rm Kf.AMATFf NEWS-
TUESDAY,-NOVEMBER 27, 1021 I -'
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CITY BRIEFS
Mr. anil til. Ili'rl Conk aro
eihviird in rrU 1I1U evening
(rum tlnlr ti 01110 III Haloiu .lu
apoud Thuiikiglvlug bollil ly uC
llio home ul Mm. Cooke
Mr. unil Mrs, W. 1). Hemes.
Word Iibk Ik-i-ii runlvotl of llm
pnsalllg ul J. (. Hluirt. fslllor or
J mill Hhurl. m lli family Ihmiiu
. Ill Fresno. Calif. Mr. Hluirt win
ill known In Kliiuittlli riiuuty,
'. wiiaro lm mado Ilia hiiiuo (rum
11 in 1 1 IMO. Ilu i fumed
.for the , pnlutoee l" raised and
!'. ofluu vailed "Potato". Hliurl.
J uilil Httort It'll In' iiIkIU tor
Fresno to atleud I Ho Inst rllcn
fur hla lather.
i 'r .. ,
Charloa Harris ul the Burnm-vlllo-Alturit"
ntngo llm-r l "lop
ping l K I wiiii ill Kiilln wlih
frh'UiU, en rout In Port lun il on
husiunsa mill pleauuro trlii In
llio Inli rmlH n llio mill lluu.
Muii Kaihryu Walton has re
' turned huuiu niter' a iwu jmmilis'
Jjll In Hiocklou, Calif , ul tho
fioma ot hoe nl-ii'l. Mm. Hue'rlio
'MroduV-., Mil' Walton will K
.11110 or ilio luimiiiuu III llio now
, i'i M mii Uii.ulor orchestra.
latter spomllux . several iluye lu
I Ilu lily uli business,
I Allien Moor of M'M' Nlu-o In
confined in hi Iioiiio Willi llliims
I mill in unuhlo lu attend la hli
duties Munduy.
..).. v. r. A T.IIK
LIBERTY
. . ; now
"THE MILLION
'DOLLAR'"
MYSTERY"
.(.j, wiin no all Mm cMt
.-... t uiefodlug
James Kirkwood and
Lila Lee
Mm. llrvllln Elliot mill ilnimli
Ur Clnilon, of I'lno llldiie, spent
Monday uflornoiin. shopping In
llio illy.
Mr. mid Mia. Fred (iprli l anil
Mr. mill Mm. M. I'. Evmia ire
I il i mil Iioiiio Mimlay evening
friini rtiicratiioiitu, lullfu whore
t In r spout aeveiul duys. ,
Mr. mid Mia. P. 1. Mlllor ot
Itimaliuri; worn vixl 1 1 liar In llio illy
Monday. Tliuy relumed to their
limiiii lunl evening.
J. W. Welch In vlalttiiK In llio
lily for several iliiya from lila
homo ul Clayton, Wash.
K. it. HcUer of Stockton, Cullf..
Ii In ilio clly nu a business trip.
Ho expocia tu i-i-mnln tioro almul
a work.
Juilun mill Mr. w. n. Dunns
will In- huM iiml liosti'sa at a
tinnlly Tlii.nk-i.lilHK illnnor wlu-n
I rnror i "III lie lul.l tor Mr. ami
; Mia. U'ohli Kiiuiirll, IK.au lloua
'toil. Zod llaiiit-.. liutl Mmpiioy o
Vrckj. l ull!.. Mr. and Mra. Mar
lon Hurtitn. Alllion and Jimmy
llarnoH, Mr. null Mra. Hurt Cook
or balviu, and Die liont and hunt
at.
. T. 6. Aliboil ii-liirniNt Moinl.iy
uiorulnir rrotn llorkrlry. rulir.,
whoro Iih wltronio'd lltn 1 3-1 J tlo
Huiiio Iwtwouu Hiuiitoril uud Cull
Iiirnla Hulunlay.
