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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1930)
Friday, Juno 13, 1930 THE EVENING HEliALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON page Fnn NEWS IN BRIEF Thrift Wise Women Shop Here With Confidence From Hlato Mrtropolla Portland reglstranta In Kla math Falla thla morning and yes terday Included J. 8. M. Keowu J. II. Klakey, John 0. Flynn. lira. J. J. Johnson, J. L. Dawaon, C. W. Johnson, Neul Model t, O. A. Hpllcd, .Mra Ah-zander T. Harry, Mr. and? Mra. i.ockwood lleharU, (!. ft. I'll". Mra. Minnie Parker. iafcfeBASEMENT Self Service Store RED "This Sunday will be Children' Day and Father's Dayt but, of course, every day is Mother's Day at the West's favorite food stores. It is here that she comes to personally select the foods that make every meal a delight and every one healthier and happier. That is why our stores are favored by the entire family." Features for Saturday and Monday, June 14th and 16th ( MATCHES iton-polii buiea to 19c 8cariblltfhf, iton-polioiioui, full couut, C buiea to carton (1 Palm Olive locum mended by hundred! of great bvauty eiperts. 3 bars 17c CERTO 5uy It from Mecltarra and pay lesa 2 for 45c FLY SIPEAYr. Oronlla. Now li the time to let 'em. rt tint, each . . 65 Fells Napttlhia SOAP,- par bar 5 IPEAS Kitra Standard No. i Una. Extra tandar. Three Una - . $9 Malt Puritan Malt, Amer ica's (rretcnt adver tised l'uru Mult Kx truct Choicest Barley and Horn. Per Can 43c SUGAE Ture Can C. & II. Sugar, in 10-Ib. cloth . . Sanitary Bags (Limit l lug) 49 Note the Cheap Price on this Sugar, made powit)le only hy MarMarr Store. Coffee MacMarr Coffee. If it's the beat for ' less you want to try this Coffee 1 lb., 37e 3 -$1.10 CHESTERFIELDS TOILET PAPER Fifty Cignrcttcs to the Tins Ambassador Toilet Tissue By the Roll 2 toy 55c 5 cents PEACHES APRICOTS PINEAPPLE .... .. , ,. Our Brand Apricots In S Va tins, Itoaadala No. :4 tlna In heavy syrup h(,ltT ,rrup Xo. I Fancy Sliced, In heavy syrnp 3 for 65c 3 for 65c 5 for 65c New Spuds ( . PEAS ( Tomatoes Shatter Iarc Whllo Spuda Fresh Green Peas, extra tender. Tojss Ripe Tomaloea 10 Lbs. 39c 3 Lbs. 25c 2 Lbs. 23c Two more cars of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables this week to serve our Big Outlets who furnish Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Over the entire County of Klamath Father's Day j Children's Day And Mother's Day every day to plan and prepare Foods for Father and Children Fathers and Growing Children. need the strengthening properties of Meat Right now MacMarr Markets art) handling Better Meats than for months. Let MacMarr Meat Salesman help you select the beat in Meats, to help prepare meals for Father and Children. Regular Every Day Meat Prices Four Convenient Markets Nine Courteous Salesmen to Servo- You Baby Beef All Steaks 35c lb. Roasts 22c lb. Plate Boil 18c lb. Satisfaction Guaranteed Spring Lamb Chops.. 