November 8, 1935
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, )REGON
PAGE THREE
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Hllili'n Niiiiii'il Kliiniiilli Vul
ly li m I ( ii 1 uiiiioiiiiicH iiuiiii'n for
Imlili burn thorn iiirimlly, nil
follows: Mr, mid Mm. It. K.
Hlmul nf UH Kiel Mulii mrn.'l
liuvu niiiiii'il lliulr mm Klrliiiril
Wnril; I, i' i) Hiiiiiiii'I In Hid iiiiiiio
cIiiibiiii liy Mr, uml Mm. (I, (I. Iiii
miiiliiirry of Ttiiiiiutit, Ciilir,, fur
lliulr Imliy Him ; Mr. mid Mm. I1'.
A, llulpll of lM.'l Wiirilmi slrttiil
Imvo HiiMird llii'lr Imliy iliiUKlitur
Jiiiimin Loins; l,n Hoy l.lny.l In
llm hhiiiu Rlvmi hy Mr. mid Mill.
Moyil I,. I'nrlor (if 1 M 1 7 I'tirlliinil
stroul In llii'lr Infant noli: Mr.
mill Mm. w. K. Wonoli i.f S!H
Ninth KIkIiIIi ntriMit Imvo umiH'd
tlii'ir Imliy Klrl Hiuimni Lay, Mr.
and Mm. V. 1), Jai'iilm of 325
Hi n I It KltivMitli nl root Imvn i.'lws
n llm iiiuiio ii f lldiiini Mua fur
llii'lr t n Tit tit diiunlilnr.
Htio orriiip ciiiiiIiik Mm. sit-
din Orr UiiiiHar of I'mtlmiil, r"C
lillvn ai'i-rolnry of llio Hlnlo Tu-bitri-iiliinln
iin iii'lutlun, will bo In
Kliimulll Kiilln on NiivnnihiT 14,
Id ntli'lul n lili'iil I n K (if l!m K In lu
n Ii I 'dimly I'iiIiIIo llnulth mao
r I ti I ton .
DuiinliU'r ( dinliiu Wurd Mc
llnyniililn, oxiinilnur fur llio snc
n tu i y iif alntn'i motor vnhlrla
illvliiliiii, will liu linru Nnvuinlmr
1 2, from J 1 i. in. tu 0 p. in., anil
Niiviimhur 13 fruin 8 . in., tu
5 p. in,
Amlllur Visits W. V. Malonoy,
Iruvi'lhiK uiidlliir fur the tirout
Niiithnrii, In n liiislnnsi visitor In
Klmiuitll Kulls from lilt Hpokuno
ufflcns.
Clnlm Aui'iit lli-rii W. It.
Khorniuii of Portland, district
e I it 1 in uKi'iit fur tho (Iruitt North-,
orii, In ii liusluuai visitor In Kluni
uth Kulls,
ECONOMISTS IN
DISTRIBUTION
Aiiilili-nt Iti'imi'ti'tl Hurry Ed
Knr lli'iii li, lli.'iid, mid J, M. An
il in hh, Hllvor liiiku, wero ilrlvurs
of rum Involved In mi ncclduiil
on tho Fremont hlxliway In Klum
uth cuunly.
leaving fur Itcilillnic II. B.
Mndliiy la UuvIiik fur itddillnit,
(.'ill If., whoro hii will bo I'liKnHud
III Ihu hdimd niovlni! tiniilnesa.
M PROCLAIMS
ARMISTICE DAY
Mayor Wtllla K. Maliwiny on
Friday 1 aniinit u prurluiiintlun
on Aniilsllio I my, whlili omirs
Mundny. It fullowa:
I'ltfMX.VMATlOX
In knt'iiliiK Willi llm iirocliinin
tlun iif tho I'riMldmil of llm United
Htntia, uml In unli-r Hint Klamath
Knlli may fl'.llniily pharrvn Arnils
tlcu liny, Mundny, Niivomlmr 1 1,
I iimat enrncatly siiKKi-at, Hint
whcrm'i'r iollil,i. all places of
bunluraa cluau durlim tho dny
and whnro luinlilo lu do an, that
llii'y tluan during the pnruiln Mid
ipclul ivrvlrra.
