The Evening herald., June 18, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY; JUNE 18, 1025
THE KAMATH-SUN, ' KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
-' PAGE THREE
LOCAL NEWS OF
KLAMATH FALLS
FAMILY lli;lMO AT ASIILAM)
t'llilill'i'll Will ltiln I'lirciilN III AhIi.
Uic suit tlwt chanced
Dcirmna to swimming
'A Jantzen gives
with every
movement!
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BREAST STROK&
H inch Mtretch
ffcosM clwat ia eaty
in a Janttenf Only
m Juntsmrt "givoi
mtui tnkttn" perfect
yly with hotly move
month 9
SIDE STROKE
3. Inch etretch on
lio ritht side, 3
itwh atrrttch on the
Mil Elamicity of
JnnlMBn-ntiich 41'vci
like muscos oyout
body.
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THE CMWi,
borna f roAe,
you Act fi nri
"pull'1 on thoulder
mtrap nnd mhauldorl
No mtrmin on Jmnl
Men a labriol Made
lor mutculurecttont
A Jancn is modett fin the
. body perfectly. wM or dry. Warm
', , mtd long-wearing woven pure
worsted wool.
JanUea originated the fttby
j weight method, Insuring you per
feet fit if you limply know your
weight.
' See our attractive, new 1925
,. Jnnlreni In cJjrs and atylea for
, turn, women, youtlit and children.
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I11111I Mil mlity for Reunion
I'liumlng 11 family reunion lo be
ImlU III purk ut Ashlmitl, u
iiiiinhur 11 r local people will leave
curly Hiimluy morning for Ashland
lu spend lliu lny. 'I ll 0 local folks
KoIiik, nil children (if Mr. 11 nil Mm.
l. L. I'rulil of CrntitK I'uhu, who
will Join Ilia children at Anhliinil,
Include Mr. mill Mm. II. II. I'riiltt.
.Mr. mid Mm. A. II. Moon-, Mr. anil
Mm. K. v. I'riiltt mid Mr. ami
Mm. W. F. I'utcrhmiKli. Mr. and
Mr. (!. A. I'riiltt of Ulililln mill
Mr. uml Aim. Robert I'riiltt of
O11I1I Hill, a woll uh Ilia parents.
Mr. uml Mm. I. I.. I'riiltt of (IrunU
I'uhk, will enjoy I lii) niiinloii mid
picnic
i,i;.vii for M.uxr.
I.111-11I I'eoplis Leaving for New
IviiKliuul Suite lo Live
Mm. t), ' F. Hnilth, accompanied
liy loir Hon uml dituitlitur-ln-law,
Mr. and Mm. Arthur W, Hmllh uml
two children, I'hylla uml Illlly, niv
leaving next 'I'll it r mlny by motor for
(iunllni'r, Mnliiu, where Ihey for-
iiii'rly Until before ruining west.
Tim parly plmt lo iniikn Ihn trip by
motor with 1 hu Intention of remulii
1 11 k there.
KKI.I.V IV
I). J. Ke lly, timplnyud t liy the
I 111 in l.umli'ir coinimny. Is Hpeud
Iiik u fitw ilnyn In thn city.
UtOM IIK.M)
W. K. 1'iilimir In npi'iulliiK u uliort
1 1 mo In thn city 011 IjiinIddkh from
lli'lirl.
(IV llt SINKSS
I.011U Ul.li-r mid r'rcil Kiiciilcr
litiNliiiina nu n of Meilfonl, puld the
city u liuslni-HH rail yiviterduy. TIley
lire plminliiK to lunvo no me time
today.
