k KLAMATH NEWS
Fritlay, September 11, 1925
Page Tfowr
(cal Briefs
Lit Hwi-M. Patentou,
l luiuburmau ot Lak.vl.w,
r . ... ifimnilh IPjtlui fnp
Octolior faellneator and late fall Butterlck Fashion Plates
lire Id, and the sew Butteritk Fitleriui wb BeHoi- Oalde.
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Good Jicliou and borne decent Son idea in Xw)!oeatoy
fcnou vu
Li, .Her anendlni tb week
tlgHborlng city. j
Mtii-r, wlrMi aauKhtttn,
wtlirM, are your men
folkn V.HI timwl
You seamen folks, saauld fow
sfst on tfie mou bavfxic aa
equal pride (a anueamnceu
L from Portland Interent-
j . v. .'..' ' J. .air
lira lur lHff
noclullnn which haa namoil
Falls us tlio next trench
lh OroRon Mutor aaaacla
0. Mclletiry returned
:lliinl where bo conlorred
ilolii of H organisation.
r from llljr Mr. and Mrs.
urit, woll known ranchers
jly country, ore spending
cnil In Klamath Tails y(
h frlrml III the city and
lf btulnsss attain.
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th-i
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Hull UkU'I Wilson Wlloy,
0f Wilson Wiley, Klamath
Is utopnlng n the Kail
irlng, tlm flb.nc of his
lu k mukliiK on extendod
lilt to Sacramento,
L from Itoalty Mrs. Etulo
lot luatty. wnere sue nas
nnt few yonrs. Interested
.iif store. U sDendlnff tho
lamath Knlls, arriving last
tar HtiaamrllJn Mr. and
11. Thompson, well known
of Hi-nd spent last night
Ith Falls enroiite to flussn-
crc thcf will spend the
veiling.
the Sii! l4i Might If.
ulr ro Oakland, who Is
nr ip'fl ds.vs In Klirm-
wlll lMe today for New
Ihtre he will spend the
Ienis VMt Miu J. Knney
Pass, who Is affiliated
highway department. Is
k brief husineas visit to
Falls this week-end.
Place of Harm's In the
If A ho Barnes, night , clerk
Khlte Pelican hotel, who
L the latter part of the
to go deer hunting. Paul
Shasta Springs Is located
Ik of the hotel
g at the White Pellri
Ilourk, Laura N. Rourk,
hell and Ora F. Black are
la a party of Crescent
Iwili enjoying a brlof visit
to Falls while planning a
iter Lake. While In the
are guests In the 'White
lotel.
Inns Here Robert C.
bod YV. II. Plppy. both
Iff .Medford, are among the
spend the week-end In
Falls from the valley to
ftiusinrwa affairs.
h VlKiturs J. S. Rageno-
known realdeat of Bonan
kdlng a brief time In tho
k Into attain.
MmitiiKuo Miss Vestlna
of Motagus Is spending
kml In Klamath Falls vls
ftt friends and shopping
home In northern Callfor
kxlncm In Klamath Jack
who makes frequent bust-
to Klamath Falls, Is
some time here the re-
pf the week from his home
Shasta.
Visitor In Mrs. A. Tj.
of Dairy Is visiting la
rails thla week-end to shop
prt affairs.
F Arrmlo Hotel Antone
of Lakevlew and E. O.
also of Lakevlew are
la the Arcade hotel this
while making a brief visit
la Falls.
f River Visitor W. C.
of Sprngue Elver, super-
ft the Sprague River Lum
any la making & business
rMamath Falls tor the ro
ot the week Interested In
M affairs for the com-
forrtlng to Msttson affairs
"miier game are putting
Kit aspect.
Prom Lakevlew Mr. and
M. Barry and William
h Ben Lane, all residents
lew have arrived In Xlam-
o spend the remainder
H In the city veiling and
business.
Prom Altinnt- Mr and
;- Hall and Myrtle Dlzon,
lay. have enjoyed visit
" Falls, from their hdme
''oy. The party will In
"lt to Crater lake while
unity.
Plw Port Mr. and Mrs.
poK of Port Klamath are
Fr the day In the city, to
on friends.
('""'InAmong the- vlsl-
of the state to visit
fr some time Is O. A.
Fashions In
MensClothes
Stylo chants for fall have radical
dlftnn-nrt'S from last spring. The
most notlcBable dlffnrence Is a
shaping of clothes to adhere
closer to lines of tho body. Tweed,
tor suits, excupt real gcotuhy
ones. Is not called for except la
(irt fraternity circles.
Modeling of coat lines for the
most part Is along the wedge
shaped line to a trlmness and
noatness to meet tho lines of the
ample top trousers. Coats will
have fairly broad lapels, fairly
short ltimth and waist effect.
Three-hntton models, with two
buttoning, form the bulk of style.
TrouHrrs
To conform to the body line sty
ling, trousers the coming fall and
winter are . being cut narrower
than the past scasoa's separate
pants style fashion. American
accents are to novelties, but not
to freakish appearance as some
European firms had advanced
bottoms wide enough to sweep
the streets and never neat. Nar
rower trousers means the drape
of the trousers Is much neater
than before, and will always be
capable of holding a crease.
