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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1925)
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1028 EVENING TTETttTD, RLTVWATTT FKHJB, OREGON PaTTTC TTTTfKK Mi LIN lll'HINKHH VIHITOIt GO OX DEER HUNT HACK FROM ALASKA CnPtaln ApploKale Returns From Trip to Alaska, 'Captain 0. c. Applegate, who with his duiighter, Mrs. Rachel Applogato .Solomon, has returned from a two months' trip in Alaska, leaving Klam ath Falls about tho third of Jul v. At Kodlac Island ho visited with his daughter, Mm. J, t. Hslferty, who will be remembered in Klamath Falls us Miss Annie Applogato. lie found the weather mild this summer and experienced a most enjoyable trip. Evangelist Will Conduct Meetings This evening at 7MB on the cor ner of Pine and Sth streets, tho Par rott - Lewis evangelistic party will open their meeting. In the l'at'ty which comes here from Olympla, Wash., are Evangelists Parrott and I!wls, their wives and the two pi anists, the MisseH Gillette and Strong. Mrs. Parrott will be the song lead er. The meetings will continue for three or four weeks and "healing nights" will bo apodal feature of the campaign here. J. K. Itlgby, well known fualdeat of Mulln, who visits Klaio.ilW Knlln froiUoutly on business is in I he -1 1 y lodinr. J. W. and II. B. Koms loft morning early for Buck Lake, where I bey plan ' spend Iho coining three days 011 a deer hunt The season for deer opons In Oregon tomor row. Mrs. J, w. Johnston loft thl morning for Idaho, wheio alio will join her children, expecting to ro turn to Klamath Falls hi the Hoar future to innko their home, perman ently, with Mr. Johnston who la Iq catod hero In business. Mr. John ston went part waiy with Mrs. John ston on her trip. On the Screen 0,1 thc StaSc RETURNS FROM HJSDIL'INB LAKE Mrs. T. O'HIIloy, Mrs. Nettle NSW banks, Kalhryn Connolly, Kutiliryn O'ltlluy, und Mrs. Wilson and duugb ler C'lovo, returned yesterday from Medicine Lake whom thoy spehl We oekoud. MOVING TODAY Dlx Ilrothnrs, sutomobfla acea S -rios, are today moving Into tljo new Riley building and their present location will ho occupied in a few days by Miller's Market, Cecil Cook, scout executive of Medford, Is In the city on bushieai matters. Tom Copeland 'BCOtlODd't Print Mllilulnr of Mirth." a-.: . ; . . 1 : .... :.. , f &grmM Theatrell ' Anita "Up In tin Air Girl." i J A Mont Charming and Humorous Farce 'Kiss Me Again in which Marie Prcr volt, qj the flirtatious wife, plays around with another, husband until her huiband pur sued another woman then the fun began ! it's a Corking Good Comedy I VAUDEVILLE at 7:15 and 9:15 Giddy & Giddy "Pule." Williams & Culver "Fun Promoters." Estelle Faye & Company "Lifilc Fantasy," ' ' '! IT."-. MAINLY cBOUT PEOPLE RF.TlltN TO MKDI OItl) Mr. and Mm. 0, V Wl lock of Modford, wlin have been in Hoiitlti.rn California for the past two weeks, stopped In Klnmiilh Falls ovit Iho week mid enrotilo homo to visit wlih Mr. and Mm. H. V. Vnnnlco. In I'ul Ifomla Mr. tVheeleei attended buy tm' week, fr tio Ooldta ituio store of Mcdford. of which In. In manager I.F.AVK FOR VALLKY Hum Hobol, Wtll known Itnoni tho local merchants, spent the pasl tWO days hero on biiHlneaa and '"" morning for Ashland, enroutn (o his headquarters In Hun Francisco. FIRHT VISIT HIM'i: JUNK HF.Tt'HNK HO.MF. Krncnt llulllirook of Mulln return ed to his bans Hit" mornliiK after spending Tuesday In III" rlty on liun- Iness matters. KIMHf OI'.VI. GUILD TOMORROW mile of Bplscopal Clmroh to 11..1.1 First Meetlrtg or Full TI10 flrl meeting of I lie full 10 ho bald by thu Ladles' Guild of the Bplseopal church will take place to morrow afternoon ut 2:30 ut tho homo of Mm. Wullor Wont ut 204 .South Riverside. Mm. Wont with Mm. n. i). Qlnsbach win be hostess nt tomorrow's meeting. Plans for thi' bazaar by the ladles 10 '"' Kl vi-n early In December will ho discussed. Mm. Charles Martin him boon put in charge of the basaar; hi : 11 it n Tl eoTTAGK GROVE Mr. mid Mm. Realty of Cottage Orovo, returned to their homo thin mornliiK. nftor KB enjoyable ton dny visit here. MRS. McAULlKFH 1. FAYING Kxpccts to Spend Winter Mi. mils lii South with utuliand Mrs. J. I'. McAullffo Ih 111. il, 111 ar rangements to lonvo the latter putt of tho week for San Francisco whoro Hhn pinna to spend the wlntor months wit It Mr. McAullffo, who In rorolv 1 11 k medical nltontlon. Tho throo chlldron, l'ntrlclt. Joo and Nora, havo entered tho iiondomy hero. Word from tho Houth la to tho effect Hint Mr. McAullffo In slOWly Improving from hln lnjurlon. AT THE L-I-B-E-R-T-Y Somo of tho moat honutlful under - water aconcs ovor ahown are In tho "Folly of Vanity" starring Hotly Hlytho, whloh IB ahown Tor Iho hint tlmo tonight. Tomorrow Buck Jones in "The Man Who Played Square' Mm. It. L. Nichols paid hor first vlnli to tho city from tho Lake of tho Woodn sinco Juno, yesterday. Mrs. Nlohols cumo in from tho resort Willi Mr. SBd Mm. Hort Hall and alio plana to