The Evening herald., November 07, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

jMiiturday, November 7, 1 )2T
EVENINd HFMiMjD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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cMainly cybout
"People
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Tonight Only
Lewis stone, Barbara Bedford, John Patrick)
t David Torrance and Shirley Mason in
"What Fools' Are Men"
Sunday and Monday
A picture that roaches the pinnacles of greatness
"Three Women"
Dlreeted by tjlt Wlzunl of tba Si n -ii . Ernst I .ti ti II It . Ihla
Ntory iif lb roc women flfbtlag lot tba lOVS pi one mini Ik
rnbil unusual tnd interesting. The Ibrea woman art Paulino
Prtderlck, May McAvoy and Maria Pravoal the east- alone
guarantee! thai pMun
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Armistice Day Special
The picture every n d-lIooded American
must see
. "XS NO MAN HAS LOVED"
LL
MM LIBERTY
. IK- M. ni's p'iglij tor a gUt-of-Way.
"Tainted Money"
Sunday antl Monday
A Grcnj Story of Railroad I if.-.
" The Danger Signal"
Featuring (.ini4 yiK n jlvltl'lrj iiik' N'iJv
Robcrl Gordon, l.itttoln Stcifnian and Dorotm Revitr
7JP
MKDFOHI) visitor
u "i k end gnasls in tba oily from
MedfOld are Mr. and Mra. T. II. lliiw
ley, During their visit in Klamath
Fulls (bay nrii guests at tint Hotel
vviiito oPllcan.
I RDM 111. II -nit MA
i 1 1 1 1 ' I Urn, J, 'I'. Thompson of
Ban VranoJaoQ are among the aoutb
orii viiliioni, ragiawrad at the hou-i
'.'.'bite J.'ellrati.
gravis pass visitors
Mr. aria Mi l. fbim II. IliUc-r, an1
daughter, con,ftatn:6, of Granla I'mn
ate v Inl t ItiK I" ilii rlly today. They
are g'ut.in nt tbu hotal Whito 1 1 -run,
iii.i.d sai.e'todav
Tht p-arcnt teachers asSMjatlOO,
of the Falrvb.-w school held a stii
ceagbll cooked load sule at the Sajii
Card Uyoeaiy More today.
AT MOES MIDGE
A party at lo:al people are en
joying Ihe week end at Rocky EJalnl
at lb lodge of Mr. and Mr. II
N.' Moe as IbaU guesta.
TO LAKE O' WOODS
Mr. and Mr. c. II. rnderwouil
are uuJoyliiK llnlr week-end boll
dayj at their lodge, at MAS O' th
Wood. j j
Buying
CHEAP
GLASSES
IS POOR ECONOMY.
They art made by molding
the t;!ass (not grinding)
.'mil tin1 surfaces ,'uc natur
ally ttnbve'n, like a bottjfe.
They distort the rays of
light, cause pain and dis-
COhlfort and injure the eye
sight. Our prices for fitting and
furnishing gydttndto-ordcr
glasses are reasonable and
consistent with the value
of sueh service-.
Kyca
BsaMlned
Hi'lialm
Qlaaaes
Pitted
gulek ServKe
DR. GOBLE
7(l) MAIN
cAt The Churches
( hurt li
, Arthur L.
Engraved
greeting ('aids
cynt; itolldaya mi' Jmhi round
tba corner, UuVo you or-
dared your oiiKravod m tins
Cardi uh yott Don'i wait until
llio laid mlniHiv t)ur Bort
nieni ofjiehutlful and nrtlatle
Kthrialuiua. ',anf N)V Vi-ar'n
VltVdft fs' now tfoinpTotO, antl
there Ih htiiple tjuta Cor ua to
itivn you our rnoBi careful at
tention mill BOl'VlcO.
W. O. SMITH
Printing Co.
Phone 93
I li st I'l I'hltX ll'l lllll
Sluh end Plat Sft
Itli". Mlntator,
10 a. in Church kcIiooI.
11 a. in ArminOic Sunday igi'r
vlco. l'a.toiraifke: "The Pathi
of Paaca." Anthem: "On Life'"
lllKhwny. ' UiTirnnd-llroirji. Organ
Dumbara: ''Hluam'tMaJaailj Wan
ner. "Communloa" liaiiste.
0:3u o. in intermediate nnd
Vouiii: Paopla'a 0, Bi
7: p, in Bvenlnjf, iforahlp.
