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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SErTEMHEU 17, I02f5
lMQgntWRl minutes and Albcra Carnation .JJ
IMBTT 1 un on MHtr t.Wc pipmc hot, Ni.-- ,
New Episcopal
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Thnt'sallittalccs Sbrief morning
minutes and AIKm Carnation
Mush is on your table piping hot,
tcady-to-ca:l ... try it romortuw.1
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Tho early part of October will i J
find Rev. Henry Thomas of Wlunt- jji
peg, Canada, the now rector of tho jX
BpleeOjMl church of Klamath Falls, If
is tho word brought to tho city last J.
evening by Bishop Remington of
Pendleton. I
Rev, Thomas will take up his now ! Jn
duties shortly after tho first ofjt
October and Mrs. Thomas and Child- jT
ran win arrive shortly after from ZC
j their homo in t'anaila. Renovating 1 J
ot me tvpigeopai rectory is now mi- j
dor way. for tho occupancy o tho I J
Thomas family.
Bishop Remington on a business lj J
trip tbrotiKh southern Oregon loft
For Colds
lu'xall laxative aspirin
tablets ami Rikw's while
tar OOUgh syrup, stops
cold in 12 hours.
The Two 75c
i At?
Store
cold
pine
that
Where you get Servi
artel Low Price
Carnation
"ABifTS stands for
Btxur Breakfasts
A Small Cavity Today
means a painful tooth tomorrow unless you have it tilled
in duo time which moans also that the small cost of tilling
will save you a greater expense later on. We give exam
inations free. .
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
( Painless of course)
202-204 Hopka Bid.
St.i and Main
Phone S3C
this noon for the north, after com
plettng his business here.
Lack Of Funds
8
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For Dandruff
Re.xall 5)3 hair tonic, it stimu
lates the hair roots, improves
the circulation of the scalp
tissue.
SOc and $1.00
Hurts Library j tl
proper
MKT,
misnjor
WOODWORK
WOODWORK, when
finished with high grade
enamels in any one of several
popular subdued shades, adds
greatly to the appearance of
the home and is easy to keep
fresh and clean. - Buy the
enamel and apply it yourself!
To be sure of results, buy
Silkenwhite EnameL
Also, ask for booklet,"Color
Harmony in the Home" all
about painting or finishing
floors, woodwork, walls, etc
It's free.
carry a full line of Fuller
Paint and Varnuhes and
can supply your needs.
WE
Browne's
Paint Store
W. P. FULLER (J CO.
301 Mission Street San Francisco
25 Brioches in PaciBc Coast Cities
FULLER
PAINTS p VARNISHES
PIONEER WHITE LEAP
ADVANCES IN
Wood
Come without any warning.
CHEAP riHOES
are on now
Don't be one of many who
will order too late.
Winter 1b near. Phone your
orders.
BLOCK WOOD
Is our specialty
PEYTON 8C CO.
"WOOD TO BURN
601 Main
Phone 535
MIDLAND
Mrs. J. D. Hooper and daughter
were in Klamath Falls shopping
on Thursday.
Dan Dimmet of Summers district
made his first trip on Thursday,
gathering up high school students
in Midland district. He will drive
bus line between Summers and Mid
land and daily into Klamath Falls.
Mr. and .Mrs. Edgar Furber and
son were Klamath Falls visitors
on Thursday.
Miss Anna Burnett has returned
to her home in Spring Lake after
spending a few days in Klamath
Falls.
Charley Potter of Lower lake, is
spending a few days at Edgar Fur
ber's on Miller Island.
Mr. Hilbert Largent has returned
from the Ashland country where
he brought back 1200 pounds of
fruit.
Ducks and wild geese are plen
tiful this year on Miller island.
The sportsmen are busy looking for
ward to purchasing their ponds.
There are still a few more ponds
left yet.
The farmers are all busy with
their second cutting of bay and
tiei.- grain.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutton and
son James were in Klamath Falls
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sevick and
son Paul and daughter Mary were
visitors on the Island Sunday.
Miss Opal Hooper was a caller
at the home of Miss Pauline and
Catherine Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burnett and
daughter Anna were in Klamath
fFalis Saturday evening.
