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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1930)
PAGE EIGHT Friday, November 21, llaO THE EVENING HEHALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON NEWSinBRIEF OBITUARY ItanKliIrr Ikira to I'ravcni i Mr. mid Mm. Lewis II. Grav er of YVantland avenue, are the pa renin of an eight pound baby Itirl horn at their noma Novcni bir 17. The new arrival has been named Belly Joan. Mr. Crnvrr n formerly Huhy Fed dy of Pallas, Teiaa and Mr. era vnr In a awltchman at tha South ern I'aclflc. This Is thi'lr firm child. Shipped f'altla J. C. Jamison of rrlneville has arrived In this city with, a car load of pura bred cattle. These cattle are on display at the Klsni alh county fair rrounds. The cows are tuberculosis and abor tion tented. Four have been pur chased by the Mountain Dnlry. ItHarnlng Koon According to word received from friends, Mr. and Mrs. 8. 1. Pelillnger, who were called to Kansas by t!:o Illness of Mr. l)eh llnger's father, expert to return to Klamath county early In Pecem-ber. l.mto for llay City Mr. and Mrs. William Cleve will leave Friday evening for San Krancluro for a ten dnys' business and plcanure trip. While In the Hoy City they will be the attests of .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breton. V. N. Marshall lien lulled Stntea Marshal C. C. Wells of Med ford was a visitor In this city today. ArreMs Kcportctl Five arrests were mude by local police on Thursday. All the of fenders were charged with vagran cy or drunkenness. FUNERAL NOTICES M. I.. HltKNXAN The funeral of the late M. L. Hrennan was held FnJay after noon at 1 o'clock at the Karl Whitlook Funeral Home. Inter ment was made In l.lnkrille cemetery. UOIlUtT .lt HIK MWW r l.l. llotiert Archlo Maxwell, resld ent of I.orella, passed away at his late residence Thursday at' teruoou at S:30 o'clock follow' Ins an Illness of on car. He wu born In Oklahoma and axed .11 years at the time of death. In la survived by his wife. Mild rod Maxwell, a daughter Hose, three brothers. I'. H. of Langell Valley. William of Missouri and Kdwsrd of Oklahoma and two sisters Mrs. J. T. Houston ttd Mrs. Claud Noble, both of llon anxa. The remains sro In the rose room of the Karl Whitlook Funeral Home. Tine Avenue at Sixth where friends may call. Announcement of funeral ar rangements will he made later. whose condition Is now steadily Improving. Mrs. M. Freemuth of Chicago, mother of Mrs. Fnrks and Mrs. Martens, arcompauled her daughter and will visit here for the remainder ut the winter at tint lovely new Turks resid ence on ruclflo Terrace. Mr. lark. Returned Mrs. H. 11. Parka has returned fro mllolse. Idaho. where she was called hy the critical Illness of her sister, Mrs. J. Martens, .AM HltOSK TI KI. JKWKTT The remains of the late Am brose Teel Jewett will be for warded by the Karl W hillock Funeral Home to Chieo. Califor nia, whero funeral sorrier will be held and Interment made In the family plot. jMron.o Issued A marriage license was Issued on Novemier 20 to Kirhard P. MoTtae, 24. and I-aurn Mae Ma Jors.20, both of Chlloquin. Meeting Oillol A special called meeting of the hoard of directors of tho Klamath Irrigation district will be held at jo o'clock Saturday morning In the district office. SHOUT 11(111 Short Jloh, pioneer resident of the Klnmath Reservation passed away Thursday night nt 9:10 o'clock, followiug an Illness of one year. He was aged SO years at the