The Klamath news., July 16, 1925, Page 11, Image 11

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rZZuMi--CUt 1. Thomee.
t' Mt of lh ""'
il.,v district
mi ilnly purehie-
ba.lnrra In general.
Mr.
,j Mr. M. A.
.ie of the Dorria e,,n-
" in. city wc.i....uy ;
7 lrnl" 'ulnne
-. I. llliUlMfl In the
,kOM re" -
.. ...... ih huy crnu will
la, airii
.llr fin. mi.
l" "M,," ; .......
, lb. h.vi "" "
.. . ii... Ilxulcy of
lent, former prunim.
(, fOUIVly re.KI"!"
Irom th. "u,n' n"a
nd of Mr.. Henley. m
who le prominent in mani-
i iittnA f . if munv
ere n
Th. Henley horn. I. loraicn
Llln out on th. .Merrill rond.
t.1 In Mr. and Mr. R. II.
. merrh.ix. f M.rrlll
L tb. Hty ye.terd.y vhltlng
n. K4 Mratln aim nnniaci-
blaess.
The '' Mr-. K.l M-irlln
Kl.rn.ih V"'
of Iks siimmir .Cor linv-
h. wl.i.r In Oakland wnero
Hide ber tar.mo fur eouie
Th. Agenrr Among the
of tho week William
of Kl.m.th Agenry who
ome tint here tran.actlng
r
I Tr up flub M.mbere of th
To Cup club will .ii Joy a pknlo at
Wlul-K.a louiorruw for the .ultra
day, c.r. leaving from tht M.lho-
dl.t chureb at 9:45 Thursday morn
Idi. Ilealiy Vlaltur tlvorge Drown,
ra.td.nt of (he llealty country on
lb Klamath re.erv.tlon, w.a among
the vlsitora at th. rourt boua y.a-
tarday - ft a, .few hour..
Martin lu Harry L. Martin, who
re.ldea on (ha Merrill road, waa
amonl th. Wodn.iday vlaltora In
Ibo city the flrat of th. work.
' Vlallor In Allre iiarland, real
lie lit of tbo Olono dlatrlrl waa In
Klamath Falla tranaartlni builnoaa
durlDK th paat few daya.
VlaHur Tol.y Hall of the Klam
ath Aarnry dl.trlrt on th raMirva
tlon waa traniarllng bu.ln.aa In
tho city tho rly part of tho wek.
Thuif4day, July 16, 1925.
?tf "ton
Nicer to Shop Mornlnga Every Hour Every Day Busy Here
firm Of W'rck Amona; tha vial
tora In tho city Ih. early part of
tba wc.k waa Karl V. Bl.wart of
Klamath Airnry who found a little
time to atop In the city for a
vi.lt wltb frJvndi.
Ilralty Vll'r V. V. Marvin,
r.aldent of th. Ilcatty country la
uniting tlm many vlallor. to atop
In the city to trannart bualneaa.
ha Hwlm A fmup rt glrla, the
majority of thrm from tho court
houae, have aot tomorrow night a.
tha time for a awlminlng party at
the Nalatorlum. It.r In the aum
niir, when number of the girl,
am more profit-lent In tho art of
th. aquatic .port, they are plan
ning to awlm In Klamath lake.
Thnaa wbo will make up tb party
Friday night are: Mr.. Irma Dlton,
Mr.. Klda Ileal, Mra. Caxlotta Clark.
:.tr. Mary Wilton, Mra. Orva Board,
Mra. Margarqt W'ltorlaud, Mln
Uvhlla llawklna, MIm Dorothea
llawklna, Ml. Cordelia Cantrall,
and Ml.a Vera llou.ton.
AT INMltlon Mlia n.t.n.1
llawklna baa accepted a poaltlon!
m tn. office of th Klamath county
tai collator for the remainder of
the lummer montba.
VlalUira Mr. and Mra. I i.
Hhlrk, prominent outhern raald.nta
who in.k their home In Berkeley,
r. In the city for abort time
vllt Ing and tran.actlng bualneaa.
Hhlrk I. president of the Hhlrk Land
f ettle rompuny and la well known
In thU wcllon where he make, fre
quent vl.lta.
