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, THE KLAMATH WT5W9: " t '
SUNDAY, JANUARY ft, 1020 --
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JOY EVAN, Society Kdltur U
I'liuna 877
When u bit of miiiiliinu hitn yo
After piiMdnu; throllKli li cloud,
When a fit of Liiuuhtci- ircls 'e
And yor npine U fuulin' proud
Don't fvnit to up hikI fling it
At a houI that' foi'lin' blue.
For the ndnit that yo Ming it '
II'h ii boomerang to you.
dipt. Jack Crawford.
joi.i.v nkmiiihomi
i:i,mt ori-n i iih
The Jolly NrlitlilpiiiH met W.'d
insiluy evening nt the home of
r Mm. Ael Johnauu ou Iho I.jIii
view route. Klerllmi of officer
lor the year wua held. Mrs. C.
W. TUWIIMMIU U I'llO.CII
president. Mra. flunk Ktcwart
aa vlco president. Mm. ('. Will
aril aa avcretary and Mm. I'. K
Hull u Ircusurer. The lloer
i-oiniiilttco for I tiv i-n.iiitia ycur
will ho composed of Mesdiiinca
I.. V. Hmlili, Win, Clicvue and
Van Myers.
'I'lio iih-ihImth iMwl lln-lr f.h'inla
Iiovh hecll lltvh' it lo I hi' In. inn
of .Mm. Tnwii-end In i ujoy a "'
l-lul IliMir mi Juuiiiirv 1 I. Tim
uil reguluVl Knit Mm cluh
will b lii'UI Keliruniy fi ul the
hunin nf Mtj. Whi. Kwll.
Meipbcra pro ul at the imvi.
lug, were Mo.dauica ('. V.. MHIrr.
(1. K. Mann. M. Ililirhi. .'. J.
Urn-gar. T. N. Cim-. C. N. Know.
Krcd I'etvrsun. C. W. Towiewiid.
J. J. I'rltchard. Mnry II. Wil
liams. I.. II. Smith. II. V. House.
1. I: Hull, Ax ol Jnhiihnii. mill
Vim Mury MiCunib.
JIIIH. I. . HTKWAIIT IS
( IIAItMIM. IIIIHIKSH
Mr. Ivor Ncul Htcwurt entcr
tnlncd Ihti uiriiihvra of her sew
ing club Krlday evening at t It
Htowart residence. .pi.15 Jefferson.
The gueala Included thu Aliases
l.lla Moo. Klua Jensen. Mm.
A. MU'larr, .Mm. J. K nil If
the hostess. .Mm. I. V. Stewart.
Mm. J.
ell UIIU
MUM. It.M II..KI, HOI.Ol
HOLIDAY ItltlrtK
At hUh uunii on NYr Year's
day, Mra. Kuthuel Applcguio
Uuloiuou, daughter i( Captain U.
('. Apph -guie, Ihm uiiiu Hi" lirlilc
of Mr. IC. J. Clmidrlrli. The l
illng vow wore ti.limiK'Ml ut llu
luajiau of Iho Uml Mi'tho.llnl
chimb.. Iliir. Krank L. Wcmitil
performed t lie rrrrinmiy lii Ihu
prriK uf IninitdUto rdullvca
mid frlrtid. ' .
MIki lllllla MrCiill mid .Mr. l.n
lie I'cytoa uru Ihu mix'iiilanu.
FoIIuwIiik Urn ri-ri'niiiny ihu
brlilnl pnrty molurvd tu II"' liomu
f .Mr. mid Mm. . John - McColl
AT TIIK-
PINE TREE
TOIMV, rovriM'ors
Motitlji), lntli( nml Hvinhtjj
THE
Thrill .1il
'li-r a Hi'ddlnv il I it Ik' r wu
aurvud.
