THE KLAMATH NEWS
SATURDAY, .TUNE 23. 1928
PAGE THRE3
CITY BRIEFS
i Mra. Kuri Walker ,of illy . w
a vlnllur In lliv rll Krl.lAy ell
mule In Aahluud far ntlurt vlalt
Willi frlmiila. Mm, Walk!1 was
k gucat nl Ilia Hall linliil.
Mr. mil Mn. I,i MitNniulit
, returned Immii Friday aflor
i fw UnV vlalt wlih Unilr aiw-ln-
known roaliUmt
ley.
Cnpi-o' einpluyna will enjoy a pic-'after spending lhe put week In
nil, anil will rut urn (i their ' Urn i Uy. Mr. Di'ln II returned l
liiiina In I hlii city vU Meilford. Ilila liom In Halnm (nil "iIk
1 It'iilvlc to Ills home In Medfnrd.
J, It, WoiidHiin.iif KuKne arrlv-r ' .
ud yestvrriuy to spend a few days ' J. K. Wlilllliigton, Alio Whit-
of I.uiiK"ll Vol-1 liro on luminal. , llo In a guest mutton, and Mr. and Mra. W. II.
I at mo Hums. . I Myers p( Im AiikuIv stopped lu
' ilho clly Tliumduy evening, en-
II. Taylor of Reatllo la a route to their lioinii In tha. south
Mr. and Mra. '. I). Arthur nf
I.shuvIhw am aivinltiiK a ahort
llmu with ftliuula III tuu clly.
Iiualnuaa vlaltor In tho cliy. Mr. aftiT a lour of Oregon, f They
Tuylnr la a guunt at tliu Wlllard. I wnro guste at tha Kerns hotel.
(.'.'It. Htlun la amour tun kiimu ' Mra. K. II. Jefferson and ann
Mra. J. K. Mrlkiugul and amvll realalerwl at the Wlllurd from ) Jami-a havtl arrircd here, from
ami, who have l' n vlaltlng with hla homo at 1'ortluinl. ' 1'ortlaud to mike their future
luw and iluuithl.r. Mr. and Mra. frlenda In Modfnrd fur 4 ho paal ''hum. Mr. Jefferson ta the frlx-
l.vlauil Wllllla of l.kvlw. Mr. j lew iluya will meet Mr. M Douaul w. A. Drilled and Judxe Wll- iilulre salesman located In . thla
and Mra. Mrllonulil are well 'at I'ruapoct today, whom too 'llam M. f'olvtg" 'left" yesleriluy ' city. ' ' " ''
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DEPENDABLE MERCHANDJSEpBv:
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StffOWE
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BETTER
QUALITY
QUALITY and SERVICE :
717 Main St. Phone 150
423 Main St. Phone 844
MODERN
FOOD
STORES
LOWER
PRICES
CONSISTENT PRICES
Corner of Sixth and Main
Phone 83
SAFETY IN SHOPPING '
In keeping with our policy to sell the best for less; to maintain a higher standard in
merchandising; we strive to make our stores more than just shopping places. Stone's ;'
Stores are veritable supply depots', where pure foods are in abundance, where thrift '
and economy greet you, where cleanliness is paramount. These combined with our
courteous, helpful service and a satisfaction of moneyback guarantee with each and '
every purchase gives you assurance of safety in shopping at Stone's
Cantaloupes
Jumbo n'v.e. All riio OQ
finest duality. 3 for ad 17 C
New Cabbage
iium m?
y
per pound
Medium nine, solid head
funcy
Tomatoes
Fancy California grown
Firm and ripe Ofi
2 pounds aawl
Bananas
Ripe golden fruit'. A cheap
price today QC
it pounds aaOC
Bunch Vegetables
Carrots, Beets Turnips. Fresh
and best quality. T
2 bunches IOC
Peaches
Early Clings Ripe and
juicy 91,.
3 pounds afitej
New Spuds
Medium size, fretdi and fine
quality . ,1Qr
6 pounds 1 iL
Lettuce
Fancy Northern. Fresh, solid
heads 1 (J
2 for :....: IOC
Water Melons
Fancy Klondikes. Guaran
teed ripe A
per' pound T t
Pork and Beans
Van Camps medium
An .unusual "I C
value. 2 cans IOC
Pineapple
No. 2'i cans broken
39c
..l: If- I
nilten..
syrup. 2 cans..
Peaches
No. 2' cans Del Monte
Sliced or Alr
halves. 2 cans..raJ C
I AM Kerr best quality. Assort- f1 AC
JrVlU e1 fnvors. No. 10 "tins.... P 1 aUO
17Ii"ilTI? Anchor Brand. Local flj-i fiA
V LUU K blt.nd( bargain. 49 lbs. 1 'Py
Poat Toaatres or Corn Flakea Large size pack
ages. (Limit of 3) a Stone's special (J '
per package wC
ni;n Pnurrlar Calumet Brand Save at
uunms u" stones
2Vi-Jound can
55c
I Ann Swifts Silver Leaf. A t 1 QQ
IV17 saving value. 8-lb. paiI.....P 1 aOaV
Cbni-fonirni-SwifU Jewel A vegetable
witui iviim compound
8-pound pail
$1.33
rTiliriri? Maxwell House. A sav- At.
Lurruii. inK vaIue x pound 4yc
Raisins
Ehrman's Best seedless.
Sanitary scaled pack
ages 4-lb. package.. Jwt
Crackers
Plain or salted. Fresh
sodas , OJ
3-lb. boxes OOC
Tomatoes
No. 2Vi cans standard
A real value Q C
2 cans faUC
Stone's Special Coffee
ft 1 Ifl Full Flavor, Fresh O
3 1 1 U 3 lbs. Ground -1 lbTa) C
Stone's Supreme Coffee
You can't drink the can, so why pay for it?
