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sTOT
AVOIDS NO !NAM
Tw)in Ninehey. 3-yeat,
"" old ilaughler of nir, nuti Mrs.
Carl C Aliteltey, mirneulounly mt.
(mood merimin intury Thursday
' morning w hen mho dunked Herons
Rout h Mgt it trent Just WHIM'
the city lisitillo anti was 'struck
hy tilt nottoilloblin driven by Eva
., lyn tilynn of 'loftily.
Alit horit k.N ;mid t ho neultient
vim iiiinvoltinbitt isis lint (I III ran
Ill front of :tilmo
cur. Thu martini wan truvuling
intlY tfi miles tin hotly whim the
accident oceurrail, mid Miss Wynn
tints able CO ntop Immediately.
Tito (Mini was itit by till) front
intilipor null knocked to tho novo.
Mimi. Minn rushed her IQ
4(latitatit Valley 11M11111111, W111,1P
it Milli found that Ilto loft side
of Mir Nen, her shoulder anti side
warn bruised hut that oho had no
serious injuries. Mtn. Monkey
wan notified anti taken to the
eitild nt filo hopoplitti. 'rimy were
Inter brought bark to tho
n th auto cutup on Houth
strent, when., they tiro Ntuying
Mr. mid Mrs. Mitelitty sand ihn
Milo girl camel to lituntoith Fails
a ft,w days ago from towe .
l'wyla nod mutt her Intl girl
muttered it wily from lint mint)
g rotnot about II o'clork Thurstiny
morning null ran neross the higit
way. 'rho nthor chiht wan not in
, inroll.
I'rokhy Itern--mxerntt
, Crosby, broiller of bins Crosby
of rntlio snit movto fame, was it
' 'visibly in R.Ittott I It roils over
IlIMMME111MMMMIN
Wedoraday n U hi. Cronhy bornyd
out a bearing or Ma car at Dor
ria when on a quick trip from
Los Angeles' to lintskgoe Oil hI
'Popover hero he vialted with ex
Mayor Willis Mahoney, an old
,whoolmuto
CLOSING OUT
SALE -
All C. J. Breier Stocks
All New Fall Merchandise
Complete
Placed on Sale
AT LOWER PRICES
Men's 12-oz. Red Wrist Canvas
Gloves, reg. 15c 10c
Men's Grey Cotton Work Sox 7c
Men's Dress Sox 7c
Men's All-Wool Cashmere Sox, in
Natural and Oxford Grey,xeg. to
50c 39c
Meti's $2 Dress and Work Pants,
broken lots $1.00
Men's Heavy Double Sole W o rk
Shoes - $1.87
Men's All Leather Double Sole
Work Shoes in welts, regular
$398 $2.98
We carry a complete line of
Friedman a Shelby Shoes
For Men
Men's 8-inch Top Work Shoes $2.49
Men's Black Dress Oxfords 81.95'
Men's Forest Green Whip-cord
Pants, leather bound pockets
$1.89
Men's White Dress Shirts, stay
firm collars, reg. 045 8)c
-Men's Heavy Bathrobes, a variety
of patterns 81.69, $1.9$
Men's 10 Wool Union Suits, reg.
$1.45 98c
Don't Pass
This One
Controllers In Khaki, green,
and fancy pat it,rnpM. Bound
edges. Sold regularly for
S-1105. Your choke t
$2.98
Duke O'Nenl (right) wearing valuable Indian head drools, won for record breaking sales with
Pontlac,, and Hill Smite tient return to Snyder Nlotor company, local Pontiac dealer, to assume po
sitions as new car 010491 manager and tined car sales nianager, respectively. They are shown with
tho 193N Pontine. to be officially announced Saturday.
