.Friday, March 5.
Page F!v
.1
BIUI I"
L.f lnrnl
la stil.h
lili prin
or Ix'fcrr
or It rim
, follow-
Ihllsbed lla
.ulterior Is
4ad 7u do
oflke ur
0 Irmil
tiMi 10 the
rd their
( mo-rnal
I fosr ijual
Tb fire:
i at the
tint .hall
kIIW third
Last tl the
i:.1) and
liia. I&th
! tfi.r the
f.l the re-
11300
t
. as oo
scoo
. 1500
1500
'1'Miial who
P Hie tax
'I .ball be
I hirh bears
1100 a the
: alilrh the
l" to twelve
' lrh bear
n the
l'lni! which
f'ttil person
' Ke or was
'to twelve
'art of a
'"I. unless
' half a
1 It hall be
" nt 1 1 EDA
1 divlllhU k..
w
If Hi-prain
""Ut of 1400
' slluwed to
'h 1-nlted
'Mem iit,
"da nr Mx.
'"'Hvhliln
who
' hie
!"r, per-
""llls shall
"'"'" nt the
lbs
"rvlvlng
hi
Hnwerl full
H nr '"r siiitua
"'bl.
R'liini.
' "Il'll Hl.l..
'"""e or ,.l. jt
'"'"'"K In Ihe
h nm
union
"I'llme i
i ine
""intiKed
I In,
lo
'nn uniount-
''c, nr i,
mar
'"' hllln.l
kv I r . .
"vine in
.lr,nn
'nr.. .. '
hn. n "r"me
r or nb... .
enoii
r the i-
lit.. i . "" "mo
r iiicn n
.I.I.L
Merrill High Notes
and ulrld was held Tuesday to Ae- R-
eAm whuthe. M nnl In I l
-- " 1 .. w iihtb IIHH0-
ball
! A meeting of the stuflent cou.
fll was held Wednesday B00n ,
dlsmss the pan of f.od W)
lour. suggested by the students of''b HendrlrkHin
, msuuth
teams.
NothirtK wa settled definitely
but there la to bo practice for a
week or two when I here will he
another meeting. V.y til's time
will know 'f It
rvtnnru . . nt i t
uiku Kcnon Thi. . win u wor nwn e io ori'iin i.
Idea was that a. i0 tn, ;,, j uar ,,,.
hsve met only h. competition, It The senior Muaa held a meeiing
: would place them on friendlier rel- Monday and voted to leave to the
atlona If each s-hool would make achou! a cabinet for Indian relic.
,tur of the other hooU And pro- j While Merrill la in a very adv.n-,-1
a abort program. The plan;tageous poaltlon to get relic from
;w. unanimously adopted by the the Modoc war. nothing ha leen
. m'm,Mr uncll. : done ,IoB(t ,hat ne untll tn, year
I Another meeting of the council j It la hoped that thl will erve a a
discussed the advisability of con-1 nucleu for a chool museum. Her
illniilng with assemblies an theyjbert Oraybael volunteered to make
;wore given' during the winter ! the cabinet with the assistance of
i mouth. It was toted a good plan ! Mr. Turnbaugh. Several of the atu-
ann tue aenlnra were a Iced to hold 1 dent hare already promieed rclirs
uieir asaemhly ionietlmo near 8'.
Patrick' day.
I Iloth Ksiher and Lester Moore
'have been abaent from chool all
week became of Illness.
1 The laat basketball rim fnr
for the collection.
Cafeteria Dinner Of Interest to
many, tonight la the cafeteria din
ner which will be served in the
Merrill wa played on the Agencv bawment th Methodist church
floor Monday night and reaulted ' ,rom 6:30 o'clock until 8 o'clock.
