The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 12, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPvt EieKl Saturday, fW. 12, 1025 THE : Ijikovhn VUilor II. ii KMn-r Arrives Hen S. r'lh- Willi Nunc) Stanley Jewell ll- Ihoor -Amonx I i r. MarsMleld, attorney and tor-i nnd Klmer William, stale head "fiiattle buyers III "" ,r"m ' I I met district attorney of Coos! iiu evlernilnall.m of predatory anl- fnrnla ihl week-end. pur.huslnit i enmity, arrived In Klnmuth Kalis umls under rederul direction arei stock for southern parkin nouses ulthi lo attend the u:herlua' arrivals in Kluniaih Kails from their: la J. t'. Mitchell of Willow". I of Klaniath Klks ud Utkovlcw, homes In Portland. Among the, lUi.,1 l-unir-nnan-C. H. Holmes., '. u,r K(herl, deput ' ry In Klamath LOCALS Lakeview visitors in Klamath Kails well knotin Heud lumberman, passed II. '. Mo ll.a.tinaii In klnmalh W. llallour. owner of the llntfoiir hole! .. . . .. . .... .....i' -.11. I m ... .i ...i.. i- .i..i..iiii IiiiIhv In a - -larand exalted ruler of aoutlieru , ncnry 01 rortiumt, ivnuoxw -mi nt i nu"i"i" I thla week is F. .M. (Ircen. sheepman IhroUKh Klamath Valla yesterday 0rvgtn hlleln Klamath Vails, the Triple A or Ameil.au Automo- Klamath Valla enjoylnu a ...mbln.'d j of the nelshborln city. I enroute to bia home, after a brh-f t (n Wh(e ,,ectt 1 bile association la In Klamath Vails; hualncM and pleasure trip. ! trip Into California. j j . fur brief business. vwll In eon- III ll.lt I( K IUMT It was announced yesterday llial there has been built a largo lea lionl. ready fur any emergency, which will make Its ay over Klamath lake ..r ...... . " Mid. J"'"li.ra , M I liar at. tat . . I is ,J noreiMiB, . 1 ibis winter. U attain a speed ' huh and ., , KUM Here from llRonia Mrs. J. W. Connor and Mrs. J. Windsor, both l.akevlcw Visitor Tom Ward, residents of AIkoihb. spent yesterday! bookkeeper In the box factory of in Klamath Vails enjoying a holl-, the I nderwood Lumber company, ta ! .... k, . anendlni da; SuOppins tour. , luviuuru iu mo uut ui town viiiurs in Klamath Valla Ihla week. nccllon with the loeal office which I IIujI.ik l altb ( Imrlea Morton Kroiu Sacramento II. P. Carter, has recently been Installed. 1 la a visitor In Mamatti fans spemi Ina the week-end with Ills many Officers To He Fleeted Much In terest haa been created during the past few days with tha plans well under way tor the annual election of officers of the Business Pro fessional Women'a club of Klamath Vails'. The election will be held Monday evening, following a din ner In the dintngroom of the White Pelican hotel. Arrangementa for the affair Jave been made by Mlsa Jo t'pp. who also has charge of the reservations for the evening. A nominating committee has been working tor the past two weeks de ciding on jnamea to be raised for election. At the Empire H. E. Wlrth and: C. H. Sheldon, both well known In-1 aurance men, are In the city this' week from their homes in Medford. I They are guests of the Empire hotel'' while in Klamath Vails. I ndlng several day In the city In the In terest of a belting house tor which he travels. Merrill Visitor Mrs. Chester Avery of Merrill route Is Included In the out of town visitors In Klam ath Vails yesterday to enjoy a brief! shopping tour. San Francisco Visitor V. M. Terrell, wltn the Piston Saw com pany of San Vranrlsco, Is making his regular trip Into Klamath Valla from- the south, to rail on mill men. Hurley Fnjoya Hunt Harry Mor. ley threw off the cloak of business and enjoyed a hunt In the Tule lake country yesterday, returning with a good bag of ducks and Vlsiilne in Kb.matl.