TUB KLAMATH NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928
PAGE THREW
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CITY BRIEFS
Ka.ll vlallor Inat xvii. Jun. It
Dun Crump, iitiri'liiisUia: n u't i with roltttlvM Slid frl.titla, Hho
for Lamm's l,nttiliir uilll, won a ' pinna lo rut inn lu Kftiuntli Kalla
Klaniitlh
mm. -
( ( j A marrliiKtt llctttta. waa Itututnl
Mr. IV- lliirlinl of (itlluqiirrr '' Tuaailay nlxltl lu Juhn Kran
wua In Inwii Imliiy utumlli.K n, , cll"yii mill Itulli L. Willi, holh
liiiflnnaa uiatlnra Iti roiftii.ftlgh ' '' nillnqiiln. They wit. marrM
wild Kttrtnii'a Caff. '. ,h w '" ""'". JniU'O t th
Mlaa tiitrnthy H(li)"rn who luta
hiti aitpndtiiK Hi. wt'uk-.titl aa
Ihti u"( of Mlaa ciilnvor J.luit
aoy liri Wiiliiaatluy fur pulnla
III WaatllltKtitlt wliorti alt. will
vlall htifnr atari lug ull n lr)t
llirnuKll I 111' vital. . ' ' .
A lie. Mllla rlixil illvnrr anil
In I'lrrult rtittrt Wfdueatlay
uiulnal lixurxc A. Mllla on
around nf tlimnlciji.
Hurry Olavti of lit. watnr dtt
pa i t mm) uf Cnpro, I. L. Htoyrll,
Willi III 11 opi iiliiK of th.i iriiil M'rluU'iidMiil uf . rmiatriirilun.
lulu Hky ' l.ukM a.v..rl purllM jnmllt. B. ItaiiM, i-lwtrlral im
from till' city ar. planning It. '"r. wor. In Hi ally Weiluoa
piuk utlti Ibo Ink Halurtlny In I')' Mmlford trait.. Una
...'nrl Ih. w.k-nd. anionic wl.Uli ;"l' " Klaiualli Kalla
will u. a parly romp'ord of Hoy dHUIon of Cnpro.
Hall, Mllilrnd lal. , Donald , ' , .
Vrat.h. Uirraln. Mordoff. Hay I A wull wua fll.d In rlrmlt
Vi-ai'h, Mmycntir wiintiiuy uy in. riiamain
i iiiim. mi oi l nut aKHiiini ...
llt'rrlrk fur 11 HK duo oil qitr-
' NraiiDnti. Katltrr
Kliia, Mr Conrad. Italia Payiun. i
(llllrt Kiwi and Maluum Wluiiir,
rliatulla..
Mr. and Mr. Aaay farrnl anil
IIuiIk Mnaulr. rxttirninl I Kan
Kranrlaro liy motor lut night
aftur iii'mllna aivi'rnl daya hi-r.
wllh relatives and frlrmla.
Carrol and XlilKllIro aMi'lulwl
aihonl luTf tor many year ami
tiav. a linnt of frlr-tWa Kim wyl
rumod their rturn.
A. Jiluioji., Lukt-vW-w at-toriit-y,
la aptn'llttK ai-rttral daya
In Hip rlly on rulirl hiuttnaa. Jet-
lluth I more I allurlw y fvr Cliyloa
Walker.
Inra nr. bath
hoti.l Hull.
lniplim at lb.
Mra. W. II. I'irk:na of Imko
vlttw, waa ainuim lliii hualiiua
vlaliura In Klamutli Kull oo
Tuiiuluy, Mra, i'orklna la thn
wlfti of W, It, Porklna, f irinnrly
.illlur of Thn Krvulng Herald ruciMvlok
of tbla clly unil now ownur of
Tli. Ijik. ('ounly Trtliunn, Mra.
I'frklna alopprd at the Ilotol
Hall whll. huro.
by the d.alh of bar brother!
Iliur Htrung.
Mr. and Mra, It. W; Woo'da of
Holtm, Idaho, art) guttata In th
clly totluy. 1 ,
Ilia arrival of a tmby,boy, born
at th Klamath Valluy hoapltal
on Sunday. 'Tb Child has beeu
named "Hal. Allen." , , '
Mr.
P. W. Koaa, wall known bual
ncaa man Nif Bond, Oreunn', la In
and Mra. A. If. Darla ars Klamath Kalla on btialn.aa.' Mr.
cunaratulallciua upon Koa la a xueat at th. Hotel It la-
be. whll. hfr. II. la acompan- ln li Mr, and Mini, tiamy
letf by It. 8ton of Iland. i Bulla of Bbaw-Bertram camp.
i 'Jama O. Cols of tloaaburc la
a bualneaa tlaltor In th. city to
day. '
A lux Erana transacted bual
neaa In th. city on Tueaday from
hla bom. at Chlco.
