February 10, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVBi
CITY BRIEFS
Ileum HI inly (iruiii The Deino
crallo Women's aiuily xroup will
holil It m monthly 1 1 11 k f'rlctuy
ovenlnit, February 11, at 8 o'clock
In Ilia county court room when a
apoolul talk will bo presented by
l.ynn Monro, a iiKiiiilinr of lha of
flcnri reserve culpa, who he
chosuo mi t to n u I dnfuiiso ul lilt
auhject. Mm. UuorKo llurKr, a
muiiihcr of tho presidents hlrlh
luy liu 1 1 commilleo, will toll of
some of thir results accomplished
hy f n n il a mlaed hero for flKhtlng
Infiiiillln pimilyals. I.lturuturo
liiliful to luninhcrs of thn study
liroiip liun boon received from
WunhliiKton anil will h dlslrlh
uttiil ai thit innnlliiK. Anyon In-
Inreatcd In Kovorniniuit sffalra la
liivltnil to alliinil mid Join In the
Konnriil discussion it t the close of
tint itimtlliiK. uecordliiK to the prof
Idenl, Kiithnrluu Nelson,
Jmlultiu Htnrtfi JuiIkIiik of the
ensnys no "Promotion of Amer
Itftu Ideuls" entered hy Klamnth
county IiIkIi schunl mill Junior IiIkIi
school students In loo contest
sponsored hy tint local punt of the
American l.citlnn, win started at
a niiiutlnii of Ilia contest commll-
tuo hold Wodnusdny evening. The
own prise winners will be an
nounced within a abort time.
Those on the Judging comutlltee
are Bum 1. Miller, chairman, Mr.
Wllllnut Owsley, Mm. Kathnrlne
Nelson, Mm. Ilul Onle. Jim Fowl
er and Dr. L'nlviu Hunt.
Women Take Over Klwsnls
Wlvin of moinhom of the Klwanln
club took churKO of affnlra In
surprise visit to the club meotlnK
at the Milliard Thursday noon.
Mra. Rert IkI, wife of the presi
dent, prnaldod, and Mra, Dob
Thompaon waa chairman of the
day. An entertainment feature
waa a anolbaayer Hunt by Mra.
I.. O. Arena, aaalated by Mra.
lloyal Hhaw. Mra. Tod Medford
told thn after-dlnnor atorlea, and
Mra, Malcolm Kpley collected the
fluea, Mra. Prank Holmea and
Mm. Lawrence Slater conducted
the Camp Klre benefit. Several
songs wore preaented by a chorua
conducted by I-lllle Darby.
Visit Hera Jaaon K. fltono,
Jr., flnld aupurvlaor and asalal
unt to the vice proaldent and
auporlnlondont of aitonclos of the
Htate Mutual Life Inaurance
company of Worcester, Maaa.,
will be In Klamath Falla thla
wntikend visiting with the flrm'a
ruproaonlatlve, It. U. "Hod" Hi
lar, Htono Incltidna Klumath Fa I In
on hla regular trips between He
attle, Portland and Ban Fran-claco.
Illrllnlny I'nrly Tim Ladles'
Mlaalon clrclo of Iiniuiinuol Hup
lint church la plitnnliiK a hlrlh
dity party celebrittlng the 00th
niinlvnmiiry of llio Women's llP
tlat lloinn Mission society. Tlie
women will present a abort piny
oiitltlod, "W bat Your Ornnd
mollnir Did," at the church Frl
dity nlKht, February 11, at 7:30
o'clock. Tho oldor women of
the church wjll be nonor guests.
Tho public la Invited.
Interesting Dlaplny A dlaplay
which l caualni; much comment
la that arranged by George nu
lla at the Orogon Equipment
company on Sixth street and In
clude many interesting and an
tique curloa from Alaaka. The
dlaplay Is owned by Wills' father,
W, A. Hlllla, who baa come to
Klamath Falls to make his home
wltb his sons since the death of
Mrs. mills a month ago.
Mra, Carter III Friends of
Mrs. J. Hardin Carter will regret I
to learn that she Is confined to
her home on Paclfle Terrace
suffering from an Injury to her
back. Mra. Carter and her
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Martin,
recently returned from San
Francisco where Mrs. Carter sub
mitted to medical treatment.
