The Evening herald., October 21, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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THE KLAMATH SUN, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday, Ootohw 21, if2(
Matrons Urge J"Jj
Tree Plantinj
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USED
CAR
S
A good selection to pick f rom-Fords,
Stars, Chevrolets, all late models in
good condition. Priced to Sell.
Also 1923 Jcwctt Touring;
Also 1920 Buick Touring.
Will Consider Trades on Lots.
S Buick and Star Garage
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
When you see a man stuudiue, with j Some people marry fov better or
ItlB wife before a window fall of hats ' worse while others marry so they
you know she is boss.
PHILADELPHIA. Sinedley But
ler says the ton Is submerged in
crime and filth.
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can get some sleep.
We heard c man raising cum
with his wife because he made her
mad.
Give Your Teeth The Care
and expert attention that they should have and your health
will be conserved in a major degree. They are vital to
good health. See us for free examination.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless, of course)
202-204 Kopka Bids. St.". and Main
Phone s3S
hi a
Connolly
Bros.
Just received a fresh shipment of
Shot Gun Shells, Woolen Shirts, Work Shoes
and Rubber Boots
220 Genuine Army Blankets
We carry all kinds of Sporting Goods and
Leather Goods
We rent Guns, Rubber Boots and Tents
We do Auto Top Work of All Kinds and
Repairing While You Wait
912 Main
BOBBED HAIR
or LONGHAIR
makes no difference, all
women's hair looks better
if it is waved or curled.
ELECTREX
CURLING
IRON
is necessary to
every woman's
dressing table.
Easily attached to any lamp
socket, it heats in a few min
utes and will give you Just the
curl or wave you need to add
ho much to your appearance.
After using the curling iron,
use n Jnnfpcl Hair Xet to keep
the waves in shape.
KUCCTHK.Y (THLIXG 1RO.VS
Star Drug Store
n ffo W?, Drug Star,
KLAMATH I l,l,s, OREGON
MARKETS
I PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 21. Ca:
1 tie nominally steady, receipts 35.
Hogs shade higher, receipts 75.
Heavyweights (250 to '350 lbs.)
medium, good and choice 11.75 9
12.50: lightweights (iGO to 20')
lbs.) common, medium, r, od and
choice 12.50 12.85; pa-king hogs
(rough and smoJth( S:0011.00.
! Sheep, nominally steady, receipts
770 direct.
liggs 1 to 2c higiior. Current
receipts 44; fresh medium 30
39; frish standard firsts 44 Q
44 'A ; fresh standard extra -48 14 0
49.
Butter strong. Cubes to 2c
higher; prints unchanged. Extra
cubes, city 55; standards 54; prime
firsts 53; firsts 48; undergrade:;
nominal; prints 57; cartons 58.
Milk firm. Best churning cream
55c net shippers brack in zone 1.
Cream delivered Portland 09c. Raw
milk (4 "per cent.. $2.65 wt. foo
Portland.
Poultry steady. Heavy hens 25;
light. 16; spring 23 0 24; broilers
2S; young mhite ducks 2:J25.
t itatoea slow 1.50. 1.60.
Onions steady 1.361.50.
Nuts steady. Walnuts number 1,
28 031; filbers nominal; almonds
280J2; Brazil nuts 242S; Ori
son chestnuts 13.
Gascara bark nominal, at 67;
Oregon grapo root nominal.
Hops easier. New crop, cluster 21
23; fuggles 27,
thamber or C ommerce m
Forum Arouses
Interest
By far the most successful forum
luncheon of the chamber of eoin-
mure,. v.iu tli.it f thtu -4
1 which the matrons of the Klamath
Falls l ibrary club presided Too
Utnch credit cannot be given the wo
men who have been making a house
to house campaign in the troe cam
paign, which was first sponsored by
the Rotary club, endorsed by '.lie.
fus Case," a( student Is accused :
made a realitatlon by the civic de
partment of (he Library club.
Mrs. Klsie V. Baxter gave the
I nrineinal ilthlre; of the lioniv ni".
tllg the citixens bt Klamath. Falls
to co-operate, lu her talk she laid
particular stress upon the imprrs
slon tourists gathered when visiting
a city and of the fart that often
transients of today may be per
manent residents of tomorrow. Ttaa
beauty of the city has a most im
portant part to play oftentimes i
their decisions.