Mr, ilouilrli Ii bn fur muny
yi'iua born a lim lirr hi IhoKlu
tnulli l.'iiioii IiIkIi arltuul. Ulia U
one nf Ihu lilual ptipulur Iftulni'tl
of Kin mull -.!! li l y .
Mr. l.iHiilrlth In III thn Itinur
liluu huilili'i, tuliiIliK hrrt aiv
urul niMiiih uko frutn Oakland,
,1'iillforu.iK
t v
I'AkT M A I IIIISH HOI.K
rmit.w i.i'M iii:i
t Mi'IiiImtn of lll I'HHt Mutruil
ii'liih nJoy'd a jfrf'-rily up.
plilllliMl OIIU o'l-lnrk lilllrlli'iin nil
Krlday al III Itolttn of Mr. II.
!K. MomyiT llh Mr, ik 1.. tlur
vy and Mra. H. . V. Ilalhlatiy
; piililliiK a hoHit-KHi.
In Ihu aj-nru of Mr. Jriiniu
; llnrn. pruldi'iil. Mm. W. I1. Mo
jMlilan prraliU'd o'i-r tliu bulnt4
mratlng. ,
! Tb umiiial put lurk luncheon
of thn intiinbera will k hild on
Friday. January, iwoiity-llttli al
'tlio huuiu of Mra, Oacur l'fvion.
j ThuMu allutulluK on Friday
iwrru: Mi'ndnnra W. I. .McMlllun.
1 1.. V. Wllllla. II. r. MnrdiM h.
il'harlt-a Martin, Wilbur Jnnra,
!Nornh Krunrb, J. K. ri'iirnd, Mur
Inn Hunk. I'. K. iH-niil. Kruuk
jAukeuy. o.-nr rytoii and thu
howlu'iiiu, Mrs. II. K. Mnniyur.
jtlr. If. V. Uathlany and -Mr.
jC. 1.. Ilurvt-x.
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IVKTHtAVK XIAII.IAIIY
1 INHTAI.I.H OKI l Kits
On Friday cvuulnn nuwly ult-ol-led
officer of thn Veteran of
' Furelan Wur auxiliary were In-
at.llli'd.
Utflccr lualalled luvludc:
rrealduiil Cella IMinn.
n.nlnr Vlie-I'relilent Noy Mo-
Danti-I.
Jiinlnr Vlie-rreld';nt Lilu
ShueniukiT.
Treatirer Hulh txhorain.
( hnpluln Uelphlu lloyu
Trmteea Miirgiirlto llarhlaon.
"Tat" ltowerliiK. Kthel SlUKlnon.
ApiioIiiIviI offleur Include:
I r e n o MvntKoniery, aecrelury;
Kllii'l I'ralri, condueireKs; Kmnia
Kedinond, vuard: Minnie Powell,
hUtoihiii; Joaephlno llnyea, pa-
jtrlntk- InntriKtiir; color buumm,
Mm. Ili'.lph, Helen Clark, Mary
Hnnso'n and June Kraft.
MO.Mi:X'r MIHIAKV- i'l.VII
to iioi.it iki:ti;
Tho rt'Kiilnr meeting nf the
Woman's Library rlub will lie
held on Friday iifteruonn, Jan
uary 11. in the club room.
An tiilereatljiic progruin liua
born arranced (or tho afternoon.
Tea will Ikj acrTcd.
Mm. (Jlmidn Uavlo and '.Mr. K
IS. Maifuo will havo churRO of the
proiiruin.
Mra. Uuurgu.Lludluy, pronldent
of Ihu club, urgea all iiiemher'
tu cuino prepared to pay Ihu an
nuul due. Second notb'ea Iiutu
ulremly lu eu mulled lncuibora.
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MI'hK'AI, KN'TKKT.-IIXMKNT
IIV IIA'I'IIKN V C11U I.K .
