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WeilncHday, June 24, 1925-
0$ DAY
A I Smith Prepares for A nother
Approximately 13.000 moro baa gcbool to held under the a- The earn general atorm that
i ..a ... .k. ion ,it i'ilr of the t'nleralty of Oregon ; brought relief to Pendleton . waa a
CHAMBER GIVEN
Battle With Hostile Legislature
wg iiiwiigu ivi I'll vw wwt ' - I ,
. .'at Eugene July bin to lotn.
the chamber than waa apent laat "' '
year. Additional help and more eg-
tomive brodcaiting of Kiumath Cloudburgt In Pendleton
clondburat at Pilot Rock that dam
aged many acree of grain' by lodg
ing and waahed great gulllea through
the field. The cloudburat waa ac
coaipaalrd by a aevere electric atorm.
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county, advertlalni and publicity
Country Damage Grain
mailer were the principal itema re-
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ponallile for the additional coat.
I.ynn Bubln, oecreury of the lo
cal chamber waa granted leare
from hla routine dutlea her to at
tend the Annual Hcretary'e Bummer
PKNOLETO.M, the , June il. A I '
beary duat atorm late Sunday een-j
. 1.1. Klamath Iteaerve
At lha director meeting of the
chamber of commerce yeaterday
considerable time waa apenr Id the
examination of the budget for thle
year- activities.
Liil"" l""t "'
lug broke the peak of the hot ap.ll ! "."li rT.'SSrM
mi hall
and Monday It waa aeveral degreea
they
dealre that'a th auamain
cooler.
.lu ar f"r J illy 4th.
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I fN! pri-'it at thi.
. .'-,.. There la a Coauird Comet Correct for Every Woman Myeterla tloea It.
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HbMliy m 'he mnr
lh moVelllOlll came
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iiii MONAIRE
fo WITH WOMEN
iif June ;i R. .
L BUll lllllll"nir wiiii.
L mnrh money y "
it fife Htid tun rent:
., .urvrvlnn I ha wreck-;
.mint marriage mul the!
L, tiHin w the ejulv-;
100.000 nlckela truna-,
,kt a ' prlW fir-'
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kmbiml to turn over in
1 ihirr f I ha Kr.agnj
,4 it 7.oo,opo. ;
( io the complaint1
alird hit prcaent wife I
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Lk of III elork to be
ifc; day they were nnr-
li !l, 191'. The agree-
modiflr'l and Mr.
iM S.&U0 aharea, bal-
L timed vt-r within a
1 Governor Al Smith (left) la artting (lie it.iKc for nnotlier taat
I f .larngtli .itl, ihe limtile New Vork irfrialaturr. ' Ho ! Alcxn-
drr McDonald (rlglit), itatc conu-r-'ation commlwfoner, aounding
out .irioiit r-prcirntativri with a view lo orclc;rln(r a apeclal araalon
to coii-lii r ! M-t bill, which cnlli for a $lK)0,000 bond iaaue to
pro, iff. new taic parlu. "Park, for the People" waa one of tlie
goer." r i sI.'k.ii, lu hit loit campaign.
New Problem For Police
Ofii;i.a To Work Out
l illenl ' tail driver In 'Ihe United
SiiiIch. Ilrirkn were piled beneath
1 1 keep I hi) bed from raving lo under
Iiih weight,
t AI'K MAY. N J. June 23 After Kilniiind waa a r rented aa a mater-
r.n iinaiire.;i, ,,.,.,(, fr htj IhI wilneaa In the killing of lllanc-he
irnng enui'iii .t v,, ,lm. p.ill.e ilniwn. a negrean, here Knuday.
IiiIh at the ,iy Ja!l bail lo
nffli
elnfiine ohm of the ri-iculnr beiln
for l.uther Kilii.iind. who wcIkIik.
tin pound an., claim lo bo the
A circulation covering the city of
Klamnth Kulla and the county of
Klamath mat a the Klamath New.
IKKNKItS OS VISIT
Kn. 1.. I. Ileiao and
Aik In. and Will Knlaor
arty of luurlal who are
nia Ktaiuulb Kail on
:ori. The gueal reside
ii lire, and are upending
ot June In enjoying a
ituat the roan! eectbin.
