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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1925)
page two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1925 A Small Cavity Today menus u painful tooth tomorrow unless yon have it tilled in duo Unto which means ulso that tho small cost of tilling will save you n greater expense later on. Wa give exum InalloiiH free. R. D. COE, (Painless 0( courso) 102-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main g.tW,t''!' Pride In Appe arance i Is an ndmirahle trait common In the makeup of most inen. It is a helpful characteristic that prompts men to hotter themseiv. s and is en couraged from early childhood by right think ing mothers- Men who evidence their respect for the best possible appear ance by dressing well and selecting clothes of individual character and value are in turn respected by those who hold in high regard the ideal ot individual progress and develop ment, and esteemed by those who want the best. No man can afford to not look his best, and tailor-made suits give to his form and build that clean cut individual ap pearance that should be portrayed by all men. For Quality, Service and the best See J- f. A. Goldsmith Merchant Tailor Upstairs Suit 310 . Winters Bldg. Order Now Your engraved personal Christinas Cards The new designs are ready. By ordering dur ing September you can secure your choice of exclusive design from the eastern manufactur ers. See W. O. SMITH Printing Co. Phone 93 MLSS HKPKRUN LEAVING Miss Ada Heffron plans to leave 4or a month's Taction tomorrow, which will take her .to her old home near Grand Forks, North Dakota. If When you have tiro trouble you want your tires repaired as good as now havo them vul canized in the best equipped shop In Klamath Falls. Our Helntz Electric Steam Vulcan ise und expert repair men as sure you ot the best possible results. Reed Auto Supply Co. S. Hth Near Main Phone 298 DENTISTS Phono S38 -i":"i"! ews Of The Klamath Country CHILOQUIN Chiloquin theatre was well attend ed Tuesday, representatives from all the various campB coming in to see "Rin-Tin-Tin," an ever pop ular favorite. Mrs. W. Doney has returned to her home after several weeks spent In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Doney re cently underwent an operation and Is still under the physician's care. Walter J. Kerrigan was a Klam ath Falls visitor Tuesday. Mrs. A. C. Gictiger and daughter. Grace, spent Tuesday in Klamath Falls visiting friends and shonning. The local P. T. A. hold their first meeting of the season Tuesday af ternoon, twenty being present. Af ter the regular business was trans acted, the following officers were elected for the coining year: Mrs. Huth Hedrick. president; Mrs. D. Cramblftt, vice-president; Mrs. Daisy B. Laurltsen, secretary and treas urer. A delightful social hour was then spent and delicious refresh ment were served by .Mesdames Mc Cain and West. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, October 18. The Parent-Teachers will give a dance Saturday evening September 26. at tlie new Brown 'building on Main street. The immediate need of our school is b piano, and Mr. Brown has generously offered the use of his new building to the P. T. A. for that purpose and the Sav age orchestra has kindly donated their services. The funds raised will be used in purchasing a piano for the school. There will be old fash ioned dancing, quadrilles, etc., with an old-time "caller off on the floor and also modern dances. Everyone Is invited to attend, and give the P. T. A. their support and the children their much needed piano. The citizens of Chiloquin are quite proud and greatly pleased over the first copies of the Chiloquin Uelvew, which was off the press Monday. Mr. Priaulx is to he congratulated upon the success of his first edi tion. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wimer were Chiloquin visitors Tuesday. 1). ti. Brown has leased his new brick building to Mr. J. H. Groves and F. C. Stanton for a period of five years. They will cpnduct an tip-to-ilnte pool room. Messrs Groves and Stanton are from Ash State Game Warden Coming Next Sunday rOKTI.ANH. Ore.. Sept. 12- Slate flame Warden 19. F. Averlll and Coininis.sle.ner Itimcr started Friday on a trip through southern and eastern Oregon during which they will visit spoilsmen's organizations and investigate conditions In lakes and game fish hatcheries. Bauer was to join Averlll at I'orvullis. Baturd&y night Ihey will meet with Medfoid sportsman and on Sunday with the Klamath county sports men's association at Klamath Falls. At Itend they will meet sportsmen, visit Fast and F.Ik l-akes and the Tumuto hatchery. They plan to return over the McKeiuie Past, slop ping at the MeKeiuie river hatchery on tin' way. land and will open up for business October I. MERRILL Among students to attend Klam ath High School from Midland are Almond Gregory Wm. Burnett! Paul Sevick. Catherine Burnetts, Opal Hooper. Pauline Ilurnette. An na Burnetie. These students were all present at school opening on Tuesday. , Mrs. Hilbort I.argent and Mrs. Albert Gregory were Klamath Falls visitors Tuesday. Master Jimmie Sutton has been ill with a severe cold for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ilosc... r.argont ot Klamath Falls were calling ut the home of Mr. Largent's parents on Miller Island Tuesday. Edgar Furber arrived home Mon day from an extended visit in Seattle with Mr. Furher's brother. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spence were visitors in Klamath Falls Monday. Miss Ha Hooper and sister were Klamath Falls visitors Monday. Miss Hooper took a number of high school students in to school. J Miss Anna Burnett is spending J the week with Mrs. J. W. Jory in J i Klamath Falls to attend high school. ? Mr and Mrs. Edgar Furber were 4 1 among visitors in Klamath Falls Tuesday. Among shoppers from Midland on Tuesday were Mr. Frank Lane, .Mr. Frank Flowers. Mr. and .Mrs. S. b. Burnett, Mr.. J. C. Sevick and son. Paul Sevick. .Mr. Healey of Klamatn Falls was calling in .Midland recently. Mr. Healey formerly lired at Midland Mr. Pauly of the Sanitary Market was a business caller on .Miller Is land Wednesday. i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Myers were in Klamath Falls Tuesday. J. X. Haskins was in the Falls the First of the week. Mrs. J. G. Patterson of Portland visited with Mrs. M. Gaicomininl the first of the week. Her son Kenneth who had his early schooling in Mer rill, has gone to enter Harvard med ical school. Mesdames Geo. Offield, Jos. Bin kel and J. A. Brown and Mr. Van Brimmer of Oakland, Calif., spent Tuesday visiting friends in Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morton, Oliver and Alta Morton of Grants Pass, spent Monday in Merrill, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Haskins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Morton are the of Mr!i- "asking They return ed to their home Tuesday- Mr. and Mrs. C. Bowman were Klamath Falls visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hill and daugh ter .Margaret returned Tuesday from ltoseburg, where Mrs. Hill and .Mar garet had been spending the sum mer with Mrs. Hill's parents. Mr. and .Mrs. Burr Westbrook and Mrs. N. E. Woodhoqee were In Klam ath Falls Tuesday visiting friends and siiopping. Mrs. Mabel Smith, who has been spending the summer with her sis ter, Mrs. J. W. Scoggins, left for her home In Colusa, Calif., Wednesday, where she is one of the teachers. Mr. :tnd Mm. Kcmrplns nrenm nanled harl as far as I in; Falls. Mrs. M. L. Moore and daughter. Miss Hallie were in the Fails on Wednesday and Thursday they left for Chlco, Calif., where Miss Hallie will attend the ChiCO normal. Mrs. Moore will visit relatives in that city. Mrs. .1. W. Taylor and daughter Miss Bee left for Klrby, Ore., Sat urday, when Miss Taylor will teach this winter. Mrs. Taylor will return in a day or bo. Mr. and Mrs. E. I,. Whlsler and family and E. C. Heames were In Klamath Falls shopping Tuesday. ftev. C. c. Unlet returned Tuesday from Myrtle Point and Marshfleld and North Bend. Mrs. Hulet, who has been quite 111 the first of the week, Is much Improved. Mrs. I.eafy Van Brimmer, who has been visiting friends was tho guest of honor Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. .1. A. Brown. The afternoon was spent with needle work and conversation -Refreshments ....... .f.,l ,1, ,,,... 4 1, ntlt Ul Those present were Mesdames Geo. Offield, It. S. Anderson, It. c. An- derson, C. M. Merrltt, W. F. Julnette. W. F. Hill. J. W. Taylor, .1. W. Has-land kins, J. W. ami Klta Keogglns. Jos. Biuke!, g. ll. Carle ton, C. Bowman, Goo.- Wilson. The bono! guest was Connolly Sell California non-resident hunting licen ses and sporting goods. See us for in formation on best hunting. 912 For the second time within four months, Grahftm Brothers announce a substantial reduction in price. Effective Wednesday, September 9th, the f. o. bo Detroit price of Graham Brothers l ion Truck chassis is 995 This reduction is in line with previous assurances that the truck buyer will always benefit equally with Graham Brothers by every economy effected through increased production. Now first in the world as exclusive manufacturers of motor trucks, Graham Brothers are able to make this second reduction without the slightest sacrifice of quality. ' , In fact, the truck today is better than ever before and this new price will seem remarkably low to those who know what Graham Brothers Trucks will do. WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO. 170 Main St. Mrs. Van Brimmer and the hot lets Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Van Brimmer and daughter ion In law. Mr. ad Mrs. Bay IHoyt, left Thursday morning tor their I hme in Oakland. II. A. Illnshaw, assistant freight Bros. Main tfisfm SOI D BY DODGJE BROTHERS DEALERS EVERYWHERE sen I traffic manager for tho S. P., anil K. C. Ingram, assistant manager -Of j j development for the S. P., were In Merrill Ihe first of tho woek In the; interest of the railroad, Miss Alloon Murray left Friday .Morning for Chlco, Calif., where she , .. . MAKE YOUR CAR RUN SMOOTH AND NOISELESS Keep it greased and oiled and you will eliminate a lot of trouble and a lot of noise. Let us do the job. Klamath Tire House "Cap" Calkins Klamath Ave. & flth St. iiii will attend Ihe normal. She was a student at the normal last yonr. Frank Horenson and son Jlaymoud Hilirhns arrived In Merrill Thursdov I -- - I T ln Vt with his daughter, Mrs. Mil- ' (Continued on l'ngc Vivo) Auto Pa rts We cany: Ignition and Light Wire. Silent Timing Gears. Fly wheel Ring Gears. VanDykes Parts Co. With tho Hub Tire flhop 502 So. 6th Phone 616 New parts for all cars l-'l-i itW
