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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1925)
THURSDAY.-'ArTCTL't), 1925 '15VRNWa ' tffinMJr KYA WATIT FfllXB. OREGON PA015 FTVT!' , 'i Can you chew tough steak? If not, you tiro decidedly at a disadvantage in thcBO days of modern hurry-up restaurants. Before we came to Klamath Falls we had eight X years practical experience. We can put your teeth Z In Hucn condition that you CAN chew steak. Ex amination free. R. D. Coe, Dentists (Painless, of course) 202-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main. Ph. 83G Dentistry at prices you can afford to pay. - Ml M1 opening sale date Summer Excursion Fares to Pacific Coast Potoutlcketi on tale dally up to and Includ , ing September 30th. Substan tial reductions in round-trip fares. Thui begin the summer ncatloa kuoh. Mealt it mtal-tlme In Southern FaclAc dining cart frrth (ruin and vegetable! always adclldou feature. See several of your favorite play frounde inured of onlr one. No matter where you plan to go. South, em Pacific and lu connection) cats ' take you. 4 Pacific summer excursion faret. Ticket! on tale beginning May 22nd. Return limit October J I it. For "Online RMoro" nook. lei and nil ruiltodd Inor malum, mit Southern Ol'T OK Til K A III A popular typo of circuit with which aomo fun havo had oxeep llunnl success and others a dismal (nllurg Is tlio reflex.' The prlnclplo ol operation la Identical with any other sat, Iho difference lies In tho tact that a tuba Is uaoil (or both radio and audio amplifier at tho sumo time. Dy djlhg this much greater amplification "Is obtained pur tube thun In othor sola. Tho chief difficulty gonornlly with theao sets Is mosily muchnnli'al. Taut I), tho finding of proper Instruments la handle Jhls typo of onorgy. Many fans ninka a rotlox nut' out o( inn torluls that aro duslgnod , fur ordi nary outfits and thurofuro falluro Is tho result of -tho let when hookod up. An cxampla may ha cltod In lha audio frequency trunnforniur. It ran bo soon that an Instrument clunljned for this purpjsa of handling tho output of ono or two tubes would not of (Icionlly handle tho output of flvo.and that Is Just what lha last audio frequency transforms In a throo tuba rotlox nut duos. This ap plies also to audio frociuuney truns fnruiors. As tho onorgy increases tho winding . of tiio trun.iform.irs should vary. Manufacturers of ro tlox transformers build and design them for dlftoront stages. Tho crystal dotoctor Is a 'much nogloctod part of tho reflex sot. It has only been III rerun t months that suitable mlnoruls to handlo tho great output of tho mult! lubo ro flox sot have boon offorod to tho public. Thore Is no doubt that a rotlox ret dors put a groat strain on Iho crystal ss It rectifies tho Out put of ail thrco tubes at radio fre quency which undoubtedly Is great er than accumulated on tho anion nau and Is used In tho avorngo crys tal set. Tho secret In n roflex set, thorotoro U. uso good parts to build with, especially deslgnod and con airucted for reflex receivers, got a good costal and follow all specif 1' cullons g.von tn tho last detail. It ! trie oreiinto Iron In yoi ll,nl tub! I1U oxym-o trim yoiirliine". nvti!innlnl immnlc Iron nnllee Willi ynurillRi'ilnl ftjnil It II ninriM-n nun 'j'""."."" lira linilutivrini .,,, ....... - ao dolus itcrrnti' trcmewlmw innvrt Iron In vmir IiIochI vour food merely j..,-e thrown your body without loins you any swt Orsnnlo Iron, like the Iron In yont hlnotl and III the Iron In spinach, kntlll anil npplrn, mu ho hail from any ilnmiiUt under the nnme of "Nuaaledlron." In tablet form only. Million! of people am mlnir Nnxstrd Iron with groat heneSt, tlirlr eapert enco proving thai It Inrinuee the atrensth anil miliirsnce of wenk ncr vnni,runilovf n people In many caret, In twowooki'tlino. U yon wnnt that virile force, that !inniin nil" luniHui," TS. " ilS'.iV.SftiiX.""' every iiuuFt ..,,, you owe i" iui- aei r IO cninmanv. wkiiik nu ati tr today I'rojtrnm firr Friday KFI I.os Angolos, 8 to 10 p. m. Tho llovcrly Hills Kluiuo club, sponsor of rndlo conto.it. KHJ Los Angolos, 8 p. m Unci,) John arranges program spon sored by John Wright. KFSO . Los Angolos, 7:30 to :1B: Hauler cantata, "Tho Cruci fixion," by Angelus Tcmplo choir 0:15. some Incidents und experi ences In tho criminal courtroom, hy Juilgo .Hardy. 