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THE EVENING HERALD,' K1AMATH FAT.l-M, lOllfiGON
fiaturtlnv. July :W, 1SI27.
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W. II. I'KUMNS
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.'. Editor
..Advertising Maoitr
.:..i.Uuaius Manager
,CMURCI-IES
spirit, lu nil bin power, iml glory -returning
to Hi church In these
lust day of time. You cannot af-;
ford to uilsa vHu I diiskk ,
which concerns every christian,!
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K.il'T. as second class matter at the poitofflca at Klamath Kalla. j
ij.non, uu August 3), liuG. under act ot Congress March 3, ls79
t HT l'Al l.S M'lst)IML
Ki-v. J. Henry Thomas
11:U a. in. thurva service.
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Throe Month l.SB Blx Montha
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Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation
NA(HKI HKAItT
Eighth, iml lllith MmH
Rev. A. t Lorwer and Hev.
f . 11. Frige
Sunday mas-Hes at 6:30. S:S0
and 14:3d. Evening devotions at
7:30. Week day mas at 7: Hi)
a m. Merrill's, first and third
Sundays at 1Q:30. All are cordial
ly welcome at our service.
Member of tb Associated Press
Tim Aforlnted Preps Is exclusively entitled to the una or republica
tion of all naws dispatches credited o It or not otherwise credited
In llil" psper and plso the local news published therein. All rights
f repulilu allon of special dispatches herein ar also reserved.
Saturday, July 30,-1927.
What of Klamath?
ZIOV MTIIKIt.W
ltK High. MriM
I . W. llofrnian, 1'aM or
j ?:3t a. m. Sunday school.,
10:30. morning aervlce. Topic
ot the sermon will be "The:
Spiritual Condition ot Natural
Man." '
i Ja Ladles Ail will meet at the ,
icliurclt next Wednesday after
noon.' '
i Tan-young people will meet In I
;ilie church room next Thursday
evening nt ?:3rt. Please be
f 'there.
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IMMAM'Kli 11ATTIST
Eleventh ami lliuti StreWa
llulph Mnlliolbintl, I'astw
Wo are, undertaking great
business for the king these daya '
and those who are staying away
are missing something. ( ' !
Murray Wade's exceptional magazine, called "Ore
gon, carried tne tollowing editorial mention ot mis city
in its last tasue: '
"Klamath Falls, yesterday an Indian village, is today
a metropolis of its own empire, the Klamath basin.
While freopxaphically of Oregon, most of its trading has
been done in Calif ornia. Freight rates have made this
so. The people -of Klamath are just as loyal to Oregon
as the' rest of us. Their trade is worth while and they
are thrifty and growing. " Their solution of marketing t
. v...h. ,Llnfuld nsaenibly at thl. meeting.
factum of lumber in its finished form the Klamath mills Gospel staring and address at
nolo swell the citv's uavroll to around $1,000.00 a !J:oo. -
month, liy the Jsatron, cut-off now in succesful opera
come and bring your friends,
blessing await all who rome.
At 0:00 o'clock Young l'eol'a V
service followed by a sinet ser-.
Tic at T:5 p. m. begins the eve-j
nlng song and cvangellntlc service, f
a wonderful ttiuo of Messing la ex
pected. The choir will slug, j
"Wonderful Story of live." Mrs. I
Leroy Jobnson will aloo bring a
ispeciul mesvago In aong. IntttUd. t
"The llaren of Kest," followed by
the nieasago, "The Anchor ot the
Soul," coma praying for a mighty
revival of old time religion i In
Klamath Fulls. Tuesday evening
hand practice, Mr, I'ellott ': In I
charge. Wednesday evening. great
mid-week praise, und prayer ser- j
vice, you cannot afford to miss It. 1
Thursday evening choir practice,
Mrs. le Vrio In charge. Krlday !
evening measaga on the Holy
Spirit followed by a prayer, and
tarry meeting, the promise of the
Holy Bplrit'a Incoming la to every
believer.
A big welcome awaits you at
each ot these sen Ice. Pastor
(uy UcVrle residence 233 ling
ers street, phono' 1078-.M. study
phone 675-W,
i
The statesman with the atn-1
dious expression Is the great dle
l.nor. to whom the king Is ex
plaining Iho theory of divine
right. ,
Bible school at !:45. -i,t- Fran K. Von Isacescu. of Vlen
tendance. U good, t'ome along. jna, (s U,l to be the first woman
Morning there: "A Triple who attempted to awlm tho Kng
Agrcmcnt." . n8a flannel. She made her first
.Meeting of the young people ; attcmnt In 1S90.
