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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
FALLS, OREGON
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An electric tan creates a breeze as suit ana tresii as couui pos
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It' sets the' atmosphere in motion gives the proper ventilation,
and provides you with a grateful, cool current of air!
Buy one and be immune to the heat! '
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News of the Klamath Country
5WERRILL
Mrs. Minnio McKay and Wesley
McKay from Corrang, Calif., are
visiting In" ' Mcrri"U iao . guests" of
Mr. and lira. Bufl Ferguson. Mrs.
McKay Is the Mother 'rnffJfrr"Mc-
Kay a brother of Mrs. Ferguson.
' Mrs. j. Vf. Scoggins. Miss Bee
Scoggins and Miss Betty McElroy
spent Wednesday in Klamath Falls.
Mr?tandl Mrs. M. C Moor Aisitad.
their daughter. Miss Ilullie. Moore,
who Is ill -at the hospital in Kiam-
Few People Have Perfect Teeth
Modem Jwid Is responsible for this, yet youv cannot bo
expected to'- back to a raw meat diet to. be sure ot
Waving good , teeth. The bettor tray is to eat what 0"ou
feel like and' to rely on our superior methods to keep your
teeth in condition. Our modern equipment and experience
enables us to do this with minimum cost to you.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
' (Painless of course) .
203-204 Hopka Bldg. Sbh and Mlin
rhono S36
Porter
Construction
Company
Invites the public who are interested in building
materials to come up and inspect our plant
Washed and Screened Sancf arid Gravel;
Mason Sand; Plasterer's Sand; Concrete
Sand; Stucco Pea Gravel; Roofing Gravel;
Concrete Sand and" Gravel
i Ready to Mix
Pit run 'material for your driveway, a material
that will be permanent. Take right hand road
past Sutton's store follow the signs.
Porter Construction Company
Office Phone 13 Klamath and Market Stt.
ath Falls Wednesday attcrnoon.
Miss Helen Brown spent some
( timo In Klamath Fals Wednesday.
' At the regutnr meeting of the
I Merrill Robckahs Monday evening
the semi-annual installation of of
ficers was held. The following of
ficers were Installed for the next
six months: Mrs. Nell Peterson, in
stalling officer; Tcarl .Moore,, N. G.;
Elva Carlcton. V. (1.; Kato Merritt,
secretary, MiUio Ktiikul, treasurer;
Mabel Drown, Warden; Lillian
Wright, conductor;" Etta Myers,
chaplain; Winnia Offleld. It. S.
N. G.; nose Davis, L. S, N. G.; Mae
Anderson. R.-S. V. G.; Etta Scog
gins, L. S. V. G.; Anice Anderson,
I. G.r G. If: Carlcton, O. G. Fol-
, lowing installation a banquet was
served in . the dining room and a
i social hour spent.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kidwcll ro
! turned Wednesday from a trip to
Crescent City and Eureka. Calif.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Merrill, from
Redding, Calif., are visiting for a
short timo with friends and rela
tives in Merrill.
Mrs. Koso Davis and E. A. Davis
were in Klamath Falls Thursday
on business. .
Miss Lydia' Fricko of Klamath
Falls was in Merrill Thursday.
Claire Donneworth and Joseph
Burko from Portola, Calif., visited
a few days in Merrill this week,
guests at the Scoggiu home,
Thursday a party i composed of
' Misses Betty McElroy, Bee Scoggins,
(Lyle" Merrill, Clair Dormcworth and
Joseph Burko visltod tho ico caves
I in tho lavas.. - -
i Mr. and , Mrs. I. A.i Davis, from
JUttlo Shasta arrived uiu . Merrill
Thursday evening to look, alter
j their ranch here. - .'
i Gus Eksnuui attended the Elks
' initiation In Klamath Falls Thurs
day evening.
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson of
i Klamath .Fals attended lodge in
j Merrill Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and two chil
dren from California, who recently
purchased the W. W. Lewis ranch
east of Merrill arrived In 'Merrill
the first of the week. . They bad
spent some time at Diamond lake
i fishing. j
A baby clinic will be held in j
! Merrill Tuesday afternoon from 1
j to S by the Merrill group of the
Klamath county health association.
