The Evening herald., April 16, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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EVENTNf? TIERATD, TTOTXTn M, DKEGON
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$ iillI Shoes forMcn JJ g ft I
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$7.50 and $7.85
Shoes for the whole family.
KJTTO IMI'HOVKIl
V. It. Kllto, of tliu Klnm.Hh fiboo
Store, hail recovered ; sufficiently
from sorlous Illness tf b moved
from tho hospital to hs homo.
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' W. P. FULLER 61 CO.
30lMlton8tn 8nFtneltca
Bnndw la PkMcCdui OHm
FULLER
PAINTS O VARNISHES
flONIIRMHITItlAO . jjjj
A big shipment of the newst spring models in
this most fashionable shoes for men.
Oxfords in black and tan with the new balloon
toe.
Bostonian shoes are coming to be the stand
ard by which all fine shoes are measured.
For foot comfort, good looks and long wear
ing qualities they are superior to anything
you can buy.
What more can you ask of a shoe?
Priced regularly at from $9.50 to $11. We
have made a special price on this shipment of
Klamath Shoe Store
605 Main
IMS VETO
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QUESTIONED
(Continued From Pago One) .
"It In a soltlcj policy In cities of
thin country Unit common user
Blioulil bo Included In all rn 1 1 road
franchises within tho boundaries,"
Judge Carey said. "Tho tlrno or
flKhtlng each otlior and cutting each
others throats thereby, n thing of '
tho pint, nnd cooperation between
riillroud companies has given birth
to I lie aenslblo achcino of Common
user.
Curry's Stntcntrnt
"New us to this grnnt.to Slruhorn,
now boforo tho council. If ho woro
In bo given this grnnt, exclusively,
It would sol nn unforluniito preced
ent. Wo Oo not know Just how wo
wojild co in o Into tho town, when wo
do come. Our plans liavo not de
veloped that far yet. Kill we do
want to bo assured that no fenslblo
avenuo of approach Is nobbled up
by scmo otbvr competing railroad
through tho agency of an exclusive
franchise."
It Is generally conceded that tho
f'ght is not between tho 0. C. & K.
railroad but botwoon the Hill linos
and Southern Pacific, who as In tho
enso of tho N. C. ft. O., nro utilizing
a sninllor lino to promote lliolr intor
onls. ' .
business visitors In Klamath Fall
Saturday.
An Easier dinner was served by
Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Sparks to
Tommy Sparks and family. Lawrence
Muxwcll, K. I. nald and family,
and William Sparks and family. Tha
guests report aji enjoyablo afternoon.-
Sir. and Mrs. Pltehford and family
motored to Lance!! Valley Sundnv.
Mr. and Mra. R, R. Lytle, Mrs. i
H. V. Lytlo, Misses Craco and
Allco Lytle and Messrs Harry and i
Monroe Lytic motored, 'to Murrlll I
Sunday. '
Mrs. A. T. Langoll and Mrs.
Etta Kllgore entertained lii honor
of their mothor, Mrs. J.' A. Chrls
taln, Saturday uftornoon, April 11.
Tho party was in honor of Mrs
Chrlstaln's eightieth birthday and
many of her friends came to ex
tend their congratulations. A solo
"Sweet Mother of Mine," sung by
Mrs. Fred Lnngull was an added
pleasure for tho guests who en
Joyed a most delightful afternoon,
dainty refreshments wero served by
their hostesses, assisted by Mrs
Prcd Langell and Mrs. Gone Rob
ertson. Thoso present woro Mos
dnmcs Ma Thayer, Amanda James,
W. V. Lyt!o, D. 0. Horn, Fred Bock
holdt, L. D. llurke, Ada Parsons,
Gone Robertson, Fred Lnngoll, J.
A. Chrlstaln and tho hostesses.
BONANZA
Don lilailgott is slowly recover
ing from nn attack of Influonsn.
Luwrcnco Mnxwoll- was a Lnngoll
Vnlloy visitor Sunday.
Harry Lytlo nindo a business visit
to Doiinnzn Monday.