Sermon 'Ood'i lilcal Man." An
ihamf "sm lour. Braatha an Bvaalaa
UteHlna." 8peaka. Organ proaram:
"hi Probbata" Mayerbeerl "Nor-
turno'
Kkl.
i.aki:ii: vmiTons
On a vlilt of lonibliH'd bu'"ci
and pleasure, Mr. uad Mr. Prep
Pen are ifmoiiK tin' iiromlncnt rei
denia of Lakovlow, wlio are todu
Itppplag ul the Hotel W'tin? l'i linn.
HHl'MWAY I.KAVI.Nti
OeorKc o. Bhumway plniiH to abend
Ki'vcral daya aoulh on biihini'SK mat
tera. Mr. Sbomway i u area known
ri al estate man of Klamath county.
VKTI.UANS I l.i:e T
Qeorjc Dunn was elected comman
der of the local pom. Veternna of
Foreign Warn, ul a mi-etlns tbla w-'i
In lloola hall. Oth-T Dflleen ifnofBn
were: It. C. Rammack, acnlor
commander; II. T. narrow. Junior
vice commander: VV. W. Coe.' ad
Jutant: C. J. Laraon, auartermaater;
r. a. BeJak, chaplain: truOteca, ti.
M. Taylor. II. V. Clark and W. I..
Tbamea.
v6nTHV (IRANI) MATRON HBR
Mra. Caroline I.ewln. worthy Kr:'.uc
mat run of the Knstirn Star lodui' li
Oregon, arrived In the city laat aw
ning from Seaside. Ore. During lie;
rlatt bafrb. Mm. I.owla will pay int
official vlsl! to Aloha chapter, No.
ill. on Tuesday evening.
lll.AKi: BACK HOSIK
Itelurnn rniin I.ane ,llos'liul III Sun
Pran,clara Muni Improved
Chopin, "Melodlo" Mokow.
HAOnKI) HRART CHVRCH
Sunday. Koveinher S. I!i2f.
Miaalon Maaa: X o'clock. Commun
ion Sunday for tba men of the par
ish Miaalon aer'mon.
High Maaa: 10:.1U o'clock. Sermon:
Bxpfamatlon of tho Konrth and MKh
I'elltlona.
Kormnl closing of the Mission:
3 : :10 o'clock p. m. Itecilntlon of the
Rosary, Mission sermon, blessing of
i-eliglQUa articles and Hie Papal
blotting, Serrieas will close with
benedlQUQB of (he Blessed Sacra
ment. MKItltll.l, CATHOLIC Clll'UCH
Kf'v. Win. s. McDermott, o. P.
Sunday, Novemher S, 1!)25.
.Muss: 10:30, Opening Of Ilia Mis
sion. Keening devotions. 7:30.
Manual Monday, Tuesday and Vod
posday, fi and R o'clock nnd orOnlng
aorvlcea at 7:.iu o'clock.
Miaalon will dose at 7:S0 Wodnea
day orenlng.
Sucl lMl" llei'il l ' lull i ll
Klamath Fulls Mission Masa a) 8
o'l'lm k. Coioinunlrfn Sunday for khjS
nu n uf the parish, Miaalon Sermon.
High Mnas 10:31). Sermon: Kplana-
tloti of the lib and r.ih Petitions.
Fni'uiai closing of the Miaalon 3:30
li. in. Recitation of the Rosary, Mia-
Mon'isnrtrtOh'i biuseinv-.of .reiuioigf
artlclou and (lie Papal nienslug, r Sj-r-i
vlupn win elosu villi Benddlotton of
ihe lUeanqd SMramct. Bat.'Svenjug:
Holy Hour cominonclug ut 7::iu p.m,
Merilll. Mass 1D:30. Opening of
the Mission, fevonlrtg dovotloni JiM
MaSSOI .Men.. Tue., and Wed. li and
s o'clock and evening iftrrlces nt
7:30. Mission will close a I 7:3u Wed.
evenlngi
1,1,'AVIMJ MONDAY
R, D. Tbtbergor, rept-eaentatlve
of the .Meiii'iei' Luotbor oompnny,
of Portland, is leaving Monday on
n buabiaSl trip In Aliuras, which
will keep him In iho ioniheastero
city for aevcrfii itnrs,- -
James Blake, well known employe
of the Pelican Bay Lumber company
returned last evening (rum San Fran
cisco where he has been, for :;omo
time receiving medical troatmerft at
the I.ane hospital. Mr. Blake was in
jured at the CJJunp when a tree fell
on Bin. After few daya' visit In
the i lly he will return to camp to re
sume his position.
I.OOMIS I.KAVFS TOMORROW
To Ui' Gone For Several Months in
Southern. CnlttorhTa
Charles l.om-.iis Is leaving for Us
Anc.'li'i tomorrow morning where he
will he for the next several months,
hoping to find Improved health. His
many friends are hoping Ihe medi
cal treatment will prove beneficial
and that he will return much im
proved in health.
