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HE KLAMATH NEWS
Friday, October 2, 1925
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in's Auxiliary
1 Sale Saturday
sturdily uMeriiotin I he first
t .11 le of the full will lie
Hlllcr'e, niiirki'l, under Iho
,,u I of I li women's euslllary
of t iTesliyin lun church of Kliim
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af. Wyron Monloi'f li.u Uerti
workii I (! 1 1 y (r II"' I"'"' mouth
gathering; niuii-rlnl f"r Ih.i nil",
watch promises ti lm Hid"' mi ''i'.
ful In fltmti'UI ,i Mtk. Wll
bar Jo' a l mil" niiuiHKiir n( ilu
attar- t, mnl lie U assisted hy mi
bit nU' " Inrliullim Mr. II. K.
'it, r, Mrs. Jennie Hum unit
f , i Virgil.
fhe le will open promptly ui
) a irk Hn I ill il.l V iniiriiluil mill
jUr lliroiiKlimil Hi" ly. AnV
g V illlK In dulliil'l articles of
f ' Ij'gra nsktd 10 all Mm.
.01 r who will rail for lltt'lll.
tohC ' also hi? rcsrlteil 111 lur home
t 1 North Ninth street, or by
trll &; II.
7 EN PURCHASE
ESTAURANT HERE
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.1' 0. llo. of I 'lyniil.i. WiinIi-
Ib' anil Mm. I.. KmnMl.'ti. of
Pt l whit arrived hern alnr.il
o ek uso utiil have iitlri'?-Hi"l
I ,trl of I ho New Duma Ites;-
I . 32 Muln ilmi'l, are mi'h
I ,A v pericnicd In the art of culcr-
tai to tin i ii 1 1 - In th's respect.
Ec' rniiilnu l'i Kiatnafh KalU. j
tire 0s wim In the hotel busl-1
nv I Olympla nml lenviw n hunt j
sf id In tlui i-tty. where she,
9 : for mini" time
fcnowdeii operated (ho j
. ot my lli uv in I'nrii.iuii. una
It . a wonmn of cn pilntitil hus
inesa ability In this II"". The deal
was pniil li'il when final articles
vers) allsd Willi lliu former owner.
"J, J, Lawrence yviiiTilay.
Aaabstliig In (irtlii- - Mm. Curl
Otla Clark In asssttug In tlm office
of lb tat collcrior of ihn county
court. hous durlntt the lax week
roah.
TULE LAKE DUCK HUNTING REPORTED POOR
BY KLAMATH FALLS MEN CHAMBERS ISSUES
TOTAL OF 673 LICENSES NETTING SUM OF $2279
Dm k liiinlliiK thin year durliiK tlin
rirt wmik in Ortubtr In tlio Tulc
lake country In nut what It has l;on
111 yruri pirnl.
Thli U t)i roniiluliit of rnorcn of
Klniitath dportmnrn, many of whom
fullril tu k1 uf:r limit (lur)rm dm
flmt tiny of thn on.-iiliiK Hi-uMon.
Prior lo 1025 t'.ici opon HMunon on
tlmk niwl K'n I't Khtmnlli roiinty
li u fiiltn on Ki(mhrr I ft. My n
li I w rcdi-iul law ull mlKrHtitry hlnU
nr prohMicil unlit Ortohrr 1. And
dinkM, iinlll thin your hud fliil Into
C'lillftiriilu. wIiokh wumin illd not
oH-n until tlio ftrxt of Orlotirr.
With ull n(uMtnn opcnltiK tht futmc
iluln durltM unit kccp r ratlirtil
uvt-r th Klamath, Modor and Kin
alyou touiitry, until thoro In not a
proh'rtfd a iv it for Iho bird to
KillhtT.
AiiMilnT rrnmn la itlvi-n for Ihu
!n-k liuntliiK ly aporumon. thul
In-1 ii k warm wuthrr. Many are
Kiiviiiic Ihi-fr eni-ray for the flmt
fri'cxu of full.
In Hip offlrn of thn roiinty Hnxk
Ilrrnnoii nmoini'liiK tn wcro
UfUHd yontorduy, Ihn fliMt of tho
ytar, and tho flntt itav of th duck
M'unon. Two nctn-rp.ildcnt llocnaei
woro lHuid to t'lilirortinin, Paul
And'ron and Ward Klwlton ft Itur
biink; throo minor ll(-nK from 14
to 1 8 yearn, and thraa huntlnjc
lli-rnnHN.
1o llarmry ciinii'lii-ri. iti of th
tiiOHt ni'UKOitrd nf K'aiuiitii linntoni.
poo tli h.itiiHT for Iho ri; I it rat Ion
of thn majority of hiiiitor.