vlnli horo for a week or iiioro with hor many frleuds. FORMFIt hfsidfnt INJlRKD Pomior Klitnutth Fulls Hoy s. iii.iisii injured Near Medord friends of Audloy Kggcm. formerly of t tilH city, will ho sorry to learn of the serlotiH Injuries ho received In an automobile accident on tho Mod tprd highway ilurlng tho pnnl week. Kggom now resides In tirantn I'nas and with a girl compunlon was mo toring when the car overturned, the girl mooting almost Instant death. According to word received here, Kggom suffered a crushed skull and many broken bones. Ho at one tlmo was employed horo on a transfer Hue betWMB this city and Modford, and Is well known hero. PROM KRNO ) DUfONESS Mr. .1:1,1 Mm. W. Jonson, of Keno, are In Klnmatli Kails today from tho neadby town, transacting business affairs and visiting with friends. FORMER RKSIDK.NT HERE From Ilium' In Montnnii T. visit Briefly With A. J. doaaolly Joseph Toomey, furmorly a resi deat of Klamath Falls, one of tho oldest anil moat prominent residents of the stale o Molilalia, arrived In Klamath Fulls last evening for a short visit with A. J. OonhoUy, Mr. Toomey was called to b'.io coast by tho illness of Mrs. Toomoy, who Is In Portland. In tho early daiya Mr. Toomey wan among the largest land a'ad cattle owners In Montana where his family still holds ono of tho most prominent positions. Ills son, Edmund Toomey Is uttornty for the Htalo Railroad Commission In Mon tana and a younger son, Hustpbroyi Is a first lieutenant 111 th'y flying eorps of tho United States Ann;', be ing stationed at Sau Diego. Mr. TOOmey expects to return lo Port land tomorrow. KNIGHTS OF COIA'MIH'S Monthly Meeting: Held nst Evening; Will Select Officers Tho regular monthly meotln.t of Iho Knights of ColumbUS WttS bold last owning, whou tho s-'tai busi ness of she order was taken up. On the last Tuesday In this month, which will b'o tho 89th, the order will elect officers for tho ensuing year. Ileglnnlng In October the regular wlntor ihl-monthly meotlngs will again Utke up tho work of the order. from CALIFORNIA Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Lnlrd wltih Mr. anil Mrs. R, S. Miller of Sun Rafael, California, visited In tho city iyoa terday ourouto homo from a motor tour. HOITIIIORX I'EOPIjE A party of southern guosta regis tered at tho hotel White Pelican to day lnrludo Bllsabet'hi KOthryh, Mar garet and Helena Lunt, oil of San Frnnclaco, Oregon City suits' for hoys, $14.50 to $19.75, in fabrics and styles equal to Dad's, mostly with Vest ffke Pad's and two pairs of pants. Men! New Fall Suits for Pride in Appearance $18 to $35 For Young Men and Men Who Want Action, Quality, Style and Pride in Appearance. Look at Your Suit, Everybody Else Does Be Well Dressed and Economically Young Men's $On00 Double Breasted V Novlty brown heavy, soft finish wool suit, two button double breasted coat, deep notched, popu lar long, wide lapel, for the high school youth who wants snap and action, with trousers in the medium bottom now being cut by all American Sttltmakera. Ages 15 to IS at 20 others at $1S. Extra Sizes $OC00 For Big Men OD Included In this display of fall clothing for men are extra sizes for the big men, those who re quire alios from chest measure of 44 to 4S inches. In these are some hard finish wools which are much preferred by these men and in dark colors and conservative styles. Featuring 32.50 Suits With 2 Pair Pants Bluestone Grey $OO50 2 Button Sack OL (2 pairs trousers) One of the bright apots in the men'a clothing spectacle is this suit of bluestone grey wool with large modest blue overplaid check in two-button sack coat in tho favored lapel; two pairs trousers add to the value of this fine suit at $32.50. Others in lighter shade. Bluesteel Grey $OC00 2 Button Sack &0 (2 palm trousers) This suit is made of a dark blue wool cloth in a practically solid color, with the very faintest stripe suggesting an overplaid so acceptable to those favoring the more novelty weaves and pat terns. In tho neat two button sack stylo with two pairs of trousers. This initial showing of fall and winter suits meets the expectations of all those who are wanting new suits of new fall shades, fabrics and styles. Shades inciud e brown checks, overplaid suggestions, blue, grey and brown serges, some with stripes, and novelty mixtures. Trousers mostly are the reversion to the med ium bottom leg favored by American suit designers for neat appearance and good taste. You'll find the Golden Rule Corporation name, assuring styl e at a price, quality apparent and economy on the inside pocket of each coat. Ladies, are your men folk as well dressed for the money as they should be? - InllMilililihliHltlllilililillliljfCjftlilllllilililllilllllllllllllilililll KLAMATH LlJL FALLS Men, pride in appearance is not false pride. Others place your rating in clothes. Pride In appearance includes Rood shins, gootl hose, ood hats, good shoes, good underwear, Rood taste, proper fit and economy in buying.
