"P Pare Eight
Thursday, Sept. 21. 102"
LOCALS
..ow'V.f ! Taught Daives How to 'Hell and M aria'
THE
Clark Improving K
Clark will ho g
he Is Improving steadily from at
tack of pneumonia, and will bo
aula to return lo him homo within
a week or ten day
Itetnrm To Homo In Soul h Mrs. Knjoyins t'oiiv.iulon V. K. MUm I.Iii.Im j III MIm Chlovcr
Louis Hath returned Wednesday Ilcck h enjoying the week In l'ort- l.lntloey Is suffering from a severe
morning lo her home In Newport land from limine affairs 111 the. attack of tonjIlltK which lm cou
rteach California, after spending Klamath Falls offlee of the Par-j fined her to her homo fur ome
tome tlmo In Klamnth Falls visit-!ific Telesraph & Telephone com- time. She was reported us lin
ing with Mrs. K. S. Mre and p:iny. While In the north Heck proved lat night.
score, of other friends. Mrs. Hath Is unending the national enliven-.
has heen looking into property In-.'Urn of Odd Fellows now being con-1 In I mm Hoimnta -t.oorB. S.
teresta In the eitv. She is a for- ducted in Portland. , Heyd i Included In the many out
mor' resident of 'the city and her of town visitors In the city yes-
many friends have enjoyed her visit .. lietimis To Shilfonl After ierrfay from Ilia ranch ill Ho-
here. spending several days In the city nansa district.
.on business with the Oregon Jour-1
... t....i... r .-hi.-h he Is a renresenta- ' lrrU ltlor Here-I.. Goode.
IMCCKlllOll nm ..'. - " ..t i. ,. u n -.1..-. f l.trrl via
llrnv returner! In nis "," ....., -
4
In I a " ,1
well known smckman and rancher live, r.
of the Sprague River district is in- headquarlors in Medford.
eluded in the many cat of town '
visitors In the city yesterday. Krom Keno Among the man)
'out of town visitors in the clly yes
Frank Xa-'terday
lied in the city yesterday, trana-
! acting business affairs.
I Merrill (iunrt In City Among the
r
To l.-ave For South
kata former owner of the New City .who
laundry until Its recent sale, plans ling business affairs.
to leave next week for San Fran-
cltco, where he will make arrange- Itevenur A pent
' - ..' many out of town vlsltirs In the;
e was Hoy Nelson of Keno. . . . . . . !
,. . , city yestorday was Arthur Fraiier. )
spent the afternoon transact-1 , ,' . ' ,. , ., , , ,
... resident of the Merrill district.
Itonanut Visitor In H. H. Vln
HtTC II. O. rnneher of Ihn ltnnania ills-
ments for sailing tnis monin to Harding, well Known internal rev-,tr(.t spcnt Wedncday afternoon In
Japan, where his family rosioes. ra-enu0 agent tor tne leoerai 8OTern-;h0 cjty lranMCtng affairs.
kata s ratner aiso uvinis anu ment is in tne cuy lor me reniauiu
he will spend some time with him.jer of tho week checking up on
According to Nakata he will ro- income tax reports and reports
turn soon to make Klamath Falls ;from various sources.
hiB home. j
Merrill Koari VUil
AiiioiiK The VLsltont Included
In the many out of town visitors
in the ctiy yesterday Is John
Srhumn of Morris who spent some
Included ,lmo on bU9ncss.
(iuild To Meet Today Members i ine out nf town TisMors in the
of the Ladles Episcopal (Iuild of;city thi8 week Is C. A. Hill of the j rosnr In kliuiiatti Out of
St. Paul's church will meet this ! Merrill road district, well known : l0WD visitor.! in the city this week
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John : rancher 0f thai section. include John lirosnar. well known
Morgan en California avenue. Thei 'resident of the Merrill district.
guild members are working on plans; ,n j,,,,, j,, 0ut of town vis
for the holiday baiaar which gives a ,n Klamatn falls Wednesday
promise of being one of the most . flern00n lliciuded Jim Dixon, pro
successful of the year. Iminent Bly rancher.
Ieer Hunting C. M. Ramsbyj To For Sihool Miss Olive
and a party of friends are plan-;,,... ... . ... , . part of
FA1RVIEW. MT. LAKI
in. is.
1114..
At .a
lutatt.
Bala nf j-
90nA ScrvtpJ
Vice president Charlrf O. Dawes, famed "Hell nd Maria,"
aaji Colonel Charles Stanton, U. S. anny, retired, taught him how
to (wear. Colonel Stanton is seep expressing himself in army style
Cn IIusIiickh Here Scth T. Cox.
well known resident of Oorris spent! eluded
Wednesday afternoon in tho city Klumuth Falls this week
on business affairs.