Ailidluo Hiiiulniir haa arrlvoJ
llroin Ouklmul. Cullf,, uml will rn-
malii hero until adi-r llio tint ul
llio ypur vliiltliiK Willi niutlvvi
uml liii iidH.
' il. H. Crariiiu la a UiiatiiCHu Ut
tlor In Klaiuutli Kutla rrum Ilia
liiimu in IJorrlB. colli. ,
M. J. O'Cuiinvli ta rauialuhiK lu
Klmnnili Kulla fur aoyprul niontln
(i oiii lila bum at l.jiluur, II, C.
Khner (Ivroy or Mucdoid, Calir.,
rt'iirt aoutliitf I ho flounral Mnltir
Arroptani'o rorporatlon, la apund
Ina aomo I lino In tlio city ou
uuhliioaa.
"It Paya to Advortlao," a
clornr roumdy; waa prewlili'd by
llio Clillininln alien arlmnl ut Ilia
Clilloiiulu ttii-aior laat nliilit. Tho
rliarai'lor parta woro lakvu by
tho fallowing atudenta: Anibr.iao
I'oulo. (ioorne llarrla;- Countaai
rio llHaurlon. Mno Maiora; Mary.
Lnrotta llonrd: Itoilnoy. Cyril
Hiini'iluoy ; Kallior. charllo Null
M. l. Ilurilorndi', who haa
buu ationdlnk aomo tiina ut Mor
rlll. hua lull lor Havkamorr.
Calif., wtii-ro lie la iiik:ikit1 In Ihr
Nell Morrill,. Ilowmd Auln
M.iiinrarturluf rompnny rryro
javiituilvu or Pau Kritut-Uco. and
1 1'orllniiJ. i(t Bunilay " ovtnluit
At The Pine Tree
...NOW-.-
5 B ig Acts Vaudeville 5
On the Stage
Sullivan & Sullivan
Dainty SinKi' uud
,, . , .. Dancers
. the Walker
Musical SotiKsters
CARNEY & SEVILLE
. Present
Thuir Stepers with Music und Sung
Coiteilo Sl Cooper
"Dink Cits" '
Shechan & Richardson
Comudy Dume.itiu Bita ;
. . . ...On the Screen
"LADIES MUST. DRESS"
ve atarUd out by having "nothing to wear,"
and women have been in the tame predicament
ever aincs .
or o they say.
Our, Dancing Daughter . . . Do you know
them? Do they know THEMSELVES? ? . .
See them aa the world know them .... . , .
good girla, bad girl, happy girls, and ad girla!
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
loKClllK bullllOHH.
Mr. and Mr4. U.S. Mikii-o, who
bavo Uet-n M(Hn(liiK aevcral
inoiuba nonr Dorrla, Culir.; hav
rolurnrd to tltWr homo at Merrill.
Mra. Hay Morrill loft Inat ol
urday murnlnR lor Oakland.
Calir., whoro alio will appnd two
wvoka Tlaltlng Willi frlinila and
rvUtlvoa.
l'uul Low, who haa boon upend
ing aovoral mnnlba III aouthorn
Cnllfornla rccelvlnx umdlial al-
tonilon, baa roluruod to lila bomo
at Morrill. . Ilia condition la
much Improved..
I Tho ntw tioma of Mr.nud Mra.
II. W. Pound, which la bo In a con
atruclod In the llaaor dlatrlct, la
find noarliiK roniplvtlou.
I' ? '
Mr. and Mra. Knborl Plauk and
1 chlldrvn. I.ylu and Marvin, of
l.yona. Kniman. have boon vlaltlng
tho pant row dnya at the homo of
i Mra. Plank' brollwr and alalxr-'lu-lnw,
Mr. and Mra. 8. K. Ilurla-
lor. ol llllilcbrund. 'I'lu-y nmdo
llio trip to Orejon by motor.
! J.ynn llorlon. who hna ben In
Yroka. Cullf., la vlsltlnt lila par-cut-',
Mr. and Mra. Jack llorton.
uf llllilcbrsnil.
Mra. F. Conrndl or llio Muy
I KIiik Studio la botlor following
a ai'vvro attack or illness.
