The Evening herald., July 28, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Tuesday, july 28,. 1925
EVENING . HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, .OREGON
"777. . PAGE THREE
Ni:VI,V WKDH
nniiiicii'liir Mini lliiligxl llrliln on
Trip Till. TIiiki
M. II. Whitney, oiiii of tlui popular
traveling ni (i 11 imikltiK this liirrltnry,
Willi lii'iiiliiiiurtnrs In Hun l''niiii.'lni'n,
returned to lliu city yesterday on one
or IiIm frnquuiit vlslls, tills tlimi
bringing Willi hi 111 Mm, Whitney.
"M. 11," mi li Ih popularly known
among III Mends was married In
J 11 11 (f. lliu wlfo be Ink oiiii of Iho popu
lar mid at t imll vo girls of Hlotklon,
Ciilirornlu. ANiir miiuiiiIIiir iilioul u
week In Hi In vicinity, Mr. mid Mrs.
Whitney will rnttirn south lo Hun
FiiiiicIhoo iikuIii. While born tlmy
lll'l! KIIIIHtM ut tlio Hotel While Poll
ciin. i
MHH. KKVI.S IIDIti: I.
Mis. W. Koyes of Hcutlln lli'ro fur
iVIMt wild llrnllii'f nliil Wlfu
Mm. W, Knyn. or Scuttle, sister
of W. II. Kltt'.i or (IiIk city arrived
Monday from Mm roast city unci
will spend the greutor, purl or the
dimmer tiiirn cot the homo of Omr
brothor mill Hlslor-lii-liiw. Mr, Klllci
who has lien n In vary poor liuullll
rot- several 111011II1H In showing Im
provement, '
ihivivk n.v'i
lli'i-ll Attending to IttinllKttM III till
Minvlllf, Cnllf.
Jun Dovlne ono or iliti well known
liiiiiluTiiK'n tif till" no lion, who hus
been In HiiHiinvJItv. 'iillfipnlii for
several week on bimliiciis. returned
to the city yesterday nnd pin mh lo
remain hero tor union ilino,
To MKni onu
Mm. Dork a Norrln, Mm, Irvln
While or Uikovlow nnd Minn Wymn
Ilrothorlon enjoyed u motor trip to
Muclforct Wvor Sunday. Mm. Whlto
dins bea I ho houao kiiumI or
Mm. Norrl for tfie punt wok anil
rolurnod to her .homo nl l.skcvlew
thin morning.
IMKTOH AM) WIKK.
Dr. T. O. Wit horn, ono of the
liroinlniint physicians or Astoria.
Oregon, with Mm. Withers rlsllod In
Kluinuth Kails over Monday and left
tliU inornliiK for Crater I.ako to en
Joy rw dnyii rout.
KASTKKX TOt'HISTS ,
1 W. . W. Mlllor and W. 0. Van
Nnmo or Now York City, who are
enjoying A nummer tour of the west
orn Mates, left thin morning 'for
Crutor Utko, nftor vIhKIiir hero ovor
Monduy.
JIIIINH r.MtltAll HKIti: ,
I'loyil Furi'iiiynf JriHM Volley In here
for Medical Treatment,
Floyd Purrnr, hrolltor or Mm. ,'.
It. Dol.un, who Iiiim hnon suffering
fur hoiiio tlmo from Injuries rocolv-
id In an unto accident ut arum
Valley, wag brought ill or o to lliu
'lioillo of hi Hint or for modlcul ti'eut-
niont liiHt ovonlitf. Mm, Dul.up wiih
culled to Or ana Valley where alio Iiiim
lieon for lliu punt week with her
brother. ' ' '
MARTINS ItKTt rtV
Visit 4'oiiHt t'ille iia Fur oiili iin
Victoria, IlillMi Coluiiihlii
Mr, nnil Mm. Charles Murllii have
returned' o tho rlty from. a dollglu-
ful motor trip or two week a, dorian
which tliU" they visited nil tho prill
clpal count cities, going UH far north
tin Victoria, n. (!.
iu:itKKi,i:v FAMILY
Mr. Hud Mm, A, M. Hhorry und
two noun Arthur and Nrtll Sherry of
llerkeley, California, who have en
Joyed a trip to Diunioiid und ('ruler
I -nke, left, thin inornliiK for their
southern home.
TO It VI DK l,AKK
A pnny Inrlinlliifr Mr. nnd Mm.
