THE KLAMATH NEWft
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1028
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CITY BRIEFS
Mr. Mi ir.iir 'Hid Mr ' Young,
III ilv I'l III" lil "lit Kinlheril,
arrived yemeriluy ninniliiK from
I'lirilnuil in nii ml acvor.il day.
hiintltiB. They, motored 10 llrcut
.Marb Krlilny in ttiiiit nuill-inl.
mill will nn In Tnlo Ink" today in
anond I lie week-end
lir. V. K. Illlyni nf Alhniiv.
OiHirii l. OVoiiiier. I. I'.
Hniiih ami I'luirlra lllm kwcll. till
or I'orlhind. arrived I'rl.iny for a
dttutliiK lrli ill Tule lnko." They
urn atnylng ut the Kliiiniilli himrt.
lug (laud, inhlu.
A'lliull Itlrhiird Ncl.oii, who linn
I lu'i'ii vrloiuly III, In greatly Im
jliiincil. v
Minn Mnrsarrl Jewel, lhyli hI
IimIiiciiIIihi director ul Kliiinaih
union III nil aclinul, lofi la.t n I lu
hy I ruin (ur ( orviuin in mi ml
jibe liunii't'iiiiiiiippunii iihI pend
!lh week-end vlnltlng li'r itiireitlii.
tlciNhi'll Knyder wi. h Ijiih Iiikn 1
vl.lior In the rll' yc.ierd.y from j
MiiIIh. Mr. Hnyner recently nr
rlri'il from (lolnrudii in iniikii bin
homo ut Mnliti. ;
K. (I. Kiinilri'll nml H. J Wll- .Mr. Oliver Kicker, nlcre of
"rea arrived Friday from Mi-nllln Mm. Muritarrt I'liln, Hrrlvi-il re.
miil ere now limn .nu al rantly frnai Long Hindi. Cillf..
Tulii luke. They lire lurnii-il l ! for vWt. Mih III. ker formerly
III Mm Una r 11 nip muilr her homo In Kliiiniiih Fall.
CiiiiiiIb riryxlnl. who lian led far
the hn cliy fur nn Indefinite
Hull. ,
Hill I'liMlcr. ii i 11 : u " r nf. the
Uliiiliiill Kjxirl Iiik flood, f unpiwiy
nl Tik'iiiiiu, WitNii., nml Ilex l.uw
m'iii returned jti.t iliilii from Tnlo
hike, whore Ihey .punt the punt
twn tlity linnwiix.
Hill Hititmi, I1!)) Cone and J. A.
I.nw.oti returned Thnr.day will
21 I'm-Kii niter M Iwn.day hunting
trip. Mr. IjittVnfi MhlpiK'il nut 13
goene In filfiiiU wlm relde In
1.111 Alllee.
Mln Tilly, ioiIkt nl Mill Ail
illlliin .cllnol, liuu lireii .crioilkly
III with mi iiilink nf tniiHlllilH uml
linn been confined in lier homo on
Nnrtli Nliilh mrerl (nr Ilio pl
week. It In expected nlto will Ik
able In ri'miuifi her pimlilnn .Mou-'In).
flitting her abwnre Mlu loro. Iday. In the ally on ba.lneM. Mr. Innnw plow war. In operation; The flehr.lner r. mMticj of-
iby dlevrii him been, ltliig l Wjuliin nind ih trip hy mntor.' 'rlcnrlns the rluht-or-wny. tlx gprlnk Lft counlr. " ;
Ihu rhiimlH'r nf roninirrn, t i . ;
i Mr. rtinld, wlr maw'Rrr (nr A , nly h, lwn ; rnr riiiU mm N.w CAvm. AM. i
from tlirlr rum h hnme nof M
Mn. i . .
Mr. null Mm. f. A, ilrnilrrwin
lUliu r.u-iieury iv.n wivin imrrr tiniunRinnr ni rnrunno , iniin inpa i.inuwmpr ni li ornnnlwd In Kelm untlrr Ihr (II
inuiiir inr i nriii u iit'in ,i nunuit-M iminr in Kiomnin ..nxrir i rxptTieu in in rity funn of Mr, Ahlry. principal f
iii'k,iii,'i n'Kiii n'Miv r , ,N iniiujr i nn Aiuiiniijr in no nrrn lot. mumv. ft. tum arhnnl Alrcndv nlifht
I lime. Ha will I ll. ii of tUty, Bre ,alilTlf ,-t)ri, part In
A ul of warm rloihlna will Mr. nd Mm. K. fluitarman. iihr troop.
b hrld by Ihti Kumlay ai-honl ; ' '
leachern or fit. Paul'a Knlioonal l , n vm w.u-
rn.in, from Willi. U Mu.r.vr rllur, h . ,,.. Ih, , w r ana 7-'
'nn rnund nf rrurl and Inhuman llnomia buildlnt. . .... t r hats raturnad homo from a
1 treatment. Her maiden noma of j .
