Page Eight
Tuesday, May 19. 192.1.
HFlocals $
i
J. li. Driscoll left for Porttjiml Pnrb i. ...... ,.. i.
i last Thursday on business, nnd was Mm. .Mason 'wellingioa of Medford.!
: .uuitaniru vj nn. uriMuii ana
I Mrs. 8. T. Summers as far as Ash-
Jand, returned home Sunday even
jLakevlew to visit with sisler in
' that rily for a lew days.
I
Mrs. A. I.. Harvey. who tame over
from Ashland Saturday lii aitend
, I lie wedding of Francis Wright ami
Miss Opal Harvey Saturday evening,
and returned to her home yesterday.
K. F. MEMBERS
Or WOODCRAFT
1 V t U'rii-lit .if INt.t.llrt nn.iiil
Misse Grace ami Aliv l.ytl of th -bn.i t h..Mi f hu
onanm were city holders renter- daughter. Mr. and Mm. Prultt of
day. U'hiloquin. and was at-romnanled
a Monroe l.vru -nJ u, v..., hi ,,uu,p w' iium uu
Pfmai uiui lie ( uniKruiD Will v . ..... - ... ... . . .
.... .... . Rnnnnr. t -Mr. and Mrs. Krank U righl.
w niTtn si me aiemoaui caurcn "MW .n , . , ... ,....,
tin, in B ... - . . . . mil inatva urifi tiu whu nitMr
BACK FROM 0. P.
A booster for Kiimatb ova.
id Kluniatk Falls aaa every tsf
mat Induairy tbsrelj that's l
Klematb News
A pacer "tiers all tbs p"r'' hsv'
opportunity to eipreaa them!
they daslre that's I lis Kia.uali
Nswa.
Mrs
this afternoon.
Ainonc some out of town visitors
ivre Mr. and Mrs. J. J. .McMahan
f Jarksonville. Jackson county; II.
Rasmussen of Medford, Jas. W.
parents.
business at the county seat vester-
i day.
Mrs. Kate Kohn. mother of Matt
Kohn of this city, who has been in
lha hi.jt.it 1 1 . 11. if . j ... .
. u , dll-ullflJ 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 If
weeks, returned to her borne ...''" business In town Saturday.
I
Try
LORENZ CO.
First
For Garden Hose.
Sisiion. Calif., yesterday, much Im
proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Patterson, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. John
Mnfesty, spent Sunday with friends
at Ashland.
B. S. Grigsby made a trip to Cen
tral Point the latter part of last
week, and was accompanied to
Klamath Falls by his sister. Mra
P. Maury of Coquille. Cooe rountv.
Oregon. They left this morning for
Ileus Kuconlih. Mrs Ivy
. Propst, Mrs. Ida Crimen. Mr. Stella
Micet anil Mrs. Kaiuiy 1 hoinpson
composed the dctciEatlon represent
line the local lodne of XfiKtitiors of
K. A. Ohlemever. who owns ai Woodcraft at the district convention
small farm a few miles south of ; held In I. rants Puss last week
this city, on Merrill road, was trans-j This is the first time the local or
ganisation has been represented in
the district convention since ll
... . . ,,. . . the district convention since ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiu. t hcvne of I'lne ... .
. , ..... ., anl ' represented to such good
ove were Hlinniiiii. with kl:mufli
UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
Laundry -
Now Owned By Americans
Marshall Fields & Gordon MacAuley,
Proprietors.
l.rove were shopping with Klamath
Falls merchants Saturday afternoon.
Jimmie Clarke of Susanvllle is
visiting at the home of his brother.
Sharkey Clarke.
effect at this time that the members
of the delegation carried off oue of
the district offices and landed a rep
resentative to the state convention.
to bo held In Portland June ii. be
Mrs. H. F. Murdock was in town'8'ae having one of the delegation
Saturday afternoon from her home
on Keno highway on business
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leavitt were
here Saturday from Rocky Point on
busines. and pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mi-Fall of
lOlene. were shopping here Saturday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Dallia Givam were;
: county seat business visitor, fmm
: Bly the latter part of the week.
Send Your Laundry to Us
Your daintiest pieces will come back
clean and spotless.