O'Neal said he wan happy to return to Slum th Falls after an absence of five yearn and ex
pressed himself as very pleased at the growth of Klateatit O'Neal wan active in civic affairs whini
horn before and will be pleased to meet his old friends and cuntomera at the Snyder Motor com
pany. Surge silted Thursday 110 Moo was &sexed to return to Klamath Falls and firmly believes in the
future of this community. Ile also said that It was a "pleasure to sell used cars off the finest used
cur let on the Pacific could."
Sports Coats
All wool. Fully lined. Vol..
ties to $12.05. Sitio Priv() '
$777
Ladies' Slips, rayon and satin, ad
justable straps, sizes 34 to 44 59c
Ladies' New Fall Hats. Brims, off
the face and turbins with veils.
Values to 82.95 98c9 $149
Silk Dresses 0 $1.95 to $4.88
(Sizes 12 to 52).
Fur-trimmed Dress Coats. A real
value ' 89.85
Satin Blouses, all new fall pat
terns $1.69
Ladies' Bath Robes 81.95 to $7.85
81x99 Sheets, medium weight 49c
Piquot Sheets, Nationally Known,
81x99 , 81.29
Fox-Craft Sheets, free from starch
and filling. A good quality sheet,
81x99 , 98c
Cases to match , 25c
See our complete line o
Men's and Ladies'
' LUGGAGE "
Irv;
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
New Sales Managers
Obituaries
ETHEL, DK MAIN
Ethel Do Main, t h e infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hap.
mond DeMain, passed away in
this city Thursday. October 21,
1937. Surviving, besides her
parents, are two brothers. Gary
and Gail, also the grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. DeMaln.
this city and Or: and Mrs. W.
W. Helms of North Head. Ore.
The remains rest In the Earl
tVhillock Funeral Home. Pine
street at Sixth. Notice of funeral
to he announced later.
Funeral Notice
ELIZABETH FOUCH
Funeral services for the late
Elizabeth Follett. who pugged
away in this city Tuesday, Oc
tober 10, 1937. following a brief
illness. will be held In the chapel
of the Earl Whitlock Funeral
110Hte, Pine street at Sixth, Fri
day, October 22, 1937. at 3 P.
in., with the Rev. Arthur Charles'
Bates of the First Christian
church of this city officiating.
Commitment services and inter.
molt. faintly plot in Linkville
cemetery. Friends are invited.
M P24 WARREN (it g,04
Funeral mervices for the late
: James Warren Coss: who passed
away in this city Monday, Octo
her la, 1937, following an illness
of two months will be held in the
chapel of the' Earl Vhitiock
floral Home, Pine street at Sixth.
FridaY, October 22. 1937, at 1:30
p. In., with the Rev. J. Clarence
Orr of the itriniant101 Baptist
church of this city officiating.
Commitment services and inter
ment. Linkville cemetery. Friends
are invited.
The minimum height for jump
ing with the aid of a parachute
is considered to he 250 feet, al
though a parachute will open in
slightly less than 50 feet. A
The French were the first to
commercialize soap, duo to the
abundant supply of olive oil from
the many olive orchards of the
country,
AR to the foorAinge of the
Oil CHIMES
FDA I HMIS
Crippled by Rheumatic Pain
From Sluggish Bowels;
Relieved by VanTage
Ir. W. J. Breen, of Route No.
1, Green Acres, Wash., is publicly
endorsing Van-
Tage which
t Ii 0 "Amazing
Mixture of Na-
lure's itoots and
Ilerbs and Other
splendid !Imre- o.1
(Rents." now be-
lug introduced
gatoseve.
in this city at '
t h o Everboty'. : -
Cut Rate, SOS
Main St.
"1 want every
body to know
how Van Tage
1100 helped me," MIL BROWN
said Mr. Brown..
"1 would bloat tips with gas no
matter what I ate. Was consti
pated so bad 1 started getting
rheumatic pains. Finally got so
bad 1,was Crippled up and had to
use crutches for the past two
years. I started reading about
Van - Tags a n d everyone was
praising it so highly that I de
cided to take it. Now 1 have ta
ken 4 bottles and my digestion
is as good as it was years ago and
my constipated bowels have been
given such a cleansing that the
pains have been relieved. 1 guess
Van-Tage must have swept out the
poisons that caused this rheumat
ic suffering. I am glad to rec
eminenti it to others."
