The Klamath news., July 21, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

SATURDAY,' .JULY 21; 1928
THE KLAMATH NEWS
PAGE THREE
CITY, BRIEFS
Harold H. IMI nl San rrmi
flsro, asslatatil silvorllsltii man
Kr for the Aancll4 Oil com
Imny, mid who hu been, vlalllng
II tlio Aasoclalad Oil aaetirle
Pit th I'xlflo euaat, l a visitor
lit kleuialti rail (or jivvuriil ilnys.
' t ,
' Among lh visitors In Ilia r,H
Is ItolMirt Hanger, brother o( II.
K. Ilsur of lb llulrk (araita,
who ! pnllnx eunietlm hum.
Rurlni lil vlilt several flliln
nil outing lrli have beet) plau
nd. . .' ,. i
J. K. Kelea returned yeeler
ilsy from aeveral daya piit t
lha Ooldn Dream oitne lauulod
In Curry county near (Irani !'.
Iq brought bark Jar of blark
,aand, In whlrh could It dalaotad
number of (old plecee vhlrb
ilia had paiini'd (ron Ui lraina
I ...
In! lht o'rlmk In lha inornlii
from Hi chamber -of commune,
i'muls Inleronted In Uklnx III
, trip r Invited to in it lh
,cliumlor of comtnerc. Thos
j wlshm to luk their car will
In lb (loldea Dream dlatrlrt. ; b wolionied, according to. Cap
Jiiclan W, U. Ilurnaa and auvnral ' 1 u In Aul.'ate.
other men uru uwuere of llila
nilu. '
llatod for two wor year. Mr.
Mcl'herrea apanl th psstwo
wk hor iiJoTliif a trip to
Crat.r l-k and other aoenlc
nla He la (rail . known IB
I ISIm.1I. V-1 1 HliaM hm altAfllt.
ed hl(b achool. '
her lo section wber lhr la
mora plvaaur' and I alarm for
her life. Ml Kdoiund la en
Joying a tour of aouthrn Oregon,
till waa accompanied by hr
friend. Mra. 8. M. Smith of
Marahflcld, Oregon.
Mr. and Mr. Bmlth bar not-
Mra B. Dlet'ch and daughter
Mr., tl. Whltehrsil of Wood..Ml Wjlifud Dleucna, man r d i . lh .....en,. n6W ,.
laud, California, loft on Krliluy apuoiug in iummw niontn ai ; n (lt spring which wa Jual
Win. Allmiu l.oomln, who haa , uurnlug'a tram WIIU a relallv i Konalaiig. Oermsny, with relative : ,c,nlr completed. Mr. Hmltb
been a guat In lb Uy lur the i who ha been lu illl health for land frleuda ar having a dwlurnt-1 ta connected with Loreiu ec-m-
ni h, baa returned lo her sum tlitto. Mra. Whitehead l,u' trip. Recently they enjoye.i piny.
home In Hen ltlgo. Mia lyoial. felurallig to bar borne at Wood
daughter uf Mr. and Mra. Cbae. laud- 8h arrived In th city
oorala, formerly msijii her bom yesterday from the aoulb,
lure, aim na Men visiting
number of friend lb' the city.
Ralph 1 Farmer.' Chlloquln at.
loruey. wu among th bustnrae
vtidtora' In the city yueterday.'
for an Injured band which he
sustained when b wa atrurk
with heavy limber.
r. 8. Tonner of PeUluma, Cali
fornia, la enjoying a vlalt In
Klamath rail.
Fred McCormlck of the Bhew
flcrtram Lumb'sr company la uf
fering from a broken limn whlrh
be auatalned on Wedaeaday while
at hia position.
William Wagoner, editor Of thc!f
t ,
Ml1, and Mra.' O. II.. l.anglel
of Lincoln el reel are receiving
cougraluhllona on th birth of a
new aon at the Klamath Valley
Wilbur Kennelt. msesgur of
th llrnwnevllle Woolen Mllla
BinM ef this HI v. .4i-ft for Post-
is.,,! io .need the floiil rites of . Minor Herald of Kllmore, Call-
Mr. Bowman.! orealdenr. of tba-r't""!- ' oPany with Judge
concern, who pnaaed away aud
denly. , j , ' .'
a dellgbtrul trip by ateamvr lOj . , ,
Meuraburgam , Ilodenaa Jw" Kdward McHroom. timber man
,u, .......... -"'lor Lakevuw. I re ler a iw )rew-, umion. N.
plan to rturu bom la Beptem- dr, njyin, medical treatment 7 jj Mln Kt adv.
ber. , I .... .... j.iu i-.-ui. .u ...
I I 1 IT7T
JnnJ )
YSPRA3T
. flies, mosquitoes,
roadies tfmofhs, I ice
and many oDwr insects
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Ht lTS TO MKAHl'KK
Fall aample of Itetmer wool
en ar here. Be meaaured now. 1 TT?
" tiTtiTry Mews Classified Ads for Kesults
John (iarvln, apent Thuraday In
th city enrout north to Can
ada on an eitendad motor trip.
