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The' Klamuth Development Co. tu
Arthur K. Wilson, lol 10 block I SI.
Iliienu Vista Addition.
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The following stores will
be closed Saturday, Dec
oration day, until 1 P. M.
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K. Sugarman
$ Houston 8C Jester
Falls Mercantile Co.
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Golden Rule
X The Woman's Store
X Star Drug Store ,
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Hector's
N. B. Drew
The Toggery
Lloyd Ryan
Underwood's Pharmacy
Square Deal Drug Store
Whitman Drug Co. . .'
; Forbes Pure Drugs
i Currins for Drugs
Klamath Shoe Store
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Corner, Selected
For Chautauqua
Commltu-vH In fluu'cn of tln 1925
Klllsoii-Whlio Clmutuuqmi luivo tem
porarily 'arrangvd (or th imiiiuds on
tlui corner of Klovoiuli a ml l'lni
streets tot tlio week of ChiiiitiiHiimi's
visit In Klumnth Fulls..
During recent mooting ot the
gnurautors. Pert II. Thoiiuia was
named chntrmnn of tlu Uokt com
mittee; Arthur Wilson, chairman of
iho committee In oluimi) of decora
tions and A. M. Thomas. In charge
ot the arrangements fur grounds.
Th Oinntaiuiun program will not
be shown on Sunduy. lila your," how
ever, according to Mr. Thomiis, tho
artists in the city will he nvnlliihlo
for entertainment In tlio churches of
Klumnth Vulls. This is ti courtesy
rxtomlod by tlio company who will
have eight days In which to present
tho seven clays program, leaviiiK
Sunday vacant.
DI501TH linn's TIIISTI.KH
Caiiailu thistles ami otliur peren
nial weed pests nro mare easily con
trolled during tho dry weather now
present In Oregon. Cutting off the
plant and burning those which nro
about 13 blootn will greatly weaken
them, find the exiierlmeut stutlon.
Plowing and spring toothing tho
ground will kill many of the roots.
Continued clean ciihirutlon during
the summer anil sowing a heavy
mol!ier crop of grain and vetch
curly In tho full will do much' to
ward eliminating the perennial
weeds. . -
MOVING XOKT1I
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Loud, Klam
ath Falls residents, who mako their
home at 1329 Worden avenue, will
movo In ths near future to Bclling
ham, Wnth., whero ' they plnn to
make their permanent homo.
DEMPSEV HEADV
PARIS,VMay,26. Jack Dempsey
announced tocay tnat he will b'e
ready to meet the survivor of the
four-cornered competition between
Veinart, Wills, Gibbons and Tun
ney. ' J -..'
There are a few
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Annuals
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left.Prione 483-R and
hay them delivered.
Crops Damaged
by Cold Snap
NEW yOIlK. May 26. "(A.P.)
Records for "May cold weather have
been shattered and much damage
has been done to crops throughout
the east and middle west In the
most prolonged severe, late spring
freezes in history, ft may be sev
eral days before temperatures re
turn to normal, the weather bureau
says, adding to damage caused by
rain, hall and snow after the heat
wave Saturday. Frosts the last two
nights have cut the value of grain.
fruit and vegetable crops by mil
lions of dollars. In Canada alone
reports are made of more than
$2,000,000 damage.
ACTRESS WINS DIVORCE
PARIS,- May 26. (A. P.) A
divorce Swan' granted today to Mae
Murray,' American motion picture
actress. In almost record time, the
' grounds being desertion, cruelty
and failure to provide.
Confronted with objections from
three property holders along Conger
avenue, a committee cf i:ia cham
ber, of commerce today reported to
the board of directors that no head-;r company, a corporation
way could be gained oa the cam-'t:n ' 1!el 63-411. Lot 3 of Sec.
pletlon of the Rock bridge and '36, T. 39, R. 7. ,
road project unless the California i Jefferson D. RIddl3 et ux to Dan
Chamber Favors
( New Location Of
Rock Creek Span
construction cf the bridge across
Link river at Shlpplngton, and rout
ing the road icvo town by way of.