VAN - TAUS helps invigorate
bowels, stomach and kidney ac
tion. Its 21 Great Herbs and
Other Splendid Medicinal Agents
toyer 3(1 Ingredients in all) have
a surprising effect on suffering
people. Due to the immense vol
ume in which it sells, Van-Tage
NOT expensive, so get itTO
DAYat the' Everbody's Cut
Rate SOS Main St. Also sold by
ail Leading Druggists in Klamath
Falls and throughout Oregon and
Nearby States.
i
(Kuropean) peoples. I WEIS not
able to find out. I.wan a tour
ist and tourists get every eon
sideration.Dr. C. H, Emerson.
Cleveland, after touring Germany
and Italy.
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MIXED OR NEAT'
IT'S A TASTY TREAT
AT SUCH A PRICE
IT CAN'T BE BEAT!
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SLIPPERS
Sizes 3 to 8
The remainder of
our felt slipper
stock. All colors 1
in sizes 3 to 8 for
your choosing.
There will be no
more at this price !
when these a rel
gone.
At 9:30 Friday morning
this lot of shoes will be
on the tables ready for
your selection. We can
not say how long they
will last, so be here when
the doors open. A 11
styles, sizes, colors and
leathers. Brink a basket,
you'll wants lots of them.
HAITI MEETINGS
CONTINUE H110111
In the Interest of thn union re
viva! campaign being held in the
Innernscio at the corner of Eighth
end Nee Kiwi'', neighborhood
prayer nicotine,' are being held
In various homes in the city and
u rro unding communities on
Tuesdaye, Wednesdays, Thurs
fiats and Fridays of eaeh week.
These meetings start promptly
at 10 s. m. and dose one-half
hour later at 10:30. Everyone is
urged to attend the meeting near
est to him or to form a new prici
er group. Every day shows an
increase in interest and attend
ance, the attendance on Thurs
day being 149.
The following Is a list of meet
ings scheduled for Friday morn
ing: Mrs. Walker, 2121 Want
land avenue; Mrs, Benson, Di
vision and Stoke! streets; Mrs.
Newman, 2510 Darrow avenue;
Mrs. George Wirtz. 629 Jeffer
son street; Mrs. Redman. 125
Pine street: Mrs. L. L. Truax,
235 North Fourth street; Mrs. G.
Black, 207 Grant street; Mrs.
Anderson, Covenant church, Wal
nut street; Mrs. E. S. Veatch,
1956 Earl street; Mrs. Eastman,
Erie and Pacific 'Terrace; Mrs.
henry Grimes. Eldorado and
liuron streets: Mrs. Whitehead,
Crescent avenue.
Mrs. Fraley. 2610 Dly street,
Shippington; Mrs. B. K.. Robin
son, Lindley Heights; Mrs. Edith
Keenan, Pelican City; Mrs. Cassel,
South Sixth and Millers Lane;
Mrs. Kennerly.'113 Pine street;
Mrs. Pugh, Altamont; Mrs. J. E.
J. Cs PENNEY C11 itpt fig tin (Mri GOLDEN RULE
COMPANY akklIOLILIner LS STOCK
Whether You Need Shoes or
63 Pairs
)
WOMEN'S
FELT HOUSE W4
Pr.
60 Pair Children's
Straps, Oxfords, Shoes
Values to $2.75
BOYS' HIGH
, LACE BOOTS
Values to $3.50
Another monster bargain.
3oys' 14-in, top lace boot
with compo soles and e
good heavy uppers. Well
sewed, soles nailed and
sewed. Don't wait, these
bargains simply walk
right out of the house.
No more when these are
gone.
