oil 49 Y gal. Wesson oil 99 Gal. Wesson oil 1.89 Full gallon Tea Garden syrup 1.30 10 lbs. pure cane and maple syrup 1.30 Large can fancy peaches 25 Kellogg's corn flakes 10 Van Camp's pork and beans .08 Large can fancy whole hominy 15 Large package sperry's wheat flakes j30 12 oz. can Royal ' baking powder .43 2,i2 lb. can Royal baking pdwder 1.25 Med. size can fancy sliced pineapple 20 Gal. size fancy grated pineapple 1.00 Best creamery butter, lb 55' i- The Large Sanitary Store of Klamath Falls HA'.AAIt TOMORROW . MctiiiMli.i liadiM lime riniiH Com- plctcil Tor lltunnr Tomorrow Plnn hnvo been complaint! by tho Inilli'H of tho MothodlHt church for their annua! baiaar which i to bo bold tomorrow nl the locution rocontly Tftoalod by Bollman's ln niirnncu firm on Main and Seventh. MKET m:.t at mux HOUR Mm. Jennie Hum Invited the liullCH of tho Art Needle Work club lo meet with her nt their next gathering; on December1 10 m her home, 43!) Pino Htreet. IIETI KNINtf HLWDAY niit shipment of new iik drbeaoi Jlint rocolved nt Ileo HckIu'h l'rons , Shop. 120 So. 7lh, next to BhOtHM ' bate. (Adv.) -8 Nlcli Hiiro and J. Simrlts of south" erii Cnilfoi-nln, who hnvo boon tho Kiient.H of Henry Cooke for the past few !uyn. pun to return to their homes on Sunilny. Tho party loft again this morning for Tulo luko to ipenfl the day hunting. Yeatcniny tbo iionlhern vlsltom mint tho limit In dueks and geese to their homes In llle HOUtll. H' . t i-mr- r 1 1 1 . " Theatre For the last time tonight Five snappy acts of Vaudeville . and "RECOMPENSE" with Marie Prevost and Monte Blue Saturday Only A cyclone of merriment from start to finish Johnny Hines in his biggest laff "THE LIVE WIRE" xi:vsom ox THir John D. NuWHom left thin morn ing on nh extended bnsftosa trip to branU PpSi Coos liny. Crescent City nnil I'ugene. He oxpocts to be gone for about two weeks. Mr. Newsom is 11 brother of Dr. Nownom nnd Is a civil engineer, DUCK lll xrllU RRTCRN'H W. J. Stephenson of Ounsmulr. who lins ben here on business nnil pleasure for the. past week, returned to his home this morning. Yesterday Mr. Stephenson enjoyed n duck luint nt Tulo litke. JQJE !lIJ.Klt ILL Miss Joy Miller Is ill at her home with a severe attack of Influensa! Her condition is very much improved end she hopes to be about by the end of the week. TIIKLMA ORIZZfeB ILL Miss Thelmu tirlzile, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gorge Grizzle. Is re enpernting from nn nttack of InfUi ensa, which bus hail her confined to the family home for several days. LTTTLK BORBjfR PRTJTCT LltUe Ilobblo l'rultt, son ot Mr. pad Mrs. K. W. l'rultt. Is HI at tho family homo with n slight attack of fin. SI'KAtiLK RIVRn S. W. Enstwootl, rancher of the Sprague Klver dl.Htrlei. who cdmes 18 tho city frequently on bnslnoss mat tors, Wns hero ovor Thursday, ro tnrnlng home this afternoon. Mini, AM) PARMRR T. R. Lano, t-xtenslve land owner of tho Midland country, with , Itobberger, nlso of Midland, Ib at tending to butltiett Interests in the city today. Mr. Lane makes nt least one trip to tho cliy each week. Mil. AXI) MILS. MOXTK1 U'S Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 8. Montelina re turned the early part of tho week from u month's vacation in southern California with relatives and fWends. They made the trip south by motor nnd with the exceptions of their Journey down and baok enjoyed nice weather. Ll MHLHMKN HERE K. T. Buzzard and son R. L. Buz zard of Berkeley! Calif., arrived in the, cliy last evening to atlend busi ness Interests here. The father and son nro located in tho lumber busi ness with the Siskiyou company at Jerome, Calif. Young Buszard Is a graduate of Stanford nnd a former classmate of J. K.