H, W. Dock worth. .Mr. unrt Mm. Prod
W. (ierlnch und Minn C. Dent, nil of
Hun Francisco, word gliosis hero
.Monduy enroot" to Crnter Lake,
FtlO.M I'OftTI.AM)
K. II. Cox with tho wutor aurvlco
depurtment of tho Southorn Pacific;
with lioudiiniirtom In Portland la In
the city 'onhiialnoa itmttora.
llltrUK VIHITOIlS
(1. K.. Culllnch, Curl DcTKor und
Itolwrt Wood ull Of Wood, Call for
nit. worn ovor fflKht vialtora In
Klamath Kulla.
KXItOlTK NOItTll
Mr. nnd Mm. Si K. Hituhnrg or
Iiiikiirofleld, Culirornin, apvnt Mon
dny In tho city und lt-rt onrly thl
iiiomliiK for Crutor l.nke, plunnlnx
to motor on to a number of intorext
liiK polntH oIodk tho count boforo re
turning to their homo.
I ttOM TIIK r. AKK
Mr. und Mm. II. C. Curdner nnd
Hon of Denvor, Colorado, who liuvu
heen enJnyliiK n fow days ut Din
moiid I.nko, vlnltod In tho city ovor
Monduy onrouto on tholr cxtondod
lour of tho country.-.
I. KIT TIIIH MOHMNO
Tho Mlnnea Mnrgurot ' A. Huff,
Mnrmirot O. Hlmmona nnd Klitnhoth
Heed, nil of PlttuliurRh, Ponnayl
vanla, who uro mukliiK nn oxtoudod
tour of tlio country, vlnllod In tho
city ovor Monday nnd loft thin inorn
liiK ror Crutor I.nko.
I'ltOM I.AKKVIKW .
Itnlph HouiiMbuuKli und M. Pctor-
aon motored In from l.akevlew 4ual
ovonlnij. Mr. 1'elorHoil Ik In churKC
of aoino rond work In tho I.ako
view country and will return this
nfternooii, comliiR In to ultond to
buidneaa matlcrn hero.
IKSKTT I.MI'ltOVINd
Juinos C. IhhoU of tho southern
Pacific, who , lian hoon confined to
Ilia room ut tho Hotel Luke for
mivornl dnya on account-of llliioaa,
la rerovnrliiK and will ho nolo to
rename, bin position about Thursday.
.MOTOK AHOI M ,.KK
Mr. nnd Mm. W. K. Hond nnd
non, with their houao ruhkI, Mm.
Andomoii, who la vIhIIIiik here
from llolonn, Montana, enjoyed a
motor arlp uround tho lnko Hun
dny. Mm. Andornon, who In enjoy
ing her firm vIhII lo Klamath FiiIIh,
Is very inn eh In lovo with tho
country, . . ,
ItlCHl'.MIX I'OKITIDN
(Juldlo Mlllor roturnuil lo ihor
poaltlon ut Moo'a utoro yoaturduy
after onjoylng n Ion duyu vacation
trip, Tho gronlor part or tho time
Mra. Mlllor apent In California.
l.KAVINCf. TO.MOltltOW
Mlna L, Hoblnson who for tbo
punt fow wouka hun boon tho houne
guont of ilior hrothor-ln-law ami
BlHtor, Mr. mini Mra, L. V, Suhln,
pinna to Icavo toiuonow for her
hfliiio In foroat (Iroyo. .
HIIOItT VISIT
V. tl, Ahol, W. K. Ornco, W. II.
Jarroll nnd A. . Mltoholl, nil of
l)iinmiHilr, spent Monduy horo, ro
turultiK homo IIiIh niornliiK,
OX lll'HIXIOHH
It. M. Jiickmin of Ilcntl, who Ih n
frotiuont vlHitor horot urrlvod in tlio
city yoaturdiiy. '
Tho.io a to Hio (luynf whan the bona
roIb mud when, ho finds things wont
hottijr, wihllo ho wub nwiiy, .. ,
HOXOItS MIHH l0U
MIbs Veronica McAndrewti oom
pllniunled Mlaa Dotty Dorr, of licrk
oloy, California, ut tho McAnclrown
homo last ovenliiK. Tho guoala In
cluded a numbur of t.ho ( younger
aocl'al not. Miaa Dorr relumed to
her limine In California this morn
ing, whore alio will attend high
achool during the coming aomoster.
MUM. MOOIti: MKItB
Mm. I.utiru Mooro of Pilnt Com
fort In In today irunaiicling busi
ness from tho joaort and roporta n
lurgo mimlier of tourists being
giienta ut tho lodge over ti'io wook
ontl. Fishing la good and soinu largo
I rout woro cnught ovi tho week
end. - .
AtX'RPTS PONITrO.V
MIkb V. llcntty took up her now
duties us bookkeeper at Miller's
Market this morning.
