The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 25, 1925, Image 6

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The Klamath news., October 25, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six Sunday, OctoWr Ifl2.r LOCALS SOCIETY Irr and th wldln anniversary of Mr. and Mr. IK'Ijiv (('Minimi friMii l"W Ki") The, , Lumber A Box company. Miss Collin Improving Miss An- T0unf!,r Cobb is owner o( nt Collins If Improvins rapidly acres of pearl in C.ran'.s Pass and lowing an operation for n rf" oner of a ranrh, ZOO acres In moral of her appendix ome time M ney are in Klamath Kails ago. She la convalescing at the ,or , Dril,f business visit planning ! MltS. DKI.KM.I. ; TO UK IIOMIKKK Mrs. Thomaa Whllij IVItell la Ihe J inspiration for reception lo be riven hy Mr. Marry W. Pool In borne of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. llutchrnn. Mr. and Mrs Freemsn Schuttt. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hryant. Mr. and Mrs. 11. X. ,, smiin. Mrs. Kba llcnnett. Mr. and ; tne rin l ree theatre on vt pones- 6,11 ... , .. .... i i.... v i.... jii. ....... Mrs. cno v euts. Mr. anu .-mi, .wuu- u iciuwu, auh-hiwi rice Maier. Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Pat-, two until five o'clotk. ' terson. Mr. and Mrs. John Vaden. The affair, which is one of the I Mrs. Kay Cooper. Mrs. ('.ill. Mr. i most novel of Ihe season. lll be a ! i and Mrs. Juke A. Leach. Mr. and matinee, the ahowlng of "Cuafes- Hcre from Talrm Among the. pects and timber claims, former residents of Klamath to re- ; turn for a brief business and pleas-: Here from Crams Pass- to leave today for Lakeview where . Mr r-. Templer. Mr. and Mrs. K. ! slona of a Queen." with Miss Alice' I they are Interested In lumber pros-; Templar. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1). Yarnes. I Terry in the leading rule. j on Monday evening In Ihe Library club rooms lo discuss plans for the radio baiaar during the rally purl of November, following the bual-; ness meeting member will retire to Ihe studio of Mrs. l-orrne Peasley. j where they will work with articles j tor Ihe bsissr. I see II Vt.l.OU K r IMHTV Miss Myrtle Norrls. will be sural of honor Wednesday evening at a Halloween parly. Among guests Invited are: Hetty Mct'on : nel, Carol and Alma ( arlwrlglit, I (Iwvndolru Kay, Merle Hwonson. Krcderltk Johnson, Hubert Care. Itnland (iarlrh. e e e MIL AMI MUM. MuK KNTKItT M Knit rMH.OYKM The sumiimr home of Mr. end Mrs. II. N Moe at Korkjr Poliit w bo the sriim of lie annuul fall pl.nlc which Mr. Moe give lo hla entployei every year. Thme who left early this morning lo enjoy Ihe day of hunting, fishing and ler. Mr. ..?!? I. ..a """'. Wilson, uu. " and VI siL - T. M,. Mr. and Mrs. (iienn Kent. Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Balslger. Mr and Mrs. N. W. Young. Mr. T. J. Webb. Mrs. Duslnes; .i.it i. n Rnwman of Talent. ' vi.hnrs in Klamath Falls this eek-:Ksther llunlvan. Miss llaiel H. Me iend Include A. B. Davis with the t'lelland. Miss Mary Anderson. Miss . '. . -.., i i.mHA nmnnnv . Haiel Noble. M isa Mae I'hlnncy. Miss a iormer resiaeni oi vniuiiuin.i iwiu - , . 11.. t-.. t ... . I , 1 1 .. I .. .. I..MM where his. brothers are icientit.ea irequem ....Ur Ml M,rIh SMb,um. MiM Esther s prominent merchants. Bowman ; and well-known in Klamath. Davis yiir,iIlton Uwlght French. Mr. arrived last night to spend some ; is g resident of Grant Pass. j French. Mike Casper. Milton Ulce time there. I " .and the hosts, Mr. and Mr. Chris j At the Whtr Pvllcan D. 0. Col-BarnsIa0e Lakeview Visitor Out of town j well Is among the vlsltora In the e e visitors In the city this week in-i city Ibis week from his home ,n ! ..... ... elude A. D. Smith of Lakeview. Odell lake. He i a guest In the! - - - Following the matinee tea will be served in the White Pelican hotel with several of Ibe guests assisting Mr. Poole. tan Here on Business! H. Thomas, connected with the Best TractoT company as their service man for White Pelican hotel. Ill V Kit ON KKIIiY KVKMNC One of the most attractive affairs of Ihe week was the dinner party given by .Mr. and Mrs C. 8. Currin on Friday night for Mr and Mr. C. C. Currin and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cochran of Portland, their house guest for a week. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mr. Currin. Mr. and Mrs. Cochran. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collier have I and Mr. Claud. Davis. Mr. and Mr. I KLAMATH FALLS Brings In Buck One of the fin-1 as their house guests for the week C. S. Currin. Harry Messner ..t catches of the vear for Klam- Mr. and Mrs W. K. DeLay and Following dinner a n,.mh,.r r southern Oregon is in the city for ! ath hunter, was brought in this : J""1"" Lo' of Portland, and O. j guests dropped In for cards and! a br'ef busTes, visit torn hi, week by C. R. llue.on of Ran Fran- D- Bm"; -bo of Ported, who dancing Including Mr. and Mrs. Joe ' a brief bus.nes, rrom MmMmrd h,lne and 'n mblaln '" Mrs. Ilyron Harden- . . ., . . ,. lure trip with their visit in tl city, brook, Mr. and Mrs Clen Jester I pleasure during his recent T'8 Mrs. DeLay I the sister of Mrs. Col-1 . . . ' here. He returned south today. ; o Mj Florence Porter and of ! I Huston brought in a 250-pound Lloyd Porter. On Friday evening "lr,,:,,,-, WOMKN borne in Medford. At the Hall Hotel Among the out of town visitors in Klamath Falls fcr the week-end are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fetseh and a party of three others, consisting of their daughter, Miss Fetseh and Mr. Fetseh 'a sister. They are residents of Lakeview and while visiting in the city are guests in the Hall hotel. back, weighed in after dressing, from the Bly country, where he spent several days. Mrs. Kmen Improving Mrs. Clara Ernes who collapsed at a lo cal restaurant Tuesday, suffering from pleurisy, is doing nicely at home of friends. the party enJoved a ouail dinner at I " "KT .MO.MVU i the Collier home on Pine street. ' Member of the Business and Pro-1 honoring the birthday of Lloyd Por- fesslcnal Women' club will meet j Sheepman In Klauialh Out of town visitors in niamatn nu weea- A of advertisements In The end Includes Charlie McCartle. well f ;ew, do more tnan f.art people known sheepman of Merrill. thinking of you and talking of yout offerings: it will bring you new busi- Canadian Tourists Visitors in i ness. Have ua submit a tentative! the city from the north this week ! campaign, without obligating you in' include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Swain j y y- i of O'Hara. Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hopping of. Vernon.' British Columbia. The party ar-! rived in the city last night for a visit through the Klamath country. They also plan a visit to Crater lake. Rancher in City Business visi tors in the city this week include G. W. Miller, well known rancher of the Modoc Point district. Cattle Buyer Here J. F. Carey is a well known cattle buyer in the city from Chico to transac af-( fairs with Klamath rancners. Hotelman in the City Gnests in Klamath Falls this week-end in clude W. C. Balfour of Chllaquln, owner and manager of the Balfour hotel in the reservation city. Here on Huine!t Prominent business men in the city this week include E. E. Cobb of Portland and Grants Pass and hlx fnttip S. S. Cobb, owner of the Standard i Hallowe'en Dance Given by R. X. A. I. O. O. F. Hall Wednesday, Oct. 28 Sailing's Orchestra Supper Free Couple 1.00 In Just a Few More Days the Pilcher Building Will Be Completed The New Home