The Klamath news., July 13, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

THE KLAMATH NEWS
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July Clearan ce Sale Ever Staged by
iVetci Summer Merchandise Going at Greatly Reduced Prices
GREATEST' PIKE SUSHNG
This
Mere
CITY BRIEFS
Anionic 111 visitor "from Port-twill hoard a special - train at
limit who arrived hero Thursday Minneapolis. After thn conven
anil reglsteri'd at tin Wllhmi lion, which la In apaatnn from
were M. II. Thlileu, Mr. ami Mr. (July 13 until July ? Inclusive.
II, A. r.lnlbkf , Fi'ra t'arr. Mr. and , .Mr. nntl Mm. Ocwoese will visit
Mrs, S. H. Drown. I.ioyd 1'ayly j In Now York, Washington ant
anil Thomaa Vrulauil. , I llalilnuira Willi relutlvos.
Mr. aud Mrn. It. K. l wwo
and aon llodmr li ft Thuradny
for Ituatoii, Mnnii.. whiro Mr. lf
rat will allvnil tlio allfur JuM
Ira of llMitll Hiiima lhroaithmit
tua t nliwd sinli-". r:n roum uhi
tl.y will vIMi Sialdl-. Mlnnnap-
l.. MllwaukiM. an. oih rill ,
Th waali-rn d...-..ilnn of II. null
j J.A8T Kill WIMi TtlllAV
"Rose of the
(JoldenWesr
MtllV ASTIlll nml
(ill.UKKT lllI,.tM
TIW hrilihh Iwimly of
Mary Axtor .... tin' fl"
of (illlx'rl llolniiil. Hi)' In
Irlicno of tlld Hiuilii. nil Bin'.
in lulu n llirllllnc nml
. Miaiify Whhii-Ii.-
, ' ronitliK HATritlMY
M.W .HiAVOV in
"A RENO DIVORCE"
roinlair
S1MIAV uiui .MONDAY
Colleen Moore
STOP LOOK - LISTEN
PICTURES
12x6
15x8
SHAW-MacREA
STATIONERY CO.
729 MAIN STREET
31
sy .
of
M 8, itri, and moiher
rrlvi'd Thurmlay from llielr
honiH 4tt Mrrfd. t'ailf.. and ara
alnniifu al thi.'WlllHrd durliti; a
tirkt lay In thn cliy.
,, f MIfnril
.,,.,, , , WIUrd. wlillo
(n (lu (y lta,tr(inK Umlamf.
Mr. and Mm. A. V. C'ort aifll
wii. Mra. Mnrlo llotli-llPrat of Kan
Jk, Mr. and Mra. K. A. Maaxa
and aon of Hnywarit, Calif., are
aioniiliiK In Ktctinnth Fnlla for a
abort vIhIi iii rotitp homo afler
At The-
LIBERIA
I
-THRATFIE-
LAST WIOWIVO TOIIAY
I.WI MAl.ONKY In
"THE BLIND TRAIL"
Ii'n uesti'm avni!
t'lillilnx HATI ItDAV
lil't'K JONKH
. . . in . .
"DESERT
VALLEY"
i
4'min' ittiil heitr Hie
"MtlVIKPIHlNK"
40c
75c
15x15
17x15
While They Last
These Pictures Are Alt Framed .
. ;
a nnn
Evei (iumtmr coat in this store goes on
sale tomorow rnoniii-"; at exactly one-half
the regular, price we must clear our stock
and tlo it fjuickly. Be the first here and
take your choice.
See tonight's Herald
One lot of our regular $14.85
Dresses cut to the very low price
Your choice
touring Ihn northwest and Can
ada. They it re guest at the
Valley bold.
H. J. Wlnli ra haa mnrorl bi
jjiw'lry aiore from lite Winter
llullliiiK lo 103 Main ttrwl.
whlih la tlio Crlizlo llulltllnir,
und will aMn tar uualnea Sat
urday morulna.
