The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 18, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrite Mw- EVfiNtNG ITERAtD. ftLAttf Atlt frALtS,' OREO, ON THURSDAY, -JUNE 13, lfl2f N : - I rT" & Look Nice ltv DAYS, , : ! This is thoiione itimie of the .year w hen, you.., i; will want to .look DRESSED UP ; AncLit will be easy -fop. you to do so by having us make yb'tf 'a suit before the Fourth. There as time . if you -HURRY, The . largest stock of piece material between San Francisco and Portland CHAS. JV CIZEK Merchant Tailor Hart Bldg: Beyond the Car. Lines jpVEN in the country you , . yj can have cjty cooking , convenience. A good oil eook- ;5t stove's intense -Uamc, fast as . . 'gas, is heat ctmctntratid! That .- means a aol kitchen and no fires to - 'tend. Noiseless, -simple, safe! ' . The kerosene to use should be the highest grade w Pearl Oil espe cially refined add rt-rtfaieJ for use ir -oil cookstoves and heaters; Pearl Oil . burns dtan no smoke j-no odor . the air Stays sweet and pure. Pearl ' Oil nwrV corrode the metal parts of your oil cookstovo -- "Kerosene" or coal oiI"iay mean' any kind of kerosene; insist on Peart Oil by name!- - STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CftUMt) : '4 (KEROSENE) HEAT, ,' and , LIGHT . DECISION SPENDING . CHteYENN8,Wyo., June ' 18. J udge T. Blake Kennedy' decision In -tho government rank .for. annul ment of-the Mammoth Oil com pany's lease ..on the .Teapot Dome naval oil- reserve will, be .delivered In f edornl; cqort ..here a t, 40., o'clock tomorrow.memlng.-.. ., . ... fews Of The Klamath Country MERRILL Miss Mildred 'Hayes was in Klam ath -Falls shopping Friday. Mrs. John Colwell and Mrs. Rud olph Katterrihora spent Friday in the Falls. " . Chas. Stukel and Estln Klger gave a dance at the Community hall Fri day evening. A very good .crowd Mont nian. fitting around waiting for their ships to come . in haven't sent any ''out:", 'V "' " ' . Opening Dance Altfuhqnt Auditorium was present. " The latter port of the week, Prof. Horner of ;the O. A. C. was in Mer rill visiting historic points In con nection with the Modoc war. Thurs SATURDAY NIGHT ; ''JUNE 20 ' , v ''TJioellent Portland Orchoatra .SaH add? Largest -Floor In the ' . '''- County ' AT ALTMONT (Next '-rothe-. Camp Ground) day under the leadership of Jeff Riddle they explored Lost Cave. Quite a number were in the party. On Friday a party consisting of Prof. Horner, Capt. Applegatc, Rev. Unlet, Jeff Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turn baugh, J. A. Turnbaugh and Mr. and. Mrs. W. Turnbaugh and Miss M. Carleton spent the day at different places of interest. The first stop was made at the natural bridge. Other places visited were Canby'n Cross. At this place Capt. Applsgate and Jeff Riddle were at the Cross to gether, the first time both had been Community Dance . TONIGHT yenetiffrtpance Barge Everyone Welcome at the place at the same the war, though both had several times, ..Jllddlns. son 0.,Winema, the Indian ! er during tlio war and who has been 'called, tho Pocahontas of the west. She wnrned the whites many times. Other places visited were the strong ' hold. Prisoners Island and a num ' her of caves used us hiding places. I These trips were both Instructive and interesting and It was on op I portunlty to be able to have these ! men to recount the Incidents that happened during the war. All l'o ! pie In this valley should be familiar with the. happenings. A book writ ten by Jeff Riddle descriliiug the war is for sale and should be read by all., j v Sunday evening Prof. Horner snoko at the Presbyterian church. ! Ha gave an eloquent address, bring ing out the changes In the past con - tury. Ho left early Monday morn ing. .. ' j Merrill students are beginning to i return home for the summer from the various schools they have been n it li attending during sho past year. Miss Rdna and John Merrltt returned Thursday from O. A. C. Miss. Mar ritt being one of the graduates. Mr. aud Mrs. C. M. Merrltt having gone to Corvallls for the exercises. Mr. aud Mrs. -F. L. Pope and Miss Wanda Pope, another O. A. C. graduate re turned Friday. ( Another Merrillito ivlio attended (be graduating exercises at Corval f is .was, Mrs. Minnie Dlllard who is a way for a vacation. She was going o