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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1930)
Friday, November 21, 1930 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON " PAGE THKES NKWSin brief Charactei Close-Up rrtrv JLOIYOAf Ttf- t.iirwta From filale Metropolis AmniiK the Portland piwpln who visited n Klamath falls luii rails y rr A. llainsilnn. A. M. Mythlng, J. I), Klnn, J. II. MaKliinla, Jamas A. Hall, K. Ilaralay. N. Halila, V. O. KuiUa. J. It. Harrington, Mr. and Mm. A. A Collins. Mr. anil Mra. II. I). - CAnlier, K. I'. taMaater, Harry tilnaro and Donald Krarkea, IjiaKtlnw Visitors Inrluried among the out o! I.iwn visitors In Klamath rail, Thursday were ttia following from l-aslew: Mr. and Mra. Henry '. laU. Mr. and Mra. (ieorge A. Stephenson. Hubert . Wnlrh, Mra. (ilnilnr and Tim Cnlllna. ICiitrtliiinint l'uatMini'(t Una to I ha condition of roads, Kluinalh Kalis ramp will not bo In Madlord for I ha liiilnjuiit and entertainment whlrh haa bean prepared by til Mlatlotoa camp nf (hla city. Tha baniiiat and program will ha given however, and all members, visiting mem bers and (hair famlllna ara urg ad to attand, tha event to take plar Thursday avanlni. Not. JO. Medfard Dally News. Kntereri In I'onteaU Virginia raltereun, student at tha I'nlveralty o( Oregon from fort Klamath, haa haan entered from I ha Helta Sorority ai (hair raproaeulntlve In tha beauty and health rontnat whlrh will ba ad judged Krlday. Mlu Jannla I)ol- all, fnrmarly of Klamath Falls and now of Ralam, will repreeanl tha I'l Phi anrorlly Id (ha eon (ml. Miss Italian a sister of Tliumaa W. Daliell of Klamath f fellffirnlnna In Klamath (liinala In Klamath Kalla at lo ral hnlala Thursday from Cali fornia InrludMl K, U Clark. It MeCoul. II. II. Welsh. A. Ilady. Frank Walaon, Han Francisco; J. M. Wright, John (liimlnraon. Oakland; Mr. and Mra. V. r. Kal r, Harramanto: . N. Field. Harrameulo and F.rneet Klrknr- anti, Han Diego. Itrtiinird from Hunting Trip- Mr. and Mra. N. A. Meed hare returned to their hnma at Mad ford, after several daya spent hsntlng In (he vicinity of Kla math Kails. Cliff Dunn Hack Cliff Dunn, promlnant Kla math hustneea man and preat dent of tha Rotary club, baa re- tnrnod from a abort huslnas trtp to Medford and Ashland. P. A. B. To Meet Tha General Canhr chapter. Chlldran of tha American Hevo lulliin, will meet at tha homa ol Mra. P. A. l-aarh, 711 North r.lavanth alreot on Saturday af ternoon at 1.30. Tha program ,..... will he wlwnn tiv Mlu Ar. ilia larh. There will alao ba a praetlre for me January meet ing. All manibara ara asked to attand. Visited In Mntford llrady Montgomery, who wan fmiAiit I.. ntilnli1 itlMfrlrt reore- aantallva of tha Bun I.I (a Insur ance company, baa raturnad from a brlaf Madford hiialnaaa wiali Whlla there ha visited with V. W. Vaupnl, former Klamath resl- danL Transacted llusll W. D. Holllngswortb trsnsait ait hnalnaaa In Klamath Kalis from hla home at K.ugene Tbura- day and ramalnad In the city tbla morning. Whlla here be waa a Client at the Wllkird llolal. Itrlurn from Trli Mr. and Mra. (Jllbert Lanalry have returned from a wdlln trio to California ana arier a brlrf Tlult In Medford rnntlnurd in Mndne Point. u mllea irom Klamath Talla. where thry will make tholr home. Hooiit Hhurt Time in Alilnol Mr. and Mra. Carl