:o) p. in. Two of our um
ber will make a report of the
Obituary
K very body always welcome.
tion Klamath Falls is brought two hours' nearer Portland 'christian"
and the Willamette Valeyy. Let's get that trade. They
arc willing. ;
"These is one 'way that is the modern way and s. '
scientific and "business-like way and that is to advertise
Oregon made goods and Oregon business in the news
papers of Klamath Falls. Tell these good people what
we have that they want. Build a customer desire backed
with our good goods and our good will. Shall we do it?
Now? Or wait until, the' live wires of San
finch the trade?''..
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StlKXfE SOCIKTY
Tciuli nt WaOilnglon
Sunday setaool, :45 a. m.
Sunday service, 11:00 a. m.
1 Wednesday evening meeting
at S:vo.
Subject for the morning ser
vi: July 31. "Love."
i Free reading room and free
Tending library open from 3:30
.to 4:30 p. m. on Tuesday, Thurs
.dav and Saturday. The nuhlie
Fi anciriVO ij cordially invited to attend the j
, service and use the reading
room. : v.
1'i-ter W. Klrivrr
Friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the last rltea of IV 1
Uite Peter V. Klelver to bo held i
from the Karl Whitlock Funeral I
Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth on
Sunday afternoon at 3:30. The''
funeral will bo under the dlroc- j
tion ot tho local Masonic lodge. !
Interment will be made In Link
vllle cemetery.
Take advantage of the lowest
prices in tire history!
There never was a time like the
i present to buy AJAX Hi-Spee J
1 Balloons at bargain prices.
Never before has the opportunity
i been offered to secure AJAX
v quality, AJAX good looks, and
the exclusive safety advantages
of AJ AX scicntifically-engi-
While
Rock BotlMii
s Prevail
neercd design at prices so low.
Come in today y equip with
AJAX, in confidence that your
judgment is backed 'by that of
leading motor car manufac
turers who for many years have
selected AJAX as original
equipment.
Grasp the golden opportunity
while rock bottom prices prc'ail.
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' , - KLAMATH TKMPLE
"'" ? ' ' tiuy DrVrie I'astor
KIkIiiIi and Oak streets
.1 . X,ll .in.l..nn-.U,.t..nnl
.iiuvers weeKin rortiana wunessea a larire attena- ,v, , .
ance, lots of!! fun Ifrttf ,t6W)iderable"busineiw.'- vvjq,d4y5.iiifvreiji-evtloirfir7.l-.
Buyers Buy Lightly
. : i .x i . i
people have got ,Thj8 eTeain(t at 7.j oclock
As one jobber remarked, however,
into the habit of sucli light buying that nothing in the corner of 7th and
world can induce them to break that custom." . meeting.. Sunday
M: in streets,
services: at
' T v. i . , . . is:j a. to. a real live grow ng
Light buying has surely been the order of the day ! Sunday, gchooi. Mrs. John Lin
since the big war. Everyone finds he can get ' along ' 'esty superintendent of classes.
with less monev invested, ouiclcer tnrnnv.r snH .-allth competent teichers-for all
of less credit "t3- If'yu,ar not attending
" 1 . -'eun. ;any other Sunday school at pre-
Since Nathan Strauss started Rnvpre Wool r;fin '.sen . we invite you to visit ns
) Minuay, a Dig welcome j wans an.
...Divine worship at 11:00, spe-
song service, followed by the
ness
years ago there have been many changes in the busi
world. The light buying has come along in that ncridoVai
ana we nave seen the large community store which u?pd message from Gods word: -The
to carry from a quarter to half a million ridiaro fArk'8 Triumphal Entry into Jer-.j
f i nsalem." A type of the holy
. 6vra.,, uuiiuai. jjaas uui vi ine picture, xviow, tne trucks(
run often and the railroads do too, so why have a big
stock? . ,
But the buyers were hopeful for a good year. They
all reported extraordinary crops and throughout the ;
proceedings it could be seen that northwest merchants, ,
w,me a mile restless as to what the future holds in the'f .i',
d vi cnange ana development, they nevertheless have
a strong feeling of safety and increase in the business
of the western part of the nation during the year.-. ''JU
Prince of. Waleo
Arrives in Canada
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a mounted escort ot Canadian
royal dragoon In scarlet and
gold.
Preiiil, r King and Premier
Baldwin followed in an open car.
As the party moved off rounds of
choers went up for the visitors.
Oilier oars, thirty in all. bore the
officials and other members of
tho party lo the chateau where
the proYluca of Quebec Is enter
taining the quests.
KcportiTs l'lrwt Aboard
Actually the first aboard the
Kmprcss were the newspaper
corrrijiondents who were con
veyed out on a Canadian govern
ment tender. , Passengers , ncd
tho Eiunrcfm' railing and found
smiiM ini nt whllo the small vessel
liied for half an hour to make
fast lo Iho great liull of the Em
press, Quite unexpectedly Mr.
