THE KLAMATH NEWS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2(1, 1928
PAGE THR1
( f,j::fca5Fva1),' MERCHANDISEjajcsjjf,
CITY BRIEFS
' ' J Hundreds of thrifty shoppers recognized the great saving to be made in our ' i ! f '
It. K. UrMi of Aberdeen, t.'allf.,
U apondlng fortnight lu th.
city visiting with friends.
John Mlrhell waa a uuslnnae
visitor In Klamath Kill". Haiur
dor trout l bom at Weed, Cal.
Tba now member of the chain
bar 0( commeiv. for thla week la
II. R. :rane, manager of the Kla
math IMu Lumber company.
N.wt K. Dennis of Melln In
atopplug at l( Olaremont for
wnnil day wblla lu the city on
business.
Mr. and Mm. W. I.. rreln of
Topoy were In the cliy yesterday
visiting at tin bono of lliulr
daughter, Mn, Vara Donation.
' V. Zarylnlsky of Nampa, Ms
kn Im aiMiiidlna aoma tlma aa tho
BOX
LOT
IERY EVE
Tliey jammed they crowded our Hosiery Deuartment for 12 hours yesterday.
HOS
luaat of Anton I'olluka at bla
ranch near Mann. i
V. C. Ileaalon fllnd a dlvorr
ault In Iba rlrrult court agalnel
bla wife. Klliahrlh J. Ilaaaton,
J. C. O'Nall la atlornay for tho
plalullff.
' C. C. Milaseunr and J. A.
Kenedy, packing house man of
Portland, ara M tho, Ciaramont
wblla spending tha weekeud In
tba city. . , - '
Harry Molatora who la con
Mined lo Ilia Klamath Valley hoa
pltal wltb an at tar k of. typbold
f.v.r ahowa vary little Improve
maut K was atalad yesterday.
Fred Davla of Houth Dakota
who la apeodlni a fortnight with
friends at rort Klamath wwa a
v.sltor In th. rlty ynatcrday fur
several hour.
r. A. Dlahl of Korrla. Calif.,
who la spending a month at
Chltoquln wtaa among tba bnal
nria visitors In tba city Saturday.
Mra. flrrlha Wagmbarh, alatar
of Captain J. W. Hlamana, who
baa titan a houaa guest of Mr.
and Mra. Hlomana for tha pant
month will leave aoun for her
boiue In Bt. Lotila.
Hugh Itankln, foraat aupervlaor,
latt yaalarday tor a tour of tha
Crater national foraat and tha
1'allran Bay Lumbar company'a
holdings near Crater lake. Mad
ford Trlbuna.
.', Kugan 11. Marab and wlfa, a:
. rompanlad by Wilton K. Alexan
' dor of McMltinrllle ara guaata a(
Ilia Ciaramont. Mr. Msrsh la a
leading lawyer of Mr.Mlnnvllle,
Mr. Alexander la visiting hla rou
aln, Mra. ritigerald.
Word waa racalvad ' yenterday
from William Foote. formerly of
thla cHy. who waa Injured In a
car avcldenl laat July. Mr. Koote
la In tha United Btatsa Veteratia'
hospital of Portland and would
Ilka to hoar from aoma of bla
frlonda.
: Mra. George L. Harry baa re
turned from a 10-day llt with
her alater. Mra. Harry C. Howe
and har brother, Dr. L. M. Col
ley of Albany. Ilonn K. Colley
of Halem and Mlaa Ann Grado
nian accompanied Mra. Horry on
bar trip.
Mr. and Mra. J. C t'legborn
and daughtora, Hetty and Kalh
arlna, left laat night for their
aummar home at Itocky Point to
apand the week-end, Tbey will
have aa their guoata tha Mlaaoa
v Jane and Roberta Bedford.
J. E. Angwln. of Klamath Kulla,
waa an Aahland vlaltor Wednes
day. Mr. Angwln waa formerly
8. P. roundhouao foreman hore,
bu'ng transferred to Klimnth
Kalla ovor a year ago. Aaltluud
Tldlnga.
Claude Storena, a member of
the' local fire duparlment, ao
companled by hla family, left yos
torday for a abort vacation trip
through Klamath county and will
return by way of Crater lake.
