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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1908)
m m ATT ADn1AU)C 13 T Si TT 17 C T CATT A TtVX AT PHONE w '' I 3 . N l ( I 1 l t rir t I. p ,3 ; fr I 1 JVlU5l LAW Ja uiiauuxyp iiiirmpi juil jmljdjuu -tljlt j. - - 303 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UiWAKAJb. fcASY TERMS THE EVENING SfcrtALDlThs Difference Between a Suit 4&'7iZ&- ImiiI Daily, Kaccpt Sunday, by tho HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor BunscuirxioN katks Daily, by null, one year 10 Dally, by mail. lx month - M Dally, by mail, thrve months 1 W Dally, by mall, one montli M Dally, delUeretl by carrier, one werk If KLAMATH FALLS. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. ICOa ' TMMMi kMllMIU jT made expressly for the man who wears it, and a suit pulled out of a nondescript pile of store clothintf is plainly apparent. THE READY-MADE HOUSE CO. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON The Readv-Made House Company Organized, ami to be incorporated under the laws of the State of OiegKii. with a capital stock of $15,000, divided into 15.000 shares of the par value of $1 per hare, and to hac its manufacturing plant ind general office at Klamath Falls The object of this Company is the manufacturing and selling "Ready-Made Houses for which it has the exclusive! manufacturing and sales rights for the entire State of Oregon. This is an up-to-date. 20th Century wav of doing business. These houses are made in .sections, framed and fitted and all material prepared in the factory, where the workmen h.iu even-thing at hand, which means a saving of about one-half in the cost of a building. Only two to five days time required to set up a house complete and turn the keys over to the pur-, chaser. I The patented construction double panels, dead air space, two thicknesses of heaw paper, with '4 inch laver sterilized hair-insulator between the paper, making a building that is im pervious to heat, cold, or moisture. The hair, before it is en closed in the papers, is chemically treated, leaving a coating of lime, which makes the finished material absolutely vermin proof and odorless. A perfect Sanitary building cool in sum mer and warm in winter. GREAT DEMAND 70R BUILDINGS With the coming of the Railroad and the settling up of the farm lands, there is a great demand for buildings and as the cost is the interesting feature, it is not speculative to assume that these buildings will sell as fast as they can be manufac tured. With the irrigation system now in operation, this coun try will be sealed up very rapidly. The new-comer buvs a ranch, or a town-lot. and looks into the cost of building, and finds that he can buy a "Ready Made House," with any number of rooms from 1 to 7 just as substantial and comfortable as the most modern buildings, and at about one-half the price it would cost, if he purchased the material and hired the labor. And, an order placed on Mon (lav, will secure the house ready for occupancy the same week This locality is becoming known as the "GREATEST SUMMER RESORT IN THE WEST." and the hunting and fishing will bring many thousands of visitors each year, which means that the Upper Lake will be surrounded with Summer l ionics and Hotel Cottages in the near future. Already, about fifty of these houses have been spoken for and can be dchwr (d as soon as manufactured. Different stvles and sizes of these houses will be manu factured; Cottages Bungalows, Summer Houses, Hotel Cot tages, School Houses, Campers Cottages, Etc. This system of construction makes the most desirable School House, and is recommended by the highest authorities. School Houses of this make are now being shipped from the State of Washing ton to New York. The prices at which these houses will be sold will range from SI 50 to $750, according to number of rooms and the style of the building. Campers Cottages will cost from So to $100 each. The margin of profit will be about 30 per cent, and taking into consideration the demand for these houses, and the saving in the cost, it would be conservative to estimate that the com pany will manufacture and sell over 500 houses per year. But, say that it sold only 250, and at the average price of $450 each, would be an annual business of $112,500.00. Estimate that after paying all expenses, commissions for selling, adver tising, etc., that the net profit was only 10 per cent on the selling price, the dividends on the stock would be 75 per cent on the investment. This is nncxtrcinch nominal estimate for Klamath Falls and vicinity. The Company has the whole State of Oregon in which to operate. J. Fred Gocllcr, owner of "Klamath Falls Planing Mills," and one of the largest stockholders of this Company, has the manufacturing contract to make these houses, and will begin operations at once, with a force of workmen, and increase the number of hands as fast as the demands require it. There is no doubt but that within six months 50 men will be employed by this industry. These workmen and their fam ilies will live in Klamath Falls, adding