TUESDAY, JUNE. 30, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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' Send your
Dainty Dresses
unci
Delicate Fabrics
"! to vis
Our work is
done by hand
FRENCH
HALD
LAUNDRY
127 N. 4th Phone 490K
THIS CAFE
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OPEN
ALL;
NIGHT
LITTLE BRICK
111 N. 7th Phone 21 1J.
Hardeman
Hats
We have just the hat to
fit your face and fancy.
Ahead of, style
$5.00 t0 $7.50
Two Stores
Klamath Falls
Woodburn
Mainly
'I II IV KM .MILLH HKHi
HiihiiiivIIIii Mini Hpt-nilH Tun IIii.vm
IH'i1' '' HiihIiicnh
J. K. Illbborl (if dm K. ('. AtklnH
unil t'oiii iiuiiy. who tut ml to biiwm, hiiw
IiiiiIh mill machine knives, Willi head
I iiuai'lom In llin noil III In leaving lu
ll ii. v ufli-r u ten days ImihIik hh trip In
; this section. Mr. Illlibitrl bollevcH
: Kliiinulh con ii ( to have tliu best
,11111111 In lint (.(in ii t ry ami finds nidrii
: riiH iinil I y hem t It it it In uny miction
(if his territory. Mr. Illhbert will
li-avu liy nun or for KiihuiivIIIii today
lo (ipend III" holidays wild his fam
ily. A. v. i.oi:hi:u
I'mdiii' of Hiiorod Heart t'liiirch He
Ilium From 'flip Soul h .
Father Loi'sor, ptiKlor of tliu Knc
rod lluni'l church returned yesterday
from ii six wi-cIih vlnll Willi hlti par
nlii, relatives u ml fi'lt'iiilH In Louls
vlllu, Kentucky. llurliiK IiIh uliHeiice
from I lie city It n v. Father William
Kramer of .Muiint Aiik"I attended to
IiIh nffull'H bore. Ili'forit IcuvIiik; for
liln homo Father Kramer will spend
a f'iw ilnyn on an outing hL S j i r I i i k
Crock. Father Looser Ih kIhiI lo he
hack UKiiln flnilliiK the weather very
sultry ami lint In the south.
(it I'.hf Of MOTH Kit
l.ii (.ritiiilc, Orpiton People Here For
Two Win-kit Vlt.lt
Mr. n n (I Mm. Itohi-rt Kelly of La
(irundo, Oregon an; visitors In the
jelly, at tho Iioiuh of tln-ir daughter,
'.Mm. K. T. IliKglnson. .Mr. ami ,Mr.
Kelly made I lie trip by motor anil
J after a two weeks stay will ret urn
j liy way of MarHliflelil. Oregon.
Rodeo
Come in -we want to meet you
Clothscraft Clothes
For any celebration or for just plain every clay work there is
no suit on the market that will fill your needs like a Clothcraft.
They are nationally advertised for the reason that their makers
are proud to put them before discriminating American buyers
as the best and most stylish popular priced suits that are of
fered for sale, x -fa &i
The fact that they are popularly priced does not mean that any
thing has been sacrificed in the way of material or care in
tailoring. It means simply that for the small amount asked,
the Clothcraft people have been able to make a suit that is
just as well tailored, put of-just as good material as any of the
so-called high grade makes.
Priced at from $25 to $40
Ide Shrits and
Collars
A brand new stock of the
newest and latest patterns
The particular shirt you
are looking, for is here.
Priced
$2.00 'to $7.50
Store
It is the policy of this store to serve the men of Klamath ' county with
the best in men's wearing apparel, both work 'and ''dress, at prices as
low as is consistent with good busin ess. This isn't a cheap joint, but you
will get good, stylish merchandise at popular prices. Every item that Ave
handle is nationally known and nationally advertised and we stand right
behind it. Get the habit go to Be ck's Man Store.
0 KLAMATH FALLS - WOODBURN, ORE.
. About -
ii,v camtim; i aiiiiutiov
'I'd (tlvc Inhibition ill Vi'lii'llllll
Hiii'Ki- Till" Kti'iiliiK
CoiiHldoruhlii Interest a in mi l! local
HiiirlniiH'ii Ih being shown over tliu
rii k I Ink parly which K. ('. I'owell
pluns nn kIvIiik I h Ih evening at tliu
barge between live and eight o'clock.
Mr. 1'iiwnll l anxious thai everyone
interested attend iih tin iiIihih In Klin
ilin lessons friii. Thii proper way of
i'uhiIiik a fly mil In your liund will
ho shown hy lr, I'ownll.
fl-KM'rHMT ItVAN IIO.MK
'oriliiiiil IVupli- IIi-iii Tor Vllt Willi
if. mill Mix. I,. Hyuii
Mr. ami Mm. I,. I). UarriH of
I'orlhiml are gui-Hts at the homo of
Mr. and Mm. I.loyd llynn. Mr. and
Mm. llynn motored to Diamond l.aku
with Ihelr guests today for an out
ing. In I'orllund Mr. llarrlH Ih In
the garage business.
MOVK TO HAM if
Will Hpi-ml Hummer MoiiIIih
Tl-ilrt of IjiikI Pun-lmsi-il by
Coiinolly
Mr. and Mm. TIioiiiiih O'llellly
moved lo the ranch on Midland roa.il
which A, .1. Connolly recently pur
chased and will remain tliero durliiK
IIhi summer muuths. Mr. O'Reilly
will farm the land an well an Improve
the place.
fho.m lakf.vifw
Snilille .Maker From likevlcu Here
On Ituslue-tH
It. Cliiiither. well known here, was ;
In the city yenterday from IiIh home
at l.akevlew on liu-ilnens. Mr. llun
ther Ih a Haddlu maker helnif In
liiiHlni'fiH ul l.akevlew.