From Merrill Wclnclny Paul
Fort Klanuitli Vlxltom -Mr. and. Ml I'niiimrt III -Krleiif of
Mra. W. K. Ilrown. well known Miss Allen Davenport nf Lincoln
residents of Fort Klamath, are In- street, daughter of Mrs. W C. Dav-
In tho many vlslturs In nnort. will be clad to know nf
her rapid recovery from n minor
operation lo which he auliinioj
lie middle of the Week. MM K.ir-
T Medforil Oil Itn.hiis - Mr.
ning to leave over the coming week-; the Kf'fj ,or Monnloutn, where she D. Lewi, U Included In tho busi-:'' Hector made a bus-
cr her first year in the ncss visitors in Mamatn rails yes- .v,.,.., u.,u
'in;, it lias oocn removed to her i
An enjuyulilo furuwnll pnrly wna
helil at tho homo of Mr. and Mra, ('.
a minor 01 rtnrenca and at is. i.
Olive lllll. who are leavln.' Mr ro. who
ICRl rouii. tinuiea anu (lani'llll were
parllilpnleil In, anil refreahuienta
were aerved. Those ireaini worn:
Matiiiv llrailluiry. Dora Hhort. (iladya
l.ulla. Francis Hliort, llernlee Daw
on. Marjorle Itirder. June llrad
bury. Mary tloher, Mnry sthnri, t..t ,
Klrkpntrlrk. Marjorle Peyton, lion,
ule hhorl. Vlrallila I'eyion, Marie
Hehrsel. Olive lllll; III, hard llrad
li ii ry Harold Delillnxer, Kenneth
Cordon. Alton Hliort, t'lydn pmil.
Cecil Cheyno, Karl Juekann. eoyd
Shori. Melvln Oreulny, Chnrlea lloolli,
Clarence (lober. Paul Illaoon, ( Inin
Iieiiblee, Wilfred lllxnn, Clarrnre
and Itolf lllll and the boat ami
I hontess.
Mr. and Mra. II. II. Hamilton spent
Hominy afternoon with Mr. and Mra.
Van Myrra.
Olive lllll apenl Hunday night with
lli rnl.r nnd Lucille Dawson.
Clarence Hill left fur Kuiena Sat
urday, where he will utlend college.
Mra. Van Mvers nnd Mrs. Hen '
Hamilton attended Kane drays allow
Monday evening.
W. J O'llrlen called at J. It. Kill
oil's Sunday.
Mra. Leo llouton vlalled at the
homo nf her slater, Mrs. II. II, Ham
ilton Monday.
Mra. II. I). Khollbarkrr and little
'PI-M oil oni HX.x i.iicnn
mornini train for Oakland. Calif..
i after spending two weeks with her
father at Mt. I.akl.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II. Hamilton were
huslnesa vtkttora at Klamnth Falls
Saturday.
Mildred nnd N-va Ili-.inUton were'
dinner guests of Snritllu. Kalor Sum- '
day.
n. " "ini nJ "
m
vrvt.
end fcr the Southern section of the
will en:
country to spend the week-end -,. s,.,. vormal school. Miss terday from his home In the Mer- returned.
hunting deer. I Hm ,8 ,ne dauBhtcr of Mr. and rill section.
Crantblltts Kntertaiu
Mrs. K. L. Cramblltt entertained
on Tuesday night with an informal
! Mrs. C. A. Hill of the Merrill dls
Mr. and ,ric,.
Henley VUllnra In Mr. and Mrs.
Sul. mil, to. Operation Mrs. 'Will Hurl Sh.irt and daughter, Mlaa
I'eter Flhir In Out of town Humphrey Is recoverins nicely from Dorothy Short of Henley distrjcl, ;
visiters In the city yesterday to a malor ocra:ltn to whirti she su'i-1 where the Short ranch Is located,1
transact . business affairs Include i mltted this week in the Klamath j were in the city yesterday for a'
Peter Fisher of Merrill district. Valley hrspltul. I brief business and shopplug trip.
Ftpert rsMif repairing, treat Ins;,
ami atalnlns;.
COFKII IIHOTIIKIIH
liiono SNII.
Special Notice j
Attention, Rojttl ft
Mnnong! SpwialBrt1
Friday, September i
Official visit of Cm1
ililfh Priest Buq'
7:00 p. m.,iharp. rVsi1
attend. I
C. E. JAY.llijhW
1 '
Vtitfftt.h. At Dinner la honor of
dinner party, the piece de resU-., 31gt weddinR anniversary of Mr.
ance beinR a deer which had beenand Mr9 Marion Hanks, their
broueht into Klamath FalU Pnrlfii . t
In the week. Guests were Mr. and "ned' last' night' with an In- S:i5,7VS
Mrs. Harrv Whitman. Mr. and Mr . .. .. r : l( X
. c v . . formal-ainner party.
A. E. Kirkwood of Bonanza. Mrs.,aid ot u at lhe Clemens home. I
Bundy of Forest Grove. Miss Mary! t
VI Cramblltt. Bobbie Kirkwocd and ... . . ... .. ,,
the hosts, Mr4 and Mrs. Cramblitt.1 'w,,r " ,, I'
j Mrs. G. W. Miller of Modoc Point.
, ,, ... . are included in the out of town:
Delphian t Iub To Meet Cards k . j h,..tn.. visitor. In
were issued yesterday announcing K,amath Kals on Wednesday.
the organliiag meeting of the i
Klamath Falls Delphian club, which .,. ; .
