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medium and light shadcj and
assorted stripes. Light weight
and good wearing material.
Regular $1 values
Special 75c
Eighty-five house dresses to
sell at 98c
These jwini are mad of best quality gingham and ara nicely trimmed with
plain material to harmonise with the different colon. The sites are assorted
from 16 years to aiae 44. The regular prices range from $1.25 to $1.78. At
98c they are as low in price as the material can be bought for. You wont make
a mistake in buying a supply of these dresses at the.low price which .they are
now offered.
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These fine ginghams 'come
in a variety of plaids and
stripes, in medium, dark and
light shades. Suitable for
summer dresses, aprons and
children bloomers and rompers
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ImWAV 'ine.FdTllloa toalght at 7:80, aad It Is
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present. A concert Is. to be
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Wome&'s Library club, Tlce-prealdeat
ot the Rebekah State Assembly aad
will be president next year. Prcrl-
ous to her election In May she aerred
as Grand Warden of this order.
The board of directors of the Klam
ath Falls public schools five as rea
sons for the purchase ot a new alte
that the'present alto and building are
now too small to accommodate tbe
pupils In attendance, both aa to play
ground and aa to school rooms; that
the present site Is uasulted for the
purpose because of danger to pupils
from tbe large number ot aateaao
bUea constantly passing on Mala
street; that the lot 'will be too val
uable, tor buslaeaa purposes when the
city grows, as they believe It will.
for the district to continue its use;
that the present time Is a good oae to
buy a new site, because prices are not
exhorbltaat, available sites can be
procured now which could act be nad
at a later date without condemnation
proceedings; that sites which can be
bought now will contain fewer build
ings than if purchased, later, thus af
fecting material saving.
They also express the opinion that
two whole blocks should be pur
chased to permit tbe construction of
a modern building and still leave
ample room for an inside court aad
outside playgrounds; believing that a
district which expends so muck moaey
each year for Its schools cannot afford
to be niggardly In the matter of
grounds.
They do not propose to oVtr the
present building and alte for aale at
present, nor until there la aa oppor
tunity to sell for a good figure; that
ao aale win be made until tbe people
have been fully informed aa to price
and the proposed use to which the
grouad win be put.
If the people authorise the pur
chase of a new site when the matter
U referred to a vote, they propose to
build only enough to care for the
overflow from the present building,
and not to build at all if any house
on the ground purchased can be fitted
up at small cost to answer the pur
pose until tbe old building and site
can be sold.
The matter will be referred to the
people as soon as one or more offers
for a double block or for two blocks
are received, but offers of two blocks
should be for those contiguous to
each other.
It is proposed to submit tbe matter
to tbe people In such a way that they
can express tbelr preference for the
purchase of only one block or two, or
for bo purchase at all, and their pret
erence for one of tbe altes proposed.
No site will be considered by tke
board If any director is known to
have any personal Interest in lit or
In Its aale.
Moving Pictures
Positively the biggest and best pro
gram that has been presented at the
Star theater In many moaths' will be
shown tonight. Through a .mistake
in bookings, two features have arriv
ed at the same time, and the manage
ment has decided to exhibit them
both on the same program.
Max Figman will be seen in his
greatest success, "The Hooaier
Schoolmaster," a comedy drama In
five parts. Nearly every one la fa
miliar with the story ot "Tbe Hooaier
Scboolmaster." which, by the way,
makes a far better picture attraction
than the average story. Flgmaa la
supported by Lollta Robertson aad
aa excellent 'cast.
The other feature of tbe bUl la the
live part Paths production, "Hunting
Big Game. Sports aad Travel la South
Africa." Thla U positively the great.
est animal picture we have ever seen.
Every imaginable species of. animal
and bird thai Inhabits South Africa
cornea In tbe scope of the camera,
such aa elephants, rhinos' moaks,
crockodlles, giraffes, hippos, alligat
ors, wildcats, and many others. The
Photography is' perfect, aad the big
hunting scenes are the moat Interest
ing and awe inspiring that we have
ever witnessed.
