The Klamath news., July 26, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

ATHNEWS
Sunday, July 2ft, 1925.
)CIETY
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MIM. A. 4. VOVK
U LI J IL.I'1'LJU
In t oin pi litK'ii t lu llii'ir limine
. u1.' Mra. Karlrv ill Han
j Krum lari), Mr, anit Mn. A. J. Voya
jtmlvrtitlnod at I he Whllii 1'ultcan
hold with mi attractively appointed
dinner on Krlilay evening. Frank
i Kalrf llil uf Clilmnu, a unfit of the
Krrd Hchallock liiilno. was m hon
ored during the evening, (overs
entertained Informally on Wednoa- Famed Broadcaster
day evening at her bom on Hiver-.
I TRAFFIC VIOLATORS
Ida atreet. The gueala of the even
In were Mlaa Zepha Rogers, Mlsa
Mary Hunt, Miss Margaret Cum
inlnga, Prank Hall, Inla Itoberte,
Pred Ooeller and Jack Hlmpson.
Viiiting In Klamath CAUGHT BY KNOWLES
Mlkkelm.n.' 2161 Hmlcllffn
Hlanford uulvarslty, Mra. Twyla Kor
guauu entertained with one of the
Lny Klamath Kullamoal delightfully avpulnled dinners
recent marriage . ai a remer-
Croxliin to i noni-i,io w, m u.mi mw uuwi 01 Bummer ,
1,1,1, occurred Prl-flowera waa uaed. around which the
Urn Pint Freehy-rovere for the gueala were laid. Mra.
Sun Francisco, with. Avis Mct'onnsll aaalsted Mra. Per-
auxin in ner nuuna 01 me evening.
t'overa wera laid for Mlna Hparka,
rrirlui Inc.
, Hi" daughter of
. II. Mi'Parlanil of
until recently hna
r time In HI. Louie.
r0 than year in
In writing, which
ir eovernl yeara.
mli'il Oregon Agrl-
year. a mem-
Lu, anil It waa thero
Kf II.
, of Mr. and Mra.
nf Kiilem, former
day evening in honor of the dele
wi.ro Inld for Mra. Parley. Mr. Pair-!" to Christian Endeavor eon
fluid. Mra. Kmiiia Mlll. Mr. and
K. M. Honnnll known aa Uncle
u B,.rf a r. . .1 ...I (ulnnn(fir of
m-gro charactere at K. II. J. radio "". erreHien u,
Kiit.rtalMs Itev. and Mra. A. L. I broancasung eiauim anu i. - . .. - i..-
It.,, entertained at the., hom. Prl-;Hooth. manager of tartar Ilrother. T ilff f fclnm.
Ui.niharn f 'lalimrnia.'a lurtfnMt MU ........ ...
House wera visitors at the Karl! '" arrested for needing on.
KODAK FINISHING
In at out at p. m.
Th Peaaley' v
Oppoalta Court ilousa
Mra. Pri'd Bihulloik
Mra. Voye.
und Mr. and
MiftKN,
KNTKKT.tlXH
Mure than 100 tnunihera of the
firm of Lomni and company, with
their fnmllloa or friends, are plan
nine t,i leave Inter In the ilav fnr
Mlaa Palrfleld, Mr. Fairfield. Mlaa,i.,,a ( Wooda, where onn of
Walt, Meaara Watt, Mr. Wsterllouse,
Mra. McL'onnell and Mra. Perguaou,
the hoateaa.
a
VIHITOIW II Kit K
Foil WKKK
Mr. and Mra. Pred Hchallock have
aa their house gueata Prank Palr
fleld of Chicago, hie aon and daugh
ter. Mlaa Julia Palrfleld, I)avld Palr
fleld and Norma Hparka. Tha three
kcsldenta. He la af- younger rlaltora are atudenta In the
California Oregon
Itcltell wera attend
Perry, a fraternity
krnom. Mra. iJoiseu
trucked lu a gown
carrying a ahower
roaea. "tney are
fir many frlenua in
hiarimrnta-
University of llllnola at Champagne.
Mil. MAfU IKK
KNTKKTAINH
In honor of the birthday of Ed
win II. Weaver, James Magulre, Jr.
entertained with an Interesting din
ner party at bla home on Tenth and
IMne atreeta Prlday evening. Pol
lowing tha dinner the gueata apent
the remainder of the evening at the
dance given by the Alible Green or
i licstra.
lie iiill In vogue I
and i
fcve learn auvaniaaiU T .4m5
luring Ihc week-end Th --., lrnlr nf ilin II V
r an Informal affair. . rni,ny ... iiw.rnuirhlv en-
the Klamath N": jy,.d on Prlilay evening, when more
Khl fur Itm ky I'olnt.l ,., j .p,u .., .muiyc. nio.
tored lo Wlul-Knr, where a awlm
mlng party waa held, followed by a
picnic aupper. Thoae In Ilia party
were Mr. and Mra. II. N. Moe, their
niece Mlaa I, Ha Moo of Portland;
Mr. and Mm. W. W. McNValy. Ml
rdruhha. Mr. andj(llh M,.Np,y ,nd MlM Kvelyn Mc-hi-ln.
