The Klamath news., March 21, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

.TTTfi Ttt.AMATtT NEWS
THURSDAY, MAHCH 21, Iflgtt '
PA CP! THREE
CITY HRIEFS
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Ml and Mm Ivan Vuin-t-y alnl
family a f )nrrl", 4 l 1 1 Tti J liln wi'iv
ImimIiu'hh vUthtrt tit klumiilli
Kail Monday eVtiitluu. The Vim
rv fti in 1 1 y formerly ipnIiImI In
Mil illy an. ere well known h"iii
Jtiiiu'H Hhumm'ii, will known
K la nut i h Kail ti)Ml nr HAtiiitti . U
"xnrrtiil In r i' l urn tilth vmiiIiik
from u two week vMt In I'ttN-1
ult'iiii. Calllnrnln wlili Mm wife
illlll til ci' f tMIH
Ann-nic I he many fitttniim on
in i ntt'i Uiliiiiii'iii proKrain w hh Ii
Ik planned for Hal nidny ev viilim
ul KliiiiiiHlt Midi hiIioi'I w lii-n iln
aim mil Junior rum Ha I In tnld
III tin nit iithli-Me lmw
..... ....Af,nr .tf7ti.- a -cI9n h'fSJj) raw
Meredith llnlrhriifi, mii r Mrx
I. ii hi llult lu'iH, In hnni" f r ui
Ol'i'K'MI HUM lollt-Ke (ll HM')it till
rl!IK it ru Mull, IIm t'X Jit H to
remain here nlmni n Wfi'l:
! Mt uilMTo of ltn t.tiuiit i lull
lll'l' tlHkl'U lu lllll'llll I ll lIU'tltlUH
lo be In-lil 111 lit evenlnit it I t lu
romirll room hi Hie illy hull
C. M. A Mm rt f Pomona. Calif
wa ti vtMtor In tlt rliy Wrdin
day en run 1 1 In Hi'iid where h
plaint in ii tii k ti IiIm hnnif.
J nil II W. HumMiIm I K, t 111
f T it l.k In nHiMltiiif rr
eral dirt Iti t lit- rltv on 1it1nr'n
Ainoiii! Hit' vNiiiirM In the '
city In Ml m. til lire Itaiutna u tf
Neat t If, M r. It it tn 1m a n hum I.
Mini ii noii-ivhhi. nt ii.-nii it r.it
hi-r iar )t ?U'itlay
Mr aiul Mr (inm-ii'tclii if
Sui Kraiitlfti-ii lutvi- been vlrltiiij:
fr i'ial day In tin- t lly
TlleV expert to I Ill II MUltll to
il. IV Ml Hi aVKlMtiitJI I the
tlaitiiliti'i- of Mr. ami. Mr. Ilttiry
WUmhi of Kl.itiiu! It Fall.
Till' UIViTkidf lUllill. Hill of
Hit1 Iti-rt known rain In In i he
Hnnunxtt tllMilrl. ha Ihm-h pur-t-linitft
hy Mr f ? . tonitii.a
mi I'rni.-r. flout Mrs Ada lnr
mm w ho lias n tout tin ramh
(or man yrar
Mr und Mm. J W. Muni mid
faintly liu Imve hern remdinK
In the TiiU. f.nk ilUtrlit have
lift for Maderta, California
when they will make their home
iturliu tin' Miiiiiiurr niontlitt Mi 1
Hunt U I'niptoyi'd tiy tin niiili
aiMirlat inn in (lie iHit)i-m rtt v
.MtMH Hetty Darjcy, itaiiitliiifr
of Mr, and Mrn. t". "T l.irIi-.'
In fxptvird lo rt urn liotm Fri
day from (iiiKon Stali ndU-Ki-unit
will H-iid fn-vi'ral davn
vihII Iiik In (hi' i-lty.
