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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
January 5, 1933
DOLLAR VALUE
DRIVE STARTED BY.
DODGE DEALERS
A drive to stress the dollar val
ues of 1938 Dodges and Plymoutha
to dealers and salesmen of the
Dodge dealer organisation was
launched tn Klamath Falls Wed
nesday, January 6, by Dan Beck,
Dorigo reglnnnl manager, at a
meeting held here.
Reck, supporting his statements
with charts and engineering data,
declared that mechanical and
other innovations of the new
models gave them tho greatest
value to tho purchaser of any pre
vious models and kept faith with
the automobile Industry's record
of continuously giving the con
sumer more for the money from
year to year.
More than 75 dealers and sales
men from the Klnmnth Falls area
attended the meeting. Tho Os
tondort Motor company, Dmlgo
Plymouth dealer here, was well
represented. Hook, was assisted
by Gael Green, district represen
tative, and O. h. Youngs, regional
tucd vehicle mauagcr.
THREE OF STREET
CHRISTMAS BELLS
REPORTED MISSING
Three of the decorative Christ
mas bells hung on the streets of
Klamath Falls at the opening of,
Iho holiday shopping season have
disappeared.
Secretary Karl ltoynolda of the
chamber of commerce n I 1 ha
thought the lell wore blown
down In a wind slonn, hut that
they must have been nlrkcil u
hy some one.
"If they are through riming
them, wo'd like to have them
hiirk." said lleynolds. "Wo will
put Hi mil away and hang hera
up again next year."
Freshly fallen snow oonlalns
ammonia, tilinsphnriis, nitrates,
chlorine compounds, and suU
plintrs.
OF
DEATH TAKES
OLD RESIDENT
KLAMATH
Death tonk another of Klam
eth's longtime residents early
Wednesday morning; when Wll
Ham W. Whltlatch passed away In
this city after a lengthy Illness.
Whltlatch, who Is well known here
had been spending several months
In Ashland and hod only returned
here a week ago. He was 90 years
of age at the time of death.
Whltlatch was born In Shelby-
villa, Shelby county. III., Decern
her 10, 1S48. He came to the
Klamath country In 1906 and
settled at Merrill, where he lived
until 1920. Since then he has
lived In the Henley district and In
Klamath Falls and spent the past
two winters In the Rogue river
valley.
He Is survived hy eight chll
dren: Margaret E. Moore and
Jesse E. Whltlatch of Klamath
Falls, Mrs. Iva Hill of Merrill
William V. Whltlatch of Henley
Jacob Whltlatch of Medford,
Harvey F. Whltlatch of Pomona,
Kaa., Marlon D. Whltlatch of Ot
tawa, Kas., and Mrs. Neva Kinder
of Marysville, Wash.
The funeral arrangements will
b announced later.
EQUIPMENT
Installation of new long dis
tance enuinmnnt fn tha Vlamnth
Falls offices of the Pacific Tele-
pnone and Telegraph company is
now underway, according to
Charles Seavey, manager here.
A special crew of seven men,
employed by the Western Elec
trio company, is Installing the
equipment, known technically as
"carrier and repeater" appliances.
The gross expenditure involved
Is 21,000.
The new equipment will pro
Tide nine additional message cir
cuits on long distance lines
through the Klamath Falls of
fices. It will take about three
months to complete installation.
Seavey stated Wednesday that
work has been completed on con
struction of new long distance
lines to the California state
line near Dorrla.
E
Farmers who wish to cooperate
In the 1938 agricultural conserva
tion program have until January
15 to Sien Un. tha ..lnelna- n.A
for flienlne wnrlr ahaata 1 l
eittndud from January 1, pre
viously announced deadline, to the
later date.
Only those .farmers wKa
not signed a work sheet need sign
op neiore mis date. Anyone who
has previously signed a work sheet
need not sign again, as the farm
Is automatically signed up for the
duration of the program. . .
The farmers have responded
satisfactorily to the 1938 sign up
under the agricultural conserva
tion program, with approximately
85 new applications being re
ceived. This program Is volun
tary and anyone wishing to co
operate may sign a work sheet by
calling at the county agent's office.
TO ATTEND MEET
The annual meeting of the
Oregon Wool Growers associa
tion will be held at Prinevllle,
January 11 ana 12.
A number of sheepmen from
this territory and from Lake
county are expected to attend
the sessions.
