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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1925)
MONDAY, SKHT.MKKi: H I'.mS EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Always Use BUTTBRICK PATTERNS including DELTOB Always Use BUTTBRICK PATTERNS including DliLTOK FREE Butterick Pattern Week To Every Buyer of Silk Or Wool Dress Pattern, Butterick Pattern Free September 14 to 19 Only No Sale Less than Two (2) Yards Select and pay for pattern you want and price of pattern will be deducted from cost of silk or wool goods. , Butterick Patterns with Dehor Guide and Delineator and Butterick Quarterly with Late Autumn Styles in Metropoli tan Fashions to Choose from. dMainly cfbout People Silk Goods 1.50 to 6.00 Including; EContent' criM canton crop, crept faille, Rosbanarn cxmMi radium, satin, measallne, crap di chine, Triooabam, owpo back ntlBi spiral erepo banner rlbbaUMni trloo, nut Iti clrcc, satin tl 1 - ii . . Wool Goods 1.00 to 5.85 Including serges, flannels, wbol dress, suit ami coat goods, of all kinds. Dress Patterns, exclusive and only one of a kind, $9.85 and $11.85. To dream of the dress, vision thc.styJjCi imagine the modi' and trimming; to se lect i he fabrics, choose the pattern, is one of the royal moments full oj thrills which can lie acenipli-iliccl in every wo man's life. There is no joy more gratify ing, no pleasure more delightful than talcing the wondrous silks and wools and cutting and sewing llicin into beautiful dresses and suits for the colorful fall and winter season. - iMiiniliiilihhiiiiiihlilMilihlftfUilililililililililililililiiililililil KLAMATH lJL FALLS 1 Always Use BUTTERICK PATTERNS including ukliuk m Always Use BUTTERICK PATTERNS including DELTOR K.NMOVKI) VISIT ABROAD Miss Pearl II toll ti . wlin n-1 ii in cl to the city for u woek'ii vIhII ou Saturday, after spending tho past three moutiiH abroad, enjoyed hv vUlt liu iiicnHcly anil wiim fortunate In seeing all tin' Important and his toric polnlH ut Interest whllo In Eti ropc. she fS tho house guest of her hi'r mother, Journeyed to New York City to meet her on her arlvnl bona, tfltt lilelm In a charming youtiK woman and linn hosts of friends In thlH elty, who welcome her visit bora. son is BORN A baby hoy wnH horn pb Saturday DENTON' X t'lTV K. Ci. Denton of Lamm's Mill was a visitor over Saturday. Mr. Den ton Is corespondent for the Lumber iRgtio from Lamm's Mill. sinter, Mrn. Marvin l.ui us, this week to Mr. ami Mrs. Orvllle Dalton of and will leave shortly for Portland I Mills addition. 'I'lut infant lias beep where she will study music at thejiiaiued Milton. Until the mother and Ellison-Whlto eonserviitMry le'f music youaa Him are reported as doing HiIh winter. Mrs. (ioorgn lllehn, nicely. MOTOR TO POINT COMFORT Mrs. K. X lllgglnson and Mrs. E. 8. Clark motored to l'oint Com fort Sunday whore they were the guests Of Mrs. Laura Moore. They returned home last evening from the enjoyable trip. New Ideas In Posing, Lighting;, with color ef fects of tones that match our won derful new Master Mountings as displayed at the 1925 Photographic Convention We are always first with new ideas. We have these for your approval Sec Our Window Display XXA M,r m Photographic QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE FRAMES ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street Phone 39 IIIRTHK To Mr. and Mrs. (leorgo Emerson of Ml. Laki. Sept. 18, a hoy, who has boob named George llcnry. To Mr. and Mrs. K. W. l'ruitt, 2104 South Sixth street. Sept 11, a girl. PROM LANOELL VALLEY Mrs. It, S. Hopklpa of Lungcll Valley Is in the city today shopping, purchasing a number of things for her lovely now homo which is now under conHtrurtion. Mr. Hopkins In with the reclamation service near Langell .Valley. They expect to bo moved into their now bungnlow within the next .woek. VISIT RAM II HOME Mm. (I. I. rtsy and otMdreo Mar tha and Botty, motored to tin- liny ranch hoin- at Keno whore thoy Kjiciit Rtinday. iiehe i on two weeks j. J. Robinson, l... L. Renolds, B. Sliiilngton anil K. Lumpnhlre. all Of DUfltmuIr, arrived In Klamath Kulli .JjHt evening V here for She coming I v i weeks. .MEDI ORD VISITORS Mr. and .Mrs. O. J. Hill o.' Med fnrd