Albert Ball of Itound Lake was
a caller on the Island Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Largent
were callers in Midland Friday
Bert Disney of the Midland road
was a Klamath Falls visitor on
Saturday.
Leslie Styles was a caller at the
borne of Bernard Hooper Sunday.
S. L. Burnett and son William
of Miller Island was calling at
the Ball ranch on Itound Lake on
Sunday.
Mrs, C." It. Patterson of Midland
was in Klamath Falls Saturday.
James Straw of Klamath Falls
was visiting In Midland Saturday.
O. P. Conchman of Klamath
Falls was calling at the home of
J. C. Calhoun of the Midland road
last week.
Master Wilferd Shulmire was a
caller on the Island Sunday.
Walter Zeztsenian of the Mid
land road is planning on moving bis
family to Klamath Falls, where
they will make their home.
Ben Shephard of Klamath Falls
was visitor on the Island Sunday.
Mr. Hawkins of Klamath Falls
was a caller on the Island Sunday.
SALEM. Ore.. Sept. 17. Because
Of lar-k o.' funds caused by a de
creased appropriation by the 1925
legislature, the striate library board
today voted to cut from S00 to 500
tho number of small towns and
communities in the state where the
traveling libraries from tho stale li
brary shall circulate.
Another measure of ecoivrm1 was
promulgation ot a rule that all
state library patrons in Marion
and Polk counties must get their
books by mail and not apply for
them in person. This will make
possible a decrease in help. Salem
is to bo an exception to this rule.
Miss Cornelia Marvin wus re-elected
state librarian. Governor Pierce
was elected chairman of the board
and J. A. Churchill was elected
vice .chairman. Edward Piper and
Miss Anue Mulhuron of Portland
were re-elected members of the
board.
ISM
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. Stationery
Symphony Lawn stationery in
tints, colors, white, blue, pink
and echru, with innerlinotl
envelopes.
85c to $4.00
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Much hoot- J J
NEW YOI1K. N.Y
legging and the prent influx of for
eigners are among UtQ reasons why
the Rev. Dr. Joseph Kort Newton,
Universaifst. is jroing to IMiiladel
phia. where ho will become an
"Episcopalian preacher."
CHILOQUIN
One of tho lovliest drives in
Klamath county, so far as scenic
beauty is concerned, is up the
Sprague river canyon from Chilo
quiu, but after one trip over the
rough, dangerous road over boul
ders and unspeakable ruts one
neve has tho physical courage to
repeat the trip, or the moral cour
age to even express a desire to
do so. This road should be put in
good condition litllo children are
transported twice a day over it
to school safety first for them and
the read at least made passably j
fair for tho thousands of tourists j
who come to our country each )
summer to enjoy our beautiful woods
and unexcelled fishing streams.
Mrs. C. E. Dennis and daughter
Mary Francis spent Sunday with
her. sister, Mrs. F. C. Carlson.
J. Grove3 of Ashland was a Sun
day visitor in Chiioquin. Mr. Groves
and partner C. Stanton have re
cently leased the Brown building
and are moving their fixtures over
from Ashland. They will open up
an up to date pool room on Octo
ber 1.
D. Skoglund and L. H. Lauritsen
spent Sunday at Trout creek.
Mrs. A. E. Brewer and sou Holla
st
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Pound Paper
Cascade pound paper has 92
sheets to a package and is al
ways in best of taste.
1 Pound SOc
Envelopes
Cascade envelopes, 50 to a
package, a good quality of en
velopes, linen finish.
50 Envelopes 40c
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Cara Nome
The Secrets of Beauty
The true odor of the elements
which express refinment, sol
octness and fastidiousness.
Cara Nome carries a dainty
fragrance, it breaths forth the
odors of nature's choicest
flowers.
Cara Nome face powder COtnea
in four colors in large box $2
Cara Nome talcum in glass
bottles with sprinkler tups $!
Cara Nome cold cream, for
ileansing and precents chap $1
Cara Nome vanishing cream,
a powder base $1
Cara Nome perfumes, oz $3
For Headaches
Pursiest aspirin tablets prom
ptly relieves head ache and
neuralgia pains.
15c doz.; 25c 2 doz.
