Mnrch 10, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PARE FIVli
CITY BRIEFS
I'lniia Coiiiili'lo Plana are now
ciiiiililnto for Novnlly nlilil to b
njiiyml by monition of Hwniiwi
(luir mill Country dull Mill llwlr
I ii vl t ml KiimU Hiitiirtluy, March
13, IK Hid cliibhoiiae. (iaini-a,
iIiiiii'Iiik mill a inhliilKlil liini'li ll
liu fimtiii'im of I he owning mill
mi i'i'i'llvnl orclii'atra haa buoii
olitnliitMl. Frank llolinns, Jr., la
.In olinr" uf nrrniiKumnnla, aaalsl
l by h coiiiiiiltloa I nc 1 mil n K
Jlnrry 1'iuiiiIiik, K. A. Moore, T. M.
.Miiilfiiril mill Itiilmrl A, Thump
ami, Assisting moinlwra irt
Kriink Wfnvitr, Curt Hlrong, Dr.
itul Sharp, Dr. K, Cecil Artmna,
K. II. IkI, Hoy Hull, Harlan lloa
wiill Ii, (,'. 0, Kollnjr, Marshall K.
Cormll and Lloyd Wray.
I'ullmy Display As Intoroallng
a collmitlnn aa haa aver boon gaili
ai'Od In Klamath Kalla will b
aliown ai I ho ninrtlnc Monday
arii'rnoon al 2 o'cliirlc In lh largo
audllorliini of Ihn public library
hn Mra. Claml Havla will pro
'a'iil a program on Moclrtrn Pol
icy fur ntninhnra of I ho Klamath
Kails Woman'a Library club. Mra.
Iiavla la anxious In ohlaln varl
oua l)'pi- of pollary, bin It old
and now. and anyono having
ploi-i-a whlrh ihiy would ponnll
lo ho usntl In tho dlaplay, la asked
to conlnct Mra. Iiavla. A mualral
progrnin la being arranged by
Mra. Don J. Znniwalt for Iho
afternoon.
leaving nn Trip Mr. and Mra.
L. It. Kylo and aon, l.olloy, loft
Thursday by motor for Portland
and llonniivllln ilam lo apend
..nviTnl daya. Kylo. who I" chlnf
loclrli'lnii fur Iho l.nng Hoi I Lum
ber cnnipany, waa granted pa
'bv Iho fi'dciiil government through
tho courteay of Iho General Kloc
trio company, to visit Iho oloclrl
col department which conlrola lha
dam and ronaldorort nno of Iho
nmiii liiirk-ale ovor Installed. Tho
Kylea will return early noil wook
after driving from Portland to tho
onasl and aoulh on tho Itnos.vetl
highway to Marshfleld. then to
Rnseburg and Klamath Falla.
1-.,.,.. hlr. Mlniier Tho Camp
Klro ttingcra' club will mwl Krl
day Immediately attor ochool In
HI. Paul a Kplcopal church par
iah h oil ao. It waa announced
Thuradav by Mra. I,ulao lloorleln.
Camp Fire oiocutlvo. All glrla
who will represent tho two
group, and thoro will ho at let
two from each of tho 10 groupa,
ore ankori lo ho there promptly.
Thla la Iho riral mooting of the
group, and inuslr will bo proc
ured for Iho Mothera-Doughter
tea.
Dinner Dalo Oinnged T h o
Dada and Uaughlara dlniior, when
Klnmolh (llrl Scouts will outer
lain Ibolr fnlhora, will bo hold
Tuesday veiling. March 22, at
Iho Legion hall at o'clock. The
ffalr, which la hold annually In
obaervance of the acoula' annl
roraary week, waa originally
achediilod for Friday. March l,
but Iho date waa changed when
H conflicted wlih the city achooli'
pageant.
Iteturna Here Mra. Gordon
gnilth of Lakovlow, returned
Monday from Port Towniond,
Wonh., whore ahe waa called aev
eral woeka ago by the lllneaa of
.her mother. Mra. .Mary I. Sinclair.
Mra. Smith reported her mother
very much Improved. Smith mot
hla wife, and they returned Tuoa
dny to Lakovlew. whore he la
hnail of (iordon Smith Molora
company.
Training Cmirao Of Intoreat
to momhora of the niuo nlrd
leadera group of Camp Fire la
' tho training coitrae In atory toll
ing lo young glrla which will be
given Monday morning In tho
Camp Klro houao hy Mra. E. P.
Llvlngalon. Sho will conduct a
ono-hour claaa and thla la one
of tho principal polnta In the
now niuo nlrd program.
Improving Mnrtln Rwmiann,
active In affnlra of tho Klamath
Cooperative Concort aaaoclatlon,
hiiB recovered from a aovoro cold
whl.-h conflnnd him to hla home,
2045 Kitrlo at root.
PiilMinro Vlalt Hero Chnr
lotle Wing of Portland, grand
guardian of Daughter, of Job for
Oregon, will be nimble to pay her
official vlalt to the local botlinl
Friday ovnnlng no una previously
miniiiincod, nccorilliig to a wlru ro
colvoil by May K. I'hlniiny, gunr
dlan of the Kliiniiilh bolhol. It la
oipncted that Mrs Wing will vlalt
here later In tho amtaon.
