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THE FATNING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Saturday. April 7. 1028
I5H SERVICED
as a fourth comln of Mr. Knd st'lo, It was annoum-rd hy Mr. rntl In AaliUnil wIumo hrr null
lover ot thin city.
c
0
STEM
PROVES
Hanson who has Just returned entrlcd In the di-hato. , Mrs.
i from Lo AnKi'le where he coin- Clayo will return home on Sun
, plncd arranRement for the proj- day evenliiR. t
Kelvin j eet. Lakvvlrw Fvamlner. . '
TO BE BENEFIT
lllil In Mlr.nl
George Stevonaon and
Keed of Klamath Kails transact-j .
ed business and played (tolf in Military lli-tilice Mundnj
Aledford on Thursday. Medi "d j The Business and I'rofoshlonal
Mall Tribune. j Women's Hub aro sponsoring a . OreK. n
, . : military hi lilac on .Monday eve
: Miiwtw lxavo Toiilgul ulug,
Airs. T. S. (ireen, Mr. Mid Mrs. I
J. It. llersehheriter, Alt', and
Mis. II. KulKlit. t'ora I. veil. V.
'.liuaor. Mr. and Mrs. U. ..It lon
il and K. tl. Klnhn.--Medford 1
T'lliune. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Maces plan .Mrs. C. K.
,to leave til is evening for I'orl-, chairman of the comiuinee
FIat Rate" Plan of AutO-iland ,or "Uy ot one 'eek- Mr. i charge of arranntfim-nts.
, ,.Maitee will attend a meeting ofj
' mobile Concern IS the Orogcn state board of phar-1 Lumbermen .l Hem!
XIinliniii Jmary of which he is a member Richard li. Horey. It. R. Me-
avaniageous j and which Is giving examinations ! Cartney. A. K. McCartney and
;on Monday and Tuesday. Ho 1 Jackson K. Kimball, transacted
Service facilities tor the auto-' also plans to attend the sessions business In Bend on Thursday.
" niobilo owner in thorough keep-jOf everal Masonic bodies that!
, ... ,. .... ,. i , 'aro meeting in t-ortiana next , Jins. nmnmis wn-
ing with the advancement in -,IMk Th9 Gnai chpr of th; M F E 0,brook left this
tor car design and manufacture Rojral Arch Masons will meet morning for Portland eu route
are regarded hy officials of the on Monday; the grand Council! to her home in New York after
Nash Motor company as of vital of Rcyal and Select Masters on spending the past several weeks
importance to the continued sue-. Tuesday and the Grand Com-Jon the Pacific coast traveling
! . . . . . . : mandery of Knights Templar on with her aon. Mrs. Holbrook has
ces of the automobile industry. n,. Mr : n,.,n.rt v i.u..nsis in Klamath
j T at lilou Mere ,
Miss Ksther llarrett. who was ' "
graduated from the Southern l!eiiiinel from Itiwi-ltnrir i
normul school at , (he Mis. Pauline IViesIng has re-!
end of the winter term. Is now turned homo from Medford where '
April ninth at the library. . inching the second gradu In the he transacted business en '
F. R. OLDS
I'lllilllllll ,llol'le)
j John Kollncli, alUiney from
. Portland, arrived In Midford
Wednesday oil profendoii.il t it I -
neis. He was n mps.iled oil Hi"
trip hero by Mr. Allen, lll eiiitl
i neor of Kugciie. Tin y Ml hern
yesninluy for Klanii'lli "ill.--Meilford
Tribune.
Dennis Is presiding Mills Addition school nt Klam- Thursday.
1" ath Kails. Ashlund Tidings.
. . . ' Mr.' McCollom Home
VLslietl at .Me.lf.ml j Mrs. (leorgo McCollom has re-
Included among the residents turned h.mn frum a' trip to Kan
ol Klamath Falls spendli).: yes- Krnnrlsro and other bay city
ti'i'day in Medford were Mr. and points.
What has been, perhaps, the most Magee la past grand commander , Falls which
notable advancement In service of tno la,tPr orKanliation. i while here.
work came with the adoption or:
what la known as the "flat rate" The) Weather
system" by Xash dealers through- The cyelo-Stormagmpb. at Vn
out America ud abroad. jderwood a Pharmacy shows the
The owner Is the chief bene-! barometric pressure being main-
she looked after
Mart Id (Ion South
J. H. Martin ot the Acme Mo
tor company, ts transacting busi
ness to San Francisco.
turn. u. , "a n. "i o . ..... ... laiaeu si a lain uif. u mtvi wiiu
of service as under this policy ittie change during the last S4 j 1""ft for Michigan
he may take his car to a dealer hours. A bright and sunny ; Mrs. Frank Grimm and daugh
for a given adjustment or oper- Easter is almost assured. Fore-iter, Misa Blanche Grimm, have
tlon and learn, before work on cast for next 24 hours: Fair ( left for a visit with relatives and
the car has begun, exactly what with moderate temperatures. The! friends at Muskegon, Michigan.
