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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON
Monday, January 8, 1930
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KIRKW000 AND
DIVIDE
S3.50D PURSE
Finals Played In Rain
Which Drove Some
Players Away.
LONG BEACH. Cl., Jan. I.
(Al'iOlln Dutri and Jo. Klrk-
!, respectlrely Santa Monica,
Cal., and Philadelphia, profes
sional sol for., today poaieaied
the dlTlrird honora ot winning
tlii; fifth annual Long Beach
350u open golf tournament. Un
expected ' rain, which had not
fallen In noticeable amount In
aonthern California for nine
months, drore leading contend
ere from the field during Sun
day's final SI holca.
Play Sensational
Aa duak waa falling Klrkwood
turned In a aensational 70 to
gnat Dntra'a tlrat money score
( tl, thua winning a fifty-
Dfty ipllt of the $1600 tlrat
money.
Dark hone muddera found the
sand puddlea and squidgy greena
to their Uklng. and Clarence
Clark, young Tulsa, Okla., pro,
ploughed Into eecond priie mon
ey with a 9-7-7S for a total
bf 111.
Dntra'a card for the S4 hole
waa 67-7-7J-Jl. and Kirk-
wood's 6l-7l-70-ll.
Henry Culcl. ot Bridgeport.
Cobb., took third place with
Sit. aad Johnny Rogers, Den
ver. Colo., pro, fourth with a
total of 120.
Serer Leading Ammtcnr
Teung Charlea Serer, 17 year
eld Loa Angelea prep achool
amateur, who led the qualifiers
Saturday with a Cf. one ahort
ef the couraa record, beat
George Voa B I m, Detroit
meteor, for the amateur priie.
He tied with Johnny Farrell. of
at AngnatlBe, Fla., Charlea
Gaeat ot Hollywood, Cel., and
"W. H. Cox ot Brooklyn, N. T
for fifth place la the medal
play, with a 121.
Commits Crime,
Get Sentence
All in One Day
PORTLAND, Jan. , (AP)
VniiM. .n trata victim of a robber
and the county grand jury gare
Son O Day, gunman, wiimn as
minutea yesterday a lasting ex
planation ot what the Oregon Judi
cial council discussed throughout
tne day here.
O'Day went out to rob and had
a busy afternoon.
At 1 AYdnrk ha rohhed Jan
Boxer, belligerent clerk in a cloth
ing store. For fi. mlnntea O'Day
was being -baaed by Boxer and a
Iriena. Ten minutea later ne waa
found in a theater and waa arrett
ed. At 1:20 o'clock he aigned a con
fession, police said. Then things
happened. He waa booked, taken
before a municipal Judge where
lie w aired preliminary hearing
and takes before the grand jury
which Indicted 11m.
Gat Fume' Blast
Demolishes Shop
GRANTS PASS. Ore.. Jan. 1.
(CP) A welding shop owned
by Tea Zdinger was wrecked by
aa explosion of carbide gas
which had gathered under the
floor today.
Roy Flxen, who waa working
inaide the anon was thrown
across the room, but waa only
lightly injured.
Brick walla of adlolnlnr hnllrt.
lnga were bnlged by the force
ot the explosion aad wlnCuwa
were broken in the hotel Del
Rogue across the street, and
other adjacent bnlldinn
A number of pedeetrtane had
Barrow eacaoea from bain atrnek
by Dying debria. Canse of the
explosion Bad not beea exactly
Determined.
Epitaph: Hare lies the body of I
ucaer riyde; he itopped to giro
micn-niier a ride.
The Big Qua la gone. 4-tf
Is Your Rest
Disturbed?
I Deal Promptly with Kidney
Irregularities.
K bothered with bladder Irrita-
atttant backache, don t take
Dean PllU. Ud for more than
4n mmm r- i . i u
Sold bjr tkader ererywhere.
50,600 Users Endorse Dotn'i:
Clrip- w. at N. Sheridan Am..
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M. TW mm mim
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a-Fr. Dom'.PUI.
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Final fMlm
Sale SSfMl'i
Opens t ""Bwjkv w
jan. ' PmT'v
Liquidation ef The BrowntTille
Chain of Stores in Oregon Cornea
to an End.
FINAL DRASTIC
Price Reduction hold food while
quantity last, effective Jan. 7th.
This Store will Positively
Close Forever in Five
More Days Last Day
va .tvt knetr. aoc itt 1 4-
We Sell Out and Quit - Wonderful Opportunity
Watiial Val
e
The Finest Merchandise of Nationally Advertised Quality. And remember
Brownsville's Reputation for 50 years, so you must realize that in fact "This Is
The Opportunity of a lifetime." WE REFUSE TO PACK THIS MERCHANDISE
IN MOTH BALLS AND SHIP TO PORTLAND. AS THE STORE CLOSES IN A
FEW DAYS, will sell out the remainder of this famous up to date stock away be
low wholesale cost
Only Five More
Days and the
Brownsville
Woolen Mills
Store at
Fifth 8C Main Sts.
