The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 17, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIX'A ''I, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925 e. , EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Herald C las si Secti on A Smart Tailleur LEGAL NOTICKH NEW TODAY FOR SALE fied .... . MOM'N POP HIT A POOR PLACE " , BY TAYLOR r-'-' T"T ' " """ ' ' '" 'XillBTeN CHICK-SOU "'S s" A WOUtl iufcE WNP UP IN H ouwjr to 'afweMowc of J f viell what if , the pookmoih ip won gocionesb me-1 f , ' , ...-.'.'. f i THINK IT'S A SHAME " ' "- " tl l NO -1 VJNS TRVIN& TO flO N THE VMAS CHICK ,PeM03 ( VJA6 HB TRVIN6 ) BORROW PROM WM Nfl HIS MONEW MOM - HE'S J TO BORROW I'IS, , i , , r T U IBEEN 6H0OT evERH MOME.W FROM L J. Trv'TT 1 Vb mm n n usiness rxOOAK WORK Leave Your Filrcvs Before 9 O'clocK-Your A.M. Pictures are l ' . mm mam piiarmaCY vL. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON tT7t7 w I WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY TMtIR DRUGS lWesiional Card i. H. D R I S C O L L Upstairs in the Hart Bldg. . All Kindt of i INSURANCE NEW ORIENTAL BEAUTY i SHOP . ' MARGARET CALI.A.TKN la now Mutating In tho Orion Ul Reality Shop, dolriR nil llnei In beauty culture , Your pat ronage will bo apporlcatod. Noxt door to Westorn Union 626 MAIN STREET Hike appointment. Phone 616 Dr. Philip Cole .General Practice ot Dontlatry Open Evening by Appointment Photf 609 Bit Main Over Moo'i Btoro Brown, the Roofer General Roofing and Impairing PHONH 088 J SCANDINAVIAN ROOMS (In Scandinavian Hall) Are now ready for . occupancy - ' 25 new modeni rooms $6.00 per week and up For your ,! All ready at 5 mm.' PKRMANCNT CONSTRUCTIOM ' Exclusive Licensed Mnnu fnclurars tor The now Concroto Hollow-Wall Building nrlclc tor Founda tion!, Walls, Building, etc. Absolutely Fire and Weather. Proof at a coat Ions than any other toriu ot masonry. , Stono-Tllo oonatructlon elim inates upkeep oxponso, In In destructible, and . to approved by fho boat architects and bulldori. . Unexcelled a a hase for Nturco finish Lot U Estimate YotrV Jo'b eth and Market. Phono 082 W Concrete Pipe Co. Play Cards Clgnrn and Clgarottos Soft DrlfakB f!nrbor Shop , Lunch Hoom . M. & M. . . SOLO PARLOR Bonoath tha Pino Treo BOSTON BEAUTY SHOP Winters Building , Expert 6poratori Individual Booths Vlolot ray (aalal , and olp tron'tihofits, facial pack!, mar celling, and shampooing. For appointment Phone 811W NEM.lin GRANT, Prop. mmmVl..- .,...,l'.rij fcfl chickens irectory Herald Ads Bring Results J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL, ENGINEER AND 8UIIVEYOR Ptione 192-1 133 3. Rlveralde DR. J. a COBLE OPTOM'KTftiST iOPTlrtAN 709 Main, fit. Phone 133-W Make and grind Olaaaea. Dupli cate broken lonlca, repair framea H. E. ROSKAMP Contractor and Builder 8ee Ma Before Yoq Build Pbone 671 ' ' Raaldence 1020 jeftertos DR. F. R. GODDORD OSTEOPATH13 PHYSICIAN AND 8Un6E0N Office and Residence Phone 321 1. O. O. K. Temple Fred Westerfeld, D. D. S. X-Ray Laboratory Loom Is Building Phone 434-W . Klamath Falls, Oregon NEW CITY LAUNDRY Finished Work Flat Work "Ptit Your Duds In Our Soda" Rough Dry Pbone 164. Cor Main A Congreaa 1640 Main Street Chicken Dinner Every Sunday -FORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor lilt -iU(UinU- -Mr From Incubator to Stew kettle mm KOI Phyllis Haver Wears With Distinction a New Walk ing Costume. Phyllis Haver, who Is seen in a leading role in the new First Na tional picture, "I Want My Man," fears - with easy grace a new model destined to mako walking a farorito fad so chic Is the tailleur aaed