THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursday, Juno 18. 1H2
(lECITJILlIL
BE PHESEfJTED
Fl
HIT EVE
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt's
Pupil Will Show Talent
in Mutic Program
The annual recltel br o!ce
ind plno poplli of Mr. Don 3.
Z mwlt. assisted br Helen Boltg
0'NIM, Tlollnlet, will b siren
he aeeemblr ball of tbt Pint
aftthodlst cbnrcb, Frldiy, June
4. at 1:15 o'clock.
For more tban 11 rr Mra.
.tiRialt, accomplished mualclan,
hus bean presenting bar puplli
o.;rh year In radial.
Soma of tba children now pn
plla of Mra. Zumwalt, are being
nt br parenta taught br Mra.
Zumwalt aa far back as 107,
the rear of her flrat recll U.
The recital la open to the pub
lic, with a cordial welcome for
reryone.
Mra. Zumwalt reqaeeta that
ehlldren attending be accompan
ied br older peraon to arotd
ronfnaloa an! sola during tba
retrial.
PROGRAM.
Ttottn obllgatoa on the pro-
ara are br Helen BeUg O'NeUl.
1. Vocal Duet, "Tba Night"
Million!
Mildred Laeaa Aktna and
Dorothy BteTerij
JVlml
OardenT" .Hayden Wood
Wanda Brown Shaw
. PUno i
(t) "Tba Olrl with the
Flaxen Hair". Debuiaj
(b) "Tba Little White
Donkey" lbert
Helen Cofer
10. Songa
(a) "Visions" d'Hardelot
(b) "Mr Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice," from
Sai laoa and Delilah
Blnt.aan
Ruby Bailor Hasting
11. Piano
(a) "Habanera"-- Drangosch
(b) "Juba" - Dett
Bonnie Short
11. Songa
(a) "Home Coming"
ashford
(b) "The Dnwn".Curran
Mildred Lucaa Aklna
Piano
(a) "Butterfly Etude"
. Chopin
(b) "Prelude In O
Minor" Rachmaninoff
Ruth May Chllccte
14. Songa
(a) "Ato Maria" Schubert
11.
(b) "The Ruaalan .'"ghU .
lngale" Alablett
Pauline Olacomlnt Oltleld
TIE STRANGLES
WORLD WAR VET
NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0.,
June IS, (LP) When hie neck
tie waa caught by the wringer of
a power washing machine, Fred
erick O. Wood, world war Tet
eran waa atrangled to death at
hla home here today.
Wood, because of phyalcal dle-
abllltlea Incurred during the war
waa unable to find outalde em
ployment and waa engaged In
doing the family washing. One
of hla motherleaa daughters
found the body, with tue cravat
drawn tight around the neck
and the head Jammed rgalnst the
wringer rollers, when aha re
turned home.
Visit ana; In California
Herbert Graybael and A. Llne-
beuxh are spending some time In
southern California with relatlrea
and friends. Both are resident
of the Merrill district.
AUSTRIAN GIRL
MISS UNIVERSE
GALVESTON. Texas., June IS,
(AP) Mlsa Lisle OolUbarbulter.
beautiful Auatrlan blue eyed bru
nette barely out of her teens to
day wore the crown of Mine Vnt
Terse,
Mis Goldarbeltwr, daughter of
a Vienna merchant, won the title
nnd M.00'1 prise money oror 54
American beauties and nine for
tslsn damsela at the International
Pagean' of Pulchritude here last
night. She waa the first foreign
girl to win the honor alnce the
pageant became International 4
yeara ago.
Mis United States, Irene Ahl-
berg, of New York, waa toted
second prtte at 11.000 and Mlas
Ohio, Dorothy Jean lavia of Mae-
slllon, third prise of 1500.
Returned Fnom Colic
Mlssea Edna Kcrna and Jessie
Puckett, students of the I'nlrer
alty of Oregon returned to their
homes In Keno this past week to
spend the summer months with
relatives and friends.
(a) -AOlee".
ftj "Water Kymph'
Oraat Schaefer
Marl Bewail
(a) 1Ottma, Oansone-
Total
gb) "Water of Minna
tonka" , Cadman
Barak Rector
4. Piano
(a) "Good Night" Nerla
(b) "Tumble Weed" Bits
B. Songa
. (a) "Homing" del Rlego
, ;(b) "CaU Ma Back"Denxa
Mar Brady Well
. Piano
(a) "Cradle Bong-
,i, -.MacFayden
tb) "Spanish Dance"
-Mosikowskl
Bon,
.)