Bmlth of Klamath Kalla apmit a abort lima vlnltlng frlenda In Anhloiid I hla work. Returned; llonir t Don Prnllh, aaltant gen eral panaeiigxr agent for the Northern I'aclfla railroad, re turned In hla homa In Bealtle laal night after a hunting trip of anreral daya In Klamath. He waa airompaiilrd by J. W. Wll lara and J. Krcilrli on of Heat tie, both of whom ara affiliated with the I'arlfle Count railway. The Northern I'aelflr la now op nratlng (ha Northweat Coaat lim ited whlrh makea tba run from Hiiattle lo Cbliago In II boura. On one phaae of tha journey one locomotive, tha largaat paaaen gr engine In tha world, la ued for tu mllea. Tbla la alao tha longeat run In tba world made by on angina on a trip. fiuxata at Klk Mobil Among tha gueata reglatered yeaieraay at tna Hotel Klk ware Mra. and Mra. W. II. Riddle, Haldn: Mr, and Mra. C. C. White, Portland; Mr. and Mra. II. A. Kuhnhauaer, Seattle; J. E. Cole, Portland. C. V. Btu, A. Carr and Mr, and Mr,. H. L. Ilutler, all of Uummulr; M. P. H'hoolman, Han Kranrlaro; Mra. Mildred Ittckard, Camilla; W. C. Taw and O. Carlaon, Portland: K. I,. Clayton, format firhnelder, Hmllle llald"man, lie Hnerland. Tramp Morrla and Mr. and Mra. R. A. Marruni, all of Klamath Kalla. Mlaa Richmond Hark Mlaa Virginia Richmond, daughter of Mra. Parry O, Ua l.ap, returned racantly from Ha lern, where aha baa been making her home for 'he put few moniha. Mlaa Richmond worked on tha Capital Journal aa aoclety editor during tha lllnaaa of the regular editor. Mother Rwotrrlnn Mlaa Ollvo Wilson, who waa called to Yonralla by tha anrloua lllneaa of her mother, will re turn to Klamath Kalla Bunday night. Mlaa W.'laon'a mother kt now Improving rapidly. Learra For Kaat Mra. W. 8. Hall haa left for Kasaaa City, Mo., where ah will apend tha winter TlMting her daughter. Oneata at ArranVv Among the new arrlvala at tho Arcade Hotel ara Mra Blanche Naamtth, Ban Kranrlaco; Holcomha Jobnann, Griffin. Ga.. Mra. Plnnlgan, Aahland: R. N Wright and aon. J. D. Rnlltlnch and J. rloyd Peak, Seattle. Parchaara ,nmbrr Jack U. Powler, of Ban Fran claco, reprraentatlvo of tha Buaa man Wormaer company, la a hualneaa vlaltor In Klamath Kalla. Mr. Fn- :er haa Inat cloa ed deal with tha Big Lakes Lumber company for aevaral car of bog shook. prisoner RctumM Sheriff L. L. Low raturnad on Thursday night from Granta Pass with James Duguay, charged with violation of parole. i..i,.rl,. in Trxaa Krlenda hnve reielvcd word r.m Mm l R. Carter and hnr hrnih.r II. V. Vorhecs, who are motoring lo Tejaa to spend the winter. They are v ting friends and relatlvea en route. I ... t..wlanft Mra. K. 8. Doega left today for Portland to be gone a monib. i Her home Is In the Kalracros subdivision. Here With Itaiiubl.-r Mrs. J. A. pedoy of Dallas, ; Tfns. In vUHIng In K lams Id Kails with biT ilauKhter. Mrs. L. , II. Craver, on Wantlnnd avenue. This la Mrs. Peddy's first vlalt In the city, but nhe Is so Im preiaied with Klnmaih that she1 plane to remain here the balance; of tha wlntT. 1 Phona) 569. 