The Klamath news., May 13, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

TUB KLAMATH NEWS
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Friday. May 13, 1927.
CITYBRIEFS
"ara li'l.lrr Th. following In-lar-atata
tin war rvilatnrvd t the
chanibar o( , cominiT. Wvdiiaaday:
llitflhurl Hinllli, Kldr, Idaho: I).
A.' JlrNoll, Druvllln: lite tk'hllllnaa.
Villi I)lou; . l. Keatrr, Huultu.
CiiliNU,i Mayor A. E. (inlnivr,
mayor l ( hi loo u In, waa a bualnaaa
,vli(0r I Klamath Kalla for a few
liour Wxlanday morning;. Ac
cording to Oi'lnr, l-illixiuln la
buay little town,' (nil the enrlng
cleanup hii affected llm roarrvatlon
clly, ee ia larger uulghbura.
VUIirs rr Mr. tnd Ma, Kd
llarwood epent Wednesday after
noun In Klamath Kelle vlalllng
frlenda and ahnplng frwn their
rmirh home In Hie Mnrrlll dlatrkl.
Mwrlll VUllar Mr. W. C. Ilaller
of Merrill was a ehoppar In K lam
alb Kalla Wednesday. ,
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Ita IUmImmm Frank t.ldlard.
ealaamaa for Walton A Moore, well
known dry anode house of Van
Francisco, returned aoulb WediAs-
Uy morning, attar apcndlng aome
illme here on bualneaa.
I
I WIMnanl Ih Name II. K. Win
,nard. father of Howard Wlnnard
and Mr a. rted K. riert, la but
slightly Improred In hla condition
tot the paat few weeks, according to
membvra of the family.
Wurdrn will remalu several weeke
III Topeka Willi an old friend, Mr a.
(leume II. Walp.
e e
fin llualiii-ae J. Loe Btuwurt,
traveling wllh the l.'pohn firm, l
here from C.'urvallla (flailing phv
ak'lana and phartnaHata. Ilo la a
frequent vlallor In Klamath Kalla.
.
Mr. Turnrr III Mra. Italph Tur
ner ( Itiiih rvlp) duiiKhlur of Mr.
and Mra. Charliw It. DeLap. la atlll
roaflned to hr borne on Vine strt
In M Ilia addition, aufferlna from an
attack of Minima. Hhe hua born
unable to lakn up her dullea In the
county rlerk'a offlre fur the paat
week.
Ai'ii'pla I'tnlllou Mlaa Cii'nova
Drum of Kueiene baa accepted a
position for aome lime aa atenog
rapluir In the oftlie of the Kwauna
llox cumpnuy during the earl aum
mor. At I lie Hull J. A. Darnell, trav
eling lor the Hlone'a Htorea com
pany, la here from Portland, and
while In Klamath Kalla la a gueit
.11 tilt Hall hotel.
e
Mlillnuil Vlallor K. L. Hopklna
of Midland la among the bualneaa
vlallor In Klamath Kalla thla week.
Hopklna tiaa a fin lot of muah-j
rooma on hla land that have aprung j
up wllh the warm aun and the re-1
rent ralna. He brought eeveral
bnekvla of the muahrooma Into j
frlenda during hla vlell Thursday
LONE PINE
mtde alnce realdlng In Klamatli
Kalla, regret hla departure eaceed
Miilfortl VMlor John K. I'eler,
traveling man with thla terrltoly
uridiir hla Jurisdiction, la here from
Meilford fur a ahorl bualneaa tlalt.
filer la ri'glatered at the Hull holul.
lt-amu-e IV.lt Inn Mlaa Pearle jchlldren. Thelma and I'helps I wis ,
C'utllelur haa reaumvd her poalllun .and Mr. Bradley.
aa ali'nugraplier In the U. C. A K. Mr. and Mra. Hal Ogle and llllle j
office, following an operation' for! eon of Klamath Kalla flailed at Ihe ;
the removal of her tunalla In a home at Mra. Ogle'a lister, Mra.)
local hoapltul. Clyde Hark a Sunday, ,
Mr:' Beanie Klalt and aliler. Mlaa
(By I'Al'I.IKK IIKAHI.KV)
Newa Correapundent
Amung Ihoee who attended the
trark meet at Klamath Kalla from
thla district waa Mra. It. T. Ili-aaly
and children, Marlon (lalurneau,
Marjory llowmau. Mra. V. Klger and !
are flnlehlng sowing their grain ,eral other high arbool atudenta of
and aome bare atarted planting : Merrill atfended a ahow In Klamath
their potatoea. I Kalla Monday evening.