Portland to attend the. Rose fes tival. . i Mrs. E. F. Merritt who has been at n it tt ts - tt tt her home with scarlet fever was out Saturday for the first time. This (eaves Merrill free of any contagion, i Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Merritt spent Saturday evening in Klamath Falls. J Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Murray and daughter,. Eva, left Sunday morning tor Chlco, California for a short visit With their daughter, Aileen, who has (teen attending the Chico Normal. Mrs. Ed Harwood is acting as lib- Iarlan during Mrs. Murray's absence. Mr. Gus Eksmon attended Memor ial services in Klamath Falls Sun- I day. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dalton also at tended from Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. W'hlsler and family and .Mrs. . Velton Ilasklns were Klamath. Falls visitors Satur day. . Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haskins and family left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Missouri. . They expect to be gone about two. months and plan to -visit Yellowstone park and other places of interest before re turning. They are making the trip by auto. S!r. and Mrs. Seo. Of field loft Tuesday -morning for Roseburg, where they will meet their daughter, Ora, who has been attending the Normal at Monmouth. Sirs. J. W. Taylor and daughters, Bea and Opal left Tuesday for. a short visit in 'Williamette valley towns. ' . Miss Bee Scoggins returned Sun day evening from California, where she baa been teaching the past year. She will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scog gins. Miss Betty' McEIroy of Arbuckle, California is visiting at tho home of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Scoggins. The regular school election was held in Merrill Monday afternoon. It was a very quite one. R. H. And erson was re-elected clerk and W. F. Jinnette director.. A crowd of Merrill young people Joined the Klamath county delega tion ot the court house Sunday morning to attend the summer ses sion of the Industrial club work at Corvallls. After a picture was taken of the crowd in front of the court house a caravan of sixteen cars started with the children for Ash land, where a special train of three coaches and baggage car waB wait Ing. They left at ten and It was expected to arrive in Corvallls at 8 p. m. Sir. Campbell of Portland traffic agent was out to go back with the boys. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. And erson and G. H. Carleton drove ovor from Merrill with some of the child, ren. Among those going from Mer rill were: Billy Bailey, Arleno Tay lor, Marion Graybael, Alfred Carle. ton, Glendon Colwell, Thlrza and Helen Anderson, Zerllne Stevenson, Eugene Merrill, Lester Moore, and Kathrine Pope and Fay Jinnette who were already in Corvallls. They will return about June 27. Mr, and Mrs. M. P. Barry, visited in Ashland Sunday. Mr. Wayne Carleton from Leban on, arrived in Merrill Monday to' spend the summer in Klamath coun ty. He ts a nephew of 6. H. Carle ton. I Mr, Radcliff spent Sunday In Mer rill from Klamath Falls. Mrs. Kirkendall of Klamath Falls and Mr. Jones of Spokane, Wash ington attended services In Merrill Sunday evening to hear Prof. Horn er. Mrs. Kirkendall being a former student of Prof. Horner. Miss Lydla, Fricke and Miss Eola Hawkins, librarian at Klamath Falls were In Merrill Monday evening. timo since been there The people In some, .offices are Just like a' large family, nlwnys who is . the'' it It Interpret. fussing And-ralsing' oainiw . June Sale of Toilet -k Given Away Jonteel Toilet 'Soap A 25c Cake of ,, (Pure, fragrant, lasting) With each, purchase of a 50c box of Jonteel, Cold Cream Face Powder This powder contains real cold creunt. A i soft, smooth, fragrant, scarcely perceptlblo powder that stays on until you take It off. White, flesa, brunette. 75c Value both for 50c Harmony Lilac Vegetal Refreshing in tho bath. Soothing to the fuco after shaving. Excellent for tho handkerchief, and for. use in atomizer. A s nothing otton. " Regularly 75c CQr kJJJWJClI .... .... Jonteel Talcum Powder 'leaBiuit, Rcfri'slilnc, ; Htiftj D.-llKlKfiilly I'erf uiiiccl . Nothing quite equals Jonteel, for use afjer the bath or shave, ti prevent cbaflng, offset persplra- tio.n, soothe and dry the skin. Made from pure white Italian Talcum. Regular 25c 19c Special . 