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-THE NEW SHADES OF
Sand and Putty
WiH Meafee the Mott FartkKous
New Plaids d Stripes
Are Here in Quantities
Than Ever
IVeUl
A Full Line of Blacks
and the Solid Colors
Will Find Many Friends
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Mrs. Karl Whltlock, Mrs. Oscar K.,
Not only do OW Sol hinwelf batokan that spring will be upon u. in a few day, but the whole..ler. ah.
realiae it, and tha diipment of Spring Dm. Good, we have ju.t received i. a wonder in beauty and variety,
include everything that it newright up to the minute.
NEW SPRING WOOLENS AND COTTONS, WHITE GOODS
And All lh. IW, Fancy' Mat.rlaU lor Spring, in AU Shad.., Solid Color, and Iho Fancy Plaid, and Stripe.
Every lady in Klamath county can have a new frock from thi. lot, and many of them two or three, but to get
your choice you should be among the first to make a selection.
STILTS DRYGOODS CO.
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wnnxtn inc. bavwii w.v
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New Spring Woolens
and Cotton Goods
In Great Variety Sure to PeM
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Dancing is certainly holding the at-
Wllley, Mrs. Fred Mclhase. Mrs. Wil
liam A. Masten and -Mrs. John Mc-'bv
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tlon of meats. In addition, a paper
on "The Modern Home" was reaa
Mrs. Wilbur Jones. These meet
0 hundred was played, the ing are held alternate Friday after
won by Mrs. Hampton, and noons, and aro highly enjoyed by all
teatlok of Klamath Falls social seta
at preent. tor from now until the
UMtMa season, there are hops sched- Lean. Flv
lllAd" for ATftrr vaaIt. f.-nef nfvlt, lhatn.u h.l.
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Jiiaiawji mud held tne second of ttsja dainty luncheon was served. attending.
anai Mnea, ana next Friday night, I
- "TTT, ;- - '?! '" "-, ii. uuu aui. uuniu i. van mper, (
Jr. have returned from their honey-' "'" Blore l ,u'! Bi,
moon trip to Portland and Vicinity. lof the Fnlghtly Club was made by'
and aro residing at 837 Jefferson ! Mrs- S1,as Obenchaln. This sewlonfj
street. They will be at home after)'8 heIa at tne nome ot Mr8, h
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r. wiuiis ana was auenaea oy Mrs.
E. W. Go wen, Mr. Fred J. Williams,
' Tolen( and Protective Order of Elks
will iwld its fourth, annual ball, for
Elkjvaad" their ladles. On the follow
ing Friday night a number of popular
tocl?yoBng women wUl fee hostesses
at.aeoablaedcard and dancing party,
and?n the nliht of Februarv IS.
the'Klatawa; ClBb will close iU; fourth
rf season of dancing parties!; t.-All of
taew-kop. will be held at'the White
Pelica hotel. In. additlqtv to these,
there are dances at Moose hall every
Saturday night, given" bv. Klamath
Lodge Loyal Order of Jtoose, and
ror which season Invitations were 1s
sueda couple of weeks ago.
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The KlamVth Fiuis Volunteer Fire
Department's annual St Patrick's ay
ball la also on. the calendar -of-'coming
events. Chief Ed WakeSeld, Jack
Prrngle" and Will 6. Wilson are in
charge of the affair, which" win" be
held la Houston's opera house, and
which' as nsual will be largely at
tended, j.
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Mr.. .Aubrey it. Campbell wa the
hostesa. to, the Lleeure Hour Club on
Wednesday afternoon at1 her High"
r68 "fWdencft Mrs. Harry Anglln,
rtv SJlas Obenchaln, Mrs.. Arthur
B. Whitman and.Mw.-Je&enette- weVe
preeent as guesU, lai'iidditidn' t'b' the
clnfeaaembere.Mrs. faomaiJ. Hamp-ton-!Mr'-
4nbe7 R. Campbell' Mrs.
Elbert Bi Hall, Mrs.Lonis O. Van Bel
i?a. Mm.' Jt-'ft 'Weit, Mrs. O. A.
Krwwe.- Mlss JennleX-Sarrls." Mrs.
MawrenJtteafJtoi; Charlee I
V' M"AH'r3r Newnham.
, -".Wawa-ea,, Mrs. Kred
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IhENRY' E. DAY, Prop,
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MATJ VieK PVCJIY aATDRDAV AND
nnirpAT at aiao ''
Monday.
In honor of Miss Edna Norrls. ot
Fort Klamath. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd
M. White entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Wattenburg. Miss Lulu
Wattenburg, Mrs. E. W. Oowen, Miss
Norrls, Claude Maxwell, Lawrence
Kinnear and Harold Lincoln at five
hundred Thursday evening, and the
evening was spent most enjoyably by
all of the guests. Refreshments were
I served:
Mras. Thomas Hampton is confined
to her home by an attack of bronchitis.
An added attraction at laf nivh,
Klatawa Club dancing party .was a
oau- dance, in which th dmiw.
demonstrated their "footwork" by
kicking the boundlnr rnbbnr ,,
wunout losing SteD to tha rt.nM...-
One couple slmultaneouslv kiekori '
with the result that they both fell to
me noor. but this was the only mls-
nap, ana the Innovation w .1.1...4
uy popular request the "pop" dance
was given on the program. The "pop
aance, bo it known, in a aruu.i. .
the "Ug" dance. In the latest cu.
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uie lagging belnsr dnn n,i,h .
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sounding slan on th nM.M..i.
back with an inflated paper sack. An
other addition to the program was
Instruction in the Spanish Hesita
tion, given to th iaunM. ..
Professor Raymond, of Sacramento,
who Is forming a dancing class here.