Will Be No More
On onlcra from hduariore li
Cortland mo rioted thl. etore
light Haturday ore aad worked rot
tlnoou.ly again marking duwa evert
Item la Uie .lore, to unpreretlt-ntei
low price Kolka, till, ia truly th
aeiiMllun of litis em Irt'a aa)' bal
renmry aa the llrown.vllle (trig
Inatrd In Oneio BO years ago, tl
first mill to man mpulnr prim
ru.tntncl tailor! rlofhea and ap
iwrrl. And now It', all to be clowd
up. Only a few more dara eal
January II In la tho laat dajr lirn
of the llrnwninrllle. Final aale open.
Tunriay, January 7th, D a, m.
Be Here Tuesday, Jan. 7th
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' Itt W men Wh T n"111' Priee and
' Leaa, FOR BROWNSVILLE'S 100 VIRGIN
A W A Y WOOL Up-to-date Tailored, Snappy
E3eim9s Snnntis Ss
Up to $30 Values $ Q (o).S0
Men' Caps
. S to SS.50 Caps all go at
SI.UO. They are the (Ineat rrga
lar hand taUored, all wool.
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Made by the famous Argonout makers
to retail for $15.00, to be doted out
As the AdJBiniamtere of the Eatate ordered sold
HI fOY Md the Brewnarille qalta foremr la a few daya,
w M. a. Tie "1
Dries all these anlta. mostls with Two Pal- r
Paats
While quantities last.
Alterations FREE. ,
AS FOLLOWS:
Meira's Sflnoec
Including the famous Arch Preservers, Weyenbergs, Thay
ers, and other well known makes to be closed out at prices
less than whole cost.
$2.45 - $4.05 - $7.85
See These
Guaranteed $30 values. Greatest
clothing bargain en earth.
$16.50
Choice Of
absolutely any Suit in the store,
up-to-date, single and double
breasted, values to $50, go at
$28.50
The above and hundreds of other
bargains. Come along and
see it all.
Cor. Sth & Main Sts, Klamath
Corner Fifth and Main Sts.
. Klamath Falls
Choice ef wool mfc 4 pia!df fuH My MllBket in he ,tar 3,oo,
Hats
Mallory and beat mavkea KKular
S aad S7 go at SiUU. All as
Hau go
2.85
Flannel Shirts
Reduced to prices that you can
not afford to mis. oat on. Wool
Flannel Bhlrta, It ralue II. It.
Wool Army Shirts. 11.10 Value
1.95
Silk Ties
Entire stock, none reaerred b
eolutnly to regular tiM Ties,
choice
75c
Fancy Hose
3 Pair 1.00
Silk and wool mixed, rayon, TaU
sea to VI. 00 the pair.
While they last
Entire Balance of Browns
ville's High Grade Up-to-Date
Men's Stock
Don't Wait
Procrastination is the Thief
of Time!
Be Here When the Doors Open
9 A. M.
REMEMBER The last day of
business of this store is Jan. 11.
Final reductions are tremen
dous. Read about it
MEN'S DRESSING ROBES
5 While they laat absolutely
any Bath Robe and Dressing
Gown in this entire stock.
Last call.
Valor, to SIO.OO Thnke
$7-45
FINE WOOL SWEATERS
Men's and Women's
Famous makes besides
Brownarille's included. Values
to $7.50 at $3.85. Values to
$5.00 at $2.75. Choice of en
tire balance of Men's aad
Women's Sweaters while they
last.
y"-a-" aSavl "
Values to
SJ.OO
Choirs
01.95
MENS '"ARROW" DRESS
Shirts While They Last
We quit and they must be
cleaned out in a few days now,
so values to $3.00 are marked
down. AH siies in the lot
Value, to Sn.no Chnlre
MENS UNDERWEAR
79c
Men's Genuine Ribbed Ecru Union Suits, "Mayos" 36
guagt, 50 finer winter weights, while they f - r)Q
last, the suit P 1 .Ca7
White ribbed Men's Union Suits. All sizes,
close out entire stock. Each
Famous three seasons, part wool, whiter weight, gray,
wool, mottled, extra fine. tt 1 i C?
The suit $ 1 o4D
(A real world's record low price for this.)
Men's Glastenbury famous 50 wool, absolutely $4.00
value, something to rave about. Yours Q QC
while they last. The suit . ... iP-iOj
Extra Trousers, $5.50 Value
at $3.85 .
Our Finest Blanket in this En
tire stick, Now $6.45
Come to 5th and Main St.
FINAL SALE TUESDAY
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