for this purpose. , Of Kasha cloth, the season's fa vorite material. It Is designed along the favorite silhouette, giv ing long, slender lines. Very snug ly does it lit the figure, and adds for chic, the prominent buttons down the front, which Paris has chosen for the distinctive trimming on the simple but elegant tailleur. , A broad banding of fur, and a flat collar for warmth on early March mornings, are smart touches which also make for com fort. ' The hat that Miss Haver has se lected Is In keeping with the frock, and la becomingly simple. The crown, which rises high, la a new style forecast, while the feather fancy, placed low on one side, is the correct trimming ot the mo ment. " " Buttons, ot bone, or covered In the material which fashions the frock, have taken the all Important note ot an Important trimming In the newest frocks from across the seas. Buttons. In front, buttons in baok nnd buttons outlining Impor tant lines ot the new models all create a departure In stylo motifs and developments. The frock, of youthful lines, lends Itself wfth greater eaccess to the use of buttons as an effective trimming. Tho simplest of after noon or sports frocks Is given an Individual air by the placing ot but- ' tons at Important places. The new est straight-lined frock, with Its engagingly youthful collar , and short skirt, is mode smart by tho ' row of buttons down tho front! h a I ft THE EVENING HERALD OU 'dlctlonariei ihould be dlicarded. mt recast cttottlet have brought additional words into our. language, and the pob. Uahori had to ditcani their old printing platoa. Here Is the newly compiled dictionary larger and more eoeaplate than any lmllar one enlarged vocabulary all tha arVnU asal mw (pedal faaturea now reedy for evary aaiiast . EASY; FOR YOU TO GET ' Tkr T thai eoapom, praaantad ef aaaOad this ataimu ' with a nominal nn to esver eoet ef hand Mall Orders If br maU, tnotudt T aama petM up ta ISO iall.it 10 a.nta ap to 100 mlloaiortorgrMUr oloioncf t rour pottmoittr forfait on pound. Your Old Dictionary is Now Out of Date .. T7aw fa Me frfaaf leo fmr toring Cress fVW Pmrnmlmt Surelive Suregrbw . Surelay yl 1HKKL I'OIHOMXG Notice to Property Owners County of Klamath, State ot Orogon, s. , KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS., that the General Laws of the Slate of Oregon, Volume 11, Section 9350, provide as follows: "0350: Duty to destroy ground squirrels and noxious rodents. It shall be, anl Is hereby, declared to he the duty of every person, firm, copartnership, company and cor poration owning, leasing, occupying, possessing or having charge of or dominion over, any Und, place,, building, structure, wharf, pier, or dock -which Is Infested with ground squirrels and ether noxious rodents Or predatory animal., or as soon as the presence of the same shall come to his, their Or Its knowledge, at once proceed and continue In good fait ll to exterminate and destroy such rodents by poisoning, trapping or other appropriate and effective means. (L. 1910, c. 127:1). WITNESSETH: That polsonen oafs prepared under Ihe U. 8. for mula, for Dm extermination of ground squirrels may he procured from tho office of the County Agent, Room "I" Courthouse, Klamnfh Falls; from Merrill Mer cantile Company, Merrill; Mnck's fash Store, ML Lakl; Kallna's Store. Matin; Sparretorn's Store, j Bonanza; Bly Mercantile Store. Bly; J ThVf 1 Ji.h , T;, ?,;",. .J, Lil mJll?,' ?' djBtr'b,utI poison shouM be as follows. to-wit: Place tcaspoonful ef poison ed outs at or near the mouth of the nrIhl1DnW?hm,t:'y rTJPOR RENT Four room furnished UiL y(., i e I8- . C? ! apartment and bath. 58 Main St. the entire field or fields in th!s ! on manner. - . In witness whereof, 1 have this 16th day of April, 1925, set my nxnd and seal. (Signed) C. A. HENDB3SON. Agricultural Agent in and for the County of Klamath. State of Oregon. Subscribed and sworn before me. a County Clerk In and for the county of Klamath, State of Oregon, this 16th "day of April. 