Mra. I.. II. Oa-N..y ,lf H(.,,0. Mr t0i Mrl A1.
ImH M.O. MIm lli-uluh May. Mlaa
Winnie May and (ieorge May, Mr.
and Mra. C. W. Ilnxicr and clillil-n-n.
Mr. and Mra. T. 8. Ahhott, Mr.
and Mn. Clyde Kaieo, Mr. and Mra.
Krneat llaya. Jack Kara, Mra. I'an
arlo. Loula lli-flelr. Lillian Srofleld,
Agnea Uallagher. tiolillu Miller, Mra.
Docla Norrln and her houae gueata.
upend the wcia cnn
hihhy collage. Thoae
ludo Mr. and Mra.
Mr. and Mra. Thorn
and Mra. , Waller
Mra. Caul Kvana, Mr.
Wrat, Mlna Lola
rratne (iruhha. Mlaa
Hilly Weal, Waltor
vcniuin, A. Lallleu,
Jim (I'llrlcn. Jr.,
A. K Cnvell, Mill
levari anil C. M.
the moat lutereallng plcnlca uf the
year will be held. Thla la the an
nual affair of the company, and a
program of aporta, gamea and other'
eventa have filled the day with an
exceptionally Intereatlng achi'dule. i
Thoae who are planning to make ;
up the picnic are Mlaa Klna Ji nsen.
J. Martin Ailama, Mr. and Mra. Jack
Argravva and family, Mr. and Mm.
W. U. Bateman and family, Mr. and
Mra. I'. C. Ilergman. 1. W. Hreaa
ler, J. llurnett. Mra. II. Drown,
Harry Drown, Henry tierber, L. W.
Chrlaiy, Mlaa lleaale Toll, Mr. and
Mra. It. L. Couch. Hetty and Muddy
Couch, Mr. and Mra. J. P. Kthridge.
E. O. Pouter, Hoy L. Ilunilett. A. 1
P. Jo'ena, Mr. and Mra. C. C. John
son. II. B. Johnaon. W. K. Knlgh
ten, Mr. and Mra. O. 11. Mathewa. i
Kenneth Perry, Mlaa (iernltltne Watt.
J. N. Itoberta, Mr. and Mra. 0. C.
Lorcni. Mr. and Mra. William l.or-
ent, (). It. Loreui, Mr. mid Mra.
Oiwrge It. Khuffcr and family, Mr.
and Mra. K. M. Iirle and Dickie Igl.
Krneat Khlller, Mlaa Irene Anilcraon,
Mlaa Ina Vlcory, Mra. M. Amlcraon,
J. I). Smith. M. Kwanrtu, A. I.. Tur
ner. Harold Von llortin. II. W.
Walla, J. W. Wolib. Mr. and Mra.
J. K. Honking. Mlaa Martha I'pp.
Mlaa Jo L'pp. Mr. and Mra. Hoy
Schmidt. Prod J. Willlama, Albert
Cook, William P. Handera, Wealey
iMrenif Mlaa Gwendolyn Irfirenr., Mr.
and Mra, J. H. Lasenaon und Mr.
and Mra. John LIufeMy.
ventlon hald receniljn In Portland.
The evening waa apent in gamea,
munlc and rufrenhinnnta were aerv
ed Intur by the honta to Dchlla Haw-
klna, Dorothea Huwkina, Kather
Vealh, (Ieorge Mclnlyre, Margaret
Cumminga, lleulah llnnnitt. Vera
llouaton. Prank Muanr and Elvira
Call. During the evening plana were
outlined for the reporta of the dele
galea, which will be riven In the
near future. ...
An extra pair of glaaaea for
emergency that'a , what you
need. If you are contemplating
a trip you aboold not neglect thia
important provlslpn.
"The aclenliiic cyo
examination and cor
rect Icnaea you receive
here are your exact
beyond q u e t i o n,
need."
ghephord Music Store yesterday.
They claim that the fame of the
Klamath rainbow trout la well
known In Loa Angclua and upon
their returji hero from Elk Lake
where they are apending a two
weeka' vacation, will no doubt have
something new In fish atorlea, both
being unusually clever after dinner
speakers.
the Olcne road.
Pountaln pens of all makes aer
riccd nt our atore. Clover The
Jeweler. J26
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
We are now aplendidly equipped for
confinement cases. ftatca t!0 to
1 80. adv. 15
A furnace in your home
will keep the summer at
your command all win
ter. Trices $135 up.
Try
Ce
fTrsi
Phone 371.
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DR. H- J. WINTERS
K)o Hlglit Hucrlallot.
We Urliul ur Gimme.
KUtmath PaJla,' Ore.
