STanuary 5, 1938
PAGE FIVB
CITY BRIEFS
Missionary Hoi Id y The Wo
men's Foreign Mlssloimry cloly
ot (hu Mniliuillst I'liiin-h will meet
ill I ho church purlors Thursday
al II i. in. Hostesses will Im Mra.
Luwioiu'o Phelps nnil Mm. Hilton
cutler, llnnst itmknr will lis Mm.
Paul KilwiwiU ul rurllunil, who la
vlDltlim " lln houiii ' r. nnil
Mil Hush Cuirln. Ilia year's
almly la on I ho siihlerl of I ho Moult-in
nations, anil Tliumiliiy'a dis
cussion will Uihu up llio romakliK
ot Turkey unil Incluilii ilm nn
lluu'a lorelitn mini loin anil llio
litliia of Ha woiimn. All member
nil friend nra corillully Invited
to pin I li Ilium.
I,envfl fur Yaliliiin Mra. Carl
ll.tt'Ultiu ml nnH -nt, l.ituM.jitifM
left Wi'ilnoniliiy morninit by motor
for Yakima, Wash., where fliinl
rites nnil Interment will bn hold
fur Curl llnimiiiiiiii, who nnnsril
way Monday mornliiK. Tliry worn
annul pan loil iiorlli hy Mra. Km
voni oi nan rrunriarn wno n
vlvoil horn Tuniiriiiv nvunlllK afli
roroivliiK word of hor fnlher's
tlouih. IIoikiuiiuu hail nindo muny
til In tliirlnK his olKhl yours of
rnaliloni:ii here. For Ihe paal sev
eral year ho liud been employed
a Janitor of tlm Fromonl sihool
,MI olcaou Hpcuka Krlonds
of Mildred uloanii. formerly of
Klaiiinih Fulls, whoro aho served
a rnuiiiy llbrnrhin, will lio In
terested to lenrn that alin la on
jnyliiK hor now pualtttiil na city
librarian of Hiilein. .Mlna Olunou
vlaita hero frequently with lior
brother-in-law, Wllllniii tinnoni!.
Hlio wua to liuvo hoon tho inuln
speaker at tho iiiooiiiik of tho
Wniiilliurn Woman's club holil
Wednesday of Hi la wook III Wood
burn, noar Salem.
Hons of lulon Sons of llio Le
gion. American l.fKlon Junior
auxiliary, will inert Thurailny al
7:30 p. in. In the l.citlon hall.
Duos will bo puhl at Hint lime, ac
cording to Captain Jorry O Cut
la shall ot tho Hon. and each mem
ber la requoMod to bring hla drum
or buglo to the mooting ao that
tli n rondltton of tho Inntriinienta
may bn checked. A abort hualneaa
araalon and drum and bugla prac
tiro will bo held.
Mm. Itamli.y Ill Mra. F.llra
beth Hamaby. formerly of thla
elly. haa been seriously III at the
hojne of hor brother and alater-ln-law.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Martin,
In Piedmont, Calif. After a short
vlnlt with relatlvca bore, Mra.
Itnuiaby had gone to Piedmont for
tho holidays and became 111 upon
ber arrival there. Hhe waa con
fined to the hospital for aoveral
daya but haa now been moved to
tha Martin home.
I'lshom Visit Ranger and
Mra. Don C. Fisher were visitors
: In tha city Tuesday from their
home at lb Lava node monu
ment headquarters. Fisher stal
ed that his pnrl of the country
haa beon living up lo the Califor
nia tradition, as ll haa been warm
er there than ll haa been hero,
villi the temperatures ranging
all the way from 26 to .0 do
grcos. Sacraninito Vlaltor Mra. L. I).
Funning (Dorothy Williams) la
visiting In Ihe city with her moth
er, Mra. Mary 11, Townaend of
Alameda atreet, and with other
relatives and frlenda. Mr. and
airs. Itunnlng make their hnmo In
Sacramento, .Mrs. Running Is
veil known here, where she resid
ed for many yeara and attended
achool.
Hit and Miss l.unrh Tha Hit
end Mlaa homemnklng club of tho
Women of Iho Moose will meet
for a 1 p. m. potlurk luncheon
Friday, January 7, at the K. C.
ball. Martha Raker and Mildred
Wllkeraon will sorve as ro-hos-tosses.
All women of the Moose
are cordially Invited to attend.