35c lb. Legs 29c lb. Breast 2 lbs 35c Skinned Ham ' 35c lb. Milk Fed Veal Chops ....35c lb. Round Steaks ..40c lb. Roasts 25c lb. Choice Meats for Cold Lunches Freah Creamery Butter lw'"'w'wi ' n . inn i . Store No. 57 Phone 592 836 Main Store No. 75 Phone 1371 East Main Store No. 364 Phone 150 8th A Klamath Store No. 367 Phone 844 423 Main Store No. 380 Phone 83 6th and Main Store No. 397 Phone 189 1710 Ore. Ave Wllila and Klnin II in k mar, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth l:rkt, (luuii( WaUou, "a: Id Franks, J ' n . Upton, Hubert 8. ilenson, L'lyasea Evana, Frank Thompson, K. W Granville and Mr. and Mra. Oil j I'arllaon. Han Franrlero Guesla . Hoy Dolan, Mine Oral Claire, r. C. Uentley. J. T. Wood, F. A. Fooke, O. 1'. Kaboth, Everett I'erklna, Robert 'i'oralliiion, Mr and Mra. George Jlenton, Paul Landla, Bobby Walaon. Victor C. Hanover, and John l';Vo wer Included smong the out of town visitors In Klamath Falla ytc'.cr day, all from I'M Franclaeo. From Jennings Lodge Mr. and Mra. Willie H. Klnc. of Jennings Lodg, Ore., srrlrea In .Medlord last Sunday and are visiting thia . - k at the home or Kay Blaine. From Medford they will fo to K. amain Fai: to visit Mr. King's brother, Glenn C. Kins, and may poralbly locate li that place. Medlord Sows. Gladys Doutrlrb leavlng Vlii Cladya Doutrlch la leav ing Saturday morning for Fort, land preparatory to going to Ort gon City to aalit In eatabllablog that branch of the Guardian Building and Loan Association recently opened. Mlaa Maxln Keeler, formerly of Dunamulr, will be In charge of the Klamath Falla branch In the future. rirnlc la I'oatponed The 1). A. It. picnic, whWb waa scheduled to be held at the Ki wanla beacb on Sunday, baa been poalponed, according to an an nouncement made thia morning by Mr.:. Bert f. Tho.aa. who la In charge of the ar. amenta .' called me-vng will be hel.l soon and the date win be ar ranged at that time. O. E. Ceraoa la City G. E. Caraon apent a abort time yeaterday In Klamath fain attending to bualneaa mattera and j Tlalilng frlenda from bia borne i at The Dallee. Mr. Caraon waa accompanied by bla wife. Ren Joe Vialtora C. H. Johnaon and aon, of Ban Joee, Calif., were among the Tlaltora In Klamath Falla Thurs day, gueiia at the Wlllard Hotel Here Yeaterday. Viola Chartrou, Vie Gather. Erneal Barnea. O. L. Harding. I and Harold 8mltb were In the! city yeaterday from Medford. j Buelnrne Yieluir T. K. Marullua waa a bniineat i Tlailor In the cly Thursday from I Cklco, Calif. ! Gneet at Wlllard 1 - Mr. Forreel Jones atopped In Klamatb Falla yeaterday and reg-1 latered at the Wlllard Hatel from ; Payette, Idaho. : Eaatern Vialtora Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cornish of Kaabua, New Hampshire, ne tted In Klamath Falla for a brief time yeaterday. Youth Identifies "Graft" Poli iceman PORTLAND, June 13,. AP)- ' Irving Itodlnsky, S3, eon-in-Iaw of Nathan Uoidberg, junk dealer, who told police yelrday that two policemen demanded money or him to qnash aupposed chargea against Itodinsky, today were Identified by the son-in-law aa C. I,. Miller and B. B. Balrd, police- ' men working out of a sub-station i here. itodinsky aald hie wife, the daughter of Goldberg, and he were aiding in a parked car near ' Reed college when the ta-o police men arreeled them. They drove to Goldberg's home, where the po- I licemen are alleged to bare de- i nianded money. L. V. Jenkins, police chief, or- i dered all to appear before Mayor Baker late thla afternoon. , R0SEBURG Mra. C. C Miles, i "5. Chlco, Cal., auffered several broken ribs and other Injurttn-; when the car driven by ber bus- j band turned over following a collision with an automobile driven by R. E. Keller of Pen dleton. HOW WHITE IS v WHITE? Wt USUALLY think of newly laun. dered things as pure whits. But the truth is that most of the time they are not