The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 27, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, OrtoW 27. 1925 Paf TKr 5 l the Pet 28 00R .eiTisswrarri in Im ll I .. uM'h 80 ?""?. " Ki.n..tb ,,,.' 7 l" iiuiui raue ana. Mearord entra nurh .l.n.l.m.., on th. lU, ,,,, w.v to ,ul f", partie, wiii ii.. . ' aisisnulng U that h'l'l i'r- ,cro lit Ml Wednesday, Mir afternuuna l" ,lr homes in ren- ,n( where Hie 1, idernoona p)y- f);! golden li" unins reds miUi i MAMA ( II.UTKIt to Micirr ti I J4IMV . i Alone t'hupler, No, Ct, O. K. H. meet In regular aeaalon. Oc- Inner 27 si eight o'rlwk In the ; lioiitli. rte ehadea will he usnd ! Muaonlc hull, according to an an. In the derurallon nf iho roi.ni. Tho ! ""'inroment mail laat n Ik lit by arrangements are under lha super-!Mr"' A'n'llu llitnka, worihv mat- Flower. In ' llUuen.a vlalon ui Dm imams committee. In cluding Mr, (lurilnn Pimm, Mra. l.oreue I'eaeley, MId J Han I'vrry ami Mlaa Uiruiio Jennlnga. I'elroneMea, uf which there will ho mure than thirty, will be an n illu cl lalor. Among th Inter citing boullie on lha: uftnrnoou ar Iho apron booths, nuveliy, candy anil radio buoiha In which a wraith of IH may be round f i r tho hol iday suusol.. One Hid n Iho room will lie turn ed Into K lea garden where toa w:il by ik arranged ar-1 chaTga of ,hll, toilut. mnimllto in faanii.itlng , I itDH. rnnon Mr. fleorge ,rdl bUh acurr liilirn to Mra. K. . it Thuraday wont Mfrrjinun and low Iford. KoWlaon received ,.ilncluy eflernoou t,y Vra. II. K. !) cLinaolatlun. M!.i tola lln a num i r n't for Uy it tlltl hHIIIP i,i I'.r.e nireei on rrdtv ev-oina. MKTIIOIUKT ( III lt( II Alt MKKTH Tltm WKIIK Th work cf the order will lio xunitillflid by th pant nutrone and pant patrons. An Inieruailng soclul hour and referahmente will ba eijoycd at the el., of the chap tor. Membera and vlallora aro re quoatnd to attend tha evoiilnic. Th offlrura of Aloha chapter cordially Invito all paat mntrcji and paat puirona In 4hn city to a dinner lo ba alrvn lu thulr honor on TuoJay ori'nlnit. Ontobnr 27 at 0:30 o'clock In tha Mmonlc ball. Mra. Caroling lwla, worthy (rand matron cf Oregon will mako hvr offlclul vlilt to tho Aloha chaplor on Nuvemliur tha tonth. ncoa ntafj for III Uial vlall of til aeaaon. A blllna wind., Iilowlim off the Ink., made their vlnlta briuf and noun niadu the long lilko to tho wuter'a ede. Th anKlnaera am pulllna; up camp and leaving today from the park and from Anna Horlnr. pmD. Thi.y ara leavlnn their work un- rillliplotad until tho comln anrlna. whan the hlithway with Ita dotoura will ba tin Uhed. With the departure of tha en Klncera the entire park will be left in the care of only a few rangera, me aleoplnc Deara, aqnlrrela and cblpmunka and the aott thud of pine conoa aa may nil ine white now. The young caretaker baa fortified hlmaelf tor the winter, and Sunday warned prospective vlaltore Dot to plan on vialtlng the lake the coming week-end aa the "anow wna coming in and coming In hard." It la bla prophecy by noit Sunday that the drlfta will be fur over the top of any carl that mlKht ioi-k entrance. Kor iho meiuhore of the Lnd!e Alii of the Molhod'.tt church, Mra. K. C. Hiuckey eniertalned on Thura day afii'raon c.l brr home on ('anhy alrrvl. .Vnre than 40 gurata enjoyed the afiornoon'a ploaaure. A niott aiiicMiarul aale waa reported by uicinbca of the rumrrnso anl commlttoo and plun for the holiday bauar were dlacuaard. The baiaar will be as event of December (. Following the bualnrea meeting Mri. Mtuckey. Mn. Kennoih Smith and Mra. Norila Yung aervod daintily prepared refreihniente. The neat meeting of the croup will be bald the third Thurndny In November at the home of Mra. K. II, llalal(er on Metroae atreet. The date will be November 1. e e e Mi-rriiiiisT aiii TO (.IVK IHNNKIt A "Jlgg" dinner, novel In every detail, will be given