Vlaltor III Mrs. Winifred Mc
Lucas nt Hood River, who haa
beon a holiday visitor nt the
. home of hor son nnd daughter-Ill-law,
Mr. and, Mra. D. I.. Mc
Lucas, on Jefferson street, haa
been Quito III for Ihe pnat week.
She la silently Improved although
confined lo her bod.
.llar Hoclely St. Mary'a Altar
society was to hold lis regular
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
In tho piirlsh linll. A social hour
was lo follow the meeting. Mrs.
Bryant nnd Mra. Coffey were to
be hostesses. All women member
of tho church woro Invited.
Lenvca for North Mrs. Willis
Mahuuey waa to hnvo loft by
train Wodnesdny ovenliig for
Portland, where she will pend
several dnys with hor hlisbnnd,
Willis 15. Miihoney, who is on a
RPeuklng tour In the north.
Return Homo Mr. and Mrs.
R. F, Clevelnnd nnd baby son of
North Fifth street, returned
Tuesday morning from California
points where they spent the holi
days with their parents,
Knilglller's of Job A regular
mooting of Dnughlor'a of Job will
bn held Thursday evening at S
o'clock In the Mnannle linll with
the recontly Installed officers pre
siding. FILES
(Jillrk I'oslllvc
Permanent
ItlOl.IIOF
Ailvnnced
oils.
iiin-siiru;ltnl motli
NO IIOHI'ITALIZATION No
hiss of time from work.
Mnny sntlarieil pntlent In
Klanintli anil (urrniimllng
country have been given per
manent rollef, Write for
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chiropractic I'hyslrlnn
7111 Mnln I'hone 4I)4V
Returning Homo Mra. Chnr
Inlla Martin of Klamulh Kails
and liar brotlior, Hon Fan of
Morrill, nre expected (o nil ll 1 11
(o Iholr hu mra Friday IoIIowIiik
a holiday vlalt at tha hnmo of
iholr parents, Mr. and Mra. .luck
Fails ii flnuldor City, Colo. They
plan In apond a day visiting In
l.oa Angeles and anothor day In
Hun Frnnelsco on lliolr way homo.
Mra, Miirlln ia tho mm hor of
Mra. llanlln Cartor of Klnmatli
Fulls.
Iliad Honor lloll Mra. Mur
liirot Woallln of Klunialh Fulls
Itrudod tho full quarter liouor
roll at Hniithorn OroKou Normal
school with an A itrudii received
In all courses. Htuilonla with
an avnritaa of II or above lu
rluilicl Wlnlfroil I in in i' 1 1 . Hubert
Napier and I'hyllla Potter of
Klunmlh Full.
tiuonia In Klnmnth Mr. and
Mra. Mutt (irons or Itoitiuond, ar-i-oinpiinlod
by iholr young grand
aon of rurtlnud, have boon Iho
Kuotia of Ihe J. W. t'arent fam
ily of Falracrc thin paal work.
Mra. Gross and Mrs. i'arcnt are
alntola.
Kpokune Vlaltor Mra. Mar
gnioi Hklmmor of hpoknno la
vlnltlng at tho boinn of Mr. und
Mra. Carl Adnmn In Kalraoroa.
Mra. Kklmmor la a alator of Mra.
Aduitia and will be boru for Iho
roniiiiuder of the week.
Krhokulia IllHtitll . rruaporlty
llohoknh IiiiIku No. lot will hold
lla ri'Rtilar bualnona aoaalnu nnd
Inalalliitlon of nfflcera Thma
dny. January 0, al 7:. 10 p. in.
In the IOOK hall. A banquet
will follow Ihe montliiK.
Van to .Moot A mooting of
the Vaaa, Oregon Btar lodgo will
bo held at Iho IOOK hall Kal
urday. Card party nnd danro
will bo held after the mooting.
l-'liinnrn Committee Meet,
Tim finance committee of the
Klnmnth county chamber of com
merce will meet at 10 a. m.
Thursday.
Arm In Sling Dcpuly District
Attorney I,. Orlh Slscmorn la
wearing his arm In a allng. the
result of a strained shoulder re
ceived while skiing.
Hark From Portland nr. Sarnh
Kthel Ktnllh rctu.nctt lo her homo
bore Wednesday from Portland,
(here alio spent Iho holiday.
Fort Rm-k Mall or Benjamin
Lowe of Kort Rock waa a recent
vlaltor In Klnmnth Kalla.
KLAMATH COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
AbatrarU Title Insurance
Escrows
ELflKKT & VKATCII
III Ho. Fourth HI. I'hone IM
January
The Month of Bargain Hunters!
