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Personal Mention
'. Ilosa, master mcclinulc of tliq
Hlinsl.i division for Iho Southern IV
rifle, nrrlvcd hero from Dunsmulr
laiit nlRht.
Mr. tloorgo J. Wntlon or Merrill
relumed last night from Yrckn whero
trim bus liven visiting hor mother, who
wan III.
M. 0. Merrymnn returned last
nlKht from n JxisiIiicbs trip to Sun
Frnurlccn.
I'nul C. Union wn n prominent
l'ortlnnd business mnn hero yester-lift)'.
V. II. Pnrkor of tho Klamath De
velopment has returned from S.in
Francisco.
Mrs. It. C. Morris of Ashland, ac
companied by her two son. Is visit
InR Mrs. O. O'Connor of this city.
Mr. anil Mrs. J. Hesslg of Kort
Klamath bnvo returned from a visit
In thn south.
Mm. Henrietta IntiKliton of the
li Franco Heauty parlor Is III with
luirumonla.
Mrs. 0. It. WrlRht has recently re
reived word of tho death of her moth
er lit Birmingham. England.
John Houslon will leave here to
morrow for Portland where he will
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Ot vs. Otto
Suit for ilivorrc was filed this
morning In tho circuit court by Ilorth
Otto iiRiitnst I.. A. Otto, charging
cruel nnd lnhnnuin treatment.
Slelner vt. StrlnOr
Oluni Slelncr filed suit for divorce
from Fred Stelner this morning In
the circuit court, charging cruel and
Inhuman treatment.
Mason vs. M-inn, ct I
1-1 ml title decree was signed by
Judge Stono this morning In the, enso
of J. II. Mason against Henrietta
uMann, C. M. Klger, K. I). Dornu, nnd
the city of Klamath Falls, giving tilt?
to lot three In block 30, of Hillside
addition In Klamath Falls.
First National vs. F. II. Gordon
In tho case of the First National
bank of Klamath Falls agatntt Frank
II. Cordon. Involving a promissory
nttend n three-day convention of tho (,, for $300, Judge Stone signed a
Kqultnblo Llfo Insurance company, of ,ipcrpp .m morning for full Judgment
which ho Is local representatfve.
Oeorgo Stevenson, who have been
visiting friends and relatives In Eu
geno for several weeks returned here
last evening.
William Fordney Is a city business
visitor hero today from I.orclla.
OREGON BREVITIES
Monmouth Contract let for new
bank building.
Salem Contract awarded for con
struction postofflco annex.
p. W. It. & N. to spend $1,300,000
between Pendleton and Huntington.
Ilccdsport About 100 now homes
to bo built this summer.
decree this morning for full Judgment
on the note, with eight per rent In
terest from May 4, 1910. and 'with
$100 attorneys fees.
Allen ". Allen
Testimony was taken this morning
at 10 o'clock before Circuit Judge
C. F. Stone In the divorce caso of
Karl Olcn Allen against Josephine
Alltn. Order allowing the "decree of
divorce was granted by Judge Stone
In open court.
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BIRTH RECORD
MERRILL At 43T Third street.
Klamath Falls, April 21. 1922. to
Mr. and Mrs. C.uy Merrill, a girl.
Dollar Day Specials
for Saturday Only
HECTOR'S
Six Yards Unbleached Three Yard Under-
Muslin wear Crepe
$1.00 $1-00
3G inches wide. Our A11 "i? Jh,te'
regular 20c grade Regular 39c
Four Pair. flesh-Col- Tw "! t 2"
ored Bloomers Permanent Finish
tl ftft $1.0U
p I UU Our regular 65c. Colors
Fine for summer wear and white
Two Pairs Silk and Two Yards Epongette
Fibre Hose Suiting
$1.00 $1.00
Richelin Stripe, Black 3 6inc5" ' " the
and Brown, reg. 98c ncw colors
Four Yards Tissue $1.00
Gingham off of any Hat over
' $1.00 $4.00 Saturday Only
Checks and Plaids Three Yardf BUck
Five Yards Dress Sateen
cwTn $1.00
31.UU 36 Inches wide. Our
Checks and Stripes regular 50c quality
Special Announcement
New Sport Girdle from
New York the veiy
newest idea in girdles.
Price
$1.95
Tubular Silk for Un
dervests $1.75
Plain or Richelin rib;
used extensively 'for
Undervests
Spring and Summer Khaki Goods Arrived
Just "received our New Stock of Riding Pants, Mid
dy Blouses, Coats, Hats, Skirts and Spiral Leggins
for your Outing, Wear
Reasonably Priced, to be sure
Agents for
Peggy Paige
Dresees
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Embroidery and
Crochet Threads'
Most complete line in Southern
Oregon
End of the Month Sale
Seasonable items from all sections of the store in a rousing end of the month sale at unusually
low prices. Plan to take advantage of these special offerings. Brand new seasonable mer
chandise direct from our New York office. Every article guaranteed just as we advertise or
recommend it to be.
W)re$s
$16.75 $19.50
$24.50 $35.00
The sale you have been waiting
for! The most adorable dresses
that were ever brought together
in the mid-Spring Season to sell
at extraordinarily low prices!
The majority were specially
purchased for this After-Easter
sale by our New York office
and have been priced accord
ingly! Others have been taken
from our regular stocks of fine
dresses and greatly reduced!
All colors are included! Sizes
for women and misses.
Dresses for dinner for even
ing for dancing for after
noon for street for business
for sports.
The "Welworth" Blouse
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For Wearing With the New Tweed SuiU
Dainty, New Voiles and Batistes
Just arrived in time for
wearing with colorful tweed
suits. An unusual assem
blage of popular priced
waists. Just the kind of
waists that give an impres
sion of neatness and charm.