A A
VI
sitors
wjuiajiuiwi8ujMiat.
W. L. Douglas
Shoes and
Oxfords
Douglas shoes are asked
for by name more than
any other make you can
buy. They fit, wear and
hold their shape. Pi iced
$5.00 t0 $8.00
Policy
People
HODHONr) LKAVIMI HOOX
Will IIciiiiiIii Over Fourth In Attend
,. Itoilco lli-foro Ciolnfc Hoiith
Mr. uiul Mrs. II. IIoiIhoii who have
linen the ho ii no gucstH of Mr. and
Mm. It. II. Itoed for -lliii pant three
weeks plan to leave for their home
at Stockton, California on July 5,
n-niulnfiig licre lo attend the rodeo.
Mr. and Mm. lined returned with
their Kin-Kin Jut yesterday from
Kant I, like where they enjoyed a
week'H outing. Upon their return
no ii Hi Mr. Hoy' ion will again take up
IiIh d ill lex as Hiipt. of inalln In the
"""Hie :"y-
KX.IOVIMJ VISIT
Minn (idllimlier Fnjoyliiic Trip (o
C'oaht Accoi'illiiic lo Word Hero
MIhh AmicH GallaKher of Moe's
Hhop for women, who haH heen on
(he ciuat at Seattle and varioiiH
other pulntH with relatives and
frlendH for Hie. pant two wcckH Ih
enjoylni; her vlHlt adrOrdlnit to word
received hero liy a numher of her
locat frlendH. Bhe will plan to re
turn to the city about tho 8th of
July.
FHO.M l'OIITI,AM
Mr. and Mm. C. I). Harding and
.ion, John, of Portland visited in
tliu clly yenterday. A'hlle here they
Htnpped at the Hotel White Pelican.
litOM ANNA UtKKK
Sh-iiiU liny on KlioppliiK Trip From
Home ut Amin Creek
Mm. A .K. Whitman of the Anna
Creek Lumber company In a husineas
visitor here today.
The only tlilnn an amateur gar-
I doner rnlsoH Is hllHtnm.
Two Stores
Klamath Falls
Woodburn
Itl'Tt'lt.V TO .MAKH IIO.MK
Former HchIiIi-iiI Buck Here to Live
After IteliiK (ioiin l-ivn Yearn
Mr. and Mm. A. J, Kehoo return
ed Sunday from !.( AnKeleH where
they have resided for tho past year
and will make their future home
here, Mr. Kehoe to be employed with
the I. a mm Lumber company. Mr.
and Mm. Kehoe renldcd In Klamath
Kails until 5 yearn ago when they
left for HuHanvillo, California to
make their home, at which place
they n-Hlded until a year ago when
they moved to I.ob AukcIcs.
.MltH. STA;; HHOI'S
Mm. O. (. Hlagg motored lir' from
her home at the Anna Creek Lum
ber company thlH afternoon apda at
tended to HhoppinK and bUHinesK mat
ters, returning home this evening.
FIIOM MKHUILIj
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor ami
daughter, Mary, of Merrill arc
among the shoppers In tho city to
day. i
FHO.M FOKT KLAMATH
Wife of Proprietor of Fort Kluinatli
Hotel lien; for Day
Mm. Hay Taylor, wlfo of tho prop
rietor of the Fort Klamath hotel at
Kort Klamath spent the day here
shopping and visiting with friends.
OX ANMAI; VISIT
California Man Culls on Merchant
i Here Yesterday
S. Kxsteln one of the principal
owners of the Monoiio company of
southern California was a business .
caller in the city yesterday from the j
loiuh.
OF KlltKFOKI)
Charles Nelson arrived this after
noon from Kirkford' and will at
tend to btisincH.s interest: here.
Hl'lUJKSS LF.AVF.S
To Sih-i;I Holidays at Grants
Valley
W. J. Durgesa left today for
Crania Valley, where he will spend
the holidays. Mr. ISurgess is em
ployed at the Klamath Lumber and
ISox company.
fk6m sal km
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Darby are
guests at the Hotel White l'elican
today, registering from Salem, Ore
gon. ,
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with a
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and World Famous Sportsman, in
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FKO-M FORT KLAMATH
Wife of l'l-oniiileiit Fort Klanintll
Handier in City on llu.tliiess
Mrs. Jacies Pelton... wife of one
of th-. most prominent ranchers of
the Fort Klamath country, is in the
city today attending to business interests.-
Doctors get by.
side information.
They have in-
n
Roded
The work and play of the old West will
thing of the past. The part you played,
you saw and enjoyed will live forever if
the picture." - .
We do the best kodak printing and
the best developing that it is possible
to obtain in Klamath Falls
photographic
Fresh air, washed
in icy-cold water
our theatre
constantly
That's why it is'
"The Coolest
"Place in
Town"
CALL OF THE MATE"
cards" do not always win
MAII.SHFIKLD. OKKUOX :
Coos Bay. People .Milking Tour ot
Southern Oregon - ' "
. Mr. and . Mrs.; W. P. . Bruer . o(
Marsufield, Oregon, arrived in the
city this noon by motor for a brief
Tisit en route south. : .
About the most popular person
on a moonlight' night is a sleepy
chaperon., , ; . , .
OF THE
soon be. a
the things
you "snap
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