The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 19, 1926, Page 18, Image 18

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Portland business men congratulate you !';
upon your success in placing your greatrv
producing area upon a main railway line.
Al of Oregon; "including Portland has stri
ven for many years to aid you in consum
mating this great development feat.
' Through this new construction by the
Southern Pacific Railway Company, whom
we 'also compliment, Klamath is brought in
to the Oregon commonwealth in a trans
portation, commercial, industrial and agri
cultural way, as well as politically. Yoii are
placed nearer a tidewater shipping pojnt
trjan before. You are given another consid
erable market for your products. You are
brought in closer trade relationship gener
ally with the people of your own state, and
;yqu yill be enabled tp share with the remain-'
der of the state from, now on, more fully than
Cever before, the benefits and burdens of a
great states development program.
Portland is now your nearest Uirge sea
port. We desire tp know you better and yvork
more closely with you in profiting by this
location. " .
Portland is also, on both a mileage and a
rate basis, your nearest 'large distributing cen
ter. Our business firms seek the privilege of
a. more intimate business relationship with
you in order that you may profit: by the
economies that these lower rates; and shorter
distances offer. :i -
Portland and the remainder of the, state
are also eager to work with you on your great
development problems. We recognize : the
large manufacturing operations already con-
Albers Bros. Milling Co.
V 'Cereal and Flour Millers
v Exporters of Grain
Allen & Lewis
(Established 1 85 I )
Wholesale Grocers
Distributors of
Preferred Stock Groceries
Baljou & Wright
' 'J ' Wholesale'
Automobile Equipment
Bicycles and Supplies
TJie Bank of California
National Association - -
Bell & Co., Inc.
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Wholesale
Fruits and Produce
Bowles Co.
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Jobbers of
Plumbing, Steam and Mill
Supplies .
Blumauer-Frank Drug Co.
Wholesale
Drugs. Chemicals, Pharmaceutic
al?, Druggists' Sundries, Drug
Store Fixtures, Cigars, Soda
Fountains and Supplies.
Bushong & Co., Inc.
Lithographers, Printers, . Book
binders and Stationers, Bank,
Courthouse and Office Equip
ment. . " ' '
Carr & Preston
Wholesale
Grocers and Coffee Roasters
Chanslor & Lyon Co.
Automobile Car Parts, Accessor
ies, Shop Equipment
Columbia Knitting Mills
Swimming Suits
Knitted Outerwear
Craddock-Terry Co.
Wholesalers and Manufacturers
Boots and Shoes
Dwight-Edwards Co.
Edward's Dependable Coffee '
The First National Bank
Fairbanks-Morse & Co.
Farm Lighting Plants, Water Sys
tems, Decent Gas Engines,
Motors and Dynamos, Scales.
Fleischner-Mayer & Co.
Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' and
Men's Furnishing Goods, Hos
iery, Ladies' Ready-to-Wear.
The J. K. Gill Co.
Booksellers, Stationers, Office
Outfitters '
Hexjer 6? Company
Wholesale' O
Stoves and Ranges,1 Hardware,
Tinware, Graniteware," Wood
nware; Crockery and Mouse
Furnishing poods. ' ,,. 1
Grand Rapids Show Case Co.
.li, Manufacturers of
Store Fixtures
The Irwin-Hod$on Co. ,
Lithographers,- Printers, Manufac
';' turing Stationers
Lang & Company
i Wholesale j' "
Grocers, Coffee Roasters
''Royal. Club"; 7
The George Lawrence Co.
Wholesale .'
Harness and Saddlery, Leather
Sporting Goods,' Shoe - Find
ings, Trunks, Bags and Cases,
Au':o Accessories. '
TRADE AMD
DEPARTMEN
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