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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1925)
THE KLAMATu NFU, Sunday. April '26. li-' fe Four r 1923 Ford Coupe. Oakland Touring. Overland Touring. i : t PETERSEN Motor Car Co. Franklin and Oldsmo-bile. 7th and Klamath. 1 . LUMBER FOR SALE CHEAP Boards Shiplap Dimension Siding In fact practically all items for construc tion or repair work. Drive out and look' j it over. PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO. DRAKE RELAY DKS MOINKS. April 25-With Ideal weather and track condition prevailing the 16th annual Drake relay came to a close here late ti-ay after 10 new meet record had been established and three had been tied. In the two day clatc, 16 records were broRen In all. Of ficial In charge of the mictwestern g.uueK proclaimed them the ni"t auccessful In the tuotry of lrake univerBlty. Keeords smashed today were the ci.lleRe halt mile, mile and two New Parcel Post Rates If you ship poods by Parcel Post, call at our office and get one of the new Fourth Class or Par cel Post Rate Cards FREE! These pive the new rates which went into ef fect April 15. Phone 93 W, O.Smith Printing Company "Printing Service" inle reia, I ho high school quar- gJT ter miie. nan nine ami hho mr relay, the university two mile re. lay. iihot put. ilteiua and hop, aklp and Jump field events. Old record tied were tho ISO yard high hurdlra. the 100 yard dah and the half mile relay, all university claaa events. Schwan of Wlarnnsin alone es tablished two new record, throw ing the hot 47 feel J-K Inohe for new d'htanre. and heaving the discu 14 feet Inche for the second record. The fast Northeast high school relay team of Kansas City furnish ed the day', thriller, in the Inter- acholaatlr event by winning the mile relay In 3:110.5. the half mile relay In 1.3S.8 and the quarter mile relay In 45 3 all new meet record. 1 llullcr rullcgc of Indianapolis also starred In performance today by garnering two new record. This crack squad ran the half mile relay tin 1:27.8 and the mile relay In! 3:18.2. 1 The Haskell Indiana established new time In the two mile college ' relay, while Michigan carried off ;the honor for a new mark In the ;two mile unlveralty relay. Herbert Graham of Kansas set a , new distance mark in the hop. aklp i and jump, doing it In 4 7 feet, 8 3-8. A - ft ' -5 I KENO Pleasing Jewelry In selecting a commencement gift, why not commemorate the event by a gift that will be most pleasing and permanent. Graduation is a notable event in your s0n's or daughter's or young friend's life make the gift a notable one too. George L. Metz, Jeweler "Let George Do It" 622 Main St. i KKNO. April 25. L. J. Wilson. I who has hepn working at the ! Spencer creek fish hatchery has been transferred by the state Fish I ani! Iame communion to the hatchery at Diamond lake. I. D. McCormick. who has been i I visiting with his folks for the last few days has returned to the camp? on the Upper lake. J Lauren Benefield was taken to Klamath Falls by .Miss Lyd!a Fricke the count health nurse to have his eyes tested Mrs. 0. J. kartell and children ! visited their friends. Mr. and Mrs. ;R. A. Miller of Klamath Falls Sun day. T. J. Prather from the Keno store delivered groceries to the Ior 'ging camp at Ivan. He will con tinue to deliver on Tuesday's and Friday's. I Dr. Newsom. the county health officer was in Keno Wednesday overseeing the fumigation of .M or re's store, which has been quar antined for several weeks on ac count of scarlet fever. The store wag opened Thursday but the house will be under quarantine until May 1. J Billiard hall are being made In England from a ton . of mammoth tusks, believed to be 50.000 year old. that were found in a Siberian glacier. For use in filling glass jars with freshly canned fruit there has been patented a tunnel from which arc suspended eseveral chains to (li.Url bute the heat and prevent It break ing the glass. A New Freight Line for Klamath Falls, Chiloquin and vicinity. Trucks leave daily at 1 I a. m. Stage terminal, 615 Main. Crews & Anderson Dealers Used Car Exchange IIOACI.AND . (.(. INS 8th and I'lnc St. Open KvenlnK nnl Sumlny. (KKTini:i) isi:n cuts Sl'Kt J.U.S 1924 7 pas. Hudson. Ducn paint. Cross air spring, A-l condition. 11124 Studebaker Light Six. Duco paint $875 1924 Studebaker Ught Six Duco paint 800 1924 Overland, guaranteed condition 450 1921 Ford Coupe, Duco paint 300 1921 Ford Coupe. Duco paint 350 1923 Hudson 7 pass, Duco paint 850 1923 Chevrolet, Duco paint 400 1922 Dodge 475 1919 Dodge 375 1918 Dodge 275 1924 Ford Sedan, guaran teed 500 1923 Oldsmoblle B5o 1922 Iluick Six, new paint 700 1921 Iluick Six. Duco paint 575 1922 nig Six Studebaker IOiiO 1920 7 pas. Chandler 450 1923 Studebaker Coupe .... 900 1921 Nash 375 1921 Oldsmoblle 650 1921 Overland Hoadster. Ducn paint, balloon tire, lic.nse 450 AND A ltl MXlXTlnN ol tilWIUXTKKK 1-OISDH OK AM, MOI)i:l.H. THEY CAME, THEY SAW, THEY PROFITED Hundreds upon Hundreds of Klamath's Thriftest Visited Our Store During the First Week of Our CLOSING OUT SALE Of Many Departments They bought liberally, and their savings were enormous. You, too, can profit on your purchases during this week. Domestic and Imported Ratine Suitings Reg. 75c to $1.00 values. Sale Price 38c Yd. 36-in. Satin Messaline About 50 colors to select " from. . Reg. $1.85. Sale Price $1.38 Satin Crepe Street shades only. Regular $3.00 yard. Sale Price $2.28 Rayon Silk Sweaters All new sport colors. Values to $4.50. Sale Price $2.98 We Have Learned From Experience That there is just one way to create a great business and that is to give great values. Read the prices thor oughly then set the clock ahead so you will be certain to be at our store early. 9 o'clock Prompt A thousand things to fill a thousand needs. At Lowest Prices Everfast Crepe Suitings Colors potitively guaranteed Full yard wide, all good colors. i Sale Price 18c Yd. Colored Pongee Pure Silk and choice colors.' Reg. $1.75 yard. Sale Price $1.28 Women's Smocks Trimmed in contrasting col ors. The buttons are worth the price. Sale Price 48c Kayser Pure Silk Hose Black and a few colors. A wonderful value. Full fashioning. Sale Price $1.38 HECTOR The Fashion Center s
