The Evening herald., June 25, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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Clothcraft
Clothes
More anil more American men are learning
that it is not only possible but desirable
to lmv popular priced clothes that'ltave just
as much style, just as much care in tailor
ing' ami just as wide a range of patterns as
some oi the so-called his'h grade suits.
Clothcraft Clothes are made for men who
appreciate the best in tailoring- and who
refuse to pay as much for one suit as they
can sjet two good ones for.
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11 '' -4' " V 1! ,s a Clothcraft suit for every type
P " . $25.00 T0 $40.00
mi ft ' J I l&fi I-i.ytU Underwear for Hot Davs ill
U . J ; l l( 65c to 2.Q0 ' II
i ''S ' It $ V "ardeman Hats Advanced fall colors and 1
I ", ill u ti ' 'ol,R'as ' Shoes and Oxfords I
U I f 5.00 to 8.00 . I
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11 V , ' " 517 MAIN STREET
Klamath Girl Weds
Leo William Bold
Father WilHam Kramer performed
the ceremony which was witnessed
by the immediate relatives ot the
young couple. Mrs. Jlsude M. Ben-
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"U"J """'"": " nett, a sister of ihe bride, and H.
ibis city became the bride of LeojF. Bennett were the attendants.
Williams Bold of Oakland, , CalU j Tne bride wa3 a resident of
Jornla yesterday . morning at 10 this city where she has many friends
Offers ; Prize To
- Lettuce Growers
In This County
III tlu belief Hint III in district in
destined to tnk Its place nil one ot
tho lending lettuce i roil ii el UK sec
tions of tho northwest, A: M. Col
lier, after consultations with Coun
ty Agent C. A. Henderson, has of
fered a first prlo ot $10 and n
second prlie of $5 for the two bint
exhibits of three heads each shown
at the county fair.
There should be sumo sharp
competition for this prlto as sev
eral veteran farmers have con
tracted with southern firms for
quite an acreage of hend lettuce.
Tho results ' this Tnll will be of
value because nearly every section
ot the country Is represented by a
commercial plnntlng and results
wtll show which scot Ion grows tho
most uniform heads and heaviest
crop. Fresh greens are always In
demand both in tho city and
throughout the farming section ns
well as the lumber and logging
communities. Most of tho heud
lettuce at this time conies from
either tho Sacramento valley In
iced cars which materially Increases
the cost to the Klumath housewife,
or from the Hoguo Klver vuitey, in
ventilated crates unlced and which
ottlmes reaches tho stores hero in
wilted or slimy condition.
Among those growers who are
planting head lettuce In commercial
quantities this year are tho Geary
Bros., on the Wocus Drainage dis
trict. Fred U. Grennon and Caldwell
on the Lakcview route, Nltsehelm
Brothers near Klamath Fails, John
Iloniik ot Malln, Roy Nelson of
Worden, Harry I.ytto of Bonanza
and Lew Copeland, Jackson and
James If. Gorden ot Fort Klamath.
SWIMMING PARTY
Party of lyociil Peoplo Leave for
Picnic and Swimming Party
o'clock at the Sacred Heart church. The groom is a railroad man of i business.
Planning to get eway from the
the southern city and immediately heat of the city, a number of l'Jcal
following the wedding they left j people will leave this evening about
for Oakland to make their future 0 ,ur "hm-okb wuere u.i w... Uu-
oy a plcnfc supper and swimming
home. " I . i.. j ... ......... ...
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hector, and
daughters. Miss Berniice and Miss
Florence Hector; Mr. and Mrs. O.
L. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sanders,
Miss Mary Walker, Rnadul! Ham
mond, Brazil Brown, Fred Uieh:i and
Lloyd Bryant.
GILES FROM FRISCO
Abe Giles, business man from San
Francisco is in the city today on
pay
s
More than 8,900 Ford cars from every section of the
country visited the Yellowstone National Park during
the open season of 93 days in 1924. Here is real evi
dence that for long tours as well as short trips, the
Ford car is a favorite among motorists everywhere,
Ford popularity is based upon small first cost andJ.ow
operating expense. You can buy a Ford on easy pay
ments and take a real vacation this summer go with
the whole family to the mountains, or seashore; visit
the Yosemite Valley, the Grand Canyon, Glacier
National Park, the Great Lakes or the Adirondack
Mountains. Wherever you drive along the nation's
highways, you will find an Authorized Ford Dealer
ready to serve you and gid to direct you along the way.
