frrltiay, June" 8, 102ft
THE EVENING HERALD', KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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LID BOYS
AND GIRLS TO
LEAVE SUNDAY
Members of Club Will
. Join Club Delegation;
' News Note
Mra, A. K. Orr-gory aud daugh
Kir, Naydeno. visited al The borne
I'.UMNK 111 KNKTT
v llrrlil CorrvNMiiiili'lt
' MIDLAND, Jim 8. (Special to
Ttm Herald) Several buy and
girl n( Ihle mill Ion ara muklng
plana tn leave on Sunday for
Carvulll lo altund llio uminor
Neaalon (if arhool.
Mr. mill Mm. Hy Hilinierk
apent Memorial liny wtlli their
parent, Mr. and Mra. K. A.
Shulmlr. at Miller Mill.
Mr. mul Mm, J. II. Iliiriietl
vltcd with Mm. t A. J'alterai.n
Sunday.
Wm. Tlngloy, rancher of IhU
dUtrli't wan 11 hunllii-ail vIhIUT lu
KlamaUi Kail thl week.
ry aul i
d al the
of Mra. 'Gregory' parenla, Mr
and Mra, Thomas largi'iit, Mon
day evening.
Vr.rn l.ltidney of Klnnuilh Full.
hna flnlxtiiid drilling a well ut
, Dip Hoai'iin Largcnt home.
Among those viiottiig at me
)fc I.. Ilurnetl home kluuday wor
Mis Murjnrlti Calhoun. Ml Opal
)lmper. I,liiyd llnll. Hurry Hplrer
llnbert lleurman, Klnier llolroiiih,
liny Shepherd. Ilprnaril Hooper
A number of thn young folk
of Midland attended tho rarnlvol
at Klamath Kalla Monday ovo
nlng.
Mr. and Mra, O. Traver and
family vbiited nt Olene Sunday.
HEItALD (XASKIFIKD ADS
II It I. SO IIK8UI.TS
LAST HIIOWINU TODAY
You're heard about II Kit
You've mill alniui II Kit
NOW
you ran kit lirr In
I'lIIV.lTK
"The Private Life of
Helen of Troy"
. . . Willi . . .
I.KWIH HTOXK
MAIIIACOItDA
HH'AIUMI X)ltTl:Z
on the singe
Npeelal Ad'liil Attraction
KVK IIKNHOX
ami her
DAMlMi IHll.l.S
Coming;
KATllltMY ONtV
IIIIJ Dorilt.K IIII.I t
lti:il I.Alt I'ltCKM
Sacred Heart I
Commencement
Held Tonight
Commencement oxercUe of
Sacred llimrt Acuderay will h
Imld I Ilia evoiilng at 7:30 o'clock
ut Sacred Heart church. Rev.
Father A. T. Loeaer, assisted by
Itnv, Kut h or Schmidt, ltuv. KBlh-
O'Hagou of I,akevluw and
ltuv. Kuthor O'Drlscoll of, AI-
turas, will deliver the sernioo
to tlio graduate,
Following U th program to
ha presented:
Music rendered by tlio Acadumy
choir and orchoatra. "
Triumphal March
....(loo. Kggllng, op. 251
Jonum Christum llugem
l'ltroA. Yon
Conferring of Diploma and nr-
liian Uny. A. K. Iooor
0 iiuuni auavla est. Tint ro A. Yon
Solemn Honedlcllon
Her. A. F. 1Oeser assisted by
Ituverenil Father Schmidt, Itnv.
Father O'Hagen of Lskevlow, and
lev. Kuthor 0'Drlscoll of Alturas.
O Kuliilarla August Waltberger
Tunlum Krxo I., llonvln, B. J.
Ta Don in I'utrein A. Uabrloll
REED PROTESTS
AGIST DELAY
.