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Srott of
I Ivllian t'ily hao toll for Spo
kane. Wimh.. ' to apend a two
wwli1 raraiion.
l. W. Rllll and ft. if. MojrhhV
who ara ronnt?rtad with tho lleoi
Inifton Tyiwwrller company, ar
rlvid hire last nifffct from Kif
Ki'iiu and are atuppUif! at the
Kurna hutrl.
J. T. Ahrona of Portland la a
liimlnis viiiilor in th cily. f
la ri'itlati'ri'd at the Kerne.
l,ouia Zclaa. who trarola for
the Valley Parking company, lo
cated In Knlem, la registered at
the Valley hutel during a bUKl
iii'sk visit in the city.
A. O. ltamsilcn of the Pacific
Car IkHiuirraKo bureau, la in the
rily from Porllund on a busl
n s trip. He is registered nt the
Valley hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. h. W. Moure ar
rived here Thursday from Sacra
mento lo spend several days on
business and are stopping nt the
Volley hotel. .Mr. Moore ia con
nected with the California. Sup
ply company, Inraled at Sno
Francisco.
Mrs. A. 11. MrTormirk of San
Francisco arrived on Thursday
morning's train , from Seattle
nnd is the house guest of Mrs.
O. II. Dollarhide and family at
their home on Lancaster avenue.
Mrs. McCormlck la en route home
from Alaska, where she has been
$1.00
$1.50
PHONE 602
exactly
Ion an enjoyable trip, traveling
libo entire distance from Pun
! Francisco lo Alaska by water.
Mm. A. W. Morylat, Ronalle
I Morvlat and Wiilard Haaaett ar
i rivinl Tliurmlay from Kort Col-
i Una, "o!i.. and r trapping , at J
lhe Hull durlns a (-It bore.
' Oupata from Portland who ar
rived yoRterday and renlatared at
I ht Unit wore Charira A. Jobo
aion. Hay Oalaar, Qrae Walt
Kiina, Aanea L. Watta and Lola C.
MoJ:Mulum, j ,aJ.. . ,ilau.
Sontlienr rneata who ace eB
Jnjinir a abort visit in' the. rity
are Mm. A. W. Bee, Mis! Miner
and MIkr II. M. Htirkham of San
ta Barbara, Calif. They are
KUi'ala at the Hall.
H. H. lieArnioiid. E. i. Finnl
gnn, Louis itennett ana It. J.
MrKlmer arrived last erenlng
frcm Bend. Uurtng their alay
here they are guests at tho iiull.
Murk C. Hallmark was granted
a divorce in the circuit conn
Thursday from Steve !. Hall
mark on grounds of desertion.
M. 1. Field, auditor for (he
California Oregon Power com
pany, was In the city yesterday
from his hcado,vtartera in Med
ford. E. J. Rosenaenr, Western Bylla
by auditor here from Chicago,
accompanied Mr. Fieid from
Medford Thursday and " was a
visitor in Klamath Falls for sev
eral hours.
S. M. Itullira, insurance man
frr Copro with headquarters ih
Med ford. Is spending several days
in the city checking over Insur
ance records of the local office.
Mr. Rulllss will retnrn to Med
ford today. i 1
Mr. and Mra. Harold O. Wort
ley returned from a ten-day wed
ding trip to Vancouver, SrntHe
and Taroma. They also visited
Mrs. Wortley's relatives in
Washington. '
t M. G. Leslie, superintendenf of
tlio electrical department of
Copco, was expected to return
'Inst evening froni Dunsmulc
j where he has been spending sev
jerai days with his wife and fa i
j iiy. who nr visiting Mrs. Leslie's
rmother. j
O. M, tlendlxon of Hie Chiracs
Bridge nnd Iron Work has Just
cnmplpted some work here on
the new Copco north reservoir
and has left for Balifkgham,
Wash., where he will ufco up
another reservoir Job.'
Paul Landrus of the W. O.