Phone 154
appointed as a member of the com
mittee on credentials at the session.
Almost the first thing the delega
tion did was to have the words
"Klamath .Falls" printed on big
bright red ribbons, which they wore
continually. In order not to become
confused with other delegations, and
then they started in. Their first
j victory was achieved In the appoint
ment of Mrs. Uess Kucouich to the
committee on credentials Tl... n..,i
I Mr. and Mrs. Ira Oram of Mt. was when the choice of grand rep
Lakl. were transacting business in resentattves was to be made audi
Klamath Falls Saturday. j.Mrs. Ivy Propst was chosen u, one
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bold .nd!"' "?9 ,OUr having
, two children were here ve.ier.tvl nonor of UI"K elected on the I
from Bonanza, shopping with local! a"0,'
merchants. j ,ne election of district officers.
j.Mrs. Bess Huconlcli aisain scored, lie
A splendid picnic and fishing trip elected to the office of district
w.as enjoyed last Sunday by.Mr. and attendant, which choice places her
.urs. ainn iirunKen. sir. and Mrs. " oirect line for iidvuiu i.im.iu
I Geo. Brodlin. Mr. and .Mrs. J v I through all'the: duiri.r ..rri... I
Vernon. Miss .Perkle Phillpps And This 1 district of the Nelghbori of'
Harry Itasan. who drove to Medicine1 Woodcraft 'embrace a) (if So(1lprI1 1
ROI'IC llAVnnH r,hllnn.ln -t....A .1 OreiTlf1 ffnm I. I . '
, . "iiviuiu, nucic iiiejf " . ...... nuoruiirj; SOUin. ItlKI
spent the day fishing and en lovinir delegations were Dresent fr..n. ,.n
Ja general good time. the cities from that section of the'
rant ii t .,. . Klamath delegation returned'
v. .pprk,es ;rn: i:.-"-'-very ,.,,,
i Jacksonville. Ashland and Medford. I LTlL .u. T ' "H1'1" elaU'd t0 ;
on business and p.easure. "r? " n
I - '.niwu coiuposeu of
delegations from so many other!
cltlea of the state, and were very!
ardent In their praises for the peo-'
Pie of Grants Pass for their hospit-j
able -j trentmeut' durjng the gather-,
ing.o'f the Neihbors. , t
Build with
STONE-TILE
HOLLOW WALLS
Htlitdr eiervahere are a.1.ipt.
ing hollow wall construction for
lis insulaitiiK and weather-proof
features iiii, Slone-Tlle hollow
concrete brick provide these qual
lliea to the uunost roinhliied with
sirength for resisting heavy loads
or shock..
The thick welia and ample mor
tar spreading surfaces of Slon.
Tile units, the unuaually high
s'rength of bond and wel-mli
method of manufacture are large
ly responsible for the rspldtr In.
creaaing use of Htone-Tlle for
economic fire proof bearing wall
construction In many cities).
Rr Ntoae-Ttlo before yo balld.
Klamath Concrete
Pipe Co.
Tfl.1 Market
I'hooe (Utfl.W
Coming Klamath Fall
OWN DRAMATIC STOCK co.
, Open
Tuesday, May 19 in . c
well heated .
TENT THEATRE
On So. 6th St. at city limit. (
THREE BIG WEEKS
a?t! 1
Vaudeville Between AcUl
.v Clever rertormers
Tuelayf Wednesday, Thursd..
The Four Act Swede Comedy Drl,
"After Ole OUen Saw Broadw.
Doors Open 7:00 p. m. Orchestri 7 J
wt will 0W
Prices-Children 25c; Adults 50c
Tuesday Night LADIES FREE
jjj
SHORT ORDERS
at
ALL HQIRS
The coffee we make
here can't be beat.
EAT
At
Coffee Dan's
616 Klamath
Complete Post Office Service at this Store
ir. For Summer. Dresses 4 -
NewNovelty Voile
50c a Yard
ii
in i
We start our regular Ice
Routes TODAY
Put Up Your Ice Card
OR CALL 58
Klamath Ice and Storage Co.
