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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
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I JAMES S SHKEHY
City KOitjr
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wred. SATritDAY, .H'liY 11). lIO.
SOCIETY NOTES
of the WEEK
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Too much activity from the sun's
jsrays has kept the usual number of
iS 'weekly social gatherings down to a
t -minimum. Picnics, boating parties.
Trips to Crater Lake and sur-
4,roundlng beauty spots and fishing
trips to Diamond and Odell lakes hae
; been dally affairs. However, sever tl
-""delightful gatherings have been he'd
to lend interest to a somewhat quiet
Focial week.
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A delightfully Informal dancing
yarty was given Wednesday night by
"Nr. and Jlrs. Forest Pell, at their
Tiome on Washington street. The
louse was decorated with Japanese
lanterns and sweet peas. Punch was
eerved during the evening to the dan
cers. Those present were: Waive Ja
cobs, Mary Ball, Mildred Burk, Mrs.
Nyrta Carter Livermore, Miss Emma
Peil. Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Carter,
Clyde Brown, Louis Hoagland, Jas. S.
Sheeny, Robert Riggs and Austin
Case. j
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Thirty-five young folks from the
'IDpworth League and the Christian
"Endeavor society attended a Welner
Roast given Thursday night at the
camping grounds on tho west slilo of
Link rlxor.
Games wen- played until 9 30,
when a large camp tiro was built mid
everyone got a wotnor on Ms slick
and ot about the business of roast
ing it. Holde the welnors, hot buns
and eoftoe woiv provided for the pic
ulcers Declaring that they had enjoyed
the time of their lives the young peo
ple started homo at a late hour.
! Hob Ryan entertained a party ot
friends Tuesday evening on a launi-h
ride and picnic on Lower Klnmn'h
lake. Tho party left the Telford
boathouse at 6 o'clock and traveled
about 15 miles before a Dutch bas
ket supper was served .
. The guests were Nell Mullen,
Miss Mary Holen Guest. Miss Joe
Drlscol, BessKllgore. Mary Ellen 51c
Malion, Miss Loughlln. Mrs. Addle
Walker, Byron Hardenbrook, Dan
Ryan and Mr. Stein.
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At a luncheon Tuesday Mrs. A. W.
Pell entertained a number of young
women In honor of Mrs. Forest Pell,
who recently came here from Mem
phis. Tennessee. The table and
house were a bower of Shasta daisies
and delicate shades of sweet peas.
Guests of tho luncheon were: Mrs
Forest Peil. Waive Jacobs. Mrs Har
din Carter. Mrs. Myrta Livermore,
Mrs. James Foster and Mrs. Leslie
Twllliger.
In celebration for her thirteenth
birthday, Beatrice Walton entertain
ed a number of her little friends at
a swimming party. The big pond In
front of the Walton homo on Conger
avenue furnsihed an Ideal pool for
swlmmng on a hot day nnd the girls
played around in tho water the great
er part of the afternoon. When
they tired of this sport Mrs. Walton
served them with a birthday cako,
candles .Ice cream and lemonade.
Invited guests were: Ruth New
ton. Ethel and Thelma Short, Gejie
vieve Sweedenburg, of Ashland, Dor
othy Delzell. Margaret Johnson, Cath
erine Ulricb, Carrol North, Francis
McLain, Emma Beln, C6nstance Crys
tal and Katherine and Beatrice Walton.
Donald Hunt, the son of Dr. War
ren Hunt, will be a year old today
and his mother la giving a baby party
In his honor. There will be a bouse
full of tiny people and their mother
to vntPtlnlu Donald on this ln of
dn.
The following will be there: Mrs.
Leslie Rogers and her two sons. Don
ald mid James Evans; Mrs Joe lltelt
and baby Lowtta; Mr". V. C. Van
Union with Junior and Carl; Mrs.
Andrew Collier nnd daughter. Marie;
and Mrs A H Epperson and her lit
tle bon George
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Klamath Falls-Bend Stage
OFFICE AT
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
1114 Main St
Phone 276-W.
C. I. RECKARD,
Reckard Auto Service.
