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EVENING -HER ALD, ' KLAMATH 'FALLS, OREGON
'WEDNESDAY, JUNK 21, 192
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VACATION
The Washington Cafe
Is the most popular eating place Id Klamath Fall today
"There's a Reason"
YOU CAN ' ; ' . -
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMERICAN AND CHINKS li DISIIK9
1JU Soutu Sixth Wee Bhlng. Prop,
Of most lmiiorlnnco tor an
enjoyable . vacation Is good
eyesight.
' If tlie bright glare from tho
mill boating down on tho water
or highways makes you siiulul
and burn your oyos
Or your vision does not
Boom as clear and comfortable
I rerkins rurniture House
S x "The Furnisher of Happy Homes" m
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You should havo your eyes
examined, as tho only perman
ent rollot to be had la in the
wearing of properly fitted
glasses.-
Dr. Goble
700 MAIN
Kyea Glauo.
texamlncd Filled
Repair. Quick Service
GREEN
SLABS
ARE RIPE
Our trucks will be haul
ing green slabs for a
few days, 16 inch.
Phone in for a few
loads, $30 for 10 cords.
BLOCK WOOD
at Cheap Prices
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
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Parts
' Johns pistons
Quality, rings
Mackay valves
, Mann wrist pins
New parts fbr all cars
at' " 7
VanDykes Parts ':,
Company
502 S. 6th St
Hub Tire Shop
Phone 616
Swim-Kaps
for 1925 ;
are now on display at our
store. . , .. . .
Original styles, master
workmanship, real Para rub
ber and attractive prices are
the outstanding features of
this exclusive mermaid mil
linery. The Carmen Kap, a new
' model, Is one of the most
original. It Is made in an
Onyx design of six distinc
tive colors, beautifully mar
' bcled, and Hob in Spanish
'' bandana style, as pictured
here.
Carmen Kap 75c
' STAR DRUG
, ,. T yMcaK, Star
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
, Picture Framing
' Mail your '
Kodak Finishing
to ,
Stinson'c ' Studio
737 Main
8 Hour Service "
TDK WF..YTRKR
The Cyclj Stormagraph at Under
wood's Pharmacy shows but slight
changes In barometric conditions
since Inst report and a continuation
of warm weather Is indicated.
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Fair and warmer.
Tho Tyoos recording- thermome
ter registered maximum and mini
mum temperatures today as follows:
High 90 Low ,..5S
DAXCK TOXUillT
F.Iks Staging First of Sei-les ut
Parties Tonight nt Iturgo
V. S. AVcathcr Report
Oregon: Fair and continued wm
tonight and Thursday. Light dry
northerly winds.
sins. STKWAHT IMPROVING
After IHuvks of Some Timo Local
Matron Shows Improvement
Mrs. J. Stewart, who has been
very 111 at the family home for
some time, showed considerable im
provement yesterday and her friends
have every hope for her speedy recovery.
McFAKLA.VD ILL
Confined to Home With Severe At
tack of Tousllltis
T. McFarland is ill at his home
with 'an attack of tonsilltis. While
showing some improvement, Mr.
McFarland is still unable to be
about.
VISITING SISTER ,
Motors From . llray, California,
Spend Day With Sister
Mrs. Rex , Young motored up
from her home at Bray, California,
yesterday to attend to business in
terests and spend the day with her
sister, Miss Vera . Bruley. Mrs.
Young plans to return south tomorrow.
ARRIVKD THIS AFTERNOON
J. Gabriel arrived on this after
noons stage, coming from Portland,
Mr. Gabriel comes from - Taeoma,
Washington and is here on business.
WHITMORE BACK .
Clerk at Local Post Office Buck'
- From Trip South '
Charles Whitmore returned last
evening from . California where he
has been for the past two weeks on
a pleasure trip. While south Mr.
Whitmore visited San Francisco.
Santa JoJe, Santa Cruz and various
other points of interest. While Mr.
Whitmore enjoyed his trip be states
he Is glad to be back in Klamath
Falls and on the Jb.
-MISS POPE HERE
Graduate of O. A. C. Hero for Sum
mer Months With Brother
Miss Wanda Pope who graduated
from the O. A. C. this year and has
accepted a position to teach in one
of tho northern cities this fall, is
spending the summer months in tho
city with her brother and sister-in-iiiw,
Mr. and Sirs. Lcslio Tope.