FKOM THK N'OUTH
1 I. N. Noble la pwylng. tho city a
business visit from hla homo -. In
Portland. "
IIAItVKVH ItHTI'HX
Mr. iintl Mf' 0. P. Kurvoy or
(llenilalo, Orogoii, who ihuve been
Iho g;iioHla of tholr nnu l,loyd Harvey
loft this morning for their homo.
' VimlM ItKOWOOl)
J. C. Hodlfor nnd .W. E. Yourtg of
Itodwood, California, aponl yostor-
dny .visiting In Klamath Fnlla,"
iii.'HT iiAwiiryd r.R.vvicf 7 ,
aiiorlff dltirt Huwklna loft oiirly
last evening for Portland -whore ho
will testify nt u trial lu the ;UnUod
Hhitu District ourt which by .ren'soh
of 1Ib lutrtcMl duties, ho Is' tuuilllar
with. ' 1';
S.L. H.8CC. DANCE
OA the'Venetian Dance' Palace
TUESDAY JULY 28
The barge will not' pull out
Admission 85c
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Dresses
Complete Stock Is Sacrificed
Group l-Formerly up to 5.95
Creditors Sale Price $1.89
Group 2-Formerly up to $7.95
- Creditors Sale Price .$3.89
Group 3-Formerly up to $9.50
Creditors Sale Price $5.95
Group 4-Formerly up to $15.00
Creditors Sale Price $7.45
Group 5-Formerly up to $19.50
Creditors Sale Price ; $9.79
Group 6-Formerly up to $29.50
Creditors Sale Price 12.45
In order to raise money
quickly to pay our creditors
we must make a sacrifice of
our e n t i r e stock. Every
stitch of merchandise must
be turned into money at
the quickest possible time.
Nothing can be taken into
consideration except imme
diate disposal. Prices will
break all records for econ
omy. See for yourself!
Save on everything you
buy. .
Millin
ery
Group 1-Formerly up to $5.95
a Creditors Sale Price ....... , ; $1.95
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Group 2-Formerly up to $7.95 -'
Creditors Sale Price . .$2.95
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Group 3-Formerly up to $9.50 '
Creditors Sale Price $3.95 X
Our Highest Grade Hats
One-half and less
Childrens Hats . . '.
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qAW our highest grade Dresses reduced in proportion
to above reductions. Dresses for every possible oc
casion street dresses, sport dresses, afternoon dresses,
: Tevening dresses Dresses in Gingham, Linens, Voiles,
(Crepes, Wools, Prints. !
ENSEMBLE SUITS
qA coat and dress in one you can wear
the coat separately, the dress separately.
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SUITS V f'J
GROUP l-Values to $19.50-Creditors Sale' , '
Price $595
GROUP 2-Values to $24.50-Creditors Sale
Price
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GROUP 3-Values to $29.50-Creditors Sale
Price ... .....,,.. .$15.00
Suits at Prices You Never Could Expect '
Values to $35.00
$17.45
Values to $5.95
$2.95
BLOUSES
Values to $4.95
$1.95
Values to $29.50
" $14.95
Values to $1.50
59c
SKIRTS
Values to $7.95
$3.95
Values to $12.50
$5.95
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CORSETS
Values to $5.00
$2.95
Brassieres, Brassellettcs,
Values to $4.00
$2.50
all reduced
EVERY COAT, FUR, SWEATER
Drastically teduced Buy now Fall is juist around i
the Corner ,..' -'1
ISPWICH SILK HQISERY ...... .... ...;.00 j
There are many bargains impossible to list into y v
. a smgie aaverusement oee tor yourseir ave yri a
on Everything You Buy
L
a
Vogue
Store
IFifth and liil
MISS ItOKK I.K.WKS
After SiK iidtiiK Siiiiiinci' MuntliM wllli
I'lithcr lii'tlliiis Soiilli
Jllsa Hotly IJjrr or Berkeley. Culi
rornin, who hus spent the greater
purt of tho sutmiipr hero with 'her
father, n. II. Durr, left this niornliiK
fortiho aoiilh, where she Is a stud
ent l:i. tho Uorkeley high schjol.
SOITIIWKI.I.S LK.WK
Iti'luriiliiK to Homo In Mlssiiuil
I'.'iijoyublo Visit Hero
After
Mr. nnd lUrs. Koiithwcll, with
hnlr daughter, Fnye, left this
nfli'lnooii by motor for Ashlmid
with their son nnd brothor, W. W.