Smith Printing company ia spend
ing several days lu Portland,
where he attended the last riles
for his mother, Mrs. Delia Lan
drus, j Clyde HlRglns of the Medford
, Copco office will return to Ih
! valley city Saturday after spend
ing several . days in Kinmath
fnllB on business, ,
l' Mrs. Clara J. Upton'of Port
land arrived la tha city Wednes
day evening and left Thursday
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PRICE
Sale Starts Saturday
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iliul,;,!,;,:,! Mtlili'iiuiin
KLAMATH
nornlns for lkerlcw to annd iltora durint their month" Tialtt5
1 .t H 1.nBlu. .f)a.V.H IT
whtch ahe will retara her for a
brief yiait.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ooeller
and nmny.ifit 1UMroay
noon for Ijake of the Wood
where they will remain until
Sunday. k . . .
Ladle S pence of. Baton Rouge.
Louisiana, ia amouc the gneata
registered at the hotei Arcade
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Mra. Roy ore and Baa are gtor8 jje. King is expected to ;
enjoying a fortoighf -visit '"Strive in Klamath Falls within '
Ashland as the basse gaeata of
Or. Bertha Sawyer. The Ore
boy is recovering from a broken
arm which he suffered some time
ago. Dr. Sawyer ia well kaowa
In Klamath Fails, where sua nasij,, vn toe Klsmattl Falls ;
visited on several occasions.
W. W. Winingham of Oarelle,
California, spent the cast few
days ia Klamath Falls -visiting
rrienns ana receiving meaicai si -
tentlon. ' .
Mr. King's ieller to Mr. Stroud
Enronto back to Ashland af-jg,.,.,!. The advanced fall mo
ter visiting at Crater lake. Miss del wm -(.j, ,nB Klamath Falls
i3va White and Miss Hlieman of
Ashland, la company wtta wiss
White a nieces, Helen Beck and
Bernlre While, of Spokane, vis
ited In Klamath Falls. Miss
White and Miss Hileman are
members of th Normal, school
faculty at Ashland. .
Traffic Officer Daley of 8iski-jed 1n tho new Wiiiiams building
you county was a brief visitor ,la Klamath.. Mr. Hershberger
here Wednesday and announred a j has or many years operated the
"check" station where Et hour club Cafe. but moved into the
Tiollce snrvii s will be given and !new nn(1 ia'rger quarters ta or
where reports of all crimes wlU!der to tak9 rare 0j the growth
be placed. Is soon to be establish- business which has kept pace
ed at Dunamuir. Some talk of
establishing a' Joint Oregon - Call -
forala checking station' at - Me
border on the Pacific highway
has been beard of, but this pain
has been abandoned for -at least
the present. At this station ofi -
eers will be- ready to check '.all
cars passing over the main tjlor-
o it Rh facet? when reports of any
crime make 11 necessary, accord-
tng to Officer Daley. ' 1
Mrs. Louts Schwelit and two
daughters, Wnnda and Kosiland
of Ashland, la company with
Merle liussell and Dan i'helnn of
Medford have returned home .
from an enjoyable trip to Crater
Lake. - They visited at Fort Kla-j
math. Lake o' the Woods and In
Klamath Falls enronie to the
valley.
Mrs. Emma Ragan, mother-of
Mrs. M. H. Barnes of this city
is expected here wlthlo a tew
days from Fort Scott, Kansas, to
spend a month with her daugh
ter. This is Mrs? Hsgnn's fir I
visit west. With her, Charles the
son of airs. . Barnes, will also
.visit Klamath Fails for the fiTst
time. A number of trips have
been planned for the eastern vis-
Balloon Dance
Saturday Night . -'
ALTAM0NT
Uiio&fiist&o
We over-estimated our needs on Ensembles
too many were bought for this season now
we must sacrifice them at this astonishing
reduction. Don't mi.M ' ' .
this marvelous clear- .
away gale.
' See
Tanlghfa
Herald
Morning
' Ren bear of the men's depart-
meat ol th Ooldeo Hole la ab-
Knt rom hU reguiar dutlea for
yftJli.iitiihiihMiiiiitiiiiii.iiiiil ' 4
er-,'two wekl en)ojiD bi annual
nration.
