The Evening herald., June 23, 1927, Page 10, Image 10

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THE EVRXTNP, HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
"Thurwlay.Ji.no 23, 19271
Garden Crops
Sowed on Farm
Of Swan Lake
(Hperlal To The Herald)
VPPKil SVC AS LAKR, June 13
Indicative of Increased activity In
tbU aectlon In the development on
the Kdgewood ranch where a large
arrrage is tx-lng planted to lot in.
and other truck crops, ' The un
usually lln toil on Kdgewood gives
Promina of producing the highest
It t 11.
1 wo Louisiana
Families Move -To
Local Farms
(Special To Tim "Herald)
MAI. IN. Jun !!S. A. Smith nnd
Charle Keuyon loft taut Tuesday
for llit-ber where they will transact
business.
Mr. and Mrs. KrvM and Air. and
Mm FahUnek with their familiea
arrived In Klamath county a few
days aco from Louisiana. The
quality of Iceberg lettuce which will , southerner are from the flooded
Dead early aa September-and l ,
ready for the market when a scarcity!
la noted on the California market. ;
-Til aurvey of the AlKoma logging'
railroad has reached the Appl.gate ;
ranch. William Canton is the chief
engineer on the job. j
Several men and a number of
teams went to Antelope Valley on .
Saturday on their way to do con-!
structlon work on the Aljtoraa logg-i
ing road. --
John Neubent has
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area of the south nnd plan to settle
near M.ilin. . .
Halph Yardy Is enjoying a visit
from his mother 43d sister.
Among those attending the Kodno
at Macdnel on Sunday were A. Pet
rasek and family, Vaclun . Kalina,
Clyde Van Meter. Koy Van Meter;
Dick Brown rind Evan Maupin.
Mm. Ill Mann and young ton are
, , parents of air. and Mrs. K. I). Smith.
News Note of Modoc Point
District Told By Her
aid Correspondent "
-Mr.
constructing a road on the reserva
tion In I'pper Anlelope.
I Mr. Perry and
Mateo. Calif.
. NH r'nllmin tr,,..rl h...!.,-.. 1 Slater,
2n Mftmain rails on eaturtiay. .
Otto Flscehn Is working on the ;
reservation road.
FISH STORIES
Tell Them with
Snap Shots
They never fail.
We even enlarge them
Stinson Studio
(May King)
Kodak Set-vie
Mr. Iturke of San
are visiting Mr.
Mrs. John Henlnesay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ilolhrook and
I.otcher Holbrook. Mrs. L. It. Hol-
brook and Mrs. Douglaa , Bussey
were attending the Baptist Associa
tion Convention In Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Letcher Holbrook and daugh
ters, Helen and Geneva, were visit
ing in' Malin Sunday. .
1 The Storkgrowers Loan Company
held its second meeting at the Com
'munity hall, last Monday.! A good
crowd was present and more shares
were subscribed.. , L. B. McCready,
secretary of ,the preliminary or
ganization, was present. . V - .
Joe Halousek and John Miksovsky
left Moudax. morning for the C. T.
Camp at Vancouver, where they are
to spend a month at the camp.
Mr. Miksovsky spent several days
to Portland last week on business.
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For Coast
.Car Owners
twho are not mechanics
h ; and don't want to be!
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FEW men grease and oil their own cars. That's
a job for an expert one who knows when
and how to lubricate the 50 to 80 points where
friction is a constant menace.
The surest way to safeguard those vital friction
points is to asic lor complete Vecdol Lubrication."
Then these things happen to your car in short
order: First, your crankcase is drained and refilled
with the correct Veedol motor-oil for your par
ticular car. Second, your transmission and differ
ential are refilled with the correct Veedol gear
lubricant. Third, every one of the chassis-points
is newly lubricated with Veedol High -Pressure
Lubricant, Each of these Veedol lubricants giyes
the famous "film of protection" that masters deadly
heat and friction. - ' '
y To be sure of expert lubrication service, look
for the orange and black Veedol sign. Always ask
for Veedol lubricants by name. If you drive1 a Ford,
ask for Veedol Forzol. , 1 ,
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. T San Fran
(dsco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle.
DEALERS: hulk Jtliitry of Veedol products Is now
available to over Ijoo individual cities and louns on the
Pacific Coast. . . ; ,
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Eastern Oils and Greases -
(Sim-lnl T The Herald)
MODOC IHHXT. June SJ -
and Mrs. F. E. MrC.ee, and Mr.
Mlllan enjoyed a motor trip
Chlloquin on Tnesdsy. '
Mrs. R. Plenum and Itolla Hnth
spent the past week at Pelican City
visiting Mrs. Plersou's daughter.
Mrs. J. Martin.
Miss Mildred Martin spent the
week end with .Miss Dorothy Pier
son. Misa Viola Wilcox has arrived
home lo spend the summer months
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilcox. Miss Wilcox has been at
tending the Sacred Heart Academy
at Klamath. Falls.
' Klmer Poralh la reported as Im
proving following a serious attack
of septic sore throat but U now at
his home convalescing.
- Mrs. X. Y. -Sled. lard and family
arrived on Wednesday from Baker.
Oregon, to make their home - at
Modoc Point. Mr. Stoddard - Is
superintendent for the Umm Lum
ber company and has been here ser
eral months. " .-, .
