The Klamath news., November 14, 1925, Image 3

NEWS
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lata, of l.roya. man..
Lull Kguid could onlr
It flib DlUlni;t lo
ri'linrl, d.
rlarui Hint Ilia Amirlran ihlp owner
nd onoratur la liumllaiii.'d ,y
hlKhiT ruali both In Iho ImiIMIiik
nd uporatlon of hli rai,n, moil
of which li duo (o tin hlirlivr .,.
(or. 11-""' "jliald lu Iho American workman and
ildl circle thai lj aallor.
It polnll out that the pramnt
doflrlla of tho uhlupliia board Dald
out of tho trviaurr, which aro In
affect luhaUlloi to W.Ian trade
amount to 111. 000, 000 u out-of-pocket
coita an avaraxo aubaldr,
without Intnront or dnurnclailun, of
nearly 1 100,000 per aunuin, for each
veaacl operated.
On the aiihjnrt of norernmont aid
tho coninilltea naya:
"Klnuorlal aid to ahlpplng In
tiad of belne applied aa a general
hip iiibildy or navlatlrm bounty
atipllrahlo lo tho ocean tramp and
Iho palatial paaaenxer llnea, nnlther
of which la pnrllrnlarlr linporliint
at Hi preent time aa a part of
Iho Amurlcan nierrhant marine,
hould, It la belliTcd, take the
form of paynirnt for aervlroi ren
dered I111 ludliin lu) contracta for
Iho maintenance of aervlcea lo par
ticular trade redone of the world,
enpertallr Important to our foreign
iraao, ana me expanilon of mar-
kola for our aarleultural and In
duatrlat produrta; (h) mall con
tracta to prorldo for maintaining
tho higher lypca of ecrvico needed
both lo tho Intereet of our export
and Import trade and for tho Irani'
portatlon of mall." '
200 STRONG ARE
READY FOR GAME
Foolball Special Reaches Ber
keley With Crowd to
Attack Bears
IlKRKKl.KY, Calif.. Nor. 1S
Two hundred rooten wero with tho
I'nlvenltr of Waahlnglon football
team when tho playcra arrived for
ocir game Halurday agalmt the
undefeated I'nlvorilty of California
bian.
Tho foothill ipoclal arrived In
tlmo for tho huaklei to tuko a
light work out In tho memorial sta
dium Friday afternoon.
Clear weather has been promised
for tho game, which ! oipoclod to
attract some 80,000 ipeclaton.
Neither team bai been defeated In
canferonro gamei this fall, and tho
Pacific coaat championship la at
alaks In the encounter.
California Is rated aa the farorlle.
odds of 10 to being offered. Krcn
money wai being wagered on a
bear tlctory by seven point mar-Khi.
m to tbe Yale game
Ml ill the renf'.ilence ,
jl Wrtorr over llrurd
uj ill Hie skill and
:UI 'M with Tlkcr
fJH. dceplto the fact
qmp wai undecided.
ha tram on the eve
ttUtMl.
being tho world's groatait promo
ter, Tex Rlckard Is no slouch aa an
optimist. ,
Blinding amldit tho duit and
whir of bulldori and plaitorers lu
tho now ilool and concrota temple
to profoiilonal iport which p baa
erected and named tho now Madi
son Bquara Garden, Tex Informed
the United Now. Krldsy thai ha
hod orory bop of Luis Angel Flr-
po coming Jioro In March to battle
for heavyweight honors and Ameri
can dollars.
uiciara wnoio new gardon li
nearly complstoly aald ho had been
iniormoa xnai ins erstwblla "wild
bull of thi pampai" Intended to
bead back for theae shores In
three months or 00. Flrpo will
fight under tho management of
tllckard. In a cable mssssg Flr
po expresses a deilrs to meet Harry
Wills and elated that be Is in
good condition snd feols confident
ho can nest Willi,
NOTICE .
On and after Nor. J J, 1925, I
hall no longer bo responsible for
any debta contracted by my wife,
Muble Hhulmlre,
CHARLES BHULMIRE. JR.
N13-14
PECK TO MANAGE
PORTLAND CLUB
Veteran Washington Infield
Player Released By
Senator Chief
world's series, will be released to
accept ths management of the
Portland, Pacific Coaat league club,
I It was reported here today.
Ths rumor that Washington has
waivers on aim could not be veri
fied at the offices ot ths Senators,
a tb officials ot tbo club were
c. the racK tracg.
On of Peck's earliest Jobs of
professional baseball was done on
the Portland team.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. Roger
Pecklnpaugh. veteran Washing
ton shortstop, who made a
record for errors In tho
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
Graduate nurse care In confinement
new at bom cannot be made to eqnal
last' such care in the hospital. id v. li
TEX IS CHAMPION
OPTIMISTOF DAY
NEW YOKK. Nov. 13. Besides
T MARINE
(SUBJECT OF
JTRENCE TALK
VtSov. 1J. (irnlu.
