prtnomlay, June fl, 1028
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NEWS IN BRIEF i
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THE EVENING HEftALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pago Three
piii.n ami ion to hmiur MuJ dependable Merchandise 53&z&si?iJ&:&&,&
liiubtm." This affair in to .' , - "'- J k ',!','' ' " i : ' ' fii
hold at Ilia liointt of Mm. Fred
Hdiulock.'
Will AlK'ud Kiimiiii'r ' '
William Nullum llayns, nurrlur t miiii I Ii
of riiulii Iwn of tlin Kliiinalli Falls ,iln.y will
pnalofflco and Trevors Carl IHck
Inaon'of I Mi clerical fur i it, will
nlimiil tuiiinii.r miyp nt Kurt
Htevrns with ' Mattery 1 of Hie
XiillU artillery.
MM'i lul Train -Bales - j
Tliu excursion 'rules; being pul j
nlu effect lijr Tim Hnilh(irn Pa
cific for Hie tuna featlval are
lierA on liUMliii-KH Imfoni motoring !Kufftl on June IS. People pitr- i
lo Hup. Fruiic.laio, where chualng Ihuso tickets are allowed
pcud ut leoat two ( ,,uvu ,, ivr Hid morning ,
weeka on u combined liuainesa , or Venliig train ot Wednesday.
IUii I lott-l Wlllard.
New Forda Arrive Hill unlny
, A shipment If six Kuril cars .Mr. uil Mm. rinilili wwi
will arrive over I lie Southern Fa-1 Mr. and Mm. If. Kenneth Smith
tfl: mil Saturday morning froniili.fi today vlu Inoli.r fur Hun Bon
1'orlluud, urcurdlng to word re-. Us, Texas, where they will make
eel veil at the llulalger Motor rom-ttbetr future hums. They ir u.ik
tuiny loiluy. In lliu alilptnijut will ln the trip vlu motor. Mr. Hmllli
lie a upon cuupe. bualncaa coupe, formerly wna employed with tliu
two 2-dour sedjiia,- a roadalcr rucliiinatluii 'service and will en
and a rooilnlcr pick-up. All ut tor , elmllur linn of work ut
Ilia mud. 'In will flit ril-r which Hun llohltn. On Monday imuilUK
aru mi tliu wultliiK lint.. .a group uf their friends surprlaed
1 1 li.'iii Willi a delightful party at
ii ml plciiaure trip. Mr. Murray ijuiio IX. They, tnuat return ou
la owner of the Coos lUy Times Monday, Julio II. .11 I sxpectud L
ut Mnrahtlnlil. Willi bun Mr. i,ut Bl M 00 people frum this TP
end-Mrs. Murruy arv guests atjcliy will tak advantage of tlio , J
From IMnmmuIr
II. II. K.'llowa and T. Kruncn
ot lluiiaiiiiili' aru vlHllara Ifi tlm
rlty todliy. '
Ki'lurnhiK lit llmiriw.
Mla Itulh Illll. ti'ai'liar nt Uir
Mills ai'tinol. will l. nva ou Friday
via I'urtland for lior buuio In
tin hoiun of Mr. and Mra. H. I)
Nnwall un Cri'icunr n"iiun. Tlmlr
frlud) nurol to l. orn of tlmlr
dofurtur. ' . '.
At HrlinlliM'k IIiimio
Tha rr.i'pilon ptauitud fur
Daugbtcra uf I ho A inert un lto
ItilloB who will u Kiicata In Kim
ravufaloii rato.
At l..ir..il ' ' ;
Mr. and '.Mm, I.' C. Kiaemorc
and aon Holunil niulornd hare'
from Kluiiiatb Kalla Kunduy. Thay
nr tjiu KUata of Mr. and Mm.
Jnlm drill for o fw days, ilur
1n wlit.'li tliim Hnlund will hava
bla , tonnlla .n niorod. Mudford
Nwa.
