The Klamath news., September 12, 1925, Image 3

E KLAMATH NEWS
focal Briefs
Y... i i.u,,t- Mr. and Mm.
ftlTonnor of Merrill nro In-
! i tho many viniiors rrom
I,, Full" u ""ul Vriay
. i.. tho city. Whllo lioro
kuusarluil business nccossury
L di'irlur r Mr"- "v'"-
..xli.nili'U pluaHiiro lrl 111
ho north and ""iiith.
,r Id u prominent sheepman
Morrill country.
Lit Itiiiiilicr In Jolm Mut-
umong tho, many out or
IslUirH III Mtti'inin ruiio y-
Id trannart bunluor from
L In Merrill. '
Tim lllor Mortimer
Chll(MUlll U Included In the
iu spend Friday In Klum-
Al l'ort t'nvk In honor
,, In Porter, who In vlsltlnn
koitli from ll0r homo In till-
ii u in bur of snouts compll
Imr with a picnic at Hun-
bip on r on i re-en luurnuuy
Thiwo In the party worn:
Porter, mim Mary vainer.
nd Mr. ' 'William Banders.
tiy Jane Sandora, Mr. and
nry Crimes, Henry (Irimos
Murluh Grimes. , Mr. and
I,. Iirnwn, ISnsll llrown, Mr.
k Juini-H (irlmi'i. Mm. It. C.
Lblc I1"" ind l. Sr. Orlgsby.
kna I'll' Mtlitnry Ariln
iirlnsr.i Jr.. on of Mr. and
Inary (irlmcit. and llasll
n of Mr. and Mm. O. L.
residents of Williamson
arc leaving tnd.iy for Hill
arademy In Portland,
hey will spend the remnlnd-
iho winter In l!io Innltu
Tlicy ure furmi-r tudots.
Plans 50-Mile 7
Swim on Thames
Saturday, Sept. 12, 1925
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To Unl.r M Hilary Academy
Kroddlo Illolin, on of Mr. and Mra.
Paul Joliniiun of Klamuth Kails. Is
leaving Tuesday for Portland,
whoro ho wll ontor his third yoar
a cadet In Hill Military academy,
niohn has anont hi" summer vaca
tion In Klamath Kails with his parents.
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Hull tii Meri Imlirative
rail activities of society In
uircd mevtliiKs of tho Art
ork club, at tho homo of
iirlm Martin on Wednesday
n. Mrs. Martin's homo is
on the corner of Fourth
'saliington streets.
Portlniut To Klumntli
Mrs. J. Ft. Itennlo of Port-
e miking a brief business
Klamath Falls for th ro
of the week. Itimnla In
If Traveler'. Protective as-
Norman Durham, nlmve, not
ed Knylish swimmer, is training
for an aUcmpt to better the time
racord now existing; for swim
ninir BO miles down the Thames,
river Montague ilolbiin set the '
mnk i. ions.
To .riilrr H.Klciy Miss Ada
Porter, who recently returned from
South America, whoro she has
Bpent flvo years of lior llfo, will
give au Intel-rating address on Wed
nesday aftnrnoon of next week to
members of Ihu Presbyterian Ladles
Missionary Society In the church.
The meeting as arranged under
tho directions of Mrs. W. Slough.
All guests of tho church and others
Interested In tho dlncusslon by Mlas
Portnr aru requested to attend tho
meotlng.
l-cnvlna; For Ijiki-vlew.. Mra.
t'lydo Kazeo, who for some, time
hnj been Bfflllatcd with Moe'a store,
will leavo Sunday for Lakevlew,
whore she will Join Mr. Kaiee and
spend the winter In the neigh
boring city. Mrs. Kazee has re
signed her postllon in the store.
Iltislni-Hs At tlilloquln O. M.
Hector spent Friday In Chlloquln
visiting and tranxactlng business
with firms of the city.
Vinilliig From Tho Vulli-y Mra.
Klizubcti, Caban of Aahland, who
hns been visiting for soverul days
In Klamath la spending tho wook
hnre with Mra. Jesse Drow of Dairy
and at the homo of Miss (lertrudo
Cox of Algoina. Mra. Caban la
leaving Sunday for her home In
tho vulley. ,
In To Nliop Thursday Among
tho recent visitors In Klamath
Fulls to shop and transact business
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Short
hill of Williamson river. They
spent Thursday In Klamath shop
ping and with friends.
VltllM I'i-oiii IlHiminuIr David
Shirk, In an offort to Burprlso his
parints. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shirk
of Klamath Falls, mado the error
of not announcing his arrival In
the city and his parents were spend
ing tho week elsewhere. Shirk, a
resident of Dunsmuir Is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Grimes of
Williamson river, awaiting the re
turn of Mr. and Mrs. Shirk.
Editor Pleads Not
Guilty of Slaying
LAS VEGAS, N. M., Sept. 11.