Mrs. Twyla Ferguson brought to
the guests considerable of the his
tory of tree planting in Klamatn
county, telllug of many spots -.t
beauty around here and who can
be thanked for the planting o? the
trees. "The Applegate family can
not be .given too much praise -for
the countless uumlr-r of trets they
have planted In every district they
have ever resided in." Mrs. Fergu
son said in part. She closed her
talk by introducing little Marjorlc
Bell Johnson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Johnson, whose gift for
her birthday which fulls tomorrow
will be the planting of a tree. Mrs
Ferguson asked that all parents at
tempt to follow out this suggest kia
by planting a tree upon their cat
dren's birthday. ,
Miss Vera Houston gave some in
teresting data upon the campaign
declaring it to be most sucressfu'
In her report she told of the resi
dents of Third street hoping to mak
the street one of "Court Bark Elm"
while Ninth street residents are
hoping to make their utreel beauti
ful with "American Elm."
By special request, Mrs. Francis
Olds sang "Tree3," the tone belt-s
chamber of commerce and Is being
Miss Claire Calkins leading, the
entire audience sang "Corne PIxat
A Tree." and "Get Out the Shovel,
Folks." The tables were decorated
with pine cones and lighted ytdlo"4
tapers. Pine boughs and uutun.ii
leaves were artistically arranged
throughout the dining room.
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TODAY'S TOl'KISTS
Ii. J. Tirney of Fresno, Jolrh O.
Henner of Seattle. W. 11. Jaemlclte
of Oakland .and Glenn Bright of
Susanville were among the few :o
register at the chamber of commerce
today.
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So indented is the coast line of
Greece that no point in the republic
is more than 7 5 miles from either
the Aegean or Ionian sea.
Every hat at Bee Begin's Dres3
Shop is on sale all thin week. 21-24
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All telegrapji. telephone and radio
services in Finland are government
owned, the last being used and con
trolled by the army.
One rack of silk dresses on sale
at Bee Begin's for only 6.95. 21-21
cMERRILL
Cor.e McAnllffe Is another who
loft recently for his old home in
Ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Adams were
Klamath Falls visitors Saturday.
Miss Anne Setger tf Klamath
Falls visited with Misses Thlrza and
Helen Anderson Frldiy night. She
returned to her home Saturday. The
Misses Anderson's returned with her
to spend Uhe week end as !ier guest.
Friday Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mer
rill entertained at dinner in h;n r
of the seventy seventh birthday of
C. H. Merrill, father of C. G. Me
rlll. The centerpiece wa3 a large
birthday cake very pretty with Its
lighted candles. A pleasant dinner
was served by Mrs. Merrill. Plates
were laid for Mrs. Etta Scogglm,
Mr. .and Mrs. J. W. BoofcjfcW, Mrs.
G. II. Carlton, Lyle Merrill, Mr. an i
Mrs. C. G. Merrill and children.
Mr. and Mis. Frank Vaa Schor-
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Home is made
a palace by
it's furniture
PtikfjSle today instantly recognize the outatandinp,'
quality of fine furniture, women want furnitui'e
that w beautiful as well as furniture that is (htr
able and for thai reason we consider hh .first im
portance a display of furniture that embodies
beauty ami quality furniture of the best design
that centuries of designing has (iroduced. A pro
duce that insures comfort and lifelong satisfaction,
such furniture that we not only support with u
guarantee but 'with pride ami enthusiasm.
The
Modern
Home
Demands furniture
of character and
appeal, of refine
ment and enduring
merit. A furniture
that compels ad
miration and that
increases in value
with time. Such
furniture in wal
nuts, maple burl
and mahogany typi
cal of the best peri -yods
is centered at
this store.
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You can select
furniture of lus
trous tones and
lasting grace and
charm.
Upholstered
Furniture
Th-.'t portrvs coTeHriCcS of design
refinement of construction, attractiv
eness of finish makes our furniture
appealing to those who want the best.
From our stock you are assured of
finding the latest patterns that the
ever, changing trend of popular taste
demands. Superior quality is apparent
.
