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Resume of oil Springactivities
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day affairs were popular, as were
bridge parties. during the afternoons
of the nast few dava. Several larce
parties are scneduled for the com-' oncert tven 0eor8 Maddox.
tag week and before the month Is tenor- He la to bo assiMed by Ru
out: socletr will be in full swing fort B. Maddox. W. Carlton Janes,
of spring and near-euinmer actlv-
itles. Of Interest this week, was
th. i uti. avmhh. ...v.,,,, . ;
pert given .'In the PreibyterIanauaP'ces ' tha Methodist church
church under the direction of Har
ry Borel. ' The concert was ex
ceptionally woll given, and the lit
tle arroun are endeavorinsr with '
great fortitude to put before tne'.6aSed y Ellison-White chau
publlc, inusic of such a type that lntau1u comln eason. He
one city. 'out of ten. the sise ofjnas Ju8t Ued a three month's
Klamath Tails has the fortune to engagement at the Municipal audi
hear. Through the kindness ot Mr. ! ""n ln Po"ld " " K"t
Borel. the members of toe orchestra , """y of. " PPIe here ttre ac"
and carious arrangements have been : Qualnted with him through the
presented at various -; meetings of radl-
organisations throughout the . city.' Tne interesting program follows:
Especially kind has the orchestra ;
been to meetings ot civic bodies and
luncheon clubs. '
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EASTER PARTY ;-.''.
ON MONDAY 1VV
i.-Mrs. J, M. Bedford entertained
cor a.numoer ox irienas ai ner can- ,
ia on Agency Lake in honor of her .
two daughters, Janet and Roberta
Bedford on Monday anernoon. Fol
lowing a luncheon, the children In
the party joined In an Easter egg .. j
hunt on the lawns. Taose present
during the afternoon' were Mrs. C.
P. .Mason, Bob Mason, Helen Ma
son,. Mrs. John - Boyle, . Marguerite
mjie, uenruae uoyie, wuour Jones, : (j) "My Jean" ..... Cara Roma
June 6etxer,' Mary Thomas, Betty j ;. ' Geo; jjaddox '
Anne Jones, Mrs. Gomar Jones, and4. -The Battle Eve" ...u...Bonheur
-ean westiaii, Kooerta ana janei
Bedford and Mrs. J. M. Bedford, the
hostess; . ; :
XEDRON CLUO ; .
ELECTS OFFICERS - . .
'Election of officers was tie main
vent ot the .evening, when' Mis3
Ferae Banks and Mrs. D. N. Cle
mens entertained ' members ot the
Kedron . club at the home ot 'the
later, . Thursday night.- Election
resulU were as follows: Miss Vera
Houston, president; Miss Mae Phlu-
neyr vice-president; Mta Jean Perry '
secretary; miss aiary waiKer, tre-;
asurer. It was also the observance
ot the birthday of Mrs. E. L. Cham-
blitt, and a huge birthday cake was
" served to the guests. . . . .
SURPRISE
YOUNG COUPLE .'
.. ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills wero
pleasantly ' surprised oo Friday
night when a g'ronp of friends cal-
led on them In their new home ln
. the Winter's apartments. Mrs. Mills
.' will be remembered as Miss Jennie
. Johnston; whose weddtng to Frank
Mills was an event ot Easter morn
. . lng. Following an evening at cards
. refreshments were served. The
following guests called on Mr. and
Mrs. Mills: Mrs. Waive Bell, Miss
' Slolse McPherson, Miss Florence
. Porter," Miss Anne Mae Johnston, j
' Miss Vera Houston and Ned Metcalt,
Percy. Murray, Frank Moser, George
Mclntrye and Lloyd Porter.
Fur Manufacturer.
Coat Remodeling.
1'Mrs." Wat Bessler
Furrier'
60S Washington
Bet. Sixth and Seventh
JZJ 1 Ik. VV Mil 11 !:tl. '
CONCERT WILL BE
PRESENTED SOON
One of tie principal events ot the
seison's musical calendar will be a
violinist, and Charles Hagelrlg. ac
coiupanlst.
