Eage Ten
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATlt FALLS, OREflON
Friday, May 25, 102
EVERY DOG
HAS HIS DAY
Markets
a V 1 - yK
ovt to her bjr the Chicago liu-;
nuuie society. They remain on
the farm, often as many aa lej '
at a tlmft, until coinfortublo v imTLAND. Ore., May !5. (An
homes are founU fur them. j wholesale prices: Hutterj
"JiiKt I. live Humans." 'nleady; Portland dnlry exrhanae,
"I'm throunh entering .doxa In net wholesale prhea eul': Kx
hnwu." nava Mn. Mcl.auchlin. tra. It He: atnuilanla. : '
r'The novelty of It haa worn off. prime flrata. SHo: flrntn, j
These homeleaa pnpa are much Creamery prtoea: Prints 3c over
.'more Interesting to me. 'These eub standard.
!dos have-character. Having bad' K:gs, atnndurd first lc lilgh
I to struggle for existence and not er. Portland dairy exchange. ot
I Wing certain of their next meal, basis: Fresh standard extras.
thev are smarter much smarter 1 J5c: fresh standard firms, SKe;
! than many pedigreed and pam- fresh medium extra. Sic: fresh
pered animals. I gness. In a way. meaium nrsts. : -,c. i rices 10 ,
that dogs are like htiniaus retailers lc to Uc over exchaugej
I they can be overbred " . prli-es. i
Clad in riding cos,n,e. .h. , f ,
'former- world-famous danseuse ' ', T
sjiends much of hor time at the;
; dog farm. She superintends the i
building of kennels, supervises ;
j the feeding and occasionally sep-i
Larates two or three fighting'
pups.
4 T .ffs''ai'
kayos' lavm
Portluml
lluttertat steady. 4lc station
42c track, 41c to 45c fob Port
land. . '-.
Poultry steady: heavy hens, j I I
23c; light. 17c to loc: broilers
33c to :Gc: Pekin white ducks
to
TO GIVE TALK
ON GLOBE TRIP
I A hospital Is part or the aog Tt,. 50iorea nominal. .
.farm's equipment and Injured or; Onions steady, local $1.75
j sick animals are treated there, j j2 Js per PWt- . .
I Anemic caulues are fed cod liver) potaloc steady, 75c to 11.35,
oil to build them up. soro paws garii. , ', . , ,
' and other Injuries are dressed j '. I
C heated . , , JiViR5FY SMITH ' i
I Homes nave, oeen touua lur vnw. m
I 100 dogs during each of ,the
i three months the "Orphans of
the Storm Kennels" have beeni
, tn existence. I '
I Recently, Mrs. McLaughlin was . :
(rewarded for her kindness when. An Interesting illustrated lee
I Limey, a Sealvham terrier at her tur of a trip around tho world
I Lake Forest estate, barked ihe'WU! be given . this afternoon
! alarm when the garage. caught t the Fremont school audltor
flre during the night. Servants m by Dorsey R Smith, presl
sleeping over the garage escaped, i dt of the Portland Itotary club,
being aroused by Limey's bark-!ho arrlve'1 ',hf .rl,y ,
ing. The former dancer and her Wnlng. Mr.- Smith 1. genera
Imaid crawled on their knee.!" or " Potld Tonrlsts
bureau ana win De n
the Klamath Falls Hotary club
i Friday at the . weekly luncheon.
RPEDICT HUGE l" lecture will start promptly
rrI IMF nnnn ! at :15 o'clock and the public I
rKUINL .KUiT Kjrt jcordlnlly 4irlted. No admission
- IJMPQUA FARMS chnrge vl" -d "
I.KCiISUTIVK ATTAl'IIK
1IKI.D FOR KOIHlXG
i througb the black smoke to res-
cue four of Limey's puppies.
Mrs. Irene Castle lcljinglilin, the famons dancer and fornerl ' , . " ",,,,
wife of the late ernon Castle, t, shown above with one of her; . county w, naTe bo. MEXICO C1TT. My . (VP
pew. ik-iow is a scone on ner loK rnrni. ' . ,im,,n nnun.ls Uuaouln Perrusqula. an em-
. WEST DfcERFlELD, 111... May! now owns and operates a 10-acreot prunea this year. Indications- ploye tn the chamber of deputies.
23, (NEA) A common "alley! farm, known as "The Orphans j DOt to a normal crop of pota-iwas held for questioning today
dog'H Is smarter and makes a, of the Stdrm Kennels," strictly1,, . abont 15 per cent crop Un connection with the explosion
better pet than a thoroughbred i for-homeless "mutts." "tramps'
with the longest pedigree. pand nondescript mongrels.
So says Mrs. Irene Castle Mc ' A dog lover since childhood,
Laughlln, prominent society and Mrs. McLaughlin recently bought
sportswoman, wno has carried off ' the farm,- built kennels and has
scores of blue -ribbons with ben since been finding homes for ln
. pedigreed thoroughbreds and who digent and orphan dogs, turned
ot Italians. All prunes will be
dried except those taken by local
canneries.