69c for 100
Chapped Hands and Face
Puretdsl glycerine and rose
water, a soothing preparation
tor chapped or rough hands
25c and 50c
Htmtsst
Epsom Salts
is absolutely free from impur
ities and is easy to take
10c - 15c - 25c - 85c
Bath Salts
5 lb. bulk epsom salts 50c
Rose, violet vergis
25c and 75c phgs.
For Sprains
Pui i tea rubbing alcohol for
soreness, lameness, stiffness,
bruises ana sprains
40c - 75c
ft
MAX1E CHERRiE.) l
Chocolate
covered
cherries
one
pound
net
weight
60c
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We Always
Have
It
Star Drug Co
Fifth and Main Sts.
Free
Delivery
Service
INSURANCE IS ON BOOM
IN JAPANESE EMPIRE
TOKYO, Statistics gathered
by the Life Insurance Association
how that tho total of life insur
ance contracts of 4-1 insurance com
panies throughout the empire had
reached 4,G81,5r7,000 yen at thp
end of May, tho numher of contracts
being 6,121,000. Compared with
last year an increase is shown of
317,532,000 yen In tho amount ot
contracts and 227,500 in tho num
ber of Insurance takers.
Masons
Attention
Work in F. C. Degree Fri
day evening, Sept. IS, 7:30
p. m. Plans for reception
of Grand Master Kelly will
he discussed.
('. E. DENNIS, W. M.
were guests of Mrs. L. II. LuuritCBn Henry Gordon of Fort Klamath at least 20 morn will como In! on Saturday the 19lh. Good music
Sunday. j was in Chiioquin Saturday attend- within the week. This win demand la promltod and' everybody la in-
Mrs. Charles Noah of Fort Klam- ng (0 business matters. Mr. Cor- in" services of another teacher, lted to attend. Tho tneuiborn of
ath was a Chllouuin visitor Thurs- ,on planning an oxtonded trip to ; giving a tnlnl of six teachers for the club np' working very hard to
day. South America in the near future, the Chltoquln schools. i serine fundi for their new club
School will begin Monday the There were 112 pupils enrolled The Women's Community club bOUM, which la to ho built In West
14th. Delay of one week was caus- (he Chllouuin school today and Will five a datlCS at DdVal'i hall Chlloijuln.
ed be the slowness In receiving sup
plies. Mr3. Harold Crano and Mi.is Line
Browcr of Rraymill were Chiio
quin visitors Sunday.
ll' lioarnal of the play to be given
by the Women's Community club
in file near future, was held nt
the home of Mrs. A. Lcn Hrook
Friday afternoon. Monday the 14th
j rehearsal will be held at the home
of Mrs. Cyril Henson.
There is much enthusiasm among
the school patrons about the dance
j to be given by tho l'arenl-Teach- !
era' association Sept. 20, at the '
I new Drown building. Old fashioned
dances as well as modem ones will i
j fill the evening program and many
mothers and fathers who thought
they had forgotten how, are prac-!
ticlng a few steps In private, pre
paratory to taking part in the quad
rilles, etc, Kvery one Is Invited to
come and have a good time and !
help earn a piano for the Chiioquin
echeool. Remember the date, Sep
tenner 2c.
The secrhd edition of the Chllo- '
quln Review Is off the press a
clean, snappy, up to date little
paper, of which Chiioquin Is Justly
proud. Mr. PTiaull has the cooper- j
j'lion and gOod wishes of the entire
Community in bis enterprise.
Mrs. C. Hedrleh, who has been
visiting relatives In Chlco, Calif.,
Is expected home Wednesday.
Mrs. C. Corson and Mrs. II. Tower
arc coaching thoHO tnklng part In
tho Community club play. Mrs. Cor
son is a college graduute and has
had much experience in this line.
Mesdames I, Bunll, I. II. Laurit
sen, F. Corson anil D. O. Hrower
mudo n business trip to Klamath
Falls Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ib-nry Dlllstrom
and family of Klamath Agency at
tended the Chiioquin theater Sunday.
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Is, KIUCKSO.V
Speeial Representative for B. W.
OcJoke, Directing Engineer, Ohlcago.
120 Washington Klamath Falls
HUDSON COACH
lji
Hudson Brougham 1495 Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan $1695
All Price Freight and Tax Extra
ACME MOTOR CO.
Sixth and Oak Phone 680
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