THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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A Surmise for the Women of Klamath Falls
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MONDAY
ONLY
WE have just received a shipment of the new CREPE DRESS GOODS for
evening gowns. These are goods that are selling everywhere at $1.00
per yard, and are good values at that price.
We want the ladies of Klamath Falls to come to our store and see our new stock of
Fall and Winter Goods, and as a special inducement we are going to offer these new
Silk Crepes, in Brocade Formosa and Canton Crepe, at 76c per yard for Monday only.
We have the following shades and colers: purple, navy, black, champaign, white,
pink, rose, light blue, Copenhagen and Wisteria.
STILTS
DRYGOODS
COMPANY
"Where the
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(flavor n sened. The tables were Sltas Obeuchalu. Refreshments were
prettily decorated with bouquets of served during the afternoon.
Matthews, Mrs. Flojd Mundy. Mrs. K. flower, autumn leave, rosy-checked
U North. Mrs. R. J. Sheets, Mrs. R.'apP'w nd shaded candle. Hy LORA KINO
C. Shipley, Mrs. Sam T. Summers. Sunday being a lovely d jy tor
Mrs. W. I Johnson. Mrs. O. V. Wal- Mrs. It. E. Smith on Friday even- ,ro11' alMJUl v"l!r-n,r,! of iM
the
Wilson, tj,,, Mrnon.Jd nrt Mr. Rnhr sin !' M Saint Cloud, and on Wed-
tnesaay evening an intormai uancmg
party of twenty-ftv met at the same
l. r. Mr. H.J. Winters and Mrs. Will lng entertained Mrs. C. C. Cofcx. Mrfc townspeople left their names at t
Levy McDonald and Mrs. Robt. Sloan rcKU,er nl aaml wo.uu- "nu on "
at an Informal dinner.
Invitations hate been Issued by the,
Klatawa Club for their second danc- Mrs- B- R- Reames was hostess to
lag party, to be given at the White, Mrs- Louit Oerber. Mrs. E. W. Go wen,
Pelican, Hotel Thanksgiving;. Mr- Charles S. Moore. Mrs. George
T. Baldwin. Mrs. Thomas Hampton.
Mrs. Fred H. Mill. Mrs. J. C. Brock-
The Hast Matrons and Past Ptarons eshrough. Mrs. Fred J. Williams.
of Aloha Chapter. O. K. S.. were the Mrs. Frank E. Ankeny. Mrs. Silas
guests of honor at a reception given jObenchata, Mr. Jack E. Elliott. Mrs.
Crown Prince of Germany and
the Destroyed Town, Longwy
place and had an enjoyable time.
There were several strangers present,
who, by our method of alternating en
various dances, were enabled to have
as good a time as any during the eve
ning. The Indicator of the callgrsph
was put once around the dial, which
means eight different dances, and the
senFt aot t 1 1 w UkJ laaita
Tuesday alght by the Chapter, which . Robert A. Johnson and Mrs. George ' . . i !
-,h .i-i.i. , ki- -r... .. ....... .. k...... .-,.. .. chstep. These numbers were many
times repeated, lienc.s a good time
, , , , . " . . -.was t no result.
jmw numei, taarie n. muring wnicn nrsi prise was won oy
Witbro
craved highly enjoyable. The Past Noland at bridge Friday afternoon.!
Matron and Patrons of the lodge tre A delightful afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Jennie Reames. Charles H. 'during which first prise was won by'
Hampton, and the consolation!
Mr. Williams. A
served. I
Frank Jennings, Laura .Mrs.
. Wllliu, Ky Taylor. Susie Benson. Geo.! award went to
" T.; If ildjfj,' Barry P. Galarneaux. Eu I'uncheon was se
Kcne-'-Reniy. Christina Murdoch.
Charles C. Chjtwood. Joale Baldwin.
J.'M. Hikerton" Florence Letvilt,
Frank Ankeny. Minnie Ward, William
Martin, Cora Sanderson, Frank Arm
strong, Mae Ankeny, Lyle Mills, Min
nie Henry. J. W. Hillhouse. All of
the Past Matrons were present. Miss
Mrs. Levy McDonald and little'
daughter. Joanna. left this morning
for Red Bluff, where they will make'
their home. Mr. McDonald left sev-!
era! day ago for the California city.