Colors
In fall and winter fabrics colors
have a decided tendency to return
to darker shades of new blended,
tones. Not meaning blacking and
real dark colors, but a return to
normal variety of shades from
the bleached tones of the past
. summer. . , ,, , .
Full of
Featuring
$32.50
Suits .
Witn
2-Pair
Pants
Sport Shirts
For Men
$6.95-$7.85
.! Oregon City Makes
Boys' Blazers
' $4.85
Fancy Shirts
Silks, Binges, unocxs.
" 'Poplins.' .
$4.75
Hats,
New "Mellowfit"
WELL
UliCe'lnicric
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Action, Life and Color For
DRESSED
Who Have Pride In Appearance
Cassimeres 1 Serges
Worsteds Cheviots
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Bluestone Grey
2 Button Sack
One of the bright spots in the men's clothing spectacle
Is this suit ot bluestone grey wool with large modest
blue overplald check In two-button sack coat ta the
favored lapel; as extra pair of" trousers adds ta the
value of this fine suit at 132.50. Others in lighter
shade. "
Bluesteel Grey
2 Button Sack
This suit Is made of a darft blue wool clot?t in a prac
tically solid color, wita the very faintest stripe suggest
ing an overplald, so acceptable to those favoring the
more novelty weaves and patterns. In the neat Iwd
buttos sack style with two pairs of trousers.
Ths initial 'showing: of fall and winter suits meets the expectations of ail those who are wanting new suits
of new fail shades, fabrics and styles. Shades include brown checks, overpaid suggestions, blue, grey and
brown serges, somo with stripes, and novelty mixtures. Trousers mostly are the reversion to the medium
bottom leg favored by American suit designers for neat appearance and good taste. Yod'll find the
Golden Rule Corporation name, assuring style-at-a-price, quality apparent and economy on the inside
pocket of each coat. ' Prices range ?18.00, ?20.00, ?25.fi0,'?27.50, $29.50, $32.50, $35.00, $37,50.
new Hose, now Shirts, ner Shoes, new
an
in MEN S
AUTUMN
CLOTHES
to
$?50 Young Men's SAOO
OU Double Breasted UJ
Novelty brown, heavy, soft Walsh wool suit; two-button
double breasted coat, deep Boteliei popular iong, wide
tapel, for the high school youth Who wants snap aoo
action, with trousers in the medium bottom sow being
cut by all American snitroakeTa. Ages 15 to 19 it 421
others at J18.
$25
Extra Sizes
For Big Men
Included In this display ol lull clothing for uvea are,
extra sizes for the big men, those who require atiea
from chest measure ot 4 to it Inches, tu. these are
some hard tlnfeh "Roots which are much preferred by
these men and ta dark colors aud conservative sifies. r
VCutihBttnttitii 1
KLAMATH StX-L FALLS
And Chiloquin .
Vnderwear to completely rlolli the men
elccent
f) If ;ihlt u til'.
MEN
$3500
ho must have good clothes, correct stria.
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For Misses,attd .
Growing Girls
$5.50 $19.50
"SteTjlns" coat No. 6TTS,
1 seat sti $U.S4J ,V' '
hoveiy and beaatifuJiy irrx
uncus fall and winter dress
coats for young ladies andajj
younger girlscoats raadev;
in fabrics and styles as vx-'
act in fashion as for their
elders; and as delightfully .. 1
trimmed. Sizes 6 to 1 years, ' -$5.50
to $19.50.
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Dretc. Pattenu ' f
. . $4.50 h v . t
Noraltr aaCama rayon ereoe dress
oatteras, H-lsch a-ldtfe, one tai
three-quarters yards to pattern, far
Viae, tan and orasgfcv with boron '
tripe ellBCls. OjJy tmo drtai ii,
tcn pattun motK '
tern.' , . - . .
Dreak Suiting . - 1
$2.95
Iot.-!) Suit flress sddS U laU
ireigbt as A aa&dea, tor aree, -
sport flraraes &nd suits; bionu,
gTeea a.nd blue mixture taaec
WMto. 5 taclea, rL
New Tweed
In Heather , 4
$2.95
Ko-relty lall tielgW tueeds fa
mlit taa v&i m'tit grey fceatders,
S4 Inches rlde; (ieltgiitfattr tts
ebie for mart tafia red made and
travel and street wear. "WliiS -S
iocbe, 2.J5 rard. " - '
New Woolen
Dress Good . . .
$5.85 to $115
Novelty wwl plain, fait eraalati
dress satteroa ttt strtoes, bordered '
effects and oreroiaid suggestions '
(a exciuslra designs. For iiis Sail
aod winter season's aaarteat
dresses. 'WloJb E Intbaa, .,.
to 33.8S the J&rtS.' j :
Vooj and ttAton mtxtura crepes,
fte-lnriv wWth, strtpvs fiwt civecka
of saxfa stripe. tW auui t.l
the ard, ' ' . '
New Art Sak
Beatrice Krinkle ,
$1.50
Charmliigl? flUleieot, with fiae,
lustiovis sheen, Besttlee Kciokie '.
art Silks, Inches rlde, ertta
shtrted pfeaUag effect., useable
for hed a reads. ao!toltrr and
drape H'ldtft iocSM. In )ux- -urlaua
colors ot rose, larendar,
Nw and old gold. 1.W W '
rard.
at a prlc tor iong service.
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