The concert la given under the
Friday evening In the church
These musicians are well-known
throughout the Pacific coast and In
the oast. Mr. Maddox has been en-
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ries" (Sicilian!) .... Mascagnl
(b) "To a Hill Top" . Cox
(c) "Forbidden Music", Gatsaldon. '
(d) 'Til Sing Thee Songs of
, Araby" . . , Clay
Geo. Maddox
2. "Romance" Svendsen
)
'Valse TWete" Sibelius
'Hymn to the Sun"
Rymsky Korsakoff
Londonary Air" .
..: Krelsler arrangement
Carlton Janes
Ah, Moon ot My Dellght"
(c)
(d)
- Lhniono
(b) "Little Mother of Mine"
. . Burleigh
(c) "Then You'll " Remember Me
(b re Moon Ha Raised Her ,
Lamp Above" . .. Benedict
Duets, Geo. Maddox and .
.... . - Rupert Maddox ;
5. "At Night",.,,.;,. Rachmalnoff
(b) ",For You Alone" ..';. Geehl
(c) "I Go o Claim My- Love"....
Royce
Geo. Maddox; violin obbligato.
Carlton Janes
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BRITXSE-ELECT
GIVEX SHOWER
For tne pleasure of Miss Jennie
Johnston, whose wedding was an
event of Eiiter morning to C. Frank
Mills, Miss Florence Portar enter
tained with a miscellaneous shower
at the home of ber sister, Mrs. A.
M. Collier on Saturday afternoon.
Luncheon was served at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon at a daintily ar
ranged Inncheon table which had
for Its centerpiece lavendar flowers.
Orchid favors and the color were
carried out In detail. Before Mist
Johnston's cover sat a bride and
groom, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rabbit.
Gifts for the bride were- brought
to ber ln large orchid basket, dain
tily arranged. The guests who .call
ed were Miss Johnston and Mrs.
C. E. Pattern, Mm. K. G. Klahn,
Mrs. A. M. Collier, Mrs. John Brett,
Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Arthur L.
Rice, Mrs. G. T. Porter, Mrs. R. H.
Radcllffe, Miss Augusta Parker,
Miss Gertrude (Parker, Miss Anna
Mae Johnston, Miss Vera Houston,
Miss Elsie Lang, Miss Ruth Bali
and Miss Porter, the nostess. ' ' '
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ENTERTALV IX
HALL ANNEX
A series of daintily arranged
spKng parties were given ln the
Hall Hotel annex on Friday and
Saturday of this week, when Mrs.
William McNealy and Mrs. Lynn P.
Sabin entertained for a large num
ber of friends. : Carrying out the
spring mctlff, yellow and lavender
Iris were used '' throughout " the.
rjoms and as centerpieces for the
! luncheon tableB. , During the after
noon .Miss'... Ruth McNealy delight
ed with a number of piano :jsolos.
Assisting Mrs. McNealy and '"Mrs'.''
Sabin about the rooms " wore Mrs.
H. N. Moe, Mrs. George -Sabin of
Grants Pass, Mrs. Leslie Rogers,
Mrs. Earl Whitlock and Mrs. E. B.
Hall. : High score for Friday bridge
went to Mrs. Obarles Martin, low
score to Mrs. J. M. Bedford.
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MRS. SCHUBERT
IS HOSTESS ' ; .
For the pleasure of a few friends
Mrs. Carl Schubert, Jr., entertained
at 1ier home al Fourth and Lincoln
streets on Thursday. Following an
old fashioned quilting bee, bridge
was enjoyed. . Later In the afternoon
tea was served by Mrs. Bcbubort to
Mrs. H. D. Newell, Mrs. W. H. Me
Pberren, and Mrs, Louis Stein.
PROGRAM WILL BE .
. GIVEN ON SUNDAY
It Is a popular delusion that a
man of affairs can not be a musi
cian and that he can not be artist
and business man. There have been
Instances where the two gifts hnvo
been bestowed upon an Individual.
Ia our own time there has been no
such conspicuous example as Gen
eral Charles G Dawes, vice-president
ot the United States, lawyer.
great banker, comptroller ot thj
currency, brigadier general in the
World War and foremost statesman
In solving post-war international
problems.
Wheu such a man could find time
to cultivate a taste for music and
to be.-onie not a mere amateur, but
a thorough musician and a recog
nised composer. Is a mystery. It
suggests that the vast majority - ot
people never realize the value o."
time or haw to make use ot it. A
composition by Vice-President Daw
es Is now being played on all clas
sic programs In the eait. It will
be heard in Klamath Falls tor the
first time on Sunday evening, April
It, at the. Presbyterian church and
played upon the pipe organ by Mrs.
