The Evening herald., March 27, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

EVENING HERAM1. KKAMATtt FAU& ttltEGON
FrTTTAY. MXItclf 57. -TffCT,
I Country Correspondence
(Continued From Tngo Two)
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I '..- Special Attention to. Order Trade ?
I 7th and Main Phone 22 i
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Honesty
Not onlr la hone3tv the be3t poliev. It M t-'in only safe tcllcy
on which a great, permanently successful business can be' built.
Honesty in merchandising is coming to be taken for granted ami
the world of business Is revolving more and more Into the sun
light (of 'truth, i ,, j .
It has been demonstrated that (lie manufacturer who ii showing
a cteady increase In' the Wlumo of business is one who Is making J
gomothlng that tae people want, putting hosest quality into hi
1 product and .merchandising it for what it is at a price that ehr
'him a narrow' but honest pxoflt. ,
jve are Increasing the capacity of our output, luvo secured w.ro
room and aio now installing a new oven wolshtlng 60 tonswith
incapacity of 10 pouadi of Bettor Bread per minute. Man other
Improvements 111 bo announced ocn.
We expect to continue increasing that volume bocause'our entire
organization Is trained to give our customers tho Seat palblo
quality and service.
Sixth St. Bakery
CHAS. LAND1S
V 126 South Sixfti St.
'For goodness sake eat better bread"
I 'I T 1 F FTTT w W r V V F P f
PHAPPEO HANDS
cniibutna, irostoii just rno
on loctninir, cooling, healing
L. Older of Medford is among the
valley visitors In Klamath Falls, a
guest in the White Pelican hotel,
Frank E, Moore of Ashland Is
spending several days In the city
ctus
bert tiarlick were held at the Com
munity hRll. Flowers In protusiou
expressed the deep regard and re
spect in which Mr. Garllck was hold.
The remains were shipped to Mc
Mlnnvllle, where Mrs. (Inrllck nd
children will nake. their homo with
Mrs. Garllck's pirents. Mrs. Oar
lick's parents will rema'n with their
daughter for a few weeks, while
business affairs are beinc settled.
Mr. nuj Mrs. Everett Criss were
In Malin Wednesday to rccelvo a
shipment ot Culnca hons. These
came bj parcel post a.rd. created, con
siderable Interest while at the' post
office, especially by the children.
There are many sick with the In
tluenia nbaut the town and c ill n try.
Dr. Trout Is kept busy attending to
cases, many where tho wholo futn
llles are afflicted.
Mrs. Charles Maupin la recovering
from the Influenta u.id expects to
'return to camp soon, '
MUs Rose Brothanek U upending
a few days at homo. Her mother Is
111 Vlth tho grippe.
The boys of the high school spent
most of Tuesday, March 24, planting
Trees about the school home. The
grounds ore being . Improved and
beautlfledX adding to general ap
pearance greatly.
Miss l.ydia.x Frlcke was nttho
Malin grado School on an Inspection
tour. A number of the children are
sick with the grippe.
SHASTA vVIEW
This beautiful ' taring weather
makes the farmers bujboth In this
section and on the Tule Lake, lands.
This part of Klamath has ha I' Its
share ot the Flu the paa two weeks.
Some are at work again and others
Just coming down with IJ. So far as
we know there has been only cno
death. Albert Garllck. of Mali.i.
whose funeral was held Sunday. A
largo number of frients from this
place attended the funeral and the
entire community sympathize with
the bereaved family. i.
The county health nnfso was call
ed to our school last Thursday an
as a rosult. three children are not In
school ai account of sumps, which
she found them afflicted with.
Mrs. Jackson and daughter, Nina
of Henley were visitors at the hi me
of C. M. Kirkpatrick Baturday,.
. H. E. Wilson was a business visit
or at the county seal, Saturday.
Everett Ogle of 0..A. C. Is spend
ing part of his week'-vacation with
his sister. Amy Og) of the Shasta
View school. i . ...
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick and son,
Marl:n are amorg-' Ihe sick with flu.
At Inst report they, wore better. '
Evi Myers spent a few days last
week with friends;Jn Klamath Falls.
A ten pound sn Kas born a few
days ago to Mf. and Mrs. Louis
Burrls of the Liby district.
C. W. Myers.jlas finished sowing
his early wheat and . is sow.'ng for
Mr. BradsbaV on the Tule Like
land. j "
C. T. Darro- who has the coctract
of putting In.the ditches In the Shas
ta View Irrigation District has the
work so wall under way that he has
taken part of his crew of men or.d
teams to, Summer Lake where he
has a contract for putting in a dam.
Wtork Is-tttHI .moving steadily on .'n
this dfsirlct.
Mr. and Mrs. Father!; gham and
children and Mrs. Garrison and ecu,
Carr ,o'f Merrill were calling at the
botns of J, L. Bailey Sunday. Mrs.