; Vivian r. llnw-ird wa. rn.ior... Mr ,,, ir William. 1 bnn, wrrr broken
lu ,of Malln are In ilir rlty on a
' 1 1 brief liuiilneKii and pleanuro trip.
1 Adellnr A. fknnilt liu. luirnl-rhry arr inppln at Ihr hoirl
lirrnniiMl n deerwi nf dlvorer from I Arrndr.
tonic. ,
Vivian K. MiiKnr ymtrrday
w.a grunied a dlvnrea. In circuit
.ri.ra .... Tl.lt to Crania Pa.a nd Mrdford.
1111117 tryaiirtriKf. ItUrntlJ ftv mmmmm
11 you fel thai olJ ;
rheumatic, Sea lh
Doctor of Syncopation
BLUEJACKETS
ll'liurleu I., llennrlt and llUH licrn
klveu Ilio en re and ruHwiy nf
twn minor lillilrcn.
Mra. ('.runt NcN. 111 ntii noil ; . Mhm Afnrln Cryiitul, rinnloyrd
Hli hard will ri'lmii In thrlr home In the nffli-o nf tlio ( ullloiillu
In MifiHiird Kllllility after HpeinllitK OreRim I'nwer rnlnp-iliy, la eiilny
Ilir pa.l week nl the Iiiiiiim nflliiK a vtlriitlmi In Hail Kl'fillrl-M-11.
Xlra. Nelmm'a li.ier, Mr. T. M, ' Sli nrrmiipanli-il her ller, Ml:i
Mr. and Mra. T. I. Ilenderann
.pent Keverut Imnr. In ihn elty
v, 1enlnv from Hirlr linnir ut
Tnle l.nke.
Mr. and Mra. ('. 1'. Kallry lift
yealtirduy for Pnrlland. where
Mra. Kellry will ron.ult a pliyal
rlaii. .Mr. Kully la eliy cnal
neor. 1 ,
f Mr. ami Mm. W. Dultnn
1 li'iTn Cue. In In the elty l ift lllstnl
' . Aire 1'ardiin ha relumed 19
lila jnh on Ilia fliy puller forrr
after an nle-emo of a week he
tu,yf of lllueaa villi h eollflDed
: hltn In hi. humc ,
B?vr-cV(Tr v'V DEPENDABLE MERCflAND!SErti'ljr4irU6SJ
5 gJWff8l
I ill. Jnncphlnr Kurria of. the
Klaniaih New., arrnmpanira y
her mother. Mra. C. (i. Kerrl.
and Mr. -tolilnon motored In
r-,.rM.llfM ' Prlilni ia nllend the
lorrxun-Oreaan Kintr xamn to lie
held ilierr indny. They will rn
rtirn Httnday.
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Mlaa Cenritiuuii C'llft, fnrmer-
ly nf 1 hi. rliy Wied lioro thoj
flrat nf Ihn week with frlanils
from her hopio In A.hland. I
! Mr. and Mra. Crorg flrrry and
MI. Ann Oradluger 1 ft laal
!nlghr for Corrallln 10 upend Ihr
week rnd. Thev will en lor the
Tom IK-Izell left Friday trier- football gam and Tl.lt with
noon for I'nrrnllla to upend Ihe , friend,
wnk-i.nd. Delxell will rnjoy Ihe
lootluill gain Inday and trlult , Dr. Adam ha taken the
with old rnllego friend..
I
I aroulmaalnr poult Ion In charge of
i troon 2 of The Flrat rrnahyter-
: Mra. Joaeph Peak, learher at I an cbureb. Tho boya are a.kcd
thn Fremont aehocl la 111 at her tn meet at the rhurch on Mon-home.-
Mr. Weaver la anlng aa day evening promptly at 7:30
(iilniltut for Mra. I'rak. o'elork .
i:ile follln Ufl Friday morning u. T, Hurrh anil J. O. Van
for t nrvallla where .he will vl.lt WBil returned 10 Medford on
with rrlenda and attend the home-1 Wedaewlay alter a brief bualnea
coming over tho week end. jvlalt here. Tho. rlaitor roported
' ' howling bllazard on the Cireen
V. C. Qulnn of Wenatchee. I Spring mcnnlaln. Snow had fal
Wa.lilngton la aprpdlng a few I ten to a depth of five inche and ,
At The -
PINE TREE!