Charles Wood Eberleln In the pro
gram to be given by the Klamath
Falls chapter of the Daughters ot
the American Revolution In com
memoration of the 150th anniver
sary of the battles ot Lexington
and Concord. .
Fallowing Is the program to be
given at 7:30 p. m. on Patriot's
Day,. April 17: . . . . . .. . .
Processional. -
Star i Spangled Banner - Francij
Scott Key. . .
Salute to the Flag. Lead by Mrs.
Allan Sloan. , .
American's Creed. .
Responsive Reading.
A Fra;er of George Washington's
Mrs. Rachael Solomon. :".,:"'
Hymn "America the. Beautiful."
' Reading ot the Governor's Pro
clamation. - - -
Address "Concord and Lexington"-'Mrs.
R. E. Wattenburg.
"Concord Hymn" Emerson
Mrs. Caarles Wood Eberleln. . . .
' -Solo, . "Babylon", Watson. Mrs.
Bert C. Thomas.
"Lexington" Holmes. Miss : Le
Liine West. .
' "Melodie" composed by Gen Char
les G. Dawes, Vice-President, U. S.
A Mrs. Charles Wood Eberleln!
. Address of National President
D.'A. R. Mrs. Wilbur Jones.
Solo "Recessional", Kipling
Mrs. Georgisn Babcock.
'America."
Prayer Rev. A. L. Rice. ' ''
HONOR WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY ,
In honor of the birthday .of Mrs.
Perry Wilson, a delightful dinner
party was given on cunday even
ing, at the borne ot her parents,
Mr. 'and' Mrs. H. H. Jenkins. Fol
lowing dinner, the evening was spent
In music and games.. The guests
were Mr. snd Mrs. Perry Wilson,
Mr. and' Mrs. H. H. Jenkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert L. Cook, Mr3. Goldle
Miller',' Miss Ruth LIndsey, Miss
Ines ; Jenkins, Miss Eva Jenkins,
Miss Addle Jenkins, Miss Barbara
Jenkins, Miss Letba Simmons and
Zeddle Barnes and George Jenkins.
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FAREWELL SERMON ,
TO BE GIVEN .
Prior to his departure fcr Ger-
mantown, Pennsylvania, a suburb
of Philadelphia, Rev. T. A. Merry.
weather will give his farewell ad
dress ;.' to members of .St Paul's
Episcopal parish in A. 0. U.' W. .ball
Sunday, .morning at 11 a. m. Rev.
Merry weather will leave " Sunday
afternoon for his new work In the
east, and there Join Mrs., llory
weathar who was taken east for, her
thealtb. Rev. 'Oliver Riley of' Pierre,
Sdulh Dakota, .-'if be accepts., the
1 1 , ni.l. ' '.T.I11I.. n t i l
U . 1 1 u L uiMiuy . w iinuiu r iyoujjhs-
ton will arrive in Klamath Falls to
take over the parish work by July 1.
The Washington Cafe
Is the most popular eating place ln Klamath Falls today
"There's a Reason"
EAT BETTERFOR 't&Sy?$xjf'bi
' AMERICAN AND CHINESE PISHES I
VU SonUi SUUt. ' Wee Suing, Prop.
MISS JOHNSTON WEDS
CHARLES FRANK MILLS
The homo ot Mr. uud Mrs. J. C
Johnston was transformed Into 'a
garden for the weddlug of Miss
Jeuule Hell Johnston mid t'hiule.i
Frauk Mills, ut S a. m. Knstur
morning. On the arm ot hor ruth
or, Mlis Johnston dusecuded the
stairs and whs mot by Mr. Mills
j and his attondaut Frank Hull. Uo.
nonth a bower of" forns nnd rojo.n,
Rnv. Arthur L: Hlce read the ring
: ceremony. Mhu Gertrude Parker
of Grants Pass sang, "Oh Promise
.Mo" Mm Pearl Ulohn at the piano
The bridge ' Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston,, and
a teacher In' too Klamath Falls
schools.'' (She . was attractively
gowned ln a frock of applo green,
while hor sister and' only attend
ant, Miss Anna Mo Johnston, woro
a creation of brick dust crepe.
