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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1925)
i r. L.1 r lid LOCALSj I Mi. I ... U,.iicUV till i tp ' " : ...... h" .... ii,H Klultl- ,,(,, Iliu HI friend nf tort 1 tjabrrl lani of hrr I, suffering U aiuk of fli-i. Lew To Hilmn Tin. IVm-k Mr. Lot lu Murllti, alio him h,-..n In Ran Ljfji. Mr. V' and Frunrlnri f,r lhi pvi two weeka -,,:n nr"i """' Jth Mr, li.rl Hull, u e n , rr. r. Mark r,.(ura nlo s,,,r lnr, (lf (ln mffk pall until P". m r health. Tuny MMn Itittirhrr lit J. I. J.r,vi. n KUm.lh Kll;Ml,,n ritnr.J1.r ,,.,,,,.,, , ,h .ui.,.r in,.. , f ,wn lla,ir, , K,Iumill) Ki.ll. I lila im.L fit t tii ir in L.it r.wrv n A. t. , Dm i:i Mm rs- r l fn.iii K.in Ml .tinmen nriiv.ii Uii. ji, Hhoiin frlond. .tliilfnrtl ! im.m.i. '-'' "pent p.,t weekend rl.li. f""j"U '"' n""'y ,rk'"d" ln Mo1- ". Ilrhn.ll Impoivlnx-Mr, Julia lirl,, rBl)llly lmpr' (ill..!"1 K'lul hii.1,11,,1 f..ll,.-i. Imtli n( li,.. nt ,(.,, ,., IJ'ir operation or ,, Kl'"""1" " Hi.-lii.lH l ,i.1,r"' "'"'"II make, uer bom. In cort of recent mil i,t ,,,. 1 il'liuns. torn tn luii .u, vi,. .,. ....I i Mrl VlKlt,Bu, Obendiuln t Merrill, , i,.. , ,. , N.irili Vl.lt uanu. vlnltor. In run. V rmr. - m"7 r ... - u . ...rrr;.iB from Li ml.!. I rpr.Mtl lilit. F . ..I i yk in. n..i. MIn WlJ'U "f m nalhrrn CnllfornlB iwrn titer ''. ll.-rx fruiii ihr In Ktnnmth Full, t ,.ur, , ..,itli np.li,! vi.rl cy In th Tut Ukn country lu ln,,. f,y yMu nfirtllrlrt. Mi..i nu K. M . Kal.llnN u, y, I". Frella of (Jr.nl. !.. r.ton Umni .tftil.-iily HI !,ll. hitiitliiK and a f.r1(.,l to rtiint to Kl.irauih Full over I ho i.ak-n.. Ill frlfnn. hiii,v.r .nd , lerl)r. OU.n-hln II . IMIC. Mulch 1 .... ... ... ... ma n.rriii I-rum ll. IWt-J. K. Martin of Fort Kl.mulli, i bualnm tI. "'r lu Klamath Fall, -elrday. To (ilvr I'urlyTlMi newly lay, Dfccmbcr 8, 1925 At Urn Kiiiplm Mr. and Mr.. H. A. WIlll.niKon nr. Intludod In th. Iltid vlltor In clly (hl, wwk While in Klm.th Falls they are Kiiv.t. In th. Eroplr, hotel. loin. llualiuMl . ra c 'A. I'help.. wife of c. A. Ph'elp.,' with' one of th. market. In the clly, ar rived lat night from n Franclaco to Join her huib.nd. They plan In remain in KUm.tb Fall, until the early part of January. M.Tim Vlltor Mr.. John Zbln den of Merrill, who reildf on the well known Zblnden ranch, wa. n bulne Ylltor in Klmnutii Fall. yottorday for optical trsutmam, Here from Taoutna 0. O. Howell nt Tucoma and hi. aon H. B. How en, al.o or Tacoma, arrived in Pie ThrJ are li,,.,.l Tu.r. l.k.ndTri'.!I.,'lM,1.,0,," ,m"W' c1"" '""I !,."m'"h1 Dlht look J ' "rnoon. ,PhlH1 w) tnjif FrI I intKreata In th. city. They are With Htnitlirrn 1'aclflr F. H. Horner, lln. Iiwnertnr of the South ern Tai-lflc company la In the rlty for evrrl day from hU home In tiiin.imMr. lU-nlly Mrrrlutnt II.tt One of the moat familiar figure. In Klnm oi h Fall I. that of Frank J. Rrhmtta W..II Innti mt ..ruLMn.. uull, -n'liiig .imo ... . I"1 ' 1 tlf 11..HIIV A .mnll llv nn lltM t""1 ,"'k,ni,!.rVatl..n ftrhmll. .rrl. In Vl,.m. ath Kunday and I planning to r- L-As l oU"a "")l"r- f"r hrlt,f ""'"' ti-ni in Kluiiialh ; Ijy nlghl at the home of Iter, and ir. a. L. Hire on Second and Jf feraon atreita. LiiiiiU-riiiaii V1j.1I. City rry Pinkcrton, In charge of the ali- forie fur Hie Uerllngcr Lumber company, with beaili)imrtr. at liilla. Oie.. wa. a bualneu vlal tor In Klamath Falla ycaterday. Ha kt on hi. way to Vreka. Calif. "Hobby" IMjh HI "Doliby" Del.ap, an of Mr. and Mr.. Loyd D.