At Hotel Hall 0, B. Phillips'
of Burllngame Is In Klamath
Falls for several days on bust
nesa, a gueat at Hotel Hall,
Icy Pavement I.ealur Grove
of Kugenv, driver of a puaseiiKr
I and J. II. Griffith, Klauiulb
Fulls, were Involved lit an acci
dent at Ninth itinl Kliiinnili ave
nue. A parked nur, lieloiiKlUK
In I lunula M. Donnelly, 'i 'tti
Itiiililiffe, wna ulsu allKhtly dnui
sued. According to the report
tiled with city police. Grove at
tempted to atep on the air brake
peddle w h n hla foot allppod
after Hi" wheel hint spun from
his hiind, ley condition of the
pavement wtls the riiuso given
lor I lie uei'ldeiil.
Valentine Hm lnl The annual
Vuleittluu aoclul of the First llap
tlnt cliureli will he held nt tho
church Friday evening at 8 o'clock
uuder tho sponsorship of the Wo
titen'a Mlnalonnry society and will
bo dedicated to the church's new
uiemhora. A program of enter
tainment and fellowship la plan
ned. Meinbera who have Joined
since September 1 will receive a
particular welcome,, and thn
church covenant will be renowed.
from Portland Luke Walkor,
well known Klamath Falla resi
dent who has made hla home In
Portland tho paet few yours, Is
on business In thla city for sev
eral days, arriving Tbumdny
from tho north. Walker la visit
ing hla mother, Mra. Addle Walk
er, at their home, Fifth and Pino
streets. . '
Accident Tolil B. V. Snyder,
204 2 Melrose street, who gavu
hla occupation an a railroad con
ductor, and Glenn Ferguson,
resident of (Jhllaijuln, reported
an accident to city pollco which
Involved their machines at the
corner of Oak nnd Market stroota
Wednesday. They report bent
fenders.
Una Influenza K. L. Green,
who came to Klamath Falla on
business for tho Pacific Finance
omnpnny from offlcea In Port
laud, Is Buffering from an attack
of Intluetiin at the 101k hotel.
William Hell, who camo hero
with Green, returned north on
Wednesday,
AiiUllnry Pany The Kuglea
auxiliary will hold a aorlea of
card p a r 1 1 s a aturtlng Frldny,
February 11, thereby cancelling
thn regular Friday meeting.
Pliinchlo will bo played starting
nt H o'clock. Tho public Is In
vited and awards will bo mado.
Trip North Mr. and Mm. W.
J. Terry of Ban Mateo are pay
ing a b r I e f business vlnlt to
Klniunlh Fulls, They mndfl tho
lii north through Duusmulr nnd
were among tho motorists ad
mitted by ono-way traffic to the
northern section of tho highway
not damaged by slides.
lUrk From Honolulu Kather
Ine Withers of Kallierlne'a lieuuty
aulon, tins roturned from a
mouth's vacation trip to the Ha
waiian Islands. She noted a sharp
difference between the balmy cli
mate of Honolulu and the snowy
weather here.
Una Operation Here Jennlo
Arnold, who formerly lived In
Klamath Falla but now makes her
home at Dunainulr, Calif., Is a
indent at tho Klamath Valley
hospital, where alio Is recovering j
irom a major operation wiucn i
she underwent the fore part of
this week.
Improving Mrs. W. A. Joplln
Is Improving at Klamath Valley
hospital,. where aha la.recoverlng
from a major operation per
formed a month ago. Mra. J op-:
lln will bo able to return .to hor
home on North Second street
within a week or 10 days, ac
cording to members of the family-
1'Ynder Hen! V. C. Itoxfor
of Klnmath Falls filed a report
with city pollco aa tho result of
an accident In which his car was
Involved February t between
Sixth and Seventh streets. The
name of the second driver was
not learned.
Moosa Meeting Boy Scouts of
Klamnth Falls will give a demon
stration of their work at a moot
ing of the Moose lodgo Friday
night, February 11.-' All mem
bers nro urged to atlond and en
Joy thla Interesting program.