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The 169 Cases of Shoes Received Last Week are
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'Aiid awaiting your approval--This is the' Largest Single Shipment of Footwear-ever un
packed in.Klamath cotinty' which shows that we buy in quantities and are therefore able
. ' i - ( v to oner you tne same yaiues ai a great saving.
Dtnwr wlmr aUf plana to ap.-nd math KnlU. durlnc ilia Ort-Kon
tha autnmer moniha. Knrntil t ' Kodrat4 Wnin.n i club ronven
ll.nv.r .Mlaa Illll will vlxlt for a''o la til Ik hvld at tho lionifl
fortnlKlil
I'urtland.
of ..Mm, Kred . HrkiilliM k un ths
laftxraniin'of Wadiinaduy, Juna 2G.'
Itplurn.! From Valley Tlio lioura ar frum lour until
W-Mr. and Mra." ' IMwrt . Wain n- 'x oVInck. Within the cumin
liurK are homo from Axliluml daya a pruirram will U. aut
whor thiy atti-ndi'd a nim.tlna Hii'-d and comuilltwa naiiiviLj
and lmui)uiil of Alpha rhuptvr ntl . .
I ho Ku.li.ru lr In tliu rallfy "i"l III" ilrla .if "Maaniim"
city laal fvenliid. . J t-'uulp. Flro Ulrla of "Mnxapia"
j group aro anki-d lo ho at tha club
Mla Hhiimona la-avliiir ronma on Krlduy afternoon.
. Ml.. Mllrire.l Kim moii.. tearlivr tiruinptly at throe o'clork. Kai-h
In lhaVlly arhoula. will leave Kit- ""l if aaaea to nrmx
unlay fur
iVt uf l'1-lwnla -
Mary lli.rniunu of Klamath"
Kill la waa In Meifford yeaterday
loi.kliiK over tha. iy and Kreil
Inx ftlnnila. Mudfon! ew. ,
Vlallrd In M.-dfonl . '
. Nellie Tracy of Klumutb Pnlla
waa In Mvdford yeaterday ealllnn
on frli-nda In.. the city. Medford
Ncwa. w
lunch-
1.0. AimeltM. whent "' ad "walnvra." At tlila lime
aha plana to apand a rler part t ooar tau win oo nam.
of the aummer with rolntlven and n Monday erenlnic the kirla mot
frlnnda.
for tha regular aaaalon at tho
Hub rnuiiia. Summer plana wera
dlacuanad at thla time. Mra. D.
M.'itmlth. (uardlan. and Mra.
Itunrll ItetnruiMl Nortli
V. ti. Ilunnall. offlrlal of tho
Wralern I'nlon. left on laat eve. Oeurita T. ( an per. will accompany
nlna'a train for I'urtland after he ulrla ou the Jaunt Friday
vliltlnc with the Klamath Kalla afternoon.
manager, Edward Uvlngaton.
.Mlaa (Hiliellm-her leaving
illaa.lkileo Gobulbo.lier. who
Ihe'haa made her home In tlila rlty
tMriilr Km Joyed ' ;
Mun.iK"r. aaal.tant niHimxera
, and empluyea of tho' Woolwortb
istnrea at Klamath Folia and of
Med ford held tlmlr annual ajenle
at I'luFliurat KiUidny. Till" beau
tiful pot located cn the' Green
Mountain road, ubout halt way
between lha two ll tea, made a
dullhtful cool plac to (ulber.
About 60 were proaent. TrM time
waa apent In enjoying tbo acun
ery. bn.klnn In th ahade. gaxlnk
at-amull aporta In which the lady
employes wera. tho chief conteat-
atata. Horn nice prlzea ware
awarded to the whinera. The
main feature waa the picnic luocb
prorldlnR a hearty ropaut for all
who attended. . Among: thoae. pre
aent were II. T.- Darrow. man
ager.' and hla aaalatant manager
for the Klamath Falla store; E.
