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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1926)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON Thursday, July 1, 192(1 fMAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE IMOTORINO TO mKRCKNT CITY I Mr. and Mm. W. P. Waters and tbolr Hon Pay, and Mr. and Mm. Jack Iloiil are to enjoy too holidays at Crescent City. Tiffs will be a now experience for Mr, and Mrs. Watori who are recent arrivals trom the east. They wilt enjoy their tint view of the Pacific Ocean. A fcNIlOUTK TO CniliOQVIN 'A Included In the. well known rosl '.dents be Lakavlew who are In Klam ath Fall today are Mr. and Mrs. pin Tuylor. Taylor In one of the "yoU knows sheepmen of Lake coun 'ty and with Mm. Taylor plana to append several days In tbo Chtloquln Jlatrlct whore he bas sheep grating. V, He if vice president the Homo Supply company of Lakeview. NOLAN KltOM. LAKEVIEW Dennis . Nolan, prominent eheep "ttlun of Lake county and well known ia Klamath - Palla arrived In the Uy thia mornlae to transact busi ness. ....." 'f tEAVIJJO BATVRDAV j"Wr. and. Mrs. R. D. Eller and Mr. t?nd Mm. James Bishop Foster are tuning to leare Saturday- for Dla 'nSond lake to enjoy the fishing and foaling over the holidays. - CRtSTAIj IS AWAY '.teorrli Crystal of the Klamath Hardware Company, accompanied by . la wife, left this morning for a ln days vacation tnp to Diamond lUks. , , fS. V. W. BCRDETT BACK '1,7. W. Burdett has returned from Qutoeey, California, to 'reside hero, iermaaaotly.-. For the -past several months he has been in the south In vsilneu since the death of his wife Kere several months ago. IV FftOM 'CRYSTAL CRKKK 8. A. Brown of the Crystal Creek district arrived In the city this morning to transact business here. Mnfl. McDonald shops Mrs. Levi McDonald motored in from the McDonald ranch home this morning. Moat Of her stay In the city was spent with her daughter Mrs. Leland Wllllts. Crops look splendid in tho Lang ell Valley section according to Mrs. McDonald. THIESEX IB BACK Joe Tblesen, gardner at the Sac red Heart church, has returned to the city from a ten days vacation at takevtew with friends. CONDITION IMPROVES Following a ton days visit with his mother, Mrs. Fred Shaw of Lakevtew, Leo Femandes has re turned to Klamath Falls very much Improved in health. For many weeks Mr. Fernandes was la a critl- Ical condition suffering from typhoid. RACK FROM ROCKY POINT Mrs. Leland 'Wllllta and Miss Waive Wlthrow returned last eve ning from Rocky Point where they spent, several days at the lodge. Mr. Wllllta motored to the resort last evening to bring his wife snd her cousin back. HILDEBRAND Red Gasklll and Willis Hoover wern trammeling business In Klum nth Falls Thursday. Wm. O. Smyth has boon ill lor tho post few days with la grippe. Roy Ituynon is iIIkkIiik n vill for K .1'. Pool. E. P. Pool, who has been living on the Drew ranch, has moved to tho Frank Morlun ranch. Mrs. W. K. Smith, Mrs. J. N. Drew's mother. Is very ill with pueit. mania. Mrs. W. 0. Smith and Mr. M E. Smyth spent Tuesday In K.lnm- nlh Fulls. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Onsklll took their little daughter Dells to the doctor. She wns II from teething- Jack Morton started to haul logs for J. P. Coluhan Thursday from the Reckmnnn plure. T, A. Robert just returned to his ranch In this section from a visit with Dr. Soule's folks, in California. Mrs. T. P. Michael bus been slek with a sovero cold but is Improving. T. P. and Marvin Mlcitael nre overhaullni; their car and truck Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Milter. Joe Smith, Carl ZAnslnger and Mrs. Car oline Ritter made a business trip to the Coburn ranch on tho reserva tion Sunday. Joe Koesel and Rosa visited at the Ritter home Sunday evenins- Mr. and Mrs. Egert returned from their Medford trip Friday. Andrew Bodnar spent Monday in Klamath Falls. At ithe James J.lati homo Tburs day were S. R. Keller. Robert. P.osa and Joe Colahan, VInce Bodnar. Roy Lilly and F. Wsmick. Results Talk Read this letter from one of my policy hold ers. Mr. Pastega is only one of many thousands who are being helped during their period of, misfortune by the New York Life. I 7 T T t ? ? X t T 7 ? t t f f T t I 4 'i 7 t T 7 f f T t s. -ifc. .wV fca, s. .As. jjfc 4JsAi4sYVetsMsA y 0 w' w' w rj w , PELICAN CITT BAKERY " ... Pelican City June 30, 1928. Dear Mr. Burke: ; , I saw your ad In the paper about the wonderful disa bility clause in your New York Life policy. I have thought many times that I should write you a letter to thank you and your great company for the way they have treated me. I got disabled In May last year and your company has been paying me S0 each month ever since that time. Besides, they returned me a premium that my wife had paid for me when I was sick and did not know that I did not have to pay for the policy. This' year when my premium was due again the company sent me a receipt for the next year's premium and also sent me a check for a nice dividend. If I remain disabled all my life I will get $50 every month and at my death my wife -will still -get the J 5000 insur ance. It seems almost too good to be true, but I know it's true because the company has already done more for me than my policy even called for. I surely feel that I ought to thank yon for getting the to take out that policy. I hope you will have great success In your work of selling those fine policies in the Mew York Life. Your friend, . , EMILIO PASTEGA. P. E. Burke . Resident Agent 214 Hopka Building. Phone 980 Iff-- I I J A. I.' ANNOUNCEMENT We have been appointed distributors for Mona Motor ,X'v. Oils and Greases . 100 Pare Paraf fine Stephenson and Stephenson S.6iS. GARAGE 744 Klamath Avenue t Wholesale Retail SPRING LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Ormin Otto were transacting business In : Klamath Falls Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bold and nn Raymond and Ralph visited Friday nignt and Saturday with Mi. and Mrs. E. A. Schrelner. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ililyard. Mr. and Mrs. Scot Thompson and chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cheyne and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dolan nnd daughters Loraiine and Hose Marie and Lyle Hickman and Mrs. Rose Payne and John Steward visit ed at the Frank Stewart home Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bold havo re turned from Montana where thoy have been for the past three modi- and are vlstlng with Mrs. Bold' parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schreln er. Miss Donna Mack is expecort home from Boston Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cheyne called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Setak were In town Monday purchasing supplies for their ranch. MIDLAND Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Maine of Sisson, Cal., have re turned to their home "after spending some time with Mrs. Harry Wlthrell. Henry Hammond, who has been spending part of the year in Arizona and Idaho, has returned (o Midland to make his home nere. The school election was held in Midland Monday. Mrs.. E. L. Furber snd children were calling on Mrs. Withrell Mon day, afternoon. The . children who attended the two-week toarse at the O. A. C. returned home Saturday evening. They appreciated tieir trip very much. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Burnett and daughter were in Klamath Falls Monday. Henry Hammond was calling at the iome of Mr. and Mrs. T. T Furber Monday. Miss Mary Burnett lias returned home after spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Burnett. . Driven Out The town ot kntux, la., hadn't had a dance for- 20 years. Then Miss Berth Engntrom of Hiawatha, Kan sas, arrived and started an old time fiddler's contest. The affair raised a storm In church circles. Miss Engstrom was branded "an agent of tbo evil one" from the pulpit and driven from lior board ing house. For some ot the young pepole picked up the Charleston at tho "old-timo" dance. RUBBER GLOVES MaxhinV" rubber jjloveu, perfect fit, tapering find ers, are made to stand hard usage. $1.00 STAR DRUG STORE 5th and Main BATH SPRAY Maxlum bath npi'ny Titi8 extra lonj? uprtty head ; B foot how. JuHt the thing for hot wenther $1.50 ' PRESCRIPTIONS Pure drugs and chemicals of highest quality.. Capable, experienced pharmacist. ' Care and honesty in compounding and checking to prevent errors. You get maximum service at the Star. S3 Puretest Aspirin Tablets The aspirin that does not depress the heart. For the relief of headaches, pains, rheumatism, and the like 25c Puretest Mineral Oil : Russian Type is both odorless and colorless, possessing those elements which make a perfect intes tinal lubrieant....