1925. (Signed) C. R. DeLAP, County Clerk. A10-17-18 By C. H. DeLap, Deputy. Read Herald "Class" Ads For Rent 2 Roomed apartment everything furnished, good garage, 703 N. 9th. For Sale 2 Roomed plastered house lot 50x140. Priced $1150 $100 will handle VWWVwvw 5 roomed house, 2 lots, 2 blocks off pavement Price $1800, $300 will handle See R. H. Maley 703 N. 9th St Phone 726-W ling, packing, at ark hire, distribution, eta., unnua- QD Ing to oiuy . M ... t w 6 Cm its Entitle rvery reaJ;r to thiNn Enlarged Univertltit Dictionary , WIOtaatFkrtbKBasaanavOkllntW- . and MMT Baah If Not Sabaflad. PHONE 607 WHEN YOU THINK of wood. We have all kinds. E. L. French. H-24ut WE PAY the return postage on shoes mailed to us. Goodyear Repair Shop. W. W. Connors. Prop. 121 N. 8th St. 16-22nt DON'T THROW AW1AY a good pa'r of shoes that only need a new sole. We repair them as good as new. Goodyear Repair Shop, 121 N. 8th St. 16-22nt MARSHFIELD LOOOER SHOES made to measure. Jack Frost. 17 WULL ACCEPT position at watch man by responsible man in city. Write Box 81, care IleraM. 17-18 FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment, one block from Main St. corner Cedar and Pine. Phone 510. 17tf WANTED Work as watchman or nightwatch for steady, employ ment. References. Call at Gun Store. , 17-21 PAY. DAY SPECIALS, all work shoes reduced 1.00 per pair. Jack Frost, Sixth Street. 17 STENOGRAPHER WANTED Apply "Alburtus" White Pelican Hotel, or Pine Tree. 17-18 FOR SALE First class steel range, also some furniture at a bargain! Apply 919, Klamath Ave. after 5:30 P. M. 17-18 FOR RENT Two room outside, modern sleeping apt. Privilege of bath. Also separate sleeping room Phone H9W. Winters Apt. 17-18 FOR RENT no children. Pine. Housekeeping room: Phone 568-R. 1143 . 17-18 FOR SALE Good cow fresh with calf. Gives 5 gal. a day. J. Allen, 'i mile south of Millers slaugh ter house. 17,20 JANE SXEDICOR will be at Mor deff and Woclfs all days Satur day. 17 FOR RENT Steam heated furnish ed apt. 123 N. Sixth. 17-18 WANTED To take (50) fifty beet . steers to pasture cm gain. OrviUe Elliott, Klamath Agency, Oregon. 17tf WANTED i WWVWWWVMAMMAAAAAMAIMAAAAAAaM WANTED Young man to deliver for grocery store. Must have good habits and be good worker. State all information and salary ex pected in reply. Address, J. S. Cr. Herald. . 15-17 WORK WANTED by experienced chambermaid. Sloep at home. Phone 288R. - - . . 16-17 WANTED .Woman to stay with high school girl during summer. $15.00 per month, for use ot home. 625 N. 8th St. Phone 179W. 16-22 TWO SETTING Phone 41 2W. W1ANTED. 16-18 CHAS S. HOOD Real Estate, Fire Insur ance, Surety, Contract and Judicial bonds Chiloquin, Oregon Klamath Lodge Directory M. W. A. Meets First and Third Wednesdays Odd Follows Hall C. L. Edwards, Clerk. B. P. O. ELKS Meets Thursday evening. Visit ing members welcome. Elks Temple, 3rd & Main Charlton Currin, Exalted Ruler. Tom Deixell, Beo. K, Of C. Council No. 2255 Meetings: 8 P. M. 2nd and 4th Tuesdays ,Lyceum Hall, 8th and High Visiting Knlghta welcome Chas, Patterson, O. K. American Legion , Klamath Post Io. 8 Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Court House Basement F. P. OLDS, Oom'dr. Phone 66J-W w