on Saturday Ivn Am', .i". acrre- evening in me i. w. w. r. uibimr S. c!i:; which will raiom. October 11, by mombera of ine .voinnniat r.piacopai rnurcn The dinner, which will nf the largeat of the winter aeaaon. I under the direction of the weal urn division of the church with Mra. 11. K. Momyor. Mra. Chrla llarnatable and Mra. (luy Salerlve In charge.' ':cea aeut fle on IIIki alreet. re-orLnlif. the ler'a a irk. II. 14 wilt turn out en ired, lo attend tbo llren In tho rharo t roomi from 1 : 00 X O'clock oa Sat- Soteatier 14. The he direction of the itMtfcinal Women'a otdertaken tho aa- ttlng Ibe real room it library, plan for . la Ua nature of .llamilon at euch Cmr, (0 pound it IU plagly . . ! iir. oi7 the it price ay for a M tooth rERINE H PASTB rpTubt NCE M0NT TOIUUM Management NESDAY NING Crater Lake Lodge Tucked in Blankets Snow In patrhea, the black brulna In hiding for the winter and a bleak loneaomo wind blowing front Crater Lake la all that la left of a glorluua aummer of the famoua Indite. Wlndowe In the Kngllah manor bouae lodgo were boarded aa pro tection agatnat the weather and poe alble vlallora. Kven the water haa boon turned off for the winter and the caretaker haa hla precloua gup ply on band waiting for the anow which will give him opportunity to melt It orcaalonally for hla uae. Only one peraon occuplee the lodge for the coming winter. He la a youth probably 20 yeara of age. already needing a haircut warmly dreoaed In army toga. One corner of the lodge haa been pro parod for hla winter quartera where he will apond month after month not eenlng a peraon or hearing a k. ,aound but the acurry of tiny pawa na one Ol wooa raia or cuiiuiiuuna iu aearrh of food. There will be no fire In the huge fireplace until aum mer melta the banka of anow that cover the lower wlndowa In great drlfta. According lo the engineer!, more ed In one of (ba Ilogue Rlvor val ley cltlea, , . . ' , . . , ' . It waa previouaiy announced mat Ibe atore would open ' ' it eight o'clock. However, due to the addi tional work being put Into the build ing tbe atore will be forced to open at nine o'clock today.' . ' The new fixturea arrived the lat ter part of the week and bare been Inatalled In the building. Tbey are tbe lateat model In l'lraly Wlgglr fixturea which make ahopplng eaalor with ahelvea four Incbea 'from tbe floor to tbe average length. T. J. Hampaon, manager of the Klamath Kalla atore la a recent ar rival in the city from Grand Junc tion, Colorado. Hla family la ex pected to arrive during the coming week to make tbelr home In Klam ath Falla permanently. Hla work haa been tbe key to the aucceaa of Plggly Wlgglr In the city. the uae of a gun. yirat be was se emed of (booting game blrda from a public highway, and, aecond, he waa charged with bunting blrda on an encloaed piece of land. Molge entered a plea of guilty and depoilted ISO with tha authorities. speeding. When he waa arraigned la justice court here yesterday he! entered a plea of guilty and wa ordered to pay a fine of flS. Piggly Wiggly To ' Open Doors Today This morning at nine o'clock Plg gly Wiggly, No. 1 S6S of the world chain and No. 1 In the chain of aoulhern Oregon stores, will open Its door to the anxiously waiting public to receive them In tbelr re cently renovated quartera, which have boon fitted over with the now Plggly Wiggly standard fixturea that have made the store novel through out tbe world. Although Oregon has been the last of the western states to be col onised with the stores, the state haa received them well and they are fust being recognised as one of the most active of the chain stores In tbe United States. It la thought by thoae In charge of the Installation and'" ' ,he ,,ore" 'n' t Hn In toe nuge cnain win una to be plac- KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. Deat accommodations and care In