The Klamath news., August 15, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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riTT BY- OWENS LAST MO. I llckeJJ Mam
.Saturday. Auguat IK 1925.
ir' ....Itu Promised To Ininprt Wlnm.
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!!.: Tin Yrar: Six Families
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le Here Wilhm rasi iviontn
(. adver-j A. M. Dniinlaon punhawd 40
janty " "'" Hlinrmiin ranch and
llM-MlK 1.1. . -. t.l . ... t
, ui j 1 in un uiijrri m enlarging is n.
Lib" I'""""" trreala til vlnw, hn alurl-.t wi.rklna
M I"" u.i.1 now In hU
ihn ninrhera
, Klamath' '"'" ' "errs I.
' niMim win lira 117 wim-r ruts and
'hi fumltv PMiHtit iirrU.il. l.... il..
in be pur-' - ' "
ludos " " V"-
or me siimon raiirh In tli
valley. ,
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Omy 1411 111. 11 . l .
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..... i I'lunx liy aprlng to put In a profit-
"". I. 1.1.1b cr.n.
(0 irrn m
rnnrly k 110 w u acciii-iiiuk i inn rnamner or
Bflit conimrn-t i.uiii'iin laaura today zoo
ml !IW... . -. 1 1 ' ........ .. . 1 .
Iirrto. j" - uuwou in-
4 i;l acrr lret .niugh in County Agrkul-
tut In irmna lunm '"-uhnwi, ur.-ripuon 01
Kr,i of mill- the KliKiiulh country to prom Lie to
or nnrr 'roi' mirin era in.prri inn land
K llliln III yi ur.
hln
uy that tlin rnmtiirt tn Indlacrovt
1 10 mi rili nl Kinnunllnx to ritremit
rriinlty."
I Th Inwyrr ilp-lnrrd that Hurry
Iwyknlf, Wuahlnalnn bnlnl rlerk.
nnfi-vnf "''" hrr riM," on nlKht and
i.U. U.it-111 iiwakrnnl hT with a kl. Admlt
that. Mm. Kcolt di-nlrd till
er Was
Scolt's
A-ji. H. I
r-ladrn rliari'.
i on lln 01 ai-1
harm tlm Inwyrr nuntrd Krolt'a
Blrl vrtnry authority for the
ainlement.
lurtm.rkrd ; FIRE DEPT. QUICKLY
lit vott dlorre
SPIKES SMALL BLAZE
Krut I. Brott,
In. trmatrd hla
ihiIdi Kimra-
4t!diBt. Mm.
tu iiwIm and
11 initti army
touit tl Wh-
Urt4 Irrii Cao-
ban ndnt rr-
cltoii ail In
Irrlara 'ili
Srorea of folk who were down
town Inal 11 1 h ft I at 0:30 o'rlork fol
lowed tho flro di'imrimi'nt to 11
hlaie whlrh . provnl to Ii" nt th
home of Mr . V.w SiNilr, HI lllKh
airnrt.
. Tho Mate, hiiwcvrr. provi-d to hi
of minor Imnnitniiro uud wan raMlly
atliiKulnhrd. II On-w off a Kruat
ninny nimrku for nrvirnl iiilniilm
'tint 11il no (liiiunrr. A lnrx fire
j In thii flrrplnro eonihlnrd with a
cUtiti, but we d"frrilv flur. i rmiiiii-illili.
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Wool Production Is
Now on the Decline
World't Supply Now Lett
Than Before War
Say Reports
I Bheep production In the world
j la undergoing . Terr Intereatlnn
land Important chance. An a world
lnduitry. the general lrend of
lherp aad wool . production aeema
1 w ue rrrenlng. Ia lout rountrlea.
'hough, nitahly Aualralla, United
Hltttm tirumiav. Ameniln. .,,,1
jNew Zealand, phaie, of breeding
optirnciona arn expanding. In. the
: lait is year 'world productloa of
jiheep kaa derreaard 19,000,000
head, or 1 mora than the .norma'
hp population of the leading
heep producing fountry, Auatri
lla. Recently Arroour'a Ilrentock bu
reau, conducted by Edward N.
Wentworth, completed a etudy of
world aheep production, and Col
onel Wentwortb kImi aa he eipla-
natlun for the decline in (beep pop
ulation, the fact that aurplua abeep
production baa always been a fron
tier Industry. The arerage far
mer baa been unable to meet the
coat tf production made necesaury
by range methoda of the past.
