The Klamath news., March 20, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

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Q-LOCALS
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Mi-U.or.1 Vl-itor A. 11. Kmlria of , Klamath Fall. durl.ui tho .atl f.a Mr , A.l'hrin.' -f Ktaina.ti r'all
Mdford p'ut la pint few day d. Aov-o.d.nii to the men the , , A,h1(n,( . vi.-ii.liy lor
In Klamath Kal!. looking Into bu- condition.. In Ih, country ar. how- (.w j,,., ,,ull.e. Ahlan.l
Ine-M affair. ,n "PlenJiJ outlook. Puilv TMIiin.
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1, ,. ,,er re.utent. ... M -h,-r r .... fc' ;";
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but I'ren rrnite, lor
Mill Men III II. A W M"' TT" .11 Ml..
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c,. ... M.en.1 Ih. rem.. "I.. -I .he .ml W.li.r Short ... I-Unn.n. ...
.eek ... Kl..mlh K.IN ",e, .re .,.! Ih. .eek end .llh Mr. and
, ... the Kwplrr V Ul .hlle Mr. A II Ne...... .1 -he New."..
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Tfft a.
Kraut Sii-auo Kivw Krany Key.
DOlds ot Spraau Hivrr. waa in
the city ye.terd.iy afternoon for .
abort time to traniuct liuine nf
laira. Lamm In Yplrnlay W. E
Umm, president of noury. was
In the lity from hi. home at
Lamm', mill. Modoc Point, to at
tend the Friday meetlnn of Rotary.
Ilcgiftti-r Car Six residents of
California and one from Vatiing.
toa reiti.tered their out of aiate
ear. yesterday at the, Triple A booth,
chamber of commerce, according to
the registration cards. The Call
fornia permits included Jack l.ar
en. Albion, Archie Anderson. San
Francisco, .M. E. O'Brien. Stock
ton, Jack I-arsen. t second carl Al
bion, J. H. Conover. Yreka. and .
Oeorite Davis and Robert Went.
Vallejo. The Washinston car as
oirned by Carl Pearson of Spokane. ;
Krom the HnirJirr) Mr. and
Mra. Percy Southk-k. of the
Crooked Creek hatchery, were la
the city yeterday from their homo, i
Southwlck is superintendent of the.;
hatchery.
' In From Ifcmnnaa A. T l-n-ell.
prominent rancher and rest
Jent of the llon-inia d.Mri.t. l-m-ell
valley, wan in the city Frldav
to tranact affair, and viait tth
a number of business frlrn.l.
Mr. Colnell In Mr. Han Col
'well was visltins in Klamath Falls
for a time during the past week
from her home in the Merrill
country.
Stuk.-l VMts IucIj.Ic.I in the
many out of town buninoss visitors
in Klam.lh l'li th' we,k '"j
Charles Stukel. well known sheep-'
man of the Merrill country.
In From Merrill A recent bu
iness tisitor in Klamath Falls wa
W. 11 Hatfield, well known resi
dent of the -Merrill district, who
spent Thursday in the city.
Child Is IU.rn Mr and Mrs. I
K. llray. East Main slice! are
recvivm l!e .onmatulatious of
their many friend, over the b.r.h
of an infant son weighing eluht
pound.. The child wai born at 3
a. m. Friday.
I.lnfo.y lniirmr John Linlcny
wa. ahli" to he removed to his home
at 0 Lincoln tree. after suhiuit-i
ting to an operaiiou in Ihe Kt.m
ath Valley hospital for ofpendlci-lis.
In lu Sho-Mr. K K Holland
of Spiaiue ll.ver, i. hi Ihe cm
f.-r the remainder of the eek t"
Iransa.t hu.lnesa and to ho' She
i ihe wife VI Ihe .n"i nuendent
of Ihe Campbell-Toole l.ulnher
companv t.f aprat.e I; 'i
On ltusim's Ihr. J Val Smith,
ronmvled wi.h the Occi.lcn.al In
surance company at San Franciaco,
is a lupine visitor In Klamath
Falls for a few days.
