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"Has The House
Hardwood Floors?"
THAT is the question most any woman will
ask when considering a new home, and she
has a right to, for she is the one who has to take
-care of. them. No one would dream of putting
anything but hardwood floors in a new house,
and more and more people are putting oak
floors over their old floors.
If you hold the impression that it would be ex
pensive to lay oak floors in your home, let us
give you a pleasant surprise by figuring your
rooms for -inch Long-Bell Oak Flooring to be
laid over the old floors. .
It will not only be a" moderate expenditure for
the results, but will lend a lasting air of artistic
refinement, and be much easier to keep clean
and polished.
Our Long-Bell Oak Flooring has ah even tex
ture and a surface unsurpassed for its smooth
ness. . .; , ,
BIG BASIN
LUMBER CO.
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j . forgotten to order your groceries and the clock,
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, says -iry kancL. were ..is . aosoiuieiy naming
in the house tor eat"
What Can You Do?
Just drop over to our place and supply any
want that you may have our line is complete
with imported and domestic groceries' and , we
are. opep. until 9 o'clock- fpr the purpose of
serving you. , .
We Roast Our Own Coffee
Italian-American Grocery
510 Main Open Evenings and Sundays
Complete line of Domestic
1 and Imported Goodi
' " -WE4-DELIVER FREE .
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M e a t s
Miller's Market is an institution maintained for
the purpose serving the people of Klamath
county with meats of superior quality at prices
you have been used to paying for ordinary meat
You Owe It To Yourself
To Buy From Us
Miller's Market
1 GUS MILLER, Prop.
Main, near Eighth Phones 750 and 751
' Four deliveries daily ' :
WATCH - ; US' GROW
Wiijor General Gcorgo C. Rtckunls
will filvo up Ms post in Washlngtun
as chief of the militia bureau nnd
return to his home In Oil City. Pa.,
(or a rest prior to opening a cam
paign for election to Congress. He
has been tdentifted with the national
uuarti since IS77.
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. r-RESCOTT, Ari., (AP) Dr. W.
M. Slipher. director of the Lowoll
Observatory at Flagstaff. Arisona.
when here recently, predicted that
planetary astronomy was on the
threshold of finally accurate deter
minations In connection with the
study of Mars. -
The astronomer expressed this
opinion after months of research bas
ed on observations which he and
other scientists obtained last sum
mer when Mars made its closest ap
proach to the earth. Among the
discoveries, said Dr. Slipher, Is that
the planet is much warmer than had
been supposed and has a much dens
er atmosphere than It had been
credited with. , These determina
tions, he explained are tendencies
in support of the. theory that the
planet bears life.
The temperature of the planet was
approximated by the Coblena radio
meter, one of the latest astronomical
instruments, so delicate that it
measures the heat of distant stars.
Dr. Slipher considers this device as
Important in adding to the knowl
edge of the temperature of planets
ns the Michclson interferometer is
in determining the angular diameter
of celestial bodies.
Dr. Slipher offered no final opin
ions on the gucssed-at and often
controverted matters affecting Mars.
But he emphasized, as other astron
omers have, the strange regularity of
the radiating lines popularly called,
"canals." The fading of the polar
caps with the advance of the warm
seasons and subsequent darkening of
the areas presumed by some to be
tilled regions, afford the greatest
argument for thoBe contending the
planet is inhabited, he explained.
The regularity of the "canals," he
added, Is evidence in favor of their
artificial origin.
MIDLAND
D. B. Campbell and niece, Mrs.
Dunbur and family of Klamath
Falls, wore callers in Midland and
also Miller Island on Friday.
Albert Gregory was a visitor at
the Furber ranch on Friday.
Mrs. Ililbert La r gent was a busi
ness caller at'Keno and McCollum
mill Thursday. '
Helen Atchson spent the week
end with Opal Hooper on Miller
Island,
Elmer Dowden and Miss Velma
Spence have returned from o trip
to Alturas where Mr. Dowden went
to attend the graduating exercises
of his sister.
Miss . Opal Hooper and Helen
Atchnon spent the evening with, the
Misses Burnett.
Miss Mary Sevclk, iMiss Vctma
Spence and Eldon Bpenco were call
ing on the Island Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and
family,' Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burnett
and family spent the evening with
James Burnett family on Saturday.
Mrs. .Mack and daughter, Nelllo,
have returned to their home In Mod
ford after spending two months visit
with her sister,. Mrs. Frank Gray of
Midland. '
Mr; and Mrs. Win. Worden nnd
Mr. and Mrs. James Jory of Klam
ath Falls were visiting In the Mid
land district the past week. They
were calling on the Potter and Gray
families.
. A birthday was celobrated, y ilss
Delplia Spcnco on Saturday after-
La F homes without electricity, the j
' CffieN M jy tag Gyraicom b available with
GubUac Muiii-Moter attachment. .
Tho' Famous Maytag Gaao
line -Motor. .