IHsTI IIX l-KKM llltOADIIKVT
lr-. Scct Fully, ICifovr-rcd i-'ttiii
Mnjor 0Mrntlon
Mm. II, A. ritvoct returned yin.
tiTiliiy from Cooa coiinty, UroRou
wliwrn hr nnilerwiMil n norloua op.
e 111 tin 11. Mm. Sweet hu fully re
lovered mill returned hern to renld
lit M:i North Tiiith. Mr. mid Mm,
II. M. Collin of llrondliunt, returne
with Mm. Sweet mid motored on t
Kurt Kin ninth for an' r-xlnnded vlalt,
IIAIIV (illtl, IK lit N
I'roviMl Home 11 1 llonitnm Hnppy
Over A nl vn I of llaliy ;lrl
A lmhy dnuithler, Itnsctta Mar-
Kiierlte. wna born voxlerduy to M
mid Mm. ProvoHt at their homo I
llonnni.u. Mother and lmhy art-
bnlll reported nrr doing nlcoly.
l'OHMi:it Id'KI.NKrM MAX IIKIUv
( hiiiidler-t'leveluiKl Man Hero I'rolu
t'lileo 1111 lliiilnetiH
SPICK"-
1FLOORS
: FLOORS can make or mar
:j the entire downstairscdect
. r like shoes with a pcr
, ton's dress.
1 Keep your floors npjc-nnd-pan
with the least troubla
nd expense! by rcIhiUliing
them or touchiiiR them up
with durable, cosily -applied
DccorctVnrtiinh Stainnorl5-for-Floors
Varnioh nnd wax.
Also.usk for bookkt,"Color
liarmony in the Home" all
about painting or finishing
floors, woodwork, walls, etc.
It's free.
rrj erry a lull line ol Fullef '
Ar l-J Poinu and Vnrnljhct tnci
on lurr'y your need.
I.., I.. Ilvownell fornierly of thli
elty, arrived yesterday on IiiihIihhb
Mr. Ilroivnell Ihih the Chuudlur
( Invelund iiKimey at (,'hleo. Mr,
Ilroivnell wna In tlio nnnio biittluem)
while. HviiiK hero.
Nl'SAXVII.I.I-; l'KOI'I.K
Iteiiirn o Home After Vl.tltliiK
Kchitlve.s Hero
Browne
Paint Store
- W. P. FULLER! CO.
301 MiMlon Street San Francisco
M Bnachn la Fiellle Com CHIu
Fuller
PAINT 8 LCT VARNISHES
lONIIItWHITrilAft'
Mr. mid Mm. Junius Chirk return
cil lo their homo after vImIIIiik ut
tho Inline of Mr. and Mrs. V. t:
Clark for nevoral iIii.vm.
at i'i:Ti:itsTi:i.i:it homh
VlnllliiK Herv Kroiii .Montnuiio Kor
l"Vw , DnyM
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kali of Mon-
lumio who havo been visit Inn ul thu
homo of Mr. and Mrs. A, lntoiHlin-
cr Till' several days relurqud to their
home. . .
. Tf U'OIIK ON ItOADM
liinnl .Men uo lo (iiuss Luke to Work
nil II0111I lieils
J. II. Henderson, 10. ('. Shavor,
O. K. Hews and M. Ilnnpert loft this
nionilnn (ordi'iixH Lnko whom they
will work on tho" road beds.
KU.NO I'AHMIOIt IX ,
riaiis 10 Slovo Into New Homo
About .Inly 1.1th
mi
H. 10. Kerns, prominent raneher ot
thu Kimi) rnnnlry was In tho elty
ynstorduy on 11 Inief buslnoHS trip.
At I ho iirnsotit tlmn Mr. Kurns Is
hiilldlim a hnmn near Kenn, planning
to huvfl his fiimlly hero before, lonn
from Bottlheni California.
HIIDI.HV OX lU'SlXIISS
A. II. Shelby, travolhiR Halesmai
for tho linker Hamilton l'aclflc.
rompliny, wllh lipndutiurtnrs In Mad
ford, lias been III thn elty for tho
past two days, Mr, Shelby plans to
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IMPO
IN
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STUDEBAKER herewith announces the discontinuance of the custom of
presenting a new line of automobiles each year. Instead of bringing Stude
baker Cars dramatically up-to-date once in twelve months, we shall keep them
up-to-date all of the time with every improvement W refinement made avail
able by our great engineering and manufacturing resources. This policy riot only
directly benefits present Studebaker owners, but it also enables purchasers of new
cars to obtain ir.odcls thnt pre always modern without the necessity of waiting for
,annal chu,,, and vmiout the danger of their new cars becoming obsolete.