Iteturn Houlli After vlaltlng at
the home of Mr. and Mr. M. A.i
llawknla, for the pan two weeki.
Mr, and Mra. Joe Louti, raald.nta of
Yulia City, California, Teturaed toj
their home In tb eoulh Wednes
day morning.
lu Klainalh Kalla Vra. Clyde!
Iiavla of Cblloquln who bai been!
vlaltlng with bar father, Jim Dlion
of Klamath Falla I enjoying .her
tuy In the city, with many friend
to a great extent.
Kvorrtrd Hume Nat Towey, dep
uty coroner, of Klamath connty,
who haa beon In Portland tor the
pa.t month, will leave for hut home
In Klamath Falla today, according
to friends wbo were advlaed yea-
terday.
Prom Midland Mra. J. D. Hoop
er, from the Hooper ranch of the'
Midland dlatrlct, waa among the!
vliltora In Klamath Falla Wednea-
day.
VUllor Clyde Griffith and Wil
liam Griffith, ranchera of the Olenel
dl.trlrt, were vlaltora In the city: I
Wedneaday from their dairy farm, j
Vlell. Ilauglitrr Mra. J. E.i
Thackara, mother lo Mies Inei
Thackara waa visiting In the City
with ber daughter during the early
part of the week, returning to ber
home In Dorrls where the Thackara
ranch la located.
I MidzSummer .Clearance
STARTS THIS MORNING
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Lustrous and Sheen
Women's
Silk Chiffon Hose
89
3 Pair
$2.50
3 Pair
$2.50
480 Pair Six Summer Colors
Included In This Annual Mid-Summer
Clearance
Pnuamhl. Stn'ra Silk Dresses
Vst and Knicker Sport Suits
Silk Sweaters Sport Shirts
All Wool Tweed Outine Suits
Qiu. RlmiRM Aprons
lea Suitings Uingnams
Mn'a and RovS Suits. Shirts
Wnrlr Snv Work Shirts Blouses
Munsinty. Harvard. E. & W. Underwear
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KLAMATH 3. FALLS
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More About
MUNGER SERVICE
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A few, days ago an announcement was made that the Munger
Service Laundries, Inc., had added the New City Laundry of Klamath
Falls to its organization. The intention has been to erect a fine, new,
.modern plant to render to people of Klamath Falls a Laundry Service
equal to that of the largest cities. Plans are now under way, a lot has
been purchased, and within 90 days this new laundry should be In op
eration. .! ! ' .'--';. i ! : -
Few can appreciate the magnitude of the Laundry Service of the United States.
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Starting within recent years from a most humble beginning, ij has risen tq the eighth
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' industry of the country with an invested capital of TWO HUNDRED MILLION
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DOLLARS in equipment and buildings and is spending increasing millions every
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.year. . The laundry has become a public utility, This most vital Service is growing in
demand more rapidly than any other Service Industry. At a recent National Conven
,' tion of Laundrymen it was pointed out that the laundries of this country are doing'
' Tjut 1 0 of the available business which will come to them as they increase the qual
ity of service and efficiency. Munger Service Laundries, Inc., have been organized tor
the purpose of bringing to the communities where this necessary service is needed
the highest class of Service and efficiency.
George M. Munger, Jr., President of the Munger Service Laundry, Inc:, is one of
the most capable laundry men on the Pacific Coast or elsewhere. His training ha
been acquired through years of contact with one of the first chain laundries of the
United States, which was pioneered by George M. Munger, Sr., in Chicago 60 years
ago. He has now associated with him men of honesty, integrity and ability with the
sincerity of purpose to build a successful and profitable business.
' To have a more personal contact with the people of Klamath Falls, where a '
branch of this Laundry Service is being es tablished, a limited number of shares is of
fered to the public at $25.00 a share. Investments made in the laundry business of this
country are considered sound and highly profitable. Information regarding the plan
of operation and the possibiities of earnings will be personally given upon applica
tion. ' V
Munger Service Laundries, Inc.,
5 Main Street .
Klamath Falls, Oregon. '
Gentlemen:
Without obligation on my part give me full particu
lars of the Munger Service Laundry investment securities.
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