Following tho welding ceremony,
breakfast was served to more tha i
40 guests who were seated at four
tables, each table having for IU
centerpiece, old fashioned flowers
In Faster baskets. . Easier favors
md spring motifs were attractively
arranged on tho table.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills left tor Sac
ramento. Calif., and other southern
cities for a brief honeymoon, To
turning to Klamath Falls Wadnos
diy night, to msk,o their home ln
the Winter's apartments.
XKACHKltS HPK.M)
sritING VACATION
Among the many Interesting trips
taken during 'spring vacation by
rarlcus teachers In tho Klamath
schools was taat taken by Miss Lo
rotta Jennings' who Is spending tha
week with her tislur in iSun Fran
cisco. .M.35 Hazel Noblo, teacher in Cen
tral school. Is veiling with frlonds
in the city during Easter week.
Miss ' Olive Wilson spent Easter
vacation with ber mother, Mrs.
iarah Wilson, la Yoncalla at their
country home, north of Roseburg.
Miss LeLalne : West, spent Easter
week-end with Mrs. Johnson, health
nurse, of the Klamath Indian res
ervation, enjoyUifi several days In
that vi:lnlty. Mr. and Mrs. Alburt
G. Morrison aro expected ln from
3an Trnncisco tonight, where they
spent the pait week, visiting In val
ley towns -and: witnessing the ar
rival of the fieit . in Golden Gate
harbor. Mrs.. Morrison is a teacher
in the' Klamath schools.
. Miss Alice Blackford, ..principal of
Falrvlew school, visited with friends
and .relatives In Medtord o'er the
week,' rosoirnlng. for her work on
Monday morning.- Mr., and Mrs. J.
Percy Wells. Ie,ft for the north the I
early part of the week,, where Mrs.
Wells will visit with her parents In
Oregon City. ; -.v.
"".Mr. and Mrs.' R. E. Wattenburg,
accompanied by Mrs. Myrtle Helms,
and Miss Mae Phinney spent tho
week in San Francisco where they
inspected the Atlantic-Pacific (leet
now In Golden Gate harbor.
TEA CUP CLUB
ENTERTAINS
In honor of their friends and
husbands, members of the Tea Cup
club entertained with an Informal
party on Thursday evening in the
Methodist church parlors. Games and
music took up the major portion ot
tile evening,' followed by the sorv
ing of a dainty supper. More than
70 guests enjoyed the affair. The
party had been postponed from
early in March due to sickness
among the members.
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MRS. KNIGHT .
HONORED ,: ;.
. The friends of Mrs. E, C. Knight
gave her a . pleasant ' surprise on
Thursday ti.'ternoon In honor of her
birthday. The Afternoon . was spent
in bridge, At a late hour the host
ess, assisted tby a number of guostj,
served a dainty luncheon. The
guests were Mrs. C, E. Myers, Mrs.
W. D. Butler, Mrs. C. F. Smith, Mrs.
F. Gallagher, Mrs. R. B. Hanscom,
Mrs. C. II. Reeves and the ho&toss,
Mrs. E. C. Knight.
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GUESTS OVER v. I, ".''
EASTER ' VACATION . -. ,' j .; V"
.Miss Leila Brown and Miss Marian
Brown spent Easter' vacation -.with
Miss Gertrude Llndley et the Geo,
R. Llndiiey home, front tholr home
In Medf'ord While in . Klamath
Falls "the girls ' were orttertalnert
with a number of -social affairs; in-,
eluding a delightful swimming party
and supper. Tho; ', returned ; this
week to reiume .thblr studies, ,
'SYMPHONY PROGRAM
GIVEN ON FRIDAY
Of prlmnry Inlvrvst during the
week, especially to music luvortf,
was the concert given In tho Prtt.
nyterlan church, Friday evening, by
thu l.lllle Symphony oiciieslia niuler
the lUreollon of Hurry. Hovel, 'dir
ector, lutoren was aroused (luring
tho week, when u eubscrtiitlOn con
test wns started nmoug thu child
ron of tKlamaUi .Ktills'vlt!) prizes
offered to thu threoaitlUU'cri sell
ing the highest percentage .of tick
ets oyer the number at tea.