of the R. A. Pilcher Co. Department Store "7 Keep Your Eye on This Space Christmas Photographs Nothing conveys thoughtfulness and cheer like a Christmas portrait. Special Inducement for October Sittings "Photographic Quality Photographs Picture Frame ENLARGING AND TINTING Opposite Court House 327 Main Street Phone 39 CHIROPRACTIC The Way to Health You Need Xat Be Sick Chiropractic removes the caune of diaeaae more Vr,m-. ly and perm.netly than any ,lt.r method uf healing. DR. O. H. MATHER . MASQUERADE CARNIVAL HALLOWE'EN SATURDAY, QCT. 31., AT MALIN SAILING'S ORCHESTRA 71.1 Mnin SI, Licensed lilli-piilctoi mill Pli.vltli.ip, Oppo-.Hr. Pin.. Tive TIhhIto Plionp nil ATTENTION! CARPENTERS and BUILDERS C. D. Long, business representative of Car penters No. 190, has been called away for a short time. His place will be filled by E. F. Duffey, secretary of the C. L. Coun cil. All carpenters out of work kindly re port at the Labor Temple at 9th and Wal nut. Contractors and builders call 843-W for competent help. This service is for the employer and the employe. I i I i k hit I ".I ForbcTiv I Good Sesv?.11 ( EVERYBODY PLANT TREES THlj STOP AND SHOP 1 QUALITY VALVE "THE BUSIEST STORE IN KLAMATH FaI Group Buying with 1000 other stores is the reason for our derful values. Investigate for yourself by making your comparisons. CORDON HOSIERY For Women of Tasto GORDON IIOSIEt For Children Millions of. wear ers know of the long-wearing qual ity and lustrous beauty of Cordon Silk Hosiery. WeuriiiK this pop ular hose is a real economy because of iU durability. We can supply you with weights varying from the sheerest chiffons to the heavier silks, in shades to match any style of dress. We also have Gordon Hos iery of the same high standard in wool, lisle and cot tion. Ask for Gor don by name and you'll get the best in service, style and satisfaction at a moderate price. ; A 5 UNDERWEAR For Women and Child ren Forest Mills Underwear is made to meet every require ment in a wide variety of styles and weights. From the popular sleeveless style with the built up shoulder or the bodice top with the narrow tape shoulders to those with long or short sleeves and knee or ankle lengths, neat tailored ap pearance and warmth are assured. We invite your inspection of our complete assortment of this won derful underwear. Gordon for child made of h ectcd yiml tne utnw as well it a pesrsnct re tlutt making tW to put stronilr ti fd with splicirif ; heel ui give test The Terj i don Hotr tains ib ib pearance a or ifunu washinitiV ommend Hosiery stand tit wear Mil which bovi and give then. shnilM art entd. Pi ranging froa to 50c pa C0RSELETTES and GIRDLES That groom the fieure Dropwlj you have become absent-minded M your figure let a tano line ho what has hanneneel to vour waM It will show that jour figure hal4 rnca perceptibly, If allowMl ta ao II will con- I' ,' ,1 i I n ii e in Itrnailnn. - If fan lis curb ?t c o m fiirlahly. sure ly, Ijr a n o tncaii "Kla urr-li r n III l"K." KU- u r - flrmim I n a" nivalis simin form of mildly pornu aslB (?orsn or (ilrdle lo sot hark your hisi lin os anil koi'p Ihom. Thoro Is a complnto ranao of r nicnts In slsa, prlre, a t y 1 a anil mater ials, f.'omd. ft 'jl! : DAINTY THINGS FROM OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT 1 here are so many lovely iime things m this colorful de partment that it would bo quite a task to describe tni'm all, however, this selection 'ou will find Pow-(lei- lff noxef!i I m Cushions, achet Bags, Jewel evening ornaments tion. ed Compacts of every dew ers r in fnshionnbly ed women loe to t e ' on tne""v coats.. Thj arc quaint in putton-J and rip. : w'"Sw' M lIlTflM'- .al the making of lovely things at 3 mnll expense. You miiHt surc'' our ribbon section. -Truth In Advertising!