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,VVS,jJ! ACK of
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amazing story ui imciwi i
fa everyone wno owns or cxpttia iu
j own an automobile.
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The dramatic success of the
i?rip4V is one reason for this important
change. Month after month we keep breaking records
sales keep piling up. This year we will sell almost
four times as many automobiles as we produced in
the big boom year which followed the war.
Owners report endurance records, even beyond our
greatest expectations. Out in the rugged mountain
regions where, Studebaker sells four times its normal
proportion of ca?s, owners talk about these models in
the most extravagant terms. In 1924 the Corporation's
sale of repair parts dropped to $10 per car pet year.
Mechanical stamina under severe usage remarkable
performance under the most difficult travel conditions
these are the qualities for which Studebaker Cars have
long been noted.- . ., ,
Surely, tliese significant facts prove beyond any
shadow of doubt that Studebaker Cars are so soundly
engineered and manufactured and so etnfncntljr ti
factory in the hands of owners, that drastic annual f
changes are not required.
Improvements and refinements will be made from
time to time. New features will be added. When out
engineering department (maintained at a cost of .mote
than half a million dollars a year) devises an im
provement in any model, it will be made without,
regard to the calendar.
As in die past, we shall continue to pioneer vital
betterments that have proved their merit through prac
tical use. Alert, aggressive, receptive to new ideas,
resourceful in executing them, guided by scientific
research and spurred by imagination, the Stadcbaker
organization proposes to build better motor cars than,
ever before. , "
Now you may buy a Studebaker on any day of the
year with the confident assurance that the sturdy,
thrifty, one-profit car you drive away will not be stig-.
matized by any act of ours as 'a "last year's model."
Today, in even more generous measure than in the past,
Studebaker Cars offer the utmost value for the money.
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THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF 'AMERICA, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA ,
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D'E'B AKE'R
MOTO R CARS.
'This is a StudebaherYear
IlKTlUMXti TO .ASIII.AM)
Afti'r IhiloyiiiK Tluvi Days Outing
. lit Diamond l.ako
Mr. and Mi's. J. Milton of Ashland
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
riioimiB Lyons of Long lloiu h, C'all-
fornlu. loft this nfloraoon for Ash-
nnd nfter spondlait sovonil days at
Diamond Lake oa an otitlnK. Mr.
nd Mrs. Lyons aro ftm-sts of Mr..
nnd Mrs, Milton nt Ashland from
h' south. Mr. Lyons holillnx tho
position ot vl presidi'iit of the
Lonit Donch Invvstinont company.
After a fow days In Ashland they
plan to motor on north for an tx-
nniU'd visit. .
COSKIUMl.M VISITS V.lTHKIt
i:p t'liini Hlocliloii for Visit With
. . Itl'lllllVl'H -
Climdo Coseloom of Stockton,
ul I loin In Is visltliiK for Hovoral days
nro wlth rolutlvea and fiionds. Mr.
oschntim plans lo rnturti south
shortly whore ho holds a rcsponslhlo
position wllh "Kins", tho nonlhorn
potato kliiK, aMlnu as geniiral snp-
orlntondnnt. Tho funn Is located
Just mi tho outskirts ot tho city of
Stockton.
IN FOR VISIT
R ,1.. Drown ot Dnnsmiilr Is In
tho city for a week vlslllnn and nl-
KIHKI'Oltl) YISITOItK
Mr. and Mrs. V .Trosk of Klrk
ford mo visiting In the city and are
stopping nt tho Arcade hotel.
t'OON H.W VISITORS
Mr. and .Mrs. II. t'. Coko of Mnrsh
field, nv In thu city stopping at the
Arcndu hotel.
OX Ill'KIXHSS FROM WFKI)
K. M. Molmes was in the city over
ninlit from Weed. California on a
brief business trip.