I'm lor govern men!
crix of the
DORRIS IS BUSY CENTER
DECLARES BUSINESSMAN
With construction being rualici
on Iho mill ot tho Tony Lumber
company In order to avoid winter
weather, and with the logging road
bolng puihed to completion Uorrla,
Calif., li ihowlng a marked bual
neaa activity, according to W. F.
McCollum, who vlalted Klamath
Falls from then yoaterday.
McCollum recently uld hi ho
tel In Uorrla lo A. W. Ilradibaw.
When you aat meat at the Rhaata
Pnfa VfMi tra atln Ktftmatk fnnn.
kttni.M marine will ,y m(,nt N10-M Inc.
MASONS
ATTENTION!
Cornerstone Services
I
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Sunday, Not. IS, 1925
E. A. Lodge called at Lodge
Room 2:00 P. M.
All Masons urged to attend.
JrtT T I i-ITT C! S n- af- l
ay JLay opcuai!)
1
!S8 $6.88 $8.88
ping Numbers of Men's Footwear
lore pay you to investigate. Tan, black, calfskin leathers, in
' styles to fit every foot.
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CHILDREN SPECIALS
f ' School Shoe. on Kia thle full to be sold for less than
whole4ale. Black and tan calf and kid leathers now
$2.85
CHILDS HOSE
P "t entire line of Children'. Luxite Hoae. Theae SOc and
60c valuea now aellins
39c
Houston jester
"BETTER SHOES FOR LESS"
Distribution of Foods
Did you ever stop to think of the amount of food that is consumed daily? Try and
comprehend, just for a moment, the millions of people that must eat daily.
Our big job in this great distribution of foods is the bringing together of all the good
things to eat, and do it with quality and economy as a forethought. It is our constant aim
to be able to buy right, so that we can give the public a little more for their money.'
We have been receiving large shipments the last few yeeks Cars of Flour, Canned
Goods, etc., and we are particularly in a position to distribute at low cost.
Fancy Sweet Spuds
6 Pounds
12 Pound ..
25 Pounds
-25c
-49 c
$1.00
HARD WHEAT FLOUR
Lay in a few sacks, the market price is already
much higher
One Sack " : $2.39
One Barrel (four sacks) $9.45
Ten Sacks for -$23.25
ANCHOR FLOUR
p-49ound Sacks $2el5
One Barrel (four sacks) . $8.50
Ten Sacks ....' :$21.00
CANNED GOODS WE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD Investigate Our Prices
Medium Sized Peas -
Two cans for 35 C
Twelve Cans for $J 95
One Case - -$3.85
Puree Tomatoes
No. iy-i Cans, each J5c
Twelve1 Cans for .75
One Case -$3.45
Peaches ,
No. 2' Cans in heavy
syrup, I for 49 c
Twelve Cans for $2.80
One Case (24) -$5.55
Cut Stringless Beans
Two Cans for 35 c
Twelve Cansfor $1.95
One Case (24 cans) --$3.85
Standard Corn (
No. 2 Cans, each -15c
Twelve Cans for $1.70
Twenty-four Cans for $3.35
Pineapple
No. 2Y Cans Fancy Hawaiian
Pineapple, 2 for .... 49 C
Twelve Cans for --$2.80
One Case (24) $5.55
Fancy Peas ,
Two Cans for . -39 c
Twelve Cans for $2.25
One Case -$4.45
Hominy
No. 2y2 Cans, each ....JJ5C.
Twelve Cans for ----$ 1.70
Twenty-four Cans for $335
Apricots -
No. 2y Cans in heavy
syrup, 2. for ......49c
Twelve Cans for -'-$2.80
One Case (24) $5.55
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WHILE THEY LAST
Van Camps Tomato Soup, No. 1 Can, Three cans for , 23c
SUGAR
100-pound Bags, Pure Cane
Sugar, each
$6.05
SPUDS
The Potato Market is Higher. Better -
get a sack at this price, per cwt. . -'-$3.15
IN OUR MARKETS
Our remodeling of our Market at 719 Main street has been completed, and really make it a very
convenient place to shop. An archway has been cut through from our Store, making it possible to buy
your Meats, Groceries and Vegetables all under one roof. ; .
Visit the most convenient of our Markets, at 423 Main or 717-719 Main, if you want a delicious,
tender roast for tomorrow. Remember, we appreciate your patronage and try at all times to be de
serving of it. '
PURE PORK LARD
In Bulk, so bring your pail,
Five pounds
$1.15
STEAKS
Sirloin and Round Steak,
Young Beef, per pound .
25c
(Our Regular Price
ROASTS
Round, Sirloin and Prime Rib
Rolled, per pound
22c
HAMBURGER
Fresh, Clean Meat,
per pound 5c
(Same Price all the time)
LET US PRICE THAT BIG ORDER FOR YOU. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
423 Main St .
Meats & Groceries
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Modern Food Stores
J 717-719 Main St
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