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FRIDAY, APRIL 7,
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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of "totalled" Special Sato in the midst of the) season has
been exploded by our plan of a lower price always, all the
time, giving you an opportunity to purchase your needs at
the time you desire to do so the time it suits you best
If this store can make a Special low price during cer
tain days in April, it can make this same low price in
March or May.
New Dress Goods, New Silks, New Coat New Suits,
New Waists, et&, eta, are arriving here almost daily. Th
prices placed on this New Merchandise are the lowest
possible prices that can be made on reliable, trustworthy
merchandise.
txet the habit of a Special Low Price every day in the
year a one price to everyone alike by joining the satisfied
throngs who purchase at this store every day their neces
sary needs, and you'll have no 'cause for after regrets.
EVERYTHING TO WEAR
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Patterns
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is Capital of the World of Fashion. The flower of the French nobility patronise this shop, and it has bctn
called, the most beautiful store in the world. What store is this? BUTTERICK. What Patterns?
BUTTERICK PATTERNS
made in New York, U. S. A., identically the same patterns as those sold in Klamath Fallsonly with the instructions
printed in French and printed in New York. But the same patterns sell two weeks later n Paris, France, and for
twice the price. Thus in Paris, Fashion's Capital, is Butterick crowned Style Authority of the World.
Butterick's invention of the pattern, in 1863, was one of the few great elemental inventions in the world's history.
It revolutionized clothing made it possible for women to make their own dresses well, economically, stylishly.
Butterick influence is world-wide, and it is as deep and' intimate as it is wide. For instance, in the last few yean
Butterick has found good homes for eight thousand homeless children. Butterick receives more than three million
letters per annum, many thousands of them personal letters from women seeking expert advice in regard to their
households.
Frdsji its humble origin to its present eminence as an international institution, the story of Butterick is an epic
of American business a legitimate source of pride for every American.
In the future this store will have on hand at all times the largest and most complete stock of Butterick Patterns
and Publications south of Portland north of San Francisco. A veritable field of latest Fashions from which your
selections may be made as intelligently in Klamath Falls, Oregon, as they could be made in Paris, France.
This store it Exclusive Agency for Butterick Patterns in Klamath County
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KLAMATH ' S GREATEST STORE
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This SMeuYs Betterick Patient
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bcal News Happeni
yin and about Tbwn(
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ItaMrbBklM.
The uapieiOBa of friends of W. H.
A. Bauer, one of our shining legsi
lights, seem to be near confirmation,
as he has been obserred loitering
around the garages a great deal lately
and to have temporarily dropped such
terms as Jurisprudence, res gestae,
corpus delicti, habeas corpus, ana
others of Roman origin, for talk of
carbureters, magnetos, transmissions
and gears. It Is feared that ha will
soon fall, as did his fellow practition
ers, Ferguson, Kent, Onelll, Duncan,
Stone and Elliott For the Informa
tion of Mr. Renner, we add that the
person securing this startling Infor
mation left at' 3 o'clock for parts un
known, so it Is useless for him to call
at the Herald office for an explanation.
From the Fort.
Harry Engle of Fort Klamath Is
here for a few days.
Stats VIstte.
J. H. Stuti Is
Klamath Agency.
in today from the
Back to Dorris. ?
Charles 0. Twohy returned to Dor
rls this morning after a short sojourn
In Klamath Falls.
Elks, promises to be Interesting. The
games will be played tonight on the
Elks' alleys.
Young Mason Arrives.
A nine-pound son was
morning to Dr. and Mrs. 0.
born this
P. Mason.
Bowling Contest Tonight..
The Elks bowling team is looking
for revenge, and tonight's game In the
tournament between the Palms and
a. k land
Model 32-Six Motor
Are you looking for a car light in weight, yet strong in
. power and endurance? ' Then Oakland recommends to you
the Light Six a six that weighs but 2100 pounds.
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And yet, it is" big enough to carry five people com-
fortaUy.
It has all the smoothness and flexibility of six cylinders
with the advantage of long tire mileage and low fuel cost.
The Oakland Light Six develops 30 to 35 horsepower,
which, with its light weight, will carry you easily over any
road. I
You can turn quickly in a short space with this car; you
can, worm through congested traffic from a crawl, or ac
celerate to a lightning get-away with equal ease.
'All Oakland asks is that you compare the specifications
of this car with any other of a similar or nearly similar
price. Your own good judgment will be a satisfactory
"Sturdy as th Oak"
SPECIFICATIONS
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Frame channel section, pressed Lubrication splash system, sight
Steel. feed on dash.
Springs semi-elliptic, front, and Gasoline Snpply Oakland-Stew-and
3-4 elliptic, underslung rear. art vacuum; 12-gallon tank sus
pended at rear.
Front Axle drop forged steel, -
I-beam section. , Radiator large. eaetent radiator
of tabular type.
Wheels wood, artillery, demoun
table rims. Cooling System centrifugal pump
and fan.
Tires 32x3 1-2 inches, non-skid "
rear. Clutch cone, leather faced.
