The Klamath news., September 24, 1925, Image 3

KLAMATH NEWS
i
OER KEEFE
S HOLD OF
STORE HERE
Thursday, Sept. 24, 1925
Page Three
jn Auto Supply Co,
Vew Store Being Put
ape For Opening
Kt'efe, who In In ho luan-
ho spurious hew mure or
tern Auto Bupply cutniiuny.
in flttr.il out lit Ihu corner
fail I'lne mri-olH, arrived In
lust ulRlil from Oakland.
bilny Mr. Koefo will IiokIii
loiicuniziuK Dm loi'ul fstuh-
l'liina now roiitiiniiUUxl
iiloro, which In In lu ono
t In Oregon, to uu opon-
olior 2. Sulfa are not now
Liu but will start following
kjal oponlug on tbo aliove
hoi) different A rlli leu
fe Mail boon with the West;
fcly company for the past
km. He iinif been aMsm-tntrd
company's Oakland store,
n host of friend In the
oily.
ph'U of the liiHk assigned to
and whlrh ho wunt ac-
hctwecn now irtid Oelolier
gleaned from Ih'. fart that
li.OO'J or r.i.iro different
It lined in ;.ti.n. maimer In
Willi u"l uliilrs, that
i.orlu; anl placed in the
Hon ft ?.ncil for flic re
Ir Helen. 'I hi Is a part of
aiiy'n system nnd expedites,
fit-lent hervlco to cuHWiiiiers.
fo Iuih followed this line
nr Iho pant twelve yoarH,
experience liaH proven in-
o the moto.'iKt uoeklnR ad-
liiMlrtietlon on various ae-
JiiHt out or Improved upon
lo time by niantifnelitrerH
dn. HlurlliiK out in llen-
: 1 :l . Mr. Koefe Kradunlly
h way up, until ho I; now
I an nn efficient, rapihle
and an authority on auto
of which ho hus mado a
Fludy for the punt dciudo.
xpertod Mr. II. I'utlrnee,
Irintendent of tho company.
biTii within the next few
will assist In organization
bimuth Fulls branch of the
and also In Iho work of
itlio official opening of the
week froiu next Krldny.
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ItM I- s - M ( 1 .
4 .15 ' V VW' Saul ' 4
U)- Blond hair, h.itl y, fair KiS'A'C
! i"..' V,i'hV" jA romjilexion; five fect, six inches Gnt
Kt ZrffV tall; 13S pounds. Neck, 13 1-2 g V?
V ' i h.'' mclirs; bust, 31 Inches; waist, NjMfywl 8 "'ir
VJRf 'WiWrj inches; wrist, 0 inches; calf, 12 ftg .1 , Jf 1
5T vSCdl l"- ,Bhcs Wc, 8 inches. jJl 2 -f' I
-' ' Mcasurcmenla of Foy Lanphier, k' Vj" i
( i 19, of Santo Cruz, Calif., chosen Jy 1 ' Cifl ,
' M j-rt-''''' 'X ns "Miss America" In a national . : XJ''
'. y' henuty contest at Atlantic City. f''T"''Xjr
Mystery of the Sea
Involved in Finding
of Dead Sailor Man
the health director said, adding that
there wai no cause for alarm. If the
public helped in eradication measures.
PRINCESS MAFALDA
OFF FOR NEW HOME
SAN PEDnO. Calif., Sept. 23.
(United News) A gruesome token
cf a deep aea mystery the body
of a sailor strapped to a keg and
found floating 30 miles off Los
Angelea harbor, remainded unsolv
ed Wednesday after a grim pro
cession of old Urs' failed to recog
nize the body.' '.
The keg and body, Hiadly decom
posed, was found bobbing on rough
Pacific waters Tuesday by fisher
man and brought Into the har
bor for identification. '
One leg nnd one arm-were tight
ly strapped to the cask, Indicating,
officers bay, that the ' man was
thrown overboard alive. s ' 1
IIACCONIGI, Italy, Sept. 23.
(United News) Princess Mafalda of
Hesse Is speeding toward her new
home in Germany, following a wed
ding that linked the house of Savoy
with the house of Hohenzollern.
She was married to Prince Philip
of Hesse, nephew of the former Ger
man kaiser, Wednesday morning In
the chapel of the royal summer
palace. Mafalda Is the second daugh
ter of the king and queen of Italy.
