The Klamath news., June 13, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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Saturday. -Tune 1 S. 1!25.
nir.isTi.tx siiKNcK socikty
Library Ilulldluic
Tlilnl wild Slalu
9:45 a. lu. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Sunday service.
Topic tor Sunday nnrninic will
lie na follows: "tliJ I lie Preserver
of .Van."
S:00 p. rn. Wednesday meetlnc.
Kree leading room and free lend
ing library open from 2:30 10 4: SO
p. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturday.
Expected to' Be
Next Premier j
of Jugoslavia
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l'KKSltYTEItl ninn
Merrill, ( ivon.
K.'V. ("lias, t". Unlet, I"astor.
Sabbath school.
Mrn;nff worship.
i:.
i'i-.if. J, c. lljriui.
. a aa jjdres-.
10:00 a
11:00 a
GRACE METHODIST CHl'KCU
lOili and lliKh Sis.
Thos. I. Yarnes, Pastor.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Morning service.
7:00 p. m. Epworth League.
8:00 p. m. Evening worship.
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IIP
AT COUNTY FAIR
I The American Shorthorn llreeders'
association have written the fair
board, offering n cash prlio of $10
for the bent akortliorn bull, and a
' irke amount for tha boat shorthorn
cow. Shorthorns entered In the
milking clam are not ellnible. Thin
should stimulate enthusiasm amonK
the shorthorn breeders lit Kluuialh
county, aa heretofore the grand
rhaniiiloiia liar heea awarded only
a blue rilihoa.
Entries are comluit in from many
sections of the country, and moat
of the livestock lirwders who are
IIsIIuk breeding slo.k for ali have
i reserved advrtlslm: space lu the
premium lint which toes to prima
ii.' 1 1 week. Anionic (ho from whom
largo entjiua, gut only for the Klam
ath county fair, but the other louniy
fairs, which arc listed siihseiiuciit to
iiiirn, end I tlx with the atate fair nt
Salem, aru eipeclcd. are: West
Walters, Frank M.-t'ormack. K. M.
Ilumniond. Kred l'oie, William Tlnit
ley und others.
COOLIDGE FAVORS TAX
REVISION PROPOSALS
WASHINGTON". Jle il.-1'renl-dent
t'oollilre would favor a aeniTiil
Hat revision plan, which would lake
! t ho federal government from the
Inheritance tat field, and the atutea
from the Income las field He be
I lieve. however. Hint lie double re
! tlrement la Impruetlral, tiecnuao
I many atatea ar dehvudlit apon
their liiroin. levle, )o ,
Under the .uttt,di8
d by Senator Hmm.t of UK h "
inaa of the flnanc raimultie.
federal iov.mmt.nt a Ion. ,oua
lect Inetima UkM i s.
"isms aloat
Inherltanc. tan... The pr,id,.n, J
... ...... ... ...on. nina lodBnn In
herltance late.
TII.IIKS llh.ATM III, H Utlm
HUOOKUNK. Maaa, jun.
Miitam T. Tllden. raukln, n,i
hroai
nk. .7
10 tii
THE SALVATION' ARMY.
Cant, and Mrs. E. Hopper In Charge,
11:00 a. m. Rev. Osbora will
speak.
2:00 p. m. Sunday School.
8:00 p. m. Evening service.
Everybody cordially Invited, vis
itors welcome.
FIRST 1IAPT1ST mrncH
A. F. Simmons, Pastor.
10:00 a. m. Bible school.
11:00 a. m. Morning services.
7:00 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
8:00 p. m. Evening sermon.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed
nesday S:00 p. m.
'.M.'Anta Radojcvic, minister
of communications, is now look
ed upon as the probable tucces-
: sor to Pashitch as premier of
' Jugo-Slnvia. During the war
; Radojcvic worked in France
building railways for the allies.
His wife is English.
RESERVE"
JULY 23-4
The Biggest
RODEO
Ever Given in Klamath Falls
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH
Temporary Headquarters
A. O. V. V. Hall
10:00 a. m. Churcli school.
11:00 a. m. Morning prayer.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
YV. E. llobltitt. Pastor.
10:00 a. m. S. S.
11:00 a. m Morning service.
7:00 p. m. C. E..
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
ZIOX LrTHERAX CHURCH
Chamber of Commerce Rooms
W. Hoffman, Pastor.
9:30 a. m. Sunday school and
Bible class.
10:30 a. m. Morning service.
IMMANTEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Eleventh anil HlRli Sts.
W. W. Davis Pastor. !
10:00 a. m. Bible school.
11:00 a. m. Morning service.;
7:30 p. m. Evening service.
A cordial invitation extended to
all.
CHILOQUIN
CHILOQUI'N. June 11. Dr. L. W.
King, dentist, has established him
self in Chiloqnin, with offices with
Fonbes Pure Drugs. Dr. King
conies from Portland and has a
very modern equipment and wUl
take care of every thing proteming
to the practice of dentistry.
Claude Newman, of the Work
man's Clothing Co., was in Klamath
Falls on business Tuesday.
Dr. Warren L. Cameron recently
of Grants Pass, is now located in
Chiloquin for tlhe general practice
of medicine. He will have tempor
ary offices wtth Forbes Pure Drugs.
The main street of Chiloquin is
being graveled and surfaced and
will soon be Jn fine condition. This
is a much needed improvement.