Thnu t,ln In !!! manv nt the
Mr. and Mra. F,. J. Murray of . H ...... ,lf ,..... .na -m
Marahfleld. formerly of thla city. Y,t ,t Uk Md BaB(,
while nortb.
I.AKT hlUIWINU TtllMV
A MttMT MtHVKMIt'H
II.M MION! I
"BURNING A WOMAN
ALIVE" . .,
On The Mi-rwa
Mario Prcvoat In
"Th Ruth Hour" ,
A Hwlft-MovInK t omnly
raina
foniliig
Hl SDAV awl Mtl.NDAY
Jim IMiruthy
Ml'I.HAI.L aan) M AfKAIL
' . . . In . . .
"Udiet' Night in a'
Turkith Bath" ;
huniillal ytrrday morning. Th are Mere for g bualneaa vlalt of
baby weighed S M pounda at aevernl daya. They arrived from
oinn ana nae oven nanieu nen rrenciMco wuere tuwy uave j . y Jobnaon
n.4rlr Hubert. Mr. Laugelet I. berfn for aeveral week on a - h,nlutu hom', t0 11 Ml ford '
well known here. wher. he la cation trip. from an enjoyabl. vtalt In Oreal
connected with lh American Ka- ,,., Montana, their old aome.
tlouaj bank, and Mra. Langalat r Iteeder. idvertlalng roan a- They mad th trip by motor and
la on of th pronilueni young ,,r f me (loldea Itulo, will j p,ing throngh Klamath Falla '
matron, of Klamath Falla. Iev on Saturday for a two : declared they bad a wondwful
' ' week vacation trip wulcn na.trlp,
nr. and Mra. Lou Arena and plupa to apend in rortiana ana
children left Friday for I'rlne- ikii(tl with relatlvoa and frleuda.
voir., nu.vvinii -lor miuio inuei
Mr. and Mra. L. H. Trlmbla of
Saa Franclaco ar among th vla-
At Th.
! LIBERTY !
-TIIBATRB-
NOW HHOWINO
, IMIN (I.KMAN la
THE BOSS OF
RUSTLERS ROOST
MVHTKKVI ACTION!
TMItUJJt!
Oimlngr
bTMMY and MONIKW
- - HI4 TIV TIN
with relet Iree of Mr. Arena. 1 Mlaa Merle Palhier of Th mora In Klamath Falla today. Mr.
They theu plan to return to tbelrjGoldoa Hul Htoro plana to leave Trimble 1 general agent of the
hoot In Tallfornia, making th Saturday' for Bpokaii wbera aha perlahabl freight department Of
trip over lh Redwood highway, j will vlalt tor two Woeka with rola- the Southern Pacific company.
For lh put aoverel daya Mr. Htm and frlanda. Mlaa Palmar Tby plan to return louth tub)
and Mra. Arena and children la oa her annual vacation. evening.
havo been vlalllng here - with' '
frleada. They formerly mad G. Moranl left Friday morning ' On of th moat Intereellng Vl
tbeu bom In thla city wher over th Bout born Pacific for the jtorw of lh summer In Klamath
they have many friend. at where ha will aall th but Falla. Mlaa A. Edmund ot Hono-
. . - . of thla month tor hi home In lulu, apent Thuraday bar. Mlaa
Mra. K. A. Ilunaakar and Italy. . ijedmunda 1 eecretary for the
children have arrived from Far-1 . nt lh- IT n rtreult court
mersvllle. California, to apend at , Lorene Bonehrakar of Roae-; i the lalanda and ah ptgted
leaat a month her vlalllng rola- burg la vlalllng In tba city for a that ah baa apent th paat 15
tire and friend. Mr. and Mra. few daya with friend. She I a year as a realdont of Honolulu
llunaaker moved to California guest at th hotel Blsbe while Vtn the exception of a (aw
abort ly aftr th bolldaya last here. 'year which aha apent In China,
year and havi purchased a tour-j ' er stay la th Orient, wa1 filled
1st park la the southern city. I Theo Haven of Rend la a biial-Wth excitement Incident to th
Ineaa vlaltor her today. Mr. lis- Chinese trouble and ah la
"The roada are ahowlng ateady vena I atopplng at the hotel Pie-' pleased to her bad work take
Improvement, and lh tge line bee during bis brief visit la th
I now permitted to travel a por- city..
lion of tba trip over th new j
highway from the Hell ranch j Mra. Delay Rosencranc left on
half way to th Devil' Garden," i Friday morning' train n rout
Clifford Hogue slated yesterday! to Detroit, Michigan, where ah
morning upon leaving fur Lake-
view with th mall for Lakevlew.
A number of tne Veterana of
Foreign Wan her to attend th
eighth encampment- of the order
will remain oxer to enjoy a trip
will make bar futur bom.