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About 100 Pairs
Women's Shoes
Se lieve it or not! Every
pair of ladies' shoes in
the the house is included
In this lot. "Red Cross"
shoes and all. Not one
pair reserved. They
should last about 30
minutes. Better Hurry.
Pr.
Finnish', 804 North Eleventh
street; Mrs. Chantherlain, 317
North Ninth street; Mrs. Remit
heraer, 345 North Tenth street;
Mrs. II. A. Harnett, 1720 John
on treet; Mn. Ralph Weise, Al
tamont drive.
WHOOPING COUGH
BIG DEATH CAUSE
SALEM, Ore., W.P)--Whooping
cough causes mAre deathein chil
dren under five years ol age than
diphtheria or scarlet fever, re
ports the Oregon state board of
health.
There is usually a moderate in
crease of cases during the fail
months and children between the
ages of one find five are suscep
tible. No age is entirely Immune,
the board reports.
The first symptoms, . which ap
pear anytime after the sixth day
of exposure are sneezing and a
cold in the head. This is follow
ed by a tight, dry, hacking cough.
The duration is usually from six
to nine weeks.
Weather permitting, the pa
tients' bed should be out of doors
in the fresh air and great pains
should be taken to keep them
away from children. A tight band
around the abdomen is very help
ful in giving a child patient sup
port for the abdominal muscles,
the board advises.
Maryland is awaiting a Big
Apple yield which, if descriptions
are correct, will be composed
mainly of oversized bunions.
Not, Be Here Friday
Values to $6.S5
100 Pairs of Boys'
Shoes, Oxfords
Values to $235
- .
Don't wait until they
lre all gone and then
wish you had bought
ive or six pair. Be
'ere Friday morning
with the big crowds
and get 'em while the
size is here.
ALL MEN'S DRESS
, And Work Shoes
Values to $6.85
Every Pair of men's high
Aloes, either dress, semi
dress or work shoes are
.ncluded in this price
range. Also dress ,ox
fords. Calfskins, Kang
aroo and Kid. A few
arch supports in the lot.
Such bargains you never
saw before.
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Pr.
51ksywnworamonbenorommumetimmertzemm
IMEMIOMMOIPININg
11101M11111.
SPIEDS TO TARE
ATHLETIC POST
Verne Spiers, principal of illy
erside school, was named by the
school board Wednesday evening
to fill the position of athletic di
rector temporarily. ThiIi position
was left vacant several weKs ago
when Joseph Peak resigned to go
Into business.
Belem will retain the principal
ship of Riverside school in ad
dition to the physical education
assignment.
The board is considering sev
eral applications for the position,
but has not yet decided upon
Peaks successor.
Only routine business was
transacted by the board at the
Wednesday evening meeting.
Success of Itooseveit's western
trip to feel the nation's pulse
seemed to depend on finding pub
lic thought in the right vein.
Pox
ffceip
Schillnng
Bkknn
ooddrr
Pr.
PWIMMIM.i
PAGE THREE
Odd FellousRegular meeting
Of Klamath Lodge No. 131. lonbs,
will be held Friday night, (Mabee
22, at the hall at Fifth and Main
streets. Work in the iterond
scree. Meeting called at 7:30 sharp.
Visiting brothers welcomed, r, ,
CA rrSit4itrra
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BLENDED WHISKEYW PROOF
75 Grain Neutral Spirit ,
ITUN4NIMMMTLI,RMTat
EXECUTI ICeStCH ,
9:30 A. M. and See the Fun!
Men's, Women's, Boys'
Girls' and
Children's
Tennis
c Shoes -
Values to $1.95
This small ad represents our shoe
stock except a few pairs of men's
shoes. There should not be a
single pair left Saturday night.
Buy these tennis shoes for next
summer if you don't need
them now. Everything in
the store now going at
ridiculous low prices.