A -baby airl. walKhln t Mr. and Mra. O. A. Kraua.
pounda waa born Tuaaday mora- hay. left for San Franclaco and
oth.r California cltl.a. wher. th.y
will b. for soma tlm. on buat
nesa and pleaaur trip, ' ,
Tom flchuppel. dlairlct man
aaar of th. Or.on Ufa Inaur
anca Co., apant W.dnmday In
th. gwan Lak. tarrltrojr Uana
artln bualneaa.
Jtmiuy Hnll. run nf
Mia. P. I.. Ciuniia nf
lavi-uiir, l.fu teal nlalll for Ctilni.
California. h,r ho will l-nd
tlw auniuicr niouiha.
Mra. (Iran) Maaon loft Wd-,
qoailay (pr tier homo In Port
land aftvr apoudllix aavornl daya
In Ihn clly vlaltlim hrr aoii. 'Mur
lon Maaton. j
Mr. and Mra. Wlllurd l)rd..n
nml Mlaa Uurothy Drydtin I''"
.Wudnraulay in ri'turu tu tiirlrj
horn, -fn Itlrhmnnd, Cnllforiln,
after attending ihn paat l daya
wllh Mr. and .Mra. A. II. .Moore
nf tlm llalilwln Hotel. Mra. Irry
den wilt be ritinentlierrd aa Mfaa
VenU't Moura.
Mla Juyra llennrtl, dauaMor.
nf-Mra. Khbn IUnnitti. left Tuea
day erenlng for Aihland hnn4
ahn will attetitl the aumnier at-;-slou
ttf normtil.
Mra. Alice Yoat. atennKrttplier
for II. K. Rhntv, lin Inft for Hood
Hlver and I'urtland whnro ah.
will aietd-r)r anntinl amenMon
Frank Cranp-r of llonansa la
apendltia aevoral duya In the city
on bualneaa, aud whll. hora la
Mr. and iaioppliiK at tlw Hall hotel,
Croat til I s j i
Amanf the vlaltura from th.
Bout It who aru guttata In Kan ra
nt li KalU are Mr. and Mra. K. St.
John and Mr. and Mra. II. C.
' Vory much Imprortd In hi-tilth
and Kind to be but-k home In
Klauittth Futla, Mra. II. J.- Win
ter, returned from Kacraiuenlo
on tbu ntornliiK train. Mra. Win
ter, waa aj-companlfd by h'r
Dflce, Mlaa Helta Hiintlllon of
Hat-rauient3 who pluna to apend j
Hie mouth of July Imra wllh ril
allvoa. Mia. Wlnlera recently
atihmilted to a major operation
In Hncrumriiln and la very much
Improved In li'itlth.
Dr. ('. J. Ilartleta of linker and
Dr. I,. W. Chilian of llolae. Idaho,
left on Hunday by monoplane for
their- ImmoB after liavlng a pent
several daya her. at thn Itedlde
of A. J Lyle alto paaaad away
in Knndoy mprnlna followlnk a
ten duya aerlona lllnnfa. Dr.
Clilllin la a brother of Mra. I.yle
nd Dr. Burtlelt a rlos. friend
nf the family.
j p M i i is ;
:i y le uai mallei
llerttard of Derkeley. who
gtivata at the Hotel, Hall.
W. 1. Mulone. Iicnd romrariar
haa relttrned hemo from Kltun
ath Kalla. Malono had eticht
team, worklnx en the 'lndlun-er-vlcn
road contract near hero. He
Junt recently moved lila euulii
ntent aouth from Hrolhera wber.
he waa working on tbo Mllllcun
llrothera .ectlon of the Ceutral
Oregon highway.
John I.. L'nderwood of Port
IuimI la a bualneaa vlkltor 111 thn
clly. lis la atopplttl at th. Hotel
Hall.
It la with dee peat regreta that
ar. i people of Klntnath Falla, frleuda
of Mr. and Mr. Jaka Wbltlatch
foroterly of Merrill have learned
of th paaalng of Mra. Wblt
latch In Mudford on Monday.
Mr. and Mra, WhlHutch made
their horn, lu Merrill for a num
ber of yeara and often vlall ed
In this clly.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday--June 21, 22, 23
35 BEAUTIlf LL PICTURES
Values $2.50 to $10.00. Priced $1.49, $1.69, $1.89, $4.98.
Here s a chance to beautifx your nouic for & song
HAROLD LLOYD
nil fimlint
In liU lti
Speedy
Tlierr'a av Inngli In every
bump, anil a thrill in every
mule. V ' 1
IIH1 HI'KCIAI.