Roland McPherren. aon of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. McPherren of
thla city baa returned to Poru
lund. For the past four year
he baa been . employed on the
lo th , Lava . Ileus oa tiunday. 1 U. S, S. Marcu oa n electrician's
I'aululn O. C. Applegato will load, male. He has completed hia en
trie caravan which will leave here llatment aervlc and haa re-a-
REALISTIC i
Permanent Wavt
At Reduced Prlc " '
MILADY '
BEAUTY SHOPPie .5
Room 10. Winters DuUding
i. Pbon149-M -
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HOTEL
Phone 1250 '"'
For Retervationt
WILLARD
MUSIC
From 7:30 to 11:30
. GRAND OPENING AND .
DINNER DANCE TON-GHT
- ' j .. ' i . i j , .,
To Be Held in Our Newly Computed Banquet Room
It will be one of the fineat affair ever
held in this county ' '
Plenty of serpentine and caps to make
it a real enjoyable' evening;
A Seven Course Dinner of the Finest
MENU
. RELISHES
Jumbo Olives ' Sweet Gherkins
, Cocktail ,'
California Fruit Surprise
i
(
i
SOUPS . . ' , t
, Cream of Celery ' ' ' Chicken Broth
Printimere ;
FISH
Fillet of White -Fish, Morniy
CHOICE OF ROASTS
, Prime Ribs of Beef, au Jus
Fried half spring Chicken, rasher bacon
Grilled Fillet Mignon, Mushroom Sauce
Grilled French Lamb' Chops on Toast
SALAD ,
Lettuce and. Tomato; Thousand Island
Dressing
VEGETABLES
Potatoes, demi French, New corn on cob
DESSERTS
Fresh Peachy Melba ' Strawberry Shortcake
Fresh' Fruit Jello with Whipped Cream
v ' -: Caf pir. .
Hotel Willard
DINNER $2.00 PLATE
Including Dancing .
All Evening
FOUR HOURS t
-' - ' Of Real Fun " "v
Remember That The Music
Starts at 7:30 Tonight
At Klamath's
Finest Hotel
BETTER
QUALITY
CGWVT I I VI J1 1 1 1 1 ljj STORES
- r rnsTBf.vr m
Phone 844
Nationally known merchandise
717 Main St. Phone 150
423 Main St.
LOWER
PRICES
Dependable Low Prices
Corner of Sixth and Main
Phone 83
The richness, smoothness and zest of old-fashioned true coffee flavors, found partic-
ularly in Stone's Supreme "Our Best" or Stone's Special Coffee comes to you at
LOWER PRICES than these high qualities can be bought for elsewhere. These
qua'ities are produced on!y by ski lful ar.d scientific blerding and roasting of differ
ent kinds of coffees, selected from many avai ab'e varieties azd grades. I.i usi.yt
either Stone's Supreme or Stone's Special Coffee, you can besure that these coffees
are packed under a name backed by a pride that wou'd not al'ow that name to
signify less than the best. ;
Stone's Special Coffee
t i" m A' real coffee value ! Q 7
$1'U 3 lbs. . '.. 1 lb.Of C
Stone's Supreme Coffee ,
VI HTTP Fisher's Blend. A hard' fco (?
rLULin whet flour, 49 lbs ,.. 6.U5
"fr Plain; vr .salt.-p-. fYtC
Brooms
Medium weight--f
1,00, value- for
.67c
Salted Peanuts Klk8!lVs.35c
Laun4ry Soap
Crystal White OA.
Jrge bars, 10 ior.OI7C :
PtoarfiPQ No- cans cIiB8rs
caviica heavy syrup 2 cans.....
39c
, SUGAR - ' I I CERT0 ;
Pure Berry Cane Susrar is . - 4C CC For preserving Easier and quickei . Q,'
cheaper here 100 pounds 4vlvlJ 2 bottles i....4t7C
SnOWdrift SavgeetatbSonesT4tIb!lpail....88 C
T Curve cut in bulk
3 pounds
19c
BUTTER urgaif-ribT.i8L.93c
rnTeiiTi c- H- Brand
iyctlbUp Large bottles 2 for
43c
Piplrloe Sweet or sweet
1 1LIUCS e.ii Masnn nna
mix
Full Mason quarts each
39c
Piikip Sour or Dni OQA
r iLlVICS Fu Ma10n quarta Each 47C
Peaches
: I "
Fancy large Elbertas . -
3 lbs. 2Sc; - fq?"l
per box ...i J) X JJ
Large Cantaloupes
Northern grown Vine rip
ened ,.,, Q Q
3 for o;c
Lettuce v
Fancy local grown
Large heads C .
Each :...:: DC
Bunch Vegetables
Carots, Turnips, Onions
per ' - l ! v C n
bunch iJ C
i Rice .
, Fancy Blue Rose
5 lbs, ......J. 39c
Toilet Soap
Peter Pan, Large bars
A big value "I Q
3 for JL5C
A complete assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Come Early
for Best Selections. - .
HAMS
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Hams have advanced in price. Buy today , at yesterday's price and save five cents or
mbre per pound. 1 ' '
Swift's Preihium- Cudahay Puritan wSolSr po...R:.
KLAMATH COUNTY'S LEADING FOOD DISTRIBUTORS
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