The subtle charm of a well
furnished home is one of the
most enjoyable influences in
life.
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& Woolf
Opposite the Pine Tree
We can satisfy every desire and every pocketbook
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ack and little sun were business vij.
iters In Klamath Falls Friday.
While sCiopjjIiig in Klamain Fills,
Mrs. C. 0. Merrill had the misfor
tune Lj lose the dlanuiid fr:in her
ring.
E. C, Ileame has returned from a
short trip In the Koguo river, lie
was acompanled h ;m.s by OltBton
Hedgepath of Jacksonville, whii is
visttlns his sister Mrs. K. L. Whider
ind Mrs. Veiton Haskltui.
Frldav aftoraoau .Mcr.:n hig'i
plBS'ed Die Klamath Falls high team.
Merrill won both g.:imcs. The Mof-
tni. Tliis Is to ;: i In! i the fun 1 i Klnniiith Falls wen:
t: buy class pitta and rlng.i. I Friday.
Krarak Hodrlck nvas in Morrill .ir. and Mrs. N. H. llonuo roUiru
Saturday from his ranch In Plo'ddB ei last week from PofU&nd whore
Merrill visitors cnnlH " at-llee Begin's
.Dross Shop for only I14.7S. 21-2.4
Hollow,
According tj word revolved by his
son, II. ('. Alain :, .1. Frank Adams
is Li a hospital in Yreka, wftfa a
fractured leg. He was JudsInK In
a bucking COlitcst ..mil Ibo pickup
man ran Into Mr. Adams hnr : in
HUch a miunnr Uhat It fell on Air.
Adams. According to rep:rlrf lie l.t
getting al mg nicely, but on aCCJUtll
of his age ll may bo nonie'tiin" b"
You Are Invited
JOBS' DAUGHTERS'
Dc MO LAY DANCE
Tlitirsilay Evening
October 22nd
White Pelican Hotel
1.10 Per Couple
illl girls winning in Hie Volb
gamo and the ! pra In sc:cor.
There were numbers al hunters In
the Merrill country Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Cooloy and fam
ily spent tho week end. In lurch.
Dr. Geo. Wright was called I',
Merrill Saturday.
Friday evening a "hnrd time"
dance was given at tile MertUI
community hall. Tin: 'costumes cu
rled out the Idea of hard tinier.
Bappor w.as served by Who girls A
li'o high school. Something 'like
fifty dollars was realized by the
balllforo he h able to walk on Hurt lb
they hud spent some time attending
.1.. .IIIU.J l,nl,.l
III,- i mil "a,i ...uui.ua.
.i iss liiaityn AtKieiHon spent nuitir
ilay In Klamath Falls.
Mrs. c. a. Morrill and Mra. J.
W, Scbnglna wore In Klamath Falls
sli .Piling Saturday.
Serviced were held In, Merrill
chiiP-li Sunday. The I'l-psbytorluii
minister from Mttl In had charge 'if
the services.
Mrs. .lennle .lone.1, F.dnn and
Ills many Merrill friends iMwevcr lltiddlu Jones, spent Saturday In
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. F., F. Morrltt wo'o
hosts at dinner Sunday. Their guests
were Mr. and Mrs. EJloior lilodgmt
i nil family anil Mrs. Sarah It I oil -gctt
of Muntoca, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. I,. Hosley and
little sons of f'!illoiiln, wh i liave
bWti visiting evlth Mrs. HOUW'J
sister Mrs. It, II. Anderson return
ed to Kin ma: i Falls Stinda' to vis
it with relatives U'acro.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson, of
Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ilowman and !
dtiUghter Mnrgai'y npcnt tho Vook
end In Central Point, the gnosis of ;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Inwmnn.
Mrs. Henry Voss loft Tnesd.ny
morning ifor Oakland, Calif., where
nao will visit her son and fit mil v.
and will then go to Sonta ltosn.lo
spend some lime wllh her daughter
Mrs. Hen Daniels.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Voss spent
with Mr. uud Mrs. lid Iiaword.
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Auto
Pa r t s
"ALLBESTOS"
Brake lining
made by the
Garlock Packing Co.
VanDykes Parts Co.
With the Hub Tiro Shop
S02 So. 6th Phone 616
New parts for all cars t