Patronesses for thu concert were
.Mr. Joii lloyl,).ffrjjj I,ifiI(f3to!t.
Mrs, Merit) West, Mr-. Charles Wood
Kbo.-lelu, Mrs. Charles. .Mniii, . Mn.
Clarence Underwood, Miss "Francos
llostty, (Sirs. A. J. Voye, Mrs. Wil
liam I.oreni, Mrs. Henry. Moo, Miss
Clsra Calkins, ' Miss Margaret Wor
den, Mrs. O. E. Gordon, Mrs. Del
tlummon, Mrs. Ross Duyvl, Mrs. J. M.
Bedford, .Mrs. . K. G. Cummlngn,
Mrs. William Duncan, Mrs. Edwurd
II. Pike. Mrs. J. C. Brokoubrough,
Mrs. R. C. Oroesbock, Mrs. John
Martin. Mrs. Warren Hunt, .Mrs.
Charles Moore, Mrs. J. Percy Wells,
Mrs. Myrtle Helms, Miss Chloe
'Palmer, Mrs. William McNoaly, Miss
Augunu Parker, Mrs. 11. K. Jones.
Mrs. Twyli Ferguson, Mrs. W. H.
Robertson, Mrs. Francis Olds, Mrs.
Lyiin Sabin, Mrs. George Llndley
and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter.
Following wero tho numbers pre
sented: De.icrlptlve, "Atlantis" Safrenox.
"Nocturne" and "Morning Hymn
of Pralso."'
KJourt Function," "Prince and
Ana." "Deduction of Atlantis."
"Fruhllugsllod." Well.
"Luss With ie Dell.ate Air"
Thomas Arno. Mrs. A. J. Voye.
SuUe In Five Parts Coleridge-
Taylor. .
Scenes from ao Imaginary Ballot.
Violin Solo, "Adoration" Borow
ki. Miss Katherlne Walton.
"Proluda" and "Slclllana" from
"Cavallerla Rustlcana" Mascagnl.
"Lo,- Hear tho Gentle Lark"
Bishop.
"To a Wild Rose." Nevln.
Mrs. A. J. Voye, flute obbligato,
M. Sward.
Overture ',Orphco Aux Enters"
Offenbach. '
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MI"'iiIONAJIlKH ' ' . '. '
ENTERTAINED
For the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs.
George .Whitman, missionaries of
China, wbo aro visiting with tholr
son, AvarJ Whitman',', a mombor of
the Klamath ' high" school faculty,
Mrs. Bort( C. Thomas enlertalnod
at her. homo Monday evening.
Among the guests were a few mem.
hers of the missionary societies ot
the . Presbyterian and Christian
churches. Mrs. Harry Dobbins of
Klamath Agency and Miss Elolss
McPherson delighted tho guests with
voca numbers. ;
WILL ENTERTAIN
VAST MATRONS
Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs.
Wilbur Jones will be joint host
esses to members of the Past Ma
trons club. Aloha chapter of the
Eastern Btar, at the nomo of Mrs.
Martin on Friday afternoon, April
24. " -
RECEIVING
CONGRATULATIONS
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin 'Lucas aro
being congratulated upon tho ar
rival of a son, at 2 a. m. Easter
morning, Sunday, April 12, In a
Klamath Falls hospital. They hsvi
named the child Marvin Oeorgo
Lucas. Mrs. Lucas will be remem
bered as Miss Fredla Blohn, daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Dlehn,
who are now In tho city visiting
with their daughter from itholr home
In Portland.
( RESIGNS I-OSITION
Francis W. Donnelly, who for the
past year has been In the bookkeep
ing department of the First Nation
al Bank has resigned his position
and expects to entor the employ of
nnother business concern In the city
In tho near future.
V Swanson's
Barber Shop ;
'"'' Look for the TaMest Pole
''i.".' n. In the, World.,.,, i
.;;. Beauty.,.. Shop In "con-'"
ir.':.'w 'Beettoi, '! ''"''
, ... fJertrude " ," Johnson' l in '
charge ''' j
Speclallilng In Maroel
Ing, water waving snd
French paper carl.
Shampooing, scalp treat
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for ,
ladles and men.
Haw tinting and hair
' goods made to order.
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rJyy Phone '318'
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625 Main St
CHURCHES
Kli'st I'lTHbyU'i'liui Cliineh
Sixth and Plnu Klreets.
