The Evening herald., September 05, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON
Principals in the Lightweight Championship Fight
Moving Pictures
The Mutual master-picture, "Oxer
alls," In flvo reels, will bo shown nt
.the Btar tonight. This powerful
drama, staged In n Western construc
tion camp, In a clean, prlmithc West-
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Masterf icture, Oe Luxe Edition
"Overalls "
em atmosphere, and picturing the un
ravlshed life ot men who are men.
This great American drama Is a glori
fication of "Work." The trueheartcd
ness of the workers in contrast with
the polished gentleman from the East,
added to a beautiful love interest,
make this production one of unusual
strength and Interest.
Surety bonds while you wait See
Chllcote. 25
FREPPIE. WELSH ANP.-pONTYPRtPP" CHARLIE. WHITS. ANt, "CHICAGO.- "1
This brief Message:
'The New Wirthmor Waists are here"
would sell all in this allotment
THESE ARE THE XEW STYLES THAT GO OX SALE TOMOItKOW
As Always Priced at $1.00
Tlie mere announcement that the new Wirthmor Waists are in,
wculd bilng to our stores, so ninny people who liaie bought them
before that nothing further would be needeil to be said about them.
But we want everyone to know about their merits for we know
that when every wearer of waists Ieanis Jinn good they really ait'
that our present allotments will bo entirely inadequate and when
tliat time comes we beieio we'll be selling nil or nearly all of the
dollar waists that are sold.
A DOLLAR BUYS MOKE
i THAX A DOLLAR'S WORTH
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WHEN IT BUYS A
WIHTHMORE W A I ST
Sold Here Exclusively
New Welworth Blouces
Tomorrow
As Always Priced at $2.00
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newest and
most-wanted
styles
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C'oncedeUly
the best of all
Tito Dollar
Blouses
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vDver tine thousand good iiicrrluuttK (just one In every
city), and hundreds of thousands of tluifty women in
JJ parts of the country luiie found Welunrtli Blouse t
Ie tlie very best, In all respects, that 9S.00 can ever buy.
Enormous production adwuncd io.operatlon with the
resulting economies account for these matchless values.
Welworth Blouces are Sold Here Exclusively
MOE & GO.
, United Press Service
' COLORADO SPRIXC.S, Sent. ." In
a blow bout Hint was disappointing as
a championship affair, Freddie Welsh
jesterdiy letalned his title as light-
i weight champion, when at the end of
twcnt rounds Hefoice Roche award
ed him the decision oer Charley
White.
The crowd hissed and cried "rob
bcrr." Cushions were thrown at tho
refcroc and Welch's manager. Depu
ties were required to precnt a riot.
Welsh's boxing was superior to
White's until the twelfth round, after
which White repeatedly lambasted the
tiling champion, causing him to lung
cm in tho clinches.
ITS THE TALK
OF THE TOWN
The Greatest Sale Klamath
Has Ever Known
The crowd of shrewd and prudent buyers
that are crowding the store daily is tre
mendous. Don't miss this one grand
opportunity, as never before has high
grade merchandise been sold so cheap.
These prices will make you situp and take netice:
Motes Fiom Don-Is. Icie From Mnlfii.
Jake Busch has moved from Dorris William Zumpf was In town today'
to Pelican Ray to take a Job In the from Matin on business
logging camps near tlie latter place.
Wo will sell you 10c (ilng
hams for only, per ard ... .7c
You can got dandy 12 He gr.ulo
Fluniiellottes, for, pur )d.. . .
Wo will bfll you fie Indj'B hand
kerchiefs for only !'
You can buy lime n fiOc holt of
lace, 12 nrds. for per hot,.illlc
Wo will put out embroidery tal
lies to 2."c per nnl for only
per yard
A dandy 20c per yard fancy
Klaxons for only pel ard . . I Ic
Special lot of dress goods, tal
lies 7"c, per ard JlUc
Heautlfiil Crepe do Chine Silk
Waists all colors, regular $4.00
cadi '.MI
$5.00 Ladies' all wool Sweaters,
all sbes, at each only . . . ;.:!
Special Iot of Ladles' Corsets,
values up to $4.00, only. ..)
We will sell 75c nuto raps, all
tolors. each for only JIWc
You can get $20.00 new Knit
Coats at this sale, only. $l2.'jr. '
Keep Your
Eye Open for
BOX DAY
Dandy children's dresses, In all
colors, regular "fir, for only l-c
A largo tarlety of Ladles' nuts
1 in wear, regular "tic gar
ment !MC
$1.00 Long Silk (ilotes will go
nt this sale for, per pair . .Jlltc
We will M'll U $12 f.n Laillr,
new Fall Coats nt 1 1 I - ii(
for 17 11
$r, r0 Chlhlrcn's Fall Coat will
he Hold at thin sain foi .t Nil
We will sell a special lot of in
Fall Millinery, tallies lo t no
for vj iw
Wu will sell I lie Chlhlr. lis
Hosiery at this sale for ntilj Hi
'.Tu- Luilles' Hosiery will l. il.l
nt this sale for onl Hi
$6.00 LtidleH all-Hllk new I', ill
coats will bo sold for ouh M 'JH
Wo will sell $2.00 all Wool
I. idles' I'liloiiHiiltx, iiul M II)
You can gut $1.50 Ladles Iiimikk
drcHHex nt this sale for onl Htii
We will sell the famous $2 "
(Mara llaiton house dresM for
only M OH
Here From Sitter Ijike.
I F V. Foster, a resident or tlie Sll
ter