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THE P.VENINO HERALD. KLAMATH PAT.T-S. OKRflOM.
Friday. September 10, 192T.
ON WALL STREET THE BANKERS AND
BROKERS ARE WEARING THESE SUITS
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These Leaders are Partial to Copper
Beech Browns and Powdered Grey by
Marx
The coats drape easily and
.there's a little fullness over
the shoulder blades for
freedom.
Trousers are narrower 'but
still wide enough for com
fort. The fabrics are in sub'
dued patterns.
$
33-$39-$45
and
up
THIS MATTER OF STYLE FOR COLLEGE MEN ANP
OTHER YOUNG MEN IS A MATTER OF FRACTIONS
OF INCHES-AND WE KNOW OUR FRACTIONS
EC SUGARMAN
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BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
To Kfutf Nunbiy-
- Jiilin 1). Hlefert. heud of. til
vole department ut th Culver
ally of Oregon In th houa gueet
of Mr. and Mr. (ieorg Mclnlyr
wbll vtaltlng In th city fur
Ir Maya. Mr. tilefrrl, a noted
(tnor haa tnkeu a leav of ab-
from th Culvaralty and la
atudylug niuaic at Ioakln. On
Sunday hvWlil alng at bulb th
tuornlug aud evening aervlca at
Th Klrnl I'reebvlertau rhurvh.
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Noel Tluuiuu 1-rwvlnir
- Noel Thoinaa, ion nf Hv. and
Mra. J. Henry Thomua, who ha
tpent (ha greater part of th
uromrr here rxperla to leav
Saturday for Kugen. wher h
Kill nter aa a Junior planning
to major In matheniatlc. Thorn
aa took hla ft ml two yeara of
college at Manitoba. I'nrvaralty
and then left hla achonl work In
euter th banking bualniwa lu
Canada.
I Arrived from IUini
llllllo Maddot. well , kuwu
hunlnc-a man of Chicago, III.,
haa arrived hoi fur k vlalC with
hia aiater. Mra. I'. Kvuna of III"
Suutot apartment Mr. Maddot
iwlll Inlrr go'aruib Id (Hernial,
Calif., to mil with anolher ale
ler. II haa enjoyed a trip
Ithriiugb III northwoat vitrnutn
tu Klainatb Fall.
lli-llirniil I'rom limit
llolph K. Turtle and I.. K.
Agor war among (lie ncce-viful
liutitcr who rvturued lu tl
Ii I UK . They brought homo a two-
j hundred pound, buck. ,
I Win. IVuii
S rrnta. A good rlrnr. udv. It
I Mra. Arthur (.aPlfii and mn It
rn bav left for Oaklund. Cullf.,
Tr Take ISmIiIom .
L. K. Agr haa aco ptml a pnil
Hon with the Orgnn Trunk roll
load aa draftsman.
hr they will rinnln for aoin
lime vialllng with relailvia and
I friend..
Mla Srlnu-ffer liiiprovra
Krlenda of M la Anllu Holmof.
fer will bo lntrmtpd to loam
,hr rondlllon rontluuv'a la liu
Ipror. Bh will b confined to
jth Klam.ilh Valley hoxplint for
jan Indeflnli lima.
. Win. 'IVnie
1 I rrnla. A good rlgar - adv. It
Itetimieil feMii Meilfoii- I
, Mr. and Mra. II. N. M '(
Moa'a alor raturned horn lat -evening
Hum Medford, here
Ihey tinned III Juiknon rounly
fulr. .Mr. Mo alleuded a mwl-
Inn of lit biuii'd of dlrerlura of
I lie i hauiber of roinmere w ho
'met ut noon ut tli hoiel Med-1
ford with C. K tlalea of I lie
I mule uiKhwuy loiiiiiilaaloii.
, Tl kel. .Art H.'lllng 1
TU'kela .for the rhleken dinner
to b nerved by III lad la of III
eominiinlty club of Mnlln to Imal
people ullrndtng III llnrvenl
Tour in neat Wednemlay ar
!Mlllng rapidly, according to an-
linuncrmeiit from Ilia clinmlier ,
of runimorc till afiernton.
' lliiugliler U ' IUii-ii
Mr. and Mra. A. W. K.lmtK.
jnf Malln. ar being rongmtuluted
unon the arrival of a tiuhv Hitiiah
trr, born at tun arly hour thlal
niornlng at III Klamalh Valley I
' bcopliul. j
1 Hhopiril Vel4arilM j
Mra. (Jeorae t'lirln of Algouia1
ienl Thurndny In lha rliy aliop-1
plug and vialllng friend. I
Tribute is Given
Missing Aviators
(Continued from pug on)
keU'y; Jink r'rol of New Voik,
pilot of th llolden Kggl. and
(iontiiii Hrott. hla navlgutor.
While I'rllililna apoke. flonil
ofrvrlnga, III If la of "udmlreia
i t III roiirugn nf III miming av.
U I ora were taal upon th aa, lit
npprotiuialely tha apot ller Hi
linllaa Spirit radlmaat an HDS .
rail In a tall apln and win
beard no mora. Tb floral ere
allona warn ntontly of aiM'clnl de
algn. mad with raft ha.klnm
ao aa to ride Ilia wavea for dayi.
Corvallis Given
Glimpse of Lindy
CimVAI.I.Irt. (Ire, Kpt. Id.
I A I'.l With all bell an. I
will-He. In th rliy and almna of
Hi fir department Joining In i
deafening greeting. folonl Chui
lea A. l.lndlMrgh twlated and
apiraled over Corvallla thla niin n
Ing at S o'cliM'k, flying wlililu
;oa feet of th airl and drop
plug a arrnll of welcome.
Krotn AIkuiiia-
Mr. and Mra. Matt Kgnn via
Ited III th city yelrdny fiom
their home at Algoma.
I.t t llllll'H Wit AT
lloug llnra gold lam mnlr
with rich aumnier rrmlna and
fanhlnna a rap wrap that hniiga
In limirloua fold. ,
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:OAT
'for Women (cfdWsses
J Clttractively priced
A LAVISH and unusual decorative use of fur
marks these coats for women and misses in
rich warm fall colors and black. . Materials
are soft finish Twill Bloom, Veloura, New Zclia
Cloth, Black Broadcloths and others. Colors arc
tans (both medjum and dark1, crackle, autumn
brown; malaga wine, pine needle green.
Large collars so extrcmply becoming to any woman,
are high in favor with coat designers. Deep fur cuffs,
sometimes nearly to the elbow and notably new.
Furs are-Mandel, Vicuna, French Beaver, Pointed
Wolf, Black and Platinum Wolf, Fox and Squirrel.
The stylos are chiefly the ultra smart straight and slender
type, some with chic narrow belts, others attractively bloused.
Newest styles, bell-shaped sleeves, flare effects,
Johnny collars, Princess lines, dressy coatsK travel
coats.
For Women Who Wear
Sizes 16 to 46
There's Dash and Style
In These Coats.
; Truth in Advertising
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