The Klamath news., July 21, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Eaaltt. aaal4 kr Mr
ion Aaoac !W la!rst:ag
visitors ta la c-.tjr dsnng Ik
Par Valkrr Earl Kester was .
tt. ril visitors la Ik cut. valley
Jokaaoa. enwai Ik visitors
'SSij I Frank & Ring's CoiW
. nvk 1 Po V-lleV. lO MM t-4
were Mr aad '
tk valley r k -
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Mr
aad relatlvee.
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UWf lasss-w-4 "oallaaoa In-;
frrasrat vitor ta Ik city to trae- sad Mr. Wellington Travpler a
...laeas. was la r-cs-tly fro at Mrs. f T SaM.ra. Ik rettr. party
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IrE a Crater. " ! " ' V"'' iVretT I
i.rvjni .i i i - . - - kai i.it &. tiwarnr i ami ta ai urarn ri av t-m - i r r
1. k,
Follram Iuathoa at Rxtj
ihrv cuntiar4 around tk
fir arm Mil aw MI. ' ' . .
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IW Kocera aw ,.v. t
I-.IU afier a wk fa P""1"- . s,,,, Wwka4 ri.lwr,
Mra. Bor. lit! " ".,, ia(.,.4 B E
Koer. ..uadia. Ik. K!k. ' ' frul
ra'rr. ka a la
viai.
-Mr. aa4 Mr- M- r"'"'
KUaulk Fall. ratara4 t lklr
Rkkar4 .j, ta, ntlr ixur taiac
VUMIac Mr. aa4 Mi
rt-rirk of CraaK Pa. aapa-
ir4 br ki familr. kar bB la: M -!-! !"" -T A. C.rabk.
Kicatk roanljr for th part wk. v.a a tuiurrd Uat rk at Park-
rj;ua! at Ik Laara Moor mart (im rasp, m I Ik H for ral
iuB A rmMini to aira. -
thT mt bbbtob. friaU from Ih SpriBr.
at. vho bid mad to "
rarawB to atlead !!: Ba'Jcaal roa-
K:maik Uk. Tatrvk I a
to brotkr of Mr. Moor. MUa Iona
J'.lruk will rvma'.a aatil Srpm-
b.r. TlslllB( llk krr aaat at tk
rort.
4ar. kaiat Bdkml aitrailoa tmm
to kit kr. kk ti kart la tk
accidrat akkck k aaffrrrd
Rsrtoa la Kiamatk roaeu
natwe. i raacbrm la tb rjtr darinn tk past
.. . ffW d.T la-lid-l f . E. Bartoa. wbo
f ro- otrafcHi-Mr. aa4 tr.nrt batio.
E. 8.' Vratck aa4 daihtr. Mia,"",B
Kxarr Vrtirk. kar return! from, . . . .rml iB,i,r f ih.
portlaa. Mr. at- -Uit4 w u, ro,r,. . ,m0Bt u, , .nWl lh, ... Wood
l . i . k .tiamlari ID ... . . . ' '
Wood Kirr Mr and Mrs. U
IlaiBM. kin. Utkr Poaoaa and
daorbtrr. IVttr Ioaoa wr tTttmiM mt4 raUU.ea.
ioook lb naar KlaaiatB roaatr
VMt la Soaith Mr aatl Mra. Ilar
told Brriraaa. mMiu of KUtaatk
N- Palla. r aeaoaj lb vultort ta
Dvaamair orrr tk vk-ad. vltk
frK-ndJ. wbil Vatth attadl tb of .oB ,L,,.rl , ,he cr .
Mi Vaatrb ha
n.r. hr tbrr bad a pkbic laach LfM, mm mmouf KUlB.,.
' aad aupprr.
PalU ridaU to pad Saadar at
Z-i..i. fi.M. :Crtr Uk. LjrtM t coaBcll
. L.i!i -Hh tb. Pacific Tlpkoa. aad Tl
Klamath rridBta from tk eltr. and '
ao amoBK thoa. to uk adranuc. of " co""'f-
ba la Portlaad ith friad linre' .
IB Lnrni'M 1 KlliHt la Amoca m mamam Stftiajt t'twk
ana aarina i rouo'.r raarncri to a mj is .trBB,, io uk
onia. lb ntr rcntlr t a. tinoiu
- I raachr of tb Mtrrill diatrlcl.
To tb Lakr u. t.. irariuctn dii-iums wnu are. ,k. H. , ,-., mrm.tic of;
Portlaad. ho haa bn la Ike city; Mr nd Mr G,rtt Spaanu aad
for tk paat wk. rtumd aorta; Km. lrrrill-Amo the - ,,.,.!.,. Kathria. Mr. aad Mra. I
after Tiiitinc kr. WTiiie la klam- oo, Merrill :itor. ia th. city la- Knrfl S(),D1., .ao tabT. Tk, ,u I
ath coaatr k. aad a rait to Cratrr clBdd Mr.. S K. Earaan of tb. Ea-. . je djy
Uk. ipcadinc Snndar at lh reaort. ma a ranch, who a In the city to SprjD, cnrt
traasart ttuineu daring th. latter "
Mlw Coaboy IraTea Mlaa Grace part of the ntt. j ta, a-ah--Mr. ad iiri. r.y Tai-1
Cuaiwi irfl for Lawreace, Kauaa.' low ol Klamath Falls bar. returard j
EnndAT, alter reldiac in Klamath Hauiltoa la B H. Hamilton, to the city after ipeadinic a drlifht-'
Fall for the past year. The re- raccher of the Merrill road, where; tul week-end visiting with friend
matnder of th. rammer aad the be own a fine herd of dairy rattle. nij relatives at tansmair.