- Maguire Jr. SHOPPING FROM VALLEY TODAY'S REGISTRATION'S Mrs. John McFall ot Poe valley, where the McFall familv own one of Ju9t tw0 iorn car3 "KhUered' the large dalrv farms of that rtl-! at the chamber of commerce office .... , ..,.!,. i .h., ! today. W. S. Beardslee of Seattle m.v.ii . i. n.wi and Alfred E. Becker of San Pedro. I CUV. lllie Ill-IC .ilia, mtian ...... . , for a short time w ith her sister, Mrs. t Louis I'appas. K1MHALLS, AWAY I Mr. and Mrs.- J. F. Kimball left XOR1) BACK yesterday morning for Victoria Scout Master E. &.. Nord returned I whero Mr Kimba wU1 atteI1(1 the last' evening irom Chiloquin and WeMern Forestry .. meeting. The Klamath Agency where he has been bo in , nature of 0 vaca. for the past two days on scout : tjon fQr Mr and Mrg Kimball . They matters. Ho organized clubs in m be for severa, weefcg both towns while away. i Broken in a 4ay Hill's act quickly stop colds in 34 hours Vcvzt and tkcadacbe disappear. Grippe is conquered tn 3 days. Every winter it eaves millions danger and discomfort. Don't take chances, don t delay an hour. Get the best help science, knows. Be Sure lt9tALfe Prt3Gc cascaHjuinine Get Red Bat Oirfli' with portnrt CONDITION' IMPROVED While still confined to hia home. Albert .May, buyer for Moe's store is much improved today. He has been suffering Tor several days with a severe attack of indigestion. Big shipment of new silk dresses just received at Bee Begin's Dress Shop. 129 So. 7th. next to Shasta Cafe. ' (Adv.) 2-5 1 Choice Meats j t I and Fowl ! WnBBBnsVftSZSnsVBaSll WOMEN' DOlN't) HI 1 At The UB E R T Y Last Showing Tonight of "The Desert Outlaw" the Btory with n punch In which BUCK JONES stnts. ' COMI N G Sunday & Monday "LORRAINE OF . THE LIONS" Tho ntrnngest story over tbld of South Hon ndvon-turol Jinny College I.engitV TohS nnd I'm). Isliing Pnttlel IMiinilfd Tho matrons of Klnmnth Kails nro Inking 1111 active part In tho secur ing of funds for Iho solf-mndo col logo nt Albany, In giving vnnlsblng parlies and tens. Alrendy a goodly Hum ot money hnn boon realised from the nffuirs of which a number more mil being planned. PnUTTTS TO VISIT Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. l'rultt nnd ! children plan to spend tho week end nl Ornnts Pass with Mr. Prultt'o pnr enls, expecting to lonvo.llero tomorrow, FROM IlEATTY Another rancher spent Thursdny here on business matters, F. Johnson of Hontty. Mr. Johnson stopped over night in the city nnd registered nt tho hotel Arcade. I We Select only t the best for our I trade. Prices rea- FROM YRKKA Sir. and Mrs. W. F. Powors ot Yreka were among tho Inst night's arrivals at tho hotel White Pelican. Their trip to Klamath Falls was ono of business nnd pleasure combined. I sonable. LITERARY SECTION At throo o'clock tomorrow after noon tho litornry section of the Am erican Association of University Wo men will meet at tho homo of Mrs. R. B. Henry on 237 Cedar. FROM PINE IIIDGH A. R. Horell, connected willi'the Forest Lumber company at Pine lllilgo, la In tho cliy todnv on busiin ss matters. "Let Me Serve You" SINCLAIR MARKET 1126 Main Phone 793 Quick Deliveries "One may smile and smile and be a villian" Shakespeare You cannot be too careful in. .making investments, particularly with strangers Watch out that your new acquaintance with the winning smile does not engi neer you into a-losing deal. Get your banker's O. K. before you in vest in any proposition. The American' i National Bank will be only top glad to advise you any time. Come in. The American National Bank of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Member Federal Reserve System.