confinement. ade. 17 ' HUNTER FINED $2S FOR LAW VIOLATIONS In all probability, . Jack Melgs baa learned two lesaona. Tbey cost 125 each. Marlon Barnes, deputy state game warden, and tbe local Justice ct the peace, played parts In bis education. . Mr. Melgs was arrested on two charges, each of which Involved Simple Mixture Makes Stomach Feel Fine Simple buckthorn bark, magnesia aulph. e. p. glycerine, etc., aa mixed in Adlerlka, often helps stomach trouble in TEN mlnutea by remov ing OAS. Br In a out a aurprialng amount ct old waato matter yon never thought was In your aystem. Stop that full, bloated feeling and makes you happy and cheerful. Ex cellent for chronic constipation. Adlerlka works QUICK and delight fully easy. Whitman Drug Co. Adv. Heavy Foot Costs Driver 15 Smackers The right foot of Charles Krneg er was heavy Sunday. Which fact would not be worthy of recording bad It not been resting on the foot accelerator of an automobile- which Krueger was driving. Krueger was arrested near Mo doc Point by County Traffic Offi cer Knowles and was charged with That Essex 4 touring for 1188 down aure has a lot of extras and Is one real buy. See It t the Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main Sts. 02S Sir Knights: Attention Members of Calvary Com-. mandery No. It), and tbelr ladles, are requeated to be In attendance Wednesday . even-, Ing at the Masonic Hall. The Ttoyal Arch Masons wilt be our guests upon this occasion and a banquet will be served at 6:30. Tbe evening will ba spent In varioua diversions. Pleaso attend. GARRETT VAN RIPER,; Commander. everym&xi Roosevelt said "Every mar( owes part of his time to the profession to which be be longs." Our entire effort is to raise by ' our example the standard of our vocation. EARLWITIOCK PHONE FUNERAL COR. SIXTH o HOME eTPINcSTc rOHTt'MK PARTY IH PLANNKM Of tntoreu to a large number of the youngar set Is the roatume party to be given on Ilallowe'eo n'.ght at Ibe homo of Mr. and Mrs. K. O. CutnmlnCT with Mlaa Mar garet Cummlnxs and Mlaa Anna Sot The Plggly Wiggly opens today. Get 'In on the opening specials. See pagt S of this paper. 027 Kodak Finishing that pleases all la onr epoeialty. BTINSON'B STUDIO 737 Mala St. ser as the hostesses. More than St a. That Essex 4 touring for $ 1 S S down sure has a lot of extras and la ono real buy. See it at the Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS SPECIAL SALE Till October 31 Air Heaters Regular Value $7.50 to $22.50 NOW $4.50 to $20.00 1 Our New Fixtures Have Been Installed. Our' Shelves Are Fully Stoctetf and Now We Are R eady For 1 the " - - I Big Opening j' e. i. I 1 ' i' - Tuesday, 9:00 a. ni. Visit this, the first Figgly Wiggly Store in Southern Oregon. Buy at the only real groceteria in Klamath Falls. Form the Piggly Wiggly habit and save. . - . You'll prefer shopping here because You select what you want and yo-: don't have to ask the pnee. You can hurry or take your time. No one delays you, no one- hurries you. . i ' ' Your order is not slighted whether it is big or small. You do not have to tell your neighbor whether you want a quarter of a pound of butter or a pound. You simply pick up what yo"J want and the price tags tell you the price. " . Every part of Piggly Wiggly is rea dy for inspection at all times. Your eyes tell you that the store is clean and the surroundings sanitary. Take Advantage of These Specials OPENING DAY ONLY . BREAD 2 Loaves 5c 1 ii , While it lasts. Each person making a purchase at our opening will be entitled to buy bread at this price. But you'll have to hurry, it won't last long. DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 60 lb. sack $2.28 The famous hard wheat flour, Oregon's favorite brand. . VALUABLE CASH PRIZES FREE P MUSIC Link River Electric Co. GOOD TIME r 4 1 U . Phone 171 You may be the lucky one. Orcheatra 132 So. 7th.