FROM JKIRRIS
Up From Southern City Doing Shoo
ing Today
Mrs. Irving Kesterson and Mrs.
Britt, both of Dorris visited in the
city today from their home in the
southern city.
VISITING DAUGHTER
Hosc-burg Woman Here For Visit
With Daughter
What gives promise of being one
of tho largest attended dunces of tho
mimmer sensou, Ik that of the Elks,
who arc giving their first tlnnra of
tho summer season tonight on tho
Venetian bnrgo. Houston's synco
pated orchestra will furnish the
music, with several now popular
song hits being tutroduved.
ARRIVES FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Mrs. Jessio Titchner arrived in
the city from Son Francisco and
will be the guests of friends hero.
MtrTOR TO ASHLAND
Kliunuth Falls Women Report Hondx
In Good Shape
Mrs. E. S. Rideout and Mrs. Har
ry C. Whitman of this elty motored
to Ashland yesterday on a business
and pleasure trip,'' returning lust
night. They report the highway in
splendid condition.
VISITING SOX
Long Uonru PeopIoArilve in city
This Morning for Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sanders ar
rived "this morning from Long
Beach, California, and will visit nt
tho homo of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Sandors.
oAt the TINE TREE
"TOODLE-OO, FOLKS!
I'm Charley's Aunt from Braiil
Where the nuts come from.
I'll bet I can make you laugh ;
Longer and louder than you bavo
Ever laughed before.
When I walk in the park the
Squirrels all chase me: . -.
When I walk on the screen
The men all run after me.
I'm a riot, I tell you.
Come up and see me.
I'll be at the Pine Tree today.
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o4t The LIBERTY
One smashing big fight an Irish
policeman against a doren or more
gangsters, bomb explosion in a news
paper office, a beautiful girl, ,clad
in her wedding gown escaping from'
her husband-to-be by sliding from a
two-stor? window, and a host of
tensely dramatic situations. . . .
Such are the highlights in "The
Man In Blue," co-starring Herbert
Rawlinson. and Madge Bellamy,
which opened today .in the Liberty
theater.
Also, and no less cnjoyublo, al
beit less breath-taking, arc a num
ber of pictures of a happy domestic
life, wherein a fighting policeman
sheds his uniform to becomo the
bond servant of a couple of happy
youngsters, and, running through
the entire, story, is traced tho sinis
ter influence of the Italian gangster,
his hand against evcryono and ev
erything except tho orders of the
big, sauvo boss, whose word is law.'
SCIENTIST HIES
WASHINGTON,., Penn., June 24.
UP) Doctor Wm. Curtis ' FarubeeH
well known scientist, died at hit
home here today, after an extended
Illness. ... J ;
Mrs. R. Han iron of Rosoburg ar
rived in the city yesterday from hor
homo at Rosoburg with her daugh
ter. Miss Hannon.
SPRAGLE RIVER VISITOR
F,. F. McCreody was about tho
streets this morning from bis home
at Sprague River. Mr. McCready at
tended to business matters during
tho day and returned home late this.
afternoon. .
FniST NATIONAL BANK
Got Big Box of Rojnl Ann Cuer
lies From Former Resident
The First National Bank force are
today in receipt .of a large box of
delicious Royal Ann cherries, which
wore sent to the entire forco from
H. H. Valkenburg, former resident
of this city and now located at Ash
land. :...,:
LEAVES FOR HOME.
Mrs. A. K. Cloose, who has been
visiting at . the home of her sister,
Mrs. W. Redmond for tho past two
weeks, is leaving tomorrow for her
home at St. .Helens, Oregon," -
YOUR EYES
aro about tho most Important
thing that "Mother" Naturo
has given you, and they should
not bo treated as If you could
buy new ones at the corner
grocery store. .
Consult an Expert
lie will tell you what you nood.
Dr. H. J. Winters '
Eyesight Specialist 1;
714 Main Phone 149W
KODAK FINISHING
8 Hour Service
, The Peasley's
Opposite Court House ,
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The Last Week of the Big Sale
of New and Used Goods
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ROCKERS FLOOR COVERINGS RANGES
Child's little red rockers, made A selection of 30 beautiful pat- Wo have the famous Bridge
of solid hard wood and hand terns in Congoleum, Birds, Ne- Beach line of stoves and ranges,
painted. While they last ponset and other popular makes 15 year guarantee with each
jq 9x12 only range sold. We'll give free a
OtC $14 95 ' 32 piece set of dishes.