-Lap, of aoulh Itlveralde. I. aor loualy III tvlth pneumonia. It became known yeaterdiiy. "Hobby" I -iircely a year old. but physician are of the opinion he will reconror. Hunt In Tulc Ijike Among the hunter to go out over Kunday in the Tule Lake dl.trlct for Reeae or duck worn Ionla DnldlBt-har, Fred Feltner .nd Joo (loldamtth. The trio vnjrycd but llttlo luck and one apiece waa the fruit of their toll. I.... M,. I. A. J ' lallorw Mr. ...d Mr.. , ffnn, Wwp t,m., rtrer. where '.' Taylor. prominent Merrill Kh,., jmtity knltyef the Si.ra.ue rancher, are Included In the .core. Kllimilth Knl, vUltlnt wllh frl L Tity re Inter.wt ptVr. Mri. John J. ana. la the Klamath ki ll nr flmt vlult fu r ouihern drc- Mil Ixittle warier of th Wor- i recent Klamath M Ttinrwloy Vem ftirn. club will meet lit rrtmhyterl.n rr.alar meeting. ralleil by Mla rwldent. Mrt Thirle. nTg- nt week end vla- iatr.illa from her MM. 8. Ilnllnu of P. hiclnded In the fall. vUltor. f out of town vlaltnr In Klamath Fall thla week. They .pent ye, lerday .hopping In the city. IMum froiu Hi. Helena Mr. Hell Martin. ma:her of Jarkle Km. mona and Maude lined baa returned from Kl. llelrri, where ah. .pent an Intereatlng fortnight vlaltlng with frl-ndi and relative. Sim wa accoinuanled by her aon Ueorge (aln. j.ytmt . Mtnri Improving Frlenila of Ml rhelma Short will be glad In know that her condition of yca terday i. highly Improved today, following .erlou I linen of tho paet week. Miu Short ' recuper ating at the Leo llouaton realdenco. where ah make, her home. Mr. In friend. and enjoying a brief holiday .hop ping tour. Mkj.. Pickett, who makoe her home In the Bprague river country ha been vlaltlng for brief time in Ilonanta. To lluy IVopcrty C'. C. Rolert acn of Kennewlck, Vahington, baa been an Interested bualnea. visitor In Klamath Fall, recently. Itobert oit wa. .peculating In Main atreet property with a view of Inventing. He left for hi home In the north yesterday, planning to return after the early part of (he year. spending some time with L. Jacob. Interested In hi. holding., The Howell, made a bu.lnea. trip to Klamuih Falls early In the past summer. 1ill.Miiln VUltor J. J. Villalr, well known bualne man and lum ber dealer of Chiloquin Is ln the city for aeveral day. At tho Hall A. 8. Conner, cat tleman of the Uly country, I .pend ing .everal day In Klamath Falls and while In the city I. a gueat In the Hall hotel. Ilonnnzo VUltor Wr. and Mr., W. H. Kitta of Donania, are in cluded In the out of town visitor. In Klamath Fall thl week. Kitta la connected with a lumber mill In the Bonanza district , Illy VUltor Amos Lundy of the Bly dlHriat, i padla -come tin In Klamath Kail,, ,, Here from the Fort Among the out of town vtaKor. In the ity tbi week la Mra. Wilbur MoFaUlBf of Fort Klamath, who la enjoying bopping trip today. With Boo them Padfle-l. O. Wiley of Dunamulr, with the South ern Pacific, la Included la tho out of. town visitors. , . Surveyor, la Klamath H. A. Mi- eander and Marion E. Boyle, both Southern pacific aurvaon are Jn the city for a ahort time from their borne, la Dun.mulr. , With Southern Pacific C. J. Wallace of Dunamulr with the Southern Pacific, la included la the out of town vlaltora. ,. , ... Oirla Hare OtuirdUa Mrs. V. E. ! Parker he been named a the new guardian of . a group of Klamath Fall, campflre glrkt of -which. Mlaa Ruth Winter ha. been guardian for some thne. Mum Mlnler will serv. aa aaaiauat guardian., . Th group held the tint cer.monUl of the winter on Wedneadajr of laat week with aeveral.. aew( member accepted