The Evening herald., April 29, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Pay us nothing
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Call at the store they are all talking about, select the
articles you need, and use the goods while you pay
for them a little each month.
Special Sale
of
Congoleum (by the yard)
Congoleum Rugs
Large Axminster Rugs
Beautiful Throw Rugs
Rogers Silverware
Large Indian Blankets
Auto Robes
Nice Bed Spreads
Guaranteed Electric Irons
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X 'Curtains for the whole house at only 30c a yard.
4 Come early and get the best selections.
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Klamath Home Supply Co.
X ',1140 Main St.
Near White Pelican Theatre
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Insurance
Misses Cruet nnd Allco Lytlo and
Miii-gin-rllo Crunk shoppt J In KI.-iui-
uth Fulls Bulurduy afternoon.
Miss Myrllo Ilunn of Lorclla
vlsltud in Ilonimzu Hat unlay.
Mjh. J. O. Iliimakir mid daughter,
fllrdlo, it lid Miss A llr lit Yuhr shop
ped III Klamath Kails Saturday.
Mr. mid .Mm. Al llrlKlitinaii visit
ed In Bonanza Hutiirdiiy.
Mr. (li!('K Du Vail wan l:i i:m
anzu frcii LanKell's Valley Sunday.
Tliu Horsefly Irrigation hold a
special meeting Butuiday afternoon
In order lu receive bids on tin; 1S10
foot fliinio to be plnr:d oi, Duck j
cn-ek. No bids huvo been accepted
yet hKUimo thoao offered havu been
too lilf;li.
Mm. Cora Poole and children,
Lona, Hutli and Lee, and Mr. W.
Hell went on a flshlim trip to Jenny
crci-k Kunday.
Mr. Lester Illxon panted through
Bonanza on bit way to tho Malln
Rodeo Sunday.
Mint Janet rhllpalt wan a din
ner guest of Minn Kdltli Scott Snn
day. Tho Community Club diinco hell
Saturday night a voted a success.
Another will bo held May 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Josso iJrow and
mull daughter, Jean were Bonanza
visitors Wednesday. '
Mr. Wlto win In Ilonanza from
IllldohranU last Wednesday.
MIhhch Alicia Yalir and Anna
ilumuker visited with Mm. Amana
WllkiiiHiin Friday afternoon.
Tho Bonanza Community club or
chnatru met with Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Wilkinson Thursday evening.
The high school play "Sully Luun'
Is being finished for presentation
next Friday. It It exported to show
at Henley and Morrill.
Tho Merrill IlBh school play
"Nothing nut the Truth," which was
given Tuotdny evening, was consld
ercd successful.
Tho Henley play "Tho Fascinat
ing Fanny Brown" was given Sat
urday evening April 25. It was an
enjoyable play.
Messrs. Kd Simmons and Mllburn
Ilurk woro business visitors In
Klamath Falls Saturday.
Mrs. B. B. Casoy shopped in Bon
anza Saturday1.
Mrs. Fred Ilochdoldt visited with
Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson Saturday.
Mr. Jim I'll I! pot t was a Bonanza
visitor Friday. He' reports that his
family Is recovering nicely from
their Recent attack of influenza.
Mr. nnd Mrs.' , Art I.tinncll and
dauKhtor, Mary, "were shopping In
Klamath Falls Saturday. ' "
Mr. Dun -JJrlscoH . is pluntins
strawberries on his ranch. He pro
'curcd them from Mrs. Fred Been
diildl last week.
Yes and among other forms, we are inaug
urating the
Group Life Plan
Now being adopted by several lumber com
panies here
3. H. Driscoll
ASP GROVE
j .' .. Hart Building .
iYotj'JiisI can't pleaso ionic wom
en, .ail ChlcitKJ otio got n divorce
bonao ho hugged Oior tao hard,
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News of the
Klamath Country
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BONANZA
Mr.' K. I. Hold nnd family spent
Suiulny flshliiB on tho upper Klam
ath lake
lllovorond llulut of Merrill hold
survtces at tho Bonunzii church Sun
day lilKbt. HI" stibjoct was "Tho
Flnnncliil Value of a Kollginus Edu
cation. 'I
Miss l.o Is Ilonslon shoppod In
Kliimiith Fnlls Stilurdny.
