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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1923)
Page Six THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, JULY IB, 103.1. By Our Country Editors MERRILL ' Miss Mildred Hnyes spent R few days In Klnimith Falls lust week, : the Bueat of, her aunt, Mrs. F. R. Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. J.. I). Rice of Max wellK California, are in Merrill on a visit with Rice's sister, Mrs. C. H. Merrll. .'...' ' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Martin of Klamath Falls were Merrill visitors on Sunday. Mrs. J. V. Taylor visited in Klam ath Falls Monday. John EIvy of the Rhett Lake : country spent Wednesday in Mer rill r.:.-.- ' " Mrs. R. H. Anderson has been confined to her home (he past week with a severe attack of tonsllitis. D: Esterman of Sacramento spent a -few days in Merrill this week. Esterman is buyer for Swanson and while here some contracts were made for lambs. Haying is in full blast In the Merrill- country.';-; I daughter Margery who have been visiting relatives at I.a Crosse, Washington, returned to Merrill Wednesday. . " Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Schviaoic gave a dance July 4. A pleasant time was hart by those present. Re freshments were served during the evening. N , ' I nephew of Mrs, Hulnt. i Mr. and Mis.' e; W. Manning who I have-been visiting nt the home of ! Manning's uncle, E. M. Hnmnumd, I have returned to their home in Portland. , . Mrs. (Jeo. J, Whllon and daugh ters Missoji Katherlne and Beatrice were Klaipath Falls visitors Wed nesday. '."... , The monthly business moetlng of the Christian Endeavor of The First Presbyterian church wns held at the park Tuesday evening. Not as large attended the National Educational association convention. ' F. R. Stephenson and s. Roy of : Slin(Iay nChooI Klamath Falls were visitors in Mer rill Saturday. Paul Barnhart of Pasadena, Cali fornia, is In Merrill for the summer.. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Merritt who Cave been in California on a three weeks visit hnve returned home. While away they vlsl'ed many for-1 coffee will be served by the reds, mer Merrill people and Mrs. Merrill,! The afternoon willjie spent In a so- a crowd was nresent as at some Mrs. t.iiiara lias retnrred home i times. After the -business meeting from Oakland, California, where Mie ; . -V(jlllns ,... ,, , MmB.. a lunch was served. The contest be tween the reds and blues which the 01 tile rresoyierian i cnurcn nas oeen conducting was won by the blues and a Sunday school picnic will be held at Sham hart's grove Sunday after the morn ing service.- Those attending will bring baskets and after church nil i.wlll go to the grove. Lemonade and attended the N. E. A. convention. Dr. Truax was In Merrill Sunday from Klamath Falls. Elzle Buck of Canby, Oregon is a Merrill visitor at the home of the cial ' way. Old songs that all can j&in. in will be sung. A party of Merrill people went on a fishing trip to Antelope Creek. Cnllfornln, Sunday. They report a 'Mr. and .Mrs. C. Bowman and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hulet. Buck Is a 1 flue day.'- Those in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred S ultel, Mrs. Kil Frnxlcr, Elmer Stukel, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bowman, Mrs. Goo. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown, Karl Irvon, Mrs. Dunnington and son Clinton and Henry Cox. John Cox who 'has been laid up with a bad kne0 for several weeks is able to be around without the use of rntclies. He hopes to be able to discard his cane before long, i The Rev. C. C. Hulet was a Klam ath Falls visitor Monday. Dr. Estello Ford Warner, state medical director of the bureau of child hygiene of Portland, Mrs. Blakney, state advisory nurac, and Miss .Lydia Frlcke. public health nurse of Klamath county, held a clinic ut the Merrill' library Wednesday morning. Tboro woro a number of babies present and the parent's who availed themselves of this opportunity were high In their praise of those examining the child ren. It Is honed to have 'them again in Merrill. Mrs. W. W. Walk er and Mrs. Ed Hnrwood assisted from Merrill. .