(all will be spent with Miss Con- was among the oit of town recent
boy- parents in Florida. i rUitors. Mm. Trout la Mrs. P. M. Trout.'
" i wife of Dr. Trout. Malin physicUn.
. To Crater lake Mr. and Mrs. E.: MidUart Araons the recent riiit- wxt ,rOB4 ln. rmnt Ttsitors In
A. Kenlck of Klamath Falls were ors la th. city inciadf a number of tBe City durinr the past few daya.
amons the risttors at Crater fake Midland da:ry ranrners. amonr. tnem
Suaday afternoon, retarnini; Uter being J. D. Hop-?r from his ranch '
la the day. . In that section of Klamath county.
sork
LOOK AHEAD!
I i pro Ted Real Eatat la A
Saf latmenL
BUILD!
Bat let tb Biaiiaiuni fur your
building dollar
SEE
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H. II PERRIN
IValjraa. rUaa, Katlasal
3U Hopka BUS. IIwbo 'JM-J
THn Bis WMteT,
Seventh and Pirie St
Tuesday, Wednesday and Tk -
A From Star T C:.
"YON YONSOJT
Price 25c and 50 c. ' Jazi i
Vaudeville Between Act
I Th. aky sprinkled a llltl. water, bat there's a regular rata of bargains la lb (iuldra Hill.' Mid Butumer rlearaac 1
Last Saturday In Our
For BeafclcBt Mr. and Mrs.' Merrill Aironr tSe numerous
Earl Hill aad daughter, iliss Audrey visitors from the Merrill section of
Hill, former residents of Klamath,'1" county was R. c. Short, dairy
rails, hare returned to the city from rancher of that section, who was in
their borne la Aberdeen. Wash. They during the latter part of the
plan to remain her permanently. ' traasart business.
Hill to go Into the electrical bust-
aea as soon as a saitaoie loeatioa UotJ-a Ain-jcg the out of town
ia fouad. Mra. Hill was a former "'"'" " ' 'he city for a
Klamath school teacher, and is a da?r to T"-:t aJ transact business
sister of B. E. Wattenburg. U 0. H. Xelton. rancher of the Wor-
,dea district, vho was in during the
Rancher Is Fred McKendree of '" part of the week.
Merrill, well known rancher of that ' --r
aeetion of Klamath county, was
among the KUmath Falls visitors in
the city Monday.
To the Lakc-Among the numer
ous visitors from Klamath Falls to
Crater Uk. Sunday was a group who
enjoyed th. day at the resort dor-'
lag the afternoon. Those In the
party were Mr. and Mm. Marion'
Hanks. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Clemens.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Funk. Mr. and
Mra. Otto Langslett, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Richardson. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Ahlstrom. Miss Kerne Hanks.
Miss Fern Ahlstrom. Miss Kaiher-I
ln. Malloy and Blair Malloy.
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drujrs.
His Advice Will
Be Worth Your
While
Let those who serve
you best, serve most.
We serve you well is
our proud boast.
The Service Man.
?
Visitors at Lake Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. John
Houston. Miss Vera Houston and
?!"Ist7, lu.ui i a party
of Klamath residents who maijo a
trip to Crater lake Sunday.
At Ikc Miss Dorothea Wort Icy.
Miss Tbelma Short, Miss Miriam
Wortley and Walter (Short were
among the visitors at the beach
above Wlul-Kse on Klamath lake,
to enjoy the swimming Sunday.
Hwlm Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Hector
and a party enjoyed a picnic and
wim at the beach on Klamath lake!
above Wlul-Kse on Sunday after
noon. A picnic was served later in
the afternoon.
At Kirk Mrs. II. (,. Wortley
Pnl Sunday at Kirk with Mr. Wort
ley, who transacted business in the
lumber town during the day.
Merrill Among the vlnlt0r In the
elty from the Merrill district to
transact business, was Harry Booth
rancher of that section.
Olene Ranchers In the elty re
cently to spend a day vlit!ng or
transacting business included Levi
Griffith, well known farmer and
rancher of the Olene district.
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drugs
HOWARD & GRIMES
AUTO STAGES
Three round trips dally be
,J,en Klamath Kalis. Ashland
Medford and Portland over the
conic Green Spring Mountain.
Irf-avo Klamath Falls Dally
7:fi ,.m., i p m .4;,
Leavo Melforl Dully
:fK) a-m., I0::w a.m. i.:mi p.m.
