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OF BEAVTIFCL WAISTS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
THEY COME IN SILK, CREPE DE CHINE, PONGEE,
ORGANDIE, FANCY STRIPED CREPE DE CHINE AND
VOILES. THE PRICES. ARE
80c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.25,
$2.50, $3.50 and $5.00
Kayser Silk Gloves
Wear So Much Longer
The very fstaUia ot the Kayser Clow Hie Kayser 80k
to nit aad Hi Ml Fane wotkaanaahlp aJossa.coald not h
Kayier BSk Glevea wear leaser If the eBk Heelf were jk
right, la thirty years of silk aplasias; we have learned bow
to snake WW of a heavier pare aHk thread (aot weighted),
wttheat teterferias with the deligatfal coetnesa of the store.
This nwitrr Kayser Sflk GloTta wear ao aiach loafer that
jaMUaae ef woatea hare learaed that the oae thiag to look for
sa a aflk glove hi the tredeeaark "Kayaer.'
Two clasp floret are always 80c, 78c, f 1.00, $1.95 aad ap;
twelve aad alxteea .button lengths are always S78c, $1.80.
S1JK, SIM aad ap. The name "Kayser" Is In. the hem and
with each pair Is a guarantee ticket that the tips will outwear
the gloves.
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"WHERE THE LADIES SHOP"
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Wesley 0. Smith, Mrs. Clarence Un
derwood, Mrs. WMliam M. Duncan,
Mlas Maud Baldwin, Mm. Thomas
Hampton, Mrs. O. A. Krause, Mrs.
Charles I. Roberto and Mrs. John
MccLan.
MIm Barbara Bishop of "The
Cedars" Is the guest of Miss Mar
garet Hargua for a tew days.
Mrs. L. F. WIMU Is hostess to the
Saturday Brldgo Club at her homo on
Klamath avenue this attcruoou.
The members of the choir ot Sacred
Heart church were guests ot Ksv.
William McMillan' at a dinner party
given Thursday evening In the par
sonage, wnicn was oom a suii
an epicurean delight. Father McMil
lan's guests were Mr. and Mrs. 0. W.
Kobcrtsou, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ko
nup. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith,
Mrs. Martin McAndrowa, Mrs. Tom
McDonald. Mrs. A. Y. Tlndall, Mrs.
Julo Barlow, Mlas Dorothy, Miss Pearl
Dolvln. Miss Ada Boule, Miss Claudia
O'Loughlln, Joe P. Brett, Joseph B.
McAllister, M. J, McDonough, Will If.
Bennett and Rhtnehart Motschon-
bacher.
Thursday afternoon the Women's
Relief Missionary Society of a race
M. E. church will glvo a sllvor tea at
the home of Mrs. C. V. Fisher.
(By Lora King)
Tho services ot anyono musical,
either instrumental or vocal, will be
Big crowd, big music, big time
Pelican City tonight. Better come to
this dance. it
Huston's
Mebapelaaa Ansteaents
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
Daniel Frohmaa Presents
HENRIETTA GROSSMAN
and a Notable Cast In
"THE UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH"
in Four Parts
Two Added Attractions.
Admission 10 aad SO cents
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elsco; 8he was accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Jenalaga ot
Honolulu, who will spend several
weeks here.
Mlas Mary Carey Thomas, president
ot Bryn Mawr College, will receive
the bulk of the f 10,000,006 estate left
by her friend, ifiss Mary Elliabeth
Osrrett. who was the daughter of
John W. Garrett, late president of the.
; Baltimore Ohio railroad, according
to the will -probated In Baltimore.
Mia. Thomas Is the residuary legatee
.-and also azecntrix under the will.
Bryn Mawr College, of which Miss
. Garrett to a. graduate, receives no be
' jaet, bat the terms of the will Indi
cate that, Mlas Thomas and Miss Gar
rett, who had been close friends for
years, had ,'an nnderstandiag accord
lag to which the college will receive
substantial henedto.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bf ApplegaU have
retnrned from California, where titer
h spent the" wUter ateitas. They left
dn'ring'tte week for ttelr ranch at
Swan Lake.
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MIMred and Addtoon HnUktoos.
':vi-;weWUre.ef Mr. and Mrs, Charles
'.'.muUkkom. who'lafttait astfalaS far
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Jack Dearlng, all playmates of the
youngsters. The evening was. spent
In a highly enjoyable manner by the
kiddies, and Juvenile games and
romps were Indulged In until a tote
jhour, when refreshments were served.
At the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Johnston In Hot
Springs Addition. Misses Ana May and
Jennie Johnston were hostesses to the
members of the Docena, a social and
literary club composed of-girls ot the
Klamath County High School, and
some other guests. Musical rendi
tions; staging and games all helped to
make the evening pass quickly, and a
luncheon, was served at a' late hour,
Attending were Miss Pearl Dow, Miss
Katbryn McAndrews, Miss Faye West,
Miss Marie Gritltn. Miss Octovia De
Up, Miss Mary Hashes, Miss Ruth
Ball, Miss Ethel Stubbleleld,
Hortense.Hogue, Theodore Case, Aus
tin Case, Wayne Keeeee, Charles Dorr,
Rex LaPrairle, Roy LaPralrle, Rollin
Stitoer, William - Ha5rtateln, John
Dixon and Howard Gillette.