Murphey's Phone 87 FIRST QUALITY Jorsey milk. Call 496-J, Eustslde Dairy. A7-M7 FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE Heavy work' homos. Robert B. Adams, Merrill, Oregon. M24-A24 FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE Heavy work horses. Robert 8. Adams, Morrill, Ore. M28-A28 FOR SALE by owner, four-room fur nished house, with double ga rage. 336 Lincoln. Phone 608-J. . en FOR SALE Restaurant, seat SO people. Little mint. In thriving town. Price 62600. Some terms. Sickness reason for selling. Cfnb Cafe, Chiloquin, Oregon. 13-18 FOR SALE Baled Hay, partly dam aged by storm, 68 per fo'ri. D. C. Dlmmltt, y, ml. East ot Summers school. . i lj-lg FOR SALE: '19 Ford touring, good condition. 3 hew ttres, license equipped. 6125.00. Call after 6 p.m. 1143 Pine St. 15-21 FOR SALE Small studio piano. House No. 18, Pelican CItyi 15-21 FOR 8ALE by owner 4 foota mod ern house, stone fouhdatfoh, laun dry, bullt-tni, garage, woodshed. -3600. '630 'California Avenue. Phone 344W. 15-17 FOR SALE Wheat, oats, and pota toes. Anderson Feed nnd Stor age Co. Pbone 795 or 147. 15-21 FOR SALE 'Black mare. Will weigh over 1760. . Price $100. Inquire, at Cunningham ranch. 8 miles out near Olene.' 16-22 FOR SALE Mammoth everbearing strawberry plants, $1.00 per hundred devllvered. j. F. Golds worthy. Phone 22 3W. 802 Doty. 16-22 FOR SALE Five tube Neutrodyne Radio complete. Cheap. Call af ter 6:30 p. m. 1827 tWsrden Ave. W. J. Williams. 16-17 FOB RENT - FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room. Winters Bldg. , 16-15 FOR RENT Sleeping room, suit able for 2 men or man and wife. 16 South Riverside. Phone 609. -. ; - .mj $:.- 16-18 FOR RENT Bedroom, heat, adjoin ing bath. .Carage If desired. 1.138 Pine. , . 15-17 FOR RENT Sleeping room for one or two men. 408 Klamath Ave. Phono 147. 15-17 FOR RENT Three room miodern house. Garage and woodshed. Phone 15F13. 14-17 FOR (RENT Nice room, 2 blocks from Main. Phone 525R. 14-18 RANCH FOR RENT Alfalfa and grain. Free water. Ready, to -seed. J. W. Kerns, South Sixth Street. 13-18 CALL , FRANK'S BAGGAGE LINE for moving trunks and light haul ing. Phone 850. Corner 8th and Main. . M18-A1 LOST AND FOUND LOST Eye glasses. Finder please return to this office. $5.00 re ward. 15-17 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Pentecostal or Four Square Gos pel believers, . It Interested Phone 266-M. 14-26 CARPENTER, construction and building work done and guaran teed. . Same attention to small jobs as the big ones. Work com pleted in the shortest possible time. No delays. Free estimates given. See me before letting your contract. I can save yon time and m o n ey. Thomas Bomar, Hotel Baldwin. Phone 65. M21-A21 THE BONNIE BEAUTY SHOPPB open Tuesdays, Thursdays nnd Saturdays. Phone 3 2 3, West Chiloquin. ' A7M1 WINDOW CLEANING Window cleaning, house cleaning, floor waxing. References furnish ed. A. M. Rhoads, Phone 360W. .: . ... ... .13-18 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Car washed, steamed and greased. Heine? Thompson, 7th and Klam ath just back of creamery, Al-Mt TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get good eats. OPEN ALL NIOHT. 633 Main street. Phone 634. tf SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL Send them to tho Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop, 121 N. 3th St. We pay tho return postage. STONE MASON FOR HIRE, bi or contract. 2227 S. 6th. A3 day M3 PRIVATE HOME HOUSE CLEAN Ing, janitor -work and window , cleaning. . Wall paper arid rugs a specialty. Phone 405. A. H. Combs. , A8-M6 Seed Stofje - B06 tilifii