-Mra. Sadie!""9', M;.'v travel, out , San Paiiihe. nf ij.k.vi.- f im Francisco for the Kelly Tire com- -illNuln VUllor- M. A. I'uckctt , friends. "Charley" Is oue of the connected with the Pucketl logging j beat known cattle buyera along the ramp In Chlloqiiin la a business vtsl-, pacific coast. tor in the city this week-end. . ; Pany. for a short time yesterday to en joy a brief shopping trip. Mr. and were also Keno Itnitehrr In - - Ifcdln. well known Keno rancher la Includ ed In the nut of town business visi tors In the city today to shop and look into necessary affairs. Willi Southern Pacific--Marlon R. lloyles and II. C. Mlran.ler. South ern Plelflc aurveyora from their homes In Dunsmuir. arrived In Klamath Vails last nljcM for a short business trip. Fort Klamath Visitor J. T. Dixon and Jerry SNemoro Presbyterian Bazaar There is certain portion of the holiday sea-: Mrs. )aton of Malin son riven over to church and or- visitors in the city. ganiiation bazaars, and one of thel . ' most successful of this year's af- Chiloquln VLsltors Mr. and Mrs.; faira Is the Presbyterian church I w- Renkcing of Chiloquln spent bazaar which promises to be very unique. The baiaar will be held today in the basement of the church with a tea booth, daintily arranged. in one section of the church parlor. interested in the advancement of the United States Geological Survey fn Klamath county are spending some time here from their homes In t'i .nr-S. TV.-.. . I. yesterday in the city looking into", . ' ' ' . iuk tut-ir iivuuquar.ers ia uie linn LumlM-rnu-ii HereMr. and Mrs. tieorge It. Phluegar of Dray are vlallora In Klamath Valla this week. Phlngar la connected largely with a lumber company In the northern California city. Itoiuitiui VMtor Johnnie New man. Ilonnn.a resident, la Included In the business vlsliora In Klamath Valla yesterday. ;rttro Improving Oeorge C.race who was confined to the Klamath Valley hospital several days axo. re ; suffering from a aevere attack of lth Survey in kuii.iath Vred P. ,moBt ,he For, Kl-.trtat hi visitors; Illness, la highly Improved, accord Henshaw and J. T. Henshaw. both!. ... .. Ina to atteadanta. in xne city tuts wees irom neir. ranches In the Klamath country. business affairs and visiting with friends. hotel. I'ortlnnil Visitor Mr. nnd Mrs. On RnlnjMt IL.m. 1. R Thnmwi Tli in Is i he anti .in i ,,rVe r h. ! of ibc Case Threshing Machine com- 7""" " " t-oniana nr- This is the annual affair of the, . . 7,. j j rived in Klamath Vails last night I iiuhpuo la lUUUdFU 111 iu ; h.i... vi.i,,. i i-i ,k U..II.' t Pend the remainedr of the week I this week from the north : looking into matters connected withl,ea booths will be continued today ! ' the American Automobile association I Ladles' guild. Party Enjoyed Members of the young people's class of the First Presbyterian church were entertain ed last night by Rev. and Mrs. A. L. i (iuilil Holds llaiaiir A most suc cessful bazaar was enjoyed yester day by members of St. Paul's Kpls copnl guild when they conducted their annual affair in the huldlng recently vacated by Ilellman Realty company on the corner of Seventh and Main alreeta. The Imtaar and KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. Rates In confinement are runvlrntly low. adr-1 KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES . PURE DRUGS I In from Merrill Included in the I many out of town visitors in Klam-i , ,'!0"1 IMjKp h ""-"oyd DeLap ... t, i7i.. . j , , virr ui inw circuit court iir. vos- Rice at their home with a well ar- ? " .""".,CT'"UUJ " Jlr' Bna ! ,er,l.v w. enr,H . h, " i... i Jirs. .m. liincomini, well known Mer-i " " """ " ,j j .. with what was believed to he In- enjoyed the evening. . --- - i fluenia. ranged party. More than 35 guests To Visit Parents Among the col- rill residents, and .Mrs. year-old son, sllouhy OeLap, who Is the victim of pneu- Fort Klamath Visitor Jim Dixon ' raonia- "uowed but little Improvc- lege students who are expected to return in the Immediate futnre from ! ... i, i Oregon Agricultural college to spend ! " '", ""l c"y Ptrd.y from hu! j Christmas holidays with their par-i ranh the Fort Klomatn country . Good Maxwell spor, touring. new enta are Delos Milli and Mai Xenr- ' : Pa.nt. good tires, good running or-; enta are DelM Mills and Max New- Krom l)unsntuilrMT and Mrs. der. Vully equipped. 1725. Howie' Mm. both members of Sigma kn on. T M are 5pending thc Mor Co. D12-13 I the O. A. C. campus. v;eeknd in Klamath Vails from i Rancher in Yesterday William I " Tingley. Irancher of the Midland ! ' "' S"""ern Pac road, is included in the out of town I "c "n" "s ,rcl!!ht, "rto'- visitors spending yesterday in Klam-j!. Bak'0f " fP"r Ilne trlD durln ath Vails on business. hJ Tlslt ln K!a-ath county. n. IZZT n, Visitor from Salem E. M. Page. Stone of Lakeview arrived in Klam- !.SidC,nt "f a "tate chap- fj ath Vails last night from his home , ,u" , """s' urr,Tea ,n in the nearby city as a member of i he Ci;y e9,"dar "'ternoon the Elks delernllnn In Ih. Klnmnll. i " r-"" 'uaKe Have Your Xmas Photo grapha Taken Early. STINSON'S STUDIO ORANGES Three Dozen 70c Hurry Cash Grocery Phone 576 Falls lodge. ; of Klamath Falls. Visiting With Nephew Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Costello and family are recent arrivals In Klamath Valla trom their home In Vort Jones, Cali fornia', to visit with their nephew, Dr. Paul Sharp of this city. KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS ARE YOU AN OSTRICH? Do you shut your eyes when there is something you would prefer not to see? Ko man who refuses to investigate the claims of Cod to his life can claim to he broad. Give Cod a chance to speak to you.. Worship somewhere Sunday. Services of worship 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Good music. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hixth and Pine Streets. Arthur I.. l!lco. Minister Miller's Market is recognized and fcoted for choice, full-flavored, tender Meal.? so d at mod erate prices. Every day you meet here thrifty housewives seeking quality cuts at cut prices. "We Meet All Competition." Miller's Market GUS MILLER, Prop Main, near Eighth ' Phones 750 and 751 4 Deliveries Daily i ' in -t in fr : 20th CENTURY YULETIDE GREETINGS The Spirit of Friendship and Charity prevail, warming the hearts of mankind. Generous thoughts are uppermost in the minds of everyone, giving to the unfor tunate happiness, and making cheerfulness the universal word. These 20th Cen tury Stores, contributing toward the spirit of the Season, make these generous Christmas offerings. Remember that it's better to shop early and buy your food supplies at a 20th Century. There really are no better places to trade. Prices Good From Saturday, Dec.12 to Thursday, Dec. 24, Inclusive Wrnson OH Quart Can 40 Crystal White Soap 10 liars. HOY Knox (rt'lnflne Package. ,U0V Oysters, American Reauty 5-oz. Cans. S for !ic EXTRA SPECIALS Jello Any flavor ParkBKO le Cami.ilon Milk Tall Cans,. MM Hhrlmp, tim-rirnn l!cnity Ijitrnt Park No. 1 Cans IV MarnM-liino ClwlTlcw. 