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Members of Miss Jessie Telford's
Presbyterian Sunday school elans mm
enjoying a picnic this afteraoom on
tbe West Side. The youngstars start
ed out bright aad early with weW
laden lunch baskets, aad will have a
great afternoon of fun aad frolic.
The series of silver teas that are
being giTen'by-tae members of
Spragut Chapr-, Woman's Relief
Corps, to ratoea fund for cleaning the
cemetery Wore Memorial Day are a
great suoeees. Monday aft Mrs.
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Bert E. Withrow and Mrs. 0w. Rob
ertson were hostesses at a most en
joyable tea given at the Withrow res
idence on Sixth and Lincoln streets,
and next Monday afternoon another
tea will be given at the home of Mrs.
Carey M. Ramsby on Fifth street, by
Mrs. Ramsby and Mrs. Fred Hous
ton, towhicb all women interested in
this work are Invited. At the tea giv
en at Mrs. Witbrow's there were pres
ent Mrs. Zeno C. Kimball, Mrs. Will
Houston, Mrs., Carey Jf. Ramsby, Mrs.
Charles H. Withrow, Mrs. Arnold,
Mrs. W. M. Montelius. Mrs. Olive
Belts, Mrs. M. E.-Sargent, Mrs. R. H.
Dunbar, Mrs. George McDonald, Mrs.
W. H. Robertson, Mrs Fred Scballock,
Mrs. Fred Houston and Mrs. R. J.
Sheets.
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Miss Alice McConrt, who has been
111 tor several days. Is Improving.
Mrs. Bert E. Withrow was hostess
to tbe Tuesday Club Tuesday after
noon; there being present Mrs. Will
Maston and Mrs? Aubrey R. Campell,
in addition to Mrs. A. D. Miller, Mrs.
O. W. Robertson, Mrs. Fred English,
Mrs. Thomas F. Hampton, Mrs. Chas.
I, Robertson, Mrs. Earl Wbltlock and
Mrs. Arthur R. Whitman. The after
noon was devoted' to bridge, and a
luncheon was served by tbe hostess.
An Informal party, at the Hotel
Baldwin was much enjoyed last night,
TEMPLE THEATER
'Is hj Iraimn'a CUlra "
Lubln Two Reel Special
"Path Dally News War Scenes"
"Fable of The Divine Spark That Had
a Short Circuit."
"Ward of the MUskm,"
v IHograph Drama
Saaday
"Wood Nymph," -
, Easanay Two Reel Dramu
"Mud nnd Matrimony,"
Blograph Drama
"Jack's Pal,"
Sellg Drama
"Pathe Dally News."
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grcaily, appreciated at Saint Cloud to-
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morrow. We pronaoiy w -
"Tlppcrnry," as wo have woucr
home, ahd '"Die wacm nm
will not be in evidence, huwoyoi,
It thepubllo wishes something truly
martial, wo will give you nomcthlng
1,-tilv American, tho grandwt, most
nubllmo song over heard on thin earth
i.i. mnrtnl mau.ono that U entiironeii
with tho Immortal-Marching Through;
Georgia."
About fifteen members attended
Wednesday aftornoon'a aesslon ot tho
Happy Hour Club, which was held at
tho homo of Mm. Frank Ward on
Third and Pine Mreotn. mo nucr-
noon was spent in tutting nnd conver
sation.
Mrs, John Koontt nnd Mrn. Horb
lMillllim entertained in honor of Mrs.
(iroolov Friday afternoon nt Mt. IM.
A delightful afternoon was spent by
thoao nresent
Miss Murphy nnd Mrs. Phillips nnd a
beading by Mrs. Lewis. Thoso present
woro Mrs. Tls Griffith. Miss Nowion,
Mrs. Murphy, Miss Clnudln Murphy,
Mrs. AddUon. Mrs. West, Mrs. Colson,
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United Press Service.
CLWVKLANl), 0., April 7.
Discount for rnsh In paying '
mony Is ,nn Innovation In tho
common plows court hero. Judge
listen awarded Miss Hophln
y.vvlck, dtvoreco, 11,800 alluiony,
but agrcod to cut It to 11600 it
Morris Kwlck, n Junk doalerj
would pay in thirty days. v
Tho iQlnlloni between officers and
men In tho Russian army nro tne
most friendly kind; Indeed, In apeak
Iiik to nil officer a mnn nya "Ilrat"
I (brother), or "llatooskn" or (little
fntlicr). An olllcer cn'IU his won "my
children," nnd ho frequently writes
their homo letters for thorn, roads
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Thoro. wna music by to mom, wwuw -
men to cluomftiogrnpii snows, wnvm
pictures of tulucntlonnl value arc be
ing shown.