W. O. Harrlman, supervisor of
the Fremont national forest, has
Bent a letter tn nil Bn
range within the boundaries of
mo lurem, urging mem to at
tend. "Your state association Is one
01 toe very Important media
through which the sheepman may
register his influence In such a
way as to have It take hold,"
am narnman in nis letter.
Although the water itrMaF tn
sect can carry Its own air supply
along when enfnt? hnnnnth t Via
water surface, it is content most
of the time to Bkato along on top
01 me waier.
Snails may have anywhere from
16 to 40,000 teeth.
WHY SUFFER? WHY BE
DISCOURAGED?
HEMORRHOIDS (Pile.) j
Colhii Con it ip at ion Fit.
but Ulcers. All Rectal, I
Colon and Stomach troubles 1
completely eliminated with
ut surgical operation after
ii otaer methods have,
failed. Wa hive dona It
lor thousands of others wt can do
for on. 26 year In Portland.
FREB BOOKLET sent r
, four rtquttt. Call or writ
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Phyulclmn mnJ Surgmon
U.K. Cor. E. Burnside and Grand Ave.
Telephone EAat 3918 Portland, Oregon
uYo)
I
JO
2)
aaifctattaaai
"Sf FiPrtrlr
J)lL Defrnttor
3"
Reg. 1.S5. Ban
ishes frost. Melts
sleet, Ice I
IRONING
BOARD
PS
DUTCH
OVEN
8'
FLASH-LIGHT
Reduced from
1.49! Welt braced
for long service.
Reduced from
1.39! Heavy cast
Iron for waterless
cooking. 5-qt. size.
Clear
Harness
Oil
9"
Gnl.
Aluminum
SKILLET
8"
Reg. 1.15 per gal.
Preserves, saves
harness leather!
Reg. 54c I 5 rows
of quilting I Old
gold heavy drill I
9"
Reg. 1.35! 18-in.
Stillson wrench.
Takes 2-ln. pipe.
Save.
BALL
COCK
8
reduced from
tl.lt. Heavy red
cast brass. China
eat. Quiet. Save I
iiKmniiMiitjiiiiujli
GRILL
GUARD
FOOD
CHOPPER
Reg. 1.15 Chrome
plated. Extra long.
Fits most cars.
Reg. 1.29. Large
size, with 4 self
sharpening cut
ting knives.
Regularly tl.49!
Thick, cast alum
inum. Detachable
wood handle I
HEATING PAD
Reg. 1.29 Q
Soft. long wearing
cover. Underwrit
ers approved! Sale
priced at
DAIRY
PAILS
4 for
1 - q t. capacity.
Reg. 44c each!
Sale priced at
u
Reg. 1.39! 3 cell,
chromium plated
case! F lo o d or
spotlight I
WAFFLE IRON
Ron I TO
Electric! TrayJ?
base. Reduced 29c
for this sale!
Save this week
3niy!
TIRE
PUMP
Hurry"
Save on
Bike Tirol
Sl.eU
Rip
Hammer
U.'U. 1. 10
Reg. 1.06. Folilln
bane, Long. 20 i
Inch barrel!
Reg. 1.39 F.xtr
heavy! Antl-i
tread. 38-ln.
lo-oi. head, drop
forged vanadium
steel. Hickory han
dle.
CORN POPPER
Save I 6o
on Plugt
HAND
SAW
PENN OIL
5 Qt. Can
8'
Reg. 1.07. 30c a
qt. at sorvlce stations!
SOCKET SET
Reg. 1.2?
Sale this week on- I I
ly! Complete 19- II
piece set In handy I I
holder. Save 29c. I I
A bargalnl
Reg. l.H. War
Standard Quality
Single electrode
RADIATOR COVER
Reg. 1.19
Extra heavy ma-
terlal. Gives 87
coverage. Makes
healer more effi
cient. Save!
Regularly 11.45.
26-in. 2-ga. taper
ground. Cross-cut
8 Pt or 5tf Pt rip.
20 Lbi.
Wire Nails
Iteg. e lb. All
aim's. -ciin)r to
(0-penny. Savol
0
Lavatory
FAUCET
Coverall
Floor
Vorniih
Milk
Strainer
Reg. 81.35. 12-qt.
Tinned steel! -
TROUBLE
LIGHT
Certified
Kalsomino
a i'kgs.