J. T. Colman waa transacting
bualneaa In Klamath Kalla Satur
day. Hoy and (.oralne Meanly and eev-
Yon will find Klamath Valley
Hoaptul a modern eommodloua
borne, np-to-data In all partlevtara.
PKARTB BEACTT MOP '
Ladles' A Chlldreai'a Hnirruttlat
- ! Mala
VIkII iir HUlrr Mra. Maude Hob-
erlaon la vlalllng at tno nome "Klamath, Kalla Kuliirilay,
hit aia.r anu iiiui --, . ...
Margaret Tallman waa ahopplng In (
and Mra. frank Hnyder of Pacific
Terruce. Mra. Iliiliertaon la a Ku
gene realdcnt, and haa made pre
vloua vlalla In Klamilh Kalla, where
ahe haa made many frlenda.
e
Kiectrl Home ' Mra. Mary
Drew of Pine atrect and her daugh
ter. Mra. Krank Hell of Chllouuln.
are expected home thla morning
from Hly. where they have vlalled
with Mra. Drew'a daughter, Mr.
Walter Campbell, on the Campbell
ranch In that vicinity. They ol i
vlalted at Ihe Jcaae Drew runcb In
lllldfbrand for a time.
Mr. and Mr. John Mitchell and i
little aoa called on Ihe Clyde Ilarka ;
family Handay.
It. F,' Baaly and children, Hoy,
Pauline Pearl and Wlllla Kow.
ler vuritert at Mr. Cotmana Sunday.
Charley 8lory and wife were call
ing on their neigh bora Sunday nfler
noon. Mra. n. fludulph and children,
lola and llllle Gilbert called on
Mra. K. F. Meanly Sunday.
Mr. .md Mra. II. J. Ileardaley,
Mr. and Mra. C. Ilowman and Mar-
horle. and R. T. Beaaly and chll-
idren and Wlllla Kowler all attend- j
knm.. irini I Merrill Sunuiy.l I ..
..,ru. LOS So. kih. Phrnii J-W. The farrnere are all buay. aome!
, To Mixlforil Mr. and Mra. W. W
McNealy of Klamath Kalla motored
to Medford for a brief Lualneaa trip 1 afternoon.
Tueaday afternoon returning llmt' a .;
et.nlug. I At tlilloliln Jeaeph Jenann, .
j county road engineer, apent Thura-
l Merrill Vlallor Among the out '. day In the Chlloquln dlatrlct look-I
if town ahoppcra In Klamath Kalla ling into road matter and over the:
Wedneaday afternoon were Mra. propoaed aurfaclng of the Klamath!
John Colwell, Mra. N. II. Dogne. ) Agency-fhlloquln road, for which
nd Viae Mary (Iraybael, all well, the contract waa recently let by the
known reeldenta of the Merrill coun-1 county court. '
try.
,
i Here from Houlh Frlenda of
nert Alford and Lloyd Alford are
welcoming Ihem to Klamath Kalla
for a brief bualneaa trip. The Al
ford arrived Wedneaday morning
from Uerher and they will remain
here for a ahnrt time aa the gumla
of Mra. I.. F. Wllllta of Klomuth
venue and Fifth atreet.
w
Klaniatli HIioiH-ra Mr. and Mra.
Kmll Schleael were among the out
of town bualneaa vlaltork in Klam
ath Kalla for A tow boura Wednea
day afternoonr
Mhopnina:' Here Mra, Hugh O'
Connor and 4rfny- were In Kltmalh
Kalla fromAlarrMt- Wedn to
Halt frlenda, and ahop.
.
Airlve Kafly Frlenda of Mra.
A. M. Wordea at Waahlngton. atreet
will be pleaaed to learn of her ante
arrival In Tope Ira, Kanaa. where,
aha accompanied the remalna of her
later. Mra. Lulella Hanley "urgent.