Kor ll.a iiumlh of H- iKri'i'T, 673
liitntlnK llri-noH wrt lrbiir-d; 1 5
non-ri'kldciit Ih-i'iMr lo Cnllforula
roNldontM; 1 5 flrthlnic ll i nur. and
1 3 combination f lulling and hunt
liiK i-ardn.
A total of $'.'279 will Iw turned
ovr to thn HtaiH by ('humltcri for
th aulo of tht permit.
Ycnlnrday Iho majority of llcen
Hcfl iMNiii'd wrri given to non-real-dntN,
who ara muli'm? Klamath
county thflr hoHflitimrt-TH for thn
duk ni'tton. Krom 1 1 5 to l&o
non-rr-nldrnl r.-.M ur l-.nifd by
f'hanih' rn dur'ntc the op nlnK of the
no a on. Kiv Klumalh roHidiiitM ob
tnlned tin MroiiK" to hunt yoti-nlay,
Window Trimming j
Attracts Attention!
word In full footwear, In IihHiik thr
pop u In r and faHhlonuhlo Jilipne:
ahorit. Mr. Sovorrioti Ii.ih rnceiveil
niuuv roiiipllrni'niN upon tho arlhttlr
dihplay.
Klamatli Leads in
Prolubition Cases
Kin miii I h cuimiy Ii uiIh I ha enuo
llft of Onston. ImluilliiK MullDO
nnih. In Hid iirn-t, cunrlctloDf.
illiln ncli il inul JjiI I irnicnrn, ac
rurdlnit lo Hie ukukI report fe--elvM
iu the offlra of the dlatrlct
atlornry yMicrduy from the atata
prohlltltion diiartniint.
Kor lliu iiioiilb-of AiiKiKt Klam
uiii (ouniy urim'i-d ll, convicted
21, with flnpi anait w d, amount
Iiik In t J.L'l, 1 en. : ,,. pd n
Kluniulli n:iiouri:ril la l2.cril.S0 and
ih r.mtihHr of liquor violators who
iktvkI (Inii! In the rounly jail
ainouiitinj to HO.
Iu c'niiiti.irbioii wltli olht-r roun
t!i of Drevnii, Kla-uith urrented
nxirc' violator of .the liquor law
Hi.in Hakcr Vumliu. Jarkaon.
liMih!ne. :iVi.. Varo, Wheeler
ami Ciirry put I cethi'r.
Mullnot.iuh. wl,lh u many timet
!arKr ihnn Klainaih nmnly. Is far
down the llt w'.ilr-1! Klama'h leads
wltji only 17 arresis. 12 rnvlctlons.
Pines it'isi'ii .i-d a:nouiitil to lult
iiomuh to $5.0.15 ii ii ii C i) 5 days
ipi'iit In Jail prnlem-fs.
Krnm llenlon, I'rook. f.larkamas,
foils, l)ou;;la. ,ir.mt, Harney,
llnoil Klvrr, Jiiiuphiiie, Jefferson,
Marlon. I'nlk. S!n-riiiaii, WashinK
ton and Vaiuhlll, thn reports were
trivial or ln.nl"iiut.'.
llilntinK Iturka C. B. Currln la In From Algoma Jay Haztard Aapgrovo VUltor Among the tlS'
ncludrd In the memhera of the of Alxorna Is among the business itora
Klamath Bportsmen a assorlatlon ; visitors In the cllr yesterday, tak
wbo spent Thursday hunting forcing advanlane of the quarter year
lurks and gee In the Tula Lake i llreme fees xranted In the state
dlntriit. I mitomohlle department.
In the city yesterday to
transact businesa In the ' court
house waa A. J. Fender of Asp-
grove.
Willi the arrival of Iho very lat
est In fall footwear, 8. (ieorge Rev-,
crsnn, window trimmer and adver-j
Using k tit Ii y man for Houston j
Jeiitrr, has Just rompleted one of
Hie mimt attractive shoe windows!
ever seen In the city.
Thn barks-round nf Imlh windows;
Is a beautiful woodland lanilspo.
l:li a rlol of the rich color of
autumn. Thr floor of the window.1
di'Mi.ncI mperlally for the occasion,
hy Mr. Severson. is of KgypHun Hie
in hluik and while. Mammoth
vn'i-1 filled with cat tails and tnarl
goldi'. grace each of the windows,
and to Iho lieauty of theie are ad
ded Improvised trellis, banked with
yellow, rimset and hiirnt orance
i Firyminlheiiiiiiiis.
flared to kuoiI advantatta In tho
v.lMiow is a showing of Ihe last
S. P. & S. Officials
Canvass Witnesses
f. f. Hart, attorney for the 8
l. 4 .. and It. W. rickard, general
freight and passenger o?cnt for the
same system, arrived In I'-id yes
terday morning and spent the fore
noon here looking up witnesses In
prepnrntjon for tne ueuriui uefure
the InlerHtnte commerce commis
sion October &, ut w-hir-h the appll
callon of the Oregon Trunk for right
to extend Its lines south to Klamath
Falls Is to be heard.
