April 20, 1934
THE EVEr'TNG HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGS THRta
MKP.RII.li, Or. Par the lot
(wo Sundays the Morrill Legion
has sponsored Ills work of elonn
lux up the oily park to ba used
a play ground. Sunday, April
IB, oommuiilly plcnla wu hold
at which lima tin ninn cleaned
the grounds. A dinner was
servod by tin women. Thoy now
have four swings, tasters, a ton
n In court and sand box. They
expert lo mid mora (rom time
to lima. ' The (own pooplo do
nated nuioh material for which
tha Legion wlahta to ospreaa
thanka. The Lesion la working
on plum for memorial 'exorclsna
to he hold at the community hell.
The monument for Mr. Warden
will be unveiled t tht old aems
tery. ,
Thuredny wee clean up day
for the city, The boyi from the
i-honle and the men of the town
holplng. The Merrill Library
club nerved dinner In the new
Lex I on bamiuot room, Tucaday
evening at the regular meeting
bf the Legion the auxiliary wae
entertained with a welner roast.
Carde were enjoyed during the
avanlng. ;
Lancrell Valley
LANOKLL VALLEY, Ore.,
Mra, Oicar Campbell hai returned
to. her home from the Hillside
hospital.
lr. and Mra. Orln Johuaon
spont aevoral dayt fishing In
Kogue river,
Mre. Owen Peppla tpeul the
day Monday In lily.
L, W. Monroe haa moved hli
heap from bit ranch to the
mountnlne. on tht McCullera
rangt.
Mr. and Mra. Don Powon of
Merrill epoot Wednesday In the
valley.
There will be a candidate!'
ball at the commuulty hall on
Saturday evening April 28th. The
varlout candidate! for the county
offices will glvt short talks.
Mrs. Cora Leavltt entertained
the bridge club on Tuesday, Mrs.
Unity Popple rernlvlng score for
the afternoon. Mra. 0. M, Loomls
convolution.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Teare en
tertained Saturday evening with
three Utiles of cards. Thost en
joying the evening were: Mr.
Brownbilt
Shoes
for
MEN
Don't lot the women out
smart you . . . They buy
their shoes here because
they know the styles and
quality are superior . . .
SPORTS OXFORDS
Cool , . , .perforated sport
shoes for summer ... In
all the newest patterns . .
$4
oo
DRESS OXFORDS
Showing a complete se
lection of the more con
servative models for
dress.
For real comfort and
style combined try a pair
of new Brownbilts. '
Buster Brown
Shoe Store
Shoes for Men, Women
and Children.
Injuries? Just a
Broken Fingernail
la
Luck rodt with James Meta wbtn
tht oil ank truck and trailer ht
waa driving crashed through Ihi
Croiawlck Mrldge, near Yardvllle
N. J., and dangled perilously ever
ereek, aa shown here. Hit only
Injury was a broken fingernail.
and Mrs. Lea Leavltt, Mr. and
Mra. Harry Fraslor and Mr. and
Mra. L. W. Monroe,
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Howser of
Klamath foils spfnt the week
end vliltlng at the Owtn Pepplt
home.
LA REVIEW
LAKEVIEW. Or. The Lake
County Pomona Orange held Its
quarterly meeting at Paisley with
Maslnr Fred Fisher of Lakevlew
presiding. Elshtoen new memberi
were Initialed. The Fort Rock
Grange won tha prise awarded
by W. B. Snider and Bob Beverln
which waa offered to tht grange
getting tht moat new members
to the Pomona Ortnge. Summer
Lake ranked accond.
Tha morning session waa de
voted to the business matters of
Ibe grange Dinner was served at
noon by the Women's Homa Econ
omics club.
The principal speaker of the
afternoon session was Fred Pet
erson, county school superintend
ent for Klamath county, who gave
a Ihoroush explanation of tht
county school plan and tha man
ner In which It It administered In
Klamath county, Tht voters of
Lake county will toon vote upon
this proposal,
Tht annual Pomona Orange
picnic will be held at paisley on
July 4th The next regular meet
ing of lb Pomona Orange will
ba held tht third Saturday In
July at the Thomas Creek Orange.