Sacrificed on the auction block of
matrimony to satisfy a gru'dy father
is the vlfclon seen by a young and
beautiful girl In "Why I Would Not
Murry," a powerful morality 1'lav
produced by William Fox. which' will
come to the Liberty Theatre for two
days commencing Sunday afternoon.
How this raving beauty avoids ma
trimonial pitfalls, escapes an exist
ence of misery, saves her i-oul and
achieve happiness constitutes the
bail of the picture. jThe story is told
In an entertaining and unique man
ner through thu working out ot a
ncel Idea. The girl has four suitors
whom "ho considers about equally
desirable, but learns before she ac
cepts any of them that her life would
be ono of misery with an of them.
Marguerite Clark's new j5ip
plnv, "Three Men and n Girl." whteh
In boing shown at the Star theatre
.tonight Is one of tho best of he.- new
repertoire. It is a charming picture
based upon a famous Broadway sik
oo.s nnd affords Miss Clnrk n dollght
ful role of which sho makes the most
The support Is most praiseworthy,
thr leading man being Richard Jiar
thelmess, a talented screen player
"TUo Racing Strain." a romance
of Kentucky and Saratoga, Is Mao
Marsh's newest contribution to Gold
wyn's series of screen successes, a
production ot constant thrills, it Is
threaded with a story of love nnd
sacrlflco that is delightfully human
"The Racing Strain," which comes
to tho Star Theatre beginning Sunday
has for one of its features a stirring
horse race photographed at the Sara
toga track at the height ot the rac
king season.
"Lucille Cameron (Mao Marsh), a
plucky girl ot Kentucky, learns that
her father. Colonel Cameron, is close
to flnnnclnl rnin because of his
friendship for and bis dealings with
'"Big Jim" De Luce, a New York
t horseman and wildcat stock promot.
er. Onco tho owner of a blij lacing
stable, a filly. Southern Pride, If all
that is left him. Thero is a heavy
! mortgage long overdue )n il-c Cam
eron estat" and tho Cano'im won
der why no attempt is made a. fore
closure. At a Red Cross lawn fete Lu
cille gives, she meets Lieut. Gregory
, Haines, Ju t lefurnr d wounded fiom
! France, risol" acquaintance -jim rip
ens Into love, to tho chagrin of Big
Jim, who lias annoyed Lucille with
1 his attentions. Tho resultant drama
Is stirring and well worked out.
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We Clean, Press and Repair
EVERYTHING
From a Heavy Suit to Flimsy Lingerie. We
re-block Hats, and call for and deliver your
goods.
Klamath Dye Works
431 Main St
Phone 408
i Tho time Is getting shorter every
I day for you to do what should be
done beforo tho Elks got hero on
JAugust 1 1, 15 and 16. What aro you
uolngT
"How can I become more attractive now today?" First
apply Pompeian DAY Cream (vanishing). It softens the skin
and protects it from dust and weather; also serves as a powder
foundation. Work the cream well' into the skin and this is very
important so the powder which you are soon to apply will iftit
stick in spots. Now apply Pompeian BEAUTY Powder. Then a
touch of Pompeian BLOOM. (Some people prefer to dust a little
powder again over the BLOOM in order to subdue it.) At once
you have an added charm of beauty with a fragrance which cap
tivates the senses.
These three beauty aids can be used separately or together,
as suggested above, as a "Complete Beauty Toilette."
For Sale by ,
Whitman Drug Co
520 Main Street.
Ph
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On account of ear shortage wo will
sell bIock at $2.!)9 per cord at our
factory until further notice. Now is
the time to get In your winter blocks.
! 17-tf. Ewauna Box Co.
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OP THE PICTURES"
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H. W. Poole, Owner
Matinee Every Day
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Tonight
CLARA WILLIAMS
in
"CARMEN OF THE KLONDIKE"
Sunshine Comedy
"HIS FATAL MARRIAGE"
Sunday and Monday
The Great Morality Play
"WHY I SHOULD NOT MARRY"
, DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
So Pompeian Cream can possibly
cause a growth of hair on tho face.
Whitman Drug Co.
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When you want butter that is
butter eat Klamath
Creamery BUTTER
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