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Spriegf ields :
31x4 6-ply, cords ;.:.;..$ 20.00
32x4 6-ply cords 2 1 .95
33x4 6-ply cords ...... 23.95
33x4V2 8-ply cords .... 28.70
33x5 8-ply cords ...... 35.54 ,
30x5 8-ply cords ...... 34.44
35x5 8-ply cords ...... 33.75
36x6 12-ply cords .... 60.00
40x8 12-ply cords .. . 122.80
32x6 12-ply cords .... 58.65
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rorsiof -Malln players, while Malln
had lone earned run,' which was
stoleri't1)y tho umpire, who was
either! near sighted oi' fooled by a
, flukoiliplay. ., Malin had a numbor
of Istolon bases' to her credit whllo
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i ; Merchant Tailor
Men's Fine
I Tailor-made Suits
AA complete 'line of the finest imported
Isanti domestic fabrics from which to
firmfike your choice' for correct English and Ameri
;can
models.
109 South
I Hart Building
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Klamath. Falls was rather short.
Klamath Falls had an unusually
good infield and had it not been
for the good work o theso players
the Klamath Falls pitcnor would
have been' booted ' out of the box
early in tho game. The "lowly"
Malln team Is rcady to play a re
turn gamo with the highly oxaltod
Klamath Falls team any tir.-.a tho
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Seventh ,
latter haH an open date, elthor dur
ing tlio Boasoii or In a post season
gamo, . and II played on tho homo
grounds Malln will liavo a crowd out
to seo tho gamd.
BOIIN: At Mann, Oregon, May
12, 1925 to Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). Mc
Cully, a daughtor.
Tho Social Welfare club met at
tho homo of Mrs. John B. Culey,
with' a good attendance. Import
ant business matters woro attonded
to and plans for future work were
made. .
Mrs. Jack Nclston Is visiting at
the home of hor parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Jelinek, Mrs. Nelston
Is a rosldont of Klamath Fulls.
Mr. J. F. Posplsll has begun tho
erection of a building next to the
Tulo Lake garago. ' Mr. Posplsll will
move his shoe repairing shop into
tlio new building.
KIRKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Dun Owsely spent
the week end at Grants Pass. '
Mr., and Mrs. Carol Seburn left
for Bond Friday on account of Mrs.
Soburn's ill health.
' Mrs. J. C. Johnson iB now re
siding at Camp 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest, Mr. and
'Mrs. French 'motored to Klamath
Fails Saturday afternoo.1.
We have some splendid musi
cians in camp who prove to be
ver.y interesting. Loreno Hoover,
Dale Hoover and Mr. Cathey visited
Lamm's camp 'last Sunday. '
The logging operation Is going
very nicely. Camp No. 1 Is still
putting out Its average io 22 cars
daily, while Camp No. 2 is hitting
along about 12 to 14.'
Marlon Masten has resigned his
position as "Bull cook" on the Ohio
He says "Dutch"y is too fast for
him. '( i ' , .
Mr. Mastch will spend several
days in Klamath Falls 'bofore re
turning to his home in Portland.
: Heinle Is having some trouble
with one of the new kittens. He
seems to think 'Its due to improper
food. '''-'' ! ..-
Mr. Brown and his Brown boys
are now laying steel. So. fat they
haven't made an average of footage
to speak of. ' Perhaps they will
make things fly next week.
' Chas. Hagen just got In a new
supply of Pep and- Beor. ' Don't
forget ChaS. address boys.. ;
Chas. Moore say3 when he gets
a couplo of bottles of that-good old
Scotch brew under his belt Ita no
trouble at all to pile up the logs.
MERRILL
Mrs. C. E. Craig returned Wed
nesday fitom a visit of several week:
with 'relatives in Eugene and other.
Willamette - Valley cities. ;', r
Mrs. W. Trotter loft last week
for Mabel, Oregon,, where she will
make her home.- -. .
Mrs. Rose Clayton and 'Miss Ella
Emm.itt of Portland visited at the
home of their cousin, Mrs. V. F.
Hill last week. ; Thoy loft for Klam
ath Falls Saturday. 'Thoy were in
Klamath county to attend tho golden
wedding of their brother, 11. A. Em
milt. ' ' ' ' : -.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. .Dunn and fam
ily were visitors in Morrill Sunday,
tho guost of Gns EkBman. ' ;. .
Mrs. J.-'AV. Taylor, Raymond and
Arlone Taylor and Mr. Bud Hall
drove to Pinehurst last woek.
". Mrs. J. H. Hobbs and Mrs. La
Rout of Salem were dinrior guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ,W. F. Jinnotte Sun
day. Mrs. Hobbs expects to leavo
soon for Wilbur whero she will
make her homo.