Mt'ST II.WF TFR.M1TS
Itonflre I'iiIIiIcik Wtirnril to Com-
ply With Oidliiiince
Following u fire call to Wall and
Itroad' Inst nlKht which proved to
ho nothing but a bonfire, announce
ment, was. mndo by Fire Chief
Keith Ambrose that city ordinances;
provide that nil property owners ;
must secure a permit from the city !
police JudKO ' heforo buriiliiK . rub-!
blah of iiny sort. v j
TO MFOFORI)
Local Folks on RiisIhi'sm Trip to
MiHlfonl Today
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crooks and
K. W. Vnnnlce left this morning
for Medfaid on a business trip,
planning to return to the city to
morrow. , .
1.K.VVU FOR SOUTH
Miss Jlary Hull and 'Mrs. Clara!
Reach' loft Wednesday by auto for!
California. They go first to Sac-!
ramento and t hence y San Jose, '
wore Miss Hall will attend tho
summer session of the teachers' col
lege, - ' ' .' '
'INDUSTRIAL
OPERATORS
Investigate - our facilities for
giving you a solution ot -your
more Intricuto electrical prob
leoia. j
We curry a complete line 'of I
tho famous
FAIISII.AXKS-MORSF,
Hull Hearing motors
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Try . '
LORENZ CO.
First
Phone 371 '
On 6th near Main .
Headquarters for
Garden Hose
Ml'RI'HY F-STATK F1LKI) .
The estate of Timothy Murphy,
for whose alleged killing Frank Way
faces a first-degree murder charge,
was filed for probate yesterday. His
estate will approximate $3,000," ac
cording to the estimate filed. Of
this amount $2500 is contained fn
a copartnership existing between tho-
deceased and his brother, Hen T.
Murphy. His personal estate is
valued at $500. The entire estate
consists of livestock and camp equipment.
DANt'K I'l.AXS AXXOIXCFO
Initial tryotit of the Altamont
dancing pavilion will occur Satur
day night. V the ' management an
nounced today. A Portland orches
tra will furnish music. This Is one
of the lurtJest' iluncn pavilions In
Klamath county and one of the
closest to the city, situated on
So'utlt Sixth street, next 'to Alta
mont camp ground.
ni;Vada VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Law from
Lovelock. Nevada, are In tho city
for a short visit.
AT WHITK I'HLH'AX
. Gertrude M. Lyon,' Mabel Mul
drlck and Muynie Hull of Canyon
Cltji...arti.. guests. at. the...VlUte..KalU
0Uf;u1 I'vnllilili n.iii.i,ll--.d! '.iini'iniv
KLKS TO MKKT "
A regular meeting of . the Klam
ath Falls lodge of Klks will be held
at 8 o'clock tonight at the todga
temple. There will be farther
discussion .of plans for the national
c-aventlott in Portland-next month.-
Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Week
Sklmiv Men mill Voini' bain '5 .
IoiiihN In 0 ihirs or Money Back.
Mv dear Friends:
After my attack of Flu 1 was thin,
run-down and weak.. I had . "al
low complexion, my oheeks were
sunk in and , I. -was continually
troubled, with gas on my stomach. ;
I felt stuffy and had lost my '
petite. I had read about MoCo'J
Cod Liver Oil Cerapouud Tablet
and decided to give them a trial.
At once, I began to pllc op an ap
petite, my cheeks filled out and y f
complexion became ihealthy totoklng .'
and I gained IB pounds In sis week
and am very thankful for what Mc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound. Tab-,
lets did for me. " ' '
Miss' Alberta Rogers, 24 W. Ctt-i-to
Qorda St., Decatur, III. ','
To take on weight, gnaw itrang
and vigorous, to till., out the hot-
lows In cheeks -wid neck,- try Ms
Coy's Cod Liver Ol( Compound tab
lets for 30 days. (0 Tablets '
cents at the Star Drug store. Un
derwood's pharmacy, Whitman
Drug Co., and live druggist every
where. If they don't tve you won
derful help In 30 daya, get yotrr
money hick you be the Jndre. !Viit
Be Mifrd'aud asVYbr Mttoir?C'U
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