EVENING nUTTALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
RTOE TTOEE
NOTICE
( Owiii),' In out- iiifihilily In colli-cl for milk delivered to the homes of Klam.-itli' Kails
residents, we the undersigned distrilmlors liereliy arec to' retail the milk products
liandled hy us for easli only.
This agreement to' k'o into effeet August I, l'JJ5.
The dairymen of this eily arc losing many dollars each month through people re-'
fusing to pay the milk man. Therefore we'iire forced to ask everybody to pay cash
in advance, ,as in .other cities, for the milk we deliver. . , .
, We vll consider the l.Sth of August as the last date for easli sellilcmcnl for the
month fAtigust. Thereafter we will expect all accounts to he paid for on the first
of each month. If accounts arc not paid by the 10th of each Nitfiilli, we will discon
tinue the serving of milk and notify the credit association of our action that all dairy
men In the city .may know. " I ' .
Vi ' ; ' ' ! . " . 10 , .
Miller Hill Dairy
East Side Dairy
Holliday Dairy
Klamath Falls Creamery
Lost River Dairy
Make Your Home Bright and Cheerful
for the Long Winter Months
By selecting the Tapestries, Carpets, Blankets' and
Other Furnishings so essential to the home, now
while you have the time
If it is for the home we have it.
KLAMATH HOME SUPPLY CO.
1140 Main Phone 894-W.
, Your Invited to Attend
Tonight, 8 P. M.
, Public Welcome
to Adjt. Mrs. Robert Roomley
.New Divisional Commander of the Salvation
Army in the State of Oregon. .
' . ' Also Captain and Mrs. R. Clifford
and Captain 0. P. Strickland of Portland
C o me
Have, an Enjoyable; Evening
619 Walnut Ave.
ltllOWNS KKTl'ltX
Itrliirii To HUpose of I'ruiM'riy Ht'rc
Anil Will Hrt urn to Salem
Mr. unI Mrs. 11. L. II row n. -who
left for Salem about a month ago,
calloil by (ho serious illness of Mr.
Urown's ugod father, liavo returned
to Kliitiifttli Kal In to dliiposo of tbulr
property IntorontH nnd will return to
Salem in a short whllo to make tholr
futuru homo. Thn aged Mr. Drown
Ik still In a crlliail comlltlon unci no
hopes aro hold tor Ills recovery.
Whllo hero Mr. Drown was connect'
od with Stouu's grocery store.
.. MRS. WINNIKORD HBTJJKNS ..
Him Hern lit Kugcno For Several
Day On IIukIiipni
Mth. M. Wl'.mlford. who rur.cn tlv
eitterod into business with Judge
Stone, In Ilia purchniio of tho Bum
mer resort near Chllwiuln. returned
IhhI evening from Kimono where alio
hiiH boon for several iIhvh trutiHiK'ting
business.
. IIKItlv I'OK TKKATMliNT
Lin l'olctte. who Ik employed In
tho m I Mm near Horrls, California, ar
rived in tho city lust evening to ro-
coivo medical trentinont, having had
tho mlsforluno of spraining his back
a few days ago. '
KASTKHN Cilltl.S
Three Sinter From Maryland' Muk
liiK Threo Months Tour
Wc use "Vclpx" only f6r ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak wprk in at 9. a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
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Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fi'uit and Vegetables
Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight
. Tim Misses lAmlno Hubert, Malilu
Hubert and Minnie Hubert, three
slstors rosldlng in Iialtimoro, Spoilt
TuoHduy visiting ' hero enrouto to
Portland, from which point they will
Journey on south, to tour through
Voscmito and other points of Inter
est in California. Tho young ladies
loft Maryland In early Juno and have
inndo rosorvutlnns tor their entire
trip, which will keep thorn traveling
until Into In August. In Montana
they spent several days touring
(Under National l'ark. and this be
ing their Tlrst trip wost, they nrb.
enjoying the wonderful and many
scenic spots.
