The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 06, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. Jnjy, EESrTNTt HERALD. KT. A MAT FT FALLS, OnEflON ! - f-F. ww&jy saw''yrft t-Mya vs. jt s Runny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nur!ii care. A good place to ronvalcuce in illness and after surgical ope-itf.n. Ii.i:n are reasonable. Ambulance for stretcher cases. Kcsidcnt pharmacist. Prescriptions ami medicine nn be obtained at all t day or night. All rhjvic:an.s Cortlially Welcome Klamath Valley Hospital rixK t i t)t m il sti:k:t hi.iM t:i fails, one. Cor. 4th and Pino Telephone -li7 ft Swim-Kaps is tlio 'name applied to our exclusive line of bathing cap. Bat ) ou needn't be a swimmer to use thrin. The style range, all the way from tlx practical Aero Model, which, as the picture shows, makn a wonderful diving rap, to I he most dec ora tire and elaborate mod el for beach wear. And In between are numer ous simple yet attractive sle for everyday uve In the shower bath awl for protecting the hair while house-cleaning. The Aero Kap (Illustrated) 65c Klamath. Falls. Oregon STAR DRUG FX yetatg. Siar KXAMATIi KUliS, ORKGOX ews Of The Klamath Country c5MERRILL Lumber for Sale Cheap Practically all items for construction or re pair work Drive out and look it over PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO. ! Ml? Margaret Tallnian ! attend !ns summer school at Ashland. Chas. IVI-ap was in Merrlil Sun ; dry locking (or lambs to market, j 1- W. N'cr.smith ursi a business ! visitor in Merrill Monday from . Kiaaalb Fails. : II. N!aader was Ic Merrill Mun jday. j X:i Kissett from San Francisco . has accepted a pttt-ition ad book (keeper in the While House. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Merrilt spent 'Sunday in Med ford. Mrs. Merrill is back in the post office after an ab jSenct? of several munth on account " of iilne.-f. ! -Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whitlatch had :as dinner quests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Griffith. j Mrs. J03. P.ivcriair and son from Acin were recent visitors in Merrill. J the giu-ids of Mrs. Kiverlair'a moth- !r. Mrs. T. A. Harrows. Mrs. Har- row aad little craudwn rut u rood to jAdin with Mm. Uiverlair. ' Wow Marie and I.ucilo harrows I are ia Malin with their crandmnther. ;Mrs. K. Zlaliek during their mothers absncj ia Portland. I Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Vhlsler and family spent Monday In Klamath Kails. Mrs. Hud Hall has been on the (sick list for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. l-cc firowo spent a Ifew days with relatives in Merrill from Ilonanza. They kfl for Lake- vlew Tuesday where Mr. I!ron has 'accepted a position. ; Mr. and Mrs. Earl BlouRett and four dauKhters arrived in Merrill ; Monday from California, They ex pect to make their homo on the i51odgett ranch south of town. ! Mrs. Wm. Walker and Mrs. T. A. Illake spent Wednesday in Klamath 1 Falls. Mr. Griffith, wife and two chlld ' ren are Morrill visitors from Colo rado. They an: tho KueMs of Mr. itirlfflth'i brother, Wm. C. Griffith. ! Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Ilrown were Klamath Falls visitors Tuesday. The voutiK people are titklim d vantnue of these warm tiny to have KWlinmltiii iwrtles. Mr. and Mrs. C. ti. Merrill and family have moved to the C. II. Mer rill ranch Jut north of town. IVin anl Jack lrlseoll nu.l Mr. Iltrtley from Yoima Vallev till com p.iny were business Hllors In Mer rill Monday. Mr. Hartley Is driller for the eomiuwy. They report the nell as very favorablo and their pUVlH'Cl I S.elll KOOd. Mbs Thlrtii Anderson ntlended a dance In Klamath Falls Wednesday eveninR. Mr. Fr-d Fletcher of Klamath Falls aas l;i Merrill Tuesday. Mrs FIcM.er and infant son. who had been visit ins her parent returned to Klamath Falls. Her sister, Miss Mm.' hi ct'f'cld also accompanied them home. Miss Maud larteton who has been viiiiiiK at the homo of her brother (or some time left for Klamath Kails Ti'cMtay. She will ko to Eugene to r-pctid several Wieks with relatives tbt rv. llev. A. Wessels left Thursday riorniti for Portland to attend the international convention to bo held there. in hers coins from Merrill arc Itev, and Mrs. C. C. Hitlel and M! Kvelui Hulet and Miss Mary Taylor who left Friday morn Inc. M:rs Patterson who has leett vislt init at the Hulet home left for her homo Friday. Mr. Kd Harwood has a new Chev rolet coupe. Mrs. J. H. Kidwell for several years employed In the White House has resigned her position thrro. Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. Kid- well and daughter, t.eona left for a trip to the roast. Mr. and Mrs. Ilurr Westbrook were anions those In Klamath Falls Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Woodhouso also were Ktamalh Kalis visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Stukel ha returned j from a visit In California. '. II. Dunnlnttton. a former resi dent of .Merrill has returned here to reside and is ocrupylnie the J. A. Dewey home. Mrs. K. II. Anderson and daugh ters. Thirxa and Helen and Mrs. It. L. tv.lton and daurhter, Louise left Friday mornlnR for Hocky Point to spend the week-end. Mr. Daltoa and Mr. Anderson left In the evening for Rocky Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graybael and fr.miiy spent Wcdni'sday In Klamath Falls. Many Merrill people spent the Fourth away from borne, some on picnics and. others on fulling trips and a nuiulicr at the Uodeo. Mr. and Mrs. ( lower and daugh ter. I -o I eta Melvin and son. Jauuice Melvin and Miss Gladys Dugan from Ku;cnc arrived In .Merrill Thursday to tp'ud the Fourth. They are the guests of Mr. und Mrs. W. C. Dalley. Wednesday evening Installation was held by the I. O. O. V. at their hall. The following were Installed: P. ;.. J. W. Taylor; N. G., E. F. Merritt; V. G , H. H. Hill; Warden. C. It. Ktcpheuson; Conductor, J. II. Kidwell; Chaplain. G. II. Carlnton; K. S. S., Raymond Taylor; L. 8. 8.. Sumner Davis; It. S. N. G., H. C. Parker; U. S. N. G.. Lewis Kandra; U. S. V. (;., Gus Kksman; L. 8. V. G.. J. A. Ilrown; I. S. G.. W. H. Ander son; O. 8. G.. Murray Howard. I his is the u H H U U w H U It n u n M M n u B B u B GET INTO THE BOAT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ; A i olmi n n B B B H H n M t H M a B B fl H B m H a B U B H B n B a H U A H Acme Motor Co. 400 South Sixth Phone 680 HUDSON - ESSEX Complete Line of GOODYEAR Tires and Tubes and Solid Truck Tires Hydraulic Press for Application of GOODYEAR Truck Tires. Full Of "Ifs", But If ne didn't n il lilgli-Krede, d -iulible B.l It our Klie w.iMi't