The Klamath news., September 15, 1925, Image 5

KLAMATH NEWS
focal Briefs
Vi.H In Villi'- Ml Mitrle
Lihi. Miaa" Bli'llo Hotter nml
hi ,U It l.tnilxi'y lI"n lu leuve
h,a coming. wek-ml tor Med-
hcrc llicy '"' Pona several
by I Til II r MIM HIIU - fit.
p. HiiIiiii ' " '"
L W. I'elxell enjoyed Sunday
Lii-r lak, where a number of
h Kulla residents spent tho
L,' In October According; to
received iy lien u. i iiuiiihh
Way. Mra. Thomas (nil dauich-
bury Charlene, aro enjoying a
tour or me noriticru count
Lh Mulne and other points.
will leuve t ominous, unio
In Hio month nt October, and
to arrive In Klamath Kalla by
tr 10. Mra. Thomna and her
tier have apent the aummer In
ist, vlaltlng with frlenda and
uiriiplicr In Itniik Mra. J. W.
klu ut Klamallt Kalla haa ac
poamon in ino Atnorican
l hunk aa stenographer, Mra.
o baa been formerly employ-
h un Idaho hank.
Ihk for Hchool Miss Knlh
allny. niece of Mr. and Mra.
Hanks; Is leaving Baturday,
r her flrat year at Oregon
lllural rotlege. Mlaa Malloy
nt graduato of tho Lake-
Mali school.. Hit brother,
blalloy. la leaving a week later
r tho college.
Von on UunttnK Trip Porry
leu ycaicnitty ac noon to
.crcral dnya hunting iu the
nil furcate.
from Merrill rnlvln 1'. lias-
wi'll known farmer nt the
district, with hia brother.
lliisklna, apenl Monday In;
ih Kit lis. trnnancling business.:
'iiraoiia IVn Viill Miaa Tor-!
inuins of I'uao Hollies, Calif..
of a large ranrh In the Mor-i
unlry, la vlaltlng in Klamath
mainly on business. In the
It of her ranch.
, lb.K Two l.rAll0 ttnd
nZlJ'"'"!.1 " '
average luck of t10 , ft
Ihuntor when they )rim(tn?
d L .,"r ""''""'"i r hunt
during the pt ilroo d Tb
hunted above Kour Mil,, hike .where
LaUm r. K,n,,,",h "noMamen
have anent lh..ir .i...
pointer! ,""D"!r' "", ,,,er tWO-
orrm , ,,,, 1ortIl M
Faulkner of Milan. Mhnumrl. ,B)
al.l to Itoy I., ori-m Iota 13 and 13
n block 2 of ! addition, accord
ing to a deed fn in .. ...
clerk's offlcoa yealerday. Consldera
tlon waa for $1600.
Only Two Lircn...... i-.,. v .
day waa the aloweat day In the his
tory of the tax collector's office aa
fur aa the laaulug of half-year auto
mobl'o llcenaea la concerned. Two
wua the high water mark of yester-
ouy,
l.ot la Hold For a consideration
of 12,000. Katie I.. Nelson has sold
to t'hllrote Smith lot 3, block S3,
of Hillside addition, according to an
Inatrument filed in the county
clerk's office yesterday.
IMjip lluys Ijiml Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Courier, for a conalderatlon of
$1500 have aold to Perry O. DeLap,
lota 8 and 10 In block 43 of Hillside
addition. The deed was filed yes
terday in the county clerk's office.
Hrtura from Wedding Tour Dr.
and Mrs. Clifford R. Lucas have re
turned to Klamath Falls following
a week's wedding tour of the coast
cities. They will be at home to their
many friends In their new home on
Pacific terrace. Mra. Lucaa waa
Miaa Josephine Melssner before her
marriuge of September 8.
Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1925
Page Fit
ltflni.M rM.t.i tr.M....i.t'.. a ftor
visiting for a week following the
Lakevtew round-up, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Shirk have returned to their
home in Klamath Falls.
Icii fur Tim ttotifh Mrs. Viv
ian Wlldo of Malln and Mrs. Jack
McAiillffe of Fort Kin ma III loft
Sunday morning at noon for Run
Francisco, where thoy will spend
some lime. Mra. Wilde has suf
fered a partial stroke of tyirulysls
to her fuctol nerves and is making
the trip south for medical atten
tion. Mra. McAulltfe will vlt'.t with
her. husband. Jack McAulirfo, who
Is recuperating in a San Fran
cisco hospital.
Kntrtiafn for Kmldle IMefin
In, honor of Freddie Dlehn who la.
ieayinz Hoday fi r Portland, where ,
he will enter as a cadet In HIIlI
Military academy, Miaa Anna Sctzerj
and Mis Marguerite Llndsey cn-
tnrtained on Thursday evening of
last week with a dancing party
at the home vt Mlas Lindaey'a sis
ter, Mrs. Pat Holcomb, of Hot
Springs Addition. Blehn in the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson.
Pratlu-r Hunting Among the
hunters to leave yesterday to lay
out stake for several days was
Harry Prather and several friends,
who will spepd two or three days in
tbe southern section of the county.
'iihln Holds dmnra Will
Hunting may bo the rogue of tho
aeaantt but finning still holds lt
charms fur Paul Dulton and "Bud"
Conway, who spent Sunday on the
Klamath r'ver below the Keno dam
fishing for what might fancy their
lino bait. According to ' Conway
the results were splendid.
Rancher from Merrill William
Oreen. well linown rancher of the
Merrill district, spent Monday after
noon In tbe city on business.
Yiftitlns; from Dutrr--Mra. Johnny
Jones of Dairy spent Monday visit
ing in the city from the Jones ranch.