SPECIAL SATURDAY, JUNE 27
AT BALDWIN HARDWARE CO.
msm
SSc Per Set
' i
r tor Klamath connty
pit falla and every legtt-
mr therein that f tb
Jni
MM From
poi Expected
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--.gn the Wlter ,n ,
'Southend, England.'
Scvon-piofc Wiro KiUlivn Sot, consintinir of .Bowl
StriiiniT. Tea StniitH-r, Victor Flour .Sifter, Jlcnvy.
EkK Whip, I'otnto Mashor, Soap Shaker' anil Dish
Dniinrr. Th Iiish Draiiit-r alono is worth the price
of this set. This .set rcprcHi-nts one of tho best values
offereil in our Sutunluy Specials.
DO NOT MISS THIS SALE
Saturday, June 27th, Only
Baldwin Hardware Go.
. "The Winchester Store."
418 Main St. Phone 201
If you must think of price
think of this roofing
Backed by Johns-Manville Inc.,
with over fifty years experience
in the manufacture of roofings.
Madeof carefully selected rag felt
thoroughly saturated with life-;
giving natural asphalts;
c .-, P . . . ,
X Johns-Manville
j PilotRoofing'
Quantity output and distributing
economies : make possible the
production of this roofing, which
combines moderate first costwith :
really good service.
We recommend the application
of Johns - Manville . Pilot with
Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that in
sure an' absolutely weather-tite
iob. Ask us about this feature. ,
W. D.' MILLER
General Distributors
rjowi-Manviilp'
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Shop in the Mornings
Wed. Morning Specials
11:30, Today
9:30 to
Men's Furnishings
Men's Handkerchiefs
, s 25c Quality v '
5 for $1
i
Iiegulur ilie I if good quality cotton, with lav
ender, brown and blue border and atrlped edgea.
Wedneaduy morning only, 9:30 to 11:30, B for
I.OO. "
Worheh's Department
Fibre Silk Hose
. h 69c Pair
. rark Mill Silk and Fibre Hone, merceriied top.
toe, heel and sole, in French grey.' black, black
sordovan, French tan; altea 10 to HVk only few
pair. Woltuaday morning, pair eur. . .' v.--
HOSE Fibre and Silk
49c pr.
3 Pairs, $1.45
Not Guaranteed
Mostly cordovan and black colors, in full run of sizes,
including out sizes of 10 and IOV2 fibre and s;!k hose by
Topsy. These are not guaranteed hose. , Women wanting
inexpensive hose for house wear or unconventional occas
ions .will find these of fair lustre, fair tensile strength,
with considerable service. Wednesday morning, June 24,
only, 9:30 to 11:30, 49c the pair 3 pairs for $1.45.
Above - Items Only' Today's Specials r-9:3fj to 11:30
Jantzen
Bathing
Stitts ;
$5.75-$7.50
1 : ! e
''hetrMr1. pirlg ' to .the
odann tot 'the vacation, or
staying at homo and taking
a dip In the lake, or a swim
In ' the bath house, enjoy
each water to the utmost
with a trustworthy, stylish
bathing suit In correct,
dainty models. Selection Is
varied. Jantaens. the suit'
that turned bathing to
swimming, at 7.1 n 7..V),
Large Sizes
Included In our showing
ot bathing suits are large
sizes for women. In a wide
variety of colors, In less
expenalve numbers. In
these there are three ranges,
$2.75, $3.50, $4.85
aAaaaarAyr
Homes Pleasant
Jo the Eye
Are Tastily, Colorful
Harmoniously
V Clothed With - '
Puritan Drapes
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the Yard ,
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The Golden Rule has exclusive- showing, .of ;'Puritni Drapes? in'
Klamath Falls., In the colors and patterns so delightfully appealing,
there aire filet nets, marquisettes, cretonnes la'ce,' nets and" scrims,
in all widths. 25c to $4.50 the yard.
LCCfioi
Good Luggage
Adds to the Joys of
Vacation Trips
By Motor,' Airplane, Boat
Train
Multnomah Trunk, $10.75 to $16.75. Hat Cases, $7.50.
Boston Bags, $3.50 to $3.85. Suit Cases, $1.90 to $10.75.
. Children's Suit Cases and Lunch Cases, 98c.
' ' Traveling Bags, $4.50 to $9.50. " "'
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Victoria Sheets
' In All Sizes
Mothers Will Find This "The store" For Boys Correct 1 Clothes
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