The Klamath news., September 18, 1925, Image 5

IE KLAMATH NEWS
,ocal Briefs
k Iniiiron"" rrienun or
11 iini'li win na mun to Know
j, ha roroverml mifflclonily
rni-ent ullmn 01 mnuM to
hla lutle mo union oil
L Hiu lutlur purt of the wouk.
L HWwr 1:1 M tn Stella Hnt-
ciinnneu 10 nor noino una
with a "vore attuok o( noro
, Klie nl'o i ronunie n.r
In the '"' iNntionui Dunk
1 1 it purt of the week.
r At Tin Hlnic Ciury'a A
r of glrli. member o! the
Uh club, enjoyed Chlnvn
nn Tuiwuuy nignt at. Tin
(lin'y'n. luler attending (he
Thoee In the puny were
ku I'I'P. JO "PP. zonule fry-
Kvu Jenwn. inoi jenklni,
a Hlnimoim, Htolla Keller, 8y
umlii'r and Lulu llaneen.
1, Murlff Iwuvlmc MIb Mae
iff, diiuKhtor of Mr. and Mm.
k Mordoff of Ninth Ureal, la
K toduy for tugene, where
III reeumo her atudle In the
rnlly of Oregon. Ml Mor-
u a member of Delta SCota, wo-
Huclul fraternity and active
her rumpuu aoclotlea and ac-
t. Thla will be her third year
1 unlvemUy.
In her In Thurniluy 1)111 Tlng-
i.ll known rancher of he
,i district In Included In the
it town vlHllora In the city
xhort tlmo Thuraduy after-
iieniey aia-
Inch! Hrh'1"81 ulry
ranch I. 0-..d ,pcn Tur,d ,
the dtv n. k.lu . .
- "ubmujiw ana mopping.
IWkiit-d IIuim i u..,i . n t
ttru, for inn.iiUi
.ehaaed yeaierday from Mr. and Mra.
1 . T: '-"H'eman and C. Knglaman
?.,.. 1 ' nd " ln block J. tanal
M i0'1, c",'"ratlon waa aet at
15.001). The deed waa filed yea
leriluy In the county clerk'a offlcea.
Him l'VinicUio VI.II..I.U Amr.
the KuelB ln the While Pelican
hulel reKlaterlnn from San FrancH
co are B. Itosenblum, E. K. Prank.
I.. C. McCoy and K W p.nii.u
The majority Included are liutinesa
men.
From Coo County 8. O. Wltsett
of Dundon. xaraKembu of the Ban-don-by-the-Sea
city and T. B. Ctir
rle of Coqullle, county aeat, are ln
mamam falla for several daya on
bualneaa. Curiie la also a well
known automobile man of -the Cooe
century, having at one time man
aged a large garage In North Bend.
From Wlllowa Out of town bua
Ineaa vialtora In the city thla week
Include George Skinner of Wlllowa.
California, who la upending the re
mainder of the week in Klamath
Falls.
Friday, September 18, 1925
IWmniiiKlun Workliia; Here Itev.
M. H. l'arounaglan la working In
me Klamath Falla field in the In
terest of the Near Kunl Hellef after
"pending aeverul daya 1n Lakevlew,
wnere he carried the meage of the
drive to the neighboring city.
Viailor fimii Valley Eleanor
Crow la visiting In Klamath Falla
for a brief vacation and business
trip combined from her home In
Ashland.
At the Arcaili- Hotel Frank Har
gla la among the guests at the
Arcade hotel thla week-end from
hla home in Lookout.
Kmployra Knjoy Dunce Through
the courtesy of the Klamath De
velopment company and the White
Pelican hotel, employee of the two
concern enjoyed a dancing party
last night In the White Pelican ho
tel dining room. A large number
of guests were present, which la
one of the affulra planned for the
winter season.