Wool will ruluru
f'ulla to roaldu.
1 tu Kluiuatli
lUport aarda for llio aocond
at wmika of acbool will be Kly
uul at tlitr Klamath Union blKb
arhool on Woilnaaday afteruoon.
Mra. Alma Touikoak of IM
iina. Molilalia la Tlaltlna; la Kta
math rouiily for at loan a.wuuk.
Mra. Toiukouk la with friend at
Modoe Point.
Tlio llapoy Hour (inb moct
til I a afloroooii ut tho homo
of Mra. 1. J. Keller. Monilwr
re cordially Invited tu uttend
thlt ninilin.
II. S. .Moo uf Moo'a 81ir la
rorof orlng from an attack ot
ntonialna polaoalug ?wlilch' eon
rind blm lu llio family bum
luco tlulnrday. Today Mr. Moe
la much Improvvd.
Kred McKuou of. tlio (Jcia E.
While Mualv company or Med
rord waa called bore I lila pal
week end from , llie vallay , bo
cauao of the puaalux or bl broth
er lu thla city.
AUini 'VV.j 4, Mi a(uii. The ir
raiiKeinonla wro iiimIu by Die
Tuwoy Mortuary. -j :
Mia Aloib i'uru-r formorly
or Mualll'a haa left tor Portland
where alio will rouiaiu puimau
ently. i : ,
Mla Corlruilo Kckmau of Tim
(Ivrlrudo Hliop returned Monday
mornlnK, rrom a combined buat
uejia and ploiauro trip to bau
Krauclaeu.,
i iloborl . Ualloway, editor , f
Tim Klamath Now ha returnod
troui a vlxll of ac-varal day In
Knm iio and oiker nun born
point with 'relative and friand.
llalluway altanUed Iho , Oreou
MonUna football inu lu Bujc-ae
on ffalu-'day.
Krod KiigiUk, buaUioa rouua
(cr of Tho Kvenlug Herald and
Klumalli Kcwa haa reaumcd hla
bualnoaa Uuiloa alter an abaence
or aevarul day wklcb time be
wob confined to bin homo because
or illness. .
Mr. and Mr. lewla Tbeller
and , children . of Kirk were
week end visitor In lb city at 1
llio bomo el Mra. Thellur'a par-j
euia. air. ana airs. u. r. r-n-trelm.
;: , 'if
Mla Lucille Ua,vla of The Pal
oi'O fleauly Hhua ha resumed her
dm lea after an abaence of a week
durlna whUii tlrati aha visited
with relullviw, aud rlomia In '
SacraiiH-uto aud Kn Kmnclsco.
Krancla Wooer of K-w Turk
City and I.oa Angeles, repreaen
tatlre of the Doraldina tollrtrlca
haa arrived III ihe clly for a fort
iiIkIh. - Tho oxrlualve line will be
handled by La Pointc's.
Kullli Ambrose, chief of po
lice left on laat nlght'a north
: bound train, called to Portland
to appear a . a wltneas before
the Fedoral (rand jury which!
la now In session.
W. K. l.ocko ol tho Locke
Motor .company hha loft for Port
liinil whoro lio will remain (or u
week transuding bualnea.
Mr. mid Mrs. J. J. Manning of
Sfill California avenue niiuounco
tlio birth of a son. born at the
Klamaili Valley honpitnl .Monday
morning.
TWIN
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S. S. California S.S.Virginia
o i The Recreation Route to
New York
via the 'Panama Canal and Havana
, WJ (wo ncw magnificent electric liners are !n the '
1.1 cont-io iont service of the P-in.-ima Pacific Line.
'J"!ic & S. Kirgmw, latest of these beautiful American-built
aliipi, Mils on her maiden voyage
From San Francisco December S9
Tin KjigiiMcind her sister ship the famous Califomi are
the largest steamers ever built under the American flag,
lliry establish new standards of speed, comfort and luxury
in the intcrcoaiul service. Fourteen days to Ncw York. (
Broad promenade decks with facilities for deck golf, shuffle
board and tennis, Two open air built-in swimming pools.
