The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 06, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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..Advertising Manacvr
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"HURCHES
Kntrrod as saronri rl.ia mattur t the vostortlca at Klamath Falls,
Dragon, on August "0, 1906. under act oC Congrrss March 3. 1ST
j IH-llvrrvd by Carrirr tty Mall
On Ywir ft. 50 One Month
Fit Mom m
Thrtii Month!
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'V-I 'i?iuiiiliiv atrtrtr.ift. '&Vll tha iitot-i
Inas ot Utttl are tailing. lie
nit: lit slravl nitK'tliiR coniltit'trj by
tli young .'uil. Sunday uuirii
lug at :4S o'i'Iui-k you ar cor
dially lltvllrd to vl nil our Sun
day at'hixil. I.lva growing rluwK'
(or all av with big wit-ulna
to till. SiwWal missionary iro
giani liy Mr. OoVrU.
At uYIOfk illvlmt or-
ahlm You rannol atford to nilaa
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t'oliiMlunily Couirn'Kntionnl
t'lmrrh
JUS VoHlland Ave.
Her. N'flaon K. t'ol. pastor.
You are cordially Invited to this aervl- of antH-Ul MvMing
................... J 50 Th Months I .75 our hom. Uke church achool at ( omuiunlon aervlce. followed lw ,
Da .. i.s& mx aiontlia s.7 a-j& m . .... . n.. ..... I
.- - i IS Uue Year 5 U0 a. m. oieaiuige. ''tiolng IhrouKhl
-..H.rt..t.7h..l " Th. lea. her. meet liur.- W ,h If you de.lre to llv
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i: j s Associated Press Leased Wire"' 4"
j Member of Audit Bureau of Circuation
day arteruoou. . vlnorloua Christian tlfu. come
Iter. J. V. lryaiil will urearh io this ervU-. . At ;Ui oolm-k
' . ! at Olene. The Olone Suu- n the evening young pooiilo'
tiny achool la at 3 p. in.
N.U UK1I IIK.UtT III Itt II
Klglith and High Siri4
Itev. A. r. Lorser.. .
Her. V. B. Fclge
acrvl.iN followed by a alnml
nieellug at Seventh and Mntu.
At t:ii o'clock Im'kIiis Ilia eviui
ning tratigelivtir aong and irwt-k
lug aervke Ynu will euiuy the
aporial muaical half hour lint or
ot it'iubllcatlou yf Hev'tul dispatches herein are also reaerved
Saturday, August 6, 1927
'. . - .. - iUmlicr of tha Vaaoriated I'reaa 1
Tha Associated Vreri u e.vcluaivcly eutltled to tua or rei'ubllca-
ll.. o all new. ltMKhra vrlile4 a oothoi W.4tUd ,., san.lay maaae at :S0. Sreii the meaaJge from Mi word.
".T , " . 1 , , . I 1 " ' ait el 10:30. Kvenlng dorotlati at Subject. "The Wella. of SuUa-
tli." followed by a dlvino ueal-
Veek-lay maaa at 7:tU a. nt. log service. JJrtng the sick and
Merrill, first and third Sundara aufferlng. and 'prove Jwua to be
at 1 ii : 30. All are cordially wel- the very same yesterday, today
come at our aervlce. ami forever. Cod la saying to
all the world "Come." A real
IniuianucP lU'MlM Oiurvli revival of old time rvllglun la
11th aud li!gh need of Klamath Kalis.
....... . ltnll'h R. Mulholland. pastor. Tuesday evening nana practice.
Now IS the time to show your loyalty to the entire "ioea God Send Evil?" Is the Mr. lVllet In charge. Wediwa-
copnty by giving ydur support to the fair. The board of "N"" of ,0 '"ning wrru-. day evening great "''''
f! The morning theme Is "An Apoa- cannot afford to mlsa
directors are Working overtime to give to the Community ,ie Who Could Hare Wished Thursday evening choir prac
tice. Mr. Uevrlea lu charge.
