October 14, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
ARRANGEMENTS
ARE COMPLETE
FOH JAMBOREE
Klnl ni iuiumiihtih fur llin
flail', mnl rlnii'a JiiiiitiurrM lit III"
Klamath I'nliin hlitli m linul lit
IV 111., Krllluy, liuvu llrmi com.
ilalri liy lliiaai'll Allilrna, iliuii
of buys, wliu Ik In iluiiin n( thn
rrnil. Mi.ro tun limn Ul year
la iirmiilanl mnl it iiiuximiii hill
( liitarcat fur lliu men lina li'fll
tilmitmil. '
Tim flmt puMli' aiM'aiiiii (
ha faculty iniurli'ilii, l(uHI Aii
ilinwn, l.lnyil Knurr, John Hlu
vail and l.awrcma 'I lioinaa, will
opin thn program.
Th linya' iili'K i lull, unilrr tlia
dlracllnn of Mm. Minimi llanin
tun, will allllf "WIllliT Hum"
mnl "Mi'." Thn hlKlillitlit on Ihn
I'Volilna'a inriiiu will hn a
wraatllnf ailillililuii liy Itny Ail'
alarami, llnya of Ihn hi nil actionl
will b muli hf il In an IniercalliiK
liullnf raril. Tlio blab aihixil
lint, iHranlcil liy John rllovall,
will flvn a niimhor of alp'-tluiin.
Hualm-aa M" ll I'ninl
Anilrrwa la particularly mill
rua that all nt Ihn buya have
fulhara (r tlio mailt, and any
Imalnaaa man if Ihla rliy whu
liaa no aou if hla own lo tak.
la akf4 lo rail Ilia lira ll of hiiya
t t:,o. Muny i)( ihn band
mambara, capi-dally. will bo iin.
ahlq to allcnil uiilcaa imhiiikIi
"daitt" am Inratril, Antlrcwi
aid.
I'rorrillin Ihn irnrain, walrli
la to laka plarn In I lio iintial
iim. thn IV b I'rtipnra will "r
ii dlnnar la Hi. catcturl. Com
nilltana In rhariu o( Ilia want
ar:
lnvltnllciii: John Ktotall, far-
ully chairman; Bob ('launch,
lliiruian llrainmnr, Hlcwurt (Iruaa
bark, Jim llarnm, Jimmy Kiijnra,
Ailcilpli Ziimaky, Jtiihart Vnmika,
Thiirntiin rlmllh, Kdwln Lilian,
Unhurt Mud and Jurk .Mrtiaoihn
mm. ,
I'uhlli liy: , Alex Do Hula, fac
ully chairman. '
KiiIiii liilliiiicut: l.loyd Knmry,
furiilly chiilrman; I,. (1, Thiiiiiaa,
liwlnlit rmnnh, lluliih I'cylim,
l.nwti'iira Wvlnlii'm and (iordoii
Chorlca Dull, faculty
Wlllluma,
Nluan:
I'hiili inun.
Tallin!
nun; II
Ki'rna, J
Fri'd uluki'nuy, cliulr
liritn, K. Kluwnra, J.
Albert I'uwnll, Hurry Hurlca, (iall
Nnwaiim ami Mrln Mimlfnitmry.
Ticket Kalea: Hlanlny Wood
ruff, family chairman: John Mr
ryman, Hub Wanda, Urn Kiialnr,
Jan, fa I'lianny, (IIciiUoii llrnnc li
ar J, ( Iluwall, Jua Wlrkor
aham, Hob Van Duknr. Wayne
I'nrrr, liavld Mvl'aulcy and blow,
art Tally.
Scoggint Brother
Pay Assault Fines
VWt und Kd Hcjtliia, chars
nd Willi bvalliin I.u.lllo H-nKKliia.
tlirlr lirotbi'r'a wlfn, iilnnilail
H it II I y In Juallra runrt Wadniw
ily innrnliiK, and iald fluoa of
92D narll.
A iii'illnn lo Imld Ilia iialr for
Ihn (rand Jury wna wlilwlrnwn
by lilalilit Atliirnny (llllanwatiira
uftnr Ilia linarlnx.
