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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1936)
February 21, 1930 THEl EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE I In ititi I li iont ut Iho Aiuerliuin I.i'Klnii In apoimoiiiiK fcWMdBt fur a sIokiiii (op tho fSurTJi (if July oi'liilinilliitl In lui lii'liT hnro I Mill nil III IIHT. lIU'llrlIIIMlH In lllll oiiiilmit will ho i ii p I In of lliu city uml ii ui n I y st'liuuls, Tin) I,i'kIihi' IiivIIiiIIoii for rniitrlliiltln (nllinvs; "Thu loi'iil uust of I ho Aillnr liiiii I.ckIiiii In KiioiimirliiK Piuirlli of July celebration In I 1 11 n 11 1 li Kul In thin ymii'. They offur u n l.o of (G.'O'J In i'iibIi fur tlm Imsl uml must miiiriiiirliitu namu or sIiikuii fur sui'li u culo liiiilluii, "An Mm AHiiii'lriiii I.i'kIiiii iiii hi'M In curry nn smli a culu- liriilliill I'lirli yniir, IIiii mi or hIukiui niliipliil muni liu of u pur- llllllllUll llllllllll, "Tim it'ii i j or hIiikiiii should lui short, It iilimilil liii'lmlu imiiin tliliiK piiliiliiliiit in lliu Amur- ll'llll 1,1'Klllll llllll It Hlllllllll llllVII nuiiiiiililiiK ililii will uIho lilmillfy IIiIh roiiiiiiiinliy, "Til Ih conl In ojhmi to nil hIiiiImiiIh In KIiiiiiiiIIi Kit 1 1 i'lt) uml I'liinily schools. Tlio nmiiii or sIokiiii will liu Hi'liTtml iy u roiniiilltiio apiiululoil by tlm A in ul i ii ti LokIuii. "Hu limit your Ma In wrlltnn form, nciilly, slKiiixi by yourself nnil IiiiiIiiiIii your mill iokb mid siihiiol you iillunil. Mull thin to: "TIIIO A.MI'JHICA NIJCUION "llox ir,o "KIiiiiiiiIIi KiiIIh, OriiKn "TIiIh uoiitiiHt will close April iY lltllll. lln mi ro to Hiilmilt your liluu Uiiforu tli ut iliitn." liurliiK tlm liilli'r purl if tlm Will III Will', llllllll llll'pllllll'H wrought iioiiiililiinililu iluuiuKu to (icriiimi nil limn i lii liy ilroppliiK ili'plh-lioniliH on or tn.'ur tin.' iiii-iliir-m'u unit!, wlili li inn u II o vliillilu from thu ulr during; culm wi'iiihor. All local Citmpflro Klrln aro working fur lionorn In tlio blrth (luy puijiict, which In In connec tion with tho ccluhrutloii of an other cainiitlro niinlvnr. liry. Tlu.ro will ho a hlrthilny council flni, March 17, at which tliim Klrln huvliiK canted honor will f nt k 'M 0 111 fol ' -A: i V1 iObP the Cigarette the Whisky STRENGTH APLENTY It's litcrully on everybody's lips tliis combination. IJccause mildness hus the call I People want a whisky that doesn't have to be gulped , . . thut tastes ex pensive, yet isn't . . . that is so smooth you can sip it. Thai's Cobbs Creek and that's why it is "lops" with everybodyl Cooliotaul Di.iillial Corporation, fbils., P. $ Creels BLENDED WHISKY MILLIONS SAY COBBS CREEK. IS WHAT WE SAY IT IS 1 i """WttUi OA? luivo them awnrdnd. Borne girl are hoping to attain now ran tin ut thin 1 1 mo. , Towuklla group had a very en joyable Valentine party last week. Tho Klrln In thin group are work ing hurd to earn hlrthilny lionore. At tho Id nt mooting a chart wan made with plane for following mooting. Tho Hlnawa group combined work and piny by having a taffy pull lut meeting. The rout1 of tho tlmo wat ripnnt working for hlrthilny honor. A nwlin night wan planned for the near future, ut which tho girl hopo to enter tain no in e new member. Glrln In tho Wako group had a very good time at tho Valentino party. They exchanged Valen tino, played game and lutcr had refreahmcnti which were pre pared by two of the girl. At the luHt meeting tho girl learned nonio new tonga, aliio ilnglng all tho old one they knew. j I.ltulinl group held a card par ty at tho campflre bouae laat week. A great many people en- Joyed tho carda and refreahmenta, netting the group a good deal for their trcaaury. This money I to bo ucd to purchaHo ceremonial gown for the group, In time for Council rtra, March 17. Till week tho glrln are having a trea auro hunt party. The Campflre Guardian aaao clatlon had a pot-luck luncheon. February 13, at the campflre houio, which wan enjoyed by all tho member and gueBta. Anoth er luncheon wai given Monday for representative from local cluba who are Interested In boya' and glrln' cluba. Plana were made to aend several local Camp flro guardian to Portland for tho Campflre Guardians' Institute which will convene at the Multno mah hotel, February 21 -and 22. E .L08 ANGELES, Feb. 11. (p) A 2li-year-old chauffeur, Fred Stottler, was booked on suspicion of murder early today In con nection with the double slaying of Carl H. Harbour, 06, and his wife, Dorothea, tl. Detectlvea who arroatcd Htcttlor had check ed ' the Harbour rooming house register to find a peraon with the technical knowledge to per pctrnto a "murder-by-the-clock." The elderly couple waa blud geoned to death and their bod ies placed on a bed. which the alayer set on fire early yester day by a "time clock" nieoh aulam connected with an eloo trlo heater. Detective , Lieutenant , l.loyU Patton said