Like her older sister, Yolanda, Ma
falda spurned the idea of a throne
In order to marry the man she lored.
ELECTRIC SIGNS;nP.cd
(rnian Buys
ge Business in
from Crater Co.
lie of lntero'it to ovory car
Kllilmilh emiiitv In bnnw
K. Q. Aver of San Krunclco
nsed the niaehluo shop and
bsllieK! mivl In Hia lliilitwin
pm lite Crater Lake Auto-
inipaliv. Mr. Aver will ron-
pt class repair shop, under
t ruler I.nke Cnrago, and
a full lino of accessories.
II. Because of his tweuty-
of rxiinrtniici. Npveriil
phlch were spent In fnctory
f Ayor Is particularly adapt
pert repair work, and will
Ills policy to guarantee all
ving the ahop. Having
no little time with the Pet-
tnr fVi t ,,a , a. f,, ...
Hie sllnn he Is nut unknown
r of Frunklln and Olds-
rs.
IV nt tnl. A ......
rouipany, local dealers of
iuwi curs, wnen inier'
regard to the salo. stated
company desired to devote
to the sains renrnsentatlon
'Urs In Ktnmnlh rnnnlv nn
kects hero Justified a inoro
sales campaign. Ilend
for the Crater Lake Auto-
o. will remain unchang-
irrnngcmonts have been
the service of Pnale and
rs In the same location. I
wishes to take this onuort-
recommendlng very highly I
s work to all cars owners
territory.
hidull Louvex Hob Kuyken-
nl Btlornoy, left yesterday
al for ft IniHlnesH trln In the
He will return Into today
COUNTY
KeVS to the citV Will ho nrnsonlarl
and a round of festivities will fnl
IflW with nnrltrara nmlrtna- ik.nn
ftp I TPW ftl Pi-M-I radio addresses during the day. Un
1U1 VICVT VI 1 11 V X,esa lhe commander- of the nayy.8
1 Hawaiian flicht Im nrHnntrf n
port to Washington immediately, a
simitar program will be repeated in
Oakland and Berkeley Friday.
Klamath county will be better ad
vertised than ever efore at the stuto
fair In Villein next week. Designed
by. and at the expense of tho local
chamber of commerce n hnge elect
rically Illuminated booth will set off
the big dlspluy of Klamath products.
Tho electrical display was designed
by Lin Sahln, secretary of the local
cliiunlicr. In the background Is a
rlslug sun, its rays penetrating over
the entire booth. Just In front of
this rising run is the Inscription
"Klamath county, an empire uwnkoii
ing." Colored lights add un ef
fectiveness mid novelty to1 tho dis
play. Pine treed which look real
will bo part of foro display socllon,
lhe sun bliitilng through them In the
background.
Potutoes will be the arc card of
Klamath county for prize honors.
Last year this county took first,
third, lourth and firth In 'that pro
duct, leaving only second place to
one other county In the state.
Two hlg booths will house the
products collected by County Agent
Henderson. Tho chief products to
be exhibited will bo Klainiith county
sugar beets. lettuce, potatoes, alf
alfa, hay, grain and a number of
vegetables.
County Club Leader Sexton has n
formldahlo urray of matorlal made
by county boys' nn girls' clubs.
This material, which will leave this
afternoon, Is to bo shipped In two
truck luuds.
RAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.
(United News) Two days of par
ades, banquets and receptions will
be encountered b,y tho flvo rescued
aviators of tho navy seaplane PN-9-1,
when tbey return to tho main
land from Houolulu.
Tho U. S. S. Idaho, bearing Com
mander John Rodgcrs and his four
I companions, will arrive in port early
! Thursday. Tho welcoming exercises
jwlll begin immediately with, a-par-,
nde from tho waterfront 'to the
;cMy hall.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL,
A sunny room and contented baby
will speed any mother's convales
cence. adv-D
Sale of dresses at Bee Begln's
Dress Shop 129 So. 7th St. One
rack of dresses to go at $12.75
22-27
Sirs. Kendall In Cnlir. Mrs. Ed
Hernial), wlfo of tho Justlre of the
peace Is In n San Francisco hospital
being examined to determine wheth
er an operation Is necessary. Her
condition Is not regarded as serious.
