lilts
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thl ol'i
tho l'p""
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r mMlril
h!i HIV
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und til
liillniHri Imnk f f,o AuKi-lo, r,n,.
,., ilia (ircnli h h.mk in ,,
k. I&o.ouu: end Him AI.uim, , ,.
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nun urn llsti-il, f jiinoiiii, .,
I, .K,., rliiim" of (Jim i. A l.inl..r
f Ntr York, who hnlilx pert
mkiimii'IiI nf u ' lim.k nf inii ri ii-
',,( lliv bankrupt producer. Aohh.
l .Miiriwi'ii. or Mile lu ll u, ,tl
II, .in-r' flrnl !(, . Ia h i irc,lir
in li' nitwit t I l'i. uuu,
Cardinals Win the
: Championship (,'amc
i ly il.'fi'iillim II... Imul I j i l, 1 1 1 .
i L ull loiiiK Meirlll iiMtn i, ti Hi,.
Incal Irtci frill flia.r lu-l lilnlil.
tlto Klamath t enliiiuU ttoii ihr
rliuniil"tl"llll of I ho iiuiIitii div
ision of I'll' K tl 111 lit li I. .i K
Th Buinn j. uiik .. iii ,i
pUred lier tlil war nl end" I
wltli tlm cure o( , i in : in a(ur
nf lli Curds
The ln KlK'T l.rnf Ihm of Mer
jrlll pluveil mill- liaakKtlmll ami
..ru lilrh point iin-n mi lli'lr
mm, K. Ki-r Hh II ami K.
Kiitor with 1" (in I l.i- Klainiiili
tram Curl)' 8a'i.ni piled up
points alou.
A rlurn lultlc vtlll hv played
llli Merrill m liniiir I, ut ihi. imi
riinic la nnl Import jui- ilnm Mi-rrlll
hi already uai a kjmn tn IVIl.an
riiy hmildea the dcliat last nlictit.
Tlio Cardluiila hate rlran aluli-
7 ..-Illl'lVi
Local Briefs
.February' 19. 192fi
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-i.luy 11, ,,, w)h
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l l nil hi l il. ;lri,,ro.
I Mlw l.,..Kl. II.iiMk ur
rl.ll ll.,f, ,,.,, Ihl( j(1,,r Mr
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is il ! VI' I 1
; "111..11 urillf liilnpmiy y.v
iirilny.
' T.. II,p H..UII, Ci.,rl.-, V. Kmli),
H.r, l'i,,,. ,,.,., ,.avI1(
."k-.inl fur S..11 Kriinibi.i. wIiit.-
I Im Inuimri Iiiilni-n8 uflairn and
fur l 1 micks.
Offl.1,1 Improvi j(.Hiar Offli-ld,
Julm Huppunl. who realUed n KUm
ln Urn MrCariliy upiirlmmitii, will
li" alilc lu rmuiue hla ixialiion In the
Aim 1 linn Nutliinul bank ufler an
uIim ihb uf acvurul day with un at
lack ol Krippo.
Page Three
Mattu U Mi-dforU Johnny Matlo,,
baritone alnger of the Tantlllzera or-'
chemra, la leaving thla week to fill
n abort enitagement In UedfordJ
where he ha been avheduled to Ring.
lie will return In aeveral dayn.
) Willi Highway Ih-piirinirnl
Frank llal nf Cl.inlali.. (irignn,
utiniiicil v 11 h tin. ,U hlKlmay
il.'liarlmiMil. la vlnltiriK In the clly
ou liu'liii-na for a Kliurl (Inn-.
Invlng for tin' Norlli C. .
Junk.'n of Klamath Kalla la plan
juliig to li'iivo hl wick Vir I'ort
limd und Oregon ( My for a month'i
lilt with frlondi.
Vi-u.-r In Nivllli' Krlcnda of Kd
Wcuvcr. nephew of Mr. and Mra.
who him been confined lo hla homo
mh Kalln nt aprlrig and lummer,
will Iw glad to liuir from hlru again.
Wi-uvcr la now in Kcatiii. hi. 1.1.
faiher and mother, but hnpea to vU
li In Klamath Falla analn thla aum
uifr. 1 i' . I' 1
Moil Movli- ('oliiny Mra. II. W.
I'oole. Mra. flertrmln T..av.to ui..
I'uiiHy Kobertaon, Ulna Jonn Thorn p
aon und Mlaa Vera Thompiion vlalt-
'id VHtorday morning at MrC'ollura'e
mill, whnro the I'niveraal movie col-
jony. now here on location, are fllra-
Ing "Crashing Tlmlnra."
I
I lluja .N-w far Leslie Rogers,
i-arhler of the First National bank,
hiw purchased a new Chevrolet
muih this week.