In duliiK thin wo will do our
pall In culiiiiinmui'itllliK uno of
Urn mum eventful dui's In Ilia his
tory of Amorlin. V will ulo
puy uur rrsurcls to tho Votcrnua
of Klu in nth county, who offi'rud
llii'lr nil fur tha walfnra of thidr
country In the tlnm of war, mid
vim Imvo contributed la lantuly
to tha wulfnrc of our own com
munity lu I lino of pnucfl.
WILMS MAIIONKY,
Mnyor of Klmnntli Kulla.
. o radio tnlka. Inunrliln tha
Amorlrnn Hul Cruia annual roll
cnll cnmpnlKn, wuro arrnnx
d by Mi Kmll Diohrr, rudlo
publicity chnlrmnn of tho Incnl
ehnptnr, fur Friday nnd Kntnrdny.
In aildllldii, lillnlnlnrn will nil
nnunro opening of tho drlro. from
llmlr pulplta nsit Humtuy, nc
cnrdlnir to nrrniiiinmonta mud by
Knr. John 0. Iilrkny, lo mm
lior of tha Klmnntli Hi'd Croat
conimlttco.
Iter. Fred Ilornabiih printid
a abort tnlk ovor alatlon KFJI nt
two o'clock Friday alKrnoon, and
Mr. K. D. Lamb will mako a
almllnr talk nt tha aumit tliuo
Saturday. The drlvo for Souu
member, Klnmnili cnunly'H quo
ta, will atnrl officially on Mon'
dny, but local worker will not
Hart oonvanslng until Tueadny.
iY
Mr. Mary P, ClnK, well known
and Ioiik tlnto renldont of Klinn
ath Fnlla, celebrntvd hor SOth
birthday Friday.
Mm. Ongo wai born In Oreuon
beforo It waa a atato. Her birth
place wai at Utarr'a 1'olnt, Hour
Monroo. She didn't leave the
bordora of Oregon until aha wan
65 year of uko. Kho remeiubera
Eiilicno and Mudford when thoy
wore nothing but lirunhy flohK
Hearty and linlu, Mm, Uiiko
aiimotlmea plnya old-tlino dnnco
nuinhora on her violin fur tho
Townaond club, of wl)lcli alio la a
inombor. In early duya alio plny
ed for the aqtuiro dances.
She la nlort on political lasuea
of tho dny, nnd la a strong sup
porter of tho Townar-nd plan
"not for niynolf, but fur genera
tions yot to conic"
Mra, Gngo married Joaeph C.
(Inge In JnckaonVlllo In 1870,
Mrs. K. II. Idnvlllo, Altnmont,
nnd Nor inn n (Ingo, bar ilnuglitiir
and son, wore tho first twins born
In Medforil, Another daughter,
Mrs. Martha Portlg, lives lu Ne
vada City, Calif.
Court House Records
(TinitHiMV)
Hull Flli'il
Anne M. Avery veraiia I.. P.
Ituchunnti nnd tlatendurf Motors.
I'lnlntlff naka Juilgment agnlnat
defenduiita for recovery of a cer
luln motor vnhlclo or value there
of In rune poaacaaton rannot bo
bud, $1 bo.OG dnmnin and cuata.
I'lulntlff't ntturney, Claudo Mc
culloch. Dlvurco Ai l Ion Filed
Rnvor O. Vlken versus Clara
t'lki-n. Cuupio married In Klnm
uth Falls, Alii nil, 1033.' I'lnln
tiff rhnrea cruel and Inhuman
Ireutmoiit, naka that defendant
bo runturcd lier mnldon nnnio,
Clnrs Mi'Danlels. Don Hmnlln,
plnlntlffa atturney.
