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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1921)
SBIKS'" l'rrw- THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I'ACJM SIX SATURDAY, JULY M 1021 i i If you will let your money talk to us, We will make our prices talk to you AND THE NET RESULT OF THE CONVERSATION WILL BE MORE BUILDINGS, MORE PAY ROLLS, MORE PROSPERITY, AND A BOOM IN "MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS PRODUCTS." A New Price List Goes Into Effect Monday, August 1st. AND IT SETS A NEW LOW-WATER-MARK IN PRICES ON LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS. HERE ARE SOME LEADERS : 8d Common Nails, ($7.50 per keg) per lb. .08c. 13x4 Common Pine Ceiling, per 1000 ft. $15.00. 1x6 Clear Fir, "Two Lap Rustic," per 1000 ft. $45.00. Black or Galvenized Wire Screen, per sq. ft. .04c. Screen Door Sets, each 40c. "Amiwud" Wall Board, per suare foot .04c. One Ply "Guard" Roofing, per roll, (100 sq. ft.) $1.75. Three Ply "Certainteed" Roofing, per roll, (100 sq. ft.) $3.25. "Malthoid" Roof. Paint or Lap Cement, per gal lon 75c. 13-16x2 1-4 Clear Maple Flooring, per 1000 ft. $150.00. MANY ITEMS ARE QUOTED BELOW PRESENT REPLACEMENT COSTS, . AND PRICES ARE IN EFFECT ONLY WHILE STOCK LASTS. Build, Repair and Remodel Now! LAKESIDE LUMBER CO. MONEY SAVERS FOR BUILDERS. jjp nJ-J1jPj-u-uVVVVtrU --'---- -gV,-11-1-1111 ...--.-.-..--... m. m y ,.,.,-,., ., llfllll'A1 ' Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Furber and their ,four children returned yester day from a two weeks camping trip. The party went first to Four Mile creek where a camp was made (or Mm. Furber and the children while Mr. Furber and George Turner went on to Dine canyon and the south fork of Rogue Hirer to fish. They report a delightful time and all the fish they could use during the otlre vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stemwell leare tomorrow morning for Richard soa Hot Springs, near Cblco, Cat, tor a month's stay. Mr. Stemwell aopea the change and treatment will benefit the rheumatism with which he Is afflicted. Miss Gladys Weston, who has been teaching in the Malln school, left thls'raornlng for Cbico. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Winters, James Milne and J. S. Hornlck left 'this afternoon' for Crater lako and will return tomorrow evening. W. P. Parker, of the Klamath De velopment company, left this morning for San Francisco on matters of busl Tieis. Mm. M. P. Mlckler, who has been here from Florida for the past week as the , guest of 'Mrs. George Merry man, left this morning for her home In the south. S. L. Kidder, post office Inspector left for his home In Roseburg this morning after an official visit to post offices in this county and at Lakevlew. .Miss Mildred Thrasher, her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thrasher, and her undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thrasher, will cave for Cra ter Lake this afternoon. Mrs. Tom Lynch and Mrs. Young aro county seat vl'!jfra today; from their homes In MeVJlll. - ' Mr. and Mrs. Carey Ramsby left this morning for Rocky Point to spend a few days. Earl O. Rronaugb, a well known attorney from Portland, who has -becti hero on business, loft this morn log for bis home. George Agor, who operates a ranch on tho Keno road, .was In town this morning purchasing supplies. Horry Stilts Is in town from Corn inir. Calif. on businoss. Recently Mr. 43Ulta lost 'the mill 'h- was interested la at Corning, when It was destroyed y fire. Frank Stowart was a county seat visitor from his ranch In the valley yesterday afternoon. E. E. Magce, of Underwood's Phar macy, will leave tomorrow morning for Portland, where he will attend buyers week. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. DeLap and Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLap left this morning for New Pine creek for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nelson and) Miss Helen Caldwell were In town yesterday from their ranch home near Worden, Oregon. J. C Johnston was in town yester day from the Pelican Bay, lumber camp on the Upper lake. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goldsmith left Mrs. Frances Lyon nnd Margaret C Muggins are Lo Angeles folk who are visiting In Klamath Falls for a few days. Sir. and Mrs. V. K. Carthers ar rived yesterday from Oakland, Cali fornia, and are registered at the White Pelican hotel. Dr. Charles L. Coleman and Dr. Charles McVey, both of Oakland carao In from Rocky Point yesterday after noon where they have been fishing for the past few weeks, and left this morning for their homes In Califor nia. Dr. E. G. Simons, who has been at Rocky Point for tho past three weeks fishing, left this morning for Oak land, California. It was with part of this morning by auto for a ten days Kh, hns; tackle that Dr. Sykes camping trip. Before returning thoy ""tt "" cwm ui wi , .will Visit Tillamook Ad Portland and I Simons reports that he fished other cities in the northern part of ' almost night and day after that In a tbo state. Silas Obenchaln and family aro county seat visitors from Langell val Joy. L. J. Dean expects to go to the Lake o' tbo Woods tomorrow on busl-j nrss connected Ith the sportsmen's association. T. L. Stanley, secretary of tbo Chamber of Commerce left vain attempt to equal Dr. catch, but .was unsuccessful. Sykes' MOOSE I'lUMO Mooseheart Lodge 467, tbo ladles auxiliary to the local Mooso lodgo, will conduct their first annual picnic tomorrow to Rock Creek and will leave the lodgo headquarters at 8 this o'clock sharp In both trucks and morning for Palo Alto, where bo will j touring cars. A basket dinner provld talfo a special course for secretaries, I cd by the ladles will be served and which Is to be given next week by the each and every family who attends University of Leland Stanford Jr. nas been asked to bring along a J(. Wi Tower and family wero county scat visitors yesterday from Keno. Mrs. R. E. Ilunsakcr, Joss Hunsak- cr and a party of friends left yes terday for the Lake o' tho Woods, where they will spend several days. Miss Daisy Durch Is hero from Corning for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will Houston. R. V. Es3 and family made a busi ness trip Into town yesterday from .their ranch home In the Plevna dis trict. L. L. Htlne and family wilt lcavo tomorrow for Lakawood, Ohio, where they will make their home. Thoy ex pect to make the trip In their car. Miss Nell Lombard, who has been attondlng summer school at the Un iversity of Leland Stanford Jr., will arrlro hero tomorrow night for a visit with Miss fkna Drlscoll, before continuing to 1M homo in Eugene. Miss Lombard taught school at Dly a few years ago, Ooorgo P. Hughes of Ban Francisco is registered at tho White Pelican hotel today. "bachelor Moose1' as a plentiful sup ply of tho fairer sex will be present to mako the outing Interesting, Weather Probabilities o o The Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un derwood's Pharmacy continues to roglster a high barometric ' pressuro, although, thoro has been a slight downward tenden cy since noon today. Forecast for next 24 heurs: Continued fair and warm. Temperatures recorded dV tho Tycos thermometer teday: Low 'tis. High 85 (Reading taken .at 2 p. m.) NO HAH FOR FLYKIU3, , AIR PATROL IH8UONTI.VtMCI PORTLAND, July 30. Forost of ficials today discontinued the forost aerial patrol owing to gasollno nbort age. The shortage, they said, is oaly temporary. " ".t . " Ji f t. I . i iV'- ' Have you done your part? Will you be in on the profits if oil is struck? Are you doing all you can to Help Ml a Well Now is the time the money will , help most. t e ni J.ffiVl.l'i ' Now is the time for groundfloor v - ... iH "J:i profits. , r . m fir u Phone 577-J or call at S32 Main St. ., Nortborn Cat, Oil Co., Klamath Falls Ore. Enclosed check f for which ploaie reserve for me shares N. 0. O. Stock at 11.00 per share, forv which I agreo to subscrlbo upon receipt of subscription blank. ' Name V Address .m Date ' .. v vc ! ' .'SU Hi 1 I