Dtferrtd paymentt
you'll never mist.
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Then, when convenient, do the same thing with any or all other
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l'iml out why the Maytag's exclusive principle of water ttirhnlence
washes twice as fast as others. Why yon will average 50 pounds of
dry clothes an hour. Why yon will ohlain snow-white wristhands,
collars ami cuffs w'ithout hand-ruhbing. Silks, linens, woolens im
maculate in A to 7 minutes. Why and how the east alumninum tub
cleans itself in ,U seconds.
Then there's the all-metal wringer, low design, riht where you
want a wringer close to water line, heed it blankets or handkerchiefs
adjustment is automatic tension release instantaneous.
Prove all these things in your own
home. Any Maytag dealer will bring
the washer to you. No obligations
whatever. Don't delay, phone! They
desire the lest before you make your
decision to buy.
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uiiup evenly ilirouiih the wuler,.ud forces the suiier
cleiuisinfi. nuupier wnxhltiK Kiiluiloii through the uieilies
of fho clotlicH. No idle ainln.
:t Ijucwt hourly cnpueiiy In tho world50 lbs. ordi
nary family wiihIi per hour.
I Must compact washer made lakes floor ipnru only
i'5 Inches square.
S Oaxi .llumlniim tub can't warp, runt, rJt, swell,
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l Easily adjusted to your height, and height of tuba.
7 ("lollies can be. put In or taken out whllo washer'
li running. ,
8 Tub cleans Itself In thirty seconds.
! Metal swltising wringer. I.uw. Swings Into 7 posi
tion. Adjusts ltHelf automatically fur handkerchiefs or
blankets. Automatic draluooard. innlunl tvnslou-ra-li-uNe.
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Machines on Display at
Perkins' Furniture Store
MAYTAG SHOP Phone 483 -R
Dealer for JACKSON JOSEPHINE ' KLAMATH Counties
Thos. Radclif K. P. Ollis
noon, by giving . a party to her
Bclioolmatoa. It wa her elevonlh
birthday.' The evening wo spent In
plnying gamun and other entertain
ment. A dellKhtful luncheon wns
ncrrcd by the hontc"Bnv Thoe pre
sent were: Misses Catherine Itur
ntt, Mary Sevclk, Opal Hooper,
Paulino nurnott, Heloh Atehson,
Jnana Soto, Velma Siienco and
Ester Atehson.i Messrs. James
Flowers, Kid on gpence, George Ilttr
nott, Ocorge Klowers, Uuadtilupo
Olvero, Cornelia Olvoro, Junius Flow
ers and Archie spp--.ee. 1.7iuiy more
birthdays wore wished by the ijuusls.
C. It. Patterson 'of Midland left
last week for Jamestown, California,
where. he will spend somo time visit
ing with his family which lives there.
Miss Gullda Dolognu of San Fran
cisco, is visiting hor sister, Mrs. V. 3.
Flowers of Midland.
J, C. Sevclk of Midland spent Sun
day with S. L. Burnett, on Miller
Island.
Mr. William Bologna of Humboldt
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Flowers of Midland.
. Mrs. Hllbort Largcnt and children,
Mrs. Albert Gregory and son, wore
cullers at Ady Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flowers and
sons of Midland spent Sunday , at
Ady looking over his much,
" corn i.)trti;i)
LISBON, Juno 15, (AP) Two
policemen were seriously Injured Inst
night by u powerful bomb that van
hurled at them. Revellers returning
from a dnnco found tha two wound
ed policemen lying In the street.
One horsepower Is equal to 746
watts.
1,VAli NOTIOKH
County of Klamath V '
Stale of Oregon .) ss.
TO WHOM IT MtV COXCKK.Vl
This is to legally notify all mer
chants, lumber companies, trades
people and any and all pnssiblo
creditors of the '
KLAMATH COUNTY FAlll HOARD
) Unit on nnd after date of Juno ll,
I!i2!, the Fnlr Hoard will not pay or
authorize to bo paid tiny hills unless
purchased tlirnucJi (bo official and
legiiCflirm of re'uiKltim, properly
signed by one (1) of the four (4)
munrfiers of tno Klamath County
Fair Board, nntl such requisition to
be submitted with final statement
or monthly bill for such merchandise
or equipment purchased.
KLAMATH COUNTY FAIR BOARD
By It. 10. BKAJJDIJK Y, President.
THALIA W. NKWCOMB, Sec.
Subscribed uud sworn' to before mo,
this IS Hi day of Jinie, Mi.
0. It. DeLAP, County Clerk.
Notary for Klamath County.
Juno 15-22-2'J,
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Bunny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing care. A good placo to
convalesce In Illness nnd after surgical operations. nates nro
reasonable: Ambulance for strutcher eases. Resident' pharmacist.
Prescriptions and metlleJno mny bo obtained nt nil times day or
night,
. All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
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KLAMATH FALLS, OHH.
Cor. 4th and Pine
Telephone 497