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11:30 a. m. Sunday school.
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Try a Nowa Class Ad.
INFLUENZA
Q As i prevontlv. tntt end
inhult night and morning--
VAPORUB
Vetr 2iMillktnJmr O'J Ymarly
girl I
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ttart an
Elks' Annual
Masque Ball ,
MONDAY NIGHT
FEBRUARY 22
Prizes nwnrded for
, most beautiful, original
and comical1 costumes.
Invitations at club.
The Customer Pays TheMacctionery
The Fancy Fixtures and Frills and High Overhead Expense Has
to Be Added to the Cost of the Merchandise
I Sell for Less
Because 1 1 lave a Plain Store and a Minimum of Help. The Value Is
in the Goods.
WORK SHOES DRESS SHOES
$3.35 $4.75
Heavy Solrs. Hard Wearing Full Vamp, All Leather
Uppers. Real Value Comfort and Service
Leal her Faced Canvas Gloves 2 pair 45c
J ,
CORDUROY PANTS . KHAKI PANTS
$3.75 $1.95
Lloyd Ryan
CLOTHIER "
Home of the Workingmen. ,
cordially invites the public to attend
their opening
Saturday, Feb. 13, 1926
In their new location in the
Grizzle Building
Next to the Arcade Hotel.
Lots of Music i Free Punch
Delicious Salads and Sandwiches
' Homemade Pies and Cakes
Cigars . Candy Tobacco
Come and Meet Your Friends
Annual Valentine's
Carnival Ball
Malm
Saturday Nite
Sailing's Orchestra
31
Unusual Values
at
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Visit one of our Stores Saturday, Monday, or any day and
supply your food needs at big saving prices. We can
Serve You Better and Save You More.
MEDIUM SIZE SOLID HEAD LETT USE, EACH 5c
FANCY RIPE FIRM BANANAS, THREE POUNDS 25 C
MEDIUM SIZE TENDER PEAS, CAN 15c
No 2Y2 CANS PEACHES, APRICOTS AND PINEAPPLE, 2 cans for..45c
PURE RASPBERRY PRESERVES, THREE-POUND JARS 69 C
riNEST HARD WHEAT FLOUR, 4 lb. SACK ... $2.48
STONE'S REST BUTTER, TWO-POUND ROLL . 95 C
LARGE BARS LILY WHITE SOAP, FOUR FOR 25 C
IN OUR MARKETS
LARD
Pure Pork home rendered 1 Q
Bring your pails, 5 lbs..- V
STEAKS
Round, Rib or
Sirloin, pound
25c
WEINERS
Large and Juicy,
Always fresh, pound
20c
POT ROAST
Prim j Young Beef,
Poi'nd
15c
BACK BACON
Lean, Mild Cure
Backs, pound
37c
SAUERKRAUT
The best you ever ate,
per quart
15c
FOR QUALITY MEATS STICK TO STONE'S WHERE QUALITY
IS NOT SACRIFICED TO MET PRICES
TWO
STORES
423 Main
717 Main
n.'' 11 i i MoHprn Fnnrl Rtnr XX .5 AX
TWO
MARKETS
423 Main
717 Main
Go East
The Sianset Way
Buy
Roundtrlp
Tickets .,
profit by
long limits and
stopover privileges.
See tho Apmche
TraM of Arixona
lummer temparnturo; colorful ? j t
scones aboard til
. Sunset Limited i
Firtt-class in every detail; club and obtervm
tion cars; shower baths; Southern Pacific din
ing car. Maid, barber and valet.
Operates from San Fran clsco viaLos Angeles,
H Paso, San Antonio, Houston Co New Or
leans. Through sleeper to Dallas. -
Connections at New Orleans with trains for -northandeast,orwithSouthem?acincsteanv
ers for New Xorkl Meals and berths on the
steamers included in one fare. Also Sunset
Express withstandardandtourfet sleepers., ....
Any Southern Pacific agent will gladly supply
all details and aid in planning your itinerary.
y. i . MlUitKR. liibtrlt-t I'feleiit and Paswcnscr. Airent
S05 JHopl;a Bldg. - Klamath FnUs, Or. ' r PnoneOt
TASTIEST
ITT;
71
Sl-
Juicy Roasts
Savoiy and flavory, cut from the choicest fat
steers these Roasts are tender enough to melt
in your mouth.
You don't have to insist on good meat here
we cany no other kind.
Miller's Market
GUS MILLER, Prop- '
Main, near I 'ghth Phone 750 and 7S1
4 Deliveries Daily