Oregon avenue. ..
J;ha Boyle, division mamger, cf
tha California Oiegon Pow.-r .com
pany said: I
."What the power company wants
is a workable so-ieme. When some
body will come forth with some
thing c;n:retc, then you can be a
assured of the support of the power
company."
t COUR1S
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William Swallow, wijoier to
Julia Lage, 1-8 Interest inland t.
SWVl. SWKSKVi of se II4'; T. 41,
R. 1 0. Also SW hi N W . , SB i4 ii W -A
lots . 4, 6 10, 11 west 17 ;u.?rcs of
lot 12 all in Sec. 12, T. 41, K. ID.
Also a:i of let l ot Sec. 12, T. 41,
R. 10 including , the townsKe of
Clinton, excepting lets 1, .2, 3 of
block l,.lat 3 uf block S, and lots
3, 4, 5, 6 cf block 8, also excepting
one acre tract lying outside bound
ary line of Townsr.e, . deeded by
Clinton Van Brimmer et ux to Linus
'Jacobson, In b:ock 21-270 ! dued
1 records, ;" '
? J. P. Ooeller et'tix to Keno I'w-
oorres-
Cheaper
Wood
BLOCK WOOD
is down' ,tg. 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 lo burn"
601 Main Phone 53S
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JA7 EuNoodla
Hall's Catarrh
rid youc!(4n orCitnb or .Dcafoec
esuud hi Catarrh.'- J W V .ili
Oregon Power company forced the
Issue by creating an improvement
district itself.
Against the Improvement of Con
ger avenue It appeared that several
of the old time residents along the
street while favoring the Improve
ment declined to spend the neces
sary money.
"What we want Is the comple
tion of the project," was the ob
servation of Andy Collier, president
of the chamber. "There has been a
largo investment that cannot be cap.,
italized until the bridge Is built." i '
B. II. Hall, chairman of the i&iih
and highways committee was, In
structed to again aproaci property
holders on the proportion cf cro
Jtlng an Improvement district for
the improvement of Conger avenue
and if that failed then to ask the
power company to tako the Initia
tive and create the improvement dis
trict Itself. Tiien If both these pro
positions fulled, to find out wheth
er or not the bond Issue which fin
anced the Rock Creek bridge was so
worder as to necessitate construc
tion of the bridge below the Link
Wanh, SE4 of Sec, 17, T. 36, R. 10.
F. A. Hyde et ux to, Rlchord II.
Hovey, NW!4SW14 of Se;. 29, T.
33, R. 15; SE,4NW?4 cf Sec. 33,
T. 34, R. 14; SKV4NE of 80c. 9,
NW&SW54 of 80c. 10, T. 3S, R. 14.
8Ey4'W 'Of Sa:. 20. KV4NW of
Sec. 35, T. $5, R. 15.
lloinbo:d F, Seizor et ux to Ret
ard H. Jlovey, N!&NW!4 of Sue.
Goodbye FOREVER
to Objectionable Hair!
. Wonderful new Oriental dtacovery
safety lifttout unflightly haira
- Root $ And Atlt
No need to remove hairs with an electric
needle, n'r to Ehave, nor to use old fatfi
toned methods that cnuie the hair to grow
back heavier and stlffer than ever. Simply
pre ad a little Karma, beauty ipecialistV
newefct discovery, over tho unwanted h&in
and m one minute they are none as though
by maKic, and the sluq is deai.WQiU.lKMUthy
and it as velvet.
Karma is made of th finest of soothing
Orirntal bulicims. It Is applied rim'iit as
eatily as cold cream. It penetrates to
tiair root i, and gently eavs out the haira,
roots and all. No mugs, no bother, noouur.
ne Inlunr to the skin. See lor yourself how
wondrrful it In.