Gymnasium. Outdoor garden cafe. Clegsnt public rooms,
livery stateroom is outside over too with private bath.
FortiiiL'hily sailing!, in either direction, between California
and New York, alternating with the popular Mongolk.
Carrying First Cabin and Tourist passengers. Next sailing
f ' from San Fnu.-isco, S. S, California December 8.
lit, -....'... s t .
ScaJ for beautifully illb. 'ratal book Tw Sew fjrtd't Amcriun flat
I ' . ' .
fa nan w facftcline
INTBaNATlONAL MERCANTILE St AIUNB CpMPANY
1333 Fourth Avenue, Seattle .
r - - - - - : or your Local Steamship or Railroad Agent T" '-
A baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs, K. L. Provost of VIS
Droad atreot at tho Klamntb Val
ley hospital on Sunday.
A lire and rim, property of
members or the Church Army
was stolen, while sorvlccs woro
lifting conducted Sunday evening
at St, Paul's Episcopal church.
Mra. Kloyd Duncan McMillan
plans to louvo ahoiily for Bun
Kmticlsco where tlio will visit
for a tinio with . liar brother
who la In the southern clly re
ceiving incUiiiU - attention.
Mrs. F, C, Mooro 1ms received
word or tlio paaslug or hor
mother at Phoenix, Arlsoiiu. Mrs.
Mooro Is unuhlo to travel bc
cunno or ill hcallli and cannot at
tend the rinul rites for her
mother.
Mr. mid Mrs. D. W. Quick and
smull son, Dabblo linvo returned
to Kluiiialh Falls from Knstuni
Oregon and- AVashltigton whoro
thoy Bpont tho summer and tall.
.Mrs. Uuick ls'tlio danghtor ol
Mrs. Kva llowduln or this dty'.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Shiilton uud
Air. , ami Mrs. C.; B., Pauley liuvo
rolurnrd homo. Trom- tinn Krnn
oIhco whoro thoy spout tlio past
ten days on n plivusuro trip. MM
Sluiton Is aulesmanaRcr for the
l.ocko Motor eonipnny.
Mrs. Ilolcn linker of llio Me-
Cniihy aparluii'iils uml Urueo Ak
ura Sloul, botli ot Klumnlh Fairs
wore united .In marriage on Sat
unlay nflernoon, Hnv. Timothy
Cuoy of Hncrod lloart church of-
flcliitcrt. Tho rng ceromony was
used. .Mr. and Mrs: K. M. Igl ut
loiiilrd us jsiluetoiea. . After a
lour of Ihe ytIluy,.Mr,.iiiiit Mra.
.'.t'r1'.- - -d.IH."Ht-lJtMriW
for Business
Opportunities V
In .West Klamath, see
?ltcrnVeitmcn Co
Mra. John Dlrebfluld . and
daughtcr-ln-law, - .Vra. . Arthur
Blrchrield of this clly were visi
tors In Modford at tbo hoaicr of!
Mra. Katharine Korval last week
end. '
Members ot The Delphian are'
advised the meeting to have beouL
hold Tuesday at Shady Pino Still
not bo held because ot tho pass
ing or Mr. English.- The meet
lug will bo bold on Tuesday, De
cember, , according lo announce
ment made Monday by Mrs. Don
J. Zumwult.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. B. Taylor
aro making plans tu raise quite
a lew chickens and garden oa
tbclr new suburbuu tract which
tbey huvo Just bought from Mr.
mid Mrs. Albert E. Hooino. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor . have moved
Into Ihi'lr new location and are
now comfortably nettled. The
sulo wua made thru tho ofriee or
tho Favell-Utlcy Itcalty Co.
Mr. and Mra. L. L. Smith have
purchased a throe room . bunga
low at 2129 Oak atreot and aro
planning to mako this city their
permanent home. The sain waa
consummated thru the office of i
uie rnvell-utlpy Realty Co. Mr.
