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EjiMATH NEWS
Friday, June 2fi, 1925.
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L c. unlit Ml Tlmr.
L,U.iu roiitity Hiiiluy
T.. ij.iit Tiirnliauh
fur fruter lak.-.
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rainiliin fur Uiu
H Aiidvrsun ami Mra.
,1 ,tm sliouuliig I"
,1, Wrdi"duy. .
..IMiun !' morti !iln
, th. " "',ur H
, utile uou.i- llli'h
tfl,d by Juli" " '"
Oik wot i"y
KluixuO' Kails.
, j, .. llunkiua ami
rrol'f'l. yin ""y
. ,,ar MI.ourl and
L, plra.u nt trip. They
XMuurl.
njoynlilr U.hi,. .t ,,llM K
In Iuri1e -U.f Kuir,,uy ),V(,llhl(,
Th. dun,,, w. w,. it..ml-il. eom.
of tliu dinner. cuuiIuk (rum Klam-
uiu ran.
. :ilUluW J IHjurlnr I..- I .
ial tarda from Uo varlou. ..w'
mine iwaied uf j,,.,, ThH
mill adjurmii liurrl. are Topitv
Umber roiiipany. K. :. .u,b,.r
..Himu.iv, W..i,.r I.umiIht viu,m,
and O. M. Ku.ilt Hon. T, .
nuul nuliMil of fli,.M, fur ,, h
uiniluiuly SU.ouo.cioii hit.
:. J. Mrt'olliim of Wi nliii .uf.
fi-reU a painful arililMiit Tucailay.
wlion a hore ll.n.w him t ,!
(round and et.nii.d on bla l.
MiColImn ,wa In ilurrla ymtorday
un liudnoM.
Mr. Mul Tahr in vlalllng Willi
riilitUvra ai llcavcr creek, u naorl
on thv Klamalb river UHuw llorn-bruok.
D0RRIS
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ciir..' Jn 211 -
j,, v 'I .in-llared
n) rriK't uik'I t lr mi
ttatf lljrl u "ra
in gut iiffnrini, now
u,w uf miil.tura and
it tot tw In aorioai Bead
fortn htbL
Lull iOU acraatot auiar
plitlrd In Hulla Tillpy
RfDoru from Tarloua
Vum that Iha aiperl-
ttt'J IU aurpaaa me
i of ihwa who ara tak
;;uli In bwt (rowing
mini U wvll undar way
Lw and: undnr ilia krrt
.'Id, aitrr la binx aP-
m Sir, who (rauuaiaa
r.!imiih rounty hl(h
(ir at IhU yoar, baa ac-
MHloo ot aulalant
ii tl h fKirrta poalof-
:l Lut rolurnod Bun-
rmncUrn whoro abr
ak on biiHliiMta. Mm.
k of thn IkuiIIiik nwr-
Hmtf.
jr Nuvi'lty nrrhpatra
itk Kalh, aavo another
FT. KLAMATH
FOHT KLAMATH. June 25 Jmk'
Mariln, Mm. It A. Moon and duuali-i
tr Klli wern linn i-M culliTi In'
Klamalb KjIU Tmwday. Klile In:
tic rn taking nwllral trratmruta.
Mvaara. iu i'ji'o, lull Jirawi-r.
Vor riomh. MIh Opal Hmylhi-.
Mim (iladya Darlliic and Mlaa Ya-I
Innrln Krlmjr moiornl lo l.nkd of'
ih. Wood. Humljv in nj y tho duy.
Mi..r. Itiini. Ki-.iti. Oil. Moon,
and l.ori. Kmlib mutur.d lo Klain.
ath Kalla Krldny avanlna.
.Vina .Marion lium-h. who haa bucn!
In Klrkford for aoma time vlaltlni i
wllh bar roualna, Mr. and Mra. Bill
Hyda, returned to her borne hera
Ualurday.
Mr. and .Mra. Itay Taylor, (lib
Havana and Anh Tlndall motored
Klamalb i Falla Friday atenlnc
lo aiiend the Krunk Kln'a roui
edlan. tent .how.
Mr. and Mra. Harold Nlchole of
Klamalb Full, were hera KuJur
duy and Hunduy vlnlllug wllh Mra.
Nlchol'a fiillmr and molber, Mr.
and Mra. Hen l,uoaley.