( the cost will be. This applies to Tycoa recording thermometer reg-1
practically all kinds of labor. Istered maximum and minimum Dalton South
from a simple adjustment of the temperatures today as follows:! W. C. Dalton has left for south
carburetor to a complete over- High, 46; low, is. I em California, where he will
hauling of the automobile. In' , . 1 Join Mrs. Dalton and daughter,
. other words, the dealer after Molatores In New Home Betty Lou. Mrs. Dalton has been
making a thorough diagnosis,1 Mr. and Mrs. T. Molatore and south for the past fortnight.
. eliminates "guess work" by quot- family have moved . Into their', .
Ing the owner the definite and palatial home In Hot Springs j Mrs. Paul Kntertainlnu
established charge for the par- which was Just recently complet-, Mrs. A. L. Paul is entertaining
ticolar operation necessary. ed. The home, built of rock this evening with an Easter
It required many months of stands out as one of the most j bridge at her home in courtesy
careful analysis on the part ot beautiful in Klamath Falls. R.
Nash service men to arrive at the E. Wattenburg, architect, design-
exact cost of each of the scores ed the home.
of adjustments and minor oper-
to her husband and several
friends ot the fami'.y who are
celebrating their birthday along
the same date.
atlont to which an automobile at Date tlunired
various times may be subjected. Presentation of the play "Tom o'Shea On Busim
Tnumos wecaiug nas oeeu .u- v,,, 0-Sneat gheepman of
nounced for Thursday evening. lKlamath county, who Is running
April at. the First Christian , band of heep ,he de,ert
church. The piay la being spon-,east of p,a, wa, , Lakevfe,.
wired by the P. E. O. Sisterhood durlll .n week buslnes. Ho
BRIEF NEWS
of this city. The date wa atreporu ,hat there UB becn a
nrst announcea lor rnaay e.e- heaTy ,nowfal, on tne desert ,nd
nlng, April 27
Roycc Boy In Ul
rr... ,-i.i.in t Lynn Royce of the Big Marsh
T. J. Evans ot Klamath Falls. cmn. ln e cuy, i. oere Mm tu..e To Asn!an(
that there is still much snow
east of Hart mountain. Lake
view Examiner.
formerly a resident of Lakeview;"" lne "me8a OI aoa' KomIU
was hero on Thursday visiting'. - . ,
tnend. and traLcting business "; TT "ZTanaell
Lakeview Examiner. Jadge J- S" rr of the "t.
j Valley country was among the
business visitors n; wsmiiu
Falls yesterday. Judge On- owns
a large ranch In the neighbor-
Consln jit Mm. Glover
Cbau'ncey M. A Depew, brilliant
national figure, who passed
away In New York City on Fri
day morning at the age .of. 93
lug district.
LITTLE JOE
" U IS OME OJAV OF
6ETTTA1S DOlUAl-Tb
BRASS
TACKS.
In From Oleno
. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ellis Young
of Olene spent Friday In the
city transacting business.
jl j
su.ii.SKr.orr. --.
Returnnl From rallfornla
,Mrs. Joe Joseph of Merrill has
returned home from a visit in
California and spent yesterday in
' the city from ber home shopping.
i Announce Sale
The Eastern Star Social club
announce a rummage sale which
jis to be held on April 28. De-
finite location of the sale will
j be announced by the club within
.! a short time.
Mrs. James Claye of the River
side school is spending the week-
Dizziness .
A common symptom of kidny
trouble. Men and women everywhere
use and recommend Foley Pills diu
retic for relief from dizziness.
Foley PUls
Adlarstis stimulant for th kldnart
Underwood's Pharmacy.
Better digestion
5jids Constipation
This rTxmrl 4rtwi,t tmtmmz tad vBikmtJ)r
frarrbUaa. Pif-u: uirVf fr ".lidVlIii A"
rmirm trnrm to irjrr"- 9candi " nuLMJ
wur CiT-.ticn and hrwsrl rrA
Itfi for & week. TTvfT arriiiac ,
.tm,.:hr dirca'-kcn. fit reut J
FARMS
GOOD VALUES,
PRICED TO SELL
175 acres near Menill on highway, good
soil, well fenced, buildings in good
shape.. This is a sacrifice at
per acre. 'Very
reasonable terms.