Hlslom to Meet The Pythian
Slntera club will moot at the home
of Mra. Nina neck, 320 Lewie
at reel, Mnrch It, at 8 P. hi,
Vlalllng alators are cordially In
vited. ID" Hlnlia 3.nn at yard. PEY
TON CO. Phono BIW.
PILES
Quick Pnalllvr
Permanent
RKLIICP
Advanced non.aurRlcnl moth,
nil a,
NO HOSPITALIZATION No
loaa of time from work.
Jinny satisfied p l 1 1 e n t ( In
Klnnmlli and aiirroiinillng
country have born Riven per
manent relief. Writ for
hook Irl.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chiropractic Phyelclan
7111 Mnln Phone 4114 W
RECTAL DISEASES
Mild electric trcatmcnta,
replacing o I d nicthoda.
Non-conllnlng, non-surgl-cnl
anil aafcr. RHSULI8
tnct nit It flrat treat'
inont. Write for I'HKG
booklet.
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Hpoclnllst
Cnaiol Drna, Chiropractic
Cllnlo
B28 No. 7th Phone 420
I'or Vlalt Mra. (loorgo Wlrta,
iiccompitiiliiil by Ii or iliiiightar,
Mra, Clyilo ilntchnlder, urn luavlng
Thuradny for Hod wood City,
Calif., to vlalt with Mra. Wlrla'
daughter, Mra. Tom Normnn
(Union Wlrlr.). Thny nlao plan
to vlalt In Knn Fninvlaco with
frlenda before returning north.
To Funeral Mra. O. J. John
aon left Thuradny morning by
motor for Ml. Vernon, Waah.,
whore alio will attend funeral aor
vlcea to ho held Saturday for
liana rirodland. formnr Klauuith
Falla roaldent, who died Tuesday
night at the C.iuiornl hoapltnl In
ML Vernon.
Circle lo Moot Women of the
lininnmiol Hnptlat Mlaalon circle
wore to have t hoi r rngular pro
gram ineollng In tho baaomnnt of
Iho church Thuradny night at
7:30 o'clock. A White Croat play
waa to ho presented, and nil mem
bora and frlenda of Iho church Invited.
fjlnuca Found A pair of all
vor ur white gold-rliiimod apoc
ttules, Ihoughl to havu boon found
on Mnln alrret, wore turned over
lo city pollen It waa learned
Thuraday, mid tho owner of the
glasses limy have thorn by calling
nt Iho police aintlon. The glaaaea
were In a blnck leather caao.
ItHiii-iiluiC Horn Among the
atiidi-nla from Oregon Stnto col
lege who will return Tueadny
inornlng for aprlng vacation la
Jeiiniietlo Jonea, a sophomore at
CorvulllH, daughter of Mra. Nancy
Jouiia. Mian Jones la taking n
special courso In child care anil
training,
Degree of Honor Tho Degree
of Honor Juveniles will meet Hut
unlay. March 12, at 11 a. m., In
the K. C. hall. All momhora ere
urged to be present aa It will be
Mra. Baton's last meeting and to
bring all outstanding "(iuldo
Hooka."
Accident Iteported W. 0. Wll
aon, Hniiln 1, Ho 191, filed a
ropnrt with city police Wcilnos
dny concerning Iho accident at 2
o'clock, March 0, In which lllniin
Mtirdoi-k. 77. well known Kcno
, district I'uncher. waa aerlously in-
jureii. lie auitoren a Iirnken rtn,
cula and brulsea iihout tho head.
Itcluru Here Dr. and Mra.
(loorgo A. Maasoy returned Thura
day morning from Portland whoro
Ihey liovo been since tho flrat of
tho week. While north Dr. Mna
ey attended a meeting of tho
Oregon Medical Alumni niotocln-(lon.
Heneflt Party Members of Iho
homo economics club of tho Alln
mont grange are completing plana
for the benefit card party to be
hold In Suminera school gym
nasium at S.-Ui o'clock Saturday
night. The public la Invited. Pin
ochle lll be played.
finiup In Meet The Junior
Huslness and Professional Wo
mon'o club will meet Friday nlghl
at 7:3" o'clock at the Klk hotel.
Mary Hell will aorvo aa hostess
for Ihe evening, and all members
are urged to attend.
f ar round The car which
Hubert Sloan Jr., reported otolin
fruin In from of hla house on
Washington street, waa found at
&:lfl p. m. March 8 In front of
1222 Kast alreet, according to
city police.
AlK'iid In liilforin Member
of Iho city pollco force wore In
full unliorm Thursday morning
to nltend the funeral of (irnnvllle
Metsker, Hither of Oils Metskor,
member of the force. Services
were held ut I o a. m.
Iteaiiniea Polllon Gladys Dan
iel of llonnura has resumed her
position In the credit department
of Montgomery Ward and company.
I'rom Merrill Scott McKcn
dree, Merrill rancher, waa a busi
ness visitor In Klamath Falls
Thursday morning.