eftuleiit, nulik aud ruurtms" If uar I.H-Mtlou aixl farlllilcs weren't mavculcHt aiul alijuale If uur prtie. srrrii'l nl,..liiu l rlsbl If ne were ml fair and are In alt our dealing" Theu - llou do )iu figure e tould bulbl Up the tle hulni-" we luie, Prsiple Muablit't onie lirre ami krrp on r.nulng If thr knew of a lrtler place lu g, Ibm't ! lu bu)lug rut. If lan'ir never Mirnlrl u mot are toil wi-Uaitttt- wult u, rtitm la and wtisl )ou'e tt-eit muwltig. We ran sell )uu wlmt )uu want for what )in want to W). 4 Ue lt-li-ve we ran KHe u fHMMttrar hUh itHaltfk ttre at n price )ou ran'l beat Mfnake at prute it. "Small Garage with the Big Trade" I -U1C i Authorized l ord Service, Genuine Ford Parts, Com- plete stock of j Accessories I GOODYEAR I TIRES and TUBES of course Replacement Parts Used Cirs Klamath Falls Auto ! Company j ROY CALL ! 224 Main S Phone 246-R WE HANDLE THE BEST Of Course Wc Carry a Full Stock ol GOODYEAR Tires and Tubes R.R.R. Garage OAKLAND Accessories 813 Klamath Storage NASH Repairs Why Row? When a Johnson Motor Will Do the Work rlw TELFORD & SON I t 120 Conger Avenue ' TENNANT ITEMS Mrs. Hermio Koter, children and zister Miss Pearl Murphy arrived In camp Saturday front Klamath Falls for a few days iit with her par ents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Muhpry. .Mr,-., li. u. G'lolu and children KliMbclli aud Uurbeit returned rial- unlay from a months stay at tliulr Farm near L'klali, Cut. Wm. Zimmerman, midline man of l'ortla:id( Oregon, was a business guent In Camu, Saturday, The ba'e ball b.ys played Alitoma Sunday, the sc. ro was 3 t 2 In Iav,r of Algo.'tia. .Mm. Ada Pnery, Mitu llattle Peery Itaym . :id and Floyd, left Monday for Talent, Oregon, where Ihty will make their home. Mr. und Mrs. Jack Guddard (if Weed m.wred V camp Sunday for a few d iS. , . Geurgu Miller, wk has been lu San Fran'lsro the past six weeks for medical Ireatmunt, cauia hofna Sunday night jiiuch Improved In hoalM. Dr. Joseph Handle, with his bride returned to camp Monday after un afone A two weeks.. In the evn lag they were given a warm wel come by the. musician and some i)f tint yjunger members with vari ous Instruments, musical and other wise, but Mr. and .Mrs. Hnudlo were realty for Jhein, Inviting them all In aud served Iro eroam and cake, cigars and clgaretts, so every mio wai happy. Another couple, Richard Hatfield and Wanda Mldilleton were married last week at lleiio, Nev. returning Sunday, !hy were aceompanled by .Mr. Ilalfiel l. sister Mrs. Until Ktll IIvjii, l!ils ciuplo received the same ri 'M'H.m the same night as the .ilnv.i. .Mr. and Mis. I'uul Henry, Paul Jr., and Mrs. A. K. Mi rtnti "left BBBRIBIBfllBIIIBBBBBIB31Za.lSEB3E8inB Tuejsday f'r a two weeks vanaU'jii In and near Los Annelea: TheWlldwood Women's Guild hiild their regular meeting Wednesday afternocin. and decided to take a vacation, during the milillu uf July and AuK'Jst. The kadleit are planning a'Oatr fur aumo time la Oatober, so will expcc4 every one to be out and ready f-r work the Itrst Wednesday In September. Mrs. Halo ileeson Ruvn a delight lul SOD party Wednesday a(tern-;n at her lumc, ut a uumber of the younger set. Mhot Or a Harris won first prize, a beautiful leather writ ing casu holding tablet, curds and pencils. The con IuUjii prlto went I.) Mra. D. W. Vance, a