Ili-m Krum MiMlfordHernlcc IJell 1
la enjoying a visit from her aister
Wanda, realdent of Mvdford, for
aeveral daya.
l-avi-a for Hvuttli John Meehan,
fight promoter and manager of Scan-
amavtan hall. Is visiting for two
weeka In Seattle pn a combined
buslneaa and pleasure trip.
HAWIJCY HAH ll.l)
PORTLAND, Feb. 1 :. (United
News) Congressman W. C. Haw-j
ley has withdrawn temporarily aai
one of the house eonferees on the
tax bill because of a severe old,!
which confined Dim to his arart-j
ment, says a dispatch to the Ore- i
gon Journal. '
Representative Bachrach of New
Jersey waa substituted to servo unt'l
Hawley had recovered. '
MOE HAS UP-TO-DATE I
READY TO WEAR SHOP
To keep pace with Increased busl
neaa the ready-to-wear section of
The Women's Store baa been eaten-',
lively remodeled ana now runs the
entire length of the building. This
change enables the atore to earry
larger slocks and placea those In
charge In a position to serve the
public with intelligence and dis
patch. "Up-to-date patronage re
quires up-to-date service," remark
ed Mr. Moe, "and I am proud to say
that this will bo more than ever a
friendly, home-like place where
courtesy and promptitude will be all
that tliene worda Imply."
CAIHXET HftAKKX.
BERLIN, Feb. II. (United
News) Internal dissension, which
threatened for a few hours to de
stroy the Luther government, has
bees stilled for the moment, but
not without demonstrating the fun
damental weakenesses of the coali
tion cabinet, which governs Ger
many. -
Costumes Available
at Elks' Club
for
Elks' Annual
Masque Ball
to be given
i
Monday, February 22
at
f i ,
Elks' Tempi
Invitations at club.
JV.Z IW tHKH (H'rllt ikii m:.
NKW YOHK. Pub is I foiled
Nrwal - The v.'1'.rtahli hoard of thi.
Mrtmtmlitnn nprra hotmi. wro-tiT
ilia wnrld'n grratmi iiti..ra have
mat th.lr notra nf M and alitor
lo Miriitiirn auilh mo. will rr-
oiiiid l.i the Jariy thump tliuinp of
t!ie rharlcaton Friday rvrnlng1. wticn
John AMrn rari'olt'r'a ultra-uiodrru
bullit. "Kkyarraprra," Iiuh Ita flral
irra.iitntion ('akrwalka. ni'grn
plrltiiaU and llm moaning of aatn
photi. a will r.-plme for the (Irat
lima In tlm tradltlon-rlildvn ".Mnf
lb.. cj.ilc rol.-i of arand opera.
Ji h' HauKhlrra lllitall Mi'inhrrs I
of Jul.') Duughlara of the Masonic!
I order, met last nlKht In tho Ma-;
laonlr hall and enjoyed a brief meet-!
In g nf liintullutlon only.
( 'lilliKiiin VIllor C. r. Held
rlrh. ronnHrU'd with the Klamath'
Kupply company tif Chllcxiuin. visit
eil for a time In Klamath Falls yes
lerday.
! Tliltrm v muiii. I. wv.
I-ASSAIC. J. Feb. t H. ( I'nit
HI Newii I Martini law la threatened
I In I'anaali' and (he neighboring
i lowna of (iarflrlil anil Cllffon an i
! result of a. llre pi. ketliig ou th pari
of striking trttlle mill wnrk.Ti.
I Tollre Itecorder linker ban asked
i for atnlr poller nnl will demand
' Iron pa. be nan, unless what he al
. Iigei la lltesal pi. ketltlK. eeasea.
Klyht Ihoiisniiil mill workers an
ion strike, live mills being affected
I A dcmonairatliia In which nearly
5000 strikera look part, drew every
avallnble policeman nf I'nssulc to
'the llotuny mills Thursday.
For Results I'ae News Class Ads
-Judioi In
u a (ov-
L , .
f. SlIU 111 I
"klrh hn,s
it JfnrojrO
a an.s .
f iin;" The I
In from the Vall.T MIks Fie-.-
n L'H.n I... ....J '
early part of the week In an auto
mobile accident on the Green
Springs highway, spent yesterday
In Klamath Falla visiting wi:h
friends and shopping from her
mother's ranch in L'angell valley.
MUs Kilgnro accompanied her
uncle. Merle Kllgore. prominent
rancher, to Klamath Falls.
Knl. rtahis for Molln-r Mrs. E. G.
Wlsernrver entertained on Tupsdny
with an informal afternoon at cards
In honor of her mother. Mrs. Frances
K Fenwlck of Holse. Idaho. Mrs.
Fonwhk has been visiting Dr. and
Mra. Wlsecnrver at their homo In the
Hunnet apartments for several
moniha.