' ; Other sizes in proportion
MIRRORS FRAMED : BABY GO-CARTS
- . , , " YARD GOODS Artillery wheels, black imitation
100 m the assortment from 39c leather, folding kind, regular
up. A good framed mirror for In Linoleum and belt base from $13 50 Sale m ice
the money. Af mi ..; I
49c ' . $9.50 '
31c
OIL CLOTH Made of , thoroughly sesoned WICKER CARRIAGES
50 inches wid e assorted colors eastern white oak, bull box slip Fam0lIS Lloyd loorri( ivory wick.
and patterns, 3 yards only to a leather seat. .. kk .,....!.,. ten 1 .
customer. A good grade for the ThV . . fr baVy ca' 1 1 ,gcs bU0 rcu'
money This week only lar price. Sale price
$2.75 $49.30
i"'-' Granite, Lip :
" SAUCE PANS DINING TABLES .
DISHES
;A cracker jack for the money. To match in quartered oak, 6
Only ft. extension, 42 inches, round. A 32 piece set of plain white
' 50 c eaC A real buy dishes, this week only
Limit 2 to a customer $22.50 $3.98
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Nevada Plains
Hot, Dusty And
' Uncomfortable
"Don't mind tuc heat Just bo
thankful you illvc In this section if
Oregon and not in some parts of
S'cvada".
- This was the demand of Garry
Cozncl, returning from a trip which
took him through Fallon and Reno
and other parts of the southern
stale.
Little rain has fallen in Nevnda
this year and tor.milo after mile tho
motorist soes nothing but burned
sandy wastes, without oven a. touch
of green. Cqzad, who has made tho
trip befoe, declares conditions are
worse this year than he ever en
countered before.. '
Reno is thronged with people and
rooms are impossible to got, he
said, due to the fact that the racing
season Is due to begin July 1.
The visitors aro from San Fran
cisco or from eastern points, very
few being seen from Oregon,
OK POUND IKV l
Prominent Itancliers of Hililerliruml
Happy Over New Baby Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rittor ,of
Hlldcrbrand, are the proud and
happy parents of a son, born on tho
lSih. The young son welkhed t'A
pounds when born and word from
the Rltter home is that both mother
and baby aro doing nicely.
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Announcement
VV'c iire now the ;mtlioi'it' tlisliilxiturs fur die
('atcrpillar 'Tractor Co., 'which lias recently acquired
the J loll Mfg. Company ami the C. I., liesl Tractor Co.
There are five sizes of Caterpillar Tractors. The Sixty,
Ten ton, Thirty, 'Five ton ami Two Ion. We will main
tain spare parts ami prompt service for all models.
Incidentally, wc of course',' still .handle the all-steel .
hydraulic logginff wheels, .which , wc .introduced and
which have proven so succussful.
Drop a .line or phone for. Catalog and Circulars.
ROBINSON TRACTOR CO.
Klamath Falls
SI'JUNG STREET . IMIONE 8.U
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TO VIHIT DAUGIITF.R JIKRK
KxM?cteiI to Arrive . This Afternoon
for Visit Willi DauKbler
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Hodgdon of
Iloiiiilnm, Washington, aro expected
to arrive this afternoon by motor
from their home to spend two
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Gertrude Moore,
ON liUHINKSS
Hock Creek Pnr,nir-rs Here on HiihI
liens Trip Veslerilay
Kill Perkins and I). K. Alexunder,
both of the Hock Creek ranch, spent
yesterday in the city looking after
buslnoss matters. They returned
lute last evening.
W)VI;R TO PHINKVIM.K
Attendlptf IkIoii Convention
Tlint' City I
J. M. (Hover loft this morning by
motor for Prlnovlllo, where ho will
attend tlio stato convention of the
American Legion. '
OALLAOIIIOR IIIOHU
On IliiniuesH F'rom lilloiiln for
Few Days '
I, J. (iullugher arrived In the
city ye.iterday from Chtloquln ou a
brief business trip. .
HAXDPOI.VT MAN
Charles Tracy of Sundpolnt, Ida
ho, ia In the city nn a brief busl-
nss visit. .' '
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of cow's milk in.
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