Council Passes
Election Bill
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Tonight's bill at the Orpheus Is oae
of features, and la bound to please
the matt exacting. In addition to
"The Pocket Wireless," the third epi
sode of "Tho Black Box," this show
bouse presents "The Funny Side of
Jealousy," a two reel scream, featur
ing Jeff DeAngelis, the famous comic
opera star. "The, Supreme Impulse,'
a comedy drama, completes thla ua
usual program. '
one ot hla doors waa filed by Tabor
through hla attorney, F. H. Mills, fol
lowing aa order by tbe police some
weeks ago:tbat be waa violating n
city ordinance In the matter of having
two entrances. It waa taken .under
advisement by the council and will be
brought up at the next meeting.
Tbe selection ot furnltureaa chosen
by the old council will be looked over
tonight at an Informal meeting of tbe
council, and if no further changes
are made, will probably stand. Vir
gil A Sob secured tbe bid oa the fur
niture. It waa staled that there Is
19,000 1b the fund for the equipment
ot the city, hall. Tbe matter ot pro
viding screens aad awnings for he!
building was also brought up aad dis
cussed. Tbe members ot the council will
visit tbe city hall at 7 o'clock toalght
and teat out, the fire bell, which has
not given satisfaction so far, aa it can
aot be heard -any distance from the
ball. The company may be requested
to send a new striker, which they
have agreed to do.
President, Mathews stated last Bight
that tbe present police force had been
appointed as specials for five more
daya, as tbe council had not found a
chief yet
NOTICK
Notice Is hereby given that the in
terest of, O. C. Jensen I athe Cen
tral Outlining company has been pur
chased by the undersigned, who will
pay all bill contracted by the said
firm.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1915.
lS-Jt CIIA8. F. 8TEMWKI,!..
Don't fall to read today's Star the
ater announcement In tho Movlo Sec
tion of today's Herald,
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To Hrv Outer Iaar.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Heaver of Knox
vlll, lowa, who are relative of Mr,
and Mr, o, A. Htearns, are expected
here In a tow days, to visit aad to
make nn auto trip to Crater Lake.
Tho Heavers attended the Panama-
Pnclfle International exposition before
routing here.
FOR 8AI.B-i-Cheap; Immediately:
nousenoid lurnuure ana one neat
er. John A McLean. 1 16 3rd street.
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The Fruit Growers Exchange at
Hood River Is to build a three story
warehouse.
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATER
Dunkirk llombenled
UnlU'il Press Herrlre
I'AltlH, June S3. It was announc
ed In- that the Gorman 14-luch guu
bombarded Dunkirk today, and killed
Mt,raWltli'na,
Miss little Milam, II. 8 formerly
Instructor of homo economics In the
high school, who ha been elected to
a similar position in tne jenersos
High School of Portland. Miss Milam
U now at her home, spending tbe
summer. She baa a sister In this de
partment at tbe Oregon Agricultural
College.
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The Ktnr theater management, pos
itively guaranteeo louight's big double
Mill.
Kelt that auM la style aad price at
Hi Ra aaSvCts
INik at oar Clothes, "aayway," be
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Insurant laat pays. See CMIcete.
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Tuesday aad Wedaeeday
Extra Big Doable BUI
The Hooaier Hchoolsaaeter,M
A Comedy Drama In Five Parts,
Featuring Max Flgman.
('Hunting Big .Game,, Hporta aad
Travel la South Africa" The
Most Wonderful Animal Picture
We Havo Presented, In Five Parte
HEAR THE "BOY
AMATEUR'IN SKIT
Some beautiful style In Arrow
Mliirta at K. K. K. Htore.