Mrs. W. W. Winfrey of Klamath
Falls Is spending a tew days, at the
home of her slstar, Mr. B. U
Brown.
The regular meeting of the P.'T.
A. was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. lton Cramp. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. Sam K1IU
was complimented with a shower
and was the recipient of many beau
tiful gifts given from practically
every one In the community. Fonr
tables of bridge were In play. High J
score went to Mrs. K. Y. Stoddard. 1 V
Refreshments were' served late lnleV
the afternoon. The guoata were
Mesdomes Koss Ballantyne, 8., W.
F.geline. N. L Short. N. Y. Stoddard,
K. Duffy. Sam Ellis. M. K. Knaass.
J. Melrln. Oscar Rand; C. daring
ton K. Johnson, E. McMillan, U.
Johnson. J. Helms.. William Helms.
Blackburn. A. Jacobson, Misses Ed
na Stoddard, L. Kider and the
hostess. '
Mrs. Elmer Poruth and Mrs. M.
Vonderhoff ilrove to town on
Thursday.
On Wednesday Mrs. Emll John
son and Mrs. Koss Ballantyne drove
to town. ' ;.
Miss Lois Smythe and J. Nelson
attended the dance at the Fort on
Thursday evening.
Mr. an Mrs. Emll Johnson visited
Klamath Falls on Thursday eve
ning. .;.'.
H. B. Kellom of the Copco com
pany, visited Mr. and Mrs. McMill
an on Friday.
Mrs. Mctfee drove to Chlloquin
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Yorkland of Kla
math visited Mr. and Mrs. N. L
Short on Thursday evening.
' Bob Jones of Bonners Ferry, Ida
ho, ,1s now employed by the Lanrm
Lumber company.
Those who shopped In town on
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. X. I.
Short. F.. Jensen, Emll Johnson.
Melvin Vonderhoff,' OeoSKe John
son, M. Clarlngton, Jim Holms. El
mer Pomth. E. I.. Drown, C. Wil
cox, A. Jacobson, N. C. Smythe, Os
car Rand, 6. W. Kgcline. Bob
Hhtg here for the lnt two weeks
with her parents, has. relurnej to
her home In Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Clarko-drc.ro tu
Chtloqulu Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs.' K. ! Brown rode
around the (ho lake Saturday re
turning Sunday.
- Mrs. M, Help arrived on Saturday
evening from Portland.
Mr, aud Mrs. tienrgn Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Clurlngton, Mr. and
Mrs. William Helms. Mr nnd Mrs.
Jim Helms, June llradlew aud Wil
liam aruiim enjoyed a ifthalng trip
to Seven Mllo creek on Sunday.
' Mr. and I Mr. J. VHvln spent
Sunday )n Iowa. V J
Mr. and Mr, tv. I. Short attended
the ball game In tows Sunday af
ternoon. - . ' - '!
Mr. and Mr. 8. V. intuitu and
daughter Ollene,'' spent Sunday at
Lithla Park lii Ashland. I
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knnd attend
ed the tent show In town on Sun
day evening.' ; i
MV. and .Mrs. It. Plerson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin of Pelican
City enjoyed a pirule -on Sunday
at Wuluske. s .
Mr. and Mrs. K. Blackburn spent
the week end In Medford. )
Mrs. Anderson, mother of Mrs.
N. I. Short, returned on Sunday
front" Orvlllej Cnllf. 'where she
spent the past few months!
On. Sunday the l.nnini'a Mill
basehajl team look the short end
of a U to t sin re In their game
with lite flolden Rulo busebull team
of Klnmatli Fall.
- Rob McMillan, lleorge McMillan
and llck Mngiilre spent Monday
evening In town.
Mr, and Mis. lllnckburu shopped
In Chlloquin on Monday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobean and
Mr. and Mrs. Swuuson enjoyed a
long fishing trip on Sunday.
Mrs. W. 11. Worden of Los An
itas nelra la vlalilug her mother. Mr. ! turned aa Tuesday morning Jrom i
K Wilcox, fur ills auinutur months. , Son Francisco,
Mr. and Mr, Wilcox. Viola Wil
cox and Mrs. Worden drove to
town pa Sunday.
Mr. u ml Mr. Swanson,' Mr. and
Mrs. A. Jurobson, Mis Kdna lied
burg, Out Osltind and Kd lloberg
attended the-Vaasa lodge In town
on Monday evening. .'
Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Lnintii re-
Mm, MaaoH Mere.
Mr. (Irace Mason and eon Hilly,
of I'nrlliinil, arrived In -Hie city
' yesterday to visit tar tome time
I Willi relatives and friend. Mr.
I Mason I lite mother ot Marian
'Muslim of tho California Oregon
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ing the huge Midnight Sale last week we find our stock broken
f in sizes and patterns. To make room for new merchandise we
. must "get rid of these odds and ends immediately.
Therefore we are going to place the remainder of our entire
stock on public sale at prices never before duplicated or even
approached in this city.
Note Below the Wonderful Savings
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Every Suit in the Hbiis
segregated into 'three value convincing groups ,
$18:85 $23-85 $28.85
Including Hart Schaffner& Marx, Clothcraft, Buddyshade and others
June Bradley, William Fa mum. and
Charles Plerson. . I
Miss L. Rider, daughter of .Mr,
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