Smith Is. employed by the South
ern Pacific railroad.
Mr. and Mra. Clia. . Bennett
aro starting work on -their now
home, which will be built in the
new Sixth street nl,Hivi.in
They are planulng on building a
modern 4 room houso with garage-and
- woodshed. The Ben
netts purchased their lin. .it.
recently thru the ofrico or the
raveii-uitey Realty Co.
J. K. Stallini or Phnnnln i-l.-
ona. passed away this morning
"in noun i roll Die, according to
word received here. .Mr. Stall
ing is survived by lour sons,
thrno or- whom aro in Klamath
Fulls. Hla sons uro J. c. Slull
liiga, ownor of tho Klamath View
AutO COmn. L. K nnH IV - i.
Stolllng aud ono o ,) Phoenix.
nrisoiia. .. .j. O. . .mailings and
W. It. Staliiuaa ! . i... ...
tlie bedsldo or their ruther aliice
euny lost week. L;. E Stalling
will . leave . thla nwn-ni,,.
i'hoonlx to atteud tho final rites
of his father.
Finn! rites for llio lm,. i.i,..i.
Jolnmon Lulrd, pioneer of Klu
iuatli county weio hold lu Med
ford on Sunday .afternoon at-
i:.10 o'clock from tho Conger
Fuucrnl parlors. ; -A . wealth, of
beautiful floral offerings were
In evidence from relatives and
Mends.., Pioneers from SlKklyou.
Modoe and Klumuth counties at
tended. Her, E. , T. Lawrence,
formerly ot Kliimalli Fulls eon
diluted the services.' -W. It. Gay-
uiu sang several selections dur
ing I ho aurvlre.' The service nt
tlm griivuiddc" were vonilueleil by
tho- Knlghls -of Pyihlim of Medi
font.., Tho pullbeurtrs wore: K
J.1 Rhaeklo, J. 11. Jonoa, B. F,
Itobliison,. gum Jennings and.!.'
N. MeCollum. The honorary
pallbearers, frlonils of more than
'10: years standing woro: I., C.
Kviius. Jud Airor. Min,.i Hmomr
lioury AUnliiH, Judgo ,C. J. Lun
trett, Kiirtone Pollilnv ,t Vr.-nil:
The Daugbler'. of Job are
completing arrangements for a
bridge parly to be given on Fri
day evening. November 3. at
Ihe Masonl- temple.- it la plan
ned for at Icaat 40 tables. Res
ervations are being made through
Mrs. Walter West aud Mis Ger
trude Lindley.
, Mr. and Mra. Loyal Dalles,
formerly of Med ford, hut now
permanently located lu- thla city
have purchaa a- modern 'three
room home ou Portland Ave-,
from llayne Bros., ' where they
will now reside. Mr.' Bailee holds
a very responsible posliloa with
tho Maytag Washing Machine
Co., and was promoted when be
was transferred tu this city. Their
new home was - purchased . thru
tho. office of tbo Favcll-L'tley
llculty Co.
IL II. Duron of Leag Beach,
CallL, aud a new arrival in thla
city has purchased two lots rac
ing on Sixth street In the new
Sixth Stroet subdivision. Mr.
Duran saya he sees a wonderful
future for this part or the city
because ho fools sore that It will
be almost a separate center or It
own. The sale - waa , mode thru
the otrico of the Favell-Utley
Realty Co., which Is the exclu
sive agent for the Sixth Street
Subdivision. . .,
THE f I N E; A M' Of r F O t GE R ;F L A V O N
Wl,yaiasIiciay:X fLf
' The Genorai Cauny chapter ot
tho Children of tho American
Revolution met at the homo of
Mrs. Junior Daggett on Saturday
afternoon. . Mrs. Robert E, Wut
tenburg presided as atipervlsor in
the absence -of Mrs, Emma Lee
.Mills. Vilbur Joues, Jr.,, presi
dent presided. The program was
in chargo or Margaret Daggett
who '-gavo a -moat ' Interesting
tulk ou the history or Thanksgiv
ing Day. During the, adornoon
Barbara Wales, Catherine Cleg
born und Herbert Newell gavo
piano numbers. -.-Jeanne, Nan
ette, Adra aud Harry Goeller, be
came members ot tho society
through the ancestry or Amos
Merrlmaa. This brings the mem
bership of tho society up to .it..