Friday evening message 'The lle
llever'a Comforter." followed by
l Supporting the Fair
a show worth while. Each member has his heart" in the HimM" Accursed."
- - .. Bible Shool :45. ' :
work and he is working from every angle to get exhibits. Young Peoples' meeting at
We heard a conversation the other day wjjen. fair " . '", ' i
t .
director spilidjng and Jbegging; for a 'livestoi'li"'" ex
hibit, r t! - i .. i.V
.
prayer service. You ar cordially
Invited to each of these services.
Ouy DeVrlea. pastor. , Kaaidenca
Hi Itogera street. Whune 1078
M. Study phone S73-W.
TIIK SAI.VATUIN i.4ltIY
(IS Walnut Street
Everyone ought to Ensign and Mrs. Briegs. of ft-
cers In chtrge. . The reason tne average man
Saturday evenlug. Free and an t tell a. woman nytning la
to lirimr in the livestock and nrodure without Dleadintr. Easy -Meetln. 1 n: at. r - . because she would rather talk
have interest in the county .fair sufficient to be anxious
t , ... . . . -t . . ; Suaday morning Hollnlaa meet- "an usieo.
j A new pavilion is being- erected on the grounds and ,n ,. ' . . i; ,
the fair grounds plant is to be one of the best in the . company meeting for children.
wist.' NoITiinir is beinir snared to make this a Derman-; !:, - ra-
i. , . iw t i-r Young People's l.egior. t:3l)
ent feature of Klamath Basin life. . p m
'But, you can erect all the buildings you can think salvation meeting.' 8 p. m .
nf. vnn ran hnv tha hpst trnrk in th Pari fir North- subject. "Judus and Jesus."
.... j .u. . . : -t .u. - ood musle. A
Obituary
w&t and if the local spirit is not strong in support of the ieieonie.
fafT it will i
cool place. All
parish.
h There will be sufficient who are interested to have
a good fair, but why not have one hundred per cent
" interest in this undertaking. It is one of the very best
things that the county can have. ,.
TINY' KKKI SHAW.
Friends are respectfully In
!vlted to attend the funeral aerr-It-ea
of the late Tiny Fred Shaw
to be held this afternoon at five
o'clock at the Earl Whtllock Fa
neral Home. Pine Avenue at
Sixth. The' remains will lie fur-
ChriMtan Sctt-nce Society.
Tenth at Washington
Sunday school, :4S a. m.
Snndav aervlce. ll:UO a. m
"t Wednesday avenjng meeliug ut warded to ,Ii AngeU-a on this
j.0. evening's train where services
cki - ... . u . . 1. - Mrfll Vnlidurted and will then
a DUVJl .... IUT IHVI E'U( -
j Automobile accidents on' the' highways continue to jee. Angus 7. 'Spirit." ' be forwirded to Springfield. Mia-
J-ease. Up will go the rate of insurahe , one of li Free reading room and free onri. where vault entombment
fhe days, and it seem, to be high enough right now. ATTb."
?! : r-r- -..' . day and Saturday. The public js K.MM.V.IKI.IXK IMKHJfJ.
,0n your Sunday drives gO'tO. Tole lake and see the cordially Invited to attend the Frtnn.l.i are r'r"lflly,lnvUed
grJineld It will be an inspiration to you,.nd.you " - llVlXl
wnmllllla lilUIWUf JW'WWII'fMW
to be fffl HunUay-'afft-mn;.l
I : - . . ZIOX LlTHEKAXlHlltCH- 4 o'clock iSf m-Tarl WIitlo
; Arrange to entertain tha fire chiefs on their way home.- ZL,V lT.
from the Portland convention. They are a good bunch i0:JO , m . morning aervlce. pastor f tV Frist chriaitan
Of 'fellows and Klamath Falls is their kind Of a town. Topic of the mmoi will be "Jus- church OfUelntini;. ' Interment
. j , tlficatlon By Faith." (will be made fn Ltnkrllle ceyne-
. I ' , -. -j,- x . -a-r . -T- --J JVp..mjarvic.ln (.erman tery.