Is .rhrtI.H nr Mn.l .f. Visits From Wilson llrhlge
September 2S at 2:30 p. m. In the Klamath Falls visitor, in the lty ,
1 1 . ,.lh . yesterday Included Mrs. bverett
Hose Style-at-a-Price Shoes
4"
ing Is called under the supervision
Griffith of Wilson Bridge. who i
of the ccast club department ' of ,,t the ilh friends ln lhe
which Klamath Falls will become "' I
a party with the organization per-i . . !
fected on Monday afternoon. a' '"""- Teael.en. To Meet-Mem-reprcacntatlve
of the club is in the bera r ,ne Parent Teachers asao
clty now organizing the Broup : ciatlon of the Falrvlew school will ,
which promises to be one of the , meet Friday afternoon at 3 o clock,
most interesting organizations of ' September 2a. .In the school build-1
the winter months. During the ,n- This ' the ,"rst mee""g ,of
meeting the year books will be dls-,'"" -ear and Pombes are good for
tributed to the members. !a mo8t ue' gathering. The
I apeaKer ui tne nurniutju "in
! Merrill VLsitorIohn MerriU ofiDr- G- A- Xewm f th coun''r
the Merrill district spent Wednes-j neal:h unU" RefreshmcnW will bo
day in Klamath Falls transacting . 5ervei later ln tne Hw"-
business affairs.
If
Ilcturna To Hrhool Mike Crock
er, who has played during the
summer months in Calloway's or-
Inent farmers and rancher, of the i ha3 returned to Corvallis,
ere ne Will reuiitu itia biuu.
Oregon Agricultural college.
Green In From Country Wil
liam Green, one of the most prom-
Kerrlll district spent Wednesday af-1 wnere nF wl" resumB ,
terunon In Klama.'h Falls trnnnart- ,n
ing I'us'ness affairs and calling on
frienda.
Ill Kn in Foil KinliiHtli A. G.
Wimer, well known logging con
tractor r-f the Anna Creek Lumber
company from Fort Klamath spent
Wednesday afternoon in the city
visiting and transacm? affairs.
Visits From Dairy Miss Ada
Flaekus visited In the city tho early
part of the week from tho Flaekus
ranch in Dairy.
w A ft-
1 im.s -M&ms
wimi v
In From Algonia IF. E. Graham
is included ln the many business
visitors in the city yesterday from
his home in Algoma.
Kodak Finishing that please all
is our specialty.
STIXHOVS STCDIO
T37 Main St.
lf,r-Vw; . as, 'flj-j,
i. ,. : . . at
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drugs
Painting, paper hanging.
Interior decorating.
COFEIl I1IIOTIIF.IIS
Phono 080.
1
Two Chautauqua Stars
Dorothy Elliott, Soprano
Nathan Stewart, Baritone
om Ellison-White Canadian Chautauquas
will appear in concert
Friday, Sept. 25, 8 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Benefit organ fund.
Tickets 50c; at Shepherd's or Southwell's.
i
A Special Fall Showing of
the New Styles in
Allen A Silk Stockings
This week we are featuring in our women's hosiery de
partment, the new fall styles from the famous Allen-A
mills- Correct in style, exquisite in weave and color.
Here are special values in fine hosiery to appeal to Un
careful shopper.
The range of colors Is unusually complete- all of the newest shades.
No. !)5 Regular weight service hose, extra elaxTlc
pure thread silk, with tops, heels, soles and tons of
fine mercerized lisle, pure dipped dye, m $1.75
the pair.
No. 3785 F.xlra sliaer, all silk chiffon, full fashion
ed, pure dipped dye, nt St. KG the pair.
No. 37711 Heavy pure silk, full fashioned, fine imr
cerlzed lisle garter lops, biiUk. heels and tus, ,)llr
dipped dye, priced ?2.uu lhe pair.
Pleasing Footwear In
(2CrfilLTyiS
For Smartly Dressed Women
and Misses
Autumn brings with it a revision of artistic ideas
and patterning in every manner of apparel as col
orfully and pleasingly new in fashionable footwear
as in other accessories for both women and men.
In appreciation of this response to seasonal styles.
Our Exclusive
is showing exclusively original ideas in the preferred
modes and novelty creations of charming footwear for wo
men, young ladies and school girls. This is in rm"Jf
with the Golden Rule policy of maintaining the poputaW
of its Hhoe department year in and year around, spn"'
summer or fall.
Klylo-nt-a-prlce In 'modish footwenr prevails In this large b",lJJ '
eleven different patterns In one shipment for women
women and school girls. Theae are "the stylo," quality ' "p
i'nd wear equally worthy as their quality. and stylo. .' i, :(
Now shnpes and colors nro being shown for men sd W-
These offer tho men folks the same opportunity to 'or .
"shued" In latest Insts of quality footwear, amtiirlns flyle-"' ,
s
ervice With Values
olves Your Problems
GOLDEN RULe
Ok
Dr. Rehnl) Foot Appliance Shop
S
i '
tyles in Fashion
trike a Harmony
-o