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THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
Theater Guide
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EI :-new fall suits
I! Tbe loag, graceful lues predominate this fall, and every new model
boast of sosac land of a tunic, either on the skirt or attached to the coat
Sense seits are distinctly cutaway in front, others with wide belts, long
pleated, and flare tunies, plain or pleated skirts.
There are many broadcloth models, others of fine serges and gabardine.
and plushand the predominating colors are dark blue, black, brown,
i green and pkus.
NEW FALL COATS
These new coats are indeed beautiful, finest of soft Duretyne coats entart
leeldng coats of tweeds and handsome plaids for travepngcoats of wool plush,
pony cloth, pebble cheriot, broaduil-xibeline, and many novelty materials
that have al the appearance of soft furs.
They show the flare skirt, cape effects and pleated styles, in the richest
tone colors.
STILTS DRYGOODS CO.
"Where the Ladies Shop"
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Town Topics
OtaTCh at St. CImO.
Rer. A. F. Slauaoaa, pastor of tht
BaUt chnrcfc, ha arranged to bold
dlTUw aerrieea at Saint Cloud at 3
o'clock afternoon.
Blackburn hosDlUl Sbe Is lmoroY-
lns bo rapidly that ahe was moved to
uer tome early this a:tcrnoon.
Sbeda Her ToaaSa,
Mlaa Josto Low, daughter of Sher
1 C. C. Low, tola moraine under
went an operation for tonallltla at the
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Knylc Bduaa
Attorney D. V. Kuyxendall la home
from Eugene, where he visited rela
tive, and from Douglas county, where
He Indulged In hunting. He tella
ome hair-raising tales of hi proweas
with the rifle.
Make Short Vlalt.
Mr. and Mr. II. F. Mires stopped
last night to visit the former's sister.
Mrs. D. V. Kuykasdall. They are on
their way to the Philippine, where
Mr. Mires la one of Uncle Barn's dis
trict auditors.
Xewlyweda Return.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Savldge
have returned from a honeymoon of
several weeks, spent In camping near
Prospect. They will reside la Klam
ath Falls.
There are two
Chllcote write I
885 Mala.
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The Season Opens Sept. 1st
For
Sweaters, Rubber Boots, Etc.
You'll Find That Selection. Can Be Made Here
to Better Advantage
0MMMX,
Friday owning over a hundred
members ot the Odd Fellows aud Ke-
bekah ordvrs gathered tu their home
lu the 1. 0. O. F. Temple JO west
Gruml Master Wu. llalloway o( the
JurUdlctlou of Oregou. After a short
buslues vlou by Klamath Lodge
No. 1ST, the meeting was opsued to
(tie RebeWaht uud trttiud of lha or
der ho lUteuvd to tti Urnud .Mas
tor lu a luoil Interesting talk con
cerning thv order. John A. Jetlertes
lo addreised tho gatherlug, aud
told uf mauy lucldeut couuvctvd with
tho early day of this section of the
state. After the spcechmaklng, those
present assembled In the banquet
room, where, a banquet committee of
the order h.ul preimrcd a repast, after
which (he guest aud member en-
Joyvd dauclug lu the West halt, while
others aunt nod themselves with social
converse.
lu honor of her mother, Mrs. M. J
Kelly, ot Albany, who Is spending the
summer lu Klamath Falls. Mrs. C. 0.
liogue was hoatcss to the following
Wedrnxday afternoen: Mrs. J. Fred
Goeller, Mrs. Harry Nownham, Mrs.
It. K. Watteuburg, Mrs. J. S. Stubble
field, Mrs. Uo. A. Wlrtx, Mrs. H. II.
Dunbur, Mrs. George Hunt, Mrs. J. II.
Mason. Mrs. V. K Faught, Mrs. O.
W. White. Mr. F. M. White. Mrs.
Maxwell M. Long, Mrs. dene West,
Mrs. M. U Sargent. Mrs. Chas. B.
Wordeu, Mra. A. M. Worden. Mr. J.