Connection with stages at
Medford to and from Port
land, Cfnllo, Marshlield and
Uandon.
7:40 a. m. ataee through to
Portland and Marshlield in
one day.
Klamarh Fall offlrr: CIS
Main. Phone 4:13.
Mmjford office; N,, 0c.
Phono HOC).
Cut Prices
and
No Interest
Will sell more goods than
the best high pressure sales
man any store can hire.
We claim that we are sell
ing more phonographs
than all other stores and
makes combined in Klam
ath. All latest styles of
upright and flat models in
cluded. We specially re
quest you to visit other
music stores and get their
prices and terms.
1
Then For Comparison's Sake
"See Us Last"
Earl Shepherd Co.
. Pianos, Radio, Records.
507 Mam St. phone 282
Mi'
mm
p.
s?) Ad
A FAKMEK'S WIFE
Th. husband of a certain farm
er's wife of Laugell valley commun
ity auggejts the publication of th.
foiioaiug.
A farmer's wife baa no excuse for
Dot bAlog cultured and up-to-date.
All ah. has to do la to rook th.
meals and wash the dishes and
aweep the floors and scrub Ih. steps
and wash the clothe and Iron th.
linen and mend he sorka and patch
the pants and milk the cows and
churn the butter and feed the chick
ens and bathe the children and tend
the gardes and water th. flowers
and ran the fruit and rut the chil
dren's balr and set the dog on th.
tramps aad chase the cat out of th.
milkhoua. and polish th. silver
ware and blacken the stov. and
clean out th. ant:c and dicker with
the rag nan and r paper the pan
try Bhelvea and shoo the chickens off
the back porch and wipe up the m-ud
father and the boys trick in and
bake the bread and make the rakes
and shake the rugs and beat the car
pus and duat the furniture and
drive th. T!gs out of the flower
garden and answer the telephone
and stft the ants nut of the sugar
and air the leaiher beds and warm
the water for father to k his fwr.
Sn4 St. h OUl Ml 1 J uae auti Kl
rid of tha little red ants and make
stalls for the hired man's sore
thumb and get the men folks our of
bed in the morning and gather the
eggs and net the hens and order the?
groceries and keen the neighbor's
baby while she goe tr town and
get the children oif lo school and
get rid of Insurance men and figh
off book ngent and spray the fruit
tree and gather the lx Trice and
trim the lamps and swat the files
and split the kindling and start the
fires and empty tho ah ran and slop
the pigs and peel the peachea and
rake the lawn and nuke the beds
and string the beans and the comb
the children hair and sort the ap
ple and keep track of the men
folks' collar buttons and carry tn
the stove wood and pick the gceso
and make the pies and answer the
door-hell . tmd - write a letter to
Motbor. Then in the afternoon ah.
can go to the missionary meeting
and work her head Al tor th.
heathen. Ex.
People Made Purchase
For the First Four Days of This t
There Has Been An Average Pc
Day of Almost 500
Buying Customers.
Khaki Outing Suits For
Growing Girls
$1.69
New Voiles Enter July
Clearance Race
69 yard
Eleven colora of fancy rose figured
voiles have Just been received from the
wholesalers. Regular SI values, they
have been placed In the 6'Jc rolls assortment.
Work Shirts
You Know It
50 and 65
Good blue chambray work shirts, reg
nlar 65c and 86c niiRlltlos. Ourlng thin
sale as long as tltoy last.
Thrse are the very thing for sum
mer camps, outing trips, or louring of
good weight khaal, middy hlouse and
skirt styles, with red or black Windsor
Ilea, button backa and front, elifsllc knees.
Itrgular value : 60. Sizes ( lo 18 years.
Hosiery Days Are Proving
Popular
Infant's Hoe 25c
cotton hos. In solid colors, drop
stitch, roll top, were 33c, Dow 'Mr.
Children's Hose 79c
hose, rayons and silks. $1.00 qual
ity, all colors except white.
Novelty Hose 92c
Allen A and Flllaneed mercerised,
and Topsy in rayon, for women medium
shades, stripes and checks and plain
colore, double garter grip.
Silk : Chiffons 89c
More than half of the 4 80 pairs of the
famous Allen A silk chiffon hose bought
for this sal. have gone to eager custo
mers In the first four daya of this mid
summer Clearance.
Smart Outing Suits,
Tweed Plaids
$7.50
For those women mho desW1"
nra of appearance and quality
vli-eablllty, see the grey wool !
Iilnatlnna of rent and knlrken i
plaids. Tailored aa they ihouM k
Silk Dresses Are Mo
Rapidly
$9.98
$21.48
Uaw .'7!
Comfort
Dr. SckoU't fool to
have some form of foot rrou w
If you tre one of tha tuna
you should
VWt Our
Foof Comfort Dtparm
and leam how thcwsin-ir
pla tufTetln. with foot trmih"
have benefited through th
of Dr. SchoU'f Foot Comor! Af
pbonots. - '
LH Vt Show You
If you wore not one f Ul8 765 slurdaVi beUor bi one of Ul0,9 lri(,ng her. -w m Auul
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