The Evening herald., June 29, 1928, City Edition, Page 3, Image 3

Friday,' Juno 20, 1028
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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j-2frW Dependable Merchandise Mz3ihFs
BRIEF NEWS
KLAMATH
inese aaie rrices vners an Upportunity to bvery Woman in Klamath County to Buy
Itnturiiisl to lll
Mr. Charles N. Illlyou, who
for (bo past four duya presided
recording serrnlury of '(he
Oregon Hliilo Federation of Wu
idiid'i clubi returned lo hnf homo
at Dull! on (Thursday evening,
During tin entire convention Mm.
llllyou made detailed report of
th happenings. She was r
lentod to serve recording eee
rotary for lb ensuing two years
mnd expressed h.rsolf aa most
grateful for the, honor to rvo
another termination la an office
which bud grown to mean ao
Aurb to bur. "t gin Intnrasted
III each tnd every club through
out tha etale. It always glvea
ma pleasure to Isara what each
and everyono of you aro doing
whan I open my dally mall," Mm.
Dllyeu aald.
l'NCr at C'oiivrnllna Tlwnkcil
Th charming young glrla of
thla city wbo acted aa pages
..throughout lb slate conventlur
of tha Oregon Kederatlnn'of Wo-
men'a cluba war given a .vote
of thanka by the delegatus and
atate offlrera through Mm. U. J.
Frankal, stale president at tba
cloae of the final session ou
Thursday afternoon. "I wlah I
' might grasp the band of earh
of those rhariulng young glrla
who ao ably audited aa through
out the entire convention, Mrs
' Fraukel aald.
Mr. Illakrly ltclunic.1 IIiiiih
Mrs. Olendor M. Illakoly.
chairman of the department of
k public welfare of the Oregon
Federation of Women's Clubs.
left yesterday afternoon for tier
borne In Portland. Mrs. Hlakely
was unable to attend the entire
convention because of heV pres
ence being needed at the Bute
T. II. convention In Portland. She
apenl just the one day here at
the convention and made a eplen-
did report of tha work acrom
pllshed under her department
during tba past year.
Sir. ami Mra. Camplx-ll lie
Mr. and Mra. Jack Campbell
na Stella Kaiser are visiting In
Klamath Kails for a brief ttms.
o route lo their home at Pot-
luma. Calif. Mr, and Mra. Camp
bell are returning home from ao
extended vacation trip In Wash
ington. Mrs. Campbell , before
her maarlage was employed at
tha Flrat National Hank. Mr.
Campbell held a position with
tbe Hbell Oil company. Their
many friends will he Interested
to learn of their visit hero.
Mra. Joluiaton Improv
Friends of Mra. J. C. Johnston
of thla city who left some time
(go with her daughter. Miss An
na Maa Johnston lo spend the
summer months at Long 1 leach,
Calif.,' will be pleased to learn
her health la very much Improved
alnca aha baa been In the south
ern atala. Mrs. Johnston has
been In poor health for several
months.
Mra. Calliflian Returned lo florae
Mra. Ida 11. Callahan, past
president of The Oregon Feder
ation of Women's clubs who at
tended the stale convention hero
returned north to her nnmu at
Corvallla on Thursday avonlmt.
Mra. Callahan greeted many of
the delegatea whom she had
learned to know ao well during
ber lima aa president of tha fed
eration, i ,1(1
Admired Klamath Falla from Alii
Tha Herald la In receipt of a
letter from Patricia Ulalr. sub
scriber of The Kvenlng Herald
from Han Francisco telling of hav.
Ing passed over the city several
daya ago enrouta south by air
plane." I must say It was one
of tha prettiest alghta from a
plana that I aaw on my trip,"
the writer atated In her letter.
Sir. Cram Iteturnctl North
, One of the most dollghtftit dnl
egatea to the stale convention
of Oregon Federation of Wo
mon's clubs waa Mra. Frank IT.
Cram of Portland, who returned
home last evening. Mrs. Cram
presided aa chairman of the de
partment of fine arta and prov
ed one of tha moat gracious dolo
gates at tho convention. Often
her opinions wore discussed and
carried out on varloua matters
throughout tha entire convention.
Winters North on HiikIiiiks
H. J. Winters of the Winters
Building has left for Portland on
brief business visit.
Every Woman's Hat in the
House Cut to Exactly
the regular price
To insure immediate disposal
none reserved.
1(1 SHEETS
jL Just Received
At the beginning of Ibis sale we offered to tha public IS
dosen 'Oolden Itule Special" sbeota. Thla amount waa
Inadequate lo supply the demand, and we took orders for
them. A new supply arrived yesterday which la sufficient
lo guarantee every woman any uomaer of sheets aha
deslrea.
And Hundreds of Other Items at Genuine Give- away-Prices.
SALE MEN'S SUITS
Values
to
$32.50
Gents dont'
pass this op
portunity b y.
Men, never before was there fcver a suit sale launched such as this
Every one of these suits are as good as gold and come from our regular
, . stock. If you need a suit or even contemplate buying a suit, here is
your chance. Twenty-nine to select from. Sizes 36 to 40. Light and
dark colors. .
SALE Men's Undenwear
Athletic style,
good quality Nainsook. '
SALE
Summer Ensembles
of the newest versions.
Coat and dress or coat, blouse and skirt ensembles.
Everyone of these popular garmenU are cut far below
their actual cost. . This is a real opportunity to have
that longed-for ensemble at a money-saving price.
Please note the price reductions.
Values to $16.50
$fl -CO
Values to $32.50
'A
At give Away
prices.
