The Klamath news., July 16, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

HATH NEWS
T'n C'uu Club Mombora of the
Tea Cup club will enjoy picnic at
Wlul-Ki tumorruw for (he entire
day, rar leaving (ruin the Metho-
ll-1ir J. Tlim. I iM church at 9:4G Thunder luoro
i in KJuuietb Kelle lhn
r Uuriua a go lit
in I'orllulid. f .
Ik-ally VUlliir (Isurga Tlrown,
maiden! of thu lli'uity country on
lliu Klamath nuurvelluu, wu ainuK
tb vlai'.ur ut tho court nuuM ye
tunluy Ii.t a lew bour. .
Mnrtla In Hurry L. Martin, who
realdo mi the Morrill road, waa
union lb Wmlnrnduy vlallur In
tliu city thu flral uf Ilia wiok.
Mr. I urry . am-
llm Murrla couu-
irhell runcb (a lu
tlK valley tlUtrlil
!(,dii'ly purrlma
lliu (mylng nraanii
,,.,1111.1 In general.
n,l Mru. ' II. A.
t Ihn Durrle coun-
II y Weilneailay (or
hiuK liUHinrw ana
LiiiIh. AcaordlOf u
li U located In Ihn
. Hi.' tin r Top will
linn till year anil
L l.rliltf
lMir vi' I "ill... ,,l,u il, ..urlv Hurt itt lit., wi.pb.
vIiik acaaon wlilih; '
vv.K nr nun. 1 yint ((f Amim tho vial-
Thuinday, July 16, 1925.
Pay TbirM
Ai'Cf Poalllon Mlaa ' Debllal
utwiiui na c.eiiu a puuiiua
Id the office of the Klamath county
tax collector lor the remainder of
the auinuiar montba.
il Jim Itonn wy,,w waa Karl I!. Hlnwart of
nnnr iromlii-iit . Klllllm,h akhih-v who fimnd a little
I line to xlop In lliu city (or a
vlall with friend.
VUllor lu Alice (iurland. real
di.nl of Ibe Oli.no dlnirlrt wu In
Klaniulli Kalla traiiaaciliu: uueinm
during Ilia I'uet few day.
Vlit4r Coley Hull of the Klam
atb Agency dlntrlit 011 tlio reaurva
tlon wua trunaarlliiK buelneii lu
tora In the city the curly part of
VUllor Mr. .and Mra. J. L.
Shirk, prominent eoulhern realdenla
who muko tholr borne In Berkeley,
are lu the city (or a abort time
vlaltliiK and IreiieaclluK bualneaa. r
Hlilrk la prualdcut of the Hlilrk Land
ft Cuttle company and la wall known
In tkla iwction where he niakea fre
quent vlll. !
Itciurn Kooili After vlaltlnit at
thu homo uf Mr. and Mr. M. A.1
Iluwkiiln, for the pant fwo week,'
Mr. anil Mr. Joe Lents, realdenla of
Yuhu City. California, returned to
their honiH In Ibe eouta ' Wedo.a
duy uioruliiK- . j
In KUmnlli Kail Mr. Clydo
Uavla f Chlluquiu who ha been
vlalilnR with her (utber, Jim Ulion
or Klmnutb Kulla i anoylnic bar
tuy In tlio city with many frlenda
to a grout extent. i
f"'""r IKIamuth Ageiicy who frnind a IMtle Kx nil Himhf Nat Towoy, dnp
uty coroner, of Klamath county,
who baa been In Portland (or Xhe
liuat mouth, will leave for, hi homo'
lUntly Vl-li'ir -V. V. Marvin,! Klunmth Full today, according
reHtdiinf of tlio Jti'iilty country la'i.t frian.ia ii. w,. b.iwImii vn.
i,.y hume'le located 1 , ,h nl!ly vl.lt or. to atop: t(.r,uy.
nutrient Ik III tlila
noulb, ciillud,,liy
Ljtr. Henley, hla
iroinliiunt In Klaiu-
lua lived (or many
ton the Merrill rimd.L ,no (.. l( ,rananct biiatneaa.
