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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1933)
September 22, 1933 PAOE ElflHT RELIEF Loot ot this Chartl Three Price Advances since Mayl Still rishgl Wards bought in Mayl You buy at May Prices and sate money! BY AMERICAN REPRODUCTIONS OF Oil THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON IRK ORGANIZED IJEW DIRECTOR J 3 Retail merchants of Klamath Falls have received but few re uulnn npilAra from the Klam ath county relief ofllce since the system wai started Monday be came ot the large supply of tooda on hand at the commissary, Iliaa Phyllis Hartsog. executive secretary In charge of the re- wnvw toH Thnndav. The eo'mmieaary goods are ex pected to be completely nsea ey October 1 when every order will he luiued to local merchants. vh pMiulsltiAn orders are made out by Mra, Barry Ackley iim nlluheth Sanders. worker! from the relief office, who oakl at the home of each arson on relief Heta at least erefr two weeas. Mfafc afcl Hnaaewiveai .llrlno with the heads of each household, the unemploy- i. KA tamllv and the Ohvst- eal condition of each member ot she family, the two neia worsen from the relief office help the w-..-w4f . nlme balanced meals lor a week h advance. After Mggastion are made as to the balanced budget, requisiuom vr- aera are maae sou r H..li.nlftf .tare is deeiffnat- ad on the order. Those recelv latj relief are permitted to take " wIm, w. m arocerv store ar meat market In the city or Monty. The Held workers sug gest, however, that trade be (Tea those stores where those receerlnc roMef hare previously tanged MM received orecm. u n-Ammm end Mrs. Aefelev keek carry price waoisrioos le- eaed caea weec as- sue iui.n aroseis' association on ail goods. Two price quoted at all stores to the relief office is 1 per cent a oes the wholesale price) for oCiaaais Peraearted ft, danllrats at (he order la re awsejd to the reW office and ket4 on ftie for checking with tin estotoa when H la setwrned wash foe moctMy bell trots each Mare. ardors awe written to toeMibto pecoil sod arranged m they are dMfroaK to change. Mas Bartooa ssqueets that no Store aoeept a seoauution blank rt has bees erased or altered anr way. The purpose ot the homo calls to to keep closer oheck ot than tries en relief and to prevent the) relief office from being con traaaMy crowded by those seek ing relief. Miss Hartiog said. 'Honey wtM also be saved and toe aecessaiw needs ot each fam fsjr better eared tor by the bud got planning and home visit" httss Hastens; requests that people seeelving relief arrange to be at home the days Mrs. Assies' and Mrs. Sanders are acbednted to visit that district. Tits district schedule ot visits far Mrs. Ackley is as follows: Vint Monday. Hillside and Old Fort dtotmicts; first and third Tuesdays, homes along Bend Mrhwayi second and fourth Tuesdays, district between East . street and Biehn street; Thurs days, MiMa Addition districts; Saturdays, canal and railroad district: at unscheduled times Mrs. Ackley was. remain at she relief office. Metric Mta of Mas. landers How: Monday morning, Pan-view; Monday afternoon. North Klam ath; Tuesday morning, Ewauna district; Wednesday morning, Aitamont and Homedale; Thurs day morning, Stewart addition and a C. B. district; first Friday at each month. Bonanza; second Friday, MerrrU; third Friday, Keno; fourth Friday, Lakeriew fter highway district. JERSEY EXCHANGE 1 l-0 ."a-i. sLV rj" n -r DlUKiaW - t i XJT9TJ trV- efc JCT I - ePXS. Vi jZiV: . RyTrT .aUX lbes? w sig&a-cai &m w atv H i -Va lai.T iSYi V&Vr C V W- J7-,I ir-e XMtKtar- sear saw. J.tJ i II i MEW YORK, Sept, M, (API The governing committee, president and other officials ot the New York stock exchange have agreed to direct the affairs of the proposed New Jersey stock exchange, it was announced to day following a meeting of the governing committee. It was understood that present plans call for the opening ot the new exchange October 2 - with a trading list Including from five to ten ot the more active issues now on the New York exchange. ! Additional stocks will be added J as rapidly as possible. j Wall Street expects a gener al exodus of security exchanges and dealers to New Jersey fol lowing the lead of the stock ex change. The curb already has made tentative plans to organ ise the New Jersey curb ex- , change, and dealers In unlisted securities and other dealers with no exchange affiliations are said to be contemplating flight to escape the gross profits tax New York City proposes to assess. Filipino Arrested On Traffic Count Nick Yoro, Filipino, was ar rested Wednesday by city police officers, and charged with oper ating an automobile with an Il legal license, holding no opera tor's license and with motor running