Tho Hi lliuny clrclu of the Flml
rur pui'i'KiiH" iiovniiKi) '
vr '4iiiiiT iii.KiiiKM i;
,. KiuikIIiik out aa one of Ibu
lltOMt dellifhllul .purllra.of Ulu
week wu thai of .Monday erv
iilnt:, nvi-r which Ur llnnrli'lta
Wrlfilit u lid Ml- J 'ill l.ivlug'tun
prlili'd a hnieM.'H at the:
Wrlxhi tuolduiiuu In courtesy In '
III" "IVp Pepper" (lull.
Tiiu affair wa known na a
"l.at Chaiue". purly nt wblih
gunie mid duncliig were enjoyed.
Al Ihe airoko of midnight, b:ipny,
'itv Yenr'a greeilnaa vera ex
i liiiitx'd and dalnly mtroluneiu
aerveil. flevtr Sew Year's greet
ing, miuked Ihu plaro of euch
gnet. 1
Ariong Ihorie who enjoyed the
affar 'rc: MInus tivrtrude
l.lii'lliy. Helen L'of. r, Helen Ik
on,, Mr.ryellen Hrii'Jford. Maude
Maker. Mary Itnugheriy, Dorothy I
SI -vi ii, Jeunetle Hchulll. Jane !
(tiircelon, "Cat" i.lvingNton and
llenjletia Wright, ' I
J I in in I" Dmiglierly, llnroldj
Kuhu, lli orKu Sprugue, Ith hard ,
llnijiniilll. Ah'.i Kchulit, llcrbi ri
liniUnui. V c r ii ii ii Kuykciidiill,
Untold oUoti, laiwreme William,'
(iulilo lliiliutilli utid Harold Knb-1
i:rlon, '
I llt'.r MKTIIOIUHT 1,111 IK II
.ivi:s i-AiKiir.tiNMi-A'r
Oue of . thu uiottl euJoyub
watcli parlle.i held on New
Year" evo was ihat held In the
Coininuiilty hall of the Flrat
lilh"ill.t churrh. Mure than one;
liuudri'd and fifty tni tnbem and ;
Irlend of the rliurrli gaiherert
In watch the old year out and
.the new year In. Father Time,
uml the Spirit ot Ihe New Year,
were cleverly linpuraoiiated. The f
Cited were greeted by Ihe tin-1
prronator aa I hey arrived. Iiur-1
(H IU ..l Ul H Vll.,.l
gallic were llijo.vcil. At 10:3U
refreahnieiits were served. Thu 1
remainder of the evening wa 1
spent In tinging aouga and await-!
lug the coming nf tlio new year. '
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I'llltlKT.MAM CANTATA
KKrK.Tl:l HY HKOtKST
i The eholr of the Flrt .Melh
odlm church, under tho direc
tum of Mr. 11. K. rattemon re
lMat4d ihu Chrlstiuu cantata.
"Ilie Manger mid Ihe Star." on
tttart tiuuday evening Wtoru a
large and apprcrlultvo audience.
After the cantata the choir
member were Invited to the
honiu of Mr. und Mra. H. K '
1'clti to enjoy refreshmnnts. mil-1
ah- nud a aurlal hour. The guests
Kiithered around the lovely fire-1
place. In one corner of thu room;
lu beautiful Chrlatmaa Ireo stood. 'J
I Dim lights cut a ofi. S' uvrr S
I I he room. 19
3C
I'riiNhytcrlati church presided
A:
C HI I" I'M!
Thu creeps or "int nml Ihe
I unary" Mystery of "Thn Hat"
nud HinnkH of "Ihe ttnillln" In
(Ilia perfectly nclud crime drama.
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AT TIM':
LIBERTY
TODAY uml TO.MOIIHOW
Col. TIM McCOY
''WYOMING''
DaihltiK tiilvniil tiro on Ihe
Old Oregon Trull. Dorothy
Holiunllali and Wllllain
Fulrbnnks lu the int.