Headquarter of Fiery
Mifiourian Sends
Angry Query
WASIMNCiTON. June I. (UP)
Itcod for-rrenldi.nl hadquur
Ivra minnuncad Inat nlxht It bad
tnli'Xraphod (leorgv W. Sharp,
Went Virginia awralary of atata,
lo aacarlaln tha roaaon for dolay
lu tho official ranraai of tho
prnfrntlal vote for tha demo
cratic pronldantlu! Domination In
that atata.
"Kvary private report to tha
Hwd hcaduuurtara," the an-1
i nnunromvnt aald, "Indicated from
11 to 14 dolpgatr for tha force;
favoring the candidacy of Jame
A. He'd fend iovcral report
clolmod the preferential vote for
Heed. i
"Trlvute advlios from Logan
county atate that a recount ha '
been demanded by local candl-,
datea running on tho Smith tick
et. The recount In I.oian county
will not he held until Monday, 1
Juno 11th."
Sharp. Ileud headquarter aald.
had explained thaw the delay In I
Ihe official count real with cam-!
vaaalng board and clerk of
Doddridge, Kanawnha, Lincoln, j
Mamiii. .Mercer, Italelgh and Wyo-.
mlug countlea, which are claimed
by reed to bo missing from final ,
return. '
"It la hoped." lhe-"atalomont
added, "that the failure of theae !
county official to return their j
local roaulta within 10 day af-;
tcr the election data will not
prejudice tha Intoreat of any '
delegate candidate who might,
wlah to demand a recount. i
HO GRADUATES
GET DIPLOMAS
Capacity Crowd Witnest e
Commencement Exer
cises Last Night
KX(;l.KICIt'H WIKK HOl'OHT
A largif, crowd of paronl and
friend aeaenJilod In the paclou
Fremont aihool audll6rlum Thura
day evening for tho commonca-
muut exerclHea conducted for
eighth grade pupil In alt city
achuol.
Dlplomaa were tendered 1
graiiuuina ai iiiv nunw ... wm 1
tortalnliig program of munlrul i
numbera, vornl and Innlrumental,
Ititeraperaed by reading by Mint j
Alllaon Bunion.
Thn program comprlaed aelec-1
lion by Ihe grado achuol orchoa-";
tra and boya' and glrla' gle I
club under the direction of Ituth I
A. llollowsy, muHlc. aupervlaor, I
piano numbera by Italph Peyton!
and lorliiin by a nextet and
a double quartet of gradu ochool
youngatern.
In the aextet were Hetty Sim
mon, Thelma Koaaum. Kay Cone,
Marguerite I'erllnga. Janet Bed
ford and Linden Knight, while
tha double quarlet wia compnaed
of Clarabel llenklo, Joan Itohert
aon, Krancea llodlue, Mary Fry
nil re, Wllma Ilutler, Thilma Cole,
Jo Aneo Hula and Kuthor Dcrg-
lund.
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CONTIM Kl r'AIH WK.VTHKIl
IS KLAMATH FOItKCANTKD
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MAHHFfELD, June S. (P) l
sir, wuiium aicv-mr,,, ii,
of a Southern Pacific engineer,
wa being ought here today fol
lowing her dUappenrance yetr
jday. She wa lout n leaving
'the Nolghbom of Woodcraft
; lodge at p. tn. too liay wo
dragged lut night and oui'-ra
planned to reum dragging al
low tide lute today. She had
been aufferlng from ad Injury
to bur aplna and waa deapoddent,
officer were told, and tbey fear
ed aha had jumped into the bay.
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Santford & Company
Santfordg System
426 Main Street
Saves You Money
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKU TO KENT Four or ,
five room furnlahed houae. ,
Moat have two tiedrom. He-,
lluble party. Phono 1078-.M.
-2t !
"It Just Happen"
aay Kdna Wallace Hopper, "thai '
your ahouldera, for convenience
and ruatom'a aake, are covered. I
And how fins tho texture , of
their akin!