VIHtTING IN AHHIiANl)
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur llamuker and
sun J. C. Ilamaker li'ft this after
noon by motor tor Ashland where
the) will spend the week end.
Pretty proton klmonas unpaoked
loduy at Bee Begin' Dress Shop! for
only .18.(0. 3-7 (pdvj
Ft est)
Eastern
and
Olympia
Oysters
at
CLUB CAFE
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Ask for a Ride
Essex Day
in Klamath Falls
I
Monday of Next Week
We vvanl everyone who i.s interested in .
automobiles to have a tide in the K.7sejy
Coach, in order that they may 'know and
appreciate the comfort, eaee of riding, and
the smoothness of operation and flexibility
which i.s built into these cars.
We will have a fleet of Essex demonstra
tors on the streets of Klamath Falls all day
Monday and invite you to 'Ask for a Ride.'
Y ou will then know why the Essex Coach,
built on the famous Super Six principle,, is
together with the Hudson, the largest sell
ing ?ix cylinder car in the world.
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If it is not convenient for you to ask for a
ride, phone us and we will gladly place a
car at vour service.
Acme Motor Co.
Sixth and Oak St.
Hudson and Essex Motor Cars
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Phone 680
Essex Coach $925 Delivered
ski
SsHIIIMnkraMMMIH
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KM.M1TS 1,F.TN;
Cultetl Siuttb 1 Death of (jrantlSOU
Killeil, In Accldenl
Mc. nail Mrs. R. A. Emmltt left this
afternoon for southern California
where they have been called by the
death , of their grandchild. F. L.
Martin, who was killed in an auto
mobile in San Francisco Friday.
KEYXOTKS MAILED
Mrs. Leah Smith and Miss Marj
Johnston were busily engaged in
mailing out. the weekly .Keynotes of
the chamber of commerce this afternoon.
Dresses $7."i0 and 515.00, at
Baruharfs. McCarthy Pddg. 3-7(adv)
THREE FOREIGN CARS
I. H. Robinson of Dorrls. Cali
fornia: c. E. Motachenbacker o( Dor-
It Ms estimated clgaretlea have
burned too many holes in shirts.
. . jf
Missing California messenger with
ris. California, and V. Stinton, of $5000 waa caught in Georgia, That
Xabra. Montana, were the few for-! was carrying things too far. W
clgn tourists who registered at the "fx "
. ,- Dresses - 7.5I and 115 00, at
chamber tu commerce office today. , Iiarnlu,rt s, McCarthy Bldg. 3-7 (pdv)
Hot l!S TOMORROW
The following hours will find the j
lobby of the post office open to tire j
general puhliq Sunday, due to the '
failure of fixtures to arrive. From: I
5:13 a. m. to 7:45 n. ni.: 10 a. m. !
to 10:30 a. m.j 11:30 a. in. to J:30
P. hi.: nnd 1:30 p. m. to 10:3u p.m. I
MAG IT RE JR. SF.LI.S
Youiuz Real Fstute Mini Sells Purni '
Iii Butte Valley to Idaho Man
A real estate deal was closed to
day whtcb brought into the owner
ship of Ruben Moon. Pulrtteld, Ida.,
80 aeres of s iltiyated land In Butte
Valley from J. F. Magulre, Jr. .Mr.
Moon phfns lo take possession of the
farm at once. '
Congregational
Church May Be
Opened in K. F.
That a Congregational church may
be established In Klamath Falls
within ,Otr future is believed to
be a probability with the arrival liere
UOXI wei-k ni i be Rev. .1. W. Price.
Congregutioual minister q( Poi'ttaad.
The Rev. 1'rlco, who is the father
of II. ,11. Price or thlH city, has been
assigned to - icud , . aumc lime in
Kluimiiii Falls and vicinity to Investi
gate tho proposition of establishing
a C'ongvegntlonal church eider in
(laniath Falls or another louthern
Oregon eUy.
There is no Oongiogatlonal church
between Kngeiie uud Sacrumenlo and
mohih'ers of that Hoot who reside in
southern Oreuou are known lo be
anxlojjia that a church be established
in a'oulliom oieeon.
No Axe to Grind
Perhaps your tire problem has to do with
air pressures; perhaps you wonder whether
you should equip with low-pressure tires of
standard size, or balloons.
We are in a position to advise you fairly
and wirjiout prejudice because Racine builds
and we sell both kinds.
Moreover, both kinds equally uphold
RACINE'S reputation for building first
quality products only.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
Phone 294-J230 Main