$1.45, lb8FirstQFSFine9t1.b.49c
In Our Markets
3eef Short Ribs, Veal Breast, Pork Ribs
18c POUND
Roasts Beef, Veal, Pork
22c POUND
BaCOn BackS curcf ")ac'ts n'y a cw h"n(lrci pounds. Be aure you get yours ''
Klamath County's Leading Food Distributors
I - r. u f ' . ir,
mm
of bargains in every dep't
its Klamath's Greatest Sale
Be the first here when the door opens as
hundreds of items are awaiting every
thrifty buyer
4 4.
IMceo Smmaclmed
on Women's New Summer Coats, Dresses , and Ensemble
MEN'S SUITS FIFTEEN DOLLARS
J ....
Work Sox
10c
"Economists p, Distribution"
Work Shirts
49c
KLAMATH XilL FALLS
C. D. Tiylor la atopplns at tha
Wlllard during a buslnesa Tlalt
lu the cltjr from Sao Francisco.
Mrs. Fred Johnson arrived In
the city . yesterdajr to spend sev
eral days shopping. She la a
guest at the Wlllar hotel.
A. Kallnn. prominent Malin
merchant, was a business Tlnltor
la the city Friday.'
' J. J. Roberts of San Francisco
Is smonfi. the guests registered
at the Kerns hotel during a busi
ness visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Hawk are
mona Is a brother of Aev. A. F.
Simmons of this city. Miss Sim
mons will return home with ber
father.
addition, which Is claimed by
both the plaintiff and the defend
ant, Henry Schnleder.' i
Portland. They are guests at tha
Hotel Hall.
Odessa Clbblns Is spending a
few days In the city from Lake
view and Is stopping at the Kerns
hotel. ,
Percy Dixon, well known resl-
transacting' business In the city
for a few hours yesterday.
A. Sterrltt of Saa Francisco la
among the guests registered at:
the Hall hotel. Mr. Sterrltt Is
here on a buslnesa trip.
A. H. Schramm, state supeiia-
InnilAnl nf tianka. ta anendlne
laomtraJ di . lilanlh Fall ou
tbusineae from hla headquarters
at Portland. .
X. Arxner of . Lakavtaw - la
spending a few daya in tha city
and wb'U here la stopping at
Hotel Hall.
H. . F. Morrison la a buslnesa
visitor In the city from bis home
at Portland and Is registered at
the Hall -hotel!--. , ;
A souvenir booklet featuring
tbe United American Sokols of
the Pacific haa been published
by the merchants of Malin to
visitors,-in the city from their ''advertise the Fourth of July cele-
home at Walla Walla Wash.,
for a Bbort time. They are reg
' Istered at 'the Kerns hotel. "
bration which they are sponsor
ing. The booklet, which is well
illustrated, .also Contains many
facta about the Malin country.
Mr. Simmons, father of Miss The front part of It is given over
I Miss Hazel McClelland, county
health nurne. Is expected, to re-.
turn Monday from Portland and '
other northern points, where she
haa enjoyed a fortnight's vaca
tion, ...
: Marion flimmnnr vhM haa Imam
i the house guest of Miss Dehlta
i Hawkins for the past two weeks,
I arrived last night from Fossil,
;Ore., for short visit. Mr. Sim-
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Ill llDV KUOUKVELT
"The'Cowboy
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A murder without .a clue
anil a girl iwithout a mem
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to a description of the fete held
at Prague in 1926.
George R. Knapp filed a di
vorce ault In the circuit court
Friday against Ursa Knapp on
grounda of cruel and inhuman
treatment.
Those who are expecting to
make the trip to the lava beds
Sunday under the guidance of
Captain O. C. Applegate are ask
ed to meet at the chamber of
commerce corner at 8 o'clock In
stead of six o'i'ock. The cara
van will return about 6 o'clock
Sunday evening.
I Mr. and Mrs. John V. Houston,
who have been spending the win
ter months In Florida, are ex
pected to return to their home
in thla city today.
Mrs. T. W. Renlck la enjoying
a visit In Oakland, California,
with ber brother, William Brady.
She expects to return borne this
coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith of
Crescent lake are visiting in the
city today with frrlends. They
are among the arrivals at the
Hotel Arcade. . .. .'
James Harris of Klamath Falls
has returned home after an en
joyable visit at Central Point
with his mother, Mrs. il. Harris.
, Dr. L. H. Story, conected with
the state board of health In
i Portland, Is spending a few days
in Klamath Falla on business.
He la a guest at the Wlllard.
I'
Mr. aqd Mrs. A. Frank Miller
I of Palslay are enjoying a short
I visit In Klamath Falls and are
; among the guests registered at
the Willard.'
I Leo P. Sagehorn was granted j
'at the office of tha county clerk.
Friday afternoon. Both gave
their address as Kirk.
J. M. Word and D. O. Williams
are transacting business in Klam
ath Falla for several days from
Warren Crooks, formerly ot
the Golden Rule of this city and
now manager ot the store at
Chiloquln, Is confined to hla
home In the neighboring town
with an attack of illness. ' '
Chicken dinner special for
Sunday at Keno. Tourista, fish
ermen, yon will find this an Ideal
place to eat a real home cooked
qhicken dinner. Moore's restaur
ant. Jack Boslar, proprietor.
- 23-lt
John D. Morgan filed an
. oquity proceedings in the circuit
j court Friday, asking tor settle
ment on a lot In Buena Vista
At The PINE TREE
NOW SHOWING
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Home Made Jam um-m-m-m-m-m-m-m!
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and
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Starring JOHNCILBERT
Smooth, Creamy Custards
Carnation
Doubly rich in cream, Carna
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any dish. "Homogenized" to
break up the cream into finest
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