The Klamath news., May 29, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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mora wan lli. r,, .,,! hlg .
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llorol.1 VI,..r ,i ,, Nlfrln(lll
wero In Hit. .ounlr -at Monday
( iruii.m nils mmlnou.
1 Mr and Mr.. K, Turnri
who havo lii-m dure fr amim ,niH ,.
,n" ,r"'" Tuwday ntoriiiiiK
fur Ihdr ln.ni. u Anic....
Kuy l.(HMli.y. , i,riiii..ni .....
er uf lioro, timvci almm Dim
of b...f ratlin hn, ,, rani.h
Monday. ,n1 f((11y r)
now IIvIiik In Klam.th Pall, and
hi daiiKhlr I. alhMidlng tha Hac
rd llrart aiadrmy thero.
H. O. Varniim waa a auclal call
er hrn Huiiday.
Th nu.n uf ii. i.
"iniiimiy nave
Ju. k Martin, and ' l.m.n luklnit trains and wuxona lo
vli'l.iii. Unhurt I lilt CiMlllttMrv lhl
1 ' - una are
io Klimaih Falls ;rlaiiliiK Ihu uVail trass ana leaves
.. '. f.ilba ! nff tif lh . .
Cli.ornd Mr. Uny Hhkmnn and dauRhter,,
tr In ! MHdri'il. wi.rn here, for the week
end vlaltltiK with Mr. and Mra. Kd
loyl. They returned to thlr home
in Klamath Full. Kiin.iui ..i......
1,1 On!
,aia 1'iihs i niit.ii.i
f hi lr iii'l'lii-w. Mel
returned lo their
inlay. Mi'lvln will
ola aunt una mum
KlrliolK. who ha
g bur iiniiiH'r n
led hi'fu Buuiiajr io
ihrlr tie ''"111B
Harold rami) up
r ciin.
.,1a, Vivian.
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Martina
ell Si-ott
(Irlffllli,
builnrai iiiiiraay
,, Kilo HiHurd. Ilelle
motored Mildred win (lnlh her school at
Jli. Ilurll.')'
fills Tuunduy to: Urn Huered Iti-urt aoademv thro
io ,rr Mr, and Mra. i tie wmnoii or tho C. I. rluh took
Ihflr play. "The Old Mlad'a fluh,"
lo Chlloiiiln Wndiimday evpnlnx.
U. A. Moon waa here frjm Chll
oqitln vIhIiIiik hla wife and children
for the wook-i-nd.
Mr. and Mra. Lhnrlo I.n- lhn
Klomcna and wife and fHinlly and
and
and
hero
liny Klunlry
Turn ( arli'ion
llf I'olnl. wri
,p .Monduy.
Kd lloyl motored to
I... ..wunllitf Itt Uttl
U4J " r " j -..w " ,.c ant. .ninny ami
kcm thai wit ahlp-,Mr. and Mra. Mannlnx inlander, of
,M rillfi.rnla. ' Klamalh KulU -ipa h
rvi
u must think of once
of this roofing
Backed by Johns-Manville Inc.,
with over fifty years experience
in the manufacture of roofings.
Madcof carefullyselected rag felt
thoroughly saturated with life-,
giving natural asphalts.
Johns-Manville
PilotRoofing
Quantity output and distributing
economies make possible the
production of this roofing, which
combines moderate first cost with
really good service.
We recommend the application
of Johns-Manville Pilot with
Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that in
sure an absolutely weather-tite
job. Ask us about this feature.
W. D. MILLER
General Distributors
iiiinij with Mr. ami Mr,. II n
I.cuvluy,
Meaara. Jark IlrUroe, Wada Hal
lock, and MUa Allen Kemuaon mo
tored to Umin'a camp Tueaday af
lernoun. Mr. an, Jira. Orle KiikIo and aou
MhIvIh were on a ahort vlalt In
f:hlloiiiln Sunday afternoon. They
vlalted Mr. Knitle'a brother, Harry
Knile and wife.
The graduation announccniiMiln of
Ml' llnbe I'oinorry, t! Aliuraa,
Calif., but who apent three yeara
III tlm Kort Klamalh high achool,
wa received by a good many of
her frlenda hero Monday.
Mra. Oriu KukIo and aon Mi-lvln
molorei! to Klamath Agency Tuea
day. . '
Churloa Cllaaluln, Mlaa I-cnna K:ir.
aent. Mlmt Nelda. Kargent and MIm
Klva Moon were loclal rlaltora In
Chiloiu!n Tueaday.
KI.AMATII VAU.KY H08PITAI,.
Klndcat Hiiralng care In maternity
at very moderate prlrea. adv. 29
A paper where all the people bT
opportunity to ezpreaa themnelvea II
I hey dealre tbat'a Tha Klamath
I Smwm
Next Initiation Of ' Exalted Ruler Charlton 8. Currlo
en t i) t .'' bare aa many lultlatlona aa poav'
Elks To Be June 11 . ,ibi op to that time. i
Leslie Rogers, paat exalted ruler.
The nuat Initiation of Uie Klam-'' the delegate of the local lodge to
ath Falla lodge of Elka will be held'lho nni ludKa ln p""nd.
Thuraday, June 11th, at which time! '
thcro will be a large claaa.