Vomit Jvi.iii r AiMria. lio.r .loiH-iii.nl with .Uu-litcr of II
II. Uogrr.. oil miilti-iiiilliunair.-. l ,. ,ir,, in .Im.r.r ,,. j,
ttniit.iig to obtain n l.gil or.li r iiih llim; the mother Ui h t linn
sic In. vlii.tl.Wlrr. now it il,n 14,,, wiIIhmiI .U-trrliir. Wimt in
atlrmljiHi-. 'M,r I...U i. i-.,r. I nil v pi.ir.l.d ngint kulim.ii,g ,.
rrr it I. ti.lt n out lor en nirinu. nn.l it. miitm' tii.l.-. it. ,r (ro,
liiiuiua-ruiuii r.. ot.- I,,. , .iikmK l.olh t.,nt
in a victory for Merrill with a 28
24 point score.
A baseball meeting for both boy
Tho dinner will be nominally priced
aiid already score have announced
their .'ttentlon of attending.
Just Arrived
Medium Weight
Union Suits
$1.50 Values
Friday and Saturday Special
2 for $2.50
Oregon Woolen Stores
Always the Best.
Portland
Klamath Falls
We Sell for U.S.
Vancouver, Wn.
jtu U lnn.i
-
LAMM'S CAMP
, N-lon l bona of the grading ami
I teel laying crew.
Mr. W. . Hyde and little a.m.
Hobble and Itlllle left la( week I
to Vl.lt Mr llvt'. nnlhflp
(.ran la l'a for the spring and
summer months.
KKATTI.K M.IN Kll Jl'IKiK
PoltTi.AVn uirrh t n.it.j
k. L.J
.-ew.i juiire nallace McCa- W
, mant withdraw hi name for judge
I lit iha I'nlta. Ul . I .. MP...I
51 I lie re- visiting here has returned to her
home near tirants I'su.
of appeal. Judge Kenneth Mack
intosh of Washington, will be urg
ed in hi place, save a Washlne-
C'laude Houghton made a trip to , dl,paIl. ,0 ,h(! Oregon ;
Klamath Kails Tuesday, It belnt ! Journal
supposed thsi he hsd Inlentlon. ofj judae Mackintosh, who live at
attending the fight. Seattle and is a member of the
frank lowrll motored to Klam- j supreme" court of Wainlngton, has
alh Kails Tuesday to bring hU been recommended by Senator Wes
wl.'e up to ramp fnr the summer, ley I.. Jones and Congressman John
The writer takes this opportunity y. Miller. They will submit hi
to eilend a hearty welcome to Mrs. name to President foolldge when
Lowell from all of society row. Mrt'smsnt withdraws nr when the
Ray Olsea waa a business visitor senate refute to conllrm the nom
of Klamath Kail, on Tue.day. i (notion, the dUpatch said.
A community dance waa enjoyed j
last Saturday m.'iir.i ..in rrnsi.
fine lime, lie- SKW YOltK. .March -(Cnlted
News) Jack Dempsey will flgnt
nt
In society rw on
night, all reported a
Iruhi....!. .r .rvnt
ho(r ; (Ifue Tunney In a 12-round no-dcl-
. . . ..i..l alon chaniplon.hlp bout either Au-i
champion ester was seen In rsmp
yesterday. It being about meal time
all naturally supposed that he hod:
come for a siiusre.
... n .u.r - ""' ready has signed the fight agree-:
vis lle.l Iholr families In Medford i ...
over Saturday night and Hundny
returning to ramp Sunday night.
W. II. Hyde made a pleaaure trip! ,i( .,iorti.nn W. Nenmlth
to Ashland Sunday. ! ,h. California Oregon Poweri
Mlas llornlce Wilson from J'ort-. r(,mpiiny- , transacting buslnos tc-
gust 2 or 57 at Iloylo's Thirty
I Acres in Jersey City, according to a
' copyright article Friday In the New
: York Tribune.
Tunney. the article states, al-
I ment and Pcmpney lias given
word that he will accept.
hll !
land, la vlsiilns her sister Mrs. Ce
cil l-owe. I
- Wm. Copplo leaves today for hlsj
homo nt Grants I'asi. i
We-have with us this summer:
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Bhaw from
day in Medford.