T- ,, . n T Runabout . . $260'Tl t
o u r i n g Couf)t S20
$- Tudor Sedan 580
firli Fordor Sedan . . 660
Jr m f Oil open art demountable
- J rinu and Uftcff arc $85 extra
t t. All rlcea l.o.h. Detroit J
SEE ANY AUTHORIZEEi FORD DEALER OR MAIL THIS COUPON
Please tell me how l can secure a Ford Car on easy Payment t
MMiaMMMIMIII,
Name
Address
C.ty
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Mail this coupon to rtOmtO j
MIDLAND RAXCMEIt
Father and UuIUer In City Today
from Miillnnd on Business
M. Delfattl and daughter of Mid
land were In the city today from
tbL'ir home on business. Mr. Del
fattl Is one of the prominent ranch
ers ot the Midland country.
. MISS KSS
Shopping in City tills Morning from
, Home nt Keno
Miss Kathryn Ess of Keno was
among the business visitors In the
city this morning. Miss Ess shop
ped during the cool hours of the
morning and returned home this
afternoon.
TEN TOCND BABY BOV
Loral Couplo Parents of Tcn-Poiiuil
Hoy Born This Morning
This' morning at seven o'clock
a baby boy weighing ten pounds
was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. O.
Hoyt at the Private Sanitarium.
Mother and young son are both re
ported as doing nicely. Mr. Hoyt
is employed at the California Ore
gon Power company.
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FIRE EXTIXGIIHHED
The fire department was . called
out this afternoon by the Cadillac
car of Jesse Churchill bursting Into
flames at' the corner of Fourth and
Main. The blaze was put out before
the department arrived, and no dam
age was done to the machine. It is
thought that a short ignited gasoline
around the carburetor.
ATTENDING CONVENTION
Local Men Ieft tills Morning for
Convention at I'l inovUIe
A party of local men Including,
Dr. .O. S. Newsom, J. M. fllover, F.
R. Olds and Carl Wlnetront left this
morning for Prlnevllle; where they
will uftend the American Legion
Convention. '
HULLIVAN IN
Prominent Hheepmnn From Merrill
In for the Day
Kodak Department
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Let Kodak Save the Day
Drop in and pick out your vacation Kodak. Particularly at vacation time
there's so much you want to remember and pictures won't let you forget.
Kodak saves the day for the years.
Vest One-A One-A Two-A " Three-A
Pocket Pocket Junior Folding And Three
Kodak Kodak Kodak Brpwnit Kodak
$ 6.50 $13.50 $12.00 $ 9.00 $20.00
8.00 15.00 13.00 10.00 23.50
12.00 17.00 1(5.00 11.00 28.00
15.00 19.00 17.50 12.00 31.50
it 8-Hour Printing and Developing Service
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E own paper" look for the word "Velox" on the back of every
L print. ,"Velox" makes a good print from a fair negative, an ex
O cellent print from a good negative, and the best possible print
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Open
7:30 a. m.
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The iKQJOJOLi Store
Open
7 30 a. m.
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Nine p. m.
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Announcing
a New Type
The
BROUGHAM
1595 .
7-Pass. Sedan
H795
Freight and Tax Extra
for the
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COACH
John M. Sullivan, prominent sheep
man from the Morrill country Is In
toilujt on business.
JUSTICE OK THIS PKAtU
Spends Dny In City from C'lilloiilii
on nusincss
It. C. Spink, Justice of the peace
at Ch!io(Uln,.ls In the city from his
home today on a brief business trip.
The" worldi's largest production of 6-cyllndcr
cars permits the lowest prices in Hudson
history. And for the finest Hudsons evCi ;
built.- Thus Hudson is more than ever the , ;'
"World's Greatest Buy."
Hudson'Essex Now Worlds Largest Selling 6-CyKndef Cam!
ACME MOTOR CO.
Sixth and Oak