The new Gienger building Is fast
1 nearfng completion and will add
much to the apperance of the town.
When completed It will be equip
ped with the very latest in store
and meat market equipment and
will no doubt be one of the best
looking mercan'.ile establishments
in the town.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sivth and Pine Sts.
rthur I.. Rice, Minister.
Jr,:00 a. m. Church school.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship.
Sermon topic: "A Sabbath In Naz
aroth." 7:00 p. m. C. E.
8:00 p. m. Evenins u-m-xhin
"We thank you, G-cd."
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Public. Library ISM;;.
Alva W. Wulker, Pastor.
10 a. m. Sabbath school (Satur
day.) 11:00 a. m. Sermon.
; Chiloquin merchants and other
residents are preparing to organize
I the Chiloquin rodeo to be an an
nux! c.vnt and will probably take
place at some date late in the summer.
Inside Floor Paint
t 3 . For floors thnt get the
EST3 hardest wear, use Glidden '
I Insids Floor Paint. You'll
ftrJv I be so pleased with it, you
4yL W'U use il fr al1 yur
ariV J painted floors. Can be
iif 'va washed and scrubbed re-
ESJt'J pcatedly. Drop in and well
&fyvi tellyoujustthekindofpaint
p"$J or vnm'sh to use for any M
lt'r'i'j'i purpose you have in mind. 'acVres5
i ii ii " .'
COFER BROS. H
i 6th & Klamath ' Phone 389 El
I place at some date late in the sum- V J
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NEW YORK, June 12. Soviet
Russia has embraced private cap
ital in one of the most important
concessions granted in Russia since
the revolution. The agreement
whereby W. A. Harriman and com
pany obtain control for 20 years of
the rich manranese ore properties
in the Georgian district of Russia,
was signed in Moscow today.
Boy Scouts Elect,
Banker President
For the first time since its or
ganization, the Boy Sconts of
America lift changed presidents.
.Inmes J Starrow Boston book
cr, is the new bead of the na
tional organization.' . :
Metabolism-Vitamins-Calories
.nd many other words that we have litle to do with as beinff thorouehlv edu
cated in their usage. But we do know they have to do with good, pure,
fresh and wholesome foods. That is what we have. Fruits -in sea
son are a specialty with us. Extreme care is given the handling and keep
ing of fresh fruits. Visit our store (50 steps north from Gth and Main) and
you will see why many people do all th eir groceiy buying here. . "
a list of fresh fruits and vegetables
a full line fancy tuberose
watermelons, lb 04c
cantaloupes, each 10c
green apples, lb. t 10c
fresh plums, lb 20c
royal apricots, lb 20c
peaches, lb 15C
blackberries, lb 15c
loganberries 20c
currants 20c
strawberries, fancy ....20c
raspberries 25c
ore. new potatoes, 4
' lbs
25c
ore. new peas, 3 lbs. 25c
new carrots, 3 bu 25c
new turnips, 3 bu 25c
new beets, 3 bu 25c
ore. new cabbage, lb. 07c
new string beans, lb 20c
green peppers, lb 30c
celery, each 25c
green onions, bunch....05c
groceries,
if
it
to
eut
we
have
it
radishes, bunch 05c
bUnanaS 2 2EC bers, each 10c our standard brands of
2C t0male' lb 20c canned goods sell for less.
v-v &uuua huh iur ii
public market
try our hourly delivery service
126 n 6th street
llj phone 169
THE DIFFERED
IN PRICES
. J 'i
Means Money in Your Pot'
I know I sell for less and you
know it too after a compariW
Miller Hats Sunset Caps
!; A good work hat in plain' !;
; blacks and browns. Good ' All wool caps with W
values at $2.50 '' v8r8- '8 different
'! . ! 34 colors and shadV
jl Some Dandy Dress j: Light and mediurn
II alS Every cap conscientir.
Powder blue, gray, tans. !; made, ' 1
!; Fine material and carefully !; J
jl made. Going fast at $3,00 $1.25 $3.5(1 j
Work Shirts i Green HcKSh
1; Uncle Sam shirts. Blue. Long Cloth negligee.
1 ; stripes and solid colt
gray, khaki 95c !; . $1.50 1
; Miller coat style. Very dur- ;I Nusilk negligee. Init
i! able. Roomy. Blue and ii and solid colors. TV
i latest in shirts. I
i; khaki - $1.50 ;i $3.50 . j
The Rodeo Is
Gomii
But the suits are already here.
Get a Hirschberg Master Craft suit.
Guaranteed all wool strictly hand made.
$35.00 $40.00
Underwear
Ide $1.50
TPki9 $1.00
Koolfit ' 75c
University and P. Q. A.
Cotton ribbed union suits.
Long or short sleeves.
Ankle length.
$1.00, $1.35, $1.50
Shoes and OrfJ
Brown oxford $4
Black oxford $
Tan oxford ,--;-. -j
Tan oxford, crepe ' '
sole ,
Crepe sole, MoccmM ,V
Toe work shoe ..JWj
Smoked Elk Scout .J
8 -in. top ,.......-'
Suit Cases
SI. 45 to $25.00
$1.50 to $25.00 $6.75:,
My Pcnjaaj GBnauraualtee - ca E.: Art
Lloyd Ryan
Main
at
Ninth.
Clothier
The Place With the "Wild" Awnin
the
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