Moving Picturu
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. Lester, Mrs. McLellau, Mrs. AI-'Tucday, and all havo bef n sold. Geo.
and'er, 'Mrs. Koonts, Mrs. Qreeley, luVlm, ARcnt.
Mrs, Lewis. Mrs. McCorab, Mrs. Case,;
Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Morrison and Miss,
Myrtlo Morrison.
Don't miss the big
dnnce at Pelican City tonight.
A Fifty Per Cent Dividend
Mr. Lawrence Mehaffey of Klam
ath Falls Insured tor $5,000 at 1160 a
year. The first year The Mutual Ltfo
added ?6 in dividends, making It
5,076. F. M. Priest, Agent. 17-2t
(Jit your It. V. !. at K.K.K. Store.
' A cntnloe ot tho fishes Ot Maine
celebration 'shows that tho slate has 149 species,
but only twenty-nvo are ill to eat,
nnd only seventeen nro of commer
cial value.
WANTED A woman Monday morn
ing, at tho Clalrmont for house
cleaning. 17-lt
tOc, battoa, 91 a rip,
Trousers. K. K. K. Store.
Dutchess
Oregon hns ten women publishers
nnd twenty-one fomnle plumbers.
Accural laformatloa about
Klamath Uaala. Ask Cliilrote.
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mw n inmous pinyors. This d!uL
"Tho Unwelcome Mrs. llatch
Fumous IMnyora current relsaWT
which will bo presented at the s2
today ttnd tomorrow, , t
"'The Unwolcoinu Mrs, Hatch " iu
famous omolional drnmn by Mrs' sC
ton llurrlson, nnnlyxes and i!I
tho lltllo mistakes and mliundni17
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bund nnd wife, ami that evntsiUi
result in n widened nml unbrldMiku
gnp that too oflon dtvlres the inn
forever. ,
tho production Is mounted with
r.rtuest enro, and the nettings, details
nnd suggestions or emotion ud fa.
iimtle Intensity uro wrouiht WtB ,
timely nnd appropriate nUenUon that
rurthor extends t!i interest In U
centrnl characters nml thoso wjom.
sisi tneir uoveiopmcnl. ,
Kanrlotta Grossman In "Th rv
welcome Mrs. Hntch." in boundtoba.
prcsa nnd thrill motion picture anat.
enees throughout the world.
"Tho Unwelcomo Mrs, Hatch" It fc
four parts, two other reels being its.
ed, making up the tisunl sU reel in.
praaii ;t
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Western Drama In Three Parts
'lliot of ningvllle laa,"
Comedy
"A Touch of lllgli Life,"
Comedy
ADMISSION, 1U OKNTS
,M,TI,M:K KVMIV HATtlllDAV A.N'D
StIMlAV AT SK
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"Old Curiosity Shop," that veti
known Dickens masterpiece, bit sm'
filmed by tho All Htnr Keatnrs est.,.
pnny, and will bo the program at tin
Orpheus thentor tomorrow andhtav'
day. This Is an attraction tbattttl
Interest everybody, us this ftaew
story Is to be found In book foraii
nearly ovory home.
Ilaara at IVIlran City
in celebration of tho oiwnlniollbe
now sawmill, thcro will be aduteit
DoChuno'a bourdlnc hoime In PelkH
(Mty tonight.
Hoys Salta, with two pair of fsswi
some fine styles, at K. K. K. Store,
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
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motion rirridU'S ii'isiiA
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Hols PeUeaa City utehrnf
when .several people, dropped la to
lean, some of the lata daaee steps,
mask for these being tho latest talk
lag aehlae records.
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Mrs. Frederick H, Mills was hostess
to the Bridge Club and a few other
friends Taarsdsy' afternoon, whoa
bridle heiers wast to Mrs. O. A.
Krause. Darin the eeurse of tbe af
ternoon tho boatess aarred dainty re-
fresnmenu, and were ware in attena
ahee Mrs. artf F.'ftoae, Mrs. B,
Carload ofForda
nnloaded tost
Day's Doings at the
Big Store
Fourth and KUinalli
This morning after we had got
all our little chores done up, there
was a very pleasant old lady called
ut the Big Store to see about some
rocking chairs. We have a good
many different kinds of rockers,
ao we started in and gave her
prices on quite a lot of tbom. One
mahogany wood seat rocker for
fC.50, one solid oak, genuine
leather upholstered seat and back
for 117.60, one solid oak, genuine
Spanish leather auto seat tor fit,
one solid oak with genuine Span
ish leather cushions, $14. DO, .
Then we gave her a price on a
very fine one, $30.00, She looked
a little queer and didn't breathe
for a whllo, but she soon revived,
and aftor we told her what they
we're made of and how tbey were
made, and what it cost to make
them, she thought tbe price wasn't
so bad after all, So she bought a
genuine leather slip seat solid oak
rocker for 17.60, The balaaee ot
the day we devoted to straighten
ing up and getting ready for the
rush Monday.
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