A booater for Klamath eonnty
Tho grand lodga meeta In Port- "d Klamath Falls and every leglt-
i,.i , , . .u j ..a . , . , imate industry uerem tnat a ue
land July 13th and It la the den I re Klamath Newt
Serves
You
Rest
UND
Compacts
A complete stock of
ull the wanted Com
pacts, both Imported
and Dom antic, . al
wavH on hand. AIsd
refills for same.
Cake Pawder Compacts :
75c to $2.75
Loose Powder Compacts
$1.50 to $2.75
Face Powder
Nylotis $1.00'
Encharma ....$1.50 1
Cotys $L20
Armands 50c and . $1.00
Pompeian 60c
Gardenglo 75c
SOAPS
Mavis 35c Bar
Djer Kiss ....65c Bar
Resinol v.. 30c Bar
Carbolis 25c Bar
Pears ......Z...Z....Z.....720erBar
3 D.....T....Z....Z.....7....25cBar
Black and White....Z.....Z.25c'Bar
Glovers .' 25c Bar
ERWOOD'S W
jj . " Most ; '; :.
HAND-COLORED
POST CARD VIEWS
Just received 25 views of KLAMATH COUNTY'S
SCENIC BEAUTIES" and the price is only 5c each.
Come in and make a selection to send to your friends.
EVERY ONE OF THESE VIEWS ARE A BOOST
FOR KLAMATH AND YOUR HOME TOWN.
"KRYSTAL KOTE"
KODAK PRINTING
Are as near perfection as it is possible to produce
and absolutely get more from your negatives than
any other process. EIGHT HOUR SERVICE "VE
LOX PAPER."
I w tm v f !l
TALCUMS-
Nylotis .......300
DjeF Kiss .Z..Z..30c
Three Flowers ...,.l30c
Mennens :.25e
Johnson & John-..,
sons ......25c
Karess
Ideal !
.$1.00
'.$U5
L. Origon $1.20
Mary Garden 70c
Mavis a ;....30c
Underwood's Pharmacy
Phone 37
KODAK THE KIDDIES
They are only kids once and in after years the Ko
dak pictures of your kiddies will be priceless.
Box Brownies $2.75 to $5.00
Folding BrowniesZ...Z....Z.-Z.....Z...$9"00 To $F8.50
AUTOGRAPHICKODAI ..Z....Z..,$6507o $70.00,
GRAFLEX CAMERAS .,.Z....7....Z....Z$60"to"$4U0
We have three used Kodaks"that are in first class
shape. They will be sold for less than half price.
Let us frame vour pictures. NEW MOULDINGS,
POPULAR PRICES, SERVICE THAT SATISFIES,
WORK ALWAYS READY WHEN PROMISED.
SPECIALS
Friday Saturday
Regular $1.50 Curling Irons
. Only 98c
Regular
$1.50
ALARM
CLOCK
For 98c
Regular ;
$1.00 Razors
Only 89c
Regular $1.25
Vacuum Bottles , '
' For 98c
RUBBER GLOVES
All Sizes ;-';
38c Pair X
60c Pound Stationery
46c
Underwood's Pharmacy
Corner Main and 7th
I II IIB
2C
NDAY. 9 P. I
Marks Expiration of the
200,000 Extra Vote Offer
Every $30 in collections secured by Monday, 9 p. m. earns
200,000 extra votes. All paymens, regardless of amount paid, count
toward this, the largest extra vote offer of the contest. Back pay
mcnts from old subscribers count the same as advance payments.
Early work in this campaign will be a big factor in deciding
who the winners of the big prizes will be, for as the contest pro
gresses the bonus vote schedule decreases. So in order to assist
those who start to work early in the campaign, a bonus of 200,000
extra votes will be awarded, all on each $30 in subscription collec
tions turned in by Monday, June 1 st, 9 p. m. All subscription col
lections for any length of time in amounts of $30 secured will
count. - -"3 -
The Following Standing of Contestants Represents All Votes Turned in for Publication Up To Date
751,580
680,375
J- F. Gold.worthy, 802 Doty St.
Mr. s a 5Vterlee' 8JJ w"nm8'u" .. 586,900
Mr. a Mster Algoma 378,525
" Loretta Porter, Klamath Agency
r- Dela Smith, 819 Jefferson St
Henrietta McReyrioids, 10.th and Pine -
249,525
230,650
224,425
Miss Bernice Dawson, R. F. D. No. 1, Klamath Falls.... 199,675
Mrs. Joe H. Foster, box 42, Klamath Falls 118,625
Miss Aileeii B. Haley, Merrill Rt., Klamath Falls 108,175
Mrs. W. O. Hardberger, 1321 Oregon Ave 97,925
William A. Hulet, Merrill 93,675
Mrs. Lucinda Hood, Chiloquin 74,375
Harley Jackson, Chiloquin , 40,000
Miss Carol Johnie Gray, 603 Jefferson 5t '. 37,825
Mrs. Nella Wahl, 1819 Johnson St 35,025
Miss Helen Cornish, 1428 Worden Ave. 27,350
H. R. Bowman, Bonanza 25,250
Miss Bernice Provost, Sargent & Prescott 23,400
John Morgan, 668 California Ave. 10,000
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