materially to the busi ness and building up of the city. Fifty workmen employed will mean a pay roll of over $1000 per week. In order to provide a surplus capital to carry a stock of houses on hand, ready for prompt delivery, the Company has set aside $7000 par value of its stock, to be sold to the citizens of Klamath Falls, in amounts to suit subscribers. T,lie first offering of 4000 shares, par value $1 per share will be sold at 75 cents on the dollar. Samples of the panels, and parts of this "Ready-Made House" can be seen at the office of E. T. Shortt, (DuFault's old stand) on Main street, opposite Masonic Hall. Also, at the office of J Fred Gocller, proprietor of "Klamath Falls Planing Mills." Parties may call at either placp and get moie information. THE READY-MADE P.O. Box 203 ! oV " : i " - TWIDir .(JUBHBSHS..ii Tailor-made-clothes, if the pro duct of those famous merchant tailors, Ed. V. Price Zs Co., whom we represent here, arc Not Surpassed Anywhin It's Up to You THE MATTER OF GETTING GOOD GROCI.RILS.. Eating is much of our life Nntut.dly y. u u,uil );ooj' goods. We have them and it's up to you to ct ,ih,0. Ititely the best. UST PHONE 5lfi Well ., ll.c test. VAN RIPER BROS. CANT BE HEAT CHASE it SANBORN COPPIIES in the world: but ready-made jp.clothintf has tu labor under the burden of tfcnerality and "avcr- ntfe sizes," which means that only one man out of fifty can ilet anything like a proper fit. Let us have made up for you your choice of 500 handsome Fall fabrics and 28 exclusive Fashion ideas just what you want all for much less money than a small tailor has to charge. DON'T BAKE .".,-s', : Ht Lit im (lt it for ou. EvcryuunB Home Mudc. Reasonable. HKEAI) A SI'KCIALIY. r nut up box limcliiM alo IiiiicIii'h ft r ln t i , and pu'iiie paitn A tiial will ennui i . is i'ln-:i i r to bin than to 1'itl.i I'rlcti l"dllllJ i that it : i KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Get Our Hrcud at Cowklns. :: :.$ : HOUSE COMPANY lufeth talli, Oregon You will tare money by buying sawing machine and all of your lew In machine supplies at Mullen, cor ner Main and 6th streets. 7-3 ltt Will Buy Timber I have some moneyto Invest In timber claims, It tho price Is right. L. JACOBS, Klam ath Falls. 28t( Pantatorium, Geo. W. McLane, Prop : !-:!c-4-:4- l'ov J. Zl UHTMT, lirjrri'itiilrnt Abstracting r. m. I'.u.h, 'iri-l'ii. mil I MM ('HAS i: WOlttlr'N I'rmnli'tit M WOltDKN I'llnllIlT II l MM.IIASK l'lrkJrrt The American Bank and Trust Co, Maps, Flans, Blue Prints, Etc' Klamath County Abstract Co. Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers IUi.t E WmiHcn, ScnUry Klamath Falls, Oregon ' Watson & Van Sickle PRACTICAL BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Estimates Given on all Kinds of Buildings. Store Fittings and Cabinet Work. We are Making a Specialty of Furniture Made to oider for people who want something dif ferent from the usual styles. SHOP AT 7th ST. AND KLAMATH AVE. Phone No. 36 fr- ' T" - ! v... -.' t Z2E; iftlfi S5 iff AC? ' J 1- -" fPsseiEiii n-"--T-v- .. WamtiSL rvy n i 3': 1 1. u l3 pi aB 1 :t . --'j; CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. .lilt and Main Street ;::::.:..;..... . 44: DR. C. P. MASON Dentist ; American Hank ,fc TruM Co.'h ISiiIMIiik, DR. WM. MARTIN Dentist Office over Klamnth County Hunk TiuniONi: 19 D. V. KUYKENDALL Attorney at Law Klamath Falli, Ori;nn BRICK WORK AND PLASTERING CHIMNEYS AND HUE PLACES A SPECIALTY H. E. CHILDERS KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON 4f4frfW 'I lie woman who tuIkH innili u nl way Imvu with uu; tho woinun who dues much Keiiuially lives In tliu next block. Tin- best wuy to mill; utwu Id with patience, Money I) the only laborer In tho world that not or Urea of working. When money talks no one questions Its grammar. J. L. CUNNINGHAM ARCHITECT and BUILDEK I'l.ino mill Sni llliiihiiii fiiriiKlnit I olliti.il. u" '" "" I Ijim ,.r U..ik, rniiii siimll I iilliiuc In omim I nlil nil l IiiiIMIiii; )nii Ik (imililiii- "l)h in Uimilll) it I n m) l) ImtliiK )imr inn IiiiiuiikI l) in . I'HIIM. III.,. Itl-SllilM i: Uii.liltiKtnii sinti, II. iui-.ii Hil. mill lllli. SMMBBSJMBYWCQri Freaks vs. Novelties IF VE OFFERED YOU A SUIT WITH A SHEET IRON VEST AND BRASS CUFFS ON THE COAT YOU'D LAUGIIT, AND SO WOULD WE IF YOU HAI) BOUGHT THAT KIND OF A SUIT. SOME MAKERS ARE FINDING A FEW SHORT-SICim-D MFKCJI. ANTS WHO WILL OFFER THE PUHLIC THE HYS TERICAL CREATIONS WHICH THEY FOIST UPON TKEM. FRIEND IY7.DE CLOTHES and ALMA MATER STU DENT STYLES arc the most advanced r.tvlcs madethey are the first to bring out the novelties of the looms and the dyers, while their own clcaigiilng represent-, the newest ideas m tailoring Every garment they make is intended for ucu tlcman s wear not for walking sign boardn. If you want to be conspicuous, don't buy your clothes here If you want your clothes neat, perfect fitting, btyllsh and in good taste we'd like 10 serve you. uur novelties are not freakish and more of them than any 3tore in the city. we show a Portland Clothing and Shoe Store The Outer Garment Shop for Men