3-ox. bottle, I.V; 3-ol. bottle, 2:1c t'rlsco 3-lh. fan 7Hc Krnnomy Mnfrltfi, full, Rood sited llox. it for Ullr Campbells Tonmlo Houp 3 I'ana U,1r Ripe Olives Hulk Pint, ZHe; Quart, 4.1c ITEMS FOR BAKING Citron Peel Orange and lmon IVvl l.lliliyn Mincenient Hulk, very Pound. Mc Pound, !te fine. 2 lbs., 4.1c Royal linking Ponder Hulk Italains Prefernil Work Currants 12 oi., 4:lr; 2 hi lbs.. Sl.iM 3-lh. I'iirkage USc twice cleaned, 15-oi pkg- c Coconniit Hulk, hmr thread, sugar cured, Pnnnd. 14ic CANNED GOODS Sakhalin Crab Meat, Sweet, firm white meat, Halves 33c Kfnndnnl Pens flood quality, lender Three Cans. 40c l.lly of llio Valley (iolden llnntani Corn Three Cans, 70c Did Monte Tomnloes Urn Cnn, I lie Pinenpple, llmken Hllrifl Large Cans, TUlc Can 20th Century Coffee, perfectly blended a and roasted. Direct from our Roaster to you. Pound, 48c 3 lbs., $1.43 CANDIES, NUTS, POPCORN, ETC. This year's sale of Xmas Candy far surpa sses in every way that of any other year Quality, Variety and Trices. Hat in Flnisl.etl Mlteil f'nndy Pound, 2tc; 3 lbs. .Hie Crysttilliteil Itiims nnd Cream Pound, ttile, 2 His., 4;lr Kxtrn Crenii. Mixd Candy Pound, Sr; 2 lbs., .17c Fancy llrrnhry clinrtilntn Drops, I'nufld, 4.1r 2s-lb. Uox, (I.IO French Creams, Pound, nilc ClirlNtnins Mlxrfl Cnndy Pound, tt2r; 3 lbs., IIOc. Commerrliil Clinrolntea 2 lbs., 4llc Walnuts Large lludded Fran- quettes, Pound 42e MIximI Nuts Newoiit and best, no Peanuts, Pound, H'-lc Special Quantity Prices to Churches and Societies on Candy and Nuts, Ask tho Sales Pcoplo Hulk Hales, pound .v Fancy Ijiyer Figs, hi I....2c Popcorn, Itlolip Ilrnntl 2 lbs., 'Jir. Dainty Ibilea, 2 pkgs S.K Cluster IIiiInIi.s, pkg IIH ORANGES, GRAPE FRUIT AND APPLES The Very Best Navel Oranges and Florida Grape Fruit Special Prices APPLES Many varieties All Sizes Special Trices 20th CENTURY GROCERY 812 MAIN STREET KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. -j. fj. A CHRISTMAS FUR SAL at the NORTHER FUR SHOl MAKE YOUK GIFT TO A GIFf OF FUR t Northern Heal Coal, Apposum Trim ... ! Northern Heal Cnsl, ftiulrrel Trim Northern H'al Coal, Wolf Collar Anar Mink Coa( Huron Heal Cost, Hqulrrel l ollar .... Northern Rul Cost, Hulrrl Trim Northern H-al Cost, Hi;ulrrel Trim . ... N rthern Heal t'nai, Hiiulrrel Trim FX Frenrh Krsl t:nat, Hkuak Trim Northern Krai Coal. Kltrh Trio 31 Anar .Mint Coat 1 Haul rrel Coat Anar Mink Jarnuettl 1 Caiella Jarketle 1 I Sale from De! Dec. 2 Soecial Shipment mat Art Go4 SANITARY MARKET ME SPECIALS BEEF Boneless Beef Tot Roast, lb '. Tot Roast, Bono In, lb Trimo Rib Roast, Boned and Rolled, lb. Rib Boiling Beef, lb Sriloin Stea.k, Baby Beef, lb T-IJono Steak, Baby Beef, lb . Round Steak, Baby Beef, lb Shoulder Veal Roast, lb. Shoulder Veal Steak, lb. 5 lbs. Roast Pork Pork Steak, lb. ... VEAL lb lb PORK MUTTON Leg Mutton, lb Mutton Stew, lb Sanitary Mark TWO PHONES 22-23.