To Port hind District Attorney
Hardin C. Hlackmer left for
Portland on huslneaa Thursday.
To Vlalt Smith Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Oacarson aro leaving Thurs
day morning for San Francisco
for a ahort viali. They will return
with their granddaughter. Iltancho
Marilyn Vail, who will vlalt with
them.
Drill Team I'rnnlie Drill
team of Prosperity Kcbckah lodgu
will hold a practice Thursday
evening, March 10. at Ihe KJOF
hall, when all members are urged
lo ho present.
Circle lo Meet The llehekall
Social cltlh will meet Frldny at
Ihe IOOF hall from 1 to S p. in.
There will ho nn aprun paltcrn
exchange.
Dance
Saturday Night
LEGION HALL
Muaic By
OREGON
HILL BILLIES
Gents 40c
Ladies 25c
dlonyihejhlkof
Thrilling new styles (torn the
fosliion morls of the world . . .
Irresistible lo wc. who lovd
beautiful shoes.
'Act,.- 1 j
L . L 1
A
V?
S Pvnuliiinlu loilnrnd lo fil vou aracofully
?.Yl) i r .Lt. A:J- A
1 -ir ana comtonaoiy. vviuu rungn i '.
and wldlhs.
$3.95 to $6.85
BUSTER BROWN
SHOE STORE
-J 7
IVIVL J f
Presents J
a
Complete
and
Authentic
Array
of New
The individuality and exclusive styling of
our new and glamorous
COAT MODES
will vin your admiration!
m
1 ' " J I I I I'l I I I
'Vjf- '-
It's a Coat Spring and these coats lead
fashion. Chosen for,their individuality and
fashion importance our array of smartly
selected stocks will thrill you.
THE STYLES
NEW COLLARLESS COATS
NEW SLIM BOX COATS
NEW CASUAL COATS
FURRED DRESSY COATS
NEW ZIPPER REDINSOTES
$11.98 to $35.00
Pitted and Collarless Coats
Moulded Collarless. Slim or Swingbaclc Swaggers. E
pertly tailored with new square shoulders, new braid
trims. Spongy woolens and twills all the newest shades.
CASUAL AND SPORT
COATS
Unbeatable chic in these new creations!
Tuxedo, collarless and notched rever styles
with newest stitching and pocket details.
Grosgrain trimmed styles too! Shetlands
and spongy' woolens. Sizes 12 to 20.
$11.98 to $18.50
gams W', "-x-r'
mm
. . . newest member
of the navy familyl
Young, becoming, in
every hat silhouette
for Spring . . . gala
with flower or ribbon
trimsl
$5
t 'A
(fH
will tale you smartly '
wherever you're head
ing this Spring! A rich
shade that goes with
everything ... in hats
for every occasionl
mm to
Divinely young! A riotous array of patterned and duo detailed
SPRING FROCKS
Utterly now smartly exclusive drosses that were secured for their super
styling. Dresses that capitalize on moulded bosoms, high waists, fan pleated,
swirl or slim skirls! Drosses with verve and graco to make you excitingly
pretty! Expensive stylo details in shirrings. tucks, pleats, lingerie and flower
trims! New square, low or V-necks, tiny flower prints, panel prints, spaced
prints. Pastel sheers and dark lively colors! A riot of colors and pat.
terns. See us for greater variety and more exclusive styling. All sizes to 48.
$4.98 to $8.95
Chet jQr A-
I
l )
oueerouHLfr
BRIMS VDUrf
Adclphl
GabarpINKS. Kids and Baly Calfskin in
a variety of colon and tylrs especially
crcalrd for young women who know their
faltion and wish to keep steps ahead.
SYnchrttmattc lasts , . .your OMiiranre
of true Jit.
$6.75 lo$8.75
U g Luxe Grade ' 9 V up
Step into Moe's and see the enchant
ingly new and Parisian Styled
DRESSES
There are so many ways to Judge these
new and super styled frocks at Moe's
there is such distinct and Individual
charm built into each garment that
you will be glad that you Inspected
them. Here is just a hint of the new
Spring styles that will greet you in our
better frocks.
NEW COARSE HEMPLIKE
WEAVES
IRIDESCENT RAYONS WITH A
SOFT LIKE GLOW.
DULL CREPES THAT GIVE PAT
TERNS AN OUTSTANDING
CHARM
. CIRCULAR CUT SKIRTS WITH
GENEROUS PLEATS
and every style trend in Jacket frocks
boleros shirtwaist dressmaker and
strictly tailored styles. Sizes to 44.
$12.75 to $25.00
There's a bright now fashion trend in
these gay new
VWA
rrK
hill
If . t 1
I 4 f 'y " '
br i) x !
f i X
MOE'S J
SUITS FOR SPRING ;
New radiating lines brought out In masterful design of neckline, shoulder
and figure contour. Sculptured man-tailored with nipped waists, boxy top
coat suits, trim fitted swaggers! Worsteds, chalk stripes, shetlands and
many novelty fabrics to select from ' ,
12 0 40 Price $ 16.95 to $49.00
Also t good
selection of
mannish
tailored suits.
rnfM',c-