Mrs. Charlos Wnlkor Is a pnou
monln oonvaloscont nt presont.
Jonnli Sparks brought a load ot
liny from Lnngoll Vnlloy Sunday.
1J. H, lasey was a visitor nt tho
homo' of Mr. Jncquos Sunday. '
J, K. Stott Is rocovorlng from
tho flii. ,
Mr. rtnd Mrs.' Amosa Wilkinson
waro gnosis ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Al
Brlghtman ot Dairy Sunday,
Mr, arid Mrs. Novatny and Mrs.
Thos. nillor nnd son, Druco wore
business 'visitors in Klamath , Falls
Monday. .,
Mrs. Al Onlo of Lnngoll Vnlloy
was n Bonanza visitor Monday.
Mrs. Cnrpnniug ot Alono vlsltod
bar Blstor,' Mrs. Hickman Sunday. .
MIhsoij nracn and Allen Lvtln worn
"Ladies' Night" Is !
Kiwanis Club Plan
That wlvos of members of tho
Ktwanls Club will liavo an oppor
tunity to bocomo acqunlntcij, a
"Lndles .Nlghf will bo held ncx
Thursday night at tho White Peli
can hotel by tho club. This will bo
a combined dinner danco nnd ontor
tnlnmont, and wlll begin promptly
nt 7:30.., Tho Ashland nnd Modford
clubs have been Invltci.l to aond dole
Rations. , Fqur ynudevlllo acta will
bo Included Jq ..tho ilroitram.
, Rev. T. ' A: Morywonthor, who
lonvos Simday ' for Phllndolphln,
spoko briefly. Ho touchod upon tho
advisability ot marking historic
spots In tho lava bods, whoro out
standing Ineldonts of tho Modoc wnr
took placo. Captain o! C. Apple
gate also spoke on this subject.
John Houston advised the club
that plans tor a Kiwanis show at
this tlmo woro bettor omitted for
tho tlmo being, duo to other por
formnnces recently glvon and due to
press of work on tho part ot ninny
mombira. . ,-. . . .
Trade here where prices are lower. I am
sure you are convinced that
ISellforLESS
I also want you to know at the same time that
I sell nothing But
Good quality dependable
merchandise
My aim is to carry a line of men's clothing that
will give you
The most service for your
money
BLAZER SHIRTS :
, - . All Wool .; ..
Elastic Knit Bottoms
and Wrists '
Two Flap Pockets
:a,, A Sport Collar that can be turned up
3 in cool weather. Only '
$5.00
DRESS SHIRTS "
With Collars to Match
You know the- kind.
Everyone is wearing one
Assortment of Colors V
' Snappy and Dressy
Good Quality, at
$2.00
$1.50 OVERALLS
:;: ::" BLANKETS i I
Wood Mixed
Good Weight Full Size
$3.75
Still the same old price
: Bib or Waist
$1.50
; " QUILTS "
- Thick and Warm
Good Quality Full Size
$2.50
rtf- nAD - CUTDTC STANDARD BRAND-FULL CUT
95c WORK SHIRTS my regular price
WORK SHOES
$215 to $g.50
Scouts Plain Toes
Moccasin Toes
Regular and Hi-Tops
Also Loggers
SUITS
DRESS SHOES
$2-95 to $y.50
Blacks Browns Tans
Wide and Narrow Ones
Fancy and Plain
A Shoe for Every Foot
SUITS
TO FIT YOU AND YOUR POCKET BOOK. A NUMBER OF STYLES
A VARIETY OF PATTERNS
$16.50
TO
$37.50
HATS CAPS BELTS TIES COLLARS UNDERWEAR
SOX GLOVES FOR ALL PURPOSES AT THE USUAL LOW
PRICES
HEADQUARTERS y
for
. SUITCASES BAGS TRUNKS
Every article in this store carries my personal guarantee to give
Satisfaction or Your Money Back
LLOYD RYAN
CLOTHIER
MAIN AT NINTH ST. "Home of the Workingmen"
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