'over the rogulur llumecnmlug on
iTIiumdny nftertiooii lu lltu church
j parlors. Mr. Warren Hunt. Mr,
j llenii and Mr. Fred Fleet pro
vided. Dining Iho afternoon AHu.
Veiitch rendered pluno nttui
liem. Sits. Harry Hill pleased
tin" guest. with a rending.
Cbi lo 1U enjoyed the nfter
! noon.
i;l li:r tvi.DDlMi on
XIAV VKAIf.H BVK
At n home wedding aoleuiniE
ed on Kunilay, December thlr-
'llolh, Mary JJuyc hecainu the
lirldu of Frank l'. Irwin. The
iiirretnony was pi'rformvil In the
I preaonco of relmlves uml X rlentla
jut llm li-wln home.
Hev. NelHtin K. t ole performed
Ihe ceremony. After the wedding;
a luncheon wu acrved lu the
Ullt.ulM
(HOOK ltlAll:V I'l.ANXMD
I'Oir .'MO.VDAY '
' The book di'parlinent of tho
Woman' Library club will meet
tomurrow nflernoon, January
seventh. Mrs, tivorgu Sample
Willi g'vo a review on "The
jTranapltintlng-' by Mnrlo Buln
'seheff. Thu hour him uuun nn
hoitnccd for 2:30 o'clock.
; llltllllii: AI'Ti:it.Oi)N' AT .
IIOHKIITSOS IIOMI.'
Mr. O. V. Uobortaun presided
; as linsleaa over a bridge after
jnoon Battirday al her home on
i Lincoln street.
Dl:l.T.l I I'MI-ON KltATKllMTY
IIONOI.H) IIV IKS. I'KI.T.
in collrtey to lier son, tiarry j
Hcltt, who pcut the noliuay
In Klamath Falls from Oregon
Stain college, Mrs. l"elt cnter
I latiii-d a group of Delia L'pSllon
fraternity brothers at the l'clli
home. A chlikcii and wattle sup
I lKr was aerved the gucHt.
Zed Uarue. Freddie Hlehn,
Frank lioarLof Los Augelea, Dod
ger Montgomery, "Spud" Murphy
and Hurry Tells enjoyed the eve
ning. IIOI.IIIAV lllWHl IN
KVANS .tl'AHTMKXTS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred CY Mur
phey entertained at New Year's
dinner In courtesy to Mr. and'
.Mrs. Orluudo Kaaterly at their t-
Iracllve apartment lu tho Sunset.'
In one corner of (he living room I
an attractively trimmed Christ- j
mil tree Hood, Centeriug thej
table was a low bowt of cut j
crystal which held Hny Jack roe-
buda. Tapers of rod graced!
either cud of thu table. '
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WATCH I'AKT V AT I
SIWSKT HA Mil
Mr. und Mrs. Syd Kvtins pio-i
.sfiled oCer an ' enjoyabte watch
pnrly on New Vcur'a evo at j
their lovely . hoino on Sitnsel I
raiith. During the evening two!
tublcs of bridge were in pluy.
Dainty refreshments' were nerved. I
Tlio gtiestH for Ihti exenlng were: )
Mr. und Mr, (luorgo (lates, Mr. ;
and Mrs. Mrynceti, Mr. Fred Ap!
plegnle, Mr. Frank Ira Whlto nd
tin: host and hostess.
'
ii-r m;i:di.i; ch j mkkth
w n il juts, powixii '
The Alt N'ccdlu Wora club mel
ou. , Wednesday afternoon nt the
j home of Mrs. 2. Vowell on
iSoutli Firth street. During the
afternoon thu usual book ex
Lchuitge took place. Mr. , owoll
ii
tin?