221 E. Main St THE HAT BOX See Your IFat as Other, See It and Have the Hat Box Make It New Hat Cleaned, Blocked and Renovated Holiday Special to December 25 Two Hats Cleaned and Blocked for $1.50 New Ribbons Sweatbands and Equipment. Work Guaranteed. We Call and Deliver. MR and MRS. RAY EARLY, PROPS. RECEIVED This a. m. New Shipment of , BOYS' 2 AND 4 BUCKLE 7 OVERSHOES Boys Dept. 2nd Floot ' WSTRIBUTIOM TH A1AM OUH KtUO Fnee Beflfiveity Service Santforda wonderful value in both meats and groceries are no farther away than your phone Order your meats and groceries at one time and use Santfords Delivery Ser vice, see for yourself how much nicer it is to phone for your order and how much Santfords will Save for you. Fancy Hams Mild unsrnr cured, wonderful value at Santford's Having Per Pound Coffee Kxlra quality In bulk, yon Save the price of cans with out sacrificing quality Per Pound , Drifted Snow Flour Sporry's boat hard wheat You gvt wonderful delivery aerviro at Santford'a at thin low price Wheat Hearts Sperry'a beat, pure hearts of wheat at a Savins lo sacks 10 Lb. Sack Macaroni Extra quality In bulk "At Santford'a regular Savinff Pork and Beans Van Camp's quality in the large medium aize tins Phone your order to Santford's and Save , Per Can Baking Powder Royal brand, a cream of tartar product Bny the large can at Snntford's Saving . . Cocoa Hershny's bert and yon Save at Santford'a. Buy all you want Full Yz L- Can . . Catsup Van Cnmps Eastern quality in large bottles. You SavJ on six bottles 6 Large Bottles ... . ... Cocoanut The very finont in bulk At a wonderful Savin Pull Pound .V. -. -.. 25c 2c 55c 25c 8c E5 9HDc 25c San tf o rds 426 Main Street Baaaaaaaajaaaaaaajaaaaaaajaaaajaaaj Oregon City All Wool jSmfi A Men, during the pst 60 days you have been confronted with many f v.';? 1 sales, but we sincerely and firmly believe that this coat sale- and l ' f- these Oregon City all-wool coats are far superior to any here-to-fore r ever offered. You're especially invitad to come in, see them, try, v I 1 II them on and draw your own conclusion. f I I Every Oregon City Coat Gents, Please Read This Lf, "SM? .fi U T,7'n If yon haren't an orercoat, right now. to- jM - ' 1 la dlstlncUra new patterns, band talt- , day, ta tba time to fet It darln the Golden fcHT I ored. atyla rlabt and of tba best qnal- Rnle'a eot price coat sale. If you hare a VJ II tty that s possible to weare Into coau coat bat IU slightly worn, or eren praetl- R of IJS and 135 grades. Erery man. eally new, yon cannot afford to pass this III . . ..!,'Jr kno''! Oregon City oppcrtnnlty to hare an extra tor future use. .'. I Woolen Mills reputation for quality as seldom are the coats ef this natlonsllf M and style. The Golden Rule warrant known maker reduced to these figures. I ererj cost to be of their blgh quality , . I and to bare been passed on by tbla n woolen mlir. rigid Inspectors before TWO LOW PRICED GROUPS - I being offered to the publlo. iva. un vwr w - IN " III a. Sizes 35 Jo 14 -I Single or Double" 1 I W - fHSl GoMen Rule'. Guarantee V I ' nfVrllliAi ,1 This store poaltlrely guarantees eTery fjr II 1 vi" I r??i 'sft'HI ro"t regardless of Its price, to be a 1 1 II II 1 I ViHst"1 llu I new "l"'" 1930-1931 model: to be 1 Jf aa I J 1 V1U IV! VI exactly as ' described and claimed In 1 M Al U 1 w lSV"' I tn,, D' furthermore to be worth 1 r ataew 1 ' k(Jkl v I U" regular prices stated herein. 1 aaaa "- Tl .'jlV ' Y LimifecT Quantity of 69 Coala 00 A NftV y Heavy Weights or Top Coat Weight. 1- V Vul i Cal SaleMen' DePl MaIn 00t Ir& ECONOMISTS IN mmmmmmmm I A V f DSTPBUTOU THE NAME OUR POLICY