M. Gray, manager, and 11. Hons,
aaalatant manager for Medford'a
store. Medford Kewa.
Klertlon Krtilny
On Friday afternoon at
library clnb rooms followlnn tho for tho past two years with .her
una o'clock pot .luck liiuchoon. nroiher-in-iaw ana aister, nr. ana
members will hold annual elocUnn Mrs. B, Dlatache. plena to leave
of offlrera for the ensuing year, on Sunday for Cleveland. Ohio,
Thla la tho final meeting; before and New York City to visit lu-
tho convention lo be held tho definitely with relative and
last week nt this month and Mra. friends. It Is poaslblo Mlaa C.obcl-
(leorgo Mndley, president, aaka beeher will reld 111 tho vast
Hint all members bo present. permanently. Ilnrliig her real-
' denco hero ahn liua mado many
Ml Hnedlcor Talk I frlendawho regret to learn of
Mlaa Jane Hnedlcor of Medford her departure and bopo for her
will speak before the Woninn'e return to thla city.
I.lhrnry club on Friday. "Color-j v
lug In Modem l.lfo" will lie the , lavlnr Kir llomi
subject upon which Mlaa Hnedlcor
rill talk.
I'Voin Hun l-'raiirlwro
Mlaa Helen Clark, teacher In
the city achonla, la making plana
to .leave for Lead, south Dakota
Included in this large shipment were sev
eral dozen cases of women's smart
Summer Shoes.
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lr. and Mm. West . Aaliland
Mr. and trs. Walter Wast
were guests Id Ashland on Tues
day attending; the Kaatern Star
meeting and' banquet of Alpha
chapter given In coortesy to Jobs
Daughters of this city.
Mini Kualer Ulnt , ,
Mlaa Xulu Foster expects to
leave within tho next few days
for Junction City. Ore:, to spend
th summer months with rela
tive and frlenda. '
leaving fur Kat
Miss Helen Cant'teld and Miss
lura Olson tipect to leave this
week on a1 dellghtrul trip east
via New Orleans. They will vlalt
! where she will spend a portion of all the principal cltlea ot me
Alliert Dollnrhlde, ami of Mr. ; the summer -moniha with reW- aouth and east and tnea go on
and Mrs. O. H. Dollnrhlde uf this Uvea and friends. Hhe will vlalt .to their homes In Michigan and
. . . . . . f... . HJ ).. ram.lnriPT
city, nas rniurnea nome inira tiau at Seattle, rnrttunu una La ad
Frnnclaco and has accepted a pn- 'golea enrollle home,
sltlun In the office of the Link , '
Rlvor Klectrk. . . . uavlna; For Xorth
I Mlaa Ang'iiHta Clynch plans to
Mrs. y.lnin.crioan Improved. J BV8 ln), week-end for Seattle.
' Mrs. I.ynn Zimmerman of tho i M,,na. a Minnesota, where
Klamath News Is reported as Im-wU, sp6n(1 tno ummer
proving from nn nltack of Illness ..,,, yM.iug riotves and
which has confined her to her f rtnnM. Ml, clynch will return
apartment for tho paat several to Klamath Falls lo rosumo her
1v"- . teaching thla fall.
Me. anil Mr. Murray Here l( . .
... ... w , ... lonvlnu un Motor Trip
. '";""". .."' " Miss Clara Jnrvls expects tcr
Mra.ii.im arr.v.a ... tnociiy on y(ii whn
I aosoujr id r Hiwna .snrerni unyi
MtnnvaoU to apend the remainder
of tho summer montha with rela
tives and friends. Iloth young
women are returning to this rlty
In the early fall to resume their
positions ' .
To Attenil Hummer School
Katnlla McKay Is leaving with.