0. Camp, Mrs. S. T. Summsrs, Mrs.
Arthur K. Wilson. Mrs, J. 8. Voor
hees. Miss Jennie Harris, Mia Kuth
Saucerman, Mrs. Mason Pease of 8t.
Paul. Minn.; Mrs. Wordeu of l'ueblu.
Colo.; Mrs. O. H. Koger of Mlnne
appolls. Minn.; Mr. George Schmelt
ser of Wilmington, Dela. The after
noon waa pleasantly wblled away at
the beautiful Hogue residence on
High street, the guests busily plying
the needle, while engaged In social
chat During the afternoon a dainty
collation waa served by the hostess,
assisted by her daughters. Miss Faye
and Miss Hortenae. r
Rev. Ernest C. Richards and wife
returned Friday from Klamath Agen
cy, where they spent a delightful
fortnight, "rusticating."
A study session of the Ewauna Lit
erary Club was held Wednesday after-
uoon at the home of Mrs. Oeorge J.
Walton on Crescent avenue, there be
Ing present Mr. Louis 0. VanOellen,
Mrs. Arthur R. Wilson, Mrs. Cham
berlain, Mrs. Dert Carl Thomas and
Mrs. Stewart. Light refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the
Bayvlew work.
The Leisure Hour Club, which
meeta alternate Wednesdays, will re
sume Its meetings on September 9th,
after a short vacation period. The
club will be entertained by Mrs. Tbos.
Hampton on that day.
The first meeting of tho Auction
Bridge Club for the year was held
tueaday at the home of Mrs. Louis
Oerber, un High street, and a motil
enjoyable afternoon was n-vi-l lu
playing tho card ganto after which
tho club was uauied, Mm, K. It.
Heam, Mrs. F. II. KntlUli, Mrs, J. ('
tiftViUK the prllle uf arilng ell
WhiW for lo eV tfor returning
It lo tho eluU Alter till of the
heu liaio read all i-t Un boV the)
Br then returned Hi their wriglnal
i; ehurcli for
llrockeubroiigh, Mrs. Will Hutu and , owners for their tes'-ectho llbrsrU.
Mr. Albert M. Wordu were Invited
guests, uud during the alternswu a Mr t1ire II Vo U her Irwin
luncheou was served The club wilt UWeUew.lhe KUet of KUtuath r!U
heivafter meet ou Ssturday after- friends. Mr rW-n I. the wife of
noon. The next meeting will bo athti.v Kree. who unlll solntt lo Uke-
the hotno of Mm, 1 F. Wlllets on view about a jrear rnto. m me
ICIamnth avenue, on the afternoon of pulpll of Oraie M
September ISth. Members of tho wrnl er.
Auction Itrldco Club aro Mrs. U F ',
Wlllets, Mrs. Louis (lerber. Mm, K
II. Hall. Mra. Oscar .Httlvo. Mr. (Iro ,
I. Wright. Mr B. W. (lowen Hr Mr,'
Silas Obenchaln, Mr. John McLean,.
Mrs. Oeorge II. Merry ma it, Mrs, WIN
xon 8, Wiley, Mr. Charles I Hubert
and Mr. Kred It. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. White and'
daughter, Mln llaltle, aro preparing
to leave for Oakland, where they will
spend the winter months. I
FEDS AND DAIRY
10 PlAY AGAIN
One of the big social events uf the,
week was the "measuring social" at-
the Christian church Friday erenlug,
given under the auspices of the Chris
tian Women's Hoard ot Missions. Au
orchestra of nine pieces, under the
direction ot I'rofessor (1. A. Wlrts,
rendered two selections, to the delight
nf all. Mesdames lleckley and Dan
iels rendered a duet entitled "Home
time. Somewhere." Different coun
tries were represented when called
for by Mrs. It. II. Dunbar, secretary
of the organisation, by the following
persens: Argentina, by Mr. J, II,
Sheet; China, by Mia Laura Illce;
Western Canada, by Miss Rachel Ap-
plegate: Africa, by Ml Lucille Heck
loy; Home Society, by Mrs. 8. D.