ItOSKHlW VISITOR
Karl K. . Ilurr of Itosebufg was
among tho business visitors In tho
city ycstorday. t ) 1
TO CRAffclt 1-AKK
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Cory of Lodi,
California, with Marian Okorly of
Oakland, enjoyed a visit hero yostor
day onrouto to Crntor Lake, wlicro
thoy plan to Bpond sovoral iluys.''
NASTKIIN SI1CN .
I'otnr and H. C. tlassoo of Chicago,
Illinois, tho windy city, wero gnosis
at tho Hotel Whllo, Policnn yoslov-dny.
Why Not Try Prevention? ' ,
Why wall until you have to rail In tho doctor. Why not
find out toiluy about tho condition of your teeth. Your doing
so may prevent ycurs of Illness, Morn than ono chronic
uHiiiiiit has been traced directly to a diseased tooth. Wo
cim tell you the truth about your teeth la a few minutes
and It costs you nothing.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(PululuM uf courxo)
202-204 Hopka llldg. 8Ui and Main Phone 838
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IlKTl ItMXO TO ItK.VI)
ItiliiiiilnK lu Home hi lleiiil After:
TniiiMtctliiK lliinlneNH Hero )
N. K. (illbert and son.N. II. Gil
bert of Il'-nil, who for the past
week havo.been Kern on business
milters, aru leaving tomorrow
morning for their home. N. E. Gil
bert Is the father of C. M. Rllgert
of (illbnrt's Cast! Htorn in this, city
and while here visited with his son.
I HOM DLXH.Mllll
Mr. uud Mrs. I., (i. Hill wilh their
daughter aro visiting in Klamath
Kails from Uuusmulr.
OX VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Oreeno and
son, Paul C. W. Greene, of Albany,
Oregon, on their way to Crater
Utke, enjoyed, a visit hero yesterday.
FIIOM JIKDI-OKO
N. W. Klcld and J. A.. Jolly,
Medford business men, spent Tues
day hen.'. '.
IIlillK l'Oll WKKK
F. J. Fuller, Dunsmulr resident,
Is In th cltv for a week's stav. dur
ing - which t lino ho will transact
nusiuess interests nerc.
HAHTMAX ACCKITS POSITION
I'liuio IMayi'r for, lloiihtoti Accepts
I'okIHoii oh "t'lief"
dure llurtniun, one of the pop
ular members of Houston's orches
tra, has accepted a position as
understudy to the chief chef at the
bert is the father of C. M. Gilbert
Ing his apprenticeship plans to
open a, "hot dog" stand In conjunc
tion with tho popular dances on
Venetian barge. 1 " '
rived In Klamath Falls this morn
ing, when asked where, bo intended
to visit, replied: "Wherovox I, may
hung my hat." Mr. Il:rlscher: and
a party of friends ure touring the'
entire northwest from the eastern
state.
VKSTKIIHAV 1IKAVY- ilAi
Willi 44 foreign cars registered
at the chamber of, commerce office
yesterday,' Mrs. l.ciih Smith and
Miss MarJ Johnston declared It to
be one of thn busiest days they
iiavo had this year. Todays regi
trutlon dropped off considerably,
with the following cars registered
late this afternoon: II. E. Nelson,
San Francisco; D. M. Karr, Long
Boarh, Cal.; L. D. Lay, Taft, Cal.;
H. E. Herlschcr, Walthorn, Mass.;
Myrtlo Hammond, San Francisco,
Cat.;' Robert Lang, Hulem, Oregon;
O. F. Phillips, Uishop, Cal.; Itoy
W. Slcichter. Stockton, Cal.;. Willis
A. Turner, Los Angeles, Cal.; A. L.
Del Vera, Stockton, Cal.; W. Setak,
Sun Francisco, Cal.; and II. E. Van
Curen, Dixon, Cal.
ItKTt'R.V FIIO.U I.AKK '
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers, who
motored to Crater Lake Tuesday
with Portland relatives, returned
today and report a delightful trip.
, TO LOCATK HKHE
J. M. Harrison has changed, his
residence from Portland to Klamath
Falls and plans to enter into busi
ness hero in tho near future. Until
Mr. Harrison Is permanently located
in business he will reside at the
Hotel Lake., j ---
FROM WKKI)
Joseph Hlgdon of, Weed arrived in
the city last evening to transact busi
ness affairs and will remain here for
about ono week.