Visit log Itnilhers F.than A. Col-;
yer. brother of Andrew and Alfred
Collier of Klnmath FalU. Is In .the J
4r-y Jor a short Uine In connection'
with the atate hltbvvay departmcnt.i
Cnllier ia a resident of Salc-tii.
taken advantage of the phenomenal SHOE VALUES
Sup-hnnr nur ornr m ntir February Sale are missing some-
D .
e.: . i i f:J J eKmr vprliirHon on
ifi h quoiea are uona nuc auu
f our regular stock. Why feel skeptical? Arch Pre-
or men and women a re also included in mis saie.
KKN'S SHOES
fitment of children's
I sizes and short pat--'
are 18 pairs of scmi-
2 j2.45
0XF0KDS
BOYS' HI TOPS
47 pairs left, in brown tan calk skin
and black oil grain stock m fair
range of sizes. Values to 349
$5.50, now selling at v
T, -2? 1)&''8 left of these
nicn we wish to get rid
wack and
H. now sell- On qk
7j"--
Work Shoes for Men
We are closing out every pair to
make room for our1 new stock or
boys' shoes. Inasmuch as the lines
arc short we are offering $3.95
any work shoe now
uston & Jester
Rubber Aprons
59c to $1.98
These gum rubber aprons alwaya
are so practical. In myriad hues,
with frilU and pockets trimmed in.
a variety of styles. For house
work for serving tea for wash
ing dishes.
S
Footwear
for the
"Hard-to-Flf
ff-LENDER FOOT
j Arch Fitter) I
. TS0t WSSS jJ
-toh-s the footwear problems of
many women who liud "ordin
ary" shoes uncomfortably largo
through tho arch and Instep or
anr.oyingly loose, at the ankle
and hecL
In Stencior Foot Arch Fitters
you secure the size that fits best -over
the ball and toes, with the
size you really need through
tho Instep and HecL
In Our Big Down
Stairs Store.
Small size leather gloves now
in for girls working in box
factories 69c, $1. Overalls
$1.09 to $1.95.
New Umbrellas
$4.85 $5.85
Fancy 10-ribbed liakellte tipped
umbrellas. They have abort hand
carved handles and heavy cord to
match cloth. Colors aro red, green,
purple, brown.
New
Dresses
Beginning Today Remarkable Sale of
Smart
"Sunbeam" Brand in Genuine
Abeffoyle Radioux Chiffon
and Mohpac Sports Fabrics
$5
Fast Color Ginghams ..$2.39 : Fast Color Suitings .....,....:...,.$2.95
event the Dress Shop is justly proud of we know fashion-wise women and
misses will be delighted with such smart, attractive and practical dresses at
so' inexpensive a price! They are ideal for Spring and Summer suitable alike
for home, street and sports wear. , . .
The large assortment is comprised of the well-known "Sunbeam" Dresses made
of the fashionable Radioux Chiffon, a superior Rayon fabric in a very fine quality
and unusual new Spring patterns. It is absolutely guaranteed sun-fast and tub
fast also to retain its silken luster, and non-shrinkable.
The models sketched above are representative of the attractive choice offered
in this assortment. All straight-tine tailored styles that embody the smartest
Spring style features. Each individual with trimmings of plain white or
colored Radioux Chiffon. Also models trimmed with handwork.
(Distinctive features
Exclusive with cShese (Dresses
Aberfoyle Radioux Chiffon is an outstanding
Rayon fabric of surpassing quality and beauty.
With the exception of the staple patterns, all
of the designs are exclusive to Radioux Chiffon
and Mohpac fabrics patterns of a character
not possible in any other Rayon material.
They fit perfectly because of their perfect,
generous cut. They have wide 4-inch hems.
In addition, these dresses have been made
very liberal in length, and in most instances
the hems can be made from 6 to 8 inches deep.
Regular Sizes, 16 to 44
Among the SNew rpnng
Golorsand Color Combinations
, Bois de Rose , Jade Green
- . Pervenche Blue Poadre Blue
- Lanvin Green Coral Pink
Beige, Orchid Sunset Caters
Red and Tan Combinations . .
The fine, expensive dyes used in Aberfoyle
Radioux Chiffon and Mohpac make these
clear, lovely colors possible. Even after
numerous tubbings and exposure to the bright
Summer sun, they will remain as fresh and at
tractive as when they are new. ,
Extra Sizes, 46 to 53
Stfohpac sports (presses Also featured in 9shis &vent
This wonderful new sports fabric is usually found only in dresses selling at much higher
prices. Many trig styles in this group display distinctive.new designs and colors. They
are smart for country club wear.
Pretty, ett Hani-trimmed Pongee Frocs Are Included at Tliese Prices.
J
In the Center of
the Shopping District
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