1 1 uut 1 " s0LX- I itHrttii)ir-iraa tk . x it - ' it " - - W- Mt. Laki-Fairview The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Sam Dehllngcr last week. . The en tertainment committee furnished a short program. Among tho num bers were an instrumental solection on the piano by. Miss Savllla Kay- lor, a duet by Mrs. Ira Orom and Mrs. Hay .'Cooper, a piano solo by Mrs. Dick Bennott. After tho pro gram the hostess served refresh ments of Ice cream and cake. Those present woro Mesdamos John Koontz, Van Meyers, Jay Falrclo, Rrty Coop er, Jess Johnson, Henry Soamon, H. I), Morrison, H. V. Hamilton, Dick Dennett, K. Bchrlner, Frank Btewart, Foley, Will Kaylor, Irvln Icenbyco, Ira Orem, Sam , Knman, Lester Schriner, C. C. Hulet, Rudolf, Otto Wabble's, slevon Griffith, Clyde Grif fith, Kvcrt Griffith, Martin Smltz, and Neva Hamilton, Savllla Kaylor and Nelly Stewart, nnd the hostess, Mrs. Dehllnger. The next meeting will hn with Mrs. Otto Wabbles. Tho Mt. Lakl Sunday school Is preparing a chlldrens day program, to be given June the 28th. Loyd Mynrto spent Sunday with Huford and Eldon Kaylor. Those leaving for Corvallls Sun day morning from this community were: Miss Bernlco Dawson, Miss Olivo Hill, Lucllo Dawson, Wilma Dawson, Clarence Hill and Leslie Stewart. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Hill. and son, Ralph, motored to Central PointCast week to visit Mr. nnd Mrs. Warren Patterson and family. Mr. Hill and Ralph returned homo the latter part of .the week and Mrs. Hill took tho train for Idaho Falls, , Idaho, where she will visit linr. paronts and., other relatives for several weeks. ( w - Given Away A Hiwulni' ".V Sle Mlulatliix' ltottlf or perfume Your Choice of the Fallowing Odors Cara Nome, Jonteel, Dazira, Juneve ' Willi the purchase of $2.00 Cara Nome Twin Vanity This Cara Nome Twin Vanity ts the Init word.. Made of, a Sliver compjsltlnu. beautifully deigned. Four times as much compact Flee Powder us Kugu, ThU rase will not tarnish. Opens and cI.lum with snap. No broken nails, l'nff.i are luudc of real lainhs wool. $2.75 Value both for $2.00 Twin Vanity Cases Jonteel twin vanity case, color cJinhln atldn that blcjd and match perfectly. 'Jteguljr price f 1.50. June Sale price 98c Compact Face Powder . jDtitocl compact faco powder, d'llcato ' ly perfumed ond enso will not tarnish. Regular price 50c. June Sale price 39c Kodak Department 1 Wo uso Volox only f ir ull Kodak wrk. Its tho amateurs own paper. I.nnk f;r the word VKLOX on bark of every print. VKLOX makes o go?d print from a fair negative, an excellent print from a good .negatlvo and the Im insslble print . from nny negative. . , t- t,--.. ESSEX GOACH $850 Frtlght and Tax Extra , The world's largest production of 6-cylindcr closed cars now makes , possible the finest Essex ever built, at the lowest price in Essex history. Built by Hudson,, Essex not only shares the advantages of the famous; ' Super-Six patents, but also the value-building supremacy of their enormous combined production. Only among far higher priced cars , will you find comparison for Essex quality, its long-lived perform-, ance and riding ease. . . ! Hudson-Essex. Now World's Largest Selling 6-Cylinder Cara ACME MOTOR CO, Sixth and Oak J J Given Away A Regular 25c Tin of Gentleman's Talc (funlltig, refreshing ufler the shnvo) with each purchase of a regular 8 ounce 50c bottle' of BAY RUM- 75c Value' special .... 50c Creams and Lotions Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream tXf ATBIC fycOlO CH -;;'-rpj; CHLAM3'i 7r"a This Is u n Ideal clciinHlng crnum, soft, sniout'.i und velvety, delightfully perfum ed, liny It iuiw. Have It on hunil. Will conic in huml ;.' this suininer, nnd thore's quite a saving 'a well. Regularly 75c CQr One pound tin crbutus . Vanishing Cream Prevents black headii, en larged pires, dry skin. Cor rects ruighueBS, redness or chaps. Helps to eliminate freckles. Adils loveliness to yntir skin. I'm) It before you powder. Regularly 50c Special ...... 39c Real Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion Hxcollr:it f:r wlntlburn and sunburn. Also a good skin bluach. A delightful Tollot Crcnm. .Regular 50c Special 39c: -- I iaauMUSMiui. it ' V