I These have proved very beneficial
in the past and all children under
: school age will bo examined. It is
! hoped alt patents will take ad
vantage of this opportunity. Dr.
! Newsomc, county health officer, will
j bo present; also Miss Fricke, health
nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Taus and
family attended the completion of
the Copco work at Copco, Lain,
Sunday.
returned from a nwtor trip to Vla
allft und other California points.
Mis. A. Simpson liu .returned
.from a visit to rortlaud.
Mr. ad Mrs. J. A. Windsor and
sou Jack returned Tuesday even
ing from a trip to' Uamlon where
they spent lliu holidays visiting rela
tives. Miss Thelitis Jackson a uleco
of Mrs. Windsor returned with them
for tl visit.
Algoina pooplo who enjoypd fUo
fish barharuo . at tho Klamath
Hatchery Sunday were: Mr. aud
Mrs. Geo, Hoffman, .Mr. and Mrs.
SowoU, Mr.' and Mi's. 11. J. So wolf,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. J, Loflsgaurd,
Mrs, Shetlor, .Mr. Slid Mrs. D. Dow,
,Vr. aud Mrs. II. England, Mr. uud
Mrs. 1. Winfrey and Mr. aud Mrs.
Geo. I'hrlno and II. Vlirino.
Mr. aud Mrs. P. linker and son
Elden spent Saturday aud Sunday
visiting friends In Algumo.
Many Algoina people onjoyod tho
dance Saturday uigut at Altuie.nl
pavilion. '
Walter Rouse and wife havo ro
turneil to Algoina where they are
employed In the box factory, N
Jim Dcdamus and Clurenco Shults
spent Suudny fishing at Diumoud
Luke.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs.
P. Wlufrcd and Homer and Ray
Hartley who spent the holidays vis
iting relatives in Ashland taud vlclu
Ity relumed homo Monday evening
Mrs. Davis, a sister, returned wlllt
them for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Dow, Mr. and
Mis. H. Dunn aud Mr. and Mrs.
Conquergood and chlldron spent
the holidays visiting Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Julicq Abbott and
party returned Sunday evening
from the Oregon Caves.
Mrs. A. Shtlter who has been a
Klamath county visitor tho past
couple of months, visiting her
daughters Mrs. O. 11. Dollarhido of
Klamath Falls and Mrs. D. i. Lofls
gaard of Algoma took tho overland
train for Seattle Wednesday morn
ing where she will visit her son.
She will also visit lu Vancouver,
U. C, where another daughter re
sides. Mrs. J. Conner has as guests, hor
mother and three sisters of Pasa
dena, Cal.. ho arrived last 1 week
for a vacation of six weeks.
The sprinkling system has been
Installed in the park site and it Is
now about ready for seed.
Jo'.in - Windsor has been . chosen
as the new manager of the Algoina
baseball tcam. Bilf Windsor who
Is visiting at tho home of his bro
ther for tho au minor is a new meui
hcr of tho team.
Michigan Elks
Reach Portland
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 10. (TP)
Tho Jackson, .Mich., delegation
arrived today to attend tho conven
tion of the Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks. This Is the first
delegation to arrive as a group.
The delegation band serenaded the
city at 6 o'clock this morning. By
tomorrow night a great number of
delegations will have arrived as the
convention opens Monday. Largo
delegations aro enrouto from Cali
fornia cities by motor. They arc
duu tomorrow.
Officials of tho Jackson lodge
said today that Just before tho
delegation left Michigan the lodge
virtually doubled Its membership.
INDICTMENTS IIKOUGIIT
PHILADELPHIA, July 10. (?)
Indictments for tho , IHegul di
version of half a million gallons of
alcohol were brought hy the June
federal grand Jury today against
4 8 Individuals and five companies
holding withdrawal permits. .
I SATURDAY SPECIAL I
Quality Footwear - - Reorganization Sale
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Misses Patent
2straps 3.35 .
