January 20, 19.12
fAGK TWELVb
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
BIDS AWARDED
BY HADEN FOR
CANAL PROJECT
Bid for reconstruction work
In connection with radio gate
checks and concrete box culvert
on J canal, extending for about
five miles east of Merrill, were
opened and awarded In the of
fice of H K. Haydrn. euperln
tendent of th Klamath project
of th V. 8. R 8., Thursday
afternoon.
The bid on arheaulea 1, X, 3
and S. waa awarded to M. W.
Cherry and on achedulea 4. S.
t and T. to .McGrath, Baran and
Maddox. Work will atart within
H days and will ba completed
about April 1.
The following contractora bid
on the varloua achedulea at th
prices given:
Sewell and Hula: 1 11460;
t 1 1 59: $mS; 411146:
b 12211: 11817; 7 $1$9;
811717. Total $14,110.
Karl D. Gentry: 111111.75:
1 148; 111041.15: 4
1U!1. 15; 5 11861.15:
11741: 7 $1608.50: 8 $1441.
50. Total. $13,100.50.
Dunn Baker: 1 $111$; 1
$1410; 3 $1711; 4 $1611:
I $1558; $1697; 7 $1368:
8 $1148. Total. $11,751.
M. W. Cherry: 1 $105 50:
111206; $1600; 5 $1.
634.50; 6 no bid: 7 $1435.
50: 8 $1087.50. ToUI. $9,
187.50. McGrath, Bayan and Maddox:
4 $1410; 5 $1371.50; 6
$1359.75: 7 $1120.50. Total
$5,881.75.
IS
Check
Your
Fan-Belt
Regularly
A loose fanbelt, or an
old one, ready to break
is a potential source of
trouble, delay and ex
pense. A broken fan
belt may mean a boil
ins: radiator and the
loss of expensive anti
freeze fluid. It may
mean expense in motor
work due to overheat
ing:. It may mean de
lay in an inconvenient
spot on a hurried trip.
Check your fan belt
regularly and if it's
worn replace with a
Durkee
Atwood they're built not only
of the finest materials,
but so scientifically cor
rect that every strand
carries an equal share
of the load when under
tension.
An absolute guarantee
accompanies every Dur-kee'-
Atwood Belt. It
must give all the ser
vice we claim for it.
Greater gripping quali
ties insure a cool motor
at all times insofar as
fan performance is con
cerned. at your service
station or
Littrell Parts
Company
Tth Klamath. Phono 1036.
l'rlval trappers secured this
bounty and also had the fur for
sals. It waa not only a costly
system but much evil crept In
for unacrupuloua trappera formed
a hahlt of taking coyotes In
Nevada and bringing them orer
the Una to fiairu the Modoc
bounty.
I'harlea (I. Poole of Sacra
mento, predatory animal control
leader of the C. 8. biological
survey working In cooperation
with th stat department of agri
culture, then took oyer the work
through the medium of the
county board of supervisors The
Genuine
Plate Glass
Mirrors
New! Venetian
Style Mirrors
Sale Priced
bounty aystem haa been entirety
don away with and th V. 8.
fi-reet eervlc collecte on cent
rer head on all aheepmen using
national foreat ran. This
mnkea a fund of approximately
Slf annually. To thla the
couuty adds $1,000, leas than
the former bounty costs, the
t:aie about $1,500 and the I'.
S. biological survey approximately
fi.ooo besides furnishing the
necessary overhead. The rtat
a:so furulshea th poison.
Let Classified
things you need.
Two minor accidents were re
ported to th Klamath county
sheriff's offlc thla week. K. R.
Carulhars. Ashland, and J. K.
Haynan, Klamath Kails. report-
Ads find ttaejed that their cars collided on
the t.reen Springe highway Jan
uary 26. Itaynan stated snow
plow was traveling on tha high
way and that when (arulhera
attempted to rut In th cars
brushed,
M. Y. Thompson of Klamath
Falls reported hla car collided
with another, th driver of which
aaa uuknown, on lha Kock
Creek road. Thompson said th
road was In an icy eondltion.
There'a no reason for being
without anything you need to
have. Let th else. Hied Ads 111
you how to gel It quickly and
cheaply.
Twenty-Thirty Club
Sponsors Ski Dane
Tlcketa ar on sal for th
second annual Ski club danr.
sponsored by th Twenty Thirty
club of Klamath rails, and ran
be obtained from !r. P. W.
I'eak, or any member of th
club. Th danr will take plac
Saturday. February , In th
Wlllard hotel ballroom.