$1.00 Puretest Castor. Oil made from freshly harvested beans. Sweet nutty taste,, Can be taken easily. Safe for chil dren. . , ' , : : a 35 Puretest Epsom Salts A wonderful cathartic for old and young. Easy to take because it is absolutely pure. 25c Puretest Zinc Stearate' Keeps baby happy and smiling. Waterproof dusting pow der. Prevents Irritation of diaper rash. 25c E2 1 I fr7-i ISmMs set H I Rexall Orderlies A never failing laxative, gentle in action. T, h e y work . naturally and form no hab it Safe for n- 50c. Rexall Milk of Magnesia An effective antacid and laxa tive. Good for heartburn, sour stomach, dyspepsia and the like. Useful as a dentifrice and mouth wash. 50c TALCUM Colgate's Talcum....:.;.... 25c Pompeian Fragrance 30c Mennen's Talcum 25c Djerkiss Talcum 30c T,a!c Jonteel 25c Lazell's Massatta 25c Garden Glo 80c Mavis Talcum : 25c Lady Mary Talcum 40c Waltz Dream Talcum 40c Cara Nome Talcum $1.00 Violet Dulce Talcum 75c Violet Lulce Talcum, 25c Squibb's Talcum 25c Melba Talcum 25c Mary Garden Talcum...'. 35c TALC 1 !.', onteel 95 gives every woman who loves a rare Mr- fume, Ihe opportunity to know and enjoy a talc having a wonderful, awtly odor at a price unusually low. Take Jonleel home with you today. Jonteel Vanishing Cream or Cold Cream Two splendid creams to keep the sljin soft, white and outh white and youthful in appearance. 50c P Georgia Rose Talcum Soft, cool and refresh ing. Delightfully per fumed with real attar of roses. Great after shaving and for gen eral toilet use. 25c SERVICE, QUALITY and LOW PRICE Bouquet Ramee Face Powder Regular Price $1.00 , Bouquet Ramee Talcum Powder Regular Price 60c Harmony Olivo Shampoo Brings out all the real life and lustre, natural wave and color. . 50c Real Bay Rum Made from high quality oil of Bay. Full strength.. Just the thing for after the shave and general toilet use. Full Pint $1.00 Men!! 3 G. 25c nan of Oen tlnmon's Talo croam tint lightly perfumed and a Jumbo tubs ot K Ion to Sharing Cream. 75c '. Klenzo Dental Creme Its dally use keeps tho tenth whlto nud sparkling. your gums healthy and your breath sweet and clean. 50c Mr. and Mrs. Prultt and family of Klamath Falls were callers 'at the J. b. Hooper ranch on Sunday. H. B.. Sargent of Miller Island visited in Klamath Falls on Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. . William Hooper and daughter Virginia of Midlaand spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Hoopers parents at Miller Island. Mr. and Mrs. O. Trarers of Mid land spent Sunday evening in the city. Albert Ball spent the week-end at the home of bis paronts, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ball of Round Lake. Mrs.' E.. A. Shulmire and sons sons Raymond and Eddie wero call ers on the Island Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs.. C. R. Pnttorson and family were callers on tho ; Island Tuesday. oAt the TINE TREE Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore,! supported by an jill-stnr cast, are I coming to tho Pino Treo theater tonight In tholr . latest picture J Three Weeks In Paris." j Moore plays Oswald Bates, a dif fident' young groom who Is sent to Paris on business immediately, I after be has been marriod. Mlss'l Devore plays tho deserted bride, I uhi. n ti'.i 1 1 ., 1,1. 1 ' t and patiently. , ! Wlliard Louis is seen as a jovial soul who accompanies, his frlond Mooro abroad, and sets .tho merry pace of advcntiiro which lands them both In a Paris prison. Mr. I.oii 1b, ever since his characteriza tion of the Prlnco of Wales in "Beau Ilrummol," has become one of the popular screen comedians noted for his sulilloty, and vola tile portrayals. CRATER LAKE MILK Produced in the famous Wood River Valley Near Fort Klam ath, adjudged by many the most wonderful pasture land in the world. . .' ...... ' - The milk is cooled with ice cold artesian water and set in tanks of ice cold water until hurried to our plant by fast motor truck, where it is immediately pasteurized and held in cold refrigerating rooms until delivered to you.. Our milk plant is one of the most modem and completely equipped in the state 6f Oregon. . . . Crater Lake milk, although of superior quality, costs you 'no more than others. Insist on it at your grocers or let our . milk man deliver it in the cool of night at your door. PHONE 777 Crater Lalto "Milk Scored 00,81,' (ho li Iff best score, in county for month" of Juno t I I J ..... .... , 4..':V'X