I-'nmi Ittj? Mr. and Mra. Frank
Obenchain, prominent ranchers of
the JSty district are planning to
visit in Klamath Falls this week,
enrauta io Medtord, where they
wtt! attend the county fair.
Jiliwi MStter lit Friends of Ooldle
Milicr wili be grieved to .earn of
her serious illnes following an at
tack of sore throat. Miss Miller is
receiving constant medical attention,
and is now confined to her bed at
the home of Will O. Houston.
RRMOVAl OF OFFICE
Downtown office, Wtntcra Bidg..
over Square Deal Drug Store, 714
Main m. Phone 151-J. X-ray and
laboratory at residence, 18 Main
St. Phono 151-M. lr. A. A. Bottle.
S19-U
K LA MAT It VALLKY HOSPITAL.
, Milts Addition Parent-Teacher
Safe. Itcadjr, Dependable confinement
care. adv. 26
P.t ft KXT-TKAt WittS MKKTIXU i
Asuoctation wilt meet next Tues
day afternoon at S o'eiock. Every
one come and get acquainted with
your teacher. Important bulnesa.;
813-15 i
SPECIALS
In Victro!a Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
v' : '.' . ' - -
Costard corsets are an unsurpassed essential in correct figure, style and appearance Incidentally an aid to health when properly fitted.
bViiter Portland Si-ImhiI - Mero-
luti-liena, son of Mrs. Lulu
tin. is leaving this week for
id, where he will enler Frank-
kh Hi'himl. This will he Mern-
Mlrd year. While In Portland
11 niiiko hla homo with Mr.
Int. t'liiude Meredith, who ro
ar the aihool. .
llliiHinena Here C. L. LnrHon
Iturd Is making a brief bual-
ll'lt to Klamath Falls.
SPECIALS
ViclroUs Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
Build with
NE-TILE
BUILDERS!
VE THIS EXPENSE
fnlng Stnne-Tllo. foundations
Irame dwellings you save the
and exnensa of building and
filing forms and hauling a
r to the job. You avoid the
n nf mnlarfnlft that alwaVS
ft where the volume of.eon
I Is small.
ft your foundations of dense,
ione-Tlle, In a fraction oi
limn Thaw ora ant.llnlll
tilvo in appearance and save
imiiey. .
I footing may he Stone-Tile
Id" block, turned endwise. -
BUILD
WITH STONE-TILE
Klamath Concrete
Pipe Co.
Mnrket Phono 082-W
American
Legion
Smoker
Chamber of
Commerce
TONIGHT
Sept 15, at
7:30 p. m.
Colonel A. E. Clark
of Portland.
E. E. Valente
Frank Confer .
Barney Crop
Eats
it"
7
1922 OAKLAND TOURING
An exceptional buy at $275.
Howie Motor Co.
Your Hat!
Look at It!
Everybody else does.
Shouldn't you support
a new
"Mellowfit"
5.00-6.50
.New Felta ami Velours,
New shades and shapes.
Wednesday
Special
Rubber
Aprons ;
Free Butteriek
Pattern Week
With each two-yard sale
of Silk or Wool Dress
Goods Your choice of
Butteriek Pattern.
mm
Negligee
SHIRTS
1.50-4.75
Poplins, reps, broadcloths,
silk stripe poplina, checks,
French flannels In broad
strtppled checks, and others
la novelty and conservative
patterns.
Stockings
For School Days
25
Allen A Spoclal School Day
Blockings In black and cor
dovan others 35, 39, SO.
Boy's .
Blouses
1.95-2.35
Special assortment offer of
boys' heavy cotton, wool
knit and wool blouses.
. Every One 5
Wants
ryis
iff
.0 Hk
Distinctive Coats
For Women and Misses In Exclusive
Modes By "Sterling"
19.50 to 85.50
Style-at-a-Price, With Quality Apparent '
Misses Coats, 5.50 to 19.50
In the wake of the Parisian modiste's salon exhibition of art in fait ready-to-wear,
and the European couturier's vartattors of the predominating trend, "Sterling"',
coats verify the smart styles in eonts tor madam and tho miss. Fabrics Inciade
tho smooth woolnap cloths, in colors to vogue; sport models shown Include the
"Scotchlest" of Scotch twecda, madam's coats 19.50 to S5.50.
I
"Sterling" coat 84J2, In semi- sfl
wrap-srouna type, large sleeve,
burnt russet brown, lined with
wine-red colored silk, trimmed . A
with oppossum collar and sloo
v
Hares 6T.B8
mm
,. , tm&xif -QVarf lAvfti Wttn-tf vtf inm- -r-Ci
Exclusive Frocks
With sty3e-at-a-price and quality apparent
they assure distinctiveness to those
who wear them.
12.39 tO 35.00
Frocks along the barrel-type, so Parisian, and moulded line, with flares front, side
and back, godets, embroidery, puff and Taried sleeves, in silks ot sheen, colors of
dazzling lustre, rich and mellow, in variations piquant and exciting.
YOUI a Yours Everybody
Else Does Then Look at
bUlt Our New Fall Suits
I8.00 to 35.00
Featuring Young Men's and Men's Suits with Two
(2) Pairs Trousers at 32.50.
Double and single breadnteda, mostly twopalra of trousers, IS to 22.50 for high
school youths. Men's styles are generally thrcc-battan type coat with two buttons
buttoning, medium width bottom, trousers, cut on a line with tho coat from bottom
to shoulder. ,
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KLAMATH &J2v FALUS
' ' Tnrknit wash cioths 15, 20, 26 40 different patterns in e omfort chatties IT the yard this is free Delineator Pattern week.
Phone 379 2th and Main SU.
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