were over Sunday visitors fn the city. EMtolTE HOME Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Russell Of Cot Orado Brinn, f'olo., left this morn log on their way home after ThrHIng ; horn over ill" week end. The Koseelis are rettirnln;' from an extended mo ' tor tour and vlnlt"d at Orator Lakh while here. Tin y plan to stop at a number of He- prlnelpa! const eltles On their way home. I'HOMlMOXT RANCtHPt (lllbert Harrison, one or tho prom inent rnnchora of tho Bonansa eountry spent the day in Klamath Kails, trnnsnclInK business. HOVTHKRN lU'SIXKSS VlSITOlt Robert Finlnyium, one of tho host known commercial men of Sun CranolSob, Who makes this tcritory for the BoIoTIng company, arrived in Klainut It Kails this morning. Mr. Kinlnyson mnde the trip north by motor and expects to spend several days In this vicinity In the interests of his firm. .MAUN VISITOR J. D. Ilolion of Malln spent Sunday In I he city vlnliliiK with friends. VISIT CROOK'S 1A.MILV Mr. and Mrs1. K. W. Vnhnlce nnd children. Miss nernardine Metcnlf and Miss Ana Metcnlf, motored to Chllonuln Snndny to spend the day with Mr. nnd Mrs. Warien Crookd. I.VKTAI.UNt; REFRIORRATOR Millers Market, which will move Int.j its location, formerly 'iceap-i'd by BrbUien, within the next few day. Ik at tie- present time instal- j linR a modem refrigerator plant, and a number of now fixtures. Tie- now location will five tie- market much larger nunri rs and better enable ! them to hate!! their customers. sruvi:voits Aititivio I'mler, the supervision of W. R. Isaacs, u crew of Southern Pacific surveyors arrived in the city last venlnn from San Francisco to hi; in charge of work In tills section, in j the party are John B. McKce. Harry Oarver, T. McMantu, F. Undcn. H K. I'ursst, T. V. Foodfellain and W B. Lsaacs. ClllUigl lN' VISITORS K, R. Wilson and R. A. Focli of f hlloquia visited over Sunday here. ARMY OFFICERS Major H. t'. Hilton of the I!. S army, with 0. H. While and J. T Miton of Corvallis spent over Sun- day In the city on business and pleasure. PROM MODOC I'OIXT I. J. Johnson and A. Soiue of Mo doc Point spent the week end In the elty. Both young men ere engineers for the state highway commission. STINSOXS BACK Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Stinson re turned last evening from San Fran Cisco where they attended the Golden 5 Jubilee this past week. While In the pntborn state the also visited in Sacramento with friends. Mr. Stinson reports huge crowds attendetl th Inltil..., f.,Mi .,11 nnte nf lit., i-nnlltrv , , . , Icitv on business matters, and that H was next to impossible to travel by motor In San Francisco tile crowds were so large. Last Showing Tonight of Ricardo Cortez in the role of the 1925 I gg "The Spaniard,, I Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday I The Worlds Wonder Picture ! B k - Sr!nRTHUR a With I 'rh nflYI.F.'S Scaaie Love 1 1 i rr. stupendous mmi , . , Mai II v '-'7V' i IB I cw 1 1 I IP P law Airat natvi wv (bW 9 'S I W M 0 Never a Picture Like This jg IifagF Before! M PRICES : Matinees, Children 15 cents, Adults 35 cents. -.-,! 9 Evenings, Children 25 cents, Adults 50 cents. . B Specitl Children's Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Tuesday. Admission 10 cents. KltoM MiKSCX ' INVITATION'S ARE OVT .U IKiE COMlXti SEPT. 22.pl INSTAM.INti IIXTIRKS Fixtures for the Terry Market ar rived tills morning nnd today a crew of men are busy installing them which will malie the meat market one of the most modem in the city. Whan completed. Mr. Terry recently boujrht the business Brum E. D. Tru- love and plans to spend in the neigh borhood of. $4,000 in reuovatiug tho interior of tho shop. FROM At'EN'CV . fm nf triAmnfli James . ux-nuu . . .,k,,,- f ,.nmmere,. , I Agency spent over Sunday in the ' invitations to all the chamber of commerce offices in the state, all newspapers, all state of ' ficials, forest and park officials and local county and city officials, for the ceremonies to be conducted nt the rim of Crater Lake next Sunday, i The exercises will commemorate the 1 discovery of the Cascades b y inhn Weslnv llillmau in 1S33. Tlia PAI'PAS PAVS VISIT Louis Pappus of Algoma camp ! spent Sunday in the city visiting ! with friends, returning i Sunday evening. to camp RETFItN FROM HINT n..Tv..UIi nn.l l?rh..rt T? I'll it t returned last evening from Bryant ceremonies are being conducted by where they spent the past two days on 'n hunting trip. BACK FROM BUCK LAKE J. W. and H. E. Kerns returned last evening from Hack Lake where they spent tile past three days on a hunting trip. VISITS HI SHAM) Mrs.E. T. Joy of Ashland spent the week-end in Klamntli Falls with hier husband, who la connected with the Southern Pacific here. Mrs. Joy returned to the valley this morning. EASTERN PARTY" Over tile week end guests in Klam ath Falls included Mrs. C. T. Rob ertson. Miss A. W. Robertson anil Mrs. M. Riegle, nil of Pattorson, N. ,1.. with Miss KO. S. Chipp of King ston. N. Y.i who are touring the west. While in the city the easteru people were sucsts nt the hotel 'White Pelican. the local chamber of commerce. SPLENDID CROP Southern People Visit Over Week end Here. , KLAMATH COUNTY tilVEX I'RERIT BY PI RLU ATION The last weekly Issue of the I Portland Commerce gives much ! credit to Klamath county and the GOING TO ROUNDUP 'local chamber of commerce for tho i Bamey Kenny plans to leave to-1 manner in which they have appealed morrow by motor for Pendleton I to all -other civic bodies throughout where he will attend the Roundup! the stnte In the stop forest fire pre- tllis week. CLIFFORD JAY ILL Clifford Jay Is confined to his bed suffering with what In thought to be an attack of typhoid fever. "A whaling big crop of grain," was the way S. T. Hooker of Dairy put it Saturday, when asked how the crops in tho Yonna valley country were this year. "It lias been the best year we hnve had in a long, long time and .the strange thing about the whole thing is that prices are up. too. Seldom you get big crops and big prices at the same time." Accompanied by Mrs. Tookor and Dr. and Mrs. V. W. Ramsey of Stockton. Mr. Tooker was in the city Saturday transacting business, slink ing hnnds with friends and showing their visitors the sights. Mrs. Ramsey is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tooker. Judge Percy R. Kelley of Salem will arrive lh Klamath Folia ''on September 22 to preside at the tjlal of State of Oregon vs. E. I. Eltott, district attorney, charged with mal feasance in office. Judge Lcaviltj-yjj nouhcod this morning from Jtho bench. Judgo Kclley was appolrletl to preside at the Elliott trial v. hen an affidavit of prejudice filed against Judgo Leavltt d is nun 11 tied that jurist. .. gkt p.k; deer After a week's hunting and fish ing trip In the Point Cbni'i'ort coun try, Paul Lambert, Toon acid Bob Graham, returned last night wlflH a three point buck, welghlii', IV) pounds. Ttho three ttc al men pack ed bhek Into tho mountain about ! 21 miles and saw plenty zi henr and ih-.o's, but consldor themselves lucky to have gotten tho buck. it volition campaign. Oregon and Wash ington escaped with relatively light fire loss and this county is congrat ulated by the state chamber, who hnve offered thoir cooperation In furthering the drive. Where's The Joy of Life when vour constitution is run down. In most cases it is entirely uncalled for. Oftentimes an examination and a little care of the teeth means tho difference between good and poor health. Wo give free examinations. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless, of course) 202-204 Hopka Bids;. 8th and Main Phoue 838 DRAWS DP CONSTITUTION A committee representing the Klamath County high school princi pals' association met Saturday id draw up a tentative constitution for tho newly formed organization. At in meeting of the association BiSM Saturday me teniaiive Luu&mnii will be submitted to the ussoeiation for ndoption. E. R. FOUNTAIN BRINGS SI IT Stilt for tho recovery of $3,028.84 alleged owed him was brought this morning In circuit court by E. It. Fountain ngnlnst L. Jacobs anil sev eral other defendants. Fountain claims the money Is duo him tin promlssopy notes. At The LIBERTY; Plie Red - Blooded Pic- . i titc of tlie Year! Knockout" starring Milton Sills, . , 1 v f 1 1 I Tuesday Richard Batthitmess "The "New Toys" ; ; ; ; : : : : : : : : : : : ; ; : : : : : : : : : : -: : : : : JMt nil. -' ' M