- ; YVKAVKRS LKAVIXG
KnJoy Trip to Crater While Visit
'. ' , liijr With Son
: -
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Weaver and
daughter. Miss Dorothea, of Kugcne.
who have been hero for several
days tho guests of their son, Ed
win Weaver, plan' to leave tomor
row for their home. Yesterday tho
Woavor family enjoyed a trip to
Crater Lake, which is their first
tlmo at tho park and were very
much Impressed with the park and
surrounding country. . .
Tt'RXKR HKRK :
Willis A. Turner and a party of
friends from I.os Angeles, Cali
fornia, making a tour of the state,
arrived here this morning' and are
making plans to visit the surround
ing country for several days.
I.XXGKI.L VALLEY"
M. F. Orr, ono of the leading
farmers of the Langell valley coun
try, is in from his ranch today.
TO CANADA
T. C. McGrath left this morning
for Ceylon, Sask., Canada., where
bo plans to reside.
FROM MIDLAND
Mrs. Frances Royce, proprietor
of the Hotel Midland at Midland
spent the greater' tart'ok the day
I nKlamalh Falls shopping and
transacting business.
THORNTON SMITH ILL
Thornton Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Smith, is confined to
his roam at the. family home at
1437 Crescent avenue, suffering
with a slight ' attack of acidosis.
His condition this afternoon was
much Improved over yesterday.
ALL OVKU STATE
II. E. Herscher, ono uf tho tour
ists of -Walthorn, Mass., who ar-
I'ROM .MERRILL
E. F. Mcrrltt, postmaster at Mer-
rill. Is In the city today atteudlng
to business Interests. ,
"THE - COOLEST - PLACE - IN - TOWN"
Vaudeville and Pictures Tonight
The 1924 Song Revue DeLuxe
with ;i chorus of excellent voices in the latest songs
a well as some of the old (avoiles. You'll like this.
On the Screen
. A liiilliant coiiiedv jjctii from Itroailwav
"LOST A WIFE"
Featuring Adulphe Mcnjou and Greta N'issen
THURSDAY: lieverlv" Bavnc in '
"THE AGE OF INNOCENCE"
3 At The Liberty &
Final .showing tonight of '
"THE RANGE TERROR"
with that demon horseman Hob Custer In the lead--ing
role. . A rapid action, fast moving drama of the
W estern plains. '' ' . . ' - .
J TliUR SDAY
YYilliatM Fairbanks and Eva Novak in
"THE BEAUTIFUL SINNER"
'.7 ?. ' . . -A gripping .detective story.
Sarah M. Hanralty of Lexington,
Kentucky, left this morning for the
north after a visit here and a Crater
Lake ' for the post two days. - Miss
Hanratty is making an extended
tour of the northwest.
Bishop M. Remington, in chargo
of the southern district for the
state of the Episcopal church, who
han been here from his horns In
Pendleton on business matters, loft
this afternoon. , -.. v
CONWAY WITH SAIUNGS !
J. D. Conway, who' has been
drummer with the Houston orches
tra, has accepted a position wilh
Les Sailings orchestra. On Satur
day night tho boys will play for a
dunce at Uonnnza.
Boats
Stop and t'llnk for a moment on how hard you work
when you aro trying to tow the averago boat around
tlshlng.; . T:io ohimces are tho man who built it didn't
know 'much about it and the' material probably wasn't
tho best so you had to pull your head oft to make it go.'
Eliminate all that trouble by t buying: a boat that was
built by expertj from the very jest of malei'laU.'
i
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120 Conger Avenue
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, majority of motorists in the Pacific Coast states have '
come to disregard. .- ' A
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: from Pacific Coast wells. Zerolenc, made from this naph-
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think what a "lubrication census" of the automobiles in '
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Y Why E.bcricncccl Automobile Men Sfty
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Insist on Zeroiene even
: if it does cost less
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(CALIFORNIA)