MARGOT'S finds it good policy to cloar broken lize ranges,
odd lots, and odds end ends.
The reel winter has just bogun, yet we must clear away
WINTER COATS, SUITS end other merchandise.
You will find It good business to shop then, for the VALUES
ARE OUTSTANDING, the SAVINGS REALLY EXCEPTIONAL
These special values ere offorod as long as quantities lest so
Shop Early!
4
ao.
COATS
FUR-TRIMMED
Those marvolous valuoi
start at
$12.75 t0 $39.75
SPORT COATS
SWAGGER SUITS
At give-away pricos as
low as
$5.00 t0 $16J5
SWEATERS
One group of swoalor
coats and blouses and
twin sets, at one price.
Values to $4.95
As Is,
Now ..
,$1.00
EVERY HAT IN
ARGOT
MAIN AT EIGHTH
I'rnm Alaska nod Darnell
of Juncuu, Alnaka, who la a
former Klamulh Kalla resident,
arrived hare Wednesday inornliig
from the north en route to Waah-
ington, Ll. c wno lo na win at
tend a three montha training
arhool hold there annually for
Ihn bonoflt of cleunliiK oslubllsh
mont ownnra. Darnell now owna
u dry oluuuliig liouao In Junouu.
Ilia wlfo, the former llormla Illl
bo, waa a vlaltor here the pnat
month. Darnell will loave for
tho eaat In order to attend the
opening day of Iho school, Janu
ary 10. Jin will return by
way of Detroit, whom he pinna
to buy a now car to take north
Willi hllii.
Open Cottngo Mr. nnd Mra.
Hurry llrnmudo of (Inkliiud und
Man Frunr.laco worn Klamulh
Fulla vlaltora Wodneaday from
their homo In llio anulh. Tho
llrnmndoa huvo one of the moat
itttraotlvo uniiuer plnooa at
Odoll lake, and they plan to
apond tho next fuw moiilha ihoro
enjoying tho wlnlor, Mra.
Ilriiiiiatlo roinurkcd Woilnoailny
tbni If they could not drlvn ill-
rorllv In limit I'lililn Mlnv u-nnltl
luivn to hroiik a Irnll to tholr
linino. I bey plan on wlntor
anoria In Iho Odoll and Crearnni
Inkoa vicinity during the noxt
few weeka.
l-'roin TulolAko Mr. and Mra.
I.. K. 'i'lllotaon of Tlllolako were
vlaltora In Klamath Kalla Wid
ntailiiy morning. Their daugh
ter, Hotly, returned Sunday nliiht
I to Ktnuford university, whoro
I alio la a frchhmnn In the achoo!
! of Kngllah. Tlllotnmi la a proin
i Inent potato grower In Ihe Tulo
I lake country and attended u
meeting ot tho jHjluto advertising
rouiuilltoo held ill tho chamber
of coiiiiuerro whllo horo.
Vlaltltiu nt I'ort Mra. William
Cans Ifeiiuutiu. of Mendocino,
Calif., panned through Klamath
J-'alls Wednesday en route to
Fort Klnmnth where she will
spend several diiyt visiting with
hor father.
At Hotel Hall A. M. Don In of
l.likevlow. manager of Ihe Went
Count Telephone company with
offices in tho Lnke county aont,
la among Iho out of town visitor
in Klumnth Fnlla thla week.
Denlo registered at Hotel Hall
Tuondny night.
I.nkovli'tr Vinliurn Mr. ami
Mra. F. I. Jacoha are here for a
brief vlalt from tholr homo In .
I.aknvlnw. They were gucata
Tueadny night at Hotel Hall. I
Dr. George Goehring
Dr. David H. Goehring
DENTISTS
307 Medical-Dental Building
Ph. 489
OPEN EVENINGS
"a
DRESSES
Olio reel of real bar
gains. Plonly of largo
sizes to clear
S3.00
ALL OTHER
DRESSES
in stock, Including now
spring prints.
Values to $19.75 Now
$4.95 f0 $12.75 M
HOUSE COATS
Every remaining house
coat satins, satin-stripes,
taffetas. To cloar, at one
price
S3.95
STOCK $1.00
Ititurn Hoiiih Mr. and Mra.
D. K. Alexander returned Tuea
tluy to tholr home In Napa, Calif.,
after vlaltlng her for aeveral
daya. Alexander la a breeder
and llnportor of Aberdeen-Angua
cattle and owna the famoua
Hock Crook ranch and alao the
Alexander rnnch noar Merrill.