A dinner wits Rlvon. by tho Misses
Orai'o nnd Allco Iytlo and Marmtor
llo Crnnk nt tho Hotol Hickman
Sunday, Tho guosts woro Mrs. H,
V. bytlo, Miss Klim Armstrong, Miss
Mary Taylor, Mr. mid Mrs. Jivmns
I.uohko, Mr. Harold Brownson, Mr.
Hurry I.ytlo, nnd Mr, Monroo Lytlo,
t,nst Thursilny Mr, nnd Mrs.
Chns, Walker nnd family moved to
thotr ranch In Uarnus, Valloy, Thoy
novo rosldod In Bonnnzn for tho past
H(5v1iruL.mnrLUs;j.rr. v -.xrr.:-
Mrs. J. 15. Scott was tho guost of
Mrs. R. K. I.ytlo Friday afternoon.
Miss Zelma 1'rotiRh loft Bonanza
school to return to her homo In
lnkovlow. Hho will finish hor school
term thcro.'
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Luebke woro
Klnmnlh Fnlls visitors Saturday.
Mr. Karl Brown Sr. attended
business In town Saturday.
Mrs. James tins boon qulta ill with
tho flu. Hor daughter, Mrs. Ilunn
Is with hor whllo sho recovers.
Monroo I.ytlo wns n, Bonanza
biisli)088 visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mr. .Bill Kdier, Bonanza rancher,
camo to town Snturduy morning.
Mrs. Travis Honstnn visited with
frlonds Saturday.-
Mrs. Carl Williams ani children,
who have a rnncb on-the Fort Klam-
! nth road, visited ntf' mother, Mrs.
; D. Anderson hero Thursday. Mrs.
, Williams was driving a new Ford
sedan which sho recently purchased.
! Mr. snd Mrs. H. V. Griffin wero
business visitors In Klamath Falls
Thursday.
Mr.-and Mrs. Bill SSmpson were
hero Friday visltinK old friends.
The Simpsons' are well know n here,
. as they hnvo lived In Klamath coun
' ty camps a great many years, but
have been living at Eureka for the
past year and a half.
Mrs. J. E. McCain and son, Robert
of Chllnqitin visited friends hero
Friday afternoon. ,
Mrs. Chns. Sevits and children
visited at Callmus camp over the
week-end.
Miss Iluby Smith of Klamnth
Falls visited with Miss Thelma
Street several days this week.
Miss Leah Turker, who teaches
school ' nt tho Agency, spent tho
woek-end with her sister, Mrs. Rob
ert Brophy.
I Mrs. Troy Miller, Mrs. J. K.
Mansfield, Mrs. l'eto Codo and
children nnd Mrs. Win. Clements
drovo to Chlloquin Friday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams of the
Chlloqiilti mill were in (.amp Fri
day evening.
LONE PINE
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Mr. and Mrs. Hush O'Connor
motjrod to Medford Monday return
ing Tuesday, .
Albert Bunnell removed with his
family from tho Voss ranch to tho
Henry Winkler place tho first of
the month,
John Uoppol, Con McAullffe, John
Craven, J.tck -(Smith nnd Russell
Fnrroll nttoudod tho Imrbeeuo at
Malln Sunday.
The Washington Gaf e
la the most popular eating placp in Klamath Falls today
"There's a Reason"
. YOU CAN ' ' ' '
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMERICAN AND ClUNKSIi DISHES
1S5 South Slxtb , . ., .... j Weo SlitnK, Prop.