BOYS' HEAVY RAW CORD
WORK SHOES; '
-
Values to $3.25
A genuine bargain in
boys' footwear. It has a
heavy double sole and
heavy cow hide upper,
made for any kind of,
hard wear. A shoe that
can take it on the chin -
and like it.
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the store now going at F
Don't wait unta they , .
, ridculous low prices.
' c. , t:ieivsleelt I 1:r::sni xeh inad::. tnhi e 3 6" i C 1
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and get 'em while the
size is here. Pt.
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;II ALL MEN'S DRESS BOYS' HEAVY RAW CORD
OTS And Work Shoes WTF SHOES '' ,,
,
3.50 , Values to $6.85 '
Every pair of men's high Values to $3.25 -
Aloes, either dress, heavy double sole and
semi x
,
s 87 dress or work shoes are $ boyr fnouoitnweeanargita
ha s l a $
i
ncluded in this price 27
0 ' range. A I s o dress ,ox- "
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fords. Calfskins, Kang heavy cow hide upper,
.10
aroo and Kid. A few made for any kind of ,
hard wear. A shoe that .
arch supports in the lot. 33 A ' b in 11 ',
Such bargains you never can take it on the chin -
saw before. and like it.
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WOM1
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FELT H4
ers,
aLli
;
l Sizes 3
The remain
1
our felt
stock. All
in sizes 3 to
your chc
There will
, more at this
when these
gone.
Isonsmoi
60 P
Straps
At 9:30 Fri
this lot of 5
on the table
your selectio
not say hov
will last, so
the doors
styles, sizes,
leathers. Br
you'll wants
, LA
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Another mo
3oys' 14-in.
with comp,
good heavy
,
Another
solo
sewed. Dor
bargains si
right out c
No more wl
pine.
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ether You Need Shoes or Not, Be Here' Friday, 9:30 A. M. and See the Fun!
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Pairs - Men's, Women's Boys'
OMEN'S 4 About 100 Pairs 9
LT HOUSE Women's $S.,h, oes Girl's' and
Children's ' '
UPPERSValues to 6 8
Selieve it or not! Every . ennis
e es 3 to 8 - pair of ladies' shoes in
7 C
the house is included Shoes
remainder of In this lot. "Red Cross"
felt slipper C sho!ti and all. Not one
4 All colors pair reserved. T h e y ,!- Values to $1.95
zes 3 to 8 for should last about 30 . .
u r choosing. Pr.
:.3, minutes. Better Hurry.
43 will be no This small ad represents our shoe
, at this price t.,4 fgaionmonliegolEEENumi stock except a few pairs of men's
a these a r e Pr. , ,
I 100 Pairs of Boys' I shoes. There should not be a
It I single pair left Saturday night.
60 Pair Children's
h
S oes, Oxfords
. Buy these tennis shoes for next
raps, Oxfords, Shoes summer if . you don't . need
Values to $2.75 Vt Values to 82095 them now Everything in
1:30 Friday morning .
the store . now going at
lot of shoes will be t Don't wait unt3 they
.
k t.hl.. ,...A. ;,... far 111 a ' 'Ye all gone and then 171A MIN ridiculous low prices
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AT SUCH A PRICE
IT CAN'T BE BEAT!
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October 21, 1937
sToT Ne
7 Avo los on ,
1,11,10 Tw)la Ntaiilicy.
'" old daughter of air. anti Alva.
Carl C. IiirItiy, mirticulounly ii '
coped whom 111.1111y Thula' lay '
' morning when mho dashed aerie's efri 1.0.410
' Routh Math street Just outside
the elly lisititto and was titruck ,!
I)) tin automobile driven by Eva. ,:!ritl;001,45? 7
, lye Myna of finally. ' 1 r,,
n o Atithorillem Fetid the neeldent
wan unavoidable no lite child ran v vA,
direell In front of Mimi Wynn!"
ear. The machine woe traveling 2;
only 16 milem an himr when the
accident Demurred, nod Mina Wynn ,
! sea able CO atop Immediately.
No.