Meaara. Itobort (lordon, Ortb
Hl.einore. Kuaaull Leaver. Fred (lor
don, MlM Fuya liorduu and Mlaa
l.mlha Vlnreni drove within a few
in I ha of ( ruler luke luat Buniluy
anil .walked the rumulnder of the
illniunru. Thuy bad a lunch af
l'ir tliey got ,u hu rim. .
A xond many . of the people
from . here atleiuted the Wanhlux
lon, Oregon ludlun convention at
Mul-K Hunduy afternoon.
Mr. ond Mra. (). W. Euitla. aon
and duuichtwr, Melvln liud .Mar!?.
I and Mlaa Klva Moon,, after ypejid-
iiik a, lew uuya in inn rouuiy aoui,
reiurned to 4holr Hnuiea b,ere Hut
urduy afternoon. , -t
Juik Martin, Mra. R. A. Moon
and dauKhtor, were amon( I hone
In tha oo 11 niy eat on bualneaa from
here Monday.
The man of Ihle community trave
donated 'work and boreu to help
put the dlub tn tarry away the
I overflow of wier from the Irri
gation ditch through town.
0. K. Carter waa bualneaa call
r In Klamath Falla Monday.
I ' Mr. and Mra. I'oole. Mra. H. h.
j Wliner'a mother and father, from
iHaeraiueulo, arrived here luat week,
j They plan on making their future
borne here.
Meaara. K. A. Moon and Chea
Iter Jatk.on nioiored to Klamath
i Falla and liark Monday.
i Meaara. Vara Bmylba and Pet Oard.l
'who apent tha week-end bar vl.lt
Inn frtenda, left Monday for their
atution at Anna Creek rump.
Mra. ttcoit Thompson, Oane and
Wallace Tbompeon. j
Mr. and Mrs. B K. 'Hainllron and
dauihtara, Mildred and Kara wre
bu.luea vl.ltora In Klanlatb Falla'
Tueaday. . .. )
H. t. Morrl.tm tauled a load of
wood for Ban' Hamilton Wednea
day from Klamath Falla.
A car ran Into tha ditch at the!
four corner, at' Mt. Ijikl Wednea-
day evening. Jim Blewart pulled
It out of tha ditch.
' George William, of Rprlng Lake
waa a caller in Mt. Lakl Tburaday.
Mrs. Ben Hamilton, Mildred and
Neva. Mra. H. D. Morrison and Mlaa
Myrtle Butler rlalted at, Mra.'Hieven
Griffith's ' lovely home Wedueeday
afternoon." .....
Dow Stewart was. a caller at bla
uncle's heme Thursday in Mt. Lakl.
C.' C. HulVt waa a town risltor
Thursday.
Mr. Nylander was " ilj '' KtaiBsth
Falla' one day 'this week. "
Mrs. Alex Cheyna and ehildren
were vHltlng In Ftlrvlew thle week.
Jas. McCleilen la home from Cal
ifornia. ' , '
' Tboo afleaulDg' the Totly Nelgb
bprs club from Mt. Lakl Wedneeday
1 were Mrs. Van Myers, Mrs. Kalo'r
'and Mra. Otto Wabble Tha club
! waa held at Mrs. Garden's t Spring
I Lake. . . ...
FAIRVIEW-MT. LAKI
MT. LAKI, Jane 2t. Tboa'a' at
tending the barbecue at Langell- val
ley from Falrvlew laet Sunday were:
Mr. and Mra. liet Liowiou and chil
dren, Ueorgle and llertun, Mr. and
KODAK FINISHING
- - In at out at 6 p. m.
V-':The Pewley'-
Opposite Court House
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ARD & GRIMES
JUT0 STAGES
round (rip. daily be-
hiailh Falla. A.blund.
f it Cortland over the
' Spring Mountain,
(lamalb Knlla Daily
a-, I'.IMl p.nl, :4n p.m.
h Mnir.inl Dully '
a-ll':.iA a.m. I.IMI p.m.
""wo Willi etiiKca at
' l nncl from l'orl-
wm?, MarahtU-ld and
ttl. .tarp throuirh to
M tail M.irhll..l,l In
Call, of fire: 01 5
b I'bsne 4:lit.
F "lc-e: n, Ilolrl.
