The Evening herald., November 05, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

Thuradny, November .r. 102R
Page Four
Special Saturday Only
Ram Twin Screw Beaters - - - 43c
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OH EG ON
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W- h'ivy miichncd n Ihnlted number f there boaters I v nr
passing tncni elonr " ..ury special price Some of the : lut-v-Vi: . -i..!!:.: -Rests
Hal i1" tlip bottom ot th d4'h. hi" twin V: 1 :ih.I pint up a hew Wb
stance it m bjttnm dish. blade ratal in apposite dlr?tlone, creatjng Iretnctl
don's suction aud ucti'itl n without sploshing. Bents ojts. whtpa mum. mayon
italso, frosting 01 atu?dng olso witch lettlros whipping or beating. Baiw
cleaned, a tow turns In hoi water dots the trick. Our u.-ual m noy : with
a smile guarantee, If they don't please you.
CANDY SPECIALS
43c
Borden's malted milk quality caramels, light and
dark, delicious and fresh, lb
Fresh Pollyanna Kisses (wrapped)
This is the best wrapped chewing kiss
on the market, pound
Creole Crisp (a delicious roasted cocoanut
confection ) pound
Assorted Chewing Candies
Heavily chocolate coated with butter sweet and milk
coatings, caramels,. nougats, ets, 75c pound quality, lb...
Jl eft-'
We carry the complete Uni
versal line of pocket knives
and replace without ques
tion any knife bought here
should it prove unsatisfac
tory to you
from
36c
34c
49 c
Prices range
35c
CUTLERY
Wr Son!" I
to
$5.50
"Like Father
like Son!"
! WHEN
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3 p. cat
Greek."
Dad and Son
pocket knives
of "Greek meet
For the instinct cf
Youth and the wisdom of
Experience lead straight to
the UNIVERSAL soal.
" Muter Cutlers for over fifty
yean" have given their best to
UNIVERSAL Knives. Under the
UNIVERSAL trade mart you fit!
the Ussrest t'-nc of Cutlery for every
purpose, produced by a iiagie
factory.
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We have selected from our varied lines of quality merchandise
the items listed below and priced them to appeal to thrifty buyers
Sundry Specials
Icy-Hot vacuum bottles, pint size
IctyHot lunch kits with pint bottles
6 cup electric percolators
$1.50 Alarm clocks 98c
Hospital quality tissue toilet paper 1000 sheets (sold only in
drug stores) 9c per roll Limit 6 to customer.
Our Business Creed
To sell good merchandise at reasonable prices
To stand behind everything we sell, with our guarantee
of satisfaction.
To deliver good service and constantly improve the same.
To truthfully advertise.
To welcome and serve all classes of people .".like.
To make ourselves more helpful to this community bv being
better merchants.
To believe in the merchandise we sell.
To believe in Klamath, its people and its institutions, and
to boost for them all the time.
To welcome constructive criticism of our business methods.
To adjust complaints, promptly, courteously and justly.
To value highly your good will and friendship as welt as
your patronage.
To I rent you in every way as we ourselves would like to
be treated if you were running this drug store.
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Don't go after that bite' hammer and tongs"
Don't jump on your poor suffering
pipe and yank his head oil 'cause
he bites your tongue half in two
. . . The old boy's just showing
his wisdom ttcth wise-cracking
about your rank tobacco . . . But
try diis treatment: Drill the cav
ity out and put in Wellman's 1870
filling that's Granger Rough
Cut... This operation '11 be 100
per cent successful and never
again will your old pipe pull any
more of that "biting sarcasm."
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Wellman'sMethodremovcs
all harshness and bite
Wellman's famous old 1870 mel
lowing method not only takes all
trace of bitterness and bite out of
tobacco, but bringsitto a mild, spicy
richness. There's no other method
like it, nor any other tobacco like
Granger,
ticoiiv 4 Mtebj Tobacco Co.
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Packed in heavy foil
instead of tins henct! 10
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History Of Tree Planting In
Klamath County Is Compiled
By MABBLLK LK.VVITT
Klamnth county's tree tiistory
doesn't carry the student bark much
further than the year 1884. H la
true there were a few seml-mituro
trees scattered herd and there al
that time, but not in such profusion
thai the scene grew monotjnons ti
the eyes of the wayfarer. As late as
1SS1 there were comparatlvoly few
settlers In and around LlnKVUlo,
n'J.v ifie City of Klamath Kails, who
believed the country good for any
thing hut cattle; grazing. In fact
there was a belief that amounted
almost to a superstition that noth
Ins would grow hi re planted by the
hand of man. This Included trees
in well as alfnlla.