Ilalilwtn was seen, pipe in. mouth,
waving a greeting to the press
parly who cheered In response.
Once obonrd. the British prime
BrtnlMer received the newspaper
representatives In a lounge room
when he as interviewed.. Mean
while, the tender,' Lady Grey,
amn alougslde with Premier
King and Lieutenant Governor
rtmdean and the press party
W turned to King's wharf just
i nd of the vleltors..' ,
i In Kugllsh and In French, the
mayor of Quebec welcomed first
Ihn princes and then Mr. Bald
win. In part lbs mayor snld:
"Wo greet in your royal. Ulgh-
n'enfl the ambassador of
dominions of the commonyealth.':
have so much' contributed 'to'
strengthen the bonds which link,'
together the nations of the Writ-;
Ish empire. ' i
"We also extend to his royal
liighnets. Prince George, the best '
wishes of our hearts in flits ex-'
tensive voyage which will mark
nn eventful period jot bis life. .
We shall keep a' fond renu-m-:
brance of this charming prince.
To Shasta, HprinK ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Jumeg Bishop
Foster and daughter, Phyllis,
left! this morning for Shasta ,
Spring to spend several days ;
with friends. .
Ac Kntterliw Home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks of .
Brownsville, Oregon, and Mrs. :
Hex Robertson of Ran Francisco
were guests ' tho home of Mr. 1
and Mrs. Guy Sattcrlee on Frl-!
day. Mrs. - Robertson co'ntlnued
her journey south to her home
and . Mr. and Mrs. Parks have
returned to Ilrownsvllle. They
were entertained Informally at
dinner at the Satlerlee home on'
Friday. . '
hee long and Indefstlgubl and Mr.
Journeys through "tho -different j Cisco,
Guests nt tiub
During the past week the
Kennies Golf and Country club'
was visited by a number of out-of-town,
as well as out-of-state
visitors. Including: Mr. and Mrs.
11. II. Marklcy, Los Angeles;
W. J. McCarthy, Redding, Cal.;
Mrs. I). K. Kenney, Yreka, Cal.;
Harry Holden, Eugene; Clnude
Rlggs, Kugene; Col. Thomson,
Medford; Sidney Smith, Med-
peaceford; M. R. Marcellus, Portland,
Langhoro ot Ban Fran-I
Py rs
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BUICK GARAGE
1330 Main Street Phono 42
Zr !'' xJ!Ar-iXi.-sv1 .,
119$ Vv i ' icr; .'
a, . . ' i i ! a ai i w.
4 Um Sr.Ua,
ury w somrtninjc the
m ixhttor liave tluit we can't
arford."
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1M YOV IHVK TltOlHI.K
MTAIITIXO TOI'll FORI)?
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eliminates ull timer troubles
and produces big. Intense, per
fectly time,! sparks that make
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starting, smooth running,
economy and more power are
the big advantages of the
HOSCH SYSTEM .
Aia-nys ready to sell and
serve you.
W. P.
JOHNSON'S
Auto & Electric
Service
721 Klnniiith
Phono AID
The best driver in
the world may have
an accident. It isn t
; always the driver's
fault. Yet he fre
quently has to pay.
, Take no chances on
being the victim of
somebody else's
carelessness. Insure
yourself against per
sonal liability. Let
the insurance com
pany carry the load
and the worry.
We will get you a
; ( policy in a strong
and well known
company at a cost
, surprisingly small.
Get the particulars
! without obligation.
mwa
TheWorld
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s never k
suchVal
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nown
uer
137$
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t J i.". " KJLS if
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149$
All price . . b. Flint, Mlchlgmm CovemmeM twt U br m4Jd
Fire ,:
Automobile,
Liability,
Burglary
and Life
AU former standards of motor car value
fell when the new Buick for 1928 swept
into view.
All previous conceptions of beauty ...
smartness . . . luxury and comfort were
discarded as people thrilled at Buick's
graceful, youthful, low-swung bodies and
Buick's harmonized interiors, as exquisite
as the finest drawing rooms.
All previous performance records faded
into insignificance before Buick. 's brilliant
. abilities mighty power, performance
vibrationless beyond belief and get-away
like an arrow from a bow. . ',:
Here are listed all 16 Buick models. for
1928, with their prices, so that you may sec
for yourself how little Buick costs, when
you consider how much Buick gives. '
rr
James H.
DRISCOLLi
BUICK GARAGE
1330 Main Street Phone 42
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rWHHN BETTER AUTOMOBfLES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUI L D
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