Cbiinn rUH),
LUMBER
FOR SALE
CHEAP
Boards
Shiplap
Dimension
Siding
In fact practically all
items for construe
tion or repair work.
Drive out and look
it over.
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
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Here's a 'Hunch
on hich yju' can maka some real money. ' All
tire prices are advancing 10 to 20 on or before
Juiyi. ; " ' ; ; i i 's
I You can come in now and select what you
need which we will lay aside for you until you
want them. : 1 ' . .
1 Thi offer good until July 5.
A type of tire to fit
every machine and a
price, to 1 fit every
purse. ''
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Federal;
lire
Difcnkond
, Tire
Six years handling the same two brands- of
tires. "They mus.t be good or we. niake' them
good." ' ' ; J
DIAMOND TIRE &
VULCANIZING CO.
Phone 167. ' . ' 707 3"outt' Sixth St
My ELECTRIC RANGE
M FINISHING
I Hour Service
Tl Peailev'. !
ptt Court Home
Build with
M "Pii gaa
"COME FROM"
5ING INVESTMENT
11 Jomtrurted for rom
'N miiat y,.d a gt.
"iilrn on the money In-
C ne"TllB 'nnafriic
" Mlow fnnTeta brick
HmV?""'"- nttrartlre
niliii"1 "rB wenther-
nZ milmlantlnl
'"In'nrred ronrrnto.
r". Rn'1 'aelorlna of
indS r"'""n r8 n-y"
' . ,n Ufa Iwnmn from
"Mil, . i . ,
STONE TILE
Concrete '
CP Co. : ;
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VcAlJVORNIAOKFfiON
lajWUV COMPANY I
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Economy isn't the only reason
why housewives take such a
, natural pjride in their electric
ranges.
It's one of the practical reasons, of course
like the quick, clean, electrical heat, the
freedom from fuel and ashes, the better
roasts and baking. '
But after all, these might be a man's rea
sons for equipping his home with an elec
tric rangeWoman's reasons go deeper. If
you wish to see( what every woman thinks ,
of clean,' convenient, efficient electrical
appliances throughout the hbme,''notide.
the pride with which she says' "MJV elec
trie range.'.' '"'f','
There is now an electric range in
one out of every seven houses on the
COPCO system. ; ( l , .
Select one for your.honje from the mod
els on display at your nearest dealer's. Con
venient payments may be easily arranged.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Fostoffic Open Saturday, t s. tn. to 8:30 p. m.
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Silks fl
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Lustrous Silks in This
Summer's Varied and .
Captivating Hues. "
New Display of Latest Fashionable
Silks in Fine Georgettes, " Canton
Crepes, Crepe-de-Chines, Printed
Georgettes and Crepe-de-Chines
and Rayon Silks. . '
Canton Crepes,
inch - - - - $2.00
Colors Bermuda, nickel, midnite, cowboy, seal, mo-
hawk and black, 40 inch width :......$2.00
40
Crepe-de-Chines,
4J0 inch - - - $2.25, $2.95
"T i Color! Jade, Beaucaire, blush, rose, Nile, salmon, Lu
cille, Castilian red, fallow, navy, Laurel, rose, zinc,, white,
crab apple, autumn, rouge, ivory, spark and fex, 40 inch
width r.:.:.:..:.:.v:..r;
Canton Georgettes,
40 inch - - $1.50
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- Colors Starlet, zinc, jadite, praline, flesh fallow,
honeybird, tile, and Lucille, 40 inch width ...'...,...........$1.50 '
Printed Silks,
$2.75, $3,00, $3.50
These are' novelty crepe de chines and georgettes in--',
printed patterns beautifully,, .expressive of summer's rad
iance and woman's loveliness, 40 inch width, $2.75 $3,00,
$3.50.. ; -: .;; 7. ....... .
Rayon Silks,
36 inch - - - - $1.50
"'These come in fifteen different shades, crepes with
patterns, plain colors and satin finish stripes, 36 inch
, width '.. :: : .:..::.. '.: :j..$i.so
Blossom Silks, and Crepe Back Satins are new sum
mer fabrics also being displayed. .Blossom Silks, fine for
summer time slips, are a weaving of silk and cotton ,with(
a smooth satiny finish. Blossom Silks, yard, 75c. ' Crepe
Back Satins,' yard .' ....$3.00 and $4.00
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