"Your face muut be the harbor,
for Innumerable apeck of duat
and oot, laahcd by the wind -treated
harnh-
ly day In and
day out. So If
you thought
enly attempt
to clcante It
with oap and
water, ugly,
large pore,
neainy rough
neaa reault,
"Your face
Ik entitled lo
the beet of,
care. It'a even
eaater than
the hll-or
o
T -iiM,irieiiiiMBt
Umm W.nc. HPM
ainr
mlHH method of washing, wnun
The Cyclo-Htormagrapli at Vn- j !' additional tax on an over-
... .. .. burdened akin.
lurwooa. rnarroacy anow ma . rr()m,h ,,,,, cleanacr, I
barometric preaaure angniiy nign-jwl(.b j Kaclal Youth, goe
er today and a continuation of ( tne depths of your pore, gen
flne weather I Indicated. jtly, actually remove the dirt and
Fiirecaal for next 24 hour: 'aoothlngly undoea the harm of
Fair with moderate teropera-ithe wind and dust. It ha a
I iresn, c.ean acenv auu in 7
ithe beat method I know to pro-
., ,!..., fha fuA rtet
eter reglalered maximum and K(lna ,w,re Hoppera Facial
minimum temperature today a I Youth at any toilet counter, 75
follow: High, 70 low, 37. cent."
turee.
Tho' Tyron recording thermom-.
At The-
If lit? I? TV
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THEATItB-
v LAST HIIOWINO TODAY
1KIII HTKKI.K
. . . In . . .
"Man in the Rough"
Vniilng- HA'rrtlDA Y
"The Bullet Mark"
. . . anil ...
The fliml chiipler of i
The Police Reporter
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Markets
Reasons
I for Specifying
Ml-nvcft
when you order frini your grocer today
Jell-sxU i CLEARER more
beautiful.
It ALWAYS jells WELL-no
failures with tliit dessert. ,
It contain the PUREST ingre-
dients obtainable.
It kai MORE flavor for you to.
choose from. Try Laianktny
. for g change.
And it SO DELlCIOUS-the
. real fresh-fruit mclt-in-your ,
mouth tastt.
Ail your groctr for It. Benin end toy
Jtll wttl in Ihe RED box.
1 iMFVfCWIHfclll al-. Ifr-ai I
I I CR.JiP' ! mi (re. Ti-irt 7 n Mr
I y f.f V-farH h"THH' Mewl mnn.j
I I nian MenoifMieaii aajiimiei lev wn4w fctnrkmtH, I
POHTfAND. Ore.. June . (jn !
Ilutler: Kianriurde, prime flrat
lie higher. Cube, extra 41 Vic;
elandnrd 40 Vic; prime) flrat
10c; flrula 39c. Creamery price:
prlntB 3c over rube atnndnrda.
KtitiSHtandaril flrat lc low
er: other grades unchanged.
Freeh and atandard extrax !Kc;
freah atandard flrat 27c; frenh
mnillum exlrua 23c: freah med
ium flrala 23c; price lo retail
era Ut 3c over exchange price.
Mll.K Steady, raw milk (4
per cent) $3.25 cwt. f ob. Port
land. Ilutterfat, 41c Btntlnn; 42c
track: 44 i 46c f.o.b. Portland.
POULTItY Steady. Alive,
hen over 4 lb. 29r; 4 tn 4 VI
Um. IRc; 3 lo 4 lb. 17c: 3 lb,
and under ISc; old rooalera 10r;
hrollora, 25c: young ducks 19c
20c. ' .
POTATOKS Steady, Yakima
netted Renin U. 8. No. 1 grade,
11.25: combination Dflriff J1.00.
Number 2, 60cW80e; Oregon
doachutea gema, U. S. number 1,
$1.60; llurbanka 50cfi$1.25.
now potntnea: lainoriila gar
neta $2.75; whiten, $.1.00.
ONIONS -Steady, Oregon Yol
Inw Dnnvo8, nominal; t'allfornla
Red, 3. 0012.25; Cryatal wax,
Texaa and California varlotlos,
1. OOiff 11.50.
WOOI Steady, Enstorn Ore
gon wool, f.o.b. country points,
choice llghT shrinking fine, 36c
737c pound: heavier ahrlnklng
fine, 32c(f 84c; rrosabred woola,
88cj;40c. Valley medium 47c
lb.; course 43o pound.