Tailored and semi-tailored
models designed in smart
est modes. Fine pin tucks
and substantial lace edg
ings, bits of liaml-embroid-ery
and hemstitching oth
ers severely tailored.
Very Moderately Priced,
$2.00
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New Suits
A number of the suits arriving from New York attain distinction
by the new, longer jacket sometimes severe in its tailoring,
sometimes revealing new details of trimmings or lines. For
those who find the finger-tip length more becoming, there's a
wide assortment from which to choose.
$24.50
Saturday Special
Children's Economy Stockings
19c
Made from long fibre -cotton, has double thread in heel and
toe, full length leg. We recommend it as a splendid wear
ing stocking for eveiy day wear. Sizes 6 to U..
Very Special for Sale in. "
Windsor Plisse Crepe
For Lingerie Wear; Per Yard 1Q
Plain pink, plain light blue. Very special for Saturday
Infants' Shoes
98c
An assortment of broken lines; some as high as $2.00
Nifty Nine and K. A. A. A.
Play Baseball Sunday
Modoc park oil Sunday after
noon will bo tho scene of a base
ball gamo between the Nifty Nino
and tho Klamath Amateur Athletic
association. Tho line-up will be
as follews:
K. A. A. A. Ted Montgomery c,
Kenneth Klabn p, Hermon Foster
lb, W. peno 2b, Vic Orcen ss, E.
Humphrey 3b, Flnnoran If, It. Mc
Cullora cf, D. McMillan rf.
Nifty Nino Charles Oroyo c,
Ilobert Goetz p, Chester Sbrlver lb,
Frany Peyton 2b, Oeorgo Dow us,
Harold Wortley 3b, D. Dickson If,
Kenneth Maler cf, Vernon Chris
ty rf.
GIRLS' SCOPE WIDER
Speaker Dechu-t-a Louisa M. Alcott
Notions Out of Date
HOT, SPRINOS, Ark,, April 21,
The borlion of an lntollifnt girl
of 18 today Is wider tban that of
the savant of 1800, Mrs. Robert C.
Bpeer of New York city, president
of ,the national board of the Young
Women's Christian association, nuld
in presenting tho report of tbo
board to the national convention
of th cassoclatlon here today.
"Notions of girls derived from
Louisa M. Alcott are out of date,"
sbo said.
"Girls are 1eset with complex In
terests; a Pandora's bos ot. now
emotions and experiences fills the
air with thrills and stings for them.
Tbo sense of adventure, of 'some
thing lost beyond tbo-ranges, some
thing calling for us,' summons them
out of the old highroad of custom.
Unless tbey are led aright there
may bo years of wandering In the
wilderness.
"Thero could bo no greater chal
lenge. Wo aro Interpreters of life
for young women. Tbo negative ot
Sinai no longer has power with a
world whero curiosity has displaced
four. Our place is" not with the
tables of stone, but with tho fol
lowers of the Master who sat on a
hillock In Galilee and told the lis
tening crowd whero the satisfac
tions of Ufa are to bo found."
OPEN SHOP WAR ON
Activities of Bakrr'feld Curtailed
Prom SO to 70 I'er Cent
BAKEnSFIELD, April 21. Build
ing activities In Iiakersfleld today Is
curtailed from CO to 70 percent of
normal as a result of union men quit
ting Jobs where the "open shop" had
been placed In force und the (Un
charging; of men who doclarod Ibolr
unwillingness to work with non-union
craftsmen, according tovvarylng esti
mates of union officials and officers
of tho Iiakersfleld builders' exebango
and tho Industrial association of Da-kersflold.
RADIO PIMM ATLANTIC
HAN FRANCISCO, April 21. Ro-dlo-phono
concerts from the Atlantic
seaboard today wcro roportod to have
been heard In San Francisco bomoi
last night.
CARD OP THANKS
Mrs. 0. R, Wright extonds her
thanks to hor friends for tbolr
thoughts and sympathy In her recent
boroavement.
NEW TODAY
AN EXPERIENCED LADY Wjould
take somo .maternity casts at your
home. Address Dox IS. city, 21-22
FOR RENT 2 room cabin, furnish
ed nifty. Sea Dick, 240 Broad St.
21-22
FOR HALE (Auto cars, lots and ea
.bins. Little monoy makes big mon
ey. See Dick, 240 Broad St, 21-32
WANTED, Woman for general
housework. Call 205 8. Btn St, Jltf
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WOMAN WISHES Wferk by hour or
day, Phone 237J, 21
FOR SALE A row choice fruit trees.
W, 8, Slough, J , 81.23
FOR RENT Ono 3-room furnished
house on Crescent Ave; one fur
nished housekeeping room, Inquiry
11 no Pine. 21-24
KOIt ham: OR TIlADi: on,, Urn
Chevrolet truck: aUo Vktrnlj.
Will ronsldcr trade on small cur Mri.
(larrelt n Hweol Shop. iM-'-'l
TONIGHT
AT THE
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WHERE EVERYBODY GOES.
HOME OF THE HODKINHON FKATCRKS
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In the mysterious Orient, an American sight-soer
finds an American girl in a secret slave market.
On every side are guards who will kill at first sig
nal from, their master. Rescue seemed impossible.
THEN but see f
Eugene O'Brien
'" "The Prophets ot Paradise"
An Alan Crosland Production; and
Two Good Comedies
Coming Sunday Myrtle Reed's famous story,
"At the Sign of the Jack o' Lantern."
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Admission 1 0c-20c. Show starts 6:30
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