H Boys' Sweaters
A fine group of boy'u heavy
winter nwi'atifi'ii V nctk
Hark color all nizq. val
uta io ?2.25. .. ,
.98c,
A
Women's Shoes
One Jot of odd. and endi
all HtylfH, color and sixes
priced to mnkc a , quick
clean-up.' ' " "' . '
... 98c... ,
ii m' ; ' -si II m ji m Mm" "a
i r., . ,
"' li ' I .ilvsj-ssss jm .
loM!ws
Women's Sweaters
Value! to ?5,00 Bradley
ttweaters in a fine assort
ment of new ntylei), colors
and material.s your unre
served choice. "
$3.95
Dress Shirts
Values to $1.50 Over 100
fine dress shirts in this sel
ected lot collar attached
3 now only
98c
Was welcomed. Friday and Saturday, by the pecple of this
community, far beyond all expectations. They crowded the
aisles and thronged the store, finding bargains greater than
these ever before offered. '''.. '1 .
DRAST1 G REDUCTIONS
MEN'S SUITS
i t .
Every suit in the store carries a yellow sale tag (lenot
intr a great slash in the price, Tni gives every man
. - an opportunity to buy u suit at a Jower price than he is
accustomed to receiving at the ordinary sale.
Group 1 Group 2 . 1 Group '3
lulling our entire line This group includes val- Values to $30.00 U
of fltt-ld sulta most suits ' . ' ', " "
ues to lo.uv ur most size, colors ana mater-
have 2 pair pants. Hmall
siz4a only, -w -- t -
popular line. 4 '
ials.
rt tretonnes
Odds and ends 1 to 5 yard
lenirths values to 49c yU.r
will sacrifice at this price'
for a quick disposal.
19c yd
.85 0
All Qvercoats Cut in Price
&y&HZ& Ml
kf: li
Women's Dresses
Marvelous, new 'winter
frocks worth nearly i.double
this price newest styles,
colons .and materials now
below who,xl cost.
$16.00
Men's Hats Men's Pants
Dress hats that repre
sent values to $3.75
Fine assortment of col
ors and styles--youi'
choice at this sale price.
Regular price $3.50 and
more Every man will,
easily "recognize these'
as wonderful ' values
and 'priced to sell.
Girls' Hose
Iicv;i!lar--inc values Fine
winter plaid stockings
very good for school wear.
Many colors y6ur choice
3 tor, 98c ........
Men's Blazers
AlUVool
Jrieayy f..weight, ..winter
garments that formerly
sold for $5.85 Save by
choosing duVhig this
great sale.
iQ9
All Blankets, except Pendleton, reduced for
- this great Price-slashing Event.
Women's Hose
Regular $1.95 values on sale
except Theme brand. Your
choice, of any, three sizes or
colors only -
3pr.$5.00
Girls Coats
and Jersey
DRESSES
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Values iy J5.0 bnavy
wcicht (lannol Mhirts
In Tarloua colors and
sizes auiny ,ot thesis
are priced below- cost
und t'Tery man should
scv.this lot at oncu.
57 Boys Suits
Go at Exactly
Boys' Blazers .
Values to $3.G9 all wool
heavy weight fine colon)
Mid pattern, .The lowest
price ever tiuoled on an a.11
wool Blazer...
$2.89 - -
I I I TaT'OUH c:ior nd M 1 ,
I .. IB aucs uuiny.ui inesr aj m j. ff
. u resu.ar . a , , , n. . regular a
I price I IsO al price I
Iililllliililllllllllllllllllil;li!!l
KLAMATH iJViv FALLS . -
PaV liaM -iil
MnooSOSSI
ur"asrail
2C
Kf.rvi.il ti.mtil Iiiit rri-ijliiiii.iil
lulc In the afternoon. '
I .Mrs. J. K. tlorlk-r litis Invlliil
jtliu ninniliirs lo incut at lirr
, huilic In lvo wei'ks.
Ti-ii of the iliili were (ireseiil
!ul Iho nieelltiK on Wednesday,
r ,i . ,.
;i).( IN; IMIITV ()'
NtiitTii .skionh
1 .Mr. atul Mrs. -It. A. Knnile
enleiUiliH'il with a dancing
puny at tliulr attractive huino on
North -Second on New .Year's eve.