1Q, organ rocltal. K'NX'Hiwwootl, 8 p. 111., West Coast Theaters program; 0, Dnvls unud cnuiji iiiy program; 10, feature program. V JvKWU Hollywood,, 9 to 10, .Mui'rylund ball room orchestra; 10, Warner Brothers, program. KPO San Francisco, 8 p. m., tho oratorio, "Sovon Last Words of Christ." - ' KL-X Oakland, 8 p. m sncred cantnta, "Allouja," sung by tho Sunset flloo club. KFOA Soattlo, 10 to 11 p. m., Eddlo Hsrkness and his orclioatru. KOA -Denver, 7:10 p. m. 8tudlo program courtesy by tho Olingor lllghlnnd Boys' band of 76 plocos. AT THE PINE TREE A shop girl who has never had u good tlmn In Imr young llfo, Is Vlr glnlu ValM's I it'-st role. Tho popular Universal star heads u well known cant ' of favorites with Norninn Kerry 1 this' production, "The I'r'.co of plifiMiira," a Unlvorsul- Jnwol, which Ii.ih Its first local show ing nt Iho I'lno Tree Theater, today. Thu Price of 1 Pleniiiiro was wrlt- Ion by Kllzabeth Holding ar.d Mar lon Orlh, ho aro among tho most fulmous of present day writers for semen production. Universal bought tho story bocauso of its purtleuur fitness for Miss Valil and Kerry, und is said to have exercised special caro In the solocllon of tho support ing cast. AT THE LIBERTY Krank Llyod's production of "tllock Oxen," a First National plc turo featuring Corlnno Orlfflth and Conway Toarlo, which Is tho feature attraction nt th Liberty theatter today Is mora than Just a unique drama It's a fashion revue as well. Being a society drama of the prsent dsy with, rcferonco U the later years of tho last century. "Black Oxen" , covers a span of moro than thirty yoars In milady's ward rob. . ! Miss Orlfflth, who plays a dual charactor makes twoniy-two com plete changes of wardrobo. during tho course of the production, and her gowns are valued at more than 3MU0, with furs totalling almost an equal amount. ' A majority of Mil's Griffith's gowns have been crested with Walter J. I 'real, who has been responslblo for many of Norma Talmadgo's costiimo crea tions, and by Lucllo, fumed French mod Into, In addition to tho bcnutllul cos eumcs of Miss Griffith, those of Clara Bow, her flappcrlsa asso ciates, and several score of other girls In tho production havo been onpuclally designed by lsrenl that "Black Oxen" might display tho nowost ideas In feminine attire. Sometimes tho motion picture producers leavo tho beaten path and, making; n radical advance, de velop a now type of plcturo. This the Arrow Film corporation has dono In a sorlos of four so-called "stunt" pictures, tho first of which, "La.sh of tao Whip," starring Ash ton Dearholt, supported by frloraaco Gilbert, wtl bo shown at tho Lib erty thontor Friday only and Is that typo of swift moving Western drama so popular with theater patrons. UP Remodeling the Store No time or place to write an ad ... still prevail; Come in and see Lloyd Ryan Clothier MAIN and NINTH ST. '-:::JhmeQf'ihe' WorMngmen I -i MIDLAND -i 1 : A. A, Davis will Imn.llo tho R. R. JinmniMd ranch this your, having Just recently leased tho proporty. Henry Offonbneher, of Modford, has boon looking nftor Ills property InteroHla In this vlclnlly- v . County Club Loader Frank Sox- toit was In Midland on official bst- nens Inst woolt. I A. C. Sponco, ono of our progros Islve tiirmors, Is preparing to sow 90 or 100 itoi'os to sugar boots this season. ; 000 Leghorn baby chicks nrrlvod In Midland Friday night, Thoy wero mot