Cafeteria supper given by .Metho
dist Indie In church basement Fri
day. March 5. from 6:30 to 8
ocUuk. M5
i :
t tii.i u, Bhmm I. hrake- eill.I'MHrS. lud.. Jinrcn
man on the logging train. Mr. and School nnlhorltles expelled Matthew
Mrs. John Evan and Mr. and Mr 'Johnson. 14. and bought him a
I. Hondemon from Ilen.l. Oregon, ticket back lo hi. home n Clncln
Mr Kvan. and Mr. Henderson are nail. Ohio, after he blackened his
parmer. bunching logs by contract. i'i'r. "
AIo Mr. and Mr. Charlie n. Nel-ipunmn mm .
at Tenant, Calif. : Jonnson came
Mr. 1 was living wun in. s'"""'" -
son. who were
during the winter
months.
All pepper
is not alike
not by any means
Who .mports and blends the rarest
and spic.est pepper? Ask your grocer.
Schilling'
fKAs
coSSee)
B.kinjlVnnlcr
txtttf;
where; quality imeets confidence
wmmmmmm
"Isn't Bargain Day
Every Day
The Better Way"
Cheerful
Service
Did you ever step
Icto a store where
cheerfulness and friend
linesi permeated the at
moiphrrt'? This Is typ
ical of Pilcber'a. Our
clerks sre always ready
ta render a cheenul
sod helplul service. We
would like to number
you anioug our custo- .
mert.
Shopping News
PILCHER'S
Special Purchase
New Spring Dresses
Ladies' Rest Room
on the
Mezzanine Floor
Beautiful Stylet Prevail in This Group of Dresses of 4.98
Wool Crepe and Crepe Faille 5'
There i.rc just 50 dresses in the group So if you would have your
choice, make your selection at the earliest moment possible,
fcvery one is fashioned in the newest style prevailing for spring and
is attractively trimmed. Size 16 to 42.
Wonderful Values in This Group g .90
of Bordered Flannel Dresses
Just 25 pretty and servicable dresses of Bor
dered Flannel, popularly called Taffeta De
Laine of new colors and beautiful designs.
Size 16 to 42.
A Charming Group of Silk Crepe fc Q.90
Satin Dresses
4
These silk Crepe Satin dresses offer every wo
man and miss an opportunity to purchase a
lovely dress at an extraordinary low price.
New Spring
Millinery
Latest styles in Satin,
Horsehair, Straws,
Tweeds, Sport felt and
all the latest color com
binations for your
spring hat. You will
like these at these ex
ceptional prices, $2.98
to $7.50.
Dress Hats
$4.90 to $10.50
Tailored Hats
$7.50 to $16.50
KARLEEN HOSIERY
Exclusively nt Pllclier'a
Korleen pure silk hosiery Is rapidly
becoming a byword of discriminating
women, who value beauty, true appear
ance and serviceability in their hos
iery. When we signify "pur silk'
we mean all that the two words im
ply. Karleen hosiery is made of gen
uine pure silk threads with reinforced
top and feet of very fine ltele. All col
ors, full fashion and semi-fashion.
nm- tu.49 l.o
Ladies' Footwear
For Spring 1926
Just Received a New Ship
ment of Footwear
Black Satin Colonial Pump, med
ium spike heel, trimmed With
satin and metal buckles. A
dandy $5.90
Blonde Kid Colonial Pump,
medium spike heel, ribbon trim
med buckle, cut out at side. Just
what you want $5.90
Patent Colonial Pump, spike
heel, gold buckle $8.50
Tatent Colonial Pump, tan trim
med, spike heel $8.00
R A PILCHEK CO
INCORPORATED
. Department Stores
WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE
li.l . " "18
I " ' nirrr..
1
ne .u
:"". stnled
vntiHt k. ... .
Is ... . '""d
Ho lax
duo.