OWENS VALLEY
MEN MAY COME
HERE FOR GOOD
Through the activity nf t...., '
booster for Klamath farm lnml.'
eight more converts are returning
to Owens valley. California, today
to sing the pralae' of this country to 1
their neighbor,. who eJ(pe(.t t(J qu !
claim their old homes to the city of j
Los Angeles.
The party returning with Head!
today Is made up of the following i
citizens of Bishop, principal Owens I
valley town. F. L. Meinke. Wm Cal-"ow-ay
c. W. Jha. ,). W. K)p. j
Rudolph Scholar. Owen I.am-n. Kd '
RoHe and O. s. Pt8. Most of thej
visitors have already decided i ,.a!),
their lot with the Klamath country1
u.n. or their California in
terests. sn,e of them , mnniM
.have not yet c,)mpeted eKo.lutln I
h lie they all f,.-l t)lat the c .
make, them a reasonable offer J
nevertheless nothing definite can he
fiKured on at this time. One of ,,.'
TST UrSen to """'ryman.
and he has exped a determlna-l
tion to come to Klamath. f i. '
' " ' a "'" man at lllshop
V Vll,n """"IMr decided
a eeearHV,,K'an,a,h J'",t ' '
as he can disi.-,. a . t
the th. t, w Johngo
K aniath look, Kod ellou(?h fr
M Rose came p on thig tr
Pas, def.nl,..,y . pIe(!e (f "J"
from a previ,,,,, ,rip. N ,
avora.,,0 for Khimatl, to ,,u
rothcrs as n- citizens.
Merrill Mercantile
Company Is Sold To
Klamath Falls Men
The Merrill M,.rrantlle J
;"r" -W Saturday to . I
M: r":,"r,:r,",::r . w.,.ta
.Ul-rrill ne.,1
For House and Street Wear
Women nro beifinning to think of the lighter,
sheer and pooler fubriea for days of hitfher temperi.
ttire.t. To fill this need we arc Hhowinic a pleasing
varied atwortm.-nt of voilea in checks, beaded ef
fects and owt,r, pattern, in, trreat variety of
colors peach, yellow, preen', tan. br6wn. blue, red,
oraiiKe nnd orchid. Normandy fabricH. Swiss voiles
and novelty voiles, 30 inches wide, at
50c a Yard
See them in the window. l( you don't have a
Pattern, we have Butterick's.
Sport Clothes Sale
Tuesday and Wednesday
Men's Sport Shirts Men's t)reKon City
i-port Shirts, coat slvle. roll r. knit
"Horn, regular sleeve, nnd ruf. These
are new nnd clever, in the favored colors
Mid patterns. Tuesday anil Wednesday
$7.85
Women's Tweed Sport Hulls -MoUly .1
l iece Hints. ,, without knickers. Well
'all-red. serviceable IIliiny ,,,.
-Kular 122.60 to 2N.r,. choice Tues
day and Wednesday
$17 and $22
Vome' ontln. Sport Shirts -Similar
to those worn by ,... ,hH r
"Mr. In f,o. Vlml ,ty
'hole, Tl)e,,y ,, w,.ln)lB(ar
Women's Pl.ntiMl Iinum Smart and
KtyllHh, loose but hand In the straight line
of fuHhion, In a variety, no Iwo alike
lleaullfully trimmed and in the populir
colors. These dresses ronipllment sf
womun's wardrobe and appearance. Wert
115 to 35. Choice Tuesday and Wed
nesday $14.85 $18.95
Women's Oolf Hose - Medium weUM
wool and wool nilxt.. In a variety of col
ors and patterns. Sizes to 10. R
ulnr tl. 00. Choice Tuesday and Wed--'
nesday
88
.i
$5
Urol hers.
.Martin !
... 1 1 1 1 ii
Klniuaii, Fu,, ran tU)uJ
The Klore will ottKnm ,
""P-rvhe the newly ,lr.
o ,,r,H"""""",nt
I The sale i.. """
Women's Novelty Sport Suits Doable
and single breast Jacquete style cost, wrap
around skirt, adjustable bell. Were H
o .15. Choice Tuesday and WednwdV
$14.85 $17.85
E i 4
The Home 0f Diamontl nrand Shoes
Aiid-rHon " "ro""'r and
w J . ,V"-.B"d W"l Raid-