V.'.I
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Fifth and Main
Stores
Tl irM 71
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Coats
Month End -Sale
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Tlain and . fur-trimmed
models in TMlIeen, '
Twills, Suede?, Po
1 a ires, Fancy
Twee d s. These
smart coats are
outstanding
values.
50 SMART
DRESSES
Silks, flannels,
prints , &nd twill
dresses, reduced
from as high as
$9.50
New Dresses
.50
SPORT AND
DRESS COATS
Marvelous Sport
Coats In all the
popular S p r i n
shades. Extraordi
nary -values at
115
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Adon.b.'e frocks for all oc
casions styles taat set th3
Vo;;n3 fashioned of Ciu
ton Crepe. T.-.uvai, Printed
l!k3, Ka-ihar'ne. -Cliarmeen,
Twllle'cn. Woal Repp. "We
offer these frocks at re
markable savings.
New.'E
nsembles
Month End Sale .
SPORT
SKIRTS.
Rosdinara and
Flannel Skirts in
Spart Styles; also
Jumper skirts in
plain and 'plild
flannels.
$4.95
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CHILDREN'S
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COATS
A limited lot of
Children's Coats
from former sea
sons, drastically re
duced .13 close out
. at f . ;
$g.95
Striking combinations in
finely tailored models.
Radiant prints and '
plain silks for
frocks and soft
.- . harmonizing
tones for ,
the coats
of Twills, Satins
. and Georgettes.
Sensational values
Extra Special
Hat Reductions
VU.. $D.VD
Reduced from
$7.95 and $9.50
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NOVELTY t
COATS
A group of our
finer type Novelty
Spring Coats and
Ensembles beauti
fully fur trimmed,
reduced ta
$35
PATTERN
HATS
On Sale Tuesday
25 Exclus
ive Model
and Pat
tern Hats
that sold
up to $19.50
$10
Miss Gra.-o Lytlo and Miss Mar
guerite Crank, grade teachers at
Bonanza, wi re week-end guests al
the O'Connor haiuo last week. ;
Tlriao frrm th':3 community who
attended tho Merrill senior clas4
llay Kridii:' night I:i.;liJed Frank
tleertson and child.-sn, Charlatto
and Rolfe, Mj-. aid Mrs. Ctydo
Klger and' children. Estcn, I-Cen-in-'.h,
Karl and Audrey, Mr. anil
Mr.i. Cl rto Barks, Mr. and Mrs.
S:-ott McKchdvcii, Roy, Lcralne nnd
1'auline Bealey and .Mr. nnd Mrs.
Hush O'l'onn.ir. '
Oeno Hammond of M?.-rill was !j
t'-'.ls community tho last of thu
week clasjirylnj; tie land In this
Bcrtlon f ir tho reclnmatinn service.
The niBinhers of tho Upper Van
l!rniner Ditch company met. nt tha
homo of Clyde Hrudloy .Tuesday of
last week and transacted Important
business iiei;talnlnj5 to local, li-rlca-y.m.
Those In attoudance' ivoro Mr",
nnd Mrs. C.,V. Lewis, 0. II. Parker,
Fred MsIviidviSorillyd. Btaille and
Hnifli O'Connor.
Clyde Bradley had an cloctric
ranns installed on his ranch last
week.
i C. V. Lewis nnd children, Thel
ma. Phelps and Arllne, attended ser
vices at Mount Lakl church Sun
day. ; .
C. A. Pauley 6; tie Sanitary
market was buying beet In this
vicinity tho first of tho week.
COMPL.MXT VVHELD
WASHINGTON. April 29. A
eomplulnt filed by tho Arizona cor
poration commission against classi
fied freight charges applying on
shipments Into and out of that stale
from neighboring territories in tho
southwest nn.l on tho Pacific coast
was 'sustained today by an Inter
state commerce coaimlssipn Investi
gation which resulted In recom
mendations tor n general decrease.
. Vacations are ''expeiMlfo things.
It even costs -two cent to' send -n
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