.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hettinger have
HORTICULTURISTS
MEET IN MEDFORO
day winding up business affairs
Mrs. Fred Mills was hostess to the
Maud Baldwin, the present Worthy
Matron, asked the Past Matrons and
Patrons to preside, and Mrs. Reaznes
and Judge Baldwin took the Matron
and Patron positions, the others tak
ing stations according 'to seniority.
About one hundred were present at
the session, which proved highly en
joyable. Among the numbers on the
program were vocal solos by Mrs. R.
R. Hamilton and Mrs. E. B. Henry
ana selections by a quartette
UoaAd of Mr. ant Um r.os.rm. i
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ion. airs. c. a. Henry and Will T.jSmith and Mrs. E. R. Reames, mem
Lee. Two tables were spread in thejbers of the club, there were present
banquet room for the guests, where, Mr. L. F. WllleU. Mrs. Fred J. Wll-
sumptuous repart of Thanksgiving lllams. Mrs. Frank Ward and Mrs.
ANNUAL MEETING UK MTATK SO
CIETV WILL DE HELD THERE
THE FORE PART OK THE COM
IXO MONTH
about completed arrangements for re
moving to Santa Ana, Calif. Mrs.
, , ; ?'' TUn,e.r :"' "T Commercial Club and the
talked in Klamath county for several .. , .. .,..., .,.. ,
the entertainment or the Oregon
I Bute Horticultural Society, which
r Z A, k hT ", " " '"".will hold 1U annual convention there
sou. Miss Maud Baldwin. Mr. George , .... ,hI. .., . - 1.1
com- NoUnd. Mrs. Clarence H. Underwood.',: fc t T7i .. .. !T
Wai n r i i. . ' h been granted by all railroads.
v ai-. Mrs. Don J, Zumwalt, Mrs. Wesley O. i v . . .
ii t 0..i. r. r, '"' Tn- " of Pkr include the
sUB tV i spi
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CARVING SETS
STEAK SETS
SILVERWARE
CUT GLASS
CHINA
ETC.
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the
offlcers of the organisation, state offi
cials, heads of horticultural work in
the Oregon Agricultural College,
prominent fruit growers from Oregon
and Washington, manufacturers, etc.
An automobile trip through the
Rogue River Valley is a portion of
the program.
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LAKI PAHTOR
TO PREACH HERE
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Wm.A.Masten
Quality JcwUr
MT, LAKI. Nov. 14. The Udles'
Aid met at the church Wednesday.
There was a goodly attendance, and
the basket lunch proved a success.
There will be another meeting Wed
nesday, November I8th, as there Is
extra work to be finished.
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l ihr i;ron prtnc of Jnnny, lak"
m at hU hrfltinuafUfa ai ih front, I
noar Uuy, bffor Up loft ti ukj
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army tmmhsrdcxt amt umk lxBgwy,
Ihp big l"w gun of Hip (lrman re
ducing th town w a mass of rulti,.
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Metropolian AmiseaNLt
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Tim plcturo a taken from lit d
oiroywl fort res.
WltKlow-IlroMiag' Hint.
The kind of scrim that is being
used now-a-days for window draperies
is not tho kind that Is covered all
over with colors but Just a little bor
der of colors. W have got the latest
patterns, from lCc a yard up.
WILLIS-JOHNSTONK'fl.
LOST i'otindmaster's
turn to Herald.
badge. Re-14-3(
Rev. Avery, pastor of the Ml. Laki
ctiurch, will preach at the Presby
terian church III Klamath Falls, Bun-
Jriay, Rev. Htubblefleld being In Marsh
field. J. R, Mason of Klamath falls
will preach at Ml, Laki,
Ask the man who saw "The Trey o'
Hearts." n
Mr, and Mrs. Ishelbacher, who have
been visiting Mrs. Ishelbacbsr's fath
er, Henry Morrison, have gone to tb
FalU for a week's visit with Mr, and
Mrs. George Orlxsle.
I mint was enrolled nml tluckutri In
the clerk's office of said court In until
county, on U. 7th day of Novpmticr,
10H,
Notice Is hereby (Iron that I will
on the lilh dny of lUcemlw, IUH,
at the front door of the court Iiouimi.