Harlan, president. The following
young ladles presented a "Uredan
drill": Misses Maud and Ruth Miller.
Margurlte Dunbar. Flora Ward. Jo
sephine Murray. Dorothy Sanderson,
Karl Montgomery, Gladys and Erma
namber. Evelyn Orave. Lora Wilson
and MedameR.R.Kanater and Hall.
After tho program the measurement
of the stature of all preaent waa taken
and each paid for refreshments ac
cording to feet and Inches of height.
Next Wednesday's meeting of the
Art Needlework Club at the home of
Mrs. Robert B. Wattenburg Is being
looked forward to with Interest bv
the member of that popular organl-
ration, as that Is the "book exchange"
meeting. Kach of the sixteen mem.
hers of the organlxation wilt pur
chase ono of the late popular books
uoiuro inar, time, and the books will
COWIIOVH ttlMI.MJ WITH Till.
AVOWKH l.TI.T!ON OF
"M'hTINU" TALK nWVKM't
K.isr .u.m:tiATio,s
For the ilcenth llute IhU e4")0,
the FvderaU, Cslo Olivet' steltsr se
gregation ot ball playlug kid, and
Hum Sutton's Dalr; Cowbo; wilt op.
poe each other when tho ump Call
"play ball" at Modoc I'ark tomorrow
afternoon.
Although the Frds have pruvvu 84
big outlaw for thes cowboy the
IV d leaguo has to organtled baseball,
the Cowboys ha to Um practicing
bard, and they aro coming lu with
some new timber In lhlr lineup, it
I their Intention to tamo the Fed for
fair.
FUlt.S'lHIIF.D AI'AltTMKNTU for rent
As we are going to California for
th winter, wo will rent our apart
ments, completely furnished for house
keeping, to titrable partlr. either
G or T room. Suitable tor club of
teacher or young ladle. Mr. 0, W,
White. Will to building, 3-3t
OUFIIKl'M HIX-I'IBCB OltCIIKMTIU
Aiteilwlon, 10 Cents
be Interchanged by the member, each Amaienr Night Wrl.cUy.
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SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT
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Mlg Comedy
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i:iiy Drama
ADMDsHIO.N ALWAYS 10 CKXTS
MAT1XKK DAILY AT Si SO
ALL LICKNKKD I1CTURM
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Or.
MOTION I'lCTtlRBil VUKSDAVt
AM) NATVUOAY
TO THE LADIES
OF KLAMATH FALLS
ON ACCOUNT OF TUB DELAY IN 11BCBIVINO HOMB OF TUB
FIXTUKKH FOR OUR NBW. 8T0IIK, OUH
Millinery Opening
WILL Ho DBLAYBD FOR A FBW MOIIK DAYS. IT Wll.l I'AY
YOI TO WAIT FOR OUR OIM.'NINO, ANNOUNCK M K NT OF
WHICH WILL UK MADK BOON
THE BANDBOX
MllH. K. M. PATRICK, Frop.
PLAY BALL
Any time, afternoon or sight, with a pitcher that locates the nlate
Smtoiir "' ."" T"" W'y' ,,n,, '" '''o" i h. uu
develops the muscles and Improve your battlug ability.
THB HALL VLAMCUH IAKK it
faali I'rlse Kvery Mvtalag for lllgl, Heart.
Next to Klamath Sublet. Main Street
Fall Clothing
CORRF.CTLY TAILOKF.D
Get Grrect
Tailoring
In Plnrlng your next suit or over
con t by placing your order where
you will gnt comfortablo and per
fect filling garments In accord
with your personal measurement.
Look over our new line 0'
fabrics, They aro on band.
All ths N.watt Shads,
ami Dawifiu
Wu Invito your patronage and
vuarantea to satisfy you In fit and
appearance,
Loawa Bros.
Tailora
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