The child vim; tilt by the fi out i
bumper and knocked the pave- r ' t411 f-) 4
1 Intuit. Mist' tilynn rushed her to V9'
: Valley 11M11111111 AN1. 114 it
it w nig found that the left side '' 1,14ew
of her faro, her shoulder anti she , ...via-,
: were bruised hut that oho had no
, merlons injuries. :t1 ii. oney Duke O'Neal (right) wearing
with notified and taken to the Pontine, and Hill Purim tient ro
ettild at the hospital. They were altions as new car sides manager
inter brought back to the Klatet- the I ftt Pontine. to be Metal
n th auto camp oil Houth Math O'Neal mild he wan happy to
street. where they are NIIIY lug. pressed himself' as very plimised
Mr and Mrs. Meckey and the here before and will ha pleased
little girl came to Klamath Falls patty,
a ft, w di,yi ago from Iowa. Parka allied 'rhombi,' he aloe
wyla and aunt her little girl tutor., of I hie community. He it!
Wiincinred own) from 1 lin camp- car lilt on tho Pacific coma"
g round about I I o'clock Thursday
morning it ran across tile high Wednemility night. Croaby burned
waY Tho other child wait not in
, jurist. out a bearing of Ida car at Dor
ria when on n gulch trip from
1:ver01 CroklIY 111T0-4:Xerett. Los A liheingt to Huh hunt. 011 his
CrombY. broiling. or !Sing Croiihy illopoVer linrit with tog
of radio anti ni0V10 fame, was a Mayor Willis Mahoney, an old
whilhir in inn Pulls floor ,whool !unto
SALE
, All C. J. Breier Stocks
All New Fall Merchandise
Complete
Placed on Sale
,
AT LOWER PRICES
Men's 12-oz. Red Wrist Canvas
Gloves, reg. 15c 10c
Men's Grey Cotton Work Sox 7c
Men's Dress Sox 7c
Men's All-Wool Cashmere Sox, in
Natural and Oxford Grey,reg. to
50c 39c
Meti's - $2 Dress and Work Pants,
broken lots 81.00
4.: Men's Heavy Double Sole W o rk
Shoes . , - $1.87
Men's All Leather Double Sole
Work Shoes in welts, regular
$3.98 $2.98
We carry a complete line of
Friedman a Shelby Shoes
,
,
For Men
,
7. Men's 8-inch Top Work ShOes $2.49
: Men's Black Dress Oxfords $1.95'
' Men's Forest Green Whip-cord
Pants, leather bound pockets
ipme
$1.89
ooe,
Men's White Dress Shirts,' stay-
firm collars, reg. $1.45 81c
-Dlen's Heavy Bathrobes, .a variety
le! of patterns $1.69, $1.9$
Men's 10 Wool Union Suits, reg.
$1.45 98c
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Don't Pass Sports Coats
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This One
1,;1
Comforters In Khaki, green, All ,u11,1,,IallY,5,11tlell; ,V
and fancy pat terns. Bound II" '!"1'!"" "I'!' '4r" 81
edges. Sold regularly for
111-1195. Votir choke , $777
4.91 $298
Ladies' Slips, rayon and satin, ad-
m ,
justable straps, sizes 34 to 44 59c
aw
. Ladies' New Fall Hats. Brims, off
1We the face and turbins with veils.
OP
Values to $2.95 98c9 $1.49
,
Silk Dresses 0 $1.95 to $4.88
17,- (Sizes 12 to 52).'
Fur-trimmed Dress Coats. A 'real
value ' 89.85'
Satin Blouses. all new fall pat-
-
terns $1.69
-,
-- Ladies' Bath Robes $1.95 to $7.85
81x99 Sheets, medium weight....49c
Piquot Sheets, Nationally Known,
81x99 $1.29
---- Fox-Craft Sheets, free from starch
and filling. A good quality sheet,
81x99 , 98c
, ....row Cases to match , 25c
WO
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