- , THF.ATrU: ;
-Ljiit Showinf Today-
VICTOR HUQO'S
, : Immortal Claaaic ' '
''The Mali Who
Laughs" -'
Special
"Blio5o' Matineo"
TODAY
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- ' FIIKE tl.tl.UXlVrt;
For The Kldilim
1 At Ihe .
LIBERTY I
THEATRE '
Today Only v ,
"The
Silent Heror
Krolttrnig
A Brilliant Dog Star
and '
"Tarzan tho Mighty"
. Special
"Balloon. Matim"
TODAY
FJIHK B.tliM)V
Fur buh kiddie
Gi
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LS' COATS
cmd DRESSES
Mnlnruta orn advi.ed to Ink
the highway between Ran Itap
hae and Ignarlo, Callforula
.lowly lKau!w of conitruction
work aadarway.
Mr. P, D. Herder and dau ab
ler. June, returned to Halaw Fri
day alirr (pending the put (ew
daya here with lMlmar Ravder.
advertising manager of the Clol
den Rule, .on of Mra. Reeder.
Mr. Ueednr will remain hero tor
few daya longer vlalllug hl
ton iHiforo returning north.
Cut in Price
ALL AGES
Krjr cnt of fltir Oirlit Wliiirr Vai fo on nnlo nt
firlrh fur Unw iltrtr at'liml or(h. All tui.-t IHtlt jr
11 ii' 11 1 In wift(trf ul mutt rlulM. Imoui If ul rnlurH uthl
rich trliimtttiRK For Klrln l.tritr nm miiull. Many ukmIiIh
Uui nr.- nit llm.'il lin.
SALE PRICES
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Our entire line of $2.69 coats are
reduced to
$1.50
Ages 2 to 6 years
Excellent dress coats ages 7 to 9
Values, to $4.00
mm
$2.95
$6.00 Values
NOW
$3.95
Ages 3 to 7
JiiJlkiL IE
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TV 'It, I
i Values to $11.50 mm i , 1
s now r...i t
;i Ages 15, 16, 17 .
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' Sunday will bo "Homecoming" i
day In the lllblo achool . and i
chun-b at Flr.t C'hruitlan church.
Prli . of it, J 3 and IS will bo j
given to the three claues having I
the. bent record. MlBti Normal
Doege will alog at the morning
nrrvlce.
Harry D.. Roberta. S. one of .
f.akn rnunty'a heat known cattle-!
men iHuimd.away at the homo of
Rum Ulcka about one o'clock. on j
Tueaday morning according . to !
1 ' vArL recelvud here. . Mr. Roberta 4
ViMii In TuffA ejinnlv In I he earlv i
I Stl'a. Ho waa a member of the (
f. (J. O. F, anil Klka loillten. I
A. J. r"ii"l'y nl F.met
NitKchelin nro homo from nil ex
j tended huuling trip In Montana.
Ilnlh huntora lirousht. down, an
Klk which they got far bark In
I ho mountain., beyond . Poison.
Montana. They relumed by mo
tor and report I be roada lu good
condition with tho exception nt a,
few place.. . . I
i ,c?sa oor V T l r,1 (VJ modern lower
" Icsjs It mm ISJM ,wcu r
l ; V'r CHAIN STORES -JQr '
I MOST. IN VALUE ' . .C- "LOWEST-IN-PRICE ,
I 717 Main St Phone ISO . 77! v- . Corner o Sixth and Main
$ 423 Main St .. Phone 844 .s . ' ., Phone 83 ' $
prr.in An r en . -j
' . M. X M-t Ul l lrVIVV
JERSEY DRESSES
Striking little school dreasei of a very warm and
durable material just the hund for school clcv
Inhui
rrly made, designed and
This low price cut to
Ages
8, 10, 12, 14
nmed. Dark color.
Mra. J. fluun aubmltted to a
.erluiis mujnr operation at thei
Kin mni h Valley hotipltal Friday
morulng. Mr. Cuun ha licen i
i 111 for . the. past mouth . nt . the .
jfiimlly homo. She. la I bo mother
'of Mia. Thela nnll of Maelll's '
Drug Store. lier son. G. I.
jOunn.of Willow Springs, Mo., Is
: at nor neaaiae.. tie nrnvea irom ;
tho east last evening.