into the circle. The glrle will aell home-made canday (oday during the afternoon meeting of the Parent Teacher. aesocUtion of Klamath FalU VUltor 0. W Howard of Bly, it included In the out of the city gueat. In Klamath Falla this week. Howard arrived last night. He formerly owned the Hly hotel. ' Christmas decoration, at SOUTH WELL'S. - With Machine fompntiy F. 0. Chard of Portland, with the Dalton Adding Machlno corrtHny. I. a ttieinoas visitor lu Klimatit Falls tlil week. Have Your Xmaa Photo graphs Taken Early. STINSOPTS STUDIO MIU Addition . ecboo! o'clock.- ,. at ,.3:00 CAR LOAD Sulphur Just Received from San Francisco This ig a commercial grade of sulfur for use on al falfa. The price will be as follows, as long as the stock lasts: . , , ..-... In Sack Lots, 110 lb. per sack 3.00 1000 lb 24.75 In ton lots, per ton 45.00 Don't delay your orders on this as the earlier the sul phur is applied the better the results for the follow ing year. J. W. KERNS Moline Distributor ' Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milking Mach ines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds. 1303 South Sixth St ' Phone 557-J " - Klamath Falls, Oregon - laaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaBaaaawawa Stewart-Warner Radio Special The set with "tha "wallop" and Big Full Tone. Ten .eta to arrive by express and aell t Tea a monio. Flmt payment Just right. Earl Shepherd 007 Mala St. FOR COLDS -at 0RRFS r DRUGS t FOR COLDS -tt FORBES -HE DRUGS II " Radio Special Jk th, "wallop" ,nd "t Ml Tone. - iut right. Venus Dinner 11NCE at the Pelican Hotel Evening Are You Puzzled What to Buy Her? 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Weak and , Fallen Arches If your feet ache and burn, if you have weak anklet, pain in the legs and bean, cramped toes, if your shoes break down, you are undoubt edly .offering from fall-' en arches or flat-foot. Dr. SchoD's Foot-Eazer it what you need to get quick and certain relief. Don't Guess thij test tell ' which feet are yours! irnaaioa. of nctoal ha and ias with fall aichaa madaoo Dr. Sckoll'a fWo gnph. Thi nachiii. raako at exact , unpnaicia ol your stockincad iooc and . ahoiv us exact cmnition. Ask our loot expert to auk In. Pado. Staph pictum ol your am v.-' -M Come to Us ; for Foot Health! - The tui lutes of foot ills hasten the advent of old age; cause premature grayness; reflect themselves in wrinkles in the face; spoil the grace and beauty ol the body struc ture; lower the nerve tone; make ; one irritable and induce physical exhaustion. Corns, callouses, ounions, tender . heels, crooked toes all point to a weakened arch condition Nature's warning of the most . agonizing of all foot troubles flat- J foot. Neglect your feet i.- longer, i Come to us and you will not only enjoy speedy relief from all pain, i but also the many other benefits ia . physical health and attractiveness that come with it. WE KNOW j HOW. The services of our Foot ! Comfort Expert cast you nothing 1 Remember the Dates, Dec .10 11 JEa.na,am3 Ia the Center ct the Shopping District Foot Health Days Thurs., Fri., Dec. 10 and 11 Mr. R. G. Leonard, expert in the fit- . ting of Scholl's Foot Specialties and. Or thopedic Appliances, will be in our to advisein the correction of foot troubles and pro moting better health by aiding in Foot Health. He was here last July, and we sincerely, hope the re sponse to his visit will be as large or larger this time- - . , , , ; PHONE 129 " (liclirnlra PHONE 129 T '. Inch,, ding r cl'rKo. l b 1:30 t0 ij.00