-'' "JflTlHlJI 3C PIANO .TUNING Call Morgan at the Earl Shepherd Co. ' 11-14 . Kodak finishing al SHnson's. 3tt T Y- t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y t Y Y Y Y T Y Y- t Ice cold drinking water for: the' convenience of our customers at all times. Phone and meet your friends here. August Standard Design ers are now in and may be had at the office. ' A very good number llm month. Remarkable Sale of House Dresses Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y t f Quoting below the market prices on these House Dresses, yet upholding The Woman's 'Store Quality - J.1 1 i i. 1-! -.1 J. 1 1 T- JS J.1 . - U "U Mn . .uirougnuuT w uie mgnesi level. Because ui uie price nu eAciianges wm uc.uittuc 1 50 House Dresses Made of fine grade percale; over a dozen different styles in all sizes. Y Y Y T Y f T Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y T Y Y Y y. Y y Y y Y Y Y Y t y y I y t Y f ? ? ? y y 89c each At no time has a House Dress of this quality been ; offered at such a low price. Again demonstrating the buying advantages of' The Woman's Store 'thru ! the R. C. U. ' ' '':-' :- 2nd Shipment More of those high grade F rench Gingham House Dresses that were offered last week at $3.50 Guaranteed fast color, wonderfully well made; eight colors and many different styles. ,To see j them is to have one or two of them. Can be had iri all sizes. . '' ' BABY CHICK SHOES It's , just as easy to buy the best made , shoes for baby as not.. Especially so when they cost no more, High, low, patent,.. first-step, stiff soles, two tone. Prices are reasonable. .Also, a few close-1 outs, to go at ' $1.00 Per Pair PONGEE 12 M. ' Just received another shipment of that fine grade 12 momme silk pongee; 33 inches wide and of a nice smooth weave. $1.00 YARD INDIAN HEAD 200 yards more of genuine Indian Head; 36 inches wide. The regular price is 35c the yard. Special while it lasts. 25c YARD HALF SOX For the Kiddies Any color or style you may want. The biggest line in town and the prettiest ;olors ever shown. . C Case Shipment of Fancy Bath and ; Beach Towels Heavy double thread warp with deep pile nap 36 to 40 inches long and good width.. This as sortment comes in 15 patterns, all different . sizes and . prices. Bought at far below the regular market price ; and . will prove ready sellers. Priced from . 1 50c up LADIES' GOWNS Fine Mualin and Plisse Crepe Unusual values because of the quality of material in them. The Plisse cornea in pink and the Muslin in white. Dainty little trimmings, launder well ; full cut ancj in all sizes. Have an extra one on hand. $1.00 EACH I "LADY SEALPAX" Crtj Good quality nainsook in flesh and white. jjwVlEach suit in a sanitary package, pre-laun- uejeu. maue iie men s, anu jusi aa com fortable; 38 to 44. Especially priced at $1.75 t y y y y y y y :f y y y y y y -y y y y f y y y y y 't f T y y y y y y y y t y ? y y y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y y -Y Y Y Y Y Y y Y ri :- TON & JESTER i ANNOUNCE THEIR FIRST BIG SALE wot of their $20,000 stock of men's, women's and children's High Grade Shoes and Hosiery. In order to make room for new fall styles, and clean up our. short lines, we .will place our entire stock on sale for the next 10 days. Sale starts Saturday morning, July 14. A wonderful opportun ity for the people of Klamath Falls and county to purchase mid season styles in Fine Footwear at a remarkable saving. Re member, everything in the store reduced. & m . ''. ( " - Men's Oxfords $6.00 Oxfords $4.65 $7.50 Tony Red :.. 5.95 $8.50 Brown Calf I..:....... 7.15 .50 White Buck 6.15 Men's High Shoes $6.00 Tan Calf :.. .... ,..........$4.95 $7.50 Brown Calf 5.95 $9.50 Brown Kid .., 7.45 $8.00 Gun Metal 6.45 SS8S&sL,'$8 Ladies's Oxf 01 ds $8.50, $9.00, $9.50 Footease . Arch $7.00 Gun Metal t .J ;..$6.95 4.95 $6.00 Patent Pumps .... $7.50 Patent, and Kid Ladies Pumps $5.151' $8.00 SportPump. 5.95 $9.00 Patent Sandal 6.65 7.45 Our stock of Ladies' White Oxfords and . . Pumps will be slaughtered. , v, Many Styles, in Little Ones'. Puhlps' v . . , reduced. ' : . Ladies' Hiking Boots and Oxfords reduced. Barefoot Sandals and Ventilated Oxfords , '" ",' ' ;. ' reduced. Space will not permit prices. See our windows Sale Starts Saturday Morning LUXITE HOSIERY )' and - CORTECELLI HOSIERY $5.00 values .:...............$3.35 $4.00 values 3.05 $3.50 values 2.95 $2.50 values 1.95 1.75 values .1.45 $1.50 values ..,'; 1.35 Houston & r Jeste 25c UP 515 Main Street 4MtMMl Truth In Advertising