The Yuba Pass la closed tern-'
porarlly becsuse of . rain . and j
.now, but will possibly open with
the return of hotter weather. The
rnsd between Rod Bluff and Sns
nnrlllo la closed temporarily br
cau.o of hlRb water. Pooplu
Irnvellng Iheac lilghwayg aro nil
Vised to watch the papers for
further, Information.
: Word has been received from
Robert Strahorn from Europe
telling of his departure wllh Mrs.
Straborn for a trip around the :
world. Mr. and, Mrs. Strahorn
have been In Ejropr tor many i
month, visiting all tho principal ,
spots of Interest. After a tour,
of the world they will return ,
to the flitted Stales. K. n. Hall
of Ihe Hotel Hull Juat recently!
received a letter from Mr. Stra
horn tclllnc of tho delightful trip
I hey. have bad throughout Eur-
ope.
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KLAMATH lJLf:A-l.S
Mrs. Sarnh L. Jones, wlfn nt i
P. W. Jones nf Silver I.uke pans-:
ed a-wsy nt the family home last I
Fridny. Mrs. Jones with herj
liushnntl camq to Lhko county '
many years ngq. being one of thei
pioneer families of that section.
'Mr. and Mrs. P, D. Reeder of
Salem., parents .ot Delraar Reeder:
nf this city hllnndcd the services:
in I.nkevlew. Mr. nnd Mrs. 1T. E. i
Itocilur nlsQ. attended (he funeral
service. !
ijiaSV Eeonoinit in Distribution l&?z?X95fr&i
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Itall are;
spentliiiK .a fow days In llow-j
burK wllh Mrs. Hull's parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Davis. Mrs.
Hull beftiro lier mnrrlngo was I
Miss Mildred Davis. Mrs. Ilnll
lu privutu secretary lo. E4rl C.I
Reynolds, sacrotary ot thu chain-:
bur . of . commorce, Sbe will re-
timo bcr position on Monday.
That is ous motto We 1 1 up
to it every ly and guaixizzzee
eveirxcsruLie io dc wiicir you
expect. We appi-eeidle your
patronage . andb shof our , .
appreclaiion at every visit.
Due ta the fact that many people have notbeen tle to take advantage of, the values
offered during our Big Food Sale the past week, we have decided to extend this sale,
to include today, which, being pay-day, will make it possible, for. everyone to share in.
the savings of fered at our. stores. Prices quoted for our Big-Food Sale good until'
Saturday night, November 17. '' . ' '
Special Saturday Bargains in Addition to Our Regular Sale Prices
SOAP
Special Value
.2 ' large . pkg, Chipso, value. 50c
3 large hars P. & G, Soap, value 15c
1 Medium Ivory soap, ' value 10c
1 large Ivory, Soap, Flake,, value 25c .
Total Value SIM All tor ...
83c
WHITE KING
Beit Washing . Powder
, Larjre Packuife ...A..S.U...'..
3&(
KAR0 SYRUP
Blue Label-
No. C tin.
39c
NV. 10 tins
69c
OLIVES,
No. 1 size Extra large Olives
A big valuer 2 for
35c
SUGAR
Pure Berry Cane Lay in a sack
today 100 pounds
$5.93
v. ...-a , CAKE.FI.PUR:
Swftn.s Dowu Bratul . .
Large size packages :
: ALALT SYRUP
BuckeyJ. Brand, best quality .
Per. can 1 J...i
LARD
Swift's Silver Leaf: Ture. Pork Fat-8-pound
pail
35c
55 c
$1.49
- BUTTER
Fresh Creamery Special Value
Per pound ;J...........i
52c
I
SWEET SPUDS
Fancy grade,; nied. QC'y
size. 5lb,i. .....,1 aOC
GRAPEFRUIT
25 c
Florida "Russeta-
2 for ' .:..::..v.
LETTUCE
Fresh crisp heads , E '
Each DC'.
IN OUR MARKETS
PORK
Roasts 22c, 25c, 28c lb.
Chops 32c,' Steaks 25c lb.
' BEEF
Roasts, per lb.. ......... 25c
Steaks, per, lb.,.',......... 35f.
VEAL
Chops, per lb 35c;
Roasts,, per lb........... 28c,
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