Health Association
Will Meet Friday
'I'll a Klamalh riiunly public
In-all h aaaorlairiin, of which
Jainca K. Hwanaan la picaldaut,
will hold Ha annual banntiat and
Imllnn of offlci-ra at tlia IVII
ran Urlllii at 30 Krlday avo
nlni. ortobnr II. Tba public la
lurltoil.
Othnr offlrrra of th (roup
ara Mr". 1), Clark, aarratary; K
M. Ilubb, traaaurnr. and Harry
lllll, publicity dlraclfir. Mra.
Hartla Orr Dunbar, aiacullrn aac
ralary of tba Oreion Tubarcu
lnaia aaaoclatlon, will ba princi
pal apcaknr.
Tba hamiuat will follow the
tiibnrcular anal aaln confaranca,
w li It li u to taka plaia durloa tba
afternoon undar Ilia direction of
Mr. ltiiihar.
Heating wiihoil,
Uleans less toil.
The Modern
Way-
lo banlali lioalliiK rara and
toll and hava many houra
of ailra raaa la to uaa our
Iliuii uradn fuel oil. Wa
know 'twill aurcly plnaan!
Ilncauaa It's carafully ra
flnnd. It (Wca warmth
that a frna from work and'
worry. We deliver In
burry.
illlSlilk,
py
When YOU Come
to Portland
viit u in
Our New Home
Fifth Floor
STUDIO BUILDING
Taylor at Writ Park
ftca fur yoursrlf the unn
oeiled fmriUtlem of the Nurth
wl Ciaiife for trratins rectal,
rolon, heart oc coducrine
Hem our nw ouirltri
twpftrlallr drainra to rxom
modila t lie evrr-ffrotrJnn num
br of patlBnt from all eclioua
of Iba NorlhMMt,
Hera you will find I ha newmt
of rJvctrlral eqiilpmt-at fir
phrio-lherapTt alo fur heart,
rodorrina, lomirh, colnn and
rectum ciamlnatlona iJtrtila
irraph, X-Hay, mirroacoplral
antlrliamlcal lattoratorlcs maka
poaaibla complmt nam I na
tional ao that rua. inatraif
of mymptom; can bo treatd.
Our practice, formerly Urn
lied to tba on -surgical treat
itMHit of rectal and aaaoa
diaraaee, now Ineludea dlaeaaaa
oi ina nan ana onooorliMa, mm
often affected bf eotonJe poi
onin. A eomprtrnt apeeiaJlat
In thia branch of mediciM la
now a ataff member. Thorough
medical treat menta eompUto
the eerriasea rendered by thia
Clinic.
Wa appreciate the level
friend hip of our thoueende of
former and preaent peticota
whlrb haa oneouraged urn to
oiulp thia new 4.1 mi a ao that
all who euAVr mar find relief
here. You are Invited to eoneolt
ottretaiTphyaletana without oh
ligation. Mail Inqulrlea reootro
prompt and confidential reply.
ToRTmvTsr Clikic
Jormtrly THE NORTHWEST RECTAL & COLON CLINIC
tmmmU la HIT ky Dr. . A. rklDlaa, r..U.l
A chmngt in nam and mditnn only no chmngm in paraoniwl
BOS STUDIO BUILDING. PORTLAND, OREGON X
Lb
la
Entire Stock o Ladies, Boys and Childrens Wear
Must Move This Stock of Shoes, Furnishings Regardless of Cost
Sale Starts Thursday
7:30 A. M. Oct. 15th
8th St. Store
Blankets and
Auto Robes
Corner 8th
and Main
Ladies
Pumpa, Strap, Tie, Oxford, Patent, KicUkin,
Calfaktn, Satin. High, Cuban and Low Heel. , All
ityle. Regular to $5.85. To Clote Out.