titno of death. He Is sur vived by two cousins. Jason Howard and Heu Butler. The remains ate in rare of the Karl W'hitlock Funeral Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth, where friends may call. Announcement of funeral arrangements will be made later. Ask Your Grocer For CHALLENGE THIS BtTTKB BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK, ICE CREAM Klamath County Dairymen's Association Phone 035 Klamatb Falls, Oregon 043 Spring St. . OWNED AND OPKKATED BI DAIRYMEN Women's Galoshes Pair. See Description on Back Page Golden Rule Basement Store THANKSGIVING SALE NEW BLOUSES We've just unpacked u liurr shipment of lovely now Mouses. Potted Voiles. Satins nnd Crepe de Chines. All reasonably priced. New Yi Sized Dresses The correct dress to pive slen der lines to tho stout figure, priced from $12-50 to $29-50 COATS Reduced from $$11.50 to $AQ CQ the nominal price of JJj7JW These coats may be had in tho ever fashionable black. New Foundation Garment just un packed. These garmentta are the correct thinir for the new dresses. Triced from $2-00 to $10.00 lirassieres Triced from 65c to$1.75 HOSE Full fashioned, t 1 f( pure silk I UU Sizes 8' to 10H, Also outsized hose Special on discontinued lines, $1.65 regular the Mode Shop inc., 8-'2 Main St. Exclusive But Not Expensivo $1.50 $1.25 ForMen Smart Enough' to Be Thrifty Now you caifdress better for less monev ,V right here at home because we have been S- ! 1 J 1 i r y iti .. . uppuuueu exciimve iepreseniaiives ior inis city ana district for Fahey-Brockman Guaranteed Clothes: We are convinced that this arrangement will prove highly ad-' vantageous to our customers and help us to build up the biggest men's clothing business in town. Here at your door you can have as fine clothes as money will buy at these standardized , rockbottom prices. , .''.fiOffsUirT" AND fir SUITS AN0fifr"suiT5 and! lWOCyJo OVERCOAT m ) Faftey'Brockman Guaranteed Clothes , are the product of the Fahey-Brockman Manufac turing Division and come clear thru to you at this store at one small profit on the bone cost of production. Yes they're just the same high quality clothes that are sold at the famous Fahey-Brockman Upstairs Stores thru-out the country and we are pretty sure we can fit you in either a conservative or youthful model Just come in and look over our assortment of Fall and Winter models and you'll agree that we're modest in guaranteeing you a, saving of $10 at least on the suit or i overcoat you wantr Fine Clothes 'for ' Less Money Fahey-Brockman Clothes are good clothes. Only the finest f fabrics from leading American and British Mills and only T the best trim and linings are used in the Fahey-Brockman factory. In' ' brief Fahey-Brockman Clothes are quality clothes honestly hand-tailored and correctly styled and because of the money-saving methods which have made the name famous every garment carrying this label assures a sub stantial profit to each and every customer. Remember Fahey-Brockman Clothes must.satisfV.youoopu fiet your jnoney. back! ... - MEW'S MAKSTOEE 733 MAIN ST. 2ep t32rj3 0 mm BsAsfcssMsnlsMaBM vour woib totif r on D...itark preparation for tht biggttt mal of tht yior, now. Our ikorsi or juit buldging with good thingt to al...at lh lowest pricti in many yvars. Avoid tft last minut ruth ry which count that worn out f ling and If-j fravtd nsrvst. B vour bttt for Thanlii- tm oivina-AhsB mi kfllewH. ! l-W." Prices