Within the last 15 years, It bas
been apparent that the frontiers
of the world are becoming more
and more settled with a correspond
ing decline in the eatenslve method
of sheep production. Future ex
pansion In world sheep -populatloa
will undoubtedly depend on the In-1
corporation of the small flock Into
the farm lirestock project, accord
ing to Colonul Wentwortb.
, Another Intereatlng feature,
brought out by this surrey, Is that
since the war the world produc
tion of wool haa been approxima
tely two and one-half billion
pounda, almost one billion pounds
under the pre-war average.
A paper where all tbs people hare
opportunity to express tbemaeWes If
1 they . deilre that's Tbs Klamatb
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SCANDINAVIANS
A cordial invitation ia
extended all who under
stand the Scandinavian
language, to attend a Gos
pel Meeting at 661 Cali
fornia Ave., at 2 p. m.,
Sunday, Aug. 16. Friends
come and let us hear what
the Lord has to say to us.
Biff ihow srouls arc unnllng
for Krnnan Schwartse, gi,t
pitclicr of the . Bloomington
I'hrce-Kvc league team, w,a
rrpUti.rcd the first nerfci 't (ranir
of the I9U inuon. Only 27 men
ana mm, lie did not allow a bit
or a walk, and there were no
errors behind liiin.
A booster for Ktimatn count)
and Klamath Falla and srery legit
imate Induatry therein tba'.'s tht
Klamatb hews.
r
8iU.ire Deal Drug Hlor now un
der new niunnKement. 712 Mn
AH 1C
Dr. (larr, who has been renduct
Ing sitvIci-h at Klpluh and Klamath,
alarting tnnlkht will rontinu hla
meetings nt thfl Wh:te Tellcan
theatre. Adv. . AI5
mSH FR UIT
SHEPHERD'S
RADIO .
SLASHED.
6 lb. Roast Veal ,$L0O
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2 lbs. Veal Steak 35c
Pot Roast Beef ......15c
Boiling Beef ................ 2V2i
2 lbs. Good Steak . . . . .35c
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Hens and Fryers
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Sanitary Market
701 Main St.
NE'S carry a complete line of Fruits and Vegetables. The finest
I l - . . . . r i
Bought, tor Quality is never tacnticea ror price.
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uiumc on mese items are me ren wc wan win j
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j atones lomorrow or any any. iou win mm
will set nlf..rr in aeWtiner them in our clean stores served by
wleimen.
I TOMATOES CABBAGE
'r. Qfl Home grown, fine solid 03 C
II UC heads, per pound .
PEACHES " ICE CREAM MELONS
is limited, dl i f At their best, black seeded, QO
per box P 1 1 U pev pound
1 POTATO CHIPS RIPE BANANAS
:nics " -9t:. AT STONE'S, 95 C
Price, 3 for ........ 2 pounds for -
TOMATOES ' , . NUCOA
Kl lr- Butter's best 93 C
i 1 0 C substitute, 3 bs. for
EW SPUDS FRUIT JAR RINGS
10 lbs ........ $.35 FRUIT JAK kinuo
A very low price, ZDC
"" ; ' 4 dozen for
in-IN OUR MARKET 423 Main
7 19.: Steaks-Baby Beef, Round 25 C
jwjb .... 14C and Sirloin, lb.
rrr 19- Pot Roast 15c
lsHlb ...;1C -Young Beef, lb ,
J1'! Fryers, per pound ,.
33c
j'N STREET B
and Market
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H 717 MAIN STREET
Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables
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Prices Reduced!
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I One Overland Sells Another !
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With' sales doubled and production costs7e3uced, Overland "
prices are now scaled down for you. These impressive new; "
low Drices effective Aiio-iKtf 10. ' ... v
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Here Are Overland's New Low Prices:
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peLuxeSedan (am $695
Standard Sedan . . .$6&&s
6 c o . 3)DZO
ii-ieei uoup
World's Lowest Priced Cars "V ''
With Sliding Gear Transmission : v
V, AH Trices f.o.b. Toledo
l-ki..
' Now you can ha e the car you payment and 78 weeks for the -
want at the price you want to balance. Your present car ap
0 P.ay.Easy. terms. Small down plied toward purchase price.' ;
ji' Overland-Knight Sales Co.
1th and Klamath
Phone 899 ' '
Pfe Three
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Phone 22
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