KllnPC Priced in Three Group
aafaawajaa
$1.79 and $2.39
Doubt. Cotton Blanket. Sized
A rcnl value at this low price
Double Heavy Part Wool Blanket. Size
66x80. Kejrulnr ?3.95. Now
.x.8.!:.$lc49
$2.65
Part Wool Auto Robe. New designs and d 1 Qf
patterns. Now nt $2.45 and v 1
Mines' and
Children's Shoes,
Oxfords, Strap
Slippers, also
High Shoes.
Reg. to $2.95 Now
98c&$1.69
Ladies' House
Slippers
Reg. to 98c
59c
Large Size Only
All Better Slippers,
Leather with
heels. Reg-.
$2.29
89 c
Ladies' Rayon Hose
All wanted col- O Q
ors. Reg. 50c a&7C
Children's Hose
Full length or V Id.
Hose. Reg. to 35c IOC
Handkerchiefs Sheets Canvas Gloves Men's Sox Bow Ties
Large White Size 81x90 8-oz. Knit Wriat Black, Brown, Grey Reg. 50c . .
3c 63c 5c 8c 29c
Limit 3 Limit 2 Limit 2 Reg. 2 for 25c Limit 2
Towels Suede Cloth 1 All Wool I Horsehide Coats .Men. Cotton Ribb
Size 18x34 TurkUh Blazers Bob Coats SheePkin Collar Shirts and Drawers
15c S2.65 $3.95 $7.95 59c
Limit 2 Reg. $3.95 ' Reg. $4.95 Reg. $10.85 Reg. to 98c Garment
Sweaters Men's Dress Boys' Shoes and TVfff1 Uttrlef'Wenf1
Men's coat style. Heavy Shirts Oxford. HieM UnUWWWr
weight, fleeced r Q i-nti.,. hi..i,.j
lined UOC Sr i tt r All Sizes to 6. Heavy Cotton Union Suit. Ecru and grey QC
Keg. to Reg. to $3.45. mixed. A' wonderful value OOC
Part Wool rfhoire of $1.95 Rayon, Wool and Cotton Union. Ankle tf 1 Qf-
Coat Sweaters Xr shirts enth lon s,eeves- Retr- ?2 45 "
,'. , ... Ppn, tn if4 Broken lot Boys Hi-Top
W good QJy. $1,65 foot. Reg: $9 QQ A11 Woo. and Silk and Wool Union. Reg. d O Qf-
made LUD mmsmtmtmsmsmsmsma ' to $5.85. Broken lot. Most all sizes p0.a7U
Men's Shoes and Oxfords
BLACK AND TAN LEATHERS, WELT SOLES.
SOME OF THESE SHOES SOLD TO $8.00.
NOW PRICED AT
$.49and$2).49
ALL STYLES AND
SIZES IN LOT
11 fj&y
Boys Department
Boys' Polo Shirt), with or
without collnr. A Q
Reg. 98c VC
Broadcloth Shirt. Green,
blue, tan. CO
Reg. 98c, at DlC
1
Boy' 'Cord Pant. Blue,
cream, tan. e 1 A C
Reg. to $2.25 1 otO
Boy' Dre Pants. All
sizes. Reg. flj ?Q
to $2.45. Now 1 oOH
Heavy Part Wool Union.
Ages 6 to 14. Qg
Reg. $1.29 at.... OOC
Boy' Rockford Wool Boot
Sox. Reg. 60c.
Now' priced at...
16-Inch Boots
All Leather
Compodtion Sole
.95
All Sizes
8
to
ree:
Store
Corner 8th and Main St. -800 Slain
Men's Work
Shoes
Compoiitidn Soles
$.45
A Real Value
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Dwv Is '
1 11 ''S-l '1 . , 1
A woman lay murdered. A daring jewel
theft had been committed. Somewhere
not far away the perpetrator of both crimes
was hiding.
On the night that was to have been the gay
est and happiest of Mary Harkness' life
tragedy descended on the household in
which she lived. Tragedy . . . that struck
mysteriously and struck again.
"Gems of Peril" by Hazel Ross Hailey tells
the amazing events following that night of
terror. Mystery, adventure and romance
are combined in this great serial. Watch
'for "Gems of Peril." It begins Thursday,
October 15th.
The Evening
Herald