(L'nlted News) Weak and show
ing visible effects of his recent
beating at the hands of his old
enemy, former Judge David Leahy,
Carl Magee, editor of the New
Mexico State Tribune at Albuquer
que, was arraigned In Juntice court
hero Friday, pleaded not guilty
to a charge of murder and was re
leased on 110,000 bond.
Magee waived preliminary hear
ing and was bound over to district
court of San Mlguo county. The
case Is oxpectcd to be called (or
trial during the December docket.
The charges against Magee grew
out of the fatal shooting of John
B. Lasslter, a state" employe, who
Interceded aa the well known edi
tor fired a shot at Judgs Leahy,
who had knocked him to tho floor
and was beating Jilm In a hotel
here. In -two- more hot. fired by
Magcu, Leahy woe: wounded , in ithe
arm " "
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You will find a First-Class refrigerated Meat Market at 423 Main street
owned and operated by Stone's Cash Stores
iGood, Clean Fresh Meat, at attractive prices. Come in today and give
us a trial for your Sunday Dinner.
WE DRESS OUR OWN BEEF
TONE'S CASH MEAT MARKET
Choice Young Pork RoasU
Ham and Shoulder
Rib and Loin
Pot Roasts
Shoulder and Cross Rib C
of young beef, per lb '
Beef Roast
oiled Prime Ribs of
ounp; Beef, per lb
25c
Steaks
That you can eat,
per lb
25.
frfsii nrcrcssF.n fryers
f you are not satisfied with the meat you are getting, try STONE'S...You will
be very pleased with our cleat,! up-to-the-minute Market.
ILSO TW 0GR0CERY STORES IN KLAMATH FALLS
All MAIN STREET
po Delivery. No Charge Accounts
717 MAIN STREET
You only pay for your Groceries
ARM AND HAMMER SODA
arsre size nackasre. Cv.
tegular 10c size ,
FRESH NUCOA
A fine substitute for
butter, 3 pounds for
79c
FIG BARS
ine for the Kiddies' : ' "I Cr
unches, per lb.' ...J 1JK'
MOTHERS OATS
Large size package,
Aluminum Brand ...
29c
pounds for 25c
5 pounds for 60c
25 pounds for $2.75
CHAIN STORE BUYING. POWER
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WE SAVE
YOU
MONEY
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PAY CASH
AT
STONE'S
SEE you Saturday Morning EARLY
Tf A ypk rif f Stock re-arranged prices lowered. New
: v Fall stock, which we could not get a cancella- :t
tion on, marked at sale prices for. quick riddance. Our time is getting short
We aim to be completely sold out 'in 15 days. We have marKed all'shoes at
a figure that should do it Good Folks, it's up to you! Today will be a busy
one be here early. , r. , . v , ,
Misses' Oxfords Ordered
For Fall Trade
Too late to cancel. Black and tan
calf skin, bought to sell at $6.50,
Today $4.98
Ladies' Satins '
These, tod, bought for Fa!!. We
'have to koep them, bo wo are pass
ing this bargain on to you. Heavy
satin, one strap, i Spanish heol; a
regular $8.50 value.
Today $5.85
I TPate
;ent Siippcrs '
Auo n"s ceavy patent caif, Ouban
flow 9 tvttl ttai:7 tall model, sold
legulartr. at iS.DO.
Now $5-85
I f t i -f"aCat0 We have a big line of 16-inch pac and plain toe Weyen- flC fiG
riunters boots a-. - -: --$0.57
Men's Oxfords
Every pair in the house black, brown and tan calf; black
and tan kid In all new patterns.' Values to $11. 50.
Today $5.89
Men's Dress Shoes
With a change of shoes needed now. why pass np thla
chance? Black3. tans and browns, in calf and kid leath
ers; all wanted shapes, marked aa low as
$3.98
One Big Bin of Boy's Hard
Duty Shoes
Built by VVeyenberc for hard usage.
Tins sale,
Boy's Hi-Cuts
Soon you will want these for the
rainy weather; they are sturdy shoes
and wo have them in sizes up to at
$3.39'
$1.89
Little Boy's Dress Shoes
Sizes 8 to 2, brown calfskin a
tiressy shoe and durable. :
Today $3.29
L,J Q rr TT "JT f We can't quote every item in this short space. You'll have to
I -tj 1 . JLI . see them to believe it possible. A , , '. v
Out They Go , '
Girls' school shoes black and brown calf skin in alzes up
to 2 thesaj are going fast because- we are only asking
' $1.69
Girl's Oxfords
One big bin full. Patent, brown, buck, black an Ideal
oxford for now. Marked for quick selling at
$2.39
LADIES
Here is another gold nugget. Any high shoe in
the house value up to ?10.00 if you can use
pair or two buy them now at
$1.98
Down They Go
Out They Go
Then We Go :
KLAMATH
SHOE STORE
Folks we are putting
it up to you. .
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