Margaret Tonne
Autnma Badnes"
NsTin
(b) "Slug, Sing, Blrda on
the wing" Nutting
Dorothy Bterena
Songs
(a) "81 too l'arle eom
Pris" - Denxa
(b) "Do Ton Know My
t TTv
V Y IV X
COLUMBIA PICTURES '
presents "Gflj6
lOith
WILLIAM
COLLIER Jr.
JACQUELINE LOGAN
Edwar4 Hearn. - Thelma Todd
Directed by
RICHARD
THORPE
log11'
,iete
cal
JfrtSl
Score
Vox Theatre
"Beit Sound in Town"
ENTIRE WEEK .
Starting Friday, June 14th
Also on Same Bill
VACDEVILLE'8 MOST
DYNAMIC STAR
NAN BLACKSTONE
"SNAPPY CO-EDS"
A Merry Musical
Melange
ami
"FLAMING
CANYONS"
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Last Time's Today "BLACK WATERS"
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Final Sale of the McDonald Bankrupt Sale
This Is the End, Two Days Left to Go
Final Clean-Up Sale will start Friday, 8 p. m., and will continue till Saturday, 9 p. m. Come in, folks, expecting the biggest bargains you ever heard of. FINAL
SMASHING PRICES FOR QUICK DISPOSAL. It's the sale you have been waiting for. SHARE IT NOW. Orders from Portland office to sell to the bare
walls, regardless of price. DON'T DELAY. The cream of merchandise world SACRIFICED. We are putting these goods at less than half the wholesale cost.
WE HAVE NO CHOICE! MUST IS MASTER.
Come on Klamath Falls, It Won't Be Long Now
. An absolute tragedy in merchan
dise prices. Entire stock of ladies
rayon and broadcloth Blouses, all
colors and sizes. Sold, from $2.50
to $4.00 each M ff
Now at spl.UU
a a, a, a, - - - ----nn nj-UTJU-J-jUUl '
Nothing reserved, everything in
cluded. All laides tailored dresses,
the kind you payed $35.00 and
$39.75 for go iq Ha
'now at Pl..OU
All artificial flowers in two
prices. Those sold to O C
aCsaJi;
$1.00 each at
All those sold from
$1.25 to $3.00 at each
49c
AH girls dresses from 7 to 14
years old, made of voiles, organdies
and dimities, nicely tailored and
trimmed were $2.75 to $3.75 each
:"!! $1.29
A phenamenal Saying Whoopee
make absolute safety certain. In,
vestigate this immediately. When
you see this, you will buy right off
the bat. Here are Silk Dresses
tailored by the nations foremost
tailors. Sold from $18.75 to $24.00
Put into one lot at
each
$7.95
All $2.00 and $2.0
dresses at ..
95
Hurry They Won't Last Long
Ladies hats, snappy styles and
colors. Here is where you can save
on high grade merchandise. Our
entire stock of hats in two lots.
lots. All $3.50 to
$4.00 hats at
$1.00
All $4.90 to $11.50 d1 Qf
hats, each s4la73
French Panties and
Bloomers at .
79 c
Nothing Like It Before
20 Ladies Coats left. None sold
less than $32.60. Some as high as
$49.50 will go now 50
Pick Tfour Choice
D. M. C. Crochet Cotton H
Reg. 18c ball at OC
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Entire stock of Silk
Vests at ... ....
59c
KiAOT 1PW HDAYS
(IS
Sold by Court of Bankruptcy for Benefit of Creditors
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Ladies tailored Sport Suits, made
of the finest woolens. Sizes 16
18 and 20. None sold less than
$25.75 go
at, each ..
$11.50
Entire stock of leatherette Rain
Coats, also light silk Rain Coats.
Made by the U. S. Rubber Co.,
every one guaranteed not to crack
or leak. Sold from 0A Cf
$9.75 to $14.76, each aDteOU
Entire balance of ladies house
dresses, all $3.00 and 1 "1 Af
$3.75 reg. go at .... ij) 1 eTfil
All linen Aprons in coat and
slip-over styles sold fortf -i i g
$2.39 at, each 4 1 e 1 D
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And remember 2 days more.
All purchases made during Fri
day and Saturday, or deposits
made on same if desired will be
laved until Monday, 12 o'clock
noon.
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