large tJ fire cracker filled wilt red, while and blue randy stars. The ref eshr.i -nu were white Ice cream with erustn I sirawbnrrius ever It an I liny 'Ilk flag stuik on the lop, and IjIIi litis cake. The scorn cards, den railJin nud reffi-shmciits were all e.n-:juvmlr of the glorious Fourth of July. Fu:teen ladles were present, Mrs. Jack Goddard of Weed and her b.ue gui-st Mrs. Ham Itayslnger ut HljckUn, Cul., Mrs. Hermio Ktsr YOUR EYES are about tno most Important thing that "Mother" Nature has given you, and they should not be treated as if you could buy new onus at the corner grocery store. Confiult an Expert Ha will toll you what you need. Dr. H. J. Winters Eyesight Specialist 714 Main Phone 149W of Kla.natll Falls, lire , the .tll o.i llirr and l.e TU.mi hi of Alt-meda, Cnl., nut of t,wn gtst.i, aud Mesdiitm i llaskini, Hadie Ha l ey. Clint .u. Fll n. King. Valu e and lleeM.ii all t.f Tei.nan'-. The Mlancs lr Harris and i, u T!i- nilMin ct Alemwla. Cl w ho have been visiting Min Thomixou's sister Mrs. F. H. F'ard the pant e-ks. left Tbunday fur an luting alang tile bisulllul fnatber river. W. M. CIlTiLiu, who bus been uiau ager of 4he Tennuat Mer.-. Co,, f t for the pa,-t ! )ears, and It s alia left Friday for Ixtngvlew, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Cl'ntuii hire made many (.lends during their stiy li.-r u and aill bo gie.itly mU'.ed. The r.rj wtt iea of this ciiiiimiu Ity go with -them aherccver they ) ;C4llo. Tennsnt billes' Kirs club held their regdlar numbly uieelltig Thursday uderuooa at the li-.uio o( Mrs., Dalii lleusoii. After K bii.? Iness session Mr. Ileeson s.-rved d!ity fefrmliiiirnta and all en- j-ed a jib-a jut ifttMuo-ti. Jim Marlon, f rr ti in at Cain;i N . .1 had tie mlsf:tiinn L i ut h loot badl Willi un ase, but Is ge(. Hug along nice! and able lu walk nliuut, Carl Kurstlii asiiataul camp tniin ager left FrUbv f T Hacriiiiienio. Cil., where li) K es Ut consult a specialist iil.-.Mit bis ,.yK4. Mr. and Mis. J. J. Murphy und daughters Fi urn e, Ita ami Pauline, it Weed, in. I Mr. and Mn. Mail Murphy of Iti-d.llhg, Cul., urn gu.'.ts at Ihe C, v. .Murphy home over the Fourth, l!ii I. ire Murphy'i aru brothers, J. J. Murphy iiIno Iius a son, Ge ,Mu.diy and family hern. Hauiriliiy being the C.h ol July the ;C.iinp cl .sed ii iwn f,ir thp- days, j 3rd, 4-th and Mil, but wi ik rimiiiii- ed M'.nday 1, i (Jill. p .!lt T,; is-r V WXLLARD Invented This to Make Batteries Give Better Service I '.ili io a piece of Will.tr J Tlircndcd Uiihhcr InMiliititm. It Rt " fxceti tlic pltiu-a of the WilUw nrcitiicd i-;tiiii)cr iiat'crj. Ai I. nf; At yon Imvc litis lnu I.'illoti, yon v.ill nrvcr Imvc tJPy n Mil liir li;itii)i your baiurj"" I viulnteJ. Jf for '":. wn t-ilt i i'.i iiuty we will rc-placc il .'it'.C)Cf tlutnic U yoti, r.ir cnovili, J'-n't it 3 8 Hour Battery Charging Authorized Dclco-Remy ( Klaxon and Bosch Service MUM. u wm; iipiu i;s Mrs. l.a Cele Dynuii who resldi-s on Wilson's Maud on l.lnk lllver, Is recovering frniii a serious Illness and Is able lo be about nguln. Mrs, Wviirie has Just received news from her former home a I ,oyul, Wiscon sin lellliij! f t, ,),,,,, of ,,,r fit( li.ir. See Miidnme Puiinrlii fur expert marcelling and hob curling nt Mue'a Ileum Wuippe, Adv, 2ii ii FLOYD HENRIOT CO. 234 Main St. Phone 1 397-W s