To rrivr In Klomsiti J I'
Whitley, pharmacist. l rv..e.ic.l lo
arrive in Klamath. Falls from his
home In laiCranrie lo a. -pt a po
Itlon wih the Wbll.naa i'ru torn
panv Whllley will lie 111 Ihe cllv
March :1
la from Bluiw-IU-rtnun Mrs. Ed
Peterson and Mrs. Colin McNahj
were in Klamath Falls yesterday!
shopping for a time. They reside
at Bhaar-IJertram mill, where their
husbands are employed.
O'Keefe Ill-other In Included
in the prominent sheepmen in
Klamath Falls during the past few
day, were Con J. O'Keefe and hi.
brother and partner. Pat O'Keefe
of Lakeview.
Mcilfeivd Visit ur Dorothy Jew-
ett McUee of Medford. haa been
visiting In Klamath Falls for sev
eral days.
Fr dnv in hthxiuiu Miss t.la
Moniyer and Mrs. Charles Martin
spent yesterday afternoon in Chilo
qu.n. attending to business mailers.
Munt to Atletiil f -ores of wo
men In the city are planning to
attend Ihe annual aimns opening
to he held this aftei.i.H.n In (he
Woman's Store from 3 o'clock un
til i o'clock In the re.lv lo wear
department. 'The m."H-l will In
clude Mr.. Inland Wliliis. Mis.
lne Jenkins. Mlaa S':! lumber
hhiilnii II M Poller .was m
the city ye.terdav lor Ilia afternoon
l.t look mis. buslnrsa alfalts and
shop Poller a lesl.lenl III Chil
o.Ulll.
I'r.iigle to ! Marie A Pun
le ha. .old lot 34, In I. lock II?
of Mill, addition for a rons.deia
lion of (ftii.t lo V, W Masry ol
Klajiialh Falls The deed was filed
yesterday.
Morrill l.ltors Mr and Mr.
(', II Howman and daushtrr Mlsi
vi..i..ri. Il..,i, ra In thet
city Friday lo shop .no inansnc!
busineaa affair.
Ill Fnim Ala-.iina Km,..i .....
son nf Algmtia was a liusiu,., ' W u
or in iii i lly e.tenlav. , o,
rl! t
lleluililMg T.Mlay Ba)l ,'
Falllhea and sou jimmy at. rem- ""Ml
lug lo llielr hum. in l.ske.i (,, ""I J
lav after vlsiimg am, Mr, y "'"WJ
bee a l.er and brother In I.. H, ' !
and Mis, W C halhin u Mollj 'Hi
r"" v
hi ljUV ISjAlUt.lak Wi-- . ul.
, ,,. , tf,ti. rv (
lug M-i.ral days In Klamalli Valla lT'u '
William F Wimdward will s.114:
to Poitland lo.lav While m ( 1
liv W.Midwatd delivered Ih. .trll. hiul
ratory address (ur the naw rta. ,
muni a hoot and tr.i.r.i..
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KAPSO FOR COLDS
FORBES
sU:.E DRUGS
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Herr on Ihudness F. W. Bar
rett of Medford. has been in
Klamath Fall, several days to make
a brief business trip here.
Howard In M. W. Howard. Mer
rill resident, was a business visitor!
In Klamath Falls yesterday.
On nuslnrM Here Mrs. J. A. i
Brown combined business and pleas-1
ure this past week when she made;
several visits into Klamath Falls!
from the Brown ranch in the Mer-;
rill district.
Keller Member C. C. Kelley.
state highway engineer and head
of the road department aa engi
neer, is the latest :' member of the
Klamath county chamber of com
merce, according to the bulletin
board yesterday.
Short lieturn Waller Short of
tho I'niverslty of Oregon, returned
to Klamath Falls laat n:ghl to en
Joy the spring varation here wilh
friends and relatives. Short will
spend l' days In Klamath before
returning to Eugene to resume his
studies.
Vlsli In Tiiluin Arthur W.l
son of the Wilson Abstract com
pany and E. M. ilirbb of the Am
erican Natioanl hank, made a brief
buAineas trip lo Chlloquln yester
day for the afternoon.