10 ' a. m. church school with
clauses for all.
11 n, m. morning sernuili: "My
Faith Wo 8eo." Miss Klnl.'O Me
Pberson will slug u soln.
8:30 p. m. -C. . - '
7:30 ; p. nu '. tiiioelnl' "I'sirlnt's
Day Ser,vliu"'ln chargn.of thu Ku
lalona Chapter ot I). A, U.
Arthur 1.. Rice, .Minister.1
I
.MelluMlIm diuMll ,
Morning service .".Christ our Kv
ample .nnd Bavlur," Mrs. Hurry
Dobbins of Klamnlh Agoiie)' will
sing.
No evonluK service u inembniu
of tho congregation will attend I lie
union sorvlre and patriotic program
at tho Preibyterlnn church.
Ht. Pnul's Kplxropnl (lillrcb
Payne Alley and Main sir em.
8 a. m. Holy Communion.
fO a. m. Church school,
II a. m. Holy Communion, Ki.iler
music repeated. Farewell sermon
Rev. T. A. Morrywoatlier. v
No evAlnft service.
Sovc-nlh .Wny Ailventlnt
Public library building.
10 a. m. Sabbath school, Satur
day, April J5.
A Blind Man at a Movie
Is no moro pathctlo a figure than anyone with poor teeth trying
to ent a Square meal.
How about you? Aro you eotlnpt. or only wishing you could eat?
If your tooth can bo saved we'll save them. If they're loo fr
gone wo'll make you some. Either way, wa guaraiitn your
satisfaction. i
R. D. COE, Dentists
(Painless, of oourao)
101-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main Phone 111
Special Clearance Sale of
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LAMP SHADES and '
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25o DISCOUNT
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ENLARGING AND TINTING
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street
Batteries
Just received new shipment of
Great Western Batteries
of the same quality we have been selling for the
' . past year.
; - All sizes guaranteed for one year
6-volt, 11-plate, wood case i...$14.65
6-volt, 11-plate, rubber case .....1.;..;$17.65
(For Fords, Grays, Maxwells, Stars, Chevrolets,
"; Overlands and other small cars.)
6-'volt 13-plate wood case .....:.... $17.65
6-volt, 13-plate, rubber case ,......$21.50
(To fit StudebakerS, Buicks, Olds, Oaklands, Hud-'
sons, Nash' and other medium-weight cars)
12-volt, rubber case $23.65
Klamath!Falls Auto Co.
"The small garage with the large trade"
ROY CALL, Prop.
.224. Mainly;- r Phono 246-R
i Authorized,
11 a. in, rSormiin: "Tho KlsfMo
Cuusclcuuv."
7 p. m. Tuesday, llnvulliilinl.
Wulrdiim,
Alvn U. Wiillior, I'sHiur,
( IlllKllnil 'lllll ell
Sunday nehoul at in. .Morning
wuiMlilp at 11,
No evening scrvlres, will alleuil
pulrlotle servli'es lit Presbyterian
church. i
V. K, lloblilll, Mlulster. .
Cllll.tMJl'IN WK'II.TY (
HOI. IIS MKKTIXtl.
The Women's Cflniuilinlty Club, of
ChlloUln held llieli' Inst uluntlug St '
Mrs. Juck Vnllnlr's liiimn ut ICwaunu '
cuiup. After t tin short bualnrwt
mealing nns held, nil ware' Invited to
a lovely dinner nl the cook house,
after which, ,y menus of the com.
pnny train they were tukeu out lo
where the Inrgo new lag louder lind
Just been put Into ue. After
wutclilng this upernln fur some lime,
t tic women 'Worn brought back lo
tho rump by tha train and from
thero to CIiIIimiuIii by aulas. Every,
body rnportnd a lovely time.
A m pec I u I meutlng will be railed
for April 2.1, at the Chloquln church.
This Is far the purpose ot plnnulng
tho new cluh house, which thu lad
les uro In hnvo built. . A lot In ;
West Clilloqiiln has already boen
donated to the club by Dr. Illtclilo
ot I'nsndenn, California and Mr. suit
Mrs. R. C. Spink. ' ,'
-"-i-ri rii inn n.r.n nnrnAruann.rLriaruLnrrM
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