Vicious Dogs L. Clnrko,
2211 Illohn street, reported to
city pollco thnt there worn two
virions dogs In his neighbor
hood. Names of the owners are
not known. According lo Clarko,
his wife la tumble to hnng out
clothes duo to tho nature of the
doga.
From Camp Mr. and Mra.
Charles II. Johnston of tho Peli
can Hay ciimp enma to Klamath
Falls Wednesday night to spend
thn remnlndnr of tho weok. They
reported plenty of snow nt camp.
While In Klnmath Falls they nre
guests nt the KIk hotel.
Heport Accident Loo Smith,
Itouto 1, Mnx 72B, and Juntos P.
Cossman, ill Lowoll strcot, wero
drivers of cars Involved In a col
Union nt Vine and Martin streets
February !. Thnrn wero no In
Juries. However, both cars ro
cclvod damaged fenders.
Valentino Party Tho Degroo
of Honor Juveniles will moot Snt
urdoy, February 12, nt 11 o'clock
In tho K. C. hull. Thoro will bo
a tVnlnntlna oxchnngo nnd ro
froshineiila. Members nro naked
to bring Vnlnntlnos.
lOnterlliln Husbands Tho wo
men of the Itoynl Neighbors of
America are entertaining their
nnsunnds nt a 8:30 bnneunt Ft!
dny avonlng, February 11, In the
iyuF hall.
Inlllnllott nt Moora Park The
Klnmath union high school Ski
club hold n skiing pnrty nt Moora
park saturdny, February B, which
sorvod an an Inlllntlon for new
mnnihors.
PILES
Quick Positive
Permanent
Itlil.lKI.'
Advanced non-surglcnl meth
ods. NO HOSPITALIZATION No
loss of tlmo from work.
Mnny satisfied p n 1 1 o n t s In
Klniuntli and surrounding
country hnvo been Riven per
manent relief, V r 1 1 o lor
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chlroprnctlo Physician
int Mnln Phone 404 W
Prom Adel Mrs. Denla Lnne
stopped in Klamath Falls over
night Wednesday en route home
from the south. Mrs. l.nnn makes
her home In the cattle country
east of Laknvlow. She waa a
gueat at Hotel Hnll while In the
city.
. nnyrr Here. L. O. Knollln of
Fun Francisco Is a business vis
itor ' in Klamath Falla, a guest
at tho Willnrd botel. Knollln is
buyor for Swift and company.
' On IttiNlness John H. Hoppes
of .Portland Is paying a brief
business visit to Klnmath Falls,
stopping nt tho Elk hotol. .
Vnsns to Meet Vasa Orogon
Stnr lodgo will meet Saturday at
8 P. m. In tho IOOF hall. All
members-am urged lo attend..
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Williams of Klnmath Falls wore
guests or Hotel Hall Thursday,
Dr. George Goehring
Dr. David H. Goehring
DENTISTS
307 Medical-Dental' Building
Ph. m
OPEN EVENINGS
RECTAL DISEASES
Mild electric treatments,
replacing old methods.
Nonconfining, non-surgical
and safer. BKSULT8
start with, first treat,
mont. Write for FRHB
booklet.
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Specialist
Cassol Bros. Chlroprnctlo
' Clinic
22S No. 7th Phono 420
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We're not very good at writing ads. We don't know all the
big scary adjectives. And we don't know how to make a lot of
unnecessary noise. BUT we do know how to tell the truth,
talk plain English, and when we have a sale it's a GENUINE
SALE and not a lot of ballyhoo!
1
75 HEW SUITS TAKEIi FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
Men, here's the sale you've been waiting for! These suits
were taken from our regular stock, and are brand new styles,
regular Kirkpatrick and Reeder quality. They're an odd group
reduced to these low prices to insure immediate sale. We urge
you to see them today, as quantity is limited to 75 suits.
Regular $3450 Suits
Cut to
Many Suits With 2 Pairs of Pants $19
Entire Stock Cut Below Cost
Reg. $20 Coats
Cut to Half Price
Values to $24.50
Now
'14
Values to $34-50
Cut to
19
This is our final clean-up of Overcoats. About 50 to
select from. Every coat is worth about double the
sale price. Come early! Take your pick!
CLOTHIERS FOR MEN - - Corner 5th and Main