a bus cone. Yoro's auto mobile is being held by the city tor me state ponce. Fire Department Puts Out Blaze A grass fire which started at the end of Bielin street, about 10 o'clock Thursday morning in plte of showers during the past 14 hours, was quickly extin guished by the city fire depart ment before damaging surround ing houses. J 1 J i. K alUfllllllllll IseU Colore ao theoeb ta nW back as am araaias Oewas- 9tt MAW RUG CUSHKJN Pi .Hi I the We al SESSi $o) R 9 5 .UA Mff Wto aW "A J Ihrtl IamiiM Aiiais aim air rV- J m t 1 ' - KJmwf awaj as ssawaw- $3 Down, $5 Monthly, Plus amaH carrying criarga 1" Thm Lmtot Thin99 I Almmft AtWmrd'n . . . ID)miEIE Prktd with ktn cy for raftics Smart detail at shoalders and neckline! Supple fabrics! Darker color for fall! A fresh group of dark erepes for autumn is just in! Shop at Wards for "fashion firsts" yon know they're new, yon'resure they're mart, and af course, always thrift-priced! New fall erepes in for Never mgmlM, me telieve, Im thU serf ekfrtkettrng prteee Stillson Suits All virgin wool New cheek weaves 1 Expert tailor ing Ward's pur chased its open ing stock of "Stillson" suits when wool and labor were still low. Buy now if you expect t o lake advantage. New fall weaves in all virgin wool worsteds, 14 ox. weight. Hand sewn collar, sleeves and shoul ders, with linen eanvas-and hair cloth fronts guar anteeing coat will hold its shape. i Wemrlmf X 1 Chiffon 8c 'special ensilon! at a po cia price! Perfect onality lav fineM (sage, (all twih toned, pare ulk. Doll ktre, looks eipenaive end aUar sag. NewaVade. Cotton JkT t I YARD One ef these wearable, washable fabrics which holds hs own. year round! yhfM Smart new print in autuma V IX colors, l ull J iacaca wide. 4 out of 5 men tcear SNAP IMS I.MS! FALL IIAT8 Yes sir! Smart fall styles ... identical t c expensive far lelu! Correct brim widths! Rifht col era pearl gray, tan. Leather sweat, bands! Bayea lin- J! MHTBLE th life f ycarsntwith Kxtrm PANTS Save dolhrrs in wear on yoar beet suit! Well tailored dress pants . . . from an outstanding maker! Worsted chevi ots, aergpa, caaeimcrca, tweeds, ffeaaarkahle so of fsdt pav Be sure and get your ... HUNTING NEEDS AT WARD'S Guns, Ammunition, Camping Supplies, Canteens I . . . You'll Save at Ward' Mea! xss 9tutUty v Calfskin JACKETS Selected, int omaiity fall (ratal skine-every eac aaadiiiekedl Leather prices see oilicaiing Ward's price is anaeat sahsia lenry W Flap fecketa, Ce sack style. CsaeaniMc coUoa. "Oel-rVy" WorkShirts OebFractf Ooeelefackf lWj7bewsr Doable diMtmbraj ttbsorbt pt ipiratioii, ami prevents ripping em the baek! Col fall with doable elbow, rip-proof ileera facings, lined collar and caffi. JACKETS ot enf haV Popular at all entdeeral West ern Cosuck style, 7-botton Iront, 2-palch pocket,, adjutudiie side strap. Men like the suede-like lock and warmtbl Ccldea brown. 34 le 46. IFurniturc Prices care going MEGMEllt in spite of us! & Kjasasr priocs la raw Boca hraiilisMw for w weeks! haw. I amber prices haw bees slowcsj than some raw avaterials to start back to me higher levels of 1926. Beat they arc new cftmbaag! IrVohairaradcahcrCuraatarcanatMasai already have advanced. So furniture prKxe mwat agaia go up . . and ga ap aooad H ever "Bay Now" meant tome, thme H means aoasething aowl Yea, BUY NOW and depend npoa Wards the largest iumiture bwi. ores in America to still save van Wartf s aoiy noymatst pion HELPS YOUI SENSATIONAL VALUES! WARDS GREAT SALE OF HOUSEWARES 59c 59c BIB Coniblnct 8- qt. Vitreous Pnrelnln am el. 89c cast Iron. 79c valuel valuel 10M-In. Skil let Polished EES i $1.15 $1.19 LLI Naphtha Soa let Uikmt A 40c valuel Qtrfcl, eel in tudi n soap strong enoitTr,ti ta 6o iu work but easy mm U labcieel Stoat Water PaH iWc 65c Clnllics Tliia. krt Woven top, rim and handles. 89c valuol Wash Tub 14-Ktl. Gal vanlted. S9c valuel 34c Dutch Oven 5-nt. B a 1 f b a a t I n it ground. $1.39 value! Garbafre Can 20-Kal. Gal vanized. fl.29 value! Look! a 6c value. Better buy several. 10 qt. hot-dipped handy wire bail! 14c $1.00 22-Ox. Soap chips Wafer thin for quick suds. A regu lar 19o value Ironing Bonrd Well made. 8turdy. S legs. $1.39 value! Bmm Wood Amd Smve Bn Fmett Bug iVow Amd Save At Thin Price! Circulating Heater 2feQQOU $5 down, $6 monthly wLK LF Small carrying charge , Too eaa beat 4 to S targe room with this beautiful heatea. Cabinet if walnut porcelain enamcj tarah all ever. Easy to clean china. Heavy cast-iron beating anh. Big end teed doors take large drunks of wood. CoM air is drawn ia from floor, heated between cabinet and beater unit, Mmdcoed and sent carl the top to eircwUte through your Man as dean beakbf at beat. Gets the most from faeL 211-229 Main Phone 384 wt do eu PAKt Klamath Fall, Ore. 4-H Club Fair, 23-24. ',1