Ilerrcrs
I'ruilentlnl Insurance company
uf America voraua Kmory O. Kl
lliiKaon, K. Uertruda HHIiiKaun
ut ul. 1'lnlnllfr given Juilgment
iiKnlnat ilefendnnta for 1 :t 1 7 . fj 0
with Interest In pnymont of do- J
llmiiieiit iuilnllmonts on prom
issory nolo, 12079 with Interest
ns balance duo un principal of
nolo, 2I0 attorney's f.s and
137.13 coals. Plaintiff's mod-1
gage on defendants' renl proper-1
ly declared a prior lien, mort
gage foreclosed and property or
dered soli! to satisfy claims. Do
creo by default.
Prudential Insurance company
of America versus U. C. Kwlng,
Kiln Kwlng et si. I'lnlntlff
given Judgment agalnit defen
dants for (240.37 with Intorost
In puyinent of dollnijuont Install
ments on promissory nolo, IS,
Jfflu.co as balance due on prin
cipal of note, further sums of
IIS HI, IM.32 and $20.43, all
with Interest for taxes and as
sessments on defendants' prop
erly pnld by plalntltr, 1200 at
turney' feu and 144. SO costs,
I'lnlntlff mortgage on defen
dants' real property declared
prior Hun, uiortguge foreclosed
and properly ordered sold to sat
isfy claims. Decree by default I
Mnrrlngo Applications
A I J. Wallers, 29, Klamath
Falls car trader, to Ksthor Haiti
an, SO, Klamath Fall house
wife. John It. Wham, 35, Klnmath
Falls service manager, to Myrtle
Ingrain, 25, Salem bookkeeper.
IMHTIIS
MICH ELS ilorn to Mr. nnd
Mrs. It. (). Mlchels of 1510 Cali
fornia avonuo, a daughter, Nov
ember 7, 1935, at Klamath Vnlloy
hospital. VvlKhtk 0 pounds,
JONK3 Born to .Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Jones of Sprnguo lllver, a
daughter. No vein her 8, 1935, at
Klamath Valley hospital. Weight,
0 pounds and 8 ounces.
These
Dancing
New
Formats
'I,?95
$4.95 $4A9S
1U
anil iimro
Floor Lengths Thut
Htvish nnd Hwlrl '
Some have ruffles, some
pleats and tlerod skirts . , .
Jnckots Hint combine two
drosses in ono , , , 'Sizoa
11 to 44,
Adrienne's
The Friendly Store
Furs of Dateless Beauty . .
' Added to Our Fur Department for
SATURDAY ONLY
Female Mink-Jap Weasel
$379 $395
A Superb Collection of
Furs oS Glory and Glamor
Natural and Silver Muskrat '
$149 to $169
Other Fur Coats from $29.95 up.
Tramp! Tramp ! Tramp!
The Hoys Ar Marching!
... So are the girls . . . marching down to our store
for those brand new, soft, light PLY-TEX Baby
Pants and Crib Sheets. We don't blame them. You'd
want to change to these new, marveloujly light and
cool panties, too, if you ever sat, slept and toddled
around for 14 hours a day in a pair of hot, binding
rubberized pantsl
For, PLAY-TEX Pant are made of iterilired
liquid latex that remarkable new material that
stretches nine times its size without rippingl It's
thin as tissue yet will outwear three pants of
ordinary material. It's soft and cool is non
perspiring odorless stain-proof. It requires 00
luuy washing a ic-second rinse and it's clean I
PLAY'TEX
PANTS
50c
SHEETS
91
Available in small, medium and large sizes, In pink
or white. PLAY-TEX Sheets
also are non-perspiring. They
lie flat and smooth, fastening
at all four corners to the mattress.
With' ordinary care they last for years.
Seasonable Suggestions
From the Infants1 Department
SNUGGLE BURKY JR.
Snuggle Crib Covers permit more freedom of
movement than you would ever imagine. Only
the back of the garment is fastened tightly to
the crib, leaving the front free to ' 4 AC
move. Priced .. .. 9jL 5
KNIT SHAWLS
Knit from soft fluffy zephyr yarn in white, blue
and pink
$1.39 to $3.95
ROBES
Hand embroidered and hand crochet in pink,
blue and white
$1.95 to $2.95
HAND KNIT SETS
Consisting of sweaters, shoes and cap
$1.95 and $2.95
OUTING FLANNEL
GARMENTS
Kimonos and gowns, hand embroidered and
applique trimmed :
39c to $1.00
KNIT GOWNS
White jersey elastic knit with alight fleece, an
ideal infant, gown
TO
INFANTS DEPARTMENT
2NO FLOOR ;
850
Famous Curlee quality at an un
usually low price. New fall
shades and styles. Hurry in and
grve them a look.