Mtdtord Tribune.
The Musical Martena, staler and
brothor-ln-law of Mra. H. D.
Parka of the Swan ehop, arrived
In the city Friday evening to
apend their vacation with the
Parka family. The Marlon are
well-known musicians of South
ern Idaho.
t
Three marriage ltcensea were
(sailed In the county court yos
toTday to the following couplea:
' Klva Virgil Maxwell and Mabel
Pool, both of Bomnia; Albert
Schmidt of Merrill and Anna
Kllma of Malln; Carl F, Goode
and Minnie Perkina, both of Kla
math Kalla.
A permit waa granted thla
weok by the Crater national for
est to William Mooney of Pros
pact to construct a bunting lodge
In the foraat boundaries above
Woodruff Meadows not far from
the Crater Lake highway. In the
Lake o' the Woods sections of
tba forest, permission was grunt
ed to E. A. Dunhan of Klamath
Kalla to acquire a lot from) Mr.
and Mra. J. M. Witklna of Ash-
Savings of 15 to 50 per cent can
be made by buying in box lots
Secure your year's supply during
this event. '
Sale continues all this week.
30 of America's leading hosiery mills are
co-operating with this store in displaying
69,000 pairs of Hose.
And Here's the Reason .
What Does It Mean to You "
It'a a prov.n and known fact tbat .very man, every woman aad
every child needa more than ona pair of hoae than .Isn't It logical
when we aay that It takaa na aa much time to aell one pair as It
would a boa and It'a aa eaay for yon to buy several palra aa It w
ona pair therefore by the cooperation with 10 great ml I la we ara
able to aell boalary In box lota at a great reduction and thla aavlng
la given to every purchaser who takea advantage of thla event tnat
la the firat of Ita kind ever offered to the public In lKamatb county.
Note below the savings that can be made by buying in box lots
Lot ISA
Women's New Sport Hose
In plain color A dundy for every
day wear in gevcral colors
Box 3 pairs ....
1.40
Lot 24
Women's Pure Silk to Top
A new number and one fine enough
for any occasion. Pointed heel
Box 3 pairs '.2.75
. Children's
Long-ribbed cotton school
hone In black and colors.
Sizes 6 to 10. .
There will be no gales made
to dealers on this number.
Box 6 pairs 49c
Men's
Plain cotton hose in black
and colors.
Gents, remember this price.
It's for this week only.
Box 12 pairs.. $1.00
Lot 39
Men's Silk and Rayon
A very fancy number and regularly
sells for f 1.00 per pair During this
event we offer this low price
Box 6 pairs L
3.98
2Z
Lot 21
Women's Imported Silk and Rayon
A good every duy stocking that has '"".. '
many good features.
Box 6 pairs
....2.75
Buy m nl "
Lot 22
Women's Heavy Service
Here is a number especially made to
give service 75 per cent silk. 23 -per
cent Bimbcrg see this one.
Box 3 pairs - 2.25
Here Is the Greatest Hosiery Value
Ever Offered
A full fashioned hose pure silk, silk-to-top
reinforced and in thirteen beautiful shades.
Sells in many stores at $1.95 pair. You must
see this number to really appreciate it.
Box 3 Pairs $3.75
Lot 29
Men's Fancy Hose
Rayon and mercerized. Very attract
ive patterns Bi gassortment of colors
Box 6 pairs
..-.1.40
Lot 30
Men's Fancy Hose
An excellent quality and represent a
50c value In fine patterns
Box 6 pairs
1.95
Lot 14
Children's Rayon
Ribbed hose suitable for the very best
of occasions. Full length and in many
colors.
Box 6 pairs
.2.70
Lot 25
Women's Pure Silk
Full fashioned. Large range of colors
and sizes. Regular $1.95 value.
Box 3 pairs ....... ...........5.00
Lot 19
Women's Fine Mercerized
Here is your real opportunity to
save less than 25c per pair. All col
ors and sizes ...
Box 6 pairs 1.40
Lot 12
Children's combined cot
ton long school hose.