Wilbur t'hrlstnpherson and
(leorg lllllla ar on the com
mittee with Kr. Peak. Hevaral
features hav been planned for
th event. Proceed will be
used lo purrhas a trophy for
III rlasa A ski Jump at the au
nual winter carnival at rorl
Klamath, February II, held un
der auspice of III Crater I-aks
Nkl rlub.
Visited In AHuma I.- I. Gra
ham, district agent for th
Southern I'aclflr railroad and J.
W. Klligerald, auperlnteiidenl of
the Shasta division. lumsniulr.
spent Thursday visiting In Al
luras, Calif.
Ctrl Group Head
Here on Friday
Miss rranrea Arnold, national
field secretary of th Olrla'
Krlendlr society of th episcopal
church waa to arrive In Klamalh
Kalis Krlday to assist In lb for
mation of a local organisation.
A meeting will be held at HI.
faul'a parish hall at 8 o'clock
rrlday evening, for thla purpose.
All women In the city. Interested
In girls' work, ar Invited to attend.
ALTTRAS. (Modoc Co.)
Predatory animal, particularly
coyote, not only play havoc
with aU specie ot gam animals
ard birds but annually take a
tremendous toll ot livestock In
northeastern California. In this
annual loaa. atockmen of Lassen
and Modoc counties ar particu
larly hard hit. one ot th main
reaaona for thia being th lm
minse are ot wild landa lying
just over the state line In Ne
vada. When livestock prices
are normal, th losses ot some
fiockmaster from tha coyot
mt ns.ee runs np Into many hun
dreds ot dollars.
Since the first settlement ot
th pioneer In Modoc county
Kin Lake and Klamath counties
In Oregon, a relentless warfare
has been waged against the
sneaking gray wolf of the plains
and mountains but decade after
decree th slinking coyote baa
r:anaged to almost hold his own.
ri.eetlng with his native cunning
every new move made for his
extinction.
Until a few years ago Modoc
county paid a bounty of $2.50
for every coybte acalp turned in.
Sit 10 X 11 In. Toull b
more than pleased with thla
special. Com early Saturday!
Bargain
Pillow
Offer
New
Chenille Rugs
Fast Colored and Fringed!
February Kales Price Only
Axminiter Rugs!
HTtna-lnch Nlsv! lUriinlns
at Our Krhruarr Hales Price!
81 M MM - xsassi. m
for hath and V ? 7w ll imart nw de- WK
bedrooms. Re. ZS f 'i V7r TI ilga. All !Uxfl
n $.11 rfcU SHWMT
8)1 sToo tTifAnnS- (rif trufl $2.05
I 1I. .I..A nlllnw filial I II UnS rl, I Vi M Vt I r mmW WbsT g I
ticking. With cord. If . af V sssa I ft 1 I II
It aw- w w a-g.
Flaehllght
1300 ft. focus
ing rang!
Complat with
I cell and
Matda bulb.
50-iri.
Damask
Keg. Sl,
8
Yard
A larg assortment ot drap
rla In short Isngths, dis
continued patterns. Look
thla group ever befor you
buy!
Fiddle Back
Unf. Chair
I.M ValM
All hardwood constructed
rhalr with handsnm flddl
hark that produces long
Ufa. Saddle seat. Son
rhalr for on dollar.
MMkM
1A
2-Pc. LIVING ROOM SUITE
Quality At February Savings
Consider the feature of this set and you'll aee what a wonderful
value It really Is. All hardwood frame, steel base construction,
and upholstered In rose and taupe or blu and taup Jacquard
velour. Th spring-filled cushions ar reversible. See them t
Ward's.
NOW ONLY
Pay Only W rmwn
(I..V Monthly
Small Carrying Charge
3-Pc. BED ROOM SUITE
An Achievement in Beauty, Value and Saving
You'd never Imagine you could get such quality In a suite at this
price. Yet Ward's offer you a 3-pc. auite of bed. chest of
drawera and vanitr In a cholc of green or Ivory decoTaled for
only $44.60. Corn early Saturday. Then you won't be dia
$454.50
Pay Only S.1 Down
f.VfSO Monthly
Small Carrying Charge
5 Pc. Unf.
Dinette Set!
Special Savings
$8-95
Th drop leaf table Is le
32x40 inches and has four
imooth finished Windsor
chairs to match. You'd usually
pay at least $12.
Ward-o-leum
9x12 Rugs
S'ainproof, Waterproof
A wide aHBortment of newest
patternt to choone from In this
value uroup. Hum for every
room In tbe home. Buy now
for future needs.
Stones Sat.
Jan. 29th.