DOUBLE BILL
HATlitll.W
at
nuorfiAn i(,Rr:8,
Mlaa Rails Smith and Mlaa
Either .Moor, arrived In th. cMy I i
late 1t night from Aahlan'd lo ' A. L. Jlnnetto of Pacific Grove,
anentl 'aoveral days here. They 'California, haa returned aouth
ure gueala at Iho Wli:nrtl hotel, after vIMUng In Klamath county
iwllh rolailve. and frlenda for the
Among thoaa from Portland pant two weeks. Mr. Jifltiette
who arrived In the rlly laat night haa visited here on olhor occa-
wua Mra. K. J. Frankel, who reg- alona and la very much lmpreaacd
latcred at the Wlllard hotel. with the Klamath country and
It. wonderful poaalblllties. I
Mra. T. Welch and daughter) .
urn gueata In th. clly trotn their I Knrla II. Dlttamore of Fortunn,
homo lu Uaklajtd, Calif. While : California, arrived In Klamath
hero they are 'at'npplng at the ! Fall" Tuesday by motor and
Wlllurd. . ' I will remain In this section lor at
lout a rortnigltt looking over me,
country," , .''' '
II. L. Hyland. C. It. .McKea
and K. P. Knight were among
the vlaltora reglalered si the Wll
lurd Wcdneadojr from Kttgene. '
Mrs. F. E. Weat-ottjof Eugen.
la a guoat In Klamath Falls for
a few days. Mra. Wescott ex-
J. J. Plllalr of Chiloqulo laitcis to leave tho laat , of the
Irauaurllng bualneaa In the city ! week for Sacramento to vlall
ami la registered at the HaU,frl"-
hotel. I
. I Alex I).- nailer. Doyle Camp
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Weat of boll and Marlon II. Boyloa. all
Una Francisco nro enjoying snv- of Duusmulr. are registered at
eral days' vlall In Klamath Falls 'the Hotel Arcade today while In
and ore gueais at the Hull hotel. "' e"r on bualneaa,
Among tltnao regletered at the
Unll hotel laat night waa U L.
MeRrldo of Snlein,' who Is here
on a bualneaa trip.
Mra. Fred llruntt la spending
several dnyk lu the city from her
hotna In lwlston, Idaho. .1 She Is
a guea'l at the Wllllard.-A
I ' .' '
ping
atajr
trip.
J. Boyle of Modford la atop
nt tho WIlLtrd during hla
In tho city on a buKlueas
iAt The.
LIBERTY
-THKATItK-
Thr l.lttle Wlilrlnlntl
BUZZ BARTON
.
. "The Fightin'
- Redhead"
The ce ivliyy It III
I lie eenciie In a
Wealern.
ngiiin lo
thrilling
re.
Vlclor Poxslnl
night from San
t rn naact businnan
IroKlalered at tho
arrived -laat
Franrla.'n to
hero. Hn Is
Wlllnrd.
Jittlil Short, owner of Cherry
Cruuk lluven, waa among tho
bualneaa vlallor. In the city Wed
neatlay. Short reports that many
tourists are packing Into tho
lakes lo enjoy their feonlc beauty
and tho fishing. .
SOUTHERN
OREGON - ;
STAGES
To All Pointt North,
South, East and West
, For Reliable and
Cheap Transportation
,v ;
Phone . ,
. TERMINAL '
: '. stage i i,;
DEPOT
61S Main St.
Ilttallteaa which will keep him
here for aevertil tlnya haa brought
J. P. Walsh here from Portland.
Wilbur Oawald'nccomptinled Mr.
Wnlah and will remain hore for
aevertil daya. Tho business vial-
iUtO :
Freight
Lines
Medford-Klamath ,
Falls Truck Line ;
' ' . and . '' . '
Klamath-Lakeview
Truck . Line
Daily Service
Phon'999
0
le WlneWottt of Oranta Pass
Is vialt'ug In the city for a short
lime wllh relatives. Mr. Wine,
trout la a guest at tho Hotel Ar-
otde while hero.
O. C. Jordan and C. V. Flaher
of San Joae, California, aro vlalt-
ing In the city for a few days
looking over Klamath county.
Mr. and Mra. W. E. Turner
have left for Spokane, Wash.,
whore they plan to. mttke their
future home.
F. M. Lucas of tho Lucas Fur
niture atore haa left on an ox
tended trip whlrh will carry hint
hack to lila old homo iii Missouri
to visit relatives and friends. Mr.
I.ttcaa will bo gone for several
weeks and expects to vlall many
nf Iho principal cities of the cast.
In making tho trip Mr. Lucas I.
going th. southern route and
will return the northern route.
II. C. ' Pottor of Anaconda,
Montana! tho city that boasts tho
largest smoke stuck in the world.