Values to $49.50
long legs, summer weight. I Hi , . fjj
K, each each '
And more formal ones at
wholesale prices. Never were
such high quality coats of-
fered at these prices.
Be here when the doors open at eight
o'clock tomorrow morning and take
your choice at these low price.
Value to $32.50 Values to $49.50
$19-95 $29.50
Values to $65.00
$37.50
Coats at nearly half tho
regular price. They're abso
lutely now. and represent
our summer stock. A doit
hie value for your money.
Never were such price tatci
placed on thla quality mer
rhandlso, denoting a renl
price slashing event. All
slios: many styles and
colors.
Regular $1.00 Values
NOW
of the very newest mod
els Many of them re
, ceived within the past
week. '
LOT 1
Values to I2.50 are grouped In this lot
to sell at only S14.8S. Dozena of beau
tiful models In silk dresses every gar-
ment suitable for the Vest of occasions.
Not the ordinary $14.85 frocks, but ones
that would cost double thla price else
where. See them at once.
$14.85
LOT 2
48 Tub Silk Dresses Just received. They're
new, stylish, and go on sale tomorrow
morning for only $8.50. Beautiful silk
sleeveless dresses that carrv an air of
real youth' and smartness. When you see
them you'll say they're far superior to
any dress you have seen for this price.
All sizes; many colors.
Every Department is Filled With
Values for the Entire Family.
$8.50
'.See
Windows
KLAMATH VV FALLS
, 'it()
Sale Ends
Sat. Night
Itctiimpil Home '
Mra. Kllzabeth Albert, ono of
tha most distinguished vlsftors In
Klamath Kails throughout the re
cent convention, has dnpartad for
her northorn home. . Mrs. Albert
waa elected to sarv as auditor
for the atnto federation during
tha ensuing two years and on
Thursday afternoon thanked the
dolngatos In a most gracious man
ner for electing her lo this posi
tion, Mra, Albert takes the posi
tion formerly hold by Mrs. Itay
W,. Logan,
Knrouto to Outer Ijtkr
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Appleby
sad son, of La Qrande, were In
Klamath Kails Friday afternoon
on tholr way to Crater Lake to
attend tho meeting of tha Oregon
newspapermen which begins Sat
urday. Mr. Appleby la publisher
of the La. Grande Kvenlng Observer.
Mra. Myers ltcturnol Home
Mrs. A. Y. Myers of Mnrsh
flold, second vice-president of the
Oregon Federal Inn of Women's
clubs, left last evening for her
homo In Cooa county after at
tending the four daya aosslon
hero. Mra. Myers waa re-elected
to serve as second vice-president
for the coming two years,
A hint ruin's leaving '
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Ahlstrom
and daughter, Miss Feme, will
leave tomorrow for Lakevlew to
make tholr future home. Their
many friends In Klamath county
learn with regrets of their de
parture for Lakevlew. Mr. Ahl
strom will take chargo of con
siderable property In the neigh
boring county which he recently
purchased. 1
mer's brother, Arthur Strong,
who passed away following an
automobile accident In which he
received fatal Injuries. -
Mrs. Wlniim-r ltctumcil
Mrs. Carl A. Wlmtner find
daughter, Jean, of Koseway
Drive, hnVo returned from Lew
Iston. Idaho, where they were
called by the death of Mra. Wlm1
'.Mr. '.oomln Visiting Here
j Charles Loomis, owner of the
jLoomls Building, accompanied by
I his son. Cordon, and daughter,
t Miss Atleen. aro here from San
, Diego for an Indefinite visit.
I They arrived the early part of
tho week via motor. Mr. and
I Mrs. Loomis and family formerly
iniade this their home.
vacation trip spent In Canada.
They made tha trip by motor.
.Mr. and Mrs. Nichols Are Homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nichols
have returned .front a delightful
Mra. RinnlMirgvr Returning
Mrs. Harry Rlnabarger. one of
the charming summer visitors
her from her home at Medford
with her daughter. Miss Frankle,
will return home tomorrow eve
ning. They will ' bo accompanied
by Mra. Dorla Norris, sister of
Mra. Itlnabarger, Miss Wyraa
Brotherton and Earl Alexander,
who v,'ill be week-end house
guests at the Rlnabarger home.
Mra. Rlnabarger and daughter
have spent the past week here
aa the house guesta of Mrs. Nor
ris and Miss Brotherton.
Returned Home
Mrs. E. C. Apperson, state re
gent of The Daughtera of the
American Revolution, haa return
ed to her home at McMlnnville.
During her stay In the city Mra.
I Apperson was the house guost of
Mrs. Robert E. Wattenburg.
Terrlll Transferee Houth
Dalton Terrlll,' formerly with
the Klamath Falls offices of The
California Oregon Tower com
pany will leave within a few daya
for Dunsmuir, where he will
take up the managership of the
Dunsmuir office. For some time
Terrlll haa been employed In tbe
Medford offices.
Mr. anil Mrs, Walto He
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Walta and1
daughter, Misa Marjorle, and Mis
Mary Benton, all of San Pedro,
were lo Klamath Saturday morn
ing tor a rew hour on their way
home. Mr. Walte la editor and
publisher of tha San Pedro Press
and Is one of tha prominent
newapapormen ol tbe Ooldett
stats. . '
To Visit In Lakrvh-w
Mrs. Bert Tompkins and
daughtera expect to leave short
ly for Lakevlew to visit for som
time at tha home of Mrs.. Tomp
kins parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Das
Chandler.
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