One of the first men to dispell
this Idea and pave the way to the
proveni campaign to make tho city
beautiful and attractive by means
of shade trees mas Sloven Htukel,
father of Fred Htukol a resident ui'
Merrill. It Is within tho memory of
our citizen.'; as Itufus S. .Moore, Cup
tain O. C, ApplegaW and Judge A.
L. I.'.'svltt that the small Stukel or
chard, planted on wjhat Is known to
our generation ax the Enterprise
raneh, stands out as a pioneer In
furtherliiK the spirit of cultivation
In their beloved county.
The hoary old poplar trees lining
the WH'on Lane, an It 'approaches
the Lost River dam, were carried
here by William Kteel and G. W. J,
Wilson from Big Valley, Mod IC
county, California. These two men
made this long and, what was then
an arduous Journey, Into Big Valley
especially for tie cuttings which
.were to ultimately develop Into
beautiful shade for farmers In tho
Klamath llasln.
Tho towns people took finite u
pride in their court house yard when
tho poplar trees plantod In 1893
by County Judge J. K. Orr, grew ti
a size whoro they wero something
n:oro than switches. And this morn
Ing, Just about 32 years, Inter, thoiifl
having o raslon to visit the seat of
county business were greeted by a
row f holly trees which nvero plant
ed Wednesday evening RlOOg the
walk leading to the main entrance.
These perky llttlo holly trees are
the prusont County Court's reply to
the plea of tlio tree planting cam
paign committee.
Paul O. Landry Is again urging
that any one wdshlng to plant tries
cither this fall or In the spring put
an order this month through thu
chamber of commerce and thu ! lake
advantage of the reduction prlco
which Is to be allowed on tree or
ders, If a largo enough number of
trees aro bought from any ono nursery.
LOGGER WHO SET
FOREST FIRE IS
GIVEN BIG FINE
nOBBBOJMf, Ore Nov. 3 Plead
ing guilty to the Charge pf setting
n forest flro which U'Ht month burn
'd ovor more than 100 acre., nl
timber ljnd on Camp creek, n'ojir
Scottahurg, Clarence OOUld, a resi
dent of Alleghany, was fined ?2ri0
In the Justice court hero today,
t; ittld WBl arrested by T. M. Talhott,
special IpvoBtlgtttor with thu Doug
las county fire patrol, and a -cording
to Supervising Warden H. (J
Brown admitted setting toe lire tn
burn ovor logged off land In order
to provide better hunting.
Tho flro, which ca ms hr jug it ui
dor control by force of the Slullaw
national forost, under contract with
Douglas county patrol, bumod ovor
land belonging to the Gardiner Mill
company.
IfOUTH WOUNDED
Marshall Oollver, 14 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs, T. M. OollVOlf or
Catching Inlet, had u narrow escape
from an almost fatal Injury when his
gun dieOttttrged striking him In the
I' ; . The yuunn boy wan out rounding
t.p the cattle and us be crossed a log
be llppod uni! his gun fell out ot
iiis bond aficWontfllly discharging.
TUe bultoi passed through his leg and
be wni rushed to Wcsloy hospital but
tho wound wtfi not a bad one. Ho
was able to return homo today,
ObOe nay Times.
MT. LAKI
Sam Dehllnger and Frank Stewart,
left Sunday by auto for Kansas. Mr,
Dehllnger will attend to business
nmtters while In the east and Mr.
Stowaft will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Hamilton
and daughters, Mildred and Nov.i,
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
Leo Houston and family.
Mr. Trlpplet and family havo
moved to the farm ot (;. D, GriZZiO,
Little Jessto Joiinson is absent
from school thlnweek on account
of illness.
Marshall Smith and Charles Asher
were dinner guests of Mr. Hamilton
and. family Sunday.
NEW VOItK Mrs, Krank Tlnney
h'as two cablegrams from Loniiui
asking her to do a double act with
her huHlmnd. Dhe muy accept, l.u'
nnyho'W, she's going to get u divorce.
Lap-over white Indian head wait
ress aprons for Ill.liO at Heo (login's
Dress Sliop, next to Shasta cafu.
3-7 (adv)
Doesn't matter, but a couple of
oysters Is so little for a cafe to
make such a big stew about.
Kvans Bros, for finest of wntch re
pairing. 832 Main St. C (adv)
Get Ready for
WHIZ or ALCOHOL
Radiator
Radiator Covers
Tire Chains
Heaters
Buick and Star Garage
Qrotoit'c White Pelican Hotel