Carload of Farm Implements Now On
Road From Factory.
As Is our custom we will make special prices on these
Implements for cor door delivery.
October First will bo tho last day we will accept ordera
at the reduced prices.
The following prices will bo in effect until that date.
Steel wheel farm truck with double trees and nockyoke t 71.00
Mundt standard farm gear with out brake - 120.00
Mnndt niountuin gear with brake . 166.00 .
Molino No. 100 wide spreader 182.00
Nn. seven foot double cut tractor disc harrow .. 133.00
14" steel beam Blue Bird walking plow 29.00
Two Section peg tooth drng harrow 27.00
Two Section 17 tooth spring tooth harrow 32.00
All prices are for Implements knocked down delivery to be
mado at Iho warehouse at Klamath Falls, Ore.
J. W. KERNS
Moline Distributor
Farm Implements, Cream Separators,, Milking
Machines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds
1303 So. 6th St. Phone 557-J
Klamath Falls, Ore.
DEERING FUNERAL TO
BE HELD ON FRIDAY
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S- (United
!Jews) Funeral services for James
Deering, weaitny Dacneior eon oi
the founder of the Deering Har
vester company, who died at sea
on the steamship Monday, will be
held at 2 p. m., Friday, from the
family residence.
Mrs. Richard Ely Danlelson, of
Boston, a 'niece, Is In New oYrk to
meet the steamer and will accom
pany the body to Chicago.
Sale of dresses at Bee Begln's
Dress Shop 129 So. 7th St. One
rack of drosses to go at fit.ia.
22-27
Try a News Class Ad.
Wlat Pretty M M. 1
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You
Lucky
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Philippine Islands
Visited by Cholera
MANILA, Sept. 23. (United
News) Innoculatlons against chol
era are being resorted to in an at
tempt to curb progress of the disease
In the Philippines.
With 11 new cases discovered to
day, the director of the Philippine
health service Issued a statement,
urging public co-operation in com
bating the epidemic. He advised
injections against the disease, and
asked that anything appearing to be
cholera be reported Immediately.
A number of cases have not been
reported until the victims were dead,
FOR
Any Building ,
Economy, durability and
appearance are the result of
well thonghtoat plans and
specifications. -
Get the most
Building Dollar.
for your
SEE
H. R. PERRIN
Designs, Plans, Estimates
200 Hopka Bids. Phoan 2S0-J
!e sure of your
furnace!
comfort even your
) depends on the kind
it you obtain from your
f. That kind of heat
Ms on the construction of
urnace and the sic 111 with
It Is Installed In your
Health ronnlrna an
pant circulation of warm
heatl Not just healed
Comfort requires ado
heat at minimum el
and effort.
HAINES
FURNACE
1023 Main
Phone 323
MAN
Winter Will Soon Be Here
Now Is The Time To Think Of Stoves
JUST ARRIVED
A shipment of
"Cheerful" and "Alder"
Heater
You will want one.
There Heaters combine
beauty and economy.
Give the same glow ob
tained from a fireplace,
and are priced within
the means of everyone.
CLAUD H. DAVIS
The House'Of Quality
eventh St.
124 North S
I Saturdav Snecial at' 1
! BALDWIN HARDWARE CO, . ' , 1
X High Grade Blue Enamel Oval Roaster
S j Weal size for fowl or game birds. Splendid for
hj rt'TJ'' ; . ,, , . beef, pork or lamb,
j" -!i ,i3m.-. ,!,.,.. f , ... ,
j&t! , Siffi Just what you need for the opening of
1 ... " ' : duck season. ,
Iivim E' men vi JortjoKiyn, n. i mm uu
lays: I don't know what Utc cause, llll HI
was, but every few days my stomach1 IHj . ' llll
would feel all bloated up with gas.' m - P I
my appetite was poor and I felt sick I . . , - I)
. Baldwin Hardware ' Co.
"1 never thought of oting Carters ' III
Little Liver Pills until nothing seemed ' e g
1228 Z3t222XZ I . ' the WNCIfSTR store ;
my stomach talks back I answer with h ,. I
Carter's and have the Isst word." I 418 Main St : Phone 261 .
Recommended and for tale by aO ' . ' ' llll
drug stores, 25c,, " r '. " H'j . . -'1 11
ill (AdvertJSaent
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