In few days for Cheney state
normal school whero she will
study for t . "least , 1 2 weeks 'of
the summer. ,
Woman Ha I tick
A' woman from Klnmath Falls
had plenty- of luck fishing In Dia
Jjlt Mhowlnic 1'iMluy
5 Til TOP ACTS f
VAI DKVII.I.K . O
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I.KATIlll i: JOY In
"Nobody'. Widpw"
t'oinliilt TIU'IIMDAY nnd
litlllAV
"The Private Life of
. Helen of Troy"
OHI What A Gal Wk
Helen -"
VOC'M, 1.KAHN AHOIT
"IT" Kltt m hub;
, HI'Kt I U, AI'DKD
ATTIlAtTIONt '
Eve Benson'i
12 Dancing Dollt
Tliurwlny nml Frldny
T1IK CIMH.KST HFOT
. .' IN TOWN s
time for chtcngo and thor:moml, ke rtorday
rout" to Danville, Iowa, to spend
I bo summer montha with rela
tives and friends,
We are Representatives
of - This ' Famous"
OH
All One Price
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They're New - - r They're Stylish
and offered at an extremely low price.
What's new for summer? It can't be answered in such a
small - space.' But is . easily answered in the Downstairs
Economy Shoe Store where every shelf, every table, every
rack is pilled high with ' absolutely "the most ' fashionable
footwear of the season. You are specially invited to visit us
and see the favorite styles and colors that have proven most
popular. 'The Golden Rule has not advanced its price on
':v summer shoes. ' . .- -
$4-85
$3,85
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4 Keds
The Kiddies Favorite
FOR BOYS '
1.19 - ' 1.25
. 1.35
FOR GIRL.S
Oxford
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$65 ,
$5.85
Men?s Oxfords
1 . .( I .1 's V - ., I '.'
Men have you ever tried a pair
of Peter's all leather oxfords?
Remember that this pri; does
not class them with other
brands of shoes selling for the
same" money. ' Peter's makes
millions - of pairs and 'conse
quently they make a far su
perior shoe for less money.
Give them a trial and they
will prove their worth.
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$X85
., CHILDREN'S SHOES
Peter s . Weatherbird shoes, for children will
stand wear and Iota of it.". Whether it's a play
shoe, dress shoe or a more heavier one you'll
find several pleasing numbers from which to
choose. Bring the kiddies in We will be glad
$1.49
. to . -
$4.25
to show them the new.
Crickets and Sirens for the Kiddies.
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See . .
Windows
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'"Sr ' ' Lniiiiniih
t?The Workman"
This is our leader try and
beat its wearing quality with
any '.$5.00 shoe. Made on -a
wide last, mocassin toe, com
position sole and heel, tripple
stitched guaranteed all leath
er upper and will be found a
comfortable shoe to wear. '
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1st I 1MATU Vl
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See
Windows
ig'$l!Sijea Economists in . Distribution 6SeaSrfgtfc!
visit. Mrs.", Underwood ' expects Klamath Falls after having made
(0 remain In Portland visiting 'two visits to thla city In 1927.
for some time. Mra. Rogers will I Upon' his Teturn to Klamath Falls
Aaked lo Cull Mrx. Ben
Mrs. tirtirge l.lndlny, proHldent
i of tho Woman's Library cluh of
this city, has asked that The
Rvenltig , Herald mako mention ot
tho fact that auy organlxntlon In
; tha city wishing to onlortain In
courUiiy to visiting members who
j will attend the Oregon 'Federated
Woman's club rnnvoiitlon to be
hold In this cjty.jtino in, 27 aud
' 2H, (tel In touch with Mrs. n. J.
ltrw at phone 97-11 at tho earliest
poaaiblo dalo In order . thai they
might ho placed upon the pro
' gram. Already Kulnlnna chapter,
jDaughtors of tho American ltevo-
lutlon, have mado plans tor a ro-
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! LIBERTY
i ! THEATRE
lrfiat Shovillitf Toilny
"OLD SHOES"
( Willi - '
Nnnli Beery mid 7jisii Pitts
Coming Tliiic.ilny ami
- . Krlild'y
lion HTi.m.K
Business Locals
The City Sanitary Co-
Whlrh la the new holder of
the city - garbage franchise, la
roady.to serve Its patrons. Call
700. dv. 3-tt
0 Money
On approved loans, flee Jai.
