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the city council in regard to pacing uccomph.-U-tho Ml
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For the past two year
Uorni avenu. There is :h hme
for wonderful improvement fori,,n a pav
Klamath Fall. no one disputes that. J war., the
Sewers are one foot. pvin is an-,, re miin.".ous iustaiues
other. I'P noes .one foot anil down Ja.-t
ION another, and at the present ,f
rate of proitress ther.
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are utldi'tlood. And
sut'ii. :.'n: prttiioner
treet the ti'y .'.uiinil
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thre are
w ill be no , 03 l!ie side
... either within the rise above a purely
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next one hundred years. I jeiiion.
Th. ia.t ohiwtion raised by one Hut no one object to i,.e p.iviiic
of the eity ensineera wa 10 the ef-l,.f California in.nue or
feet that It wa not practical to lay proun.N. Kveryone agr
paTemeni over a sewer main the; ill be a fine a-.-t t.
..m. tr the main was laid. And ; It is time tor a new
lhat. aecordinu to the general ron-' ward. .March:"
renins of opinion amonK engineers
- - , NEW COM. CLUB
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' The sewers can be puddled, an'
Inexpensive proposition where there'
is water available. And while there 1
is nothing lik ' time and seasons to,
settle any ground. puddling. rjNew Building Will Fill
lamping win ccuiuyusii
as wailing for a year or two. And
this ia according to authorities that
know what they are talking about.
Paving has been known to break .
down in Klamath Falls where there
Is no sewers, and on high ground. I CUiloiiuin is coming to the front
ff, Just what Is back of all IhU hesi-i with a new community club house
Uncy is difficult to fathom. Can. The Community club own Its own
It be that the quality of paving 'lot. and has sufficient money with
Which is now approved by the city (which to get slarted.
engineer must have a bed of solid The plans drawn by Ivan A.
rock before It will ataud up? If; Smith, architect, call foe a building
CHILOQUIN PLAN
Long Felt Need; Oth
er Growth Shown
CO, it Is time to consider something
In the way ot a genuine concrete
base.
Assuming for the sake of argu
ment that the style and quality of!
pavement is all that its sponsors,
claim for it, there is no sound rea
son for any delay on the score of
treet and sewer improvement.
Legitimate Kcasons.
There is, of course, a reason for
legitimate hesitancy. That Is, as to
whether or no the Buena Vista sec
tion will be sufficiently built up
to carry the improvement costs.
The best answer is ItuiL 58 homes
were built in the district last year
without pavement, and that more
re now being built. And the best'
judges of value believe that the
property is able to carry the costs.
Must resident of a new district
Wallow in the mud for several win
ters before as important and logi
cal an improvement as California
avenue can be contemplated?
Or, have the city fathers no large
faith in the growth of Klamath
' Tails?
A Xerr Artery.
California avenue provides a new
atraight main artery into the city.
There Is no more important street
deTelopment beforo the cityv coun
cil Sixth street being in the off-
One can understand the motives
of a man who has a corner lot with
his building improvement facing
containing 4.100 feet of floor space,
the general design fallowing typical
colonial outlines.
The main floor and galleries will
Build with 1
STONE-TILE
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Variety in Building
Design
The architect choojes his
structural materials with closo
regard for their adaptability to
the many varied details of hi
building design. SJono-Tile
possesses this quality of adapt
ability to a tiigh degree and
keeps down building costs with
out sacrificing the desired arch
itectural effect.
Stone-Tile hollow concrete
brick is everywhere proving Us
utility and economy in the con
struction of handsome homes,
schools, churches, business and
industrial buildings, using face
brick or stucco finish or left in
the natural state.
See stone-Tile before you
build.
Klamath' Concrete
Pipe Co.
763 Slarkct Phone 582-W
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Health VJLll
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The way is paved to profit for investors ill
rapid developing of ALTAMONT ACR
Avenues of onnortunitv are open rm
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those who get in at this stage.
PRICES of acreage in this fast growing community is
hplnw todnv s vnlue. and vastly below the increased vi
the immediate future.
These are merely statements which we would like to hack up to you with tangible proof'
Yenient purchase arrangements are offered t6 immediate investigators and investors.
Let Us Show You Altamont Acr
and explain to you the liberal payment plan we offer to home makers.
Get your Dollars working for you in
ALTAMONT
..' GARDEN ACRES
The Closest-In Acre Tracts
offered in the City.
You can raise all your own Vegetables, Berries,
Flowers, etc., and have fresh milk, cream and
eggs.
ONLY TEN TO TWELVE MINUTES
FROM 6TH AND MAIN.
8uran
CITY WATER. ET.EfTRlC LIGHfr
TELEPPHONE, LOW TXES
. . . .
One of the finest residence sections oi
Klamath Falls.
OUR TERMS ARE EASY
. Only 20 per cent Cash, $IQ per
month and 6 per cent Interest.
We Rive you a Deed and Abstract ot
Title when you make frst
payment. t ' .
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v-ime in anu gei uut
Choice Tracts.
N D ON
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ICE
IN ALL WHAT UtK
one of the greatest policies you
can buy, with "premiums" so
small us to he out of all proportion
to the benefit.
Just think what It means to have
your foods alvuya pure and whole
some, 100 In food value and
nourishing qualities and free from 4
dangerous bacteria and gtsm.
That what ice gives yiiu, and it
more than pays for itself In tho
food it saves.
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KLAMATH ICE & STORAGE CO.
Phone 58
VfFMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION IfJ? INTXJSTP tM, rhl,w tff.
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Open Evenings and Sundays
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