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'The Pocket Wireless,"
Third Episode of "Tbe Black Box"
'The Fuaay Side of Jealousy,"
'Two Part Roaring Comedy, Feat
uring Jeff DeAndslus
.. Comedy Drama
Earl Fleishman, the "boy ama
teur," will appear at tbe Christian
church tonight in a program consist
ing of solos, readings and dramatic
work. He has a fine baritone voice of
excellent power. Following is to
night's pregram:
1. Baritone Solo
Conquered St. Quentln
Uncle Rome . . .' -. Homer
De Sun la a'Slnkia' . . . Bohemian
2. How Ruby Played . . . Anonymous
Jud Browning's Description of
Rubensteln's Playing in New
York.
3, The Soul of the Violin . . . Merrill
(Dramatic and Pathetic)
4, My Aln Folk Lemon
Mother Machree Ball
The Holy City Adams
5. Impersonations of Paul Law
rence Dunbar
The Rivals
A Confidence ,
6. Recitation to Music, selected
Bongs by Carrie Jacobs Bend
Baby, a Lullaby
A Perfect Day
They tarn water 4aafs why taey
are called "Daxbak." DaxaakOaMac
Clothe.., K.K.K. Stare. 10
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is aad an
PriZeS GaiOre Matieeea Kvery Saturday
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Protect Yourself
Against the Flies
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'ftmfnt T9 miiDimint.
tries, etc., are exploited at aa eaor-j iivbbi-. naniaa
mous expense. .' jTh Jltary Ktopeaseatt'
WlnaiBS Ibe grand prise ob hortl-j Cniw chaplln. two-reel comedy,
cultural display was a big feather Ins-nobi,.'. Barbaia,"
Oregon's cap,. but sine thea "feath- Blograph comedy
ers- oi mis type nave neca coming ixia Yellow Htreak,"
Goosberrles, fine bead picked, fresh
every day, la 30-lb. boxes, 4 eeata per
pound, f. o. b. Ashlgadw.
order, SatlsfaUefi -auras
along ao fust that tho cap needs must
be changed to a war bonnet, to ac
commodate tbese prised plumes.
One of the big prises striven for by
all of the. Western states In these daya
of high prices for cattle, bogs aad
livestock of all kinds Is for forage
crops. In, this Oregon also won the
grand prise. Klamath county's for
age crops have carried off 'many
medals and ribbons In competition
with the, rc'rCof the state aad with
other coast sections, aad this award
on forage crops is one, which if prop
erly exploited by .Klamath couaty peo
ple, should be the msaBS of attracting
the attention, of many desirable stock
men and dairymen.
Another award la which Klamath
county people should be Interested Is
the taking of gold medals by Oregon
on quantity, quality and purity of
fresh commercial milk entered at tbe
milk competition. In view bf Klam
ath's entrance Into the dairying field,
this Oregon reputation for the best
milk for market, butter and cheese
making; medicinal aad other uses, Is
also of real value.
Besides the grand prise on forage
crops, Oregon's agricultural, exhibits
are still winning. Thus far three
medi.1 of honor, twenty-four gold
medals, sixty-nine liver atedals and
eighty bronze medals bar been taken
for agriculture, and. horticultural
nwards to date are at least a score of
medals. , s
Sellg drama.
AdaUask Always lOr.
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FR A VERY sasaH amtHint of wort
ay you can aqiup yoiur Immsm with
scraaas and thus IcsVsp out this past
of all pasts tha disaasa spraading fly.
Monay spant for scratms is cattalnly
battar spant than monay for a doctor
bill, saying nothing about tha suffsr
ing involved. If flies are permitted
to inhabit your home, no one knows
how ''soon a member of the family
may be taken with some dreaded dis
aasa brought to the household by the
filthy fly. A the weather gets warm
er thousands more wiU be swarming
around. Do not delay Get screened
in at once.
We carry a complete line of
both window and door screens
at prices that are right. Let,
us figure with, you.
Big Basin Lumber
Company.
Cor. Main, and Spring Sts,
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Phone 107
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