The Evening herald., July 16, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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KLAMATH !KLOTHING KOMPANY'S
Clearance SALE of All Summer SUITS
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Svery Summer Suit in the store must go to make room
for new Fall Clothes here's reductions on suits that
you can not afford to overlook Single and Double
breasted models Mens' and Young Mens' Styles
Kuppenheimer's Good Clothes.
No extra charges for alterations
Thirty Dollar Suits for '. . $23.85
Thirty-Five Dollar Suits for . . $27.85
Forty Dollar Suits f or . . . . . $3 1.85
Forty-Five Dollar Suits for . . . $35.85
Fifty Dollar Suits for ... . $39.85
Klamath Klothing
Komp'y
Leading Clothiers
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TO TAKE GUESTS
Mr. ami Mrs. T. S. Abbott will take
Guests to Fedford
Mrs. Fred SwarU and Mrs. Nath
an Fullerton who (have been the
'boose guests of Mrs. T. S. Abbott
since the FourtCi, will leave for
their home (n Roseburg o nSunday.
"Mr. and Mrs. Abbott ate planning to
motor as lor as Medfard, where the
visitors will be Joined by their hus
bands, going on home to Roseburg.
VISITING BROTHERTOXS
Family of OliI Time Friends Here for
Visit at Brothertons
Mr. and Mrs., Ralph Trask and
Mr. Trask's father, Edward Trask,
of the WiUlamette valley, who are
making la' tour of the country, were
guests yesterday at toe home ot
Mr. end Mrs. W.-N. Bistherton.
Tile party are enroute to their home,
after anenjoyable outing at Crater
Lake and various other points.
Ralph Traak and Mr. Brotherton are
lold time friends and have been re
newing incidents of years Back.
ASHLAND PEOPLE
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Game Warden Frorn Ashland Pays
'; City Business Call
. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parr of Ash
land, returned home after being
bere for several days on business.
'Mr. Parr Is game warden of the
Ashland district.
DR. BOXD AND SOX
,, DT...W. R. Band and son Ed
ward,' motored to Rocky Point yes
terday' where ithey spent the "day
On business and pleasure.
CAUTION
The thin, extremely flexible
balloon casing, repaired by
the old methods, leaves a
hard, Btlff section which
throws the tire off balanco
and quickly ruins It. The
Hawkinson System eliminates
this difficulty by making a re
pair of remarkable strength
yet just as thin and plfable as
the balloon tire.
Badly Injured balloon tires
are not "through" IF they
are repaired the Hawkinson
' way. A trial will convince you.
We guarantee each repair to
OUTLAST THE TIRE, or your
money back. All tires In
pectcd FREE.
qACE
TIRE
SHOP
115 South Eleventh
GUESTS OF MOTHER
Southern Matron and Husband here
for Visit of Two Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Court ot An
tfoch, California, arrived in the
city this morning for a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Court's mobier, Mrs.
Laura Moore. They left late this
afternoon tar Point Comfort resort
wlaere they will spen dthe ' greater
part of their vacation enjoyln? the
fishing, swimming, canoeing and out
door life at the popular report.
TO, UNDERGO OPERATION
Local Timberman to Submit to Ma
jor Operation
N. D. Giasbaugh, well known focal
timberman.. left this afternoon for
Ashland, where be will submit to
a m'ijor operation within the next
few weeks.
BUSIXESS VISIT
Spends Day in City From Midland
on Business
Mrs. J. D. Hooper, wife of one
ot the prominent ranchers of, the
Midland country was in yesterday
from her home on a business trip.
COLEMAN IN
John ColemUn of the. Coleman
Dairy was a business visitor in the
ctly today.
. COOS BAY ARRIVALS
: J C. Mortes?! and Clare Osturn,
both of North Bend, arrived in the
city late yesterday afternoon and
are stopping at the Hotel Arcade.
VISITING FROM BEND
Mrs. A. R. Davis of Bend is visit
ing, in the city with friends.
C'HILOQUIN ARRIVAL
J. A. Carey of Chlloqiiln attended
to business Interests here yesterday.
LAKEVIEW RESIDENT
J. L. Campbell of Lakeview was
a business visitor here yesterday.
' TOURING NORTH
Mrs. W.-E. Allen and Miss W.