at tho trnln by Mrs. J..JI. Burnott and Mrs, Edgur Furbor,, vfho each 'received 100 chicks, find Mrs, 8. J,. Durnott to whom tho remain ing 400 woro consigned. Leo Sutton has been Quito ill with pneumonia. Mrs, Matthew Del Fiilll returned to her homo Saturday aflor spending four weeks as a patlont nt tho Klam ath Vnlloy hcspit.il. Wo ore glad to report an Improvement In her condition, though sho is still suffer ing from rheumatism. Mrs. F. J, Flowers, accompanied by Mrs. J. B. Burnett woro shopping la Klamath Fulls Friday. raul Scvclk visited tho county scat Saturday morning, roturnlng to Midland on tho 11 o'clock train. Miss Volmnpcnco and Mr. Elinor Dowdbn spent Sunday Willi friends In Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burnott tootor ed lo KJnmath Falls Friday to bring homo their daughter, Cathorlno, who Is recovering from an operation for oppondlcltls. Following Is n list of tho patrons of the school who attended tho field and track meet at tho schoolhouso Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Flow ers, Mr. nnd Mrs. a. W. Semi, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burnott, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. L. Burnott, Mrs. W. If. Wynnnt, Mrs. O. P, Couchmnn, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sponco, Mr. C. It. Patterson, nnd MY. and Mrs. J. C. Sevclk. The children ontorod heartily into tho vnrlous contests ntter which a bountiful picnic dinner was enjoyed by all. A number of song's sung by the school chlldron assisted by Mrs. Phelps with Mrs. Sevclk pre siding nt tho piano cloned n ploas nnt afternoon's entertainment. Bad London nows. Thoy may broadcast Parliament speeches- by rndlo, It not being against the law to do so, t y f t f f ? ? f T t t t f t t ? t T t t t t t t t t f f t T t f t t sJaeaJsvJaea-a-a-a-r. )Ja-iJ-5a.--)J-5-5a . . - ' : ; :,. ' a-JavjaaAivjSv j&s. ja. Aa. j& 'i ' Service Convenient and labor saving Electi'ical Appliances We feature the Universal line of household appliances. Vacuum Cleaners :. $57.50 Heating Rods 8.50 Wrinkle Proof Irons ......... ..... 6.50 Percolators ..:..... ......$6.50 to $35.00 Toasters ..................$5.00 to $10.00 New model Waffle Iron :.:.....$15.00 Table Grill 15.00 ' Curling Iron: 5.00 Easy terms on vacuum Cleaners Specials for Friday and Saturday .Standard. Boxed Taper. Whito and' colored (boxes slightly Boiled.) Priced 50c to $2. SO. 1 off tho regular L Long's Everyday Full pounds price' Choclulc3. 39 c ' Best quality tissue toilet paper (drug store special) , Limit 12 to a cus- , Q j tomcr. Roll . ' Genuine Pyrulln Ivory. " ' (Closing out odds and ends. 1 off r . 2 regular price Jelly Beans largo brilliant fresh Block. 1 n. pound 15C Kodaks and Films Genuine Eastman Products. Kodaks and Brownies $2.00 o $65.00 Films to fit any camera Store News The Fountain of Youth Ponce do Leon, tailed to find It, lnrgoly because ' North America boastod no drug stores when ho mndo his fam ous eoarch. For there- Is tho modern fountain of youth-r-thlngs to ninjto you young and koep you young. Preparations to- soo' that you pass tho threescore mark with teeth Intact, skin rosy and hair as It should be. At Currln's you find espo clal nltontlon has boon paid to stocking those artlcloa which really help you koep youth and good looks. Let this drug store be your fountain Of youth, . Low prlcos of courso, because our -throo-atoro buying power gives in power to purchase in quantities, at a lower -price Squib b Prices All splco ..-25a Cinnamon ........U5c Cloves :35c Ginger 83c Mace ....8o Mustard 25c Nutmeg ,..iw-..83o . Paprika ..30o Black iPoppor 23c Kod Pepper ...........25c Special Pepper blend .'...25c Whito Pepper JJ.V Squlbbs Vanilla OOc ' New stock of rubber aprons in assorted designs and Colors 50c to $1.75 PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON iree-store Buying Power