NUTS Steady walnuts 10c
27c; Almond 20cft28c: peanuts
lOcifMlc; pecans. 88cO42c,
, HAY Steady, buying price:
Kuatern Oregon timothy $21 W
$21.50; dew valley $19i$19.50;
alfnlfn $19 $19.50; oat 'hny
t5.60i$10; straw $9.50 per
ton, selling prices $2 a ton moro.
CASCAKA. BAflK Sleady, 7c
per pound; Oregon grape root
lcMc Hiipa aleady, 1927 crop,
23c lh; 1928 crop 18a tf 19c
(conlrncl): fuggle 20c.
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BABY BEEF
407 Main St.
s I have some very choice Baby Beef
Any cut you wish at bargain prices.
THIS WEEK SPECIALS
Lean Pork Roast, lb. 21c
Choice Young Mutton
. Legs, lb 28c Roasts, lb 2c
Chops, lb 32c Breast, lb 17c
Steaks, lb 28c Stew, lb 12gc
(Special price in large quantity)
Get the Location Now
407 MAIN STREET
In Piggly-Wiggly Store No. 1
First Door East of Copo
You will find this place under
new management, giving you
"Best of Quality and and Service"
Service That Serves
Service means notKing to you unless it is the kind of service you can use. With this
fact in mind we have built what we believe to be the best delivery system in Klamath
FauV-a delivery system owned, operated and maintained independently by Sant
ford, fully capable of rendering service unequalled by any other system... We want
you to use our service, compare it with whatever service you have been getting. Com
pare it with' carrying your purchases home. If any change in our service would serve
you better, we want you to suggest the change to us.
nJSi llSf ftMi
Doughnuts
Our Kind!
PLUMP and richly browned with sugar sifted over
to give just the right look and taste of goodness
The kind that children love to
discover in the lunch box. .
- The kind that makes grown-ups '
' haunt the doughnut-jar between
, meals. , ,
The kind that go so well with .
your morning coffee or make .
wholesome, nutritious dessert.
Bread and rolls containing the ideal balance of food
values with plenty of fresh Yeast to complete their
nutrition.
Home Bakery
PHONE 34 OR 64
AppleS
fancy Newton, Box
Apricots'
No. 2V Can, Nile Brand, each
J2.00
.15
Baking Powder . QGJ
5-Pound Can Calumet, each .... . JJ
Ground Chocolate
Full Pound Can, each
Muscat Grapes
No. 2s Can Del Monte
Crystal White Soap
12 Large Bar . .
FIKrMonte, J2Q i - Wesson Oil-
Full Quart, each
Corn
Large Can Sweet Corn, each ...
.10 Carnation Milk-
1 Cae 48 TaU Can
Crisco
6-Pound Net, each
$1.39
Borden's Milk
1 Case 48 Tall Can
...... .22
.19
.... .45
M
$425
$4.25
Santf ords Saving Prices
We operate only one large store and market in each city or town... The saving we
make in operating costs is used to reduce the price you pay... We want you to com
pare Santf ord's prices with the price you paid elsewhere last week the saving you
make at Santf ord's on Meat and Groceries is a saving worth while.
Fancy Fat Hens
Young, Medium Siie, pound
Fancy Fryers
Milk and Grain Fed, pound
Young Rabbits
Small Extra Nice Fryer, pound
Fresh Side Pork
The Beat to Be Had, pound
.30
.35
.35
Barred Rock Hens-
Young and Fat of Extra Quality,
Cascade Hams ,
Sugar Cured, One-half or Whole,
Lean Bacon-
Medium Size, lb.
1 C Pure Lard
. Home Rendered, 2 lb.
, ib... 35
i, lb. 30
.25
.35
I nhhIi, ifierroMM if, rlren'l Mnoaa, tW iO-J,
mmssVoom. Vm1 tfiafAa. 1, (.)
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Phone 734
1114 Main Street
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