,Dont slump, down because it is August. September rm . on, -Tbe biiu." German .
will soon be here and August is the month to iart jthe pa?Ticea..iii "probabjr- be held
. one a moatir in tnc aiiernoon.
"All morning services and other
i - " services will be In English as
liGet the stock ready for the county fair. It "is the heretofore.
show window and the county has the good stuff to show. .X'e, 'j1'
,'. : ; the Y. P. 8. will meet in the
j How's your potatoes looking? isa favorite greeting chnrch for Us first -meeting,
these davs t ' '" " "You are invited to attend our
mese aays. 1 ,errlct mito ,he Bible claw on
Jtonaay evening.
fall business.
j;Not long until school opens. Every boy n tovn can
tell you exactly the date. """' ' " "
f -T THE SWAN SHOP
j "Opposite Court House"
at
If it's dOLD i roii want we serve it COLD!
'if it's HOT you want we seive it ,H.0T!f
Eat and Drink here once you'll come here
!: ALWAYS!
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oiages JLauy 10
Ashland and Medf ord
Leave Klamath Falls:
7:30 A. M.;.10iA:',M:; 1 P.1 M-.' 4:40 -P.' M.'.
Arhland, $2.25 Medford, $3.10
Two through trips daily to
Portland, $10.05
Howard Trasportation Co.
Terminal Stage Depot -
; 615N MAIN ST.
"PHONE 999 -
FIRST CHRISTIAN' 1'Hl'IM'H
., V. K. Allison, pastor.
The Automobile Servire club or
the First Christian church Is
doing great service In keeping
up the attendance at Bible achool.
If yon want to ron U church
and Rtble school and' have no
way to go. cjII phone 1102 from
$ to 12 anr morning and, you
vill- it told liow'you can get
there.
I Sunday achool next Lord'a day
at :45 a. m;-" Lecture to men'a
class: 'The Mission of the Holy
Spirit." Sermoff at 11:15 a. m.,
"The Kingdom of Christ."
Christian Kndeavor at 7 p. a.
Sermon at 8 p. nt.. "The Four
Square Church."
Special music and Inspirational
song service by all.
SUMMER
PRICES ON
WOOD
Buy your wlnter'a supply ol
block-wood and greon-slab al
once, whilo luo prices are al
tint bottom.
FARMERS
Also atock np for the year,
at the bin or delivered. We
deliver anywhere 1.1 the valley
t cord Jumbo loada.
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n
reyion
(07 Main
Phone K3
. FIRST IF.THOIIST CHI HCH
" Frank I.. Wemett, minister. ,
Meeting in the City Library
building.
An attractive program of exer
cises feature tilt" opening ot the
Hlhle achool at ,: 45.. .Competent
tea. hers are prbrfded for classes
of, both young and old. If not
inroled.' .flaewhere visit our
school tomorrow.
The pastor speaks at 11:00
o'clock on the subject. "Tile Tyr
anny of the Present. " Mlsa Wln
nogent I'eiiney. who sails next .
Weak ! for bts nilmlon station in
South America, will deliver a
farewell message to the congregation.
A convocation of young people
will gather in the evening to
listen to reports from the delega
tion which ' returned recently
from I lie Kp worth league Insti
tute ut Sullies Lake. The hour
and place will be announced at
the morning services.
. KLAMATH TF.MI'LK
Corner Klghlh and Oak 81s.
tiny DeVrles, paslor
Full gospel, undenominational.
A big welcome awaits all who
come. Tha revival spirit contin
ue In apite of the hot weather,
,nd Jiuudrtds pre attendlug the
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
1 delivered. "' . ' '
Klamath Cleaning,
& Dye Works
Plione 40H.
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SAFEGUARD YOUR
EYESIGHT
Do Not Let Fear Interfere
With Good Vision '
DJ. H. W. BARR
Kye Hlglrl Hprclullst
: GUS DUNN
;! HSyKLF.R AND JIH'TU'IAX j
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