All Wool
SUITS
$E585
Correct styling, long wearing
quality, sports and plain backs.
If you want value, don't miss
this group of suits.
MAIN FLOOR
mtfitts nn. i i III
v tuiii wtai oh (Lei t S. V I
4. A" Only oil l.atbn ft
I. tSifir J ca& Mild th. hard vNF
11 &&mfw og. that all v
iVx VjfaVV hxittbjkkidiMgiw
Si 5L . liwInhoM... oiors
KW,2W Buds look finer and
VV w.ai so much , -1
RA bo. Tit Hum S"
SiajSj , Mines' and Youths' ft ft .'T
; Main Floor :
Men's Fur
THE NAME OUR POLICY
Curlee Clothes
Suits tor Men
0
Felt Hats
$1.95
A fine fur felt in the
new shapes and shades
All head sizes.
Men's '..
Dress Cashmere
Sox
A good looking" dress
sock with popu- so
lar clock designs V7W
3 Pairs $1.00
Men's
Blanket Lined
Jumper
$1.59
Warmth and service in
this jumper especially
made for hard wear.
Men's
Brushed Wool
Sweaters
$1.88
Cossack style, zipper
front, all colors, the
season's favorite sweat-
Fruit-oHlie-Loom
SHIRTS
Fruit of the loom cloth in shirting prints that are
different. Also a small lot of madras
cloth shirts included in this group.
Former values to $1.65 .
$fl35
Red Ball
Bib
Overalls
$fllO
Hfgh back, full cut
heavy blue denim We
believe this to be the
best overall near its
price on the market.
'Teddy Barbour" '
N. B. C. Juvenile Radio Star of "One Man's Family"
Wearing a !ICOL-ETTE' Skirt
"THE LATEST CREATION FOR GIRLS"
aw sa cts 1 1 1 1 1, mm , u 11111 a aiasai ai aamaia .. n - 'H'"!' 1
";' - ml VA
'-it' lv vX'M I ;
' jfi - U J" 0 i f
0 U -. j. J :!
kW r tti rrnjMMni aiaaaliiiil i i TTm inn i.in'i ISKiiuJ
Plain navy pleated skirt, - Ma
size 3 to 6 years ....................
Fancy gay plaids, pleated skirt,- sizes
3 " 12 w-$1.95 .id $2.95
SLIP-ON SWEATERS
Ideal to wear with "Col-ette" skirts in navy, brown,
blue, green and tweed effects. Sizes 6 to 12. Priced
$1.95 ,.$2.95
Men's Heavy Sued
Shirts
Good quality suede
cloth, full cut Tan
and grey. A warm and
durable shirt.
Men's Chalmers
Union
Suits
88c
Quality underwear at
an unusual price Long
sleeve, ankle length
Sizes 36 to SO.
Boys' Pig Grain
Leather ,
Jackets
$3.98
Zip front opening, cos
sack style in brown
grain leather. Sizes 8
to 16 years.
Boys' Wool
GolESox
28c
Are a-1 special, 25
wool in medium dark
colors for winter wear.
Sizes 7Vi to 10yg.
Boys' Heavy 1
Union
Suits a
69c
Random rib cotton with 1
slight ' fleece in three '
styles long sleeves,
ankle length and short
sleeves, knee or ankle
length. Sizes 6 to 16 '
years.
Same styles in 10.
wool, sizes 6 to 16 yrs-
. 98 .--.
Boys' Leather Liket j-''-
Jackets
$2.48 p t
Water proof and wind ,
proof with heavy fleece
lining. Size ' 10 to 18
years.
Boys' Wool ;
Melton
Jackets
$3.45
Extra heavy1 weight,
made of Oregon All
Virgin Wool Cloth
zipper front with leath ,
er trimmed slashed
pockets. Sizes 6 to 18
years. ,. '