VMr. anil Mr, n. II. u. . ,f ... , !"'" Ml.llnn.l Mr. J. D. Iloop-
huivta ( Merrill; " - " T, from the Hooper ranch o( the
.t. .rHi.v vlnlilna ' ' . Mldlund dlatrlct, waa among the
' . . houae, hnvo act tnmorrow nlglit aa ,.,,.. , ,,, .u
il'n mill tr'ltll Jet-' 'viruiiin m iiuniuiu r una hcmhcp
,the tlma (or a awlinmlng party at;
day.
I the NaUtorlum. loiter In the aum
u. t. .. ....... ,. V. - alrlj, ... .. ... . . .....
!- i:d r.i ir'ln 1 "' " inor ciyae uririitn ana wn-
r ihe re-lre mur Proficient In the art ' Hum (Irimth, runchera of th Olene
' ,,.r ufler liav-!11"1 auutttlc aport, they are plun-l dlatrlctt wero vlaltora In the city
i i.i.l'i.n-l w.iero ,0 m"miun Wcdncailny frum their dairy (arm
r 1iql:o (or tom'Tl" " will make up the party
I Friday night are: Mra. Irma Hlxun,
j Mra. Klda Heal. Mra. Carlotla Clark.
b-iuy Among the,. Mr. Mury Wllaon. Mra. (irva lioaro.
keck waa William Mra. Margarut Wberland. Mlaa
aih Agency whoiDehlla lluwkina, .mi norotnea part or the week, returning to ner
here trunaacting itawaina, .niaa t.oroeua .aoirau, nome in oorria wuere. ue toacaara
' land Mlaa Vera Houaton. 'ranch la located
Vilt DiiuKhtor Mra. J. E
Tbackara, mother (o MIm Inex
Thackura waa vlalting In the city
with her daughter during the early
Nicer to Shop MorniiiKa Every Hour Every Day HiKy Here '
RULE;
IdSummer Clearance
rmnTim r morning
V. . 3 Pair
, $2.50
1'
KLAMATH
Lustrous and Sheen
Women s
Silk Chiffon Hose
3 Pair
$2.50
89
480 Pain Six Summer Colors '
Included In This Annual Mid-Summer
Clearance
Ensemble Suits Silk Dresses
Vest and Knicker Sport Suits
Silk Sweaters Sport Shirts
All Wool Tweed Outing Suits
Skirts Blouses Aprbns
Voiles. Suitings - Ginghams
Men's and Boys' Suits, Shirts
Work Sox Work Shirts Blouses
Munsing, Harvard, E. & W. Underwear
FALLS
IB Clcnranco Day Thnt Mean Money Saving to Thrifty Buyers
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More About
MUNGER SERVICE
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A few days ago an announcement was made that the Munger
rvice uhrfries, Inc., had added the New City Laundry of Klamath
Falls fafe org has been to erect a fine, new,
jnodern plaVi iorender 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-
eratioh. ' " '
Few can appreciate the magnitude of the Laundry Service of the United States.
Starting witriin recent years from a most humble beginning, it has risen to the eighth'
industry of the country with an invested capital of TWO HUNDRED MILLION
Dollars' in equipment and buildings and is spending increasing millions every
year. Tne laundry iias become a public utility. This most vital Service is growing m
demand more rapidly than any other Service Industry. At a recent National Conven
tion ofundrymen it was pointed out that the laundries of this country are doing '
but 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 for
the purpose of bringing to the communities where this necessary service;1 is needeij
the highest class1 of Service and efficiency. . '
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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 has
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.
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To have a more personal contact with the people of Klamath Falls, where a
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branch of this Laundry Service is being established, 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
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or operation and the possibuties or earnings will be personally given upon applica
tion.
Munger Service Laundries, Inc.,
5 Main Street'
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Gentlemen: 1
Without obligation on my part give me full particu
lars of the Munger Service Laundry investment securities.
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