Mt. Angel-Cooperative Cream-
plant
ot a bomb In the cloakroom Inst
night. Two other, men were be
ing sought. Police believed po
litical enemies of General Alraro
Obregon. only candidate for the
ery proposes. 530.000. dry-milk i presidency, might be responsible
nlant "'- . - ' : 'for the bombing. . .
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ATHI.KT1C r-SI ITS broaIk loth khirts BIB or WAIST O'ALLS WORK HHIRT3
$1.25 and $IJW valuca., TaIu ! values !. vnlues. .
; 98c ; ; ' 1 . 98c I V 9 ' 98c
FLAXXKI.KTTK SHIRTS KMT VSKiS 81ITS XE LISLB SOX'S FAXCV R.Y)X SOX .
$1.05 values 1JK values 33c values - ' . 3c values.
. ' 98c 98c 5 for 98c .. 3 for 98c
3-Pc. KMT IXDKRWKAR ARCTKX CELLARS HTRAW HATS SlK.VS BF.LTS
$1.50 values . , 83c Talues l"P to 3.0O values .
' 98c 5 for 98c 98c 98c
SWKATKP.S ft Itl.AZKRS MKX'S HHOKS MEVH' KHAKI IMXTS IHtKSS VMH
. g.'t.(M) values SjKJ.IMI values , 1)12.30 vulues ?:l.tM values
L $1.98 $1.98" . $1.98 . $1.98
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CORDIROV PAXTS . " WOOI.KX HLAXKKT8 MOLK-SKIX IMXTS - -Hl'ITCAHRH
-ov ' . Now Xw.r $1.98 $2.98
$2.93 $2.98 , , $2.98 $3.98
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And Featuring Our New Policy
NO MORE, EVERY SUIT NO LESS
ITRK WORKTKl) WOOL Fine WtMil.RX III.AXKKTS ' FAXCV' CORD I'AXTS MKX'S J)RFJS PAXTS
UATHIXU SI ITS, I13.(M val. I13.0 values . . - . Sim
$3.98 $3.98 $3.98 $3.98 . '
' UOVS' KltKHS PAXTS IIOVS" HIIOKS ALL WOOL RLA.KRS ' DIIKKS SHIRTS
lo 1 years Xow .Now y3.0 values
$2.98 $2.98 $3.98 . $2.98 , i $2.98 ' , '
HOYS' OVKRALLS
98c
ALL WOOL SHIRTS
Xow
' $2.98
CAN'T HIST KM O'ALLS
WlllKt
$1.98 . .
4.' O V F It A li UH
. Now
$2.98
MKX'S DliKSS HHOKS
$3.98
MUX'S OXFORDS
$4.98
MKX'S SHOKS
$5.98
MKX'S OXFORIW
"... $5.98
Always
the
Oregon Wooleii Store S1'
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Santfords System,
U 426'Main Street
Saves You Money
Santford Sayfes y6u Money
Santfords large' store and market is operated in one building, under one manage
ments the. tremendous cost of operating a separate store and a separate market, or
two or three separate stores and separate markets is saved by Santfords system of
stores and markets Stop and think what this saving means to you, the doubling
and thribling of operating expenses all of which must be added to the price you
pay is far greater than any saving possible to make in quantity buying from pro
ducers or manufacturers, the combined savings from, low operating costs and large
buying power make possible Santfords wonderfully low prices on bolh meats and
groceries. ' v
PHONE 34 OR 64
K. C. Baking Powder
Full 50 oz. Guaranteed, each
Jello-
3 Large Packages, Assorted
Baking Powder
Full 16 oz. Can, Guaranteed, each.,
Hills' Coffee- -
1 Pound Carton, Hill Blue Can, each..
Folger's Coffee
1 Pound Vacuum Tin Golden Gate.,
Pork and Beans
Small Can Van Camps, each
.31
.25
.34
.45
.46
.06
Milk
1 Case 48 Tall Cant, per case
: $4-25
Del Monte Apricots 1 Z
Small Can Peeled Fruit, each lv
Sweet Corn ; 11)
Regular Can Beat Iowa Grown JL J
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Anchor Flour e 1 L A
49 lb. Sack, Guaranteed VJLsUvf
. . '
Apples 7?
Regular Box, Fancy Newton VW J
Strawberries
Three Boxe Extra Fancy Rogue River.
.25
tree Delivery Service
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Use Santforcls service. It costs you no more when you come down town you
have no load to carry home, you will be surprised how much nicer it is to phone
Santfords. Use Santfords service and get the best of everything at the lowest
cash price.
Santfords
. A. a ti.
Market
Fancy Fat Hens
Young, Medium Size, pound
Fancy Fryers '
Milk and Grain Fed, pound
Cascade Hams .
Sugar Cured, Half or .Whole, pound
.36
.30
v
.27
Barred Rock Hens
Young and Fat, of Extra Quality, pound
Side Pork-
Fresh and Lean, pound
.35
.16
Pork Sausage . OC
Home Made from Best Pork, pound. m43
Lean Bacon ' Young Rafcbits - .'i c
Medium Size Well Cured, pound .......... 4J Fresh Dressed, Extra Nice, pound....'.... JJ
We have the best of everything at wonderfully low prices. Our fresh dressed hens,
young fryers and rabbits are exceptionally nice.