Karma i sold oa an absolute guarantc
of sotulucticn by
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Wlilfimm AVKftnor .
CiirriiiH InK Htoro
TO CALIFORNIA
The Scenic, Inexpensive Way , . ';
Klamath Falls-Redding Stage
(TO HICDDI.VU AND .WAV I'OIXTH) !l '
Irave Hi-rn 7:l n. 111. Arrive HiKldins :'0 ft. 111,
t'jiini'd rtliMtty with S:iriiimi-iifo iimt ciilici- Houtlibouml kIiirch
heave Iti'ddiiiir ill 8:K) . 111, Arrive Here 'liilO i. 111,
To I!Hld.in( S7.00 .
To Hiiiriiiiiciilo tffi.00
Low Fare
v CALIFORNIA STAGE CO.
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The Ford car is universally known tobeReli'
able, Economical, Convenient Easy to Buy
For Ford economy is not only a matter of low price and upkeep; it
is a question of the saving you will enjoy in time, energy and health.
Satisfaction is increased by reliability of the
Fprd Dealer organization in every neighbor
hood where you may drive. Sec the nearest
Authorized Ford Dealer Ask him about
theNFord Weekly Purchase plan, or write
us for particulars.
BALLOON
lire Equipment
Full 51x0(294.40)
Now Op'!"""' On
All Koid C.i. Ai
An Exit. Can ol
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Runabout $260, Touring Car S290. Coup $520, Fordor Smjan $680
vU'pr.c. f. o. b. Detroit. , On open can Jcmounubl. ilnu Mid Mn iro JS5
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Ford Motor Company, Dept. N-6, Detroit, Mich, j
J Pl. mull ma full purllauUn r.rlln your emty plan lor owning an
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SEE TH NEAREST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
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MAKE SAFETY YOUR RESPONSIBILITY
Foreign Ministers
. See Crown Jewels
MOSCOW, My 26 Farclwt min
isters and amljOKwulora slutlonod
here toduy saw tho Ituwlan Crown
Jowols.
In order ia remove the" bolluf
aboard that' the crown Jowols had
dlsappeaied tir been reduced in num
ber the Soviet government Invited
all forelfc-n diplomats to visit the
statu vault whore those tronsuroa
are etored, . .
The display wts dazzling. The
pstlinated valuo ot the cuilnctlon
was, Klycn at the equlviflunt ot 50,-000,000.
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IlKST IV MOST MIKIKK
Most dnlrymea bvliova that fall
or winter freshening l preforablo to
spring or summer freshening be
c.i u so ot tho distribution of labor
throughout tho year, and tho great
er production per cow. This gon
ernl opinion was oblnlnod by tnklng
tho nvorago of 64 cow testing acro
clutlons for a ten-year period, 1010-
1920, and Is rcportod In V. S. I. A.
Funnor's llullotla No. 1071.
Kail freshened cows cost more to
koop but produced onough mora
butler fat nbovo that ot cows . Ja
other soasons to componsato for tbd
hlghor food cost, Produotlon ot
winter freshening cows was very
closo to that of full freshening,
spring and summer freshening pro
duces In tho ordor given, Labor
costs were not Included in the sur
vey but If they had boon tho figure
would bo moro In favor of tho fall
unci winter freshening, 'duo to tho
scarcity of labor In tho summor.
Racine
' MULTI-MILE
TIRES
Unprejudiced Advice
Perhaps you have not yet settled the balloon tire question to -
your satisfaction.
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vi ; We arcing particularly good position to advise. you without1' "n
''prejudice and for this 'reason: , . , ' ; '
is We sell both the standard size RACINE Multi-Mile Cord and
the RACINE Balloon. ;,f
Both are low-pressure tires and both arc of the finest
RACINE quality. '
Our advice will depend absolutely upon your particular need ,
and on that alone. , .
MOTOR INN GARAGE
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Phone 294-J
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