Suede will be the leading
thins for fall ia ladies loot
wear," George Kins, one of the
i owners of The Buster Brown
s,oret vlth Dedqllrters in
i Salem has written to Heriaoa
; stroppy mangr". fif-igJgC
,lh9 neJtt tew aB., from St. Lonia
J wnere ne his oeea for the paat
;three sreeka purchasing fail foot
War for the-coast stores. Ea
j.OJ1te back to Salem, his home. 1
store. Colored snedes in three
popular shades will be the favor- ,
ites for fail. Black patent lea-
tier will be popular. Straps, ties
;In(J stes-in pumps will be the
; three best sellers. These were
(some of the suggestions which ;
sion ia August, eecording to Mr.
istroud.
The many Lake county friends
of Mr. and Sirs. Jack Hershbcr-
ger of Klamath Falls alii be in-;
terested ia knowing that Mr.
Hershberger has Just opened np
the Pelican Crllle which Is local-
wjjn the growth of Klamatb
i ra!l8. Mr. Hershberger has
transformed fie Pelican Grille
j B;0 OBe ot Ke ' fiajest eating
;pjaces In Southern Oregon. This
arsu,la cotneg frotn the Lake
i Tribone of Lakeview, pub-
jssi,ed by W. H. Perkins, editor,
ao formerly was editor of the
Evening Herald.
; . .
JACK FROST
PHOK BKP.MRINO
WHiLB YOW WAFT
Women's half soles aa low a
t. fx per pair.
"Work glove for less
LAD IKK' HF.Ei SI'tXIAiJST
If South Sixth St.
MONEY
CAN T BUY
A BETTER Oil,
rhan
THE NEW
,ZEROLEN
yw
FOR THE MOTOR
CAffS YEAR
a standard on product
Mil
N
14 1
Tomorrow morning when the doors swingr
open at 8 o'clock you will be admitted to
noteworthy price-cutting sale that Jias never
been equaled. We are overloaded in many
departments and are taking this means of
reducing' our summer stock. Wees on costs
dresses, and ensembles are far below cost
hundreds of money-saving items will be found
throughout the entire store.
One Tot Voile,
.Dresse values
NOW!!
Connolly
" ' "' MEN'S" STORE ' '
The best place In town to buy quality c!o4bJn
and men's 'umUhings. We sell for ie-a. .
For the warmer days
of July and the hotter
days to follow, - you'll
fini in - oor cornptete -'
aaortBiests just the
clothes., you ..need ..to
achieve the effect of
being perfectly groom
ed, yet k entirely com
f ortabte.! " . ' , (
MEN'S SUITS
$m75: to $35.66
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Only 12 more autta left
from a lot of 50 that
. we ai-e running special
for $24.75 with 2 pair
pants. Bay Saturday
and save. . -.,.,.
STRAW HATS New Sr '
NECKTIES
All straw hala'will go to
the head Saturday at Con- " '
aoiiy Bros. Wen's Store One gross ta select from
. Reduced Prices peciai at
49c and wj 75eeach
SUIT CASES MEN'S DRESS
OXFORDS
$1.35 each up. mack d ta
We carry a complete stock TQir lfS
of luggage aad all reason- tyitVil X atll Up
ably priced. "
Tha latest young men's
models as wed as conserv-
MEN'S m'US":
WORK SHOES wa -
$2.98 PaiT Mn' overalls fWo
. - ' Khski psats, palr......J!t.8 '
The best "shoe in Klamath overalls, pr. S8
Falls for the money. Come Work shirts, each SUe
in and look them over Canvas gloves, S pr....5Bc
Connolly Brothcrc
" MEN'S STORE ' : '
814 Main St., at the intersection of Tentb '
" . Klamath Falis, Oregon
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Rayon and Linen
to $6.35
&
Brothers
ied Aids for Results
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