white at all. Some times they are gray, sometimes they are yellow, and sometimes they are even blue. It all depends on the soap. White things will emerge from washing sbsolutely white if they are washed with a soap that is absolutely pure. And White King Granulated Soap is the purest soap made. No "filler" nor for. eign matter nothing but the finest vegetable oila, good enough to eatl It's economical tool Because ' White King is tmtdrmtd. little of it goes a long way. One tea. spoonful In a basin of water, one cupful in the tub. Safe and swift for blanke dishes..! lingerie. Your grocer has it. Porch Frocks SUMMERY STYLES New Showinsr for Summer in Fast. Colored Prints and Linens. Dozens of Smart Styles in Junior Sizes and Womens up to size 52. 98c $1.95 CIin.DREVS DICKKKKg Fast colored Prints bloomers to match up to S years. Mlaaea Creases to 1 4 years. COOLIE COATS A.L HMOCKS Fancy flowered sa teen end plain lin ens. Assorted shades and sizes. DAYTIME PAJAMAS Two piece Printed Broadcloth. Wide flare bottoms. For bouse or beach wear. 98c 98c $1-95 IiAYO! SLIPS In satin ray, flat crepe, non kllng cloth numerous atyles assorted colors, shadow proof. Including Out Slses 98c J.UfCE SETS Rayon Shorts or Step-ins with brassiere to match. Ia choice of colors aa Illustrated. 98c RAYOX PAJAMAS Two-piece styles ss Illustrated color comblnstlons aa red and black, peacb and nlle. black and orange, and other desirable shades. $1-98 RAYOX GOTA7CS or FLAT CREPE Excellent quality assorted col ors snd styles one Immense display at a genuine self-service price. 98c RAYOX ASSORTMENT Including Bloomers. Vests. Shorts, Step-Ins, Chemise. Of fine gauge rayon, a non-run cloth. 59c RATOX ASSORTMENT Including lace trimmed and fancy Step-ins, Bloomers, Shorts, etc. Ia pastel shades a beautiful lot st a saving price. 98c Rayon Brassieres Fitted styles as shown in colors. 49c Fancy Brassieres Rayon striped assort- c ed styles. . aeOC Paris Form GirdlesWide web brocaded rayon front and back 4 patters 79c and 98c Women's Wanow Girdles. 49c Women's QQ Corsetettes. tOC CHILDREN'S RAYON COMBINATIONS Bodice top, a built up shoulder bloomer leg, drop seat. In colors. 89c CHILDltEX'S IUYON SLIPS AND GOW NS Many styles And colors to choose from. Sizes to 14 98c Thrifty Items FOR THRIFT WISE WOMEN Woodbury Facial Soap, 23c also .fllc Cuticnrn Farlnl Soap, 3c site 18c Llstvrlne Dental Crenm, 3.1c sizo Colgate's Dental Cream, 2.V alio 18e I.istorlne Antiseptic ..10c Gillette lllades, new style ,80c Tooth Kruahea ....... W right s Uuis Tape . Nail Itrushets genuine bristles Hair Brushes, 91 value Shinota, 15c 'size Shoo l-acc, 2 pa Ira .... Xu-shine, regular 2.V else , Hind's Cream 10c Be llc 1 . Oc 5c 10c 88c Mercerized Darning Cotton, 2 bulla Sc Costume Heads ,HH15o - Coals' Enib. Thread, 3 for Be Womens' Handkerchiefs MM Be .Pillow Cases ?a Kotez ao Child's Hickory Garters .2Se Womens' Ltngctte Bloomcra an Womens' Crepe Illoomera Womens Crcpo Gowns .080 Woiuena' Outalto Slips ... ..... .,98c lOos. Womens' Canvas Gloves, 2 pra. ..2ne I.lht Weight Cnnvaa Gloves Bo Women's Pure Silk Hone Pure silk to top with plain trlpple point heels QQ and lace clocks. 9C WOMEN'S RAYON HOSE With black pointed heels and fanc7 clocks 49c CHILDREN'S RAYON ANKLETS Faucy Cuffs 25 MISSES' SII.K ANKLETS Plain snd Fancy. 49c SPECIAL WOMEN'S MERCERIZED HOSB Ia Colors All Sizes Substaudarda 2sa grade. 3 Pairs 50c