In Klamath Falls, In said county, t
2 o'clock In tho nfternoon of said day'iti. ntf.n
lu.ll lit iiiiIiIIa M.i.tl.... . . i. . ...... .1..
bidder for cash, the followlnir dn- ah,..,,.,. .... .. ......
urrllt ..! ... . "'" "" "'".
.. .v, ,.,uB,,7, ii,.wi.; H.ai.SK.B.H.ldl.
Tho east half of thn southwest
uunrter: the oulln.iiitt iiuartor of
Urn northw(!t fimrtiir, nml lots
numburcd i, t,, r, and 7, nil in 8,-c.
Hon C, Township 39 south, Uuiiko
1 1, east of tho Wlllaniftto Mxrlilutii;
icutlon mmlo a ubium firg
upon tltti irorcil of said alt lo the
Judgment of said plaintiff, Fairbanks,
Mors A Company, a private corpora
tion, I'alrd nt Klsiunlh Falls, Oregon,
Suoh)ht Hih, ifiH
U. (!. LOW, Hherlff.
A, IIAVDON. Deputy.
A Cako,
HOUSTON'S
OPKRA HOUSE
DARK
STAR Til BATES
I'AiUMou.sr I'lcrrmai to.
llanlrl Frohmmt I'rrsceU
"IV Till: IIHIHiC'H lllUAeJK"
with
M.IHV I' UFO IIP
A Foor-I'att Fammu I'Ujms' Mm11'
pleco, am)
ttae-llrel I.MntnllousI
Mallnrm rry Hl"i'l '
si aiao
rKMPLE THEATBl'v
"Trvy it' Hearts,"
First l.'plsoilu of the (Ireatest
Horlal, in Tlirse Pari.
.Notice of Mierlfl's Halo j
Ily virtue of an execution on fore
closure duly Usuttd by tho clerk of.
tho circuit court of tho county of .'r..u,.n ...i i...,i.
Klamath, state of Oregon, duld th',V of ,h. ,a2 w. H ZSZ
Hth day of Novembsr, 1H, In a e.r.' Kh thereof us may l, , "S, l
tain suit In tho circuit court for said .to sstlsfv th .ui. J... I. ..y
county and state, wherein Fairbanksof ,ho auld FalrhnnU. u . , ...I
Morse & Company, a private cor-.mmv. u i.riv.,,. . ' .. "..."."' Ilusy Week."
poratlon, as plafatiff, recovered Judg- with all costs and disburse,,, ,,i ! ' Co
m.nt against ChM. W. Hhcrm.n for h.w or may accrue. Z T Z ! lumuuu.n ..J
"" uro o nireo thousand nlno hiiu- satisfy a corinin in,i..,..,. , i. , .
The first snow of the season was dred and forty-three and 88-100 dol.h.vZ ?, "J r ., U,n("11 '' ,,,
en on ML Btuke, Friday. It was liars, with Interest thereon from No- corporation m nT,i .:.."." .Vrt'R0". . (''0""'" "" '"verware given Mon..'
vembor 7, 1614, the rate of per gat the said dofenZ . w ' r""",")' Md V"""- '
eni per annum, tofetner with the Bberman. In tho sum nt ,. . .
sum of three nunnrsd and Hfty do.. eiZil .h !J T'1 ,4m.f.U",l,,MATWKK KVKV NATURDAV AND
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"Wlien ii Wtimaii I'ortr."
HullK Two IIckI BixM
"Hraml Hvll .V" I'lrl"'."
Curiimt i:wl (
"Mlu' Miul lliilf IliimH'"1''
Lilblu Coiiinlr
i:tihi: niAxm: wt'.M
seen
vry light, however, and the valley
was white for a few minutes during
the storm.
Ask the man who saw "The Tray o'
i Hearts." jt
AIMIMMIO.NALWAVHI0Cti
MATINI-H IIAH.V AT H
all m:i:.vhi:i now
lars attorney's fees, and cosU and
disbursements for the sum of tsn do.
lars and sixty ceats, which said Judg-
lars, to-
ur wuu its costs and disburse
ments Inrurred herein, which said
judgment Is, by said decree and
HCNIJAV AT 9IMI
AMATKUH fKHTOHMANOH ON
WEDNMDAV NKJmT
MERRILL OPERA HOtf
Merrill, Ore. i;
MOTION VllTtVMiH T"
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