The Aloxiinde.nl apond their aum
niora at Jtock Crock and winter
at Napa. Mra. Alexander, who
la a member of Kulalona chap
tor, DAH, attended the meeting
Monday night of that group.
firoup in Moot Thorn will he a
mooting of the I.lon'a club auxili
ary Monday night, January 10,
according to announcement made
Wcdnoeday by the prealdent, Mra,
Oliver Hplker. Mra. Kenneth 0.
Klnhn la In rhargn of tho meeting
unit tho plnco will be announced
Inter.
Kolurna Ifome Moad Ingram
who Buffered painful burns to his
legs when he fell In a vat of arald-
I ii k water at Ihe Pauley packing
plant on Tueadny afternoon,' waa
able to return to hla homo, 318
South Fourth street, Wednesday.
Ingram was treated at Hillside
hospital.
j:petletl Home Mr. and Mrs.
K. A. McDonell of Auburn street
are exported to return to Klam
ath Falls fiaiurday following a
visit In Minneapolis and other
uildwesl cities. Mra. McDonell
Is visiting with friend. In Port
land for aoveral days, and Mc
Donell is attending a Weyer
haeuser sales corporation confer
ence In l.ongvlew.
Ivveeiiilvo f 'oiinrll The execu
tive council of tho Hunlness and
Profennlonal Woinon'a club will
meet Monday night at 7:30
o'clock at Iho home of Audrey
Hollow-ay, 1123 Creacent avenue.
This will bo Ihe regular January
aesslon. There will bo a buffet
supper served following the meet
lug. .Meeting Cnllcd Francos Berry
will entertain for members of
tho Junior Rusinnaa and Profes
sional Women's club at hor home,
.105 Reclamation street, Friday
night nt 8 o'clock. A social
hour will follow the huslneaa
mooting. Thoro are about 15
member of thla group, affiliated
with Ihe aon lor club.
Be Ready Tomorrow ior the Greatest Sale in Our Existence
Be Ready Tomorrow for the Greatest Money Saving Event in a Lite Time
Be Ready Tomorrow to Buy High Grade Ladies Ready-to-Wear at Great Reductions
THIS IS OUR AU-RE-VOIR-OUR ADIEU OUR FAREWELL GOODBYE FOREVER TO OUR LOCATION AT 820 MAIN STREET
ORDERED TO MOVE OUT BY FEB. 20TH
It Took Us Just 6 Months to Find Out What We Did Not Know
After ipending leveral thousand dollars in remodeling and fixing a new etore but vith unforeseen business setbacks we find our
dream of success in this fine location has become a failure. We do not blame the Tiuying public, we blame only ourselves, so with
that in mind, the Portland office has decided to close this store and take its loss. . STORE FOR RENT FIXTURES FOR SALE.
Sale Starts Thursday Morning, Jan. 6th at 9:30 A. M.
Sale of
ft
Reg. to
$3.95
Sale on Hats
Any Hat In the
House. Your Un
restricted Choice
Values
None
iir 87c
SALE ON HOUSE SLIPPERS
Lad res' Fine
leather soles
Regular $1.95
House
Hw'lal ffronp Meets The so
cial club of Aloha chapter. Order
of the Kastorn Hlar, will meet
la tho Masonic temple rooms at
2 o'clock Friday afternoon at
which time election of officera
will be held. Hostesses at the
affair will be Mrs. O. L. Black,
Mra. C. W.' Hornlbrook, Mrs.
Fred Cofer and Mra. Clarenco
Humble.
Auxiliary Mas l.unrh Mem
bers of the auxiliary of tho
Klamath-Lake Medical society
met for luncheon Wedneaday at
1 o'clock In tho dining room of
tho Klk hotel. Mrs. L. O. Case
was chairman of the affair.
lloturn From Hooth Mr. and
Mrs. Don Thomas and George
Thomas of the Elk hotol re
turned Wednesday morning from
a trip which took them to San
Franclaco, where they enjoyed
the East-West football game on
New Year a day.
To Return Home Mrs. Jennie
Pope, who has been hero during
the holidays as the guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. "Harney" Drunk, plona to
leave Sundoy for her homo In
Portland.
Ill .With Hu Mcrwln Donel
aon, who drives the parcel post
truck for the postofflce, Is III
al, his home suffering from a
severe attack of Influenza, fie
waa reported Improved Wednes
day. To Portland B. E. Haydcn,
superintendent ot the bureau of
reclamation, was called to Port
land on huslne'a Wednesday
morning. He will visit with Mrs.