( A Art
120 acres near Malin, good fences
. and all under ditch $60.00
per acre.
734 acre farm on Lost River, 371 acres
in alfalfa and grain good buildings,
well fenced, all under
ditch. $45.00 acre.
Slater Investment
any
115 South 7th Street Phone 688
lcv Money to loan oft improved City Property
::, ) i on easy payment plant . 'Ait'
Coriip
Phone 43 - - - 614 Klamath Ave.
TIME TO PAINT AND REDECORATE
WE INVITK KVKRYONK to let us jme you nn citimatu
on your Spriiip; paintiiiK unit roiloi-orntiiiK- You ncotl not
foci under the least olilitration. If you intend iloinif the
work yourself let uh give you aiiBKestioim its to t-olorn
and pattern!).
WE CARRY THK LARGEST SELECTION OF
WALU'AfERS IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
People who know they're
live will be t
Winter Garden
SATURDAY NIGHT
":,trtmv,.tTP'r'f ;
,;; . .. f .i ,-t fa: ,1
Phone 408 i
Our cleaning method
revive the newness of
old suits. Let us serve
you.
Klamath Cleaning &'
Dye Works
481 Mala
1 f$J?.r2
IT'S
WHAT
YOU'VE BEEN
WAITING .
FOR
Brush Lacquer in Glass Jars
That's because B-H Brush Uc (ion never disappiiinti; and it'
quer is put up in glass jars! The ' so easy by moving the ian about
Ucauer itselt is its own color felore you huy, to select color
card." And when you have se
lected the colors you int. you
axe sure of the effect you'll see
on the painted piece-be it bas
ket, table, ot breakfast nuolc. .
Thjt's one reason why B-H
Brush Lacquer gives such satis '
factory results your color sclco
combinations tint have real
charm and character.
Sec theattractivcdispliy ofB-H
Crush Lacquer at our store. IK
colorful colors from which to
nuke selection many more
(nscinating shades by mixing.
Try it yourself.
WATCH
REPAIRING
ItKKR
1 yrar guarantee oo all
work
GEO. METZ
JKWKLEIl -('-3
Mala
BASS-HUETER
PAl NT COM
Paints Varnishes Jl'Tfr's
COMPANY
"thcWaytoBeautijulUam
THE GABBS
By Barrie Payne
i at T 'ST drrcjl
lHsR2i;
:HAHBERLAIN'i
j KumnitT Camp, lIan
The H. C. Bar ranch owned by
iJ. F. Hanson of this city, one of I
Lake county's finest ranches, this
i summer will take on a new ac
tivity with the establishment
Hhere of a summer camp . for
girls under the direction ot Mrs.
Katherlue Lougban ot Los An-
TABLETS u8f'dteY,
(THAT NEW'
NEPTUNE
STRAIGHT,
EIGHT IS
THE CAR
10 LIKE
3
HOW MAN TIMES
DO I HAVE TO
TELL VOU THAT
WE CAN'T AFFORD
r '
but the kevtune is dirt
Cheap for hw wnd of a
car -its omly tmirtv-one
hundred -an0 they'1.1. auowj
US FIVE HUNDPXD0fJ
THAT LOUD NOISE YOU
DON'T HEAR. IS HE
5AVINa YES IT
mm
sona o tmwi oy rM
ONNA RICA OVtR NIAGARA
FAUA IN A BAAAti- 3UJT
ones ncsc effORE I sit
I WAKT TO KIM WHIHf
TRAFFIC UnY COIKUttO
1
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Otmtayit,
Send to V(iur uaMCfisms
WOOD
Prompt srrvlco nn
lILtM'K W tHl . hi. IIS
any ImiKtli.
1IOIIV WlHIl) ami
f.I.
Try Our
CAS-BRIKETS
lu your
BROODER
Those brlki'ls are arllrular
ly adapted to chirk brood
er anil there Is nothing
els that la "Just as Kuod."
"Wa aim to
please you."
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn"
126 S. 7th, Phone 535
Side Glances By George Qark
Mom'n Pop
Dirty Work
By Cowan
. vske's a picture or
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MEDIUM HEl&HT-GLES.
t&RK A-rAOO STASH Klb-A-NJ
HVK OWE WEEK ,TEM VIE
SELL AT OUU PRICE ALL
OllC R(WP Tr TA.
BOOTUEt
KIN&
BENVEMlTTo
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To TO OF HIS ,
GUM TO i,
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WE1U GETJ
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mi
POP
STARTS
To COURT
TO
APPEAL
AT THE.
WIDOWS
$100,000
SUI
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5 SOIVtu To BE , VWASvUutN
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A Poor Likeness
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Sarins
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