Interment waa made In a .Topeka
cemetery Friday afternoon at I
O'clock, according to word rocelved
To io Houlh Jamea Buchanan,
who haa aerved aa bookkeeper and
office manager of the Klamath
Newa for the paat two year, la
leaving for Ran Frauclaco, hla for
mer home, Saturday evening, where
he will be Identified with a prom
inent firm In the bay city, llu
chanan'a many frlenda, whom he haa
HEAD STUFFED FROM
. CATARRH OR A COLD
Say Cream Applied In Koetrila
Oprna Air I'aaaagta Klght Up.
' JUST
ARRIVED
i
A shipment of the
LATEST STYLES in
Millinery Tailored
Types, Dress Styles,
Sport Models.
In fact, -we have a Hat for
every type and invite your
Inspection.
Price $5.00 to $12.50
FLOWERS thoee dainty
and aaucy little thing that
perch oh one'a ahoulder.
ORIENTAL. NOVELTIES
The UpaUira Shop Over Moe'p
PIED PIPER SHOES
rykrld'sjmtpt fiealh Shoes for etildrjen) '
. . All shoes are made to cover the feet. But children's feet require more
than merely foot covering. , , . . .. .
Three things PIED PIPER SHOES DO :
I They GUARD the foot development of '
your children.
2 They PROTECT the delicate bones of their
feet . v.' .i , " '
. O They CORRECTLY SUPPORT the arches " j
5 and tender muscles. '
Pied Piper Step Starters
, A shoe that will make the
Tiny Tot enjoy learning to walk!
Start the Babiea out right let
them wear PIED PIPERS.
PIED PIPESl combination 3
cyeiet oxford. An . exosedingly .
fine-looking low shoe made of a
the popular atroller eraln leather '
with lizard Inlays. Flexible; and
extra wear aolea.
WE'RE PROUD OF THEM
"Pied Piper Shoes are not only REAL SMART and STYLISH, but are -very
flexible and long wearing. Besides they have 9 patented health features in
t swing permanent comfort. '
. We. all enjoy fitting Pied . Piper Shoes. Let us show you the many new
styles that "we have for all ages; WE'RE, PROUD OF THEM.
4JP .
NEXT TO BLUE BIRD
fnalant relief do waiting. Tour
clogged noalrlla open Tight up; the
air paaaagee of your head clear and
you can treat he freely. No more
hawking, snuffling, blowing, head- j
ache dryneaa. No atruggllng for
breath at night; your cold or ca
tarrh dlaappcara.
(let a email pottlo of Kir's Cream j
Balm from your drugglet now. Ap-,
ply a little of thla fragrant a nil Sep- !
tic, healing cream In your noatrlla.
It penetrates tnrough every air pass'
i. ..,... i vnr. age 01 me nean. eooinea me m-
t ... , . . .u . .1 . flamed or awollon mucoua mem-
den. Mra. Worden atated that there br,n. ,,, cf c)m ,n,untly
waa an especially beautiful floral lt Ju,t f)lle Vtm t ttay ,tuffed-
Vrangement at Ihe funeral. Mra. Up with a cold or naety catarrh. -Ad
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GIFTS FOR
THE BOV OR GIRL
GRADUATE
y. , JEWELRY
No one has yet been able to improve upon the time
honored gift of Jewelry. It is Ihe one gift that
always appeals! It wins the instunt approval and
lasting appreciation of.qither men or women
Jewelry is a part of every girl's accessories and is
especially welcome as a graduation gift. Boys can
be made happy by, a gift of Jewelry as well as
girls, apd we are specializing in watches, chains,
cuff links and scarf pins for them.
MUSIC
Aftor all, tho big thing in a home is music. Why
not give the graduate a musical instrument? We
are prepared to givt you tho beHt buy -An twn K
it's a piano you want! ,
WINTER'S JEWELRY STORE
UPSTAIRS.
CRATER LAKE
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Take a
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fun on
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$2.00 and up
Miss Saylors
Unusual Chocolates
Get a box today and know real Candy
satisfaction. Sold on a qualify basis.
Ask Mother she knows!
$1.00 to $5.00 Box
, Stationery
Whiting's, Keith's, Eaton, Crane &
Pike, and Morgan's 11 the best num
bcrs are here. All colors, in plain and
fancy stationery. -4
. 50c to $12.50 Box
Gifts for Graduation
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Dog Remedies '
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Just received a hew assortment.'
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