Southwell, where they will take tho
rnln for ' rnrtlnnd, from which
point I hey will Joircney on to Se-
nlllo und Cnspor, WyniiiliiB, for n
visit with relntlves und friends be
fore reliiriiliiK sou th to Multlnnd,
MlKBourl, their home. During tl-eir
Hlslt here they hnvo tuken a nuin
hor, pf on'joyiihle trips and nro very
uuij!h ii'4jiipre8sed with Klumnlh
Vl& v ",t
' ,;VS'' XlRS. Sl'TTON IX
tt'llit'of rvoiiiliicnt Mldlund Hiunli-
, . er In On Itusilness
.jVlm. I.oo button, wife of one of
Mldlnnd's prominent ranchers, In in
ho ' elly . toduy on liiislnuss. Mrs.
Sutton reports crops In splendid
oliilltlijn nnd tho Sutton ranch hun
list compleled their hiiyliiK. which
hus been under wny for tho mist
hroo weeks, ' . ,
MAItlilKD AT VKKKA
l.oeul Voiuijf Couiile Sui-pi kse KrieuiK
by (lcttlnK MniTicil
, .Miss Iris Cartwright und Wuyao
Dielin bjth pupiilr young people
of this eity, complelel surprised
their friends on Siitur;iuy by slip
ping off to Yreka, California, and
being married. Rev. Hadlow of
St. Marks oluirch performed the
corcmimy which was witnessed by
Miss Kstclle LusK'ombe and Hoy
Rlnehnrl. Mrs. Xtlehn one of the
attractive young girls' of this city
Is tile daughter of Mr. !idMrs.
P. H. Carlwrlght and Mr. niehn who
is elnployeil nt tho Policiin lly
Lumber e.iiiipnny. Is "the son of Mrs.
Alice ltlehn or this city. For the
present the young couple win he ut
ihomo to their friends at 13S Morti-
mor street.
TO CRATKIt I.AKK
Kiilieiie People Motor to C'mter
l,nke Twliiy .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Weaver and daugh
ter Dorothea, who nro visiting here
wiih their son and brother, Edwin
Wenver.i motored to Crater Luke
this morning, mid will return to
morrow. They plan to return to
Kukeno the latter part of the
week.
I'ltOM WYOMING
Jesse Kvaiis, rorentiy from Cn-'Per
Wyoming, urrlvod In the elly this
morning nnd plans to make Kliiiiiath
Fulls his tllluro homo,
.MAY litM'ATH HKKK
'oiiliind llusliiess Wonuiii Looks
Over Musliiess l'osslbllllles
Mrs.. May Alger Derrick, Port
land business woman, spent , tho
past two days , hero looking' over
tho possibilities - for it woman's
rendy-to-wenr shop, nnd while very
much Impressed with tho city, re
lumed' north mnlilng no derinlte
announcement. ,
lien
to CMi.ogi'ix
This Afternoon to Arrnnge
Stock for Opening
With everything in readiness for
the opening of the new Golden
Rule store nt Chiloquin on Satur
day. E. W. Vannice, G. N. Clifton.
Mortimer Lee and Warren G.
Crooks left "this afternoon to ar
range the new stock.
Hill II
Theatre
The Coolest Place in Town
C. H. li. S. BAXCK ;
With special dance music, danc-1
ing on the Venetian barge tonight j
given under the auspices ot the C. j
II. L. S. gives promise, of being one j
ot tho largest attended lnnces of j
the season. The general public is I
curious to
C. H. L. S.
know Ihe meaning of
TOLLMAX HKItK
Pniiiiiueiit Itiincber In on Uusiness
Kroin Itiinrh
' Unusual Vaudeville r r
The 1924 Song Revue DeLuxe
With a chorus of excellent voices in the" lat
est songs .as well as some of the old f avbrite.
You'll like this number. L
On the Screen .
A brilliant comedy gem from Broadway "
"LOST A WIFE"
Featuring Adolphe Menjou and Greta Nisseiu
F. C. Collmen, one or the' promin
ent rimctiers of Swan, Oreffou,- wiis
in the city today ' transacting busi
ness from his ranch." " '
Foiiuei
FROM MKIFOIU
Itiislness' Man ofHhls
Here on Hiislness
City
Harold Gray; one of "KUimath
Falls' former business men, now of
Medford is .here on business, plan
ning to remain in ttiis viclnily for
a couple or mantns. Mr. Gray is
remembered here whore he formerly
was In the grocery business,
ARUIVlXti THIS KVKNIXO
- Cecil Jimerson of Williams Ari
noiiu, is expected to arrive in the
city this evening for a visit at the
homo ot her cousin, Charles Cnln.'
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II III yyjvwfwvwiiiiii i,i"ir II
: ' AT THE .' LIBERTY , :
Here's a fast one Boli Custer in , ., , M
" "The, Range Rider"
He rides like a demon shoots like a trooper ho
hits like'a Detnpscy and loves like,a I.ochinvar Oh
j boy! Sonic Man I If you like action see this one. 1