H. Drlacoll, Williams Illdgi nd.tf
Mnko Your Dutm for Tapering
In advance. 60 oft on all
wall paper n stock. Patterson's
I'alnt Htore, (30 So! Oth. adv.
. , 81-t
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Hpeelnl Until June lOlli
Oreon Lnblo point at $1.90 per
gallon In gallon cans only. Col
ors white. Ivory and light gray.
Patterson's I'alnt Btoro, 630 So.
Oth. adv. 4-t
be Joined in Portland on Satur
day by Mr. Rogers and together
tbey will enjoy the bankers state
catching convention. They are to be gueats
two big ones with one cast, while ; at The Oearhaart while north.; several winters In -Pasadena and
Howard Fallln of tho Southern i Mrs. Itognrs is serving pn a nam-,- left ' there In February Tor.'
Pacific office and his follow fish-1 ber of Important committees world tour. ':.'
while attending the convention
this-fall,. Mr. Halg promises the
Evening Herald ranch Interesting
data on hi extended journey.
Since 1911 Mr. Halg has spent
ers looked on with envy. Med-
turd Tribune.
Meeting Thursday" Aflernuun
The final meeting of th,o Ladies
Auxiliary of the Flrat I'resby
terlau church will bo held on
Thursday afternoon nt tho church
parlors. Tho nieollng has boon
called for- 2:80 o'clock and will
lie tho final mooting of tho sum-'
mer months.' At this tlmo all
members aro asked, to attend the
meeting. ' " .
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Aaknl Nut to Semi (iift
Rolntlves and friends of grad- ot 1 tho
No Meeting During July '' '
There will be ne July, meeting
Kla
nates of the elahth grades of city
schools are asked to refrain from
sending gifts to the Fremont aud
itorium on Thursday evening. In- ertson.
stead gifts are to be sent to th.)
homes of graduates.
amath County Public
be made. All members of the
county clubs and their friends
are expressly Invited to attend
the dknee. "We are looking for
a good crowd' and hope that as
many as possible will attend,"
Frank Sexton, ctub leader, said
today. ; ' ' '
Visiting From rnrUancl
A. J. Keller of Portland Is vis
iting In Klamath Falls today.
Health association for the month
ot Jul, according to announce
ment made by Mrs. W. H. Rob-
Mrs. I'nilerwuml l.oiivlnff
i Mrs. . C. II. ' llndorw'bod
leave with Mrs. Lcalle Rogers -.Hero From Bend
will
Meeting Thursday
'The Missionary 'SocietY of tho
HulNlgcr.at Bentl : - Immanuel Baptist church will
K. IL Balslger of the Balslger meet nt the church on Thursday,
Motor company is spending the'june 7. at two o'clock. This will
day In Bend on official business be the regular business and so
cial' meeting, A cordial invitation
Visiting from Helena, Mont.
' Miss Bona Perttula of Helena.
Mont., arrived in Klamath Falls
on Tuesday and will remain here
for some time visiting relatives
and friends.
They Broke the Boulder Dam Bill
, M. S. Magee ot Beud la a visi
tor in Klamath Falls tod&y. -
early Thursday morning for Eu
gene: nnd Portland. k At Eugene
Mra. Hoeera and Mrs. Vndorwood
will visit' for a day with Miss Ze-, VWIs From Jefferson
pha Rogors who- with several . Qnady Ferrlngton of Jefferson,
college ohtims will motor on;Oregon, Is visiting In the city
Is extended to. all.
north to Portland for a few days
FLY-TOX
for a short time on business.