11.4
n received from
In regard lo the
Ira.. Tliomaa Martin
lis. whlih appears
ling to friends and
Martin will be re-
th Palls in the near
Carey Itaniahy and
.Miss Hetty llamahy.
rive lu the city with-
friends will bo
has flniaheil her
Master's School of
to able direction of
ITS
ills appeared iiillo bar-
week-end. with the
Ions out of the city.
many resorts where a
Identa of the city have'
i for the summer.
Inleresting parties of
one enjoyed on Thura-
ff a group of Klamath
Ir set. The parly mo
(iim's mill, whero ud
Iflr group war mado.
nlul-Kae. Thoae In
fo Mlsa Ceraldine Watt.
risco; llollln Walt and
Kd Waterhouse, Mlaa
". Miss Ailaen Mord-
n Perry, Mlaa Dorothy
III Perry, Iloy Patrick.
Plillno Watt waa the
l''t of Mlaa Jean Perry
ot James A. Perry on
Hircct. Mlsa Watt la
Mr. und Mra. W. E.
loiloc Point for aoverul
her homo in San Fran-!
Mra. N. C. While of Lakevlcw
Wyma llrolherton.
i:v
Gruen Watches the Best
LADIES' WATCH ON THE MARKET. It has
proven so. We sell one a day. And we repair
them here. If your Gruen gives you trouble it's
your own fault. All we ask is bring it back. They :
are guaranteed absolutely. - ; " ! v,! J " 1 1
The House of Honest Treatment :
Glover's Jewelry Store
. Courtesy, Quality and Service .
VISITOKH
AKK HONOItKI)
Mr. and Mra. Hred Hcliallock en
tertained Informally on Wednesday!
evening In honor of their house!
guest from the cast. Pollowlng aev-i
erul houra of informal chat the
gucsta motored to Altamont, where
they completed the evening wlthi
l' dancing. Those In the party worn
Mlsa Julia Palrfleld, Miss Norma
j Sparks of Chicago, Miss Agnea Dnn-
I ley of liirminghum, Alabama, Mias
Inez Jenkins, Mlsa Kllsaliclh tira
I ham, Tom Malarkey, Kenneth Perry
NOItH
f V NTl DKXTS
of Miss Norma Snarks.
ralrfll-lll anil llavlri Pair.
Mcagn. Ilniveraltv nf II.
nls, nnd Mlsa (iornldlno
Wiilt und Tom .Walt,
aterhoiise, Hludontn ot
MISS CC.MMIMiS I
KXTKKTAIXS j
Mlsa Margaret Cumnilngs, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. K. fi. Cummlngs!
MIKM IHIN
IIO(ilti:i
Por the pleasure or Miss Agnes :and Jiuward (irahum.
Iliinloy. w ho la the hoitso guest of I ...
her aunt and uncle, Mr. aud Mra.
A. P. Graham. Mra. William Loreni
entertained with an attractively ap
pointed bridge luncheon on the af
ternoon ot Thursday. Mlsa Donley
recolved high score of the after
noon's playing. Other guests were
Mra. Harvey Ilergman, Mra. Prank
Koblnaon. Mra. Prank Howard, Mlaa
Margaret Worden. Mlaa Clara Calk
ins. Misa Kathryn Ulrlch. Mlsa May
belle Leavut, and the hostess, Mra.
Loront.
If the Bob Is Smart
Swanson's Did it.
Our marcelling special
ists are trained to give
you the last word in
hairdressinjr.
Phone 318.
For appointment.
SWANSON'S BAR
BER SHOP
Look for the shop with
the largest barber pole
in the world.
25'
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube
25
Tlr prlia will Wrciwo 100 during the few months Iwtwccii May ami .November.
' . ; . . " .i
Tlio rubber aituatiou becomes .
more acute dally'
White Pelican Hotel
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
Club Breakfast 50c, 00c, 70o
Morchant'i Lunch '. 00c
Ilcgular ninnor 11.00
We Specialize In
Tinting and
Dyeing
Henna Pack and
Bleaching.
Why Have Streaked
Or Faded Hair.
When a retouching
will give it a lustre
you will be proud of?
Boston Beauty
Shop
Glorenna Warren,
Prop.
206 Winter Bldg.
Illl Ml
I
fasaC
twin JOMkMfdatf
AAyt iwxllvffk
- m. i; i
Read the newspaper;?
clipping above
tire prices quoted;
take our advice. 1
and present
below, then
"Shop Early
99
There'll come a bill for
tire repairs. Wouldn't it
be cheaper to outfit
your car with tires that
give wear and service
and don't require-a lot
of "babying." ; '
SEIBERLING CORDS
30x3V2,4ply $14.50
30x3l2, 6-ply $19.35
33x5, 8-ply $58.00
32x4i2, 8-ply $42.25
30x5, 8-ply $54.50
32x6, 8-ply $81.35
PORTAGE CORDS -(Seiberling
Built) ! r
30x3 -$10.66
30x3 $11.00.
30x3'2 cord $9.00
30x3'2 Oldfield . .. .. . $8.00
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Balsiger Motor Co.
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE
8th and Klamath