Hayden and their aon, Bunh. in
Corvallis before returning south.
Drive South Mr .and Mra.
Scth Dixon of Fort Klamath left
Tuesday afternoon by motor for
Sacramento and San Francisco
where they will spend 10 days.
Merrill Residents Mrs. Ches
ter Hasklns and her daughter,
Phyllis Jean, were among the
Merrill shoppers in Klamath
Kails Wednesday.
Henley Club Mcels Tho Home
Economics club of the Henley
grange will meet at the grange
hall Friday afternoon.
"ea
Dresses
Dresses for every oc
casion, for sport, for aft
ernoon and dinner dresses
at great reductions.
Ladies' Fine Silk Crepe
DRESSES
$1.83
NEW FALL AND
WINTER CREPES,
TAFFETAS AND
SHEERS
DRESSES
Luvlce
$2.88
All Our Better
Silk Dresses
Beautifully Tailored and
Styled. Values QO
to $14.75 .0O
Formal Dresses in
Nets, Taffetas and
Satins. Values QQ
to $12.95
SALE
to 93.0H
Reserved
THE
Slippers,
98c
820 Main Street
Sim. Hunter Improves Mrs.
K. Hill Hunter, who aubmltted
lo a major operation In San
Franclaco In December, la rapid
ly Improving and will return to
Klamath Falla within a few
weeks. Mrs. Hunter baa taken
an apartment at 520 Taylor
atreet In San Francisco.
Klamath Visitor W. Al
Frank of Modford and O. O.
Green of Redding, with the
American Railway Express com
pany, are among the out-of-town
hunlness visitors here. Tbey are
guests at Hotel Hall.
Mrs. Hhlel- III Mrs. Jeannle
Shlel, who makes her home with
her daughter, Mra. Bernard Raw
lins, on Donald atreet, Is quite
III at the family residence.
Return From Game Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Cornett have re
turned from Los Angeles and
Pasadena, where they enjoyed
the Rose bowl game on New
Year day.
Board Meeting Members of
the executive board of the Lions'
auxiliary met Wednesday at noon
for luncheon In the Pelican cafe.
Mrs. Oliver W, Splker, president,
presided at the meeting.
Pendleton Visitors Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Wade are visiting In
Klamath Falls for several days
from their home In Pendleton.
While here they are guests at
the Hall hotel.
From Alturas Mr. and Mrs.
II. M. Dorrls, who make their
home In Alturas, are here to
spend several weeka. They are
among the out-of-town guests
registered at Hotel Hall,
Kliriners Meet There waa to
have been a dinner of Shrine
members in the Elk hotel dining
room Wednesday night. This Is
the first of a series of dinners
to be held each month.
WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY?
IS THERE A CURE?
A booklet containing the opinions of
famous doctors on this interesting aub
Jrct will be ami FREE, while they last,
lo any reader writing to the Educational
DlTlilon. 551 Futh Avenue, Mew York,
K. V., Dent j.574
Buy Now and Save
Better Quality House Dresses and A
House Conts. Res;. .1.95. Now.. )X.4
Ladles' Taffeta House Coats, full m Qess
zipper opening. Reg. to f4.05. Now 9 A. 5
Ladies' Heavy Flannel Bath Aft
Holies. Reg. to $2.6P. Now 7
Indies' All Wool Skirts, full
Talon zipper. Reg. to 2.05. Now 9X."ff
Best Form Corselettes, with or
without inner belts,
Reg. to 92.03. Now ....
$1.69
- 17c
- 37C
Best Form Brassieres.
Reg. to 80c. Now
Rayon and Silk Mixed Panties
Reg. to 69c. Now
Tana Satin Slips, lock seams, ad
justable straps. Reg. 91.39. Now.
Lady Rayon Pajamas, one and
two-piece, brocaded and contrast
ing trims. Reg. to $1.39. Now
Tailored Sport Shirts, fine quality
broadcloth In white and colors.
Reg. $1.10. Now .....
Ladies' Vine Bags in patents and
leathers. Reg. 91.39. Now
Ladies' Fine Blouses In crepes
nnd satins. Reg. 91.08. Now
Ladies' Kid Uloves In black, a fa
brown and colors. Reg. 92.20. Now 9X.4 !
Ladles' Fabric nnd Wool Gloves, M .
values to OOr. Now J
ljidles' All Rubber Gnloshes. PVAjt
Keg. 91.10. Now iVC
Rayon Bed Spreads, size 84x108.