Among the members present
were: Catherine and Betty Cleg
horn, Nary VI Cramblltt, Mar
garet Daggett, Barbara Wales,
Ann Daggett Margaret Harvey,
Pearl Jean Wilson,' Wilbur Jones,
Herbert Kewoll and William
Wales. Sonny Wutleuburg was a
apodal xuest lor. tho. afternoon.
jl ntsi is
something
mfferiM If V
aooui iiiis
toffee!
Cipe I qrJfr-gZ
won Tlio rn
tBaf rraOOLATCB
oorrK
MMHMlUrSwrt
arlasBal cotV ka aMi
Wu4i U iwtL .
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Mt-aVMsrv im pcr
laler laatt en
fffaWl MasaWwSMOtt i
FOLOKK SCIewioat
4rj ap of avtr.
mm
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Whf watrfi bmlmc
froljr p aWakd
S. Swtl WUutC Vt
rtM Us irrf"
futr avfratt imctk.
ARX Soft P PcURDP(, p'oted
lyj, food authority of the .'cst,
recognizes difference. In cofTce
qualities.' . J:..'
"The coffee queation, however, i
a .imple one, after all," assert
Mr. Reardon, "and it need con" '
fuse no one." -' y -
1 "I always recommend '
FolKer'. fiiwl, because
it ha individuality of l
flavor, and secondly be-
1 cause it is the one coffee
Ibavealuvjysbeenableto
.depend our-whether, . I
am erring only a casual
:a it
V .11' M
I -.3
I . - I -il ,.fc.l
friend or two, or a whole awntftaet
bail of guest.". -' . .J. . ,'ii
.By.. observing Uie; rules of, the
simple recipe suggsnited hTX.'If.
Reardon, here illustratedVyou can
be assured that your eoffee-will
f'torn out just rght,, awery Unse.
Whether they express .it .pr,uH.
your guests are sura fa recognize
(.hot "aouicthing different" about
your colTee!
: ' i" xi!. :tU:Ui.. .
'A "try W'jliaUenge ta .
, V coffee-lover v
Buy a carbof Folger'sCoffea) today.
m ' IMukFoIger'stoinofiwW
morning) the nest I
t am serving only a casual SSSSS"
- .. ,.,,'.:.; ... . COFFEE, - .
' . vi , . NAME - . . .
i.Vrvcs'it ... . I.1 - -iy VAtetiivi,
in a-drink the l
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iiarc been ueiu (jura
morning ihnfc f osW
again. You will tbende-ciilcdlyfavutusseDsaaodor
theother.ThenestCosTes';
,ins.Thsl'sfsir,ln'itT v
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A Word to the. Men
F " ;r;ii v.aai.i ,.'''?
THE wpmen fo)k will
be working hard fix.
ing up the'tufk" and all
tho, trim mj n g . .-(Now,
wouldn't Jt he the right
thing to take home a nice
box of candy for them
Thanksgiving you'U pro
bably get in on the treat
too.' ,' , , .
' .You want. the candy to
be fresh and good, ;o j(
'Ge'Ht St MagilK
li - , . .ill --. :x , .j, 1 W -l.Vl i.V-l
for. the, tenderest,, juiciest Thanksgiving turkey, ubrpwnea MJ,a
golden, turn and rjchly. flavored, select a, fine plump bioi and
-cook fiun; in an Electric liange.., x.nen,you wm, Know.tnat.jwie
heat ivill .be exactly .right to roast that .turkey to a queen'a.testt),
that the. meat, the dj-essing..and the gravy will be fragrantly
delicious, worthy of thjs..great feastj)f.the year.; u s
. Before the;. Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays,, buy your
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aiTd our special " . ., , ,., ...... ......
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