Fine guage in 6 of the,
newest colore Buy at
least 2 boxes
Box 6 pairs... $1.19
Lot 13
Children's fine guage
long, mercerized school
hose of the highest grade
in all colors and sizes.
Box 6 pairs... $1.95
Lot 37
Misses' Fancy Cotton Hose
Very suitable for school wear. This
price is far below their actual worth
and should meet with your approval.
Box 6 pairs . . ......... ... . i.95
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KLAMATH StJLU FALLS
Lot 27 i
Men's Heavy Cotton Work Socks
In five colors including natural. A
genuina working man's sox.
Box 6 pairs .....1.10
jaj? IN DISTRIBUTION
i..h A nnrmlt for the use of a
lot at the lake waa alio granted
to K. S. Flah of Talent. aiea
tord Tribune.
Mls Vivian MeCauley of the
Klamath Newa left lust morn
ing by motor for Seattle, whore
she will spend a fortnight's va
cation with relatives and friends.
mi.. Ai..rmiiMv u'tii accomnany
Mrs, O. Olson and son Hnrold
who are making the trip by mo
tor to the nortliorn city,
Friends will lie Interceded to
loam that It. K. Sllnson, former
ly of the Sllnson Studio of this
city has sold the patent tor his
auto fender clamp far which he
received $60,000 plus royalty.
Mr. Sllnson and his family who
are now making their home In
I ,os Angeles expert to arrive here
In a ehort time for a visit.
With the exception of a small
fire reported on Gluko creek In
the Prospect district of the Crat
er national forest, the forest tire
sltuntlon In Jackson county re
mains In the same satisfactory
i condition that It has for the past
two dys. The new fire was re
ported this morning and Is ex
pected to be under control ny
late afternoon. All other fires In
the county have been under con
trol .for the past two days.
Medford Tribune. .
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Miss Esther McAndrews and
Miss Veronica .McAndrews left
Thursday for California. Miss
Gather will Journey to Santa Bar
bara where ahe will teach school
during the coming year; and Miss
Veronica will go to 8an Kafaol
to enter on her Junior year at
the Sun Knfuel college.
I.tttle Josephine Baker, twelve
years oldr will arrive here this
evening from Milwaukee, Wis
consin, where she haj been living
for the past 18 months' with re
latives. She is making the long
trip all by herself and according
to word which reached her moth
er. Mra. Helen Baker, who re
sides In the McCarthy apartments.
the little tot has gotten on fam
ously.
month of September, Included In
which will be the annual Harv
est Tour, conducted in co-opera
tion with the county agent.
Bert C. Thomas, director In
charge of the forum committee of
the chamber of commerce, haa
announced thnt the fall and win
ter weekly luncheons will resume
Wednesday, Sept. U. The com
mittee has already outlined sev
eral Interesting procrnms tor the
Mrs. F. H. Cofer and daugh
ter. Miss Ruth, returned last eve
ning from an enjoyable two
week's vacation spent In Oakland,
Stockton and other California
points where they visited rela
tives and friends.' Miss Ruth Co
fer will resume her duties Mon
day In the office of the city
police judge.
Misses Pauline and Georglanna
Cllft and Miss Genevieve Hensley
arrived last evening from Ash
land to spend several days aa the
house guest of Mrs. Fltsgerald of
the Claremont. Miss Pauline
Clitt who Is employed In the
White House In San Francisco
Is spending her annual two weeks
vacation with relatives In Ashland.
A ftre In the Dog Lake sec
tion In Lake county that for two
days gave every threat of being
la disastrous conflagration, was
' brought under control late laat
evening by forest service crews
I after It had covered an area of
some 200 acres. The fire area
fwaa Just west of the Albertaon
reservoir southwest of Dog Lake
and 26 miles aouthwest of Lake
view. The fire was reported by
lookouts at :40 Tuesday morn
lug and within a few hours sev
eral men were fighting the blase
which gained rapid headway.
Tuesday afternoon some fifty men
had been rushed to the threat;
ened area and the fire itself had
run a distance of more -than a
mile through choice yellow pine
timber. Lakeview Examiner. !'.
For your Frlgldalre call K. B.
i 4B1IUIIIUU, limine llrf."WT.
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