Reg. 1.25.
rubber cord,
feet long.
Won't rub off,
crack or peel. Reg.
39c per 5 lb. pkg.
Regultrly S1.19.
Brass, polished
chrome finish.
"Hot" and "Cold".
; HOUSE PAINT
a Qis.
Reg. 69c Qt. j
Wards standard '
"Coverall" quali
ty! Save 38c on
2 qts. 'till Satur
day onlyl
Qt.
Reg. 1.15 q I.
Dries quickly! No
brush marks.
II" ' 'L'l
WAIOS
Dry Fast
ENAMEL
Strap Back
SHOVEL
Reg. 1.15. Dries
quickly In hard
glossy finish.
MANILA
ROPE
ELECTRIC
TOASTER
ISO ft.
-ln. Hard laid!
Reg. sella 1.20 for
150 ft. Now at
MM
sa ti
Reg. 1.29! Doors I I
turn toast. I I
Chrome plate. I
Reg. 1.45. Has
8TxIMi-ln. car
bon steel blade.
60-luch handle.
Save!
Household
SCALES
black base.
HI
Reg. 1.15. Accur- I I
stely weighs up In I I
85 lbs., huge dial 1
3Ll!rl Fi,,er
' 4W ,nT
ami. i
I 3
SINK
FAUCET
9"
Reg. 100 for son
6-in. Filters fast.
clean, thorough I
Reg. 1.15. Heavy
cast brass chrome
plated. Indexed
"H," "C."
PEN
KNIFE
8"
Regularly fUS.
Spear and pen
blades. Mother-of-pearl
handle.
Reducedl
Bike Horn
Sav 39c on this
streamlined, elec
tric "Zep" horn I
jall
4-GLASS
LEVEL
CEILING
FIXTURE
m
ELECTRIC
IRON
Reg. tl.lil it-
inches long, hss
levels, 2 plumbs.
Seasoned pine.
Reg. tl.lt. Pull
chain. 2-light. Gla
sed porcelain. Un
derwriters libel.
Reg. 1.29. Full
site and weigh
Guaranteed
ment.
b obi mwm
Pressure
Cooker
REDUCED $1
798
II of f the regular price
on any Pressure Cook
er! Cook your meals In
Vi the time I Preserve
food flavors! 8-quart
size shown.
fsssstxmmmzmmim.
CLOSET SEAT
SI., to 55f
Compare with the heat. 114
In. hardwood covered with
hand wrapped mother-of-pearl
celluloid.
STAINLESS
STEEL
UTENSILS
I 4
I
.
Guaranteed
24-Montlis
575
k Ex.
Reduced $11 Regular
trade in, tool 45 plates.
Compare with nation
ally advertised 110.45
batteries. 36' more
power than S.A.E. requires.
1295
Hurry to the Complete
Hardware Store of
c. Matter
echanlct
Reg. 13.05! Complete set of
chrome vanadium steel tools
Fcaturoe of many 830
lets!
Roduced
Lifetime service from
these modern utensils!
Stainless steel that 'A
will not rust nor tar
nish. Mirrored surface
I that Is easily cleaned
and looks new for
many yonrsl
Reg. 4.4? 8-Qt. Kettle
3.49
Reg. 3.98 6 pt. Kettle
2.98 '
Reg. 4.48 Tea Kettle
3.48
ft Reg. 2.1? Mixing Bowl
I', i a
12-ln. Jig Saw
Reduced SI to 4f
Cuts to center of 24-inch cir
cle. Built to last. Has every
important feature. See it I
-SituvilLailic
What a huyl And Wards famous
Powr-Krnft" quality, loo, Over
all length 4714 Inches. Turns
out work up to 11x33 Inchos.
Less grinder. Save now!
IIIIOODEII
Keilureit 1 T5
Rurns kerosene or fuel oil I
800 chick capacity! Gives
100' heat In zero weatherl
It's Reduced One Dollar
22-CaLIleiieatei'
695
A powerful lot
of, ilk
You'd expect to pay $12 to $15 for
this husky, fast, B-shot repeater.
Has accurate 24-Inch blued steel
barrel! Wtil-balsncedl Bargalnl
221 Main St.
ivmixiffjixsiSSlrti luu "i m weatneri
M(DMTr(K(n)MIEM WAMIID
Store Hour ?:30 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Saturdays ?:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M,
Telephone 384