I To Alti-nd 14-rlurc Mr. and Mr. I Jj-
Mre. Gertrude Moore, Mra. Warren
Crooks, Mra. Nate Otterbeln and
Mrs. Robert Sloan left yesterday af-
ternocn for Medford, where the'
party are Interested In attending
the Christian Science lecture, which
waa given In the valley city laatj
night. The lecture wa delivered
by Paul Stark Seeley, prominent
lecturer on Christian Science.
Clark Taken To Hospital Con
dition of Ed Clark who Is utter
ing from a severe attack of pneu
monia was reported as decidedly
grave yesterday when Clark was
taken to a local hospital by hla
attending physician. HI slater,
Miss Beatrice Clark of Seattle has
been wired ot hla Illness and la ex
pected to arrive In the elty within
the coming two daya.
leaving Tmlny Ml Nell Elliott,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. E. L. El
liott, la leaving today for Eugene
where ahe will en'.er the University
of Oregon for the winter months.
A wonderful line of new fall
coatg to aelect from at Bee Begin'
Dress Shop. 129 So. Seventh St.
817-19
from Dairy M. O. Huff, resi
dent ot the Dairy district, was a
busmen visitor ln Klamath Falls
yesterday for a short time.
Merifonl Vlaltor R. H. Porter Is
In the city today from ul ' home
in Medford on a short huali.ess trip.
If yon are looking for - city pro
perty, farm property or acreage
close to town or want a loan on
your form see
WISH AKD REALTY COMPANY
126 80. 7th Street.
Real Estate. Farm Loans. Insurance.
818-24 '
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Gon'l Drugs
hid Vntloiinl Convention Mr.
lira. R. K. Wnttenburg and
-mile Hurn left yesterday for
bid. where they will- attend
lilnnul convention of the 1. O.
and Iteheknh lodge. , They
rlegatus.' trout the Klamath
;roup.
linir From Rowhiiro' Out of
ivlsltora In Klumnth Fulls In-
Mr. and Mr. Roy Andor
d child now of Roseliurg and
Klumnth residents. They
Kiting with Anderson's broth-
II. Amlorson. Will Anderson
Hitler Anilomnn nil of Mor-
Mr. Anderson will be remem-
a Miss Flo Marstera before
arrlage.
kumilr Visitor-Mr. W. W.
n lit Dunsmulr, Is visiting tier
M. W. W. "Bill" Baughn,
conductor on KInmnth Fall.
1 local freight. . They lire
In the Arcade hotel. 1 I
r"d Convention Mr. and Mr.
tind will leave Sunday morn-
pr Portland, where- they will
the national convention ot
O. F. and Rebekah lodge.
the first time the national
Hon has been held in the
nd a large delegation I ex-
to arrive In the city from
frts of the country.
rmin Visitors Mr. John
and Mrs. J. W. Connor,
resident of Algoma, spent
day afternoon In Klamath
transacting business affairs
popping ln the stores.
lull Into -atiillrintrs-Membors
0 Itebekah lodge, Klamath
chapter, Initialed a number of
pule last night hi their lodge
putting them through the
degree of the. order. '
po Resident Here Mr. and
M. A, IJiishong of the Bushong
on the Keno road, are In-
1 in the many business vlsl
n the city yesterday to trans
sctssnry affairs.
fringe License Miss Marguer
fultt, dnughter of Mr. Mary
'H or 1805 Oregon avenue,
"ay Bouth. driver for "Cnl'
were Issued a marriage 11
yestorday In the office of the
' clerk.
irbes Pure Drugs
nil lVnilli-ton llnunil-Vp '
llrown ana tilenn jester are
-
b tho Klamath residents to at-
1111 ruuuu'uv uiiw uchik Bi-iieu-
1)1 Pendleton. They made the
y motor and expect to return
Iter part of tho week.
L Mi-nilM-ru In '. of C. Among
membera for the week to
itulned In the Klamath coun-
liimber of commerce la (lor-
LMaiAiiley of tho New City
ry and Paul T. Jurkson, prln-
of Klumelh county high
irlt Few Only three tour-
kll homeward bound and on
wny to California, registered
t chamber of commerce yeu-
as against the 35 or 40 who
red this time last month.