An event that brinirs to thousand of Ward cus
tomers a chance to purchase home furnishinfrs at
the lowest .prices for many years. And probably
for many years to come, too. The following de
partments participate in the tremendous value
giving parade:
1. Furniture Department (Second Floor).
2. Floor Coverings. (Second Floor).
3. Curtains and Draperies. (Main Floor).
4. Bedding. (Main Floor).
6. Kitchen Utensils. (Basement).
6. Electrical Appliances. (Basement).
Inner Spring
Mattresses
A 'JO Valoe
$10.95
Mora maltreaa value for
your money than vr be
fore. 180 eoll units. 18
Iba. felted cotton llnters.
Damask pattern drill. Bar
40 Lb. Felted
Mattresses
A IW. S7.M Value
$5-95
Lowest pric ever for a
mattr Ilk thla. Roll
edit. Sheetlni tick. 40
Iba. of felted cotton llntera.
99 Coil
BED
SPRING
Helical Tied
$(&.9S
Slnaie deck aprlnf with
helical tied top In lasttns
green enamel finish. Yon
would usually pay $8.96
for a spring of this quality.
Save On
Metal Beds
Brown or Ivory Enamel
$5.95
Strong, atnrdy construction
and pleasing appearance
make thla bed on of th
greatest values ot this
value-giving sale.
I 1
i Coil Spring
Day Bed and Pad
lament Price Ever!
$18.95
Constructed with a full SS
colls for real comfort and dur
ability. The 25 lb. pad Is
coverod with sturdy blue
denim. You'd usually pay $25
and more for day beds like
these.
3-Pc. Bedroom Suite
Pay Only SS Down
fl.HO Monthly
imall Carrying Charge
55J.50
Newest Styles
Thla aulle of walnut veneer eon
flrma the saying that It alwaya pays
to buy at Ward's. The bed, chest
of drawera and Hollywood vanity
with Venetian typ mirror are
most modern In design and aturdy
in construction. Usually sells at
170 or mnre.
2-Pc. SUKTTE
Newest Style at Savings!
Another outstanding value In
Wards Rales for th Horn. I'd
bolstered In Taup and roe or
woodros Mohair with harmonising
raver cushion. Th full wshb
under-construrtlon la usually found
onlv In suites priced mucn nianer.
Pay Only as Dowa
aT.no. Monthly
a mall tarrying llusraw
w. T"r 1 Same Washer Sold
Ji Ly' .-ffirf ''rf Again Reduced!
$63.95
'Sag j Lowest Priesj in
ifCO) .".. FEATURESi
Wei 'a" 11 Inch Porcelala
fiJsT.". '.i Enamel Tank
l'.'.7i"v '.' l'"f '-i -v 3nulne (-position Lot-
yLl-.--:.'. "r ll Wrlnier
?i?r5j9r32 targ J H -Inch Balloon
Trit a fo center post easy w
I Tl ' cloth
f yv VkC R'ashea larg tubfnl la I
. naawS"! arn 1 ' minutes without
(-arrt"1' 1 rubbing
PS V jTiar" 1 Approved by Oood
f""'3 a Hooaekeeplng
Beautiful New Patterns in
9X12 AXMINSTER
At February
Sale Price of
$ a G.95
Don't tsk a ehanc
ind wait for great
r savings on Ax
minsters Ilk the
probably prlrea
will never b lower
than now. Kw
patterns In aure
fast colora. All
-nnl lumllll TUKS
that, only a year ago you'd
have considered eireptional
values at Vi more than this
price!
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USE OUR BUDGET
PLAN OF EASY
PAYMENTS
On orders of $20 or more.
Small down payments. Only
a small carrying charge
added for this service.
Treasure Cheat Sheets, size
81x99 In. Known for long
wear.
Reg. $1.09
89c
Ruffled Curtain Beta
plain or colored sty lei.
bur (tain
at only ............
79c
All Wool Double lllanket
In 1931 sold for $7.91. Sit
70x80 In. " C
Save now at .... VviDu
Hturriy Ironing Hoards, wall
braced with three strong
legs. Usually 1 f(
priced at $1.49 Ol.UU
Upholstered fUillo llenrhe
In velour and moquetta cov
erings. A wonderful value
for th &A QC
horn pts7J
MAIL THIS COUPON
Montgomery Ward Co,
Klnmalli Kails, Ore.
Without ohllRatlon on my
part, I would like to hav .
on of your outside sales
men call at
(Address)
Jn (Data)
tnd furnish mo with com
plete Information concern
Nam
211-229 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 384 l j