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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1925)
' . t, , 2&ii.J Friday, September 23. 132." Par EfKI LOCALS Miss Doty Kilters School Kricml.. I On Va.nli Mr.. Uoy SchniMI of Miss Kathryn Dotv. who left laal'ls pnjoylUK a forlnlsht a vllt In the week for Kuitene will be lilad to! south sp-nlln Home time with rel know that he has registered In the alive, and friends In San Kramnsoo University of Oreiton. enrolling In and other bay cities. her freshman year. jLvsrj.- YisithiK Father J. Martin Adams R.lurD from South Mr. and Mrs. i will leave this morning for Merrill. I James Lytle have returned from San ! where he will visit for the week-end ! FranrUco. where they have been : with his father. J. Frank Adams. Sr.. I for some time. They are former re- prior to his departure for Stanford. Idents of Klamath Falls, when Mr., on Monuay morning. I.ytle was Interested In the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, Krosh Sell ( anily Members of the freshman class of Klamath county v,i. vll,.- Trio Mr. and Mrs. I high school held the first candy sale! Frank Obenchain and daughter. Miss of the year in the halls of the school , Marie, residents of Ely. have re-: yesterday. The money will go Into turned from Medford where they vis-'the class treasury for social affairs, Ited for some time with friends, at-, during tne year. tending the Jackson county fair. Mlsa Obenchain studied with the I In From Dairy Wm. Wight was nine organ while in the valley. ! city business visitor from near Dairy yesterday. Merrill Sheepman Here Nedi O'Conuor, prominent sheepman and On Ituslness Here Frank C.rolis rancher of the Merrill district, was was in town yesterday from his home in Klamath Falls Thursday after-, In Langell valley. noon, where he transacted business affairs. I Returns to Kluiiiatlt Miss Mollle ; Stewart, who has been spending the In From Merrill Among the out i summer in the east with relatives, of town visitors in Klamnth Falls ; returned to Klamath Falls the first yesterday was Sumner Davis of Mer-'of the week, and has resumed her rill well known sheepman and ranch- position with Dunbar and Dunbar. of that district. j j rinn Southern Trip Miss Jo I'pp Returns to O. A. C. Pat Malloy and her sister. Miss Martha I'pp. of Lakeview, nephew of Mr. and are planning to leave In a fortnight Mrs. Marlon Hanks, with whom he; for Los Angeles, where they will en spent the summer months, left yes- j joy a two-weeks' pleasure trip from terday for Corvallis. where he will i their work in the city. Miss Jo I'pp enter Oregon Agricultural College. Is employed in the First National Malloy is a member of Lambda Phi' Rank and Miss Martha with the Delta. I Loreni company. They will drive south. Dr. Soule Addresses is out for his second catch of the season. Deer Hunting Garland Hayes and Henry Burke left yesterday for Pokegama where they will spend deer, or until they have obtained KiwflTIIJinS! Slf" IVTppt their two mule tail bucks. Hayes """ U iUCCl Stressing the Ideate of the Kl wanis at the regular weekly meet ing at the chamber of commerce yesterday, three speakers urged stronger co-operation among mem bers and the tiuilding up of the local organization to its maximum effectiveness. Patrick Burke, secretary, gave a review of the functions of the Kl wanis. Tom Delzell outlined the general work of the Klwanis for the In- To Hunt Saturday Bob Stinson, with hisson. Earl Stinson. will on Saturday leave for the Hly country where they intend to spend the week end hnting. Xevr Pupils Knter According to Superintendent J. Percy Wells of the city schools, the enrollment in the Klamath Falls grades Is increas ing steadily every day and if stu- j coming three months, which dents continue to come into the eludes a more peppy program, form- schools It may prove necessary to led around local tulent. add more teachers before the end I Dr. A. A. Soule stressed the Im of the school year. j portance of bringing delinquent members to meetings, showing them Friendship Club Members of the their duty to this community and Friendship Club will meet Friday i urging their aid and co-operation, afternoon with Mrs. Z. E. Parker. His talk was based around the old in the Southern Pacific house. This saying. "Where gold increases, men Is the first meeting of the year and decay." leaders are especially urging others j Miss Dorothy Elliott, a talented to attend in order to lay plans for singer of this city sang for the Kl ine worn 01 tne coming winter. wants yesterday. i Daughter Horn Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dolan of Spring Lake are be ing complimented upon the arrival of a baby girl, born Wednesday. Miss Dolan tipped the scales at $W pounds at birth. FIRE CHIEF AMBROSE DUE FROM CONVENTION To Attend Daure Members of the Jlnkers club of the Flm Na tional Bank are planning to attend the dance in Merrill Friday night, following a supper party. Fire Chief Keith Ambrose Is due back from the four-day convention in Seattle of