Over SO members attended tht
meeting yesterday.
The Lakevlew high school put
on Its second smoker In a month
to a capacity homo to help awell
i he athletic fund.
Fifteen boula were teen with
a majority of tht matchoa going
Ihroo rounds for decisions. No
bout can end In a draw to an
extra bout mutt ba fought.
MODOC POINT
MODOC POINT, Ort. About
SO attended a parly here Frldny
evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Jons Kdwardson. A fine evonlng
was had by those present, plny
Ing various games and visiting.
The evening ended In a dance, In
which all participated, the music
being furnished by several ot tha
local people.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bpangler
went on a fishing trip to Clear
Lakt over the week-end.
M. D. Johnson left on a wetk't
business trip to California.
William and Gordon McChlskey
loft for a fishing trip near Yam
say Mountain over tha week-end.
Tht local ball team Is fast
rounding Into shape, and will open
iht season In Klamath Falls next
8unday agalnat the Main Street
nine,
William Heckman purchased a
new car last week aa a result ot
an accident which completely de
molished hit old car.
8. E. Rift, Emll Johnson and
Bill Heckman went on a fishing
trip to Lakt crtek over tht wtek-
tnd, each rtturnlng with, or cloat
to, tbt limit.
Dink Peterson will be unablt
to work for a few dayt as a re
sult of an arm Injury rocelvod In
Klamath Fails.
Mr. and Mrs. Jent Edwardson
have moved to Lakevlew, whore
lit and his brother ar going to
start operating a tmall sawmill.
WEATHER
Tht Cyclo-Htormagraph at Un
derwood's Pharmacy continues to
register a rather low barometric
pressure and whllt no geneial
disturbance It Indicated local
showers art quite possible,
Tha Tycoa recording ther
mometer registered maximum and
minimum tomperalurat today aa
follows:
High, 71: low, 41.
Forecstt for next 24 hours:
Generally fair; moderate tem
peratures. Tht United States weather bu
reau reports no precipitation for
tha 24-hour ptrlod tndlng Wed
nesday at 6 p. m.; 4 86 for the
aeaaon to date; (.14 normal;
7.07 laat year.
Court House Records
- Wednesday -
Divorce HulU Piled '
Anna Green versus Lvle Oreen.
Couple married In Klamath Falls
In 1930. Plaintiff chargea cruel
and Inhuman treatment and aaka
for 126 per month. ;
Bnrnlct Garren versus Phillip '
Garren. ' Couple married In Mln- j
nttota In 1928. Plaintiff chargea
cruel and Inhuman treatment '
and asks for the custody of a
minor, child and 130 per month
from defendant for the child's
support.
Marriage Applications
Clinton Gravell, 31, laborer of
tha Junction Service station to
Mlna Vaughn, 21, of Klamath
Falls.
Lloyd Smith, 24. butcher of
Klamath Falls, to Norma N.
Mohler, 20, of Klamath Falls.
Madame Tlble, a Frenchwom
an, was a passenger In a Mont
golfler balloon at Lyons In 1784;
this Is the first rocorded ascent
in plan or balloon by a woman.
Family Joyful Dad's
RHEUMATISM
Has Left Him
When a man so crippled with
rheumatism due to crps uric
rid cannot go to hit daily work
and suddenly finds a swift, pow
erful yet safe prescription that
drives out pain and agony In 4 8
hours you can imagine the Jubi
lant happiness of th whole fam
ily as Dad brings horn his pay
envelop regularly again. Star
drug Co., and leading druggists
vtrywhere call Ibis grand pre
scription ALI.KNHU and think
so much of Its mighty power to
drive excess uric acid from the
system that they guarantee one
bottle to overcome rheumatic
pln and conquer backache, acl-
.ll.. n.l.pltla .nil lm
HA bago Just as this nolle
tlatea or money back
a squart deal to all
aufferera.
Our Chef Says:
"An Ida or tht next time
you want to give your
gueih an unusual treat.
Call Molarort'i and make
reservations for a reel
Italian dinner with all the
privacy of your own home.
The cost it only a part of
what you can do It for
yourself."
Italian dinners served daily
from 5:30 to 8:30 65c
Sunday from 2:30 to 8:30
75c.