McCrofoot of San Jose,-California,
are visiting here enroute north on
an extended vacation.
UP FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs.- Jim Davis motored up from
Dorris this afternoon to shop and
spend the day here with friends.
FROM MERRILL
J. E. Craven of Merrill Is in to
day on business, planning to return
home late this evening.
BUSINESS MATTERS
Mrs. J. W. Sanders ot Malin. wife
ot one of the prominent ranchers ot
that section, shopped in the city to
day from her home.
SHOPPING TODAY
Modoc Point Matron Here for Day
On Business
Mrs. Rhoda Tompkins, well known
Modoc Point matron, who visits the
city at least once each week, to at
tend to business interests was in to
day.
GORDONS LEAVING
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon and
family left this afternoon for Lake
of the Woods where they will spend
several days.
IN FROM OLENE
Rancher From Oleno Country iu on
Business
Alvln Cox, one of the well known
ranchers of the Olene country is in
today attending to business. Mr.
Cox reports -crops in splendid condi
tion In Cilj section of tie county.
MISS UPP ENTERTAINS
Entertaining Few Friends This
Evening at Her Home
Miss Jo Upp Is being hotsess to a
few of her girl friends this evening
at her home. After an informal
evening the girls plan to attend the
dance. Miss Upp's guests will In
clude: Misses Maude Hood, Jackie
Emmons, Constance Crystal and
Kathryn Doty. , ,
M. B. WHITE HERE
Further negotiations toward the
purchase of the Modoc Pine com
pany by the Forrest Lumber com
pany are. being furthered today by
M. B. White, president of the Kansas
City concern and J. W. Ctarkson, al
so connected with the company. Mr.
White and Mr. Clarkson arrived In
Klamath Falls yesterday and Imme
diately left for the Modoc Pine com
pany mill at Aspgrove.
BUSINESS VISIT
Members of Golden Rule Storo to
Leave on Business . !
E. W.-Vannlce, Mortimer Lee and
J. W. Crooks of the Golden Rule
store are leaving late Saturday
evening for Chlloqiiln, where they
will spend Sunday attending to busi
ness matters. ,
HUES FOR DIVORCE
Elise E. Collins brought suit for
divorce today In circuit court from
Granvill R. Collins, charging cruol
and Inhuman treatment. Mrs. Col
lins asks for the custody of their
minor child and tor $25 a month
alimony.
BEAUTIFUL FliOWKR GARDEN
Loral Man Has Jnrgn Variety of
Flowers on Conger,
A flower garden that would do
justice to any homo Is that of
George Ulrlch at 630 Conger ave
nue. Mr. Conger has (most every
flower that can bo raised in this
climate in his yard and his bed of
sweet peas Is tho subject of much
comment, as are the numerous
varieties ot dahlias.
FROM MKDKORD
Western Bond and Mortgage Man
Here on IIusIiicsm
R. Hogan of the Western Rond
and Mortgage company, with head
quarters In Medford, is in tho city
on a brief business trip from tho
valley;" "
LEAVE FOR LAKKVIEW
Accept 1'nsRion, .AThh' Htraliom Line
at ".akevlow ! 1
John Burton and W. Weber who
have been with the highway com
mission have accepted positions as
engineers with the Htrahorn line
and left for Lakeview this after
noon to take up their new work.
LEFT FOR. DORRIS
To Take Up Position With Mills nt
; Dorris
I.lndsey Polette, who has been
employed with, the Shaw-Bertram
Lumber company for some time,
left yesterday for Dorris, California,
where ho will work In the mills.
VISITING HERE
To Spend 8utiimr-r Mont lis Here
With Husband
Mrs; William Magulre of Seattle
arrived in the city yesterday and
will visit with her. husband at
Pelican Bay the greater part of the
summer.
ROCKY POINT
R. T. Jester of Rocky Point Is In
the city today on business matters.
MISS FLACKUS LEAVES
Will Visit ill Portland for Week
With Friends
Miss Ada Flockus left this morn
ing for Portland where sho will
visit with relatives nd friends dur
ing the coming" week.
ALGOMA MATRON
Mrs. John' Windsor, one of 'the
well-known ' residents of Algoma,
shopped here today.