Stottler formerly lived at tho Barbour house and ono of his charred personal cards, with his new address, wan found In tho couple's effocts. The detective said fltnttlor hnd been reported tinkering with eloctrlcnl devices In much of Ills spare time. i When the chauffeur, who works part-time, was arrested nt his home late last night, I'atton aaid he was found In possession of nn electric soldering Iron and wire similar to that used In con struction of the arson machine which fired the Harbour bed room. Stottler maintained under ques tioning that he had not been near the Barbour home Wednes day night and had last seen the couple, with whom he hatl a clnsn acquaintance, a week ago. "The ruse Isn't solved yet, but It looks like wo re making some progress," Detective l'altton de clared. In a recent flight teat at Hit is vard university, tour midget bal loons filled with hydrogen gas wero sent aloft, carrying it small automatic riullo transmitter whicb flashed frequent reports on lilt pressure and temperature until the signals stopped nt ail esti mated altitude of 10 nilli-n. LModicatedsJ with ingredients of - Vickt VapoRub The Pcllcana provided for the serving of 601 free lunches to children of the city achools la tho week ending February 14. In addition, 64 meals were served at the Bly school, at a cost of 14-48. In their report for the week, the Pelicans added a notation: "We need money and need It badly. If we are to continue this work." The following table shows the meals served by schools: Schools Steals Amount Falrview 104 - $15.60 Mills 368 65.20 Pelican 42 6.30 Riverside 15 2.26 Roosevelt 72 10.80 Totals ..601 $90.16 -itinissiil iViisrit ii s Brushes llnilger llnlr 39c Up Underwood's Everday Cut Kate 15 h n TV F L A S H Lights 3 Cell 39c Up NYAL HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES i . Vitamin AConlent 90tlme greater thqri Cod liver Oil build roil it anceagalnitllli.lncreaioappellte. Sos of 50 capiulsi . 89c $1 Jorgon'i Lotion 79? 50c Hind's Cream, with Dispenser 39 - I Pt. Ultra Hand Lotion 39 25c Strawberry Lotion 19? $1 Junis Croam 79? 60c Pond's Creams 49? 25c Chatham Cold Croam 19? )l Calonlto Powdor 89? $1 Calonite Face Cream 89? 25c Palm Olive; After Shave Talcum . 14? 25c Colgate's After Shave Talcum 14? 25c Glaio Polish 19? 25c Chatham Dusting Po 19? 75c Pitch Shampoo', with scalp massage brush 59? 50c Lucky Tiger Tonic 39? 25c Lilac Shave Lotion 19? 35o Mum Deodorant 29? 65c Milk Almond Lotion 39? I Pt. Ultra Witch Haiel 39? 35c Ingram's Shave Cream. .29? 35c Burma Shave ..29? 50c Burma Shave ............43? I Pt. Ultra Bay Rum ....39? 50c J and J Baby Talc 39? 50c Popsodont Tooth Paste 39? 25c Colgate's Dental Cro'm 17? 25c Lyons Tooth Powdor.w:.21? 50c Ipana 'Tooth Paste 11....39? 50c Nyal Magnesia Pasto....39? I 2-Qt. 1 Fountain I Syringe 9 I 49c I sl-TsrTinr-seTinTiar ( 1 Lb. i I Hospital Cotton I 29c I Q Nasal Drops M S Atomizer W 69c 1 1 Lb. B I Psyllium 1 Seed 8 $i Electric Vaporizers 49c Lux or Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 3 for 19c Alarm I I Clocks I L!!!J 2-Qt. I Hot Water 9 Bottle & 69c 8 i-iwisMiinnmlT j 4 Doz. I I Kotex . I Pads ! 59c I Sheets 29c Shoots XXC When sickness comes, two allies stand ready for your call your doctor and your druggist. Consult your physician, follow his Instruc tions patronize the drug (lore that justifies your confidence. A Reg. $1 Box of Yardley's English Lavender Soap and a Spec. Bottle ' Yardley's English Lavender Both $1.00 lissfl 1 1S0I II W- !l- I PURITY I ldc rwoo& Piinry KLAMATH FALLS OREGON mSf w WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE J ' BUT I l-ICIK NYAL COLD CAPSULES fiSiSB-S ""colds i Check Flo, Neuralgia, Headache, Stubborn Colds 50c 3 Seventh and Main IACCUHACVI Phone 37 25c & 50c WEDIES 60c Sal Hepatica .49? 25c Choc. Exlax ..23? $1 Citro Carbonate 89? $1 Adex Tabs. ... ..79? $1.25 Petrolagar 93? 60c Cel. Syrup Figs 49? 60c Jaynes Vermifuge 49? 75c Squibb Mineral Oil 59? 50c Philips Magnesia 39? 40c Castoria 32? $1.25 Creomulsion 98? 60c Alia Selhor 49? 60c Bromo Seltzer 49? 35c Vicks Rub 29? 30c Mentholatum 25? 50c Vicks Nose Drops 43? 50c Mentholatum Drops 39? 35c Bromo Quinine 29? 75c Listerine 59? 50c Pepsodent Antiseptic 39? 50c Lavoris .....39? $1.25 Absorbine Jr. $1.09 25c Anicin Tabs 19? $1 Miles Nervine '. 83? 75c Doan's Kidney Pills ..... 63? 25c Feenamint .43? 50c Yeast Foam Tabs. .21? $1 Ir'onized Yeast 83? 75c Balm Ben Gay 69? 60c Rem 49? 60c Scott's Emulsion ...49? Does This Mean Anything to You? These fabrics are absolutely fast under any condition they may come in contact with as a wash fabric. Here Is the Guarantee EVERFAST Reg. U. S.. Pat. Off. Absolutely Guaranteed Fast to soap and boiling.. Fast to sun and weather. Fast to perspiration and uric acid. Fast to everything It encounters as a wash fabric N. 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