the Fire Chief's asso ciation of the Northwest. He Is also looking into traffic problems, chiefly with regard to safeguarding the lives of school children In the vicinity of Klamath Falls schools. ' Surrenders ft I Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs Theresa Duggan, convic ted accomplice in the famous Corcoran blackmail case, which resulted in many in Boston and nearby towns be ing mulcted by a blackmail' ing gang, returned to Boston and surrendered to serve a sentence of five years and a day. She had defaulted her. hail of $9,000 when she fled.. MUSICAL TREAT 8 P. M. TONIGHT Dorothy Elliott Nathan Stewart Appear in Concert Presbyterian Church Tickets 50c Shepherd's or Southwell' Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs Special Notice Attention, Royal Arch Masons! Special meeting Friday, September 25. Official visit of Grand High Priest. Banquet 7:00 p. m., sharp. Please attend. C. E. JAY, High Priest MORE STALWART EVIDENCE OFtHfil DOLLAR'S BUYING POWER AT M0E'$' 40 in. to 54 in. Cotton and Wool Dress Goods The values range up to $3.50. These materials come in fall shades and you will be able to make up your fall dress at an extremely low price, $1.00 yard 5 Yards . Outing FUial 91 J Good heavy m J ing in dark color sei... inidth. Winle,!,' Saturday, September 26th $1.00 6 Yards .... Percale This choice lot of percales can be had in checks, stripes and dots in almost any shade that you desire fine value. Money! Why you'll be surprised how little it takes now; yes, fairly amazed at the extent of its purchasing power at "The Women's Store." Fortunate for our customers that we bought this large stock of merchandise at the discounts we did. This is another bold example of our buying power and our connec tion with the Northern Jobbing (who buys merchandise for 90 other stores) makes this possible. Read on, and on don't skip a line or you may skip a dollar. White Pliue i V Crepe, S Yds. VAJl A dainty snow white uj ial that is used extens for gowns, slips and otk' nnflnMrflmntflnla - - $1.00 Unbleached Muslin, 6 Yds.. Nice soft yard wide muslin, a material that has so many uses around the house come early and get your share. $.100 Play Cloth 5 Yard for Comes in 36 in. widths and can be had in dark shades with pin stripes in different colors. Wears like iron. Madras Shirting C 1 Aft 3 Yards 1 UU Fine grade madras with comely stripes when made up is equal to any $3.00 shirt on the market. This is very fine value. Checked Blank 1 ets, size 66x80 U'1 A well made cotton list of good weight checks, in fine aswtr of colors such as tun white, blue and white,! 3 Turkish Towels for.. $1.00 Large sized Turkish towels in white. The long wear, easy to wash kind. This special for dollar day only. $1.00 Huck Towels Seven for A utility towel that can be used in almost every room in the house white only neatly hemmed. $1.00 Ruffled Curtains Checked grenadine curtains in a new style and pattern. Full 2' i yards in length. Your choice for dollar day at this price. , Panel 1 (f Curtains, each..1' Cream colored only Ai medium mesh curtail a deep three inch frinpi. bottom Fine bargain. a All Remnants at One-Half Price Embroidered Ty:: si.oo A beautiful assortment of brand new embroid ered handkerchiefs in white and colors, that are much in vogue. Odds and Ends $1.00 This group is made up of gloves whose value runs as high as $2.50 Kid, Chamoisette, etc., are included. Colored Sateen ?I"me.r.8... $L00 Extra good quality sat een bloomers elastic band at waist and knee, come in shades of pur ple, green, blue and black. Gingham Aprons ... $1.00 Mamma Doll 24 inches Developed from zephyr gingham, neat braid trimmings. Can be had in several wanted shades, all sizes. $1.25 values. Dressed in cute gingham rompes, pink and blue ctfj organdie trimnwl leatherette slip1?' white Y-2. Stamped Pillow cases $1.00 Lovely stamped pillow cases Royal Society brand. Fine quality material. Easily worth $1.50. Stamped d1 f( House Dresses .. P 1 UU These stamped dresses of crashette come in shades of green, tan, etc. with beau tiful designs stamped, all ready fc- the nvcdV. Pillow Cases &1 C( 42 & 45 in. 3 for V 1 33 Full sized pillow slips, made of high quality muslin with a nice wide hem and launder perfectly. 4 j p Princess Slip $1.25 value for VJ Created from saUneteJ muslin of wpertajf There is a style, JSAS) that win surcij"-". $1.00 Rayon Silk Vests for ... Vests of lovely shimmering rayon. You will not have the slightest difficulty in seeing real value here. A quality garment. $1.00 Fine Quality Silk. Hose. nir Ladies who like nice hosiery at a veiy low price will do well to read and buy, all sizes, desirable shade and a real good hose. $1.00 2 Pair Ladies Cotton Hose . These are the regular 65c hose, and come in black pnd cordovan. A fine service able hose. Good for looks and long wear. $1, A Pair of Childr.l.'iHoJ..i heel and toe. Children's Shoes, Values up to $2.50 at only $1.00 Moe's Beauty Shoppe is at your service with the best of service, u-Truth in Advertising;