Motor six cylinders, cast en bloc;
overhead valves, bore 2 11-16
Inches, stroke 4 8-4 Inches.
Motor Suspension three point.
Ignition Remy.
Electric Starting single wife sys
tem. Remy generator, Willard
battery.
Carburetor Marvel.
Transmission sliding gear selec
tive type, unit with motor,
Rear Axle one bearing, full float-lag.
Brakes two sets engaging
drums at rear wheels.
Wheal'Baso 110 Inches.
Finish- deep Royal Mae.
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CARLOAD WILL ARRIVE NEXT TUESDAY
Wordea Is Oat.
Judge Will 8. Worden was out to
day for the first Ume In four months.
He has been suffering from a serious
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
Williams Very Sick.
E. R. C. Williams, who has a ranch
on the Merrill road, is confined to his
homo by stomach and heart trouble.
Drs. Hamilton and Wright, who are
attending, say Mr. Williams' condition
Is very serious.
Jeweler Moves
Wm. A. Masten, the Jeweler, has
moved from the Whitman Drug com
pany to the room In the Jacobs block,
which he formerly occupied. This has
been retlnted and entirely remodeled
to accommodate his Increased stock.
Moving Pictures
"The Prisoner of Zenda" and "Rup
ert of Hentsau" were two of the best
soiling books of their day and even
uow hundreds of copies are sold every
month, throughout the country. As
"Rupert of Hentsau1' tells the more
thrilling and completed story, Blue
bird Photoplays havo made It Into an
cntertafnlng feature film, which will
be tbo attraction at tho Orpheus the
ater on Sunday and Monday, with
Jnno Gall and Henry Alnley playing
tlu principal characters. Splendid
nctlng, beautiful scenery and thrilling
Interest will algnnllzo the displays of
this rcroarkoblo film.
"Esmeralda." by Franco llodraon
juurnett, author of "Tho Pretty Sister
of Jose" and "The Dawn of Toraor-
LEMLER VERDICT
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HVI'RKMB OOUIIT MAKES BUCK
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HKNDKRKD IN ACTION TIDED,
IN KLAMATH COUNTY
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cial communication tonight
at 7:80. Visitation by M.
W. Orand Master Miller. Work In
the M. M. degree. Visitors welcome.
A. A. MEHAPPEY, Secretary.
WANTED--A garage
tlfy Herald office.
close
In. No-7-tf.
To make room, we are closing out
our line of traveling bags, suit cases
and trunks at cost.
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According to advices Iron Helen,
the supreme court has reduced Hewr
Lemler's verdict against Rei Borf
110. The case was tried before the
late Circuit Judge Noland last spring.
The suoreme court's opinion wti
prepared by Juitlco Moore. W. H, A.
Renner was Lemler's altorner.
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A long line of ladles' auto Ioim
J itet received.
29-tf BRADLEY HARNESS CO.
ORPHEUS THEATER
C. R. Miller, Mgr.
Friday and Saturday
The Traction Grab,"
Graft No. I
"Dawn Road'
Two Part Drama
"Pants and Petticoats,"
One Part Comedy
"Animated Weekly."
Six Reels Admission tec
Sunday and Monday
The Romance) of a Queen,
"RUPJSRT OF HKNTZAU"
A Bluebird Photoplay with
JANE GALK AT QUEEN FLA VIA
row," and added to these crest names
of successful plays and gifted author,
the name of Mary Plckford as further
and complete guaranty of the beauty
and appeal of the photo-production of
this famous dramatic success, pro
duced by the Famous Players Film
company on the Paramount program.
And as If these sterling names were
not sufficient to suggest the Import
ance of this feature attraction, suek
favorites as Ida Waterman. Fuller
Melllsh and Charles Waldron form the
conspicuous members of the support
ing company that, together with Mary
Plckford, make "Esmeralda" one of
the notable feature productions of the
year. "Esmeralda," with its appeal to
the finer senses, its depletion of the
sweet comforts of farm life and Its etc-
position of the dangers and ssssm et
the city, was a great play, and is t
greater photo-play. The author's two
former plays produced by the Famous
Players Film company, In Paramount
pictures, were both unusual successes.
The third should eves exceed ike pep.
ularlty of Its predecessors. The at
traction, will be shown tonight only at
the Iter.
To cook apples thoroughly lasted
of leaving tholr centers underdose,
utensil has been patented In wblohtae
fruit Is Impaled upon perforated eom
through which steam rises fro"
boiler underneath.
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HOUSTON
'OPERA HOUSE
April 84th and SSth
Return Engagement
"HATTLH CRY OF PEACH
The World's Greatest PlcW '
I'KKRLESS ORCHESTRA
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STAR THEATB
'KHMKRAIjDA"
Featuring
MARY PIOKPOBD
Five Reel Paramount ProductW"
TEMPLE THBATEE
"Veaujenace I the Opprm"
Lusla Three R"l D'MM
Vbiuht Witk She floods,"
Miss Comedy
Admission WM
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ALL LICSNSSO IQTUWS
MERRILL OPERA H0U
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GEORGE BIEHN,
"Joe Boko's Advertures,"
Ct Part Comedy
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