Hart and I'ltkanl left In the
afternoon for Uedinond and I'rlne
ville to continue the same line of
work in those commu:ii:its. llend
Ilulletln.
RUINED MAN TURNS
NEWSIE, SAVES UP
$1015 FROM SALES
SAN' FRANf ISr.'O. Oct. 1. The
world has Rinun nccustomed to the
stories of newsboys' who became
wealthy. J.-iniei Tobin was a
wealthy man, whose la.it years were
devoted to. selling newspapers.
Tnhln'a will wan admitted to pro
bate Thursday and showed that from
the sale of paper, he had saved
11015. Ilfore becoming a street
vernier Tooin had bon one of the
city's richest contractors and
builder of the country's first cable
car ayslrati 1 Ills holdings were
wiped out In the earthquake and
fire of 190. ,v ..
Build with
STEM-TILE
BUILDERS!
SAVE THIS EXPENSE
Ry using Stone-Tile foundations
for frame dwellings you save the
delay and expense of building and
stripping forms and hauling a
mixer to lb Job. Yon avoid the
waste of materials tbat always
occurs where the volume of con
crete Is small.
Build your foundations of dense,
bard mono-Tile, in fraction of
the time. They are substantial,
attractive In appearance and save
you money.
The footing may be . Stone-Tile
"solid" block, turned endwise.
hum)
with 8to.x&tile
Klamath Concrete
Pine Co.
70.1 Market
Phone S82-VV
B.P.Lewis Grocery
"The Coffee House."
223 So. Sixth St. Phone 355
We carry a complete line of
Quality, Groceries. '
Try a pound of Lewis Special Coffee.
Pay us a visit or phone your order in.
We have our own delivery. "
Meat Market operated in co-operation
with Grocery. ''
,W A TOT' TK A '111
Ii AU1UMN 111
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Tho magic spell of Autumn entrances by example: As
nature changes her dress to brilliant hues of an Eastern
shawl, everybody feels the impulse to turn toward new
er raiment to glorify themselves and keep in tune
with the season.
To a woman in such a mood, Fashion Footwear by Jo
hansen makes her heart beat in sheer ccstacy. It is
smart above common use of the term, it is individual
without eccentricity, it takes place easily
on her foot.
To men who seek the utmost in style and fit we are
showing Just Wright and Arch Preserver
shoes and oxfords.
New Styles shown in our
New Fall Windows.
HTOtoini .Sb cfeto
"Superior Shoe Service"
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.jtlktil-lJ.l-t'fjiiaHt 'K 1imtsssissWssiiisaviiaiias waaVat sMwaaissii l"mr m' V v,j;- i 'n'- A -', f,T
THE SEASON'S
Eventful Fashion Sale
Now on at
Main at Eighth
La Vogue
Main at Eighth
Two Special
COAT
OFFERINGS
For Our Fall
Opening
Fifteen Sport CoaU
of Suedine Velour,
full lined, trimmed
with Furette collars
and cuffs, at
$12.50
Twenty Coats, rrfade
of Polo Cloth, fur
collars, cuffs and
bottom full lined,
at
$15.00
Balbriggan
SPORT
DRESSES
Two-Piece and One
Piece. Assorted col
ors and sizes, at
$9.50
One hundred Rayon
Silk Jersey Vests,
popular shades
MILLINERY SPECIALS
For Fall Opening
FELTS, VELOURS AND VELVETS
All specially priced for the Fall Opening
$2.95 $4.95 $6.95 to $15.00
95c
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HOSIERY
Ipswich and Kismet
Nationally Known Silk Hosiery
Compare them with other brands for which
you are paying much more.
Try a pair of them and you will always wear
Kismet and Ipswich Hose.
50c $1.00 $1.65 $1.95 '
EXTRA SPECIAL
100 Silk de Chine Slips in all popular shades, at $2.95. Come and get
them before they're sold out.
SERVICE, QUALITY and PRICE
We maintain a hierh standard of best erade merchandise. Sustained
quality at reasonable prices. ,
We invite vou to comnare our eoods and prices before buying.
By eliminating the high overhead and with cash buying and cash sell-j
ing, we are enabled to meet the competition of larger centers.
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