Is spending several days In Kla-
mnlh Falls looking over tho sttr-j
rounding country. . Mr. Potter'
ntndo the trip from Montana by I
motor and la very much Impress-1
od with Klamath Kails.
' George Hlehn. accompanied by i
hla daughter, Mr. Marvin K.
Lucas, relumed from Portland,
whore they enjoyed tho Rose Fes
tival. Mrs. Georgo . Hlehn and
daughter. Pearl, will remain
north for at Jeaat six weeks vis
iting relatives and friends.
G. L. Itolmann and son, A. H.
Kelmunn. well known residents of
Portland, arrived hero on Tuesday
t0" spend several days In the city
on busftioRs. ' They are gueata at
the Hotel Hall while hero.
Mrs. Georgo Humphrey haa r
lurnctf 'home from on enjoyable
visit In Portland, where she was
tho 'house guest, of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Jvellor, ,
Mrs. C. A. Lltmn borger has
resumed her position In the of
fices of Drs. Dlotsche, Cnrstons
tintl Prate after an ' absence1 ' of
n fortnight,, having boen Called
to her borne at Lew-Iston, 'Idaho,
FACE POWDER
$1.00 Nyloti. Cold
Cream Powder
2 for $1.01
60c Nylotis Powder
2 for 61c
Household,
Remedies ;
25c Tincture of Iodine
,2 for 28c '
25c Castor Oil
2 for 26c ,
40c Arom. Caacara. .: . ,
Vs y 2 for 41c : V.
50c Cold Capsule
2 for 51c
50c Hinklet Pill, ,
2 for Sic
$2.75 Icy-Hot Lunch Bucket
2 for $2.76
Pint Icy-Hot Bottle '
. 2 for $1.51
50c Nyloti
' Shave Cream
V 2 for Sic
Hundreds of Items
Not Listed Will Be on
. . Sale ' '
M LK
ChJ5i
50c
Milk of
. Magnesia
x 2 for
J . 51c
$1.25 Hir.itone
2 for, $1.26
50c Nydenta -Tooth
Brush
2 for 51c
50c
Lilac Hair Ool
. t
2 for 51c
' 35c Nyloti
Hand Lotion '
2 for 36c
Szz Wednesday
Herald
JF.or Cpfple Li8 A
SAVING AND PEDESTAL PICTURE FRAMES
To Close Out, Your Choice at 40 Discount. .
' This is a Real Opportunity.
LADIES LEATHER PURSES
Off During This Sale .
LES.f
EVERY ARTICLE OF GIFT GOODS
(Except Dolls and Nationally Advertised Price Protected
" Merchandise) will be sacrificed at
Off
Check This List
Book Ends
Ash Trays ,
Poker Sets
Smoking Sets .
Smoking Stands
Bridge Sets
Bridge Prizes
Lock Diaries
Graduation Books.
Door Stops' '
Electroliers ..
Clocks
Ivory
Novelties .. .
0 x 10 Kodah
Enlarcements
2 for 51c
Must be 2 from 1 Negative
RUBBER GOODS 1
,65c Rubber Gloves ...,.2. for, 66c
$2.50 Spray Syringe .2 for $2.51
$3.00 Syringe :...,2 for $3.01
,'$2.50 Combination Syringe and Water Bottle
'." ; : ' 2 for $2.51 '
H Ny,otu
V Almond
T Cream
L m 2for-
$1.00 Propylactic Hair
. Brushes
2 for $1.01
(Only 2 to a Customer)
Nydenta
Tooth
Pa.te
50c
2 for
51c
ftm
(Me
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON 'dn V I
Ashere particulai people ' L 1
. , at! iv THrin natina i..B,8ii u..t
UYJTrttlR ORUQ9
Nylotis Creams
COLD or VANISHING
65c. size, 2 for 65c
35c size. 2 for 36c
Household .
Remedie's
15c Boric Acid
.,, 2 for' 16c ,
40c Spirit of Camphor
2 for 41c
$1.00 Bay Rum
, 2 for. $1.01
$1.00 Genuine Russian .
Mineral Oil
; 2 f or $1.01
...
. STATIONERY
Every Box of Stationery
(Except Eaton, Crane, and
Pike) -- - ' ,
2, for the Price of' 1 plu lc ...
65c pound Paper " '
2for66c y
20c Envelope
2 bunches for 21c
, 15c Envelope
2 bunches for 16c
Come in and take
advantage of the
year's Biggest Bar
gain Event.
60c
Honey and
Horehound
Cough
Syrup
2 for
61c
25c Figsen Tablet
. 2 for 26c
25c Lazacold Tablet
2 for 26c .
25c Nyala Foot Powder
2 for 26c
35c Corn Remedy
2 for 36c : 'i
COME" EARLY
IT WILL
PAY YOU WELL
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