COM
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
A personal representative of the
Ed. V. Price Co.
Will be at this store with e complete and
large display of (full length) woolens See this
unusually large showing. , ?
Have Yeur Spring Suit
TAILORED-TO-YOUR-MEASURE
We Guarantee e Perfect Fit
Kirkpatrick & Reeder
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CLOTHIERS FOR MEN
Cor. 5th end Main
Phone 2053
ECONOMISTS IN
DISTRIBUTION
Week-End Specials for Spring and Summer
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COTTONS
Dresses
Cotton of La Chine, smooth as
silk and fine as any handker
chief linen. Exclusive prints de
signed by famous artists. The
sizes are an important factor in
this special offering 14 to 46.
Values to ?3.96. NOW
Short lines taken from
racks of higher priced
dresses. Only a few in
eaeh lot, but in the
group, we offer a com
prehensive showing of
styles and materials.
And a big concession
in price will make these
dresses very attractive.
Two Big
Racks to
Choose
From
Rack -2
Silks, flat crepes, rough crepes,
crepe de chines, novelty prints,
stripes and florals. Sizes 14 to
43 V4. Pre-Easter prices were
much higher, but this is a close
out. ' ..
No Mend Hose
Our second lot of this won
derful hose. Tht first of
fering was a scoop lasted
about two days, reg. 11.00
and 11.16 quality that did
not pass tha rigid Inspec
tion this mill requires. All
the new spring colors
Service or Chiffon weight
It
Summer Sweaters
Light colors In novelty
k nits distinctly a summer
sweater now so popular for
sporta wear. This lot in
clude an assortment ot
higher priced garments
chat you will be pleased
and eager to buy for
Whites for Summer
WHITE GOATS
Recent express shipments permit the offering of new
white coats. Evidently this will be a white season.
Our previous shipments of white coats i
were taken at first showing. Visit the
2nd floor and see what we show for
a w uitiC acaauii
$1&50
$195
WHITE HATS
Very popular and not so easy to find, but we have a
good showing for Saturday. iJrims are
the choice but we are also featuring small
shapes, white crepes, piques, rough weaves,
straws
White Purses
You will need a White Purse,
for accessories will be con
spicuous Indeed if you come
out In white. Our new show
ing will enthuse you, the
styles so chic the prices ao
reasonable
5Ko$125
HATS
A group of hats, mostly in
Navy, Brown and Black,
bought specially for Easter
trade but can be worn all
summer, for they' are decid
edly summer hats the most
interesting feature It tha low
price for which these hats are
offered.
GOLDEN RULE'S BOYS' DEPARTMENT
BOYS' CORDS
$1.69
A cloat out about 18 in
the lot Castor ahada cords. 1
Sites g to It. This lot
formerly priced 11.98 and
81.89.
BOYS' TWEEDS
$1 95
Brown and Whltt and Black
and - White heavy quality
tweed tailored perfectly.
Boya Insist on this alack
style. Saturday special, our
82.50 Una for 81-95. Sites
5 to 18 years.
Children's
Play Suits
49c
Hickory atrlpt red trim
med sleeveless.
Bine Chambray
Shirts
49c
, Fine woven Chambray
Shirts cut full 2 pockets
coat style. Age ( to 12;
12 to 14 Vi neck sise.
SILK
SUITS
Fashion experts have decided
that Silk Salts wlU be correct
for summer wear. Tht colon
Include White, Navy, Prints
and Pastel shades. Stiet 14
to 52. Reasonably priced . .
$1900
Slacks '
For outings touring loung
ing Slacks will be practically
a necessity. In fact Slacks
will be so popular at times
you will be conspicuous
without them new fabrics
carefully tailored, they tit the
way you would want them to
also the Bib Slacks for 1M-
tle ones boya or girls.
Women's
$245
Children's
$119
Silk
Blouses
New! .'
$195$295
Roman stripes are much In
evidence they're smart alto
plain colors In White and Egg
shell. Other popular Blouses
in O r g a n d I e, Vdllet and
Piquet. If you art thinking
of Blouaes be turt to ite
our assortment It Is worthy
of your inspection.