,i
leaving For Idaho
Eunice Curtlss expects to leave
on Saturday for Lewlston, Idaho,
where she will spend the summer
months. EnroutB to Idaho she
will Visit In Portland and Spo
kane for a short time, . ,
To Have Picnic
'Announcement was made this
aftornoon by Mrs. Betty Glover,
president of the Business and
Professional Woman's club that a
picnic la to be enjoyed on Mon-.
il.v Avanlntr Unmhiin Bra u U -
. ,
j ed to gather at the library at
'slx-thlrty In the evening.- Those
wishing to make the trln are
asked to get In touch with Led a
Parker at phone 214. A defin
ite place for the holding ot the
picnlq la to be- announced within
the coming two days.
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Klamath Man In Paris
' The following clipping from
The Chicago Tribune of Paris,
France, on May 19, will be rend ;
with Intorast; "Vern Halg ' of
Klamath Falls, Ore., has arrived'
In Paris after making a. complete i
Uiur cf the world. He Is going,,,.,. ., -,, , , ,.
to London." - Mr, Halg I. . re.j"Mlx-fcr" llall Tonight
tlrod cattleman who has selected A "MU-Kr" Aance at which all
Klamath Falls for his future Klamath county club girls and
home and 1st devoting most of hoys will gather before their da-
Leaving For Portland
Marlon Kingman expects to
leave within the next few days
(or Portland-, where she ' will
spend the summer months.
Your Doctor Will Confirm Tills
The fly's 'mouth' and- tongue
re revered with fine hairs. Con-i
aeqtioutly some of the filth InJ
whlrh tuey mess clings to them.
And tha microscope discloses
those tiny drops of unspeakable
uiiclcanlineaa alive with bacteria
tllaenae. germs.
A fly may Infect anything It
Innrhea Milk. food, hahv'a AVCA.
open wounds are favorite sources his time to writing on subjects parture .for Cervallls to attend
In the Valley
' Amortg the Klamath county vis-d
ltors who were In Medford Tnes-i ""
day were Miss Mary Hermann of '
Klamath Fans and B. W. Neavoil
of Klamath Aaencr. ' Medford
Tribune. ; M
After it was all over, the fllihusterers who blocked senate action
on the Boulder Dam bill had a good laugh over the riotous Inci
dents of the 24-hour session that ended In the adjournment ot the
17th congress. Left to. right, are Senators Carl Hayden, Arizona;
Col Blease. South Carolina, and Henry Ashurst, Arizona. Ashurnt.
had held the floor nearly 12 hours.
of Infection.
. But with Fly-Tox a house can
l-e kept free of files and similar
Insects. F I y . T m Is. fragrsnt.
stainless Fly-Tox Is harmless
to humans but sure death to files.
mosquitoes and similar disease iIn January ot this year he de-
arrylng Jpsects.
Shrlrve Arrives For IShoot '
Bill Shrleve of the Remington
company arrived In. the city this
mornlno: from ' Sen Francisco to
of public interest. Mr. Hnlg Is summer school Is being staged to-1 attend the state trap shoot and
with other shooters of note will
try out at the grounds on Thurs
day. Tits state trap shoot which
will bring men from all parts of
the state. Is to be held June 8,
9 and 10,
Itled the "Cattleman-Publicist.
Since 1911, Mr. illalg has spent
much time In Oregon and has
been a legal student since 1926.
night at the Henley gymnasium.
Snappy, muslo by the "Melody
Four" dance orchestra will- be
enjoyed and delicious refresh
ments are to be served. An' ad-
tided to. locate permanently In ) mission charge of-50 cents Is to
SUMMER RATES
. . ON BLOCK WOOD, EFFECTIVE JUNE 1st.
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Single Load ... S4.B0 '
Double Loal .-. ........$4.B
This is the bottom price an order yonr wood now ami don't
forget wo handle the UKHT FIR HI.AIW in Klamath Falls.
HEILBRONNER & REA
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rhone 280-W Phone 23 IV IV