The Evening herald., December 04, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MAINTENANCE OF
MARKET ROADS IS
NEED OF COUNTY
J, H. Scott, State Market Road
Engineer, Appears Be
fore County Court
If market roads In Klamath arc
to bt a success, tliaro must bo
systematic and efficient mainten
ance and to the accomplishment of i
that end, tho county court stnuld j
devote a part of Its r ad equip- j
mcnt for Klamath market roads.
To Klamath's county court, J. II.
Scott, Btate market road, tnflsser,
carried this message. Mr. Soott i
In Klamath for the purpose of In
vestigating market r.md conditions
and ascertaining what should he
done toward maintaining the hijtli
ways according to .standard.
Yesterday, accompanied by Coun
ty Road Engineer Krank Z. How
ard, Mr. Scott 'made a personal In
spection of all market roads In
Klamath county. Ills attention was
drawn to tho Chllonuln-Wllllnmsin
river road, which because of lack
of maintenance has been rapidly
disintegrating.
Mr. Scott urged the court to trans
fer some of Us equipment to ho
used solely for market road pur
poses. He pointed out to tho com
missioners that n: road could stand
up unless served by systematic main
tenauce.
BERLIN. Qa-rraW) papers are ap
plauding Austen Chamberlain for
helping the spirit of l.ocnrno to vlc-
j lory over t ho "Corps of the factory
lie." Tho praise Is prompted by i
statement of Chamberlain to the
house of commons that the wartime
British propaganda regarding corpses
of soldiers killed In action being
rendered for fat was false.
Winter's Quitting Business
Sale
Every hour of every day this gigantic Quitting Business Sale grows amaz
ingly! Every department has contributed to this extraordinary selling.
Greater reductions tomorrow- greater reductions mean greater savings for
you. Nothing is held in reserve. Everything must go Remember every
day is bargain day at Winter's.
Winters' Quality
Diamonds
Commercial Club
Sponsors Scouts
Through the untiring efforts of
tho Commercial Club of Chlloquln,
the boys of northern the town today
have a boy icon I troop, with the
possibility of n second troop lie In.;
organised 111 the near fill lire. Tho
troop will bo known as Troop line,
and was organized on Wednesday
evening, when Scout Kxoeutlve K.
0. Nord mof Willi (ho club mem
bers. Meetings will be held in Duval
hall. Tho troop committee In com
posed of tho following business men
or tho northern town: (leorge A.
Cunning, chairman, secretary of tho
commercial club; J. S. I'rlme, Sou
thern Pacific depot ngent and C.
C. lloldrlch of the Klamath Supply
company. The committee selected
William Oi Balfour, hotel man, ns
scoutmaster, Frank K. Bell, electrical,
contractor, and DeForo Crumble!!,
principal of schools, ns assistant
scout musters.
A nucleus of eight boys was plck-
aJ n .,...,..-.-.. th., iMUtfl mill Knme '
sixteen moro are ready to apply for
membership in the new troop. The
boys will hold their first meeting
tonight.
MEDFORDMANTO
SPEAK AT NEXT
CHAMBER FORUM
William II. Gore, Banker, to
Talk o n "Conservation
and Confiscation"
William II. Core, president of
the Mvdturd National bank, will
address the chamber of commerce
forum luncheon next Wednesday
noon, It was announced this morn
ing by Lynn I' Snbln, secretary of
Iho chamber. Mr. Core will follow
along the sumo general topic ns
that taken by Senator Hubert N.
Stanfield, numely, svuurlng for the
eleven western public lunil states,
of which Oregon Is on, tho entire
revenue nccrulng from public lands.
$560.00 Diamond ring, 18k,
white gold mounting.
Special W25.00
Blue-white diamond, about
14 carot, white gold, mousi
ng, $250. Special ..167.0O
Pine blue-white diamond
rings S 100.00.
3pecial 907.00
The World's Finest
makes
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Buy now for
Christmas,
a Deposit will
Hold
THK VYKATMKH
The CycUxStormagraph at Undor
I wood's Pharmacy show the baro
! metric pressure u be nt a very
! high lovel. Prospects aro good
f jr continued fine weather.
Precast for next 24 hour:
j Clear and cool.
The Tyccs recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
! tcmperaturos today as follow:
I High 42 Low 23
Court Designates
Two Market Roads
Two county roads, the Book
Creek road and the Langell Valley
east side road, havo been desig
nated ns market roads by tho coun
ty court, It became known today.
The change was made nt the re
quest of State Murket ltoad F.nglii
eor J. 11. Scott, who Interviewed the
county court on tho matter. This
will mean, according to road engin
eers, that the two roads will be
re-graded and surfaced In accord
with market road plnns and specifications.
Mrl'ALL HKTl'HNS
Postmaster John McCnll returned
this afternoon from i'ortlnnd, where
ho has boon for the past few duya
appearing before tho fodernl jury.
Local Girl Active
on U. of O. Campus
That local girls aro prominent In
college work Is proven In the ease
of Miss Katharine IMi'ieh, Junior tl
the 1'iilvoralty of Oregon, who
I'litilritiun of the Dig Sister Move
ment on tlii campus. Miss CI rich
has from lime to time written nr.
llcles for the Kmurald, the college
paper, which have been (he cause
of much favorable comment,
In I he Kmoruld of Wednesday, n
picture of Miss Ulrlch appears on
Iho front page of the paper, being
one of a committee of ten named
on the high school conference com
mittee being held In Kugeue to
day. Over 500 high school editors,
faculty advisors, girls' louguo lead
ers and faculty udvlsors urn at
tending the conference from
throughout the itate,
Perhaps no girl on Iho cumpus
Is more popular und prominent than
Mis I'lrlch. Shu Is the duuKhler
of Mr. und Mrs. (leorge Ulrlch and
belongs tOL the PI Bnln Phi. She
pluiis to spend tho Christmas holi
days hero with her parents. Miss
I'lrlch Is mujorlng In Kngllsh.