Reg. 91.75. Now
Ladies' All Wool Sweaters.
Reg. 9100. Now
Ladles' Outing Flannel Gowns,
Reg. TOe. Now
OF LADIES' FINE
Ladles' Dress and
Ladles' Pumps, Ties and Sport
Oxfords. Values
to 94.05. Now
Our Better Ladles Shoes,
complete close-out,
Reg. to 96.05. Now .....
EMPORIUM
Office of the Oregon state em
ployment service were opened at
Lakevlew to accommodate Lake
county resident It was announced
Wednesday morning by Jack Al
moter, manager of the Klamath
Lake county district.
W. H. Balllle, senior Interview
er and Gilbert Oddle, Itinerary
claim deputy, established offices
Wednesday In the neighboring
county and tbey remain there un
til the work Is completed.
Vine Bucholtz, claim deputy,
will accompany Almeter to Chllo-
quln this week, offices to be open
ed Thursday. The men will not
remain In Chlloquin bnt will be
there each day to register claims.
0. H. Charters, principal claim
deputy and C. M. Paradls, Oregon
state employment supervisor, ar
rived In Klamath Fall Tuesday
from headquarters In Ontario
They will leave Wednesday night
for their homes.
Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Guiley have had as their
holiday guests Mrs. Gtilley's
mother, Mrs. Rachel Kloster of
Buxton, N. D., and Mrs. Gnlley's
sister, Minerva Kloster of Coeur
d'Alerle. Idaho. Miss Kloster
left Saturday for ber home, and
Mra. Kloster plans to remain
until the latter part of the month.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and
beautiful floral offerings during
our recent bereavement.
MRS. VERA SOUTH
AND FAMILY
YOU THIN AND PALE?
Settle, Wah. Mrs. W,
L. Headier, 15 Dravui St.,
aid : "Mr ton, Robert,
nerer carea to eat anything
1 and termed to awfully iluR
(ph and fretful. He was
thin and pale too. After tak
ing Dr. Fierce' Gold
en Medical Diwwery he
gained wcijjht, due I beliee
to the iDiendid appetite he
developed, and he looked and acted like a
different boy altog-ether." Buy it in liquid
or tablcti at any drug store.
Sale oi Coats
Pencil-slim lines, ripple shawl collars, simple
shoulders. Winter
coats with the very
newest lines to flat
ter the smart wo
man's figure.
Ladies' Sport
Coats
Fitted and swagger
back, all wool ma
terials and inter
lined. Values
79C
79C
79C
79C
tc
$12.95
$7.85
Ladies' Sport
Coats
Values to
$18.50 ....
$9.85
$1.29
Ladies' Beautifully
Trimmed
Dress Coats
Newest winter styles
Reg. to
$39.50
$14.85
$1.19
79C
Sport Jackets, all
wool, short mannish
styles, reg. $5.00
$2.95
MA,
"(
49C
SHOES
Co jWCSKr
$1.47 mj)
$5,47 1L
Sport Shoes.
Klamath Falls
Editorials On New
(Continued from Pag One)
all fighting each other for years.
and the result I LOWERED
PRODUCTION, which mean les
for all of u. Isn't It getting
about time to quit fighting and
go to work TOGETHER?
Directors ot the chamber ot
commerce Wednesday noon went
on record tavorlnc grading all
ot the Willamette highway before
surfacing Is done, In order to
rush completion of the highway
grading program.
The directors also favor open
ing the highway now section to
travel Immediately when the
grading Is completed.
Secretary Earl Reynold or T.
B. Watters, chairman ot the
highway committee, will appear
at Portland with representative
of the Kugene chamber of com
merce, to explain the chamber's
tand on the matter. The com
mission had aaked for expressions
from the Eugene and Klamath
chamber on alternative plana for
work on the highway.
Potlurk Lunch The women'
auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church will hold a potluck lunch
In the church Thursday at 1 p.
Helps PREVENT
GOLDS
Specially designed for
tne nose ana upper
throat, where 3 out
of 4 colds start. Use
it at the first sneeze.
VlCKS
Va-tro-nol
VMau-II
Sale on Hosiery
ALLEN A
SILK HOSE
reg. $1.39,
Silk Hose 99
Reg. $1.00 Silk
Hose 635
Reg. 79c Silk
Hose 46
SALE ON HOUSE SLIPPERS
Ladies' Felt House Slippers,
Regular 59c 2 Of
Now .... ; .