Effective Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Shrimp Marshmallows Tlmaki-KlvliiK luilillll Aftr catltut all tho tur koy yuu run liulil. thrro Is si'lilnm nicm lr ft for a heavy typo of chnacrt. Try a Kolatlno I'lutu puililltiK whl;h Is raslly niailo and Kooj lo rat. (irlntlnn I'liliii I'uilililiK S Cup ot Kraprnul a Cup of cooked prunes, tonsd and sweetened 4 Cup of raisins S Cup of currants Nut meats, pinch, of rlures, cinnamon, nuttnrt; and allspice 1 1'srknKO of oransa or lemon flarored celntitta 1 I'lnt of bollltic water Dlssolra tha packaga ot gelatine In tha bolllnc wa ter and add all tha other Incredlenta to tha hot sel atlna. Mold la any desired shape and serra with whip ped cream, sweetened and flavored with vanilla, Bafeway Ilolnenlakrr, Ilureaa most cordially Invites you to write for any Informa tion you desire, be It rec ipe, a hudset, a party plan ned. Simple enclose a self addressed envelope with vour request lo Julia l.ee Wrlxht Safeway Home makers' Ilureau, Care of Snfnwny ritoro. J.o. Ilox 774, Onklaitd, Callforiila. y'lnher 1'nrk fumy suit Sltrlnip. Serve u snlud or i-otktall. 1 lit. cans. 2 cans 29C Oysters Selected (lulf Tack, finer llavor, inrxer sl". lie V.W 3 cans 39C Pineapple Msx-l-nium, tho hest fnnry whole slices. Holes No. 1 pack, l.nrso No. 3 ' rans. J.V KACII 3 cans 73C Sugar Turo tuhir, f i no imtiultttrfl, 10 lbs. 49c rure cane, fine powdoreda tha best. 3 lbs. 19c Ilrown Colilen C. Always essential at Tbankilvln( time. 4 lbs. 23c Shortening Tanrruat. merits tha consld ration ot every housewife. 4 lb. pail 77c Butter Unequalled as a spread for bread. lb. 32c Molt Vway, tho new Marsh mallow. Krcsh, Huffy good- Hers. lb. 19c Jell-Well Hcvrrnl fruit (lavnri ami mint. Think of thn doll rlotiM jmlniU and drtnrrU poMlblo. 3 pkgs. 19c Peas h . lir niaci-muin, siuan, tender sweet peas. Serve tha be.U No. 3 cans. llle KM II 3 cans Pumpkin Mnv-l mum (1 o I A a n I'la 1'umpkln. Maka tha feast complete. He CV 3 cans 39c M Coffee Max-l-mum, Rrhllllnn, ' M. J. II. lb. 39c Milk Mbby's, I'et, Carnation or llordeus. Tall cans. cans 72c Candy and Nuts for Thanksgiving Select Your Need From Our Larger, Finer Stock. Saving Assured. CANDY Chocolates French Cream Kilra flue quality dultrlmi creamy Hon lions. u clous tender Jellies erymiil llzed to keep the good lies In. satin ri M smrf.il creation. Tha finest plastic bard candy. 25c lb. Supreme Chocolates, deli rious confections coated with milk and dark choco late. You could not act better value at $1 a box. 3 lb. box $1.55 Brazils Walnuts MixedCandy Kaury new crop, lame alio, . sweet, tender meats. Vuni y Oregon F r a n- quettes, the best flavor- Sftk ('I walnut grown. lb. 23c ,b 29c Mixed Nuts Taney assortment of Al monds, Ilrazlls. I'ceans, KM hurts and Oregon Wal nuts. (No peanuts). Silo Ml. Satin finish, a Una assort ment of pillow ahnpea and truws. 1'ure and wholo some, 3 lbs. 39c Walnuts Almonds Oregon baby soft shells, preforred by many for the children. 1X1. Fancy Soft Sheila. Salt and roast them for lbs. 67c 3 lbs. 51c 23c IP(BffitolI?(BS Round Steak Pot Roast Bacon Young Htoer Ileef Cfiolro Yonng Tleef Fancy Ksslern Hnienr Curel Lb. 19c Lb. 10c Lb. 27c Lamb Chops Hens Pork Roast lioln anil RIlis chop of cliolca spring lamb Fancy Fricassee Hen ' Ian, tender renter cut Bfndlnm alse. of shoulder. Lb. 18c Lb. 23c Lb. 19c Our Markets Have Choice Turkeys, Geese and Poultry For Your Thanksgiving Dinner A 818 Main St. Phona 1763 228 So 6th St. Phone 364