O'Connors In John O'Connor
and his brother Jerry O'Connor,
prominent sheepmen of the Lake
view country as well as Merrill and
Malin. were business visitors in
In From fhlbxiiihi Mrs. M. A
Winniford of Bastbrook farm near
Chiloqnln. has been vlaitln; in
Klamath Falls for a brief lime.
Mrs. Cnrdwcll IM..U ord was
received in Klamath Falls yesterday
telling of the death of Mrs. Han
Cardwell. sister-in-law of Ej Card
well uf For Klamath, who passed
away at her home in San Francisco
this week. Mrs. Cardwell la the
mother of Mm. Al fl. Short, for
Co. Supt. Hero Fred Peterson,
county school superintendent of
Klamath county spent yesterday in
snoE.s itEitni.T
Not Cobbled
JACK FROST
Work (iloTm
flth Be.
Dinner Dance
from
at the
White Pelican
Hotel
Dinner Per Plate $1.50
Cover Charge After Eight o'clock
11.00 Pr Couple
Music By The Tantalizers
htop r.iMiK
anil
LISTEN
SAFETY FIRST
h
HIGH SCHOOL
i
FREMONT SCHOOL
Snluldny Muht
A Nice Roast,
. Madame!
Of course you'll want one the instant you
see these tempting cuts. Quality and moderate
pnees make this an interestinp place to shop.
Tempting specials:
Sirloin Steak
Round Steak
Veal Steak
1
Roast Beef
Roait Pork
Roast Lamb
Sariitary Market
Seventh and Main Streets
Two Phonei 22-23.
Buena Vista Store
Phone 609-J.
We have an extra special to offer our customei-s
next week A fine grade of select apples at a
veiy good price. Only a few boxes left at $1.35
10 lb. Sack Rolled Oats 60
10 lb. Sack Farina '75
10 lb. Sack Com Meal .50
5 lb. Sack Pancake Flour 45
Dried Peaches, per lb '25
Best grade Italian Prunes, 2 lbs .35
Don't forget when making out your order
that we handle a good line of both Fresh and
Smoked Meats.
Pure Pork Sausage
Backbone and Spareribs
Two Pounds for 55
Country Chickens, lb 35c
Oysters, can 15C
Crab, can .: i5c
Tuna Fish, can 15C
Oval Sardines, can .' 15C
Com, can 15C
Tomatoes, can 15C
Peas, can 15c
String Beans, can 15C
Cauliflower I0c
Rhubarb, lb 15C
New Potatoes, 2 lbs 25c
Fresh Tomatoes, lb 25c
Cottage Cheese, lb. 25c
"ne Canned Cherries,, full qt'. 55c
wa . Size Royal Anns 75c
Gal. Size Peaches '.. . 75c
Gal. Size Pears .ISc.
Gal. Size Apricots 75c
Gal. Size Loganberries 75c
Gal. Size Blackberries 75c
5 lb. Size Dry Pak prunes - . ...75c
jai. .-).(. mines
Gal. Size Plums
Gal. Size Apples
50c
50c
55c
Joe Scott, Beatty, Oregon, received the $5.00 Free
Merchandise. Are you next?
Compare our prices with those of any other store w , , .
ly any order amounting to $1.00 or more without extra r . '
PUBLIC MARKET
126 No. 6th St.
I . ; 1 - .-
Klamath Klothingiv
Tnlntr'o C .1
w
ti tt'lfJ
Chalmers' Ai:
Suita,8i
' $2
Mi-n's Fine W
Black Colors, 2
50
Men's Fancy Si
T.rc value, &)
Men's Tas
531
Men's 16 U
Shoes, 1
Men's t
Shift J
11 x' rji. 1
Men's Khaki Riding
Breeches, Double
Knee and Seat,
1 Kxtra Special at
$1.95
Men's If
Kii
Fancy
Button
It will pay you to watch and I UJ
these Today'. Sl-dJJLj
listed is a genuine bF 1
f iri amatiTkio
Leading
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Klamath
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Phone 169