Altogether, last night's dance was one
of the most enjoyable hnn. t n.
son, and the next one of the Klatawa
series Is bains- looknri --, . .
eagerly by the lovers of the TerosI-
JIZ ""' T,naa" "hestra
rendered muslo for the ,, i.,.i.
was as usual held at the White Pell-
wu uoiei ainmg room.
There will ha hi- a .
ii.t J.. " ' Mills
Addition ball tht a.i.. .. . .
the night of the Mills Addition Em
broidery Club's party to th -,- .
that, addition and viMm.. . ..-.
&TAf w?ii h" bn ptonned,
.curaews are to be served.
Mrs. Slla nhannh.f- . . .
High street tst a.... ..
there oelnr fa,, .m- L .W.9n'
J which, refreshmenu were t,rrS
High scorn it. w
winums, anr.B: ::.u:"-:f J-
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highly iBteraarl,,.. ., . ..
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Home Scleaaa ria.ri.i - ..
Woman'. Library Clnb was held Z
to.JZZrzr 1 tu jnnr
-, airs, sen cari raa.
Mrs. 8llas Obenchaln. Mrs. L. F. WU
llts. Mrs. J. C. Brockenhroneh. Mrs.
Fred Mills; Mrs. "Fred Melhase and
Mrs. Elbert B. Hall. At the con
clusion of bridge playing, the hostess
served refreshments.
Italian and French painting of the
Renaissance period was the Interest
ing subject discussed at the Tues
day afternon meeting of the Ewauna
Literary Club, held at the residence
of Mrs. George J. Walton, on Cres
cent avenue, at which time Mrs. John
A. McLean was the leader. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Walton,
snd In addition to the hostess, there
were present Mrs. McLean, Mrs. E. V.
Hawley, Mrs. Harry Qoeller, Mrs.
L. L. Tniax, Mrs., Bert Carl Thomas.
Mrs. George A. Havdon and Mm.
Arthur R. Wilson.
Students of the Klamath countv
high school last nlrht held a reen-
tlon at the Hotel Baldwin In honor
of the Medford high school basket
ball players, which was attended hv
about seventy of the young people.
ine reception was held at the con
clusion of the game at the Pavii.
lion, and an Interesting musical pro
gram was rendered, at the conclusion
I of which sherbert, cake and punch
were served.
BALDWIN
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LOCAL PIONEER MERCHANT 18
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE
STATE HARDWARE MEN'S OR.
GANIZATION
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.SiMintor I. H. .Smith, of Coo rotin
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A well deserved honor has been
bestowed upon Hon. George T. Bald
win by the Oregon Hardware A Im
plement Dealers Association, now in
session in Portland, by his eitir
as president of the association for
tne ensuing year.
Judge Baldwin knows the hard
ware game from A to ss. anri ha
has bean fMrpaut,,1l., ... .. .
..., outniBu BSrei "'. aatauou wim yeuow
in this line of merchandising siace "ni wlth H U the effect achieved
the earlr aeventfaa naui.i. was so much tiira anr.....i.i
the early serentles. Baldwin's pro
gress is not alonsr conflna ..
hardware business. ha h.. t-
a a mg Hiamatb booster, sad it
was during his admlnlstratin. ..
county judge that the splendid Warn-
This gown worn by a well known
boclety woman, was made in America
on plans ot an American dosigner,
rfhe w oio it rocontly at a social func
tion at her home, and most ot the
women prubout who were good Judaus
of clothes were taken with the gown
of their liomejs. In selecting the doc
orations for her entertainment Hhn
ilrst connldored her own gowning, In
cluding the suitability of the certain
colors to herself. Her choice fell
upon yellow, and with yellow she ar
ranged her drawing rooms, having
flowers ot yellow with backgrounds
of greeu ferns and foliage, and hern
and there a cluster of whit .!
twerea into the arrangement.
Her lights were shaded with yellow
.J? " t the pfn. ath county high sekWM Nim!!
was so much like soft' mmhi..
could be got. All of her Diana war.
rearranged as to sot off to advantage
herself and her gowna vertltable
"Sunshine" gown.
First, a fouadatioa of white m...
rod satin, gathered a bit about the
waist, and with n wldo tuck so nlir.il
as to simulate ft iluop hip yoke. The
bodice of sntln was laid in deop cross
wise tucks, ami draped over this was
gold colored daphne, silk embroidered
across the top with gold and white
sequins in flower duslgu, A straight
shawl of dajilmu silk, sequin spangled,
draped shoulders, ending In a nolnt
at the back, which i,u.i,..
weighted with a IuhhoI of heads.
Over tho foundation Hkir, nu
draped a dotiulo tunic of koi.i m.
broldcrcd dophnu silk, thn .im.
isbod with deeii scallnnn,! ha. ,
Cloth Of gold. Hllnrutru nf ,,
satin wore worn, with bu, .m.
neither dyed or bleached hut of th
nuiumi snnao.
During This
Bad Weather
VOII WANT
Shoes That Will Keep Ywr
Feet Warni and Dry
ami Htlll lutvo a neat npiiearanre.
THEY DO BOTH
Ask to See the Weston
(Illustrated holow)
Our storm resisting Inn noot, tho
blggost Flvo Dollar value over of
fercd by any shoo house.
HOUSTON'S
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I'rosenls tho popular June j
Star
TIIOMAH W. HOttl
In tho vivid hHirt sterf
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Catches VUtts Trout
A marriage llconui i..... ....
terday by the county clerk's office to
Oeorge W. Wh.ln and Irene Trout.
Insurance that .. ...
time. Hee Chllcoi. ibk u.,Ll.
WINES
CIIOICl OAMFOIt.MA WINES
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Throe ami numy otlier
itMHlisouui Iloveragee for the home
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