CHILOQl'IX VISITOR
Mrs. Curt Hoflrick Is visiting
today from .her. home at Chllonuln,
IX K J TEAM H.U'I.S LUMBER
CORDOVA. Alaska. A
team of five Malamutn dogs wns
used successfully last winter to
haul lumber from a mill on Grant
hike, wost nt here, to the Alaska
railroad, two miles dlstunt, for
transportation to Suward and An
chorage markets.
The shipment of 15,000 fuet was
made from tho mill In .loads aver
aging thrue-quurters ot a ton.
DOING WORK . HERE
O. Pearson of Klrk Is In the city,
to take up wk with tile highway
comtnlsslon.
TO KEEP LIVELY HALL
NEW YORK, July 16. (P) The
national league magnates In execu;
tiivo session today elected to con
tinue the use ot the pros cot so-called
lively baseball dcspHo the &:l
domic of home run hitting which
has been raging In the major laagua.
oAt The LIBERTY
Richard Talmndge's advent Into
pictures was made ihrouith Douglas
Fairbanks, lining a great friend and
admirer of Doug, Dick spent n Rreal
deal ot Ills time at the Fairbanks
studio. One day on tho lot !luk
engaged In an nthU'tlii contest anil
the casn und grnco with which ho
executed tho most difficult stunts
Induced Fairbanks to encourage
Dick to enter moving pictures. Ills
siiier-fenluri, "Taking Chances."
bears out Doug's confidenro In this
star. You will bn trusted to a thrill
a minute and .witness stunts never
before attempted on stagn or screen.
At the Liberty Thursday and Friday.
oAt the TINE TREE
Beautiful June Mnrlowo, tho first
screen actress to mako u featuro pic
ture lit Klamath Falls, shares honors
with Irene Rich in "A Lost Luily"
which opens nt tho I'lne Tree theater
tonight. In Hollywood June Is
known as "the girl with tho soulful
cy;s and she bus made wonderful
progress In her profession during
the past year. To ho chosen to play
with Irene Itlch, Mutt Moore, George
rnwcetl, and the real of tho stellur
cast ot "A Lost l.ody" Is Indeed a
privilege. .
One of tho most popular novels
of lust year furnishes the story for
the picture, nml the exterior scenes
were mndn nt Convict Lake. Califor
nia.' Irene Rich plnys tho part of
Marlon Forrester, who fights vulllly
ami bitterly, against relentless futo.
losing youth, beauty and casto In the
struggle, but finally wins out In tho
end. She Is ably supported by June
Marlowe. Klamath Falls will bo In
terested In seeing the progress made
by this wlnsomo young actress since
wo jni't and knew her hero.
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RANCHER IX ,
Joe Foster ot the Round Lako
country. Well ktrown hero, where he
makes frequent visits, Is In today
on business.
PHRI.V HERE
O. L. Phrin of Algoma, is attend
ing to his business ilntcrests horo
this afternoon, planning to return
homo lute Oils evening.
YAKIMA, WASH. ;
Mr. and 'Mrs. W. W. Horvell of
Yakima, Washington, arrived there
rate this afternoon and We stopping
at the hotel Wjlto I'eUcan.
OAKLAND, (.71 Ii,
Dr. W. A. Wood of Oakland, Cali
fornia arrlvod in the city lato this
afternoon. .
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FINAL Wind-UP 1
Saturday will see the end of our successful
RE-ORGANIZATION SALE
Women's patent
blond stitched
sandle
$5.85
.. Women's Patent ..
Satin and Tan Calf
IjOW heels
Special
$4.95
This is your last
chance to get a pair
of these wonderful
' Suede slippers
Including black,
beige,, fawn and tan.
. High, low and
. Spanish heels
$1.95
Men's liostonians
black and tax oxfords
Special
$6.45
Men's Russian
Tan Bostonians
Regular $10.00
Special
$8.00
.. Women's Blond
Satin, Strap and Ties
Regular $10.00
Special ,
$8.45
Boy's tan
broad toe ox
Special
$4.85
Men's high shoes
black, brown, tan
Regular $7.50 to $10
Special '
$5.95
Women's
Patent and Elk
Sandles
Special
$2.55
Misses Patent
2 Strap slippers
Regular $3.50
Special
$1.95
Men's 8-inch tops
Mule skin
Made for service
Special
$3.85
KLAMATH SHOE STORE
W. H. KITTO, Prop.
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