A numlier of out pf town guests
I enjoyed t no cveuing.
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' l:n. !.ON. tilAITKK AT
j t'OI.I.IHIt. IIOMK.
Klllhlollu chllliter, lJutlRllters
Int the Anierliiiti Keroliitlon, will
meet on Mundtty evening at the
ihnme of Mrs. Alfred Collier.
Mrs. Allan Hlonn will have
I charge of Ihe program,
KI.KISWiUKIlh IIUSTS AT
lll'l.ll.V lllNMvlt
.Mr. nncl Mrt. K. 11. Kleiuvs
Ker pntertnlnetl nt .1 prettily Jl
polnted diiiiicr on New. Year's
d:i nt tliuir.liome mi Soul li Sixth
In courtesy to -Mr. und .Mrs. Ittt-h-anl
Cully uml (liiiiKhler. Onllu
Cully, of Peml. tuvers were nld
Ut Ihe -Imnieillntti family end
the honored Rttes-ts.
SKW VI'AltM DIN Milt
(ilVHN IIV I'MMiSTONS .
Air. and .Mrs. Kred (T.igslon
inesldid over a perfectly ap
pointed New Vcnr's dinner ul
llielr linnie. Covern were laid foi
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Bvnns. Joe und
1'erry Evans and the host and
hostcis, .Mr.' und Mrs. Clogston
v.,
I'KI.K'.l.X I OMMCXITV li.US
cm: DA.vt ixn vakty
One of the delightful dunfliiK
parties held on, Ne Year's
ee wus that over which tho
I'ellciin City Community club
memhc's presided ns hosts. Close
10 H)0 in cm hers and friends en
joy od the party riven . ml the
Cluh House. Dancing was en
joyed from J o'clook nutll three
lo'eiiiiH oil New Yenr's liibrnlliK."'
the Leg Craft orchestra provided
Ihe dunce ni'tslc.
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il-IUXT I'HIJISTIAN CIH'HCH
ti! !'. WATCH 1'AltTY '' ' . )
A wa'.rh pari was enjoyed ut
the First , Christian tliurvh on
New Year's eve. Tho hours wero
from 7?:i0 until midnlKlit. Dur
ing the evctilni! enjoyuhle games
were nhiyed. Close to 61) enjoyed,
Ihe cvenliiK. Ucfrctilimcnts were
served at u lute hour.
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I, AM: SHOIIK. li.MIIIKNS
St KM-; OK HXTIiltT.I.N.Ml:T ,
Mr. and Mrs. K. U (Tuiuhlltt .
presided over a perfectly ap-
pulnted dinner party ont New'
Year'B night at their lovely home
at Lake Hliore (iardens lu rour-1
tesy to tho employes of tholr i
store.
Covers were luld for eleven.
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TK. PAItTY AT
IIAI.DWIN llOlrJI.
On Wednesday afternoon UlUe;
Virginia Moore entertulncd . a
uoterlo of ...her ,friond . with-, a .
party at her home In the Motel ,
(Connnned on I'ngc Seven)
i
TN 1789. two Americans John
'Kcndrick- and Robert Cray,
wore sent out to explore this reg
ion, their backers being a great
firm of fur merchants in fioston.
' In 1791 Gray discovered the
Columbia Kiver, -and gave it the
name which it still bears. This
expedition was important' in so
far .as it awoke the east to the
importance of this country as a
Source of fur.
ft I
GdocI Judgment
oul4 cSuse one to select, as a
matter of. course, a 'funeral di
rector like ourselves, ,ioing a
volume of business sufficient to
: permit us to operate efficiently,
aiid hence at a minimum price.
EARL VH it LOCK
FIINFnAI HOMF
$!ninm!n in rmict.Wodcsllij I'ricril
VJ-" a'
fAM I Of BOOM 1 ' ' '