Morr Ilia n ?ihi fitiid-iiti liavf
ri'KMirril ul l In- Southfin Ort xun
Normal c -hool at Ahlilaml for
tin- HprliiK iv nil wlilrli ntnrtM
Monday. Munii 24. Kxamliia
I hm niarklitit I In- t nil of t lu-wliili-r
hi'miIoii hit vt aln-adv ntari
rd and wt! ron Until' llinuiKlt
Kridny of ilil wim-U
Mr anil Mix. S. i; I'nti. r und .
faintly, or ClilliKdiln. itomx-il In
AHlilamt Sunday for a vNu wlili
li liillvt', in limit- way In Jjo k
woiiTlllu. wlnr' tlu-y will vIMi
iflatlvc.- Ashlaml TIiIIiikm
Frli -mli will l.r Klid in li-ain
I hnl MIsh Loirs Wei -don, w liu It a v
Im t n NvrKitiy ill w Hit lnltslllt Ik
nt o Sun KmiirlM ii hjjiltat. I
Krmlty huprovnl and han Iktii
innil liiM-k lo hrr home. Mls
Wrwlnii m u:iilu; t'd w l! Ii l Ii--1'in'lHr
Ti ll phnni' and Tt'lfjii'apli
t-ijiiiauy In I he hay rliy. .
Iitv. J. Ilrtiry Tlioinar. imhioi
of I Ik Kpl.ii' .tjl fhurrh, ad-ih'i-sKfd
(lie I'i'llinit City I'armt
'rfitflii'tH1 iiHMiH-iallnii yrmtTilay
nftt-rnnon nt t bo I'i'llciiti Clly
trhool. A laiKc iiuuiImm' of pnr-t-nlH
lira rd Kit ye rend Tit it inn i
tpi'-il( on " I'liU'riia! I'i ohlt'tiis."
A. V. lint t U son Ik a ImmIiichm
visit or lit Klatn:ith Kails from
linsi'liiti K and Is rcbii-rt d nt t!i
Wlllard.
Anloiu llir Mi'dlnrd niilciit;
wtlii riv III (ll- rliy lift IliKhl
I'l'-jtMCII'll II t lliM'l W II la id WlMT
At. It. Hwiinniati unit ('. II. Iltaly
Mr, and Mr, .link Ki'iiisiniu
nf Knit Kriuicim o art visitors tn
tin; rliy. They are ftopjiltm i
lliu Wlllnrtl.
Curl A. Held a nil foil of Ku-Wt-'iu
it it IhihIih'kh vMtiir In
Klnnial It Kalln. Tlu-y at rlv. d
ttiftl lililht and rrt-lMi'ied ul Hn-'
'I Wlllaril.
.1. I. Aliell of the Shell OH.
i-oiiip.iny h ii Inixini'N vinltor tn
llio rliy from Sun Krnneltien. lit
Ih n gui-Ml nt the Willant.
M I'm, S. P. HtiH nrrlved Wed
ni'Hdii.v from Kim Cltilre, Wis.
Hlie Ih HtnpphiK nt the Wlllnnl
While In the elly.
The Heeond inutllue if "I'eler
Knlildl." nprreMit Im Iiik Klvi'U by!
pupils o the lOverslile prlinnty
Kraile. 'will he In-lit at Kremnnt ,
inidllortntii t It ik allernoon. An
i-velilnit pni'loi iiiapee of , tin op
erettu will he hottl' Vrlilny rtlf.Mil ("
nt Kreinniit ' i
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776' Privilege of Your Attendance Is Solicited
At Our Twenty-Fourth Anniversary and Magnificent
Featuring Our
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Style Exposition
This Evening and
You are cordially bidden to be present at our store
this evening and Friday evening to view our 1929
Spring opening and Style Exposition. You will see
portrayed by living models the season's newest in
men's smnrt and fashionable clothing amid an at
mosphere of spring beauty. Inspection will stir a thrill
of pride that Klamath Falls, the greatest little city in
southern Oregon, ha what many say the most com
plete clothing store in the state, devoted exclusively
to fashions l'or men.
A prize of Slo.00 in merchandise will ' e awarded to
the best dressed man A prize of $10.00 in merchan
dise will be awarded to the second best dressed man.
The winners will be selected by capable judges. A
prize will aho be awarded to the couple who are
selected as the best dancers.
Ladies Cordially Invited
CONCERT MUSIC
FROM 7:30 to 8:00 P. M.
by the
KLAMATH UNION
HIGH SCHOOL
BAND.
Dancing after the Style
Promenade.
Friday Evening
ORCHESTRA MUSIC
'. by ' the
PELICAN K. U. H. S.
TROUBADORS
and Vocal Selections by
JAMES McCLUSKEY
Youthful Tenor lately
featured over Radio
Station KEX.
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