Small Damage Is
Caused by Fire
Just two fires, one on November
:t nnd the other on November 7,
hnvo caused damuge in Klamath
Kulls during the past two months,
according lo announcement this
morning by Fire Chief Keith K. Am
brose. The total estimated fire
loas for tho past two month, Oc
tober und November, Is estimated
at 1400.
If jnr-thait-tvr lust
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Cook with this
rich milk
ITo tnnch food, cook with
Car nation, high in nour
ishment. To improve the
flavor and texture of milk
tlislies, leriiil on tjirn.v
tion's Hner-than-avr laslt
and creamy -smooth COO
istenry. Insist on Canm
tioi h's O reRon's nnd
the world's leading milk.
Canuliou Milk Produnt Co.
It l.liun h,rtl, I'trllie-I. OI(ll
UaJt in Ortgon
for U ytars
"From Contented Cows"
Ladies'
Watches
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SATURDAY
SPECIAL
$1.75 Watches 98c
16 size gold filled 15 jewel
Hampden movement (25.00.
3pecial 81U. 70
14k solid gold thin model
Howard 2100.00.
Special $74.00
H. J. WINTERS
Jeweler
25 year Rectangular Ladles'
Bracelet Watches, SIS. 50
special $11.03
25-year case, 16 Jewl
white gold filled ladles'
bracelet watch, 125.00 spec
ial $11.83
20 year gold filled case,
Elgin movement. ladies'
bracelet watch, 130.00 Bpec-
1B1 Sill.!!., fjj
14-k White gold, 17 Jewel
movement Rectangular
S32.50 special $21.23
Incomparable
Gifts For
Christmas
30 piece Rodgers silver
sets $0.03
110.00 Pen and Pencil sets
special $0.05
5 piece Quadruple plated
tea sets, SIS. 50 sp. $12.23
Quadruple plated broad
trays with bandies, S4.00
special $2.05
Fixtures For Sale,
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"THE WOMEN'S STORE"
THE STORE OF HOLIDAY CHEER
You can do all of your Christmas shopping at this store with delight
to everyone on your list. We have anticipated your every desire.
Everywhere there's that good feeling of fellowship, kindliness and
eagerness to serve which characterizes the true Christmas spirit.
Klamath FalLs, Oregon Store For Rent.
STEAKS
AND
ROASTS
of delicious tenderness.
Our Meats Arc Always the Same
I Choice, Tender and the Best.
MILLER'S MARKET
Gus Miller, Prop.
"Watch Us Grow"
Main Near Eighth Phones 750 and 751
Four Deliveries Daily
Galax Popular
As Decoration
For Christmas
T. L. Nelson, tho well-known
landscape engineer, opened the
Christmas season today by present
ing many of his friends with bunch
es of galax, a holiday garland or
decoration that is gaining much
vogue In the east. Galax is found
only In Virginia, western North Car
olina and parts of Tennessee. It is
a fan-shaped leaf, about two and
one-half inches at the base, and is
found In two colors, a bright green
and bronze. The leaf grows direct
ly from the root, the stem being
about five Inches In length. It is
gathered by the women of the moun
tain regions where it Is found, who
gather them into small bunches of
twenty-six leaves each. For this
work they are paid at the rate of
35 cents per thousand leaves. Many
of them pick and tie into bunches as
many a 10,000 leaves in a day.
The galax is shipped to New
York City and other eastern confers
where it has become very popular
for Christmas decorations, replac
ing mistletoe to a large extent.
FROM FORT KLAMATH
Mrs. Ben K. Loosely Is shopping
In the city today from her home ut
Gift News From
The Infant's
Section
3 PIECE KNITTED
SWEATER SETS
There is a large assortment
of cute little sweater sets,
plain knit and brush wool,
with knit caps, leggins and
:""ket, all to match, and a
fine range of shades from
which to choose. The prices
are $3.50, $3.75, $5.00
$6.00 and $6.50
Hand Made Infants'
Dresses and Gertrudes
Developed from the very
finest and daintiest of snow
white nainsook. All neatly
hand embroidered in the
most cunning designs. A
gift of delightful surprise
for mother and baby.
1.25-1.30-1.50-2.50
Quilted Silk Sacques
and Robes
In the lovely soft pink and
blue baby shades. Garments
that are most excellently
made. A most appropriate
gift and will speak Of great
care in the choosing
$3.50 to $5.00 .
There is a fine sel
ection of Novelties
and dolls for
baby too
ANNOUNCEMENT
On Monday, December
7th, This Store Will
Launch A
Stupendous Disposal
of
Coats and Dresses
Our Regular Stock and Many
New Arrivals
Here at this event you will see de
monstrated the selling power of
our 1000-store buying power.
Watch for our Ad. in Saturday's
Herald.
Beautfiul Materials for
Boudoir and Living
Room Pillows
Nothing will make a nicer
or more appropriate gift
from one woman to another
and you can make a charm
ing pillow yourself at such
a small cost from such ma
terials as taffeta, satin,
voiles, cretonnes.
To the Man Who Has
Women's Gifts to Select
Perhaps there are several
feminine names on your list,
not only mother and sisters,
but a sweetheart, and no
doubt you would like to re
member the girl at th"e of
fice in some small way. To
know just what women like
most, as well as what a man
may appropriately g i v e
them is sometimes a puzzle,
but here you will find the
solution to all gift prabkms.
Shoppe for an
! Fort Klamath,
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