Special
2.95
Womcns
Bare foot
Sandlcs
2.55
For those that
arc Lucky
A few pairs of
those Bargains
in Suedes left
at
$1.95
Former Selling
Price
$8.00 to 10.00
Mens Brown
Dress Shoes
Special
5.00
1 Lot Mens
Shoes
Black 8C Brown
5.95
Misses
Brown & Black
High Shoes
Special
j 1.95
1 lot Women's
shoes-broken sizes
Satin, Patent, Kid
. and tan calf
4.95
Former Selling
price $6.85 to $!)
Bostonian's
Mens Tan
and Black
Ox
6.45
Growing Girls
Patent, Satin
and Tan Calf
- Special
4.95
Mens Mule
Skin 8-in. Tops
Special
3.85 '
Mens
Ventilated
Oxfords, for .
these Hot Days
3.45
Klamath Shoe Store
W. H. JCITTO, Prop.
Many Homeless In
Terrific Typhoon
MANILA, July 10. Moro than
2000 persons hao been madu homo
less by a typhoon which wrocked
hundreds of small houses in Ca
marines province On tho strength
of reports received hero the Red
Cross toduy sent assistance to the
stricken area.
81 PLEAD GCIATV
CHICAGO. July 10. (;P)
Elghty-ono caso goods furniture
manufacturers Indicted for viola
tion of the Sherman anli-trnst law
today entered pleas of guilty und
were fined J1S2.000.
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Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight
EVANGELIST STARTS
MEETINGS SATURDAY
A. G. Carr, evangelist, will start
a series of open air meetings at the
corner . of . Eighth and Klamath,
starting at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night. The meetings will continue
for about three weeks.
WED AT EUGENE
EUGENE, Ore.. July 10. Wil
liam. B. Btrawn, manager of tho J.
C. Penney company store at Jtono-
burg, and Jiliss Margarctta ltad
cliffu Merrill ot Rosoburg were
united In marriage, at the St. Mary's
Episcopal church hero Wednesday,
It was revealed today. Rev. Freder
ick (i. Jennings performed tho cere
mony t ;
THRIVE
Ever Been Lost In
The Woods?
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HMO S.1V3 1IOH-SK8
IVILL NOT GIVE WAV TO
MODERN WAR EQUIPMENT '
i W. Enle ft'urned home from
i the Klimath Valley hospital some
improved in health.
A. Fenwlrk a stulent of O. A. C
is visiting 'Jis sister Sir. J. Abbott
during vacation.
. Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Hoffman have
FARMERS AND
DAIRYMEN
FLY TOX
We have It In gallon lugs and
and also have the spray, guns.
Fly Tox U absolutely udorless.
Get our Prices
We carry a complete line of
groceries
We do hauling of all kinds
both in tAe city and to camps.
Anderson Transfer
8C Feed Co. .
Phone 795 335 So. 6th
LONDON, July 10, OP) Tanks
and other motor equipment will not
supersede the horse In the next war
is the opinion of Field Marshal Halg.
Acknowledging an honorary diploma
as associate of the Royal College
of Veterinary Surgeons recently, the
Field Marshal expressed the opinion
that the need of horses In future
wars would be as great as in the
past. -
"We have beard a good deal about
modern war Inventions which aro
likely to supersede the horse," said
the Earl, "but tho production ot
these inventions Invariably produces
an antidote, and in order to gain the
greatest efficiency . In tho' " long
range of war appliances wo will need
weel bred horses for a great muny
years to come." -
SIX CAUSES KIKE IX BERLIN
BERLIN. July 10, (?") Tho sun's
rays shining on a suavlnlf mirror
caused a fire In a Berlin home. A
concave mirror left standing near
window caught up the sun's rays '
and reflected them upon the car
tains which became Ignited. In a
few minutes the entire room was
aflame.
A man lost in the woods usually walks in a
circle until lie finds liitnsclf rij;lit back where
lie Marled.
:n experienced woodsman, on the other
hand, will pick out a tree straight ahead and
make a hee-line for it; then for. another ahead
of that, until he is "out of the woods."
Arc you traveling in circles saving a Jjttlit
one day and spending it all the next landing
right hack where you started? ,
A savings account in the American National
Dank will give you a goal thai will lead you
safely , out onto the highroad, to Success. f
Start it today. " ' V ! j
The American National Bank
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of Klamath Fallt, Oregon. , i
Member Federal Reserve System, w!",",