Catflson and so expect to come to
tfUir ranch here as goon as they ca
lugln work preparing for the water.
y Quite a number cf the young folks
from th'.s pfacc viHei tho Lava
Beds Sunday and of course enjoyed
a picnic dinner.
Mrs. Charles Maupt who Is cook
ing for the men on the- Irrigation
ditch Is ill at her home In Malin.
Jasper Smith recently of Klamath
Falls nan moved to h's ranch In this
place and is plowing nnd. getting It
ready for the water. He is also put
ting up a heg v.Iro fence.
Decided Savings '
f Can be Made Here Saturday
Our styles are
always
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Our prices are
always
reasonable
Another Lot of
NEW DRESSES
Special Showing- of
NEW HATS
: fdr Saturday
Every day brings more new
hats to our store. Everything
that is new in New York is
. immediately sent to us so that
our patrons have the oppor
tunity of selecting a hat that
is brand new in style and col
or; as easily right here in
Klamath Falls as it would be
for them in any of the fashion
centers of the East.
Nw trimmed styles in bright
. colors, together with a liberal
showing of the moderate
shades. Prices
$3.50 to $15.00
New tailor Hats
We have a choice of, almost
any shape or color that you
could possibly want. Most of
these hats are of imported
Italian Milan, and with the
choice of shapes that we are
offering, it is possible for you
to suit any costume with one
of them. .
$2.95 to $5.00
Opened
Today
Hy-Glo Crepes, Flat
Crepes, Satin Crepes,
etc. Sport Crepes,
Flannels and Novelty
Worsteds. These cre
ations are very smart
and you will find the
price reasonable.
$6.75
$35.00
New
, Spring
Coats
If you are thinking
of a new spring coat,
you can do better
here. Models at prices
that are fair.
Tans, Hennas, Cran
berry, Greys, etc.
Prices
$12.50
$45.00
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ASPGROVE
ISob Crlffln returned home Thurs
day for a ten days visit f:om Cor.
vallis, w:cro ho has boen olng to
college,
floarxe Chasu'n mnn;igor of the
commissary was a cjunty seat vli
Itor, WednesaJ' cn husliiom,
George Wlnklonian whi has boon
working iit Weed, Cal U home for
a visit with his parants. Mr. and
Mr". John Wlnk'.cman,
Mrs. Ralph Hens nirt children or
Chilcquln, visited Willi Mtj. Win.
Clemens, Friday. v
' Mr. and Mrs. nogors and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dick and
children loft here Friday, for . tlio
northern part of tt'ie atate.
A great many people- here, h ivo
been on the sick list the past week,
with a Much of the flu? but at the
present most everyone Is hotter,
Alex Benson iwant to . Klamath
Falls Thursday, to receive medical
attentlbrt',f6r"hl',eyd7"' r -r; t.;-
Clyde" Davis ChllofjuinS furnituro
man was here Monday delivering a
truck load of furniture. (
Troy Miller ,ind wife relumed
here Sunday. ' Miller Is edgerman nt
the mill. - ,,
Margaret Uenjon returned to Sac
red Ilcart Academy, at Klnmatfi
Falls Monday, after having boon
lume several weeks, caring f ir her
mother Mrs. W. A. Benacn who has
been quite ill, but who is much bet
ter now.
Fred Davis returned hero Tues
day from Klamath Falls, to work
In tho planing mill hero.'
Ted Markwardt nnd.iwife of the
(J:ii'.oiiiln garage wero through here
Tiifid.iy, - .
Dave Konyon and wife of Kbm-
Dance
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BONANZA
Friday Night
,V''t.. March 27 ,
Let Sailing's Orchestra
nth Falls wore Tuesday visitor's at
the h'ome" of Mr. and Mr. Chas,
SevlW. ,
Perry Do Lap of the Mason Ehr
man Co., waa here Tuesday on bus
iness. Ed Dunham was a recent visitor
here from Klamath Falls whore ho
ons a garage, ' ,
J. Bedford u' lumberman ot Klam
ath Falls was a business visitor hero
Tuesday, ,
n. C. Bplnk of West, Chlloquln
and Mike' Llppest of the Cal. Ore-
Power Co., wore Tuesday visitors
hore on business,
C. II. Miller Of Klamath Falls
was a business caller here Tuesday.
Chan. Sovlts caterpillar mechanic
at Calamus camp, was a Tuosday
visiter 'at tho Modoc mill on busi
ness. , . ' ; .
It, L. Woods Is sawing at tho
Modoc mill.
Mrs. Chas, Sevlts,nnd Mrs, W.
Donoy drovo to'Colamus camp Tuesday,
spending soveral days In Klamath
FulU, visiting wltfh frlonds and
tVflnsactlng'Euslne. He Is a gi(piit
Want e d
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The Herald wants clean
cotton, calico or linen
rags; no ends or pieces.
10 cents a pound