-.i Mr; R. II. Anderson, R. L. Dal
tou, C. G. Merrill and Lyle Merrill
returned ' Friday from Redding
whoro they wont to attend the tun
oral ' of Martha Margaret Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrill stayed over in
lires
GENERAL
OLDFIELtt
FIRESTONE.
Balloons,' 4:40 to 7.30
Balloons and wheels
complete (5 tires, 5
rims, 5 tubes, 4 wheels)
for Ford, Chevrolet,
Star of Overland
f $100.25
Our price is Right
KLAMATH
TIRE HOUSE
"Cap" Calkins ;
6th and Klamath
Hairs Catarrh
rid your system of Catarrh or Deafncp
caused by Catarrh.
' SoJ by druggliti for ovtr 40 ytan
8. J, CHENEY &. CO., T-JcAj, QW-
Klamath Falls, returning to Mer
rill Saturday. ; : . ,
' Mrs.r. A., Barrows is ouarantin
ed at hor homo. Her little grand
daughter, Rose Mario Barrows Is 111
with scarlet fever. Tho BeaHley
family is also 111 with tho fever. ,
Tho high school was fumigated
last woek. . ;.
Thoro has been somo complaint
that thore might be danger of scar
lot fever from books at tho lib
rary, but they wish It stated that
tho library, has been thoroughly
fumigated and all books there with
tho leant suspicion about have boon
destroyed. ,:,
Mrs. Arthur Frazler returned Sat
urday evening from a week's visit
with her parents In Susauvllle, Cali
fornia. -Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Stebbins of
Klamath Falls vl3ited at tho homo
of Gus Eksman Sunday.
A large numbor of Morrill peo
ple attended, tho track meet In
Klamath , Falls Saturday. Merrill
high roturned with honors.
Invitations are out for tho grad
uating exercises of tho Merrill high
school to be hold at the Merrill
Community hall Thursday, May 21.
Those in tho graduating class are:
Charlotto and Rolf Geertson, Ken
neth and Estin Kiger, Kenneth Col-well-i
Hallie Moore, Ollvo Hill, Mary
Graybael, Molvln Moyer, Magdeline
McCIay and ' Orin blllard. Their
class colors are blue and gold. Their
class flower the white rose and
their motto, "The Higher Wo Rise,
the Broader the View." This is the
largest class that have ever beon
turned out from this school. . .
Miss Vera Offield spent' the week
end with her parents. '
Miss Mary Taylor. , was in from
hor school at Bryant mountain for
tho week-end and to attend tho
track meet at Klamath Falls Satur
day.' v : V ' v-. . t;
. Mother's Bay was observed at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. The church was very prettily
decorated with, cut flowers and an
excellent program was given by the
Sunday school,. One of the; things
out of tho ordinary was the giving
of a carnation to every mother pro
sent by Mrs. J, 'V. . Scoggins S, S.
class, "the live wires." .
' ,-A message was received Tuesday
of . the birth of !'a son to Mr, and
Mrs. Fred tFIetch'6r. Mrs. Fletcher
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Offield. -
Bad oews from China. Tientsin
cook killed 40- people. He did it with
gunpowder,1 not baking powdor V
y Work- wouldn't be, so :bad if you
could'do 'll foJTTiob'byr .
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap
Boards :
Shiplap
Dimension
Mouldings-
In fact practically
all items for con
struction or repair
work
Drive out and look
it over
Pelican Bay
Lumber Co.
Cheaper
Wood
BLOCK WOOD
is down to the bargain.
SUMMER PRICES
Order a couple of loads
each month through the
summer at these cheap
prices and you will be
prepared for winter.
Peyton & Co.
' Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
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Give it to some religious or educa
tional institution. Of course if you
have not just got on to the system
of saving come in and I can show
you how it is done. Perhaps you
do not know
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Hats
when buying a hat get it
as young as you think you
are. Hats for. young and
old. All shades all styles
$2.95 to $6.00
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For Western Knights at Western Nights jj
The wide, wild and wooly Cowboy Hats jj
$5.50to'$8,50 - ' . ;S
Get that hat now and enjoy; the show. You will have the hat v !!
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Silk Shirte
Some dandy patterns, good
material, well made
A line of dandy oxfords in
several styles, well made
crd serviceable v
$3100 to $6.75 '
'If you have not bought that new suit you had better do so while
there is still a good range of colors and styles to choose from.
I have a hand-made line of strictly all wool suit. Some fine
styles and patterns
Price range 325.00 t0 $35.00
MAIN
AT
NINTH
lei'i for next year too.?
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Shoes and Oxfords
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My personal guarantee on every,
article in this store
Ryan
Clothier
Give
Away
Caps
Anyone can wear a - cap.;
Soft, light and comfortable
Fifteen styles fifty colors.
$1.25 to $3.50
Soisette Shirts
Negligee style, tan or white
dressy, comfortable
$2.25 and $2.85
Shoes for dress ; or work,
anything you want. A shoe
for every foot
$2.25 to $8.50
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