I111 l-nvcn For North Fred-.
kirn, left the middle of the '.
lur Portland to continue hla
In the Hill Military Acad-
Week-end Specials
We have picked a number of attractive items for the bargain list this
week. Something for every member of the family. Hand bags and vanity
boxes are especially featured. All are priced at just half the regular mark
ings. Come in and look them over.
THESE ITEMS ON SALE AT UNDERWOOD'S
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Lemon Cream Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
Lurge jar of this most excellent toilet Loaves the hair soft and lustrous,
requisite. Regular 50c, Regular 50c,
Special 39c Special 39c
Puradent Tooth Paste Shaving Cream
Whitens the teeth hardens the gums. Takes the torture out of the process.
Regular 50c, Large tube; regular 5c. '
Special 39c Special 27c
Shaving Lotion Laxative Cold Tablets
Leaves the skin smooth and refreshed- Cure that cold in one, day. Regu-
Regular 50c, lar 25c,
Special 39c Special 19c
Tooth Brushes Witch Hazel
Good four-row bristles. Buy for the Full strength, best quality. Full pint
family. Regular 35c, bottles. Regular 85c, -
Special 23c Special 69c
Aromatic Cascara Electric Curling Iron.
Best laxative for children. Regu- rr, t0 EiVe Bd SerViCe-
lar 35c R c?ular $1.50, .- ,
Special 23c SPecial 98c
T7! Alarm Clocks .
Gillette Razors
Alarm ClocksBaB KTAOIN UN UNN
Gold-plated, complete with blades. Guaranteed for One Year. Regu-
Regular $1.00, lar $1.50, -
Special 89c Special 98c
Russian Mineral Oil Nylotis Face Powder
The very finest oil on the market. Cold Cream Type. A wonderful toilet
Full pints. Regular $1.00, article. Regular $1.00,
Special 89c Special 79c
HONEY AND HOREHOUND COUGH REMEDY Stops those early winter coughs
Good for every one in the family. Large bo ttle. Pleasant to take. Regular price 60c,
Special 49c
Hand-Bags & Vanity Boxes Krystal Kote Kodak Work
Every bag and vanity box in the store Our Kodak finishing department con-
on sale Friday and Saturday at ONE- tinues to turn out the very highest class
, , . j j j of Kodak work. Our Krystal Kote Pro-
HALF price. Some dandy underarm ceM origina, wMl U8 and ca be ob.
bags are included. Nearly one hundred tained nowhere else. When better pic-
to choose from. Come early for a good tures can be made Underwood will
selection. Prices from $1.00 up. make them.
Underwood PtaiMY
U'vL, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Wm I
I WHERE PARTICULAR KOPLK fgj
I PUgff v I BUY THEIR DRUGS l&Svl
Who Said :
It Aint Gonna
Rain No More?
Make 'em Prove It
If They Say You Can Not Get
Quality Merchandise
At Lower Prices
Make 'em Prove It
All Wool
Blazer Shirts
$5.00
, Fancy Plaids and
Checks
Oregon Wool
Shirts
$5.00:
. All Desirable
Colors
.:jjC 50 iHIGH' TOPHOES-c; 50
All Leather 14 in. Top'
Heavy Brass Eyelets (no hooks) Bellows Tongue,
Two-Buckle Top, Full Double Sole,
Triple Stitched
A whole lot of shoe for very little money.
Jersey Coats All Wool
Cn Sweaters
O J k"1 an ancy Colors
T.-P.cketC,at $ to $7.50
Style Many Styles .
In uncertain weather it is hard to tell what you
will need. But, whatever your needs, they can be
filled here at reasonable prices with a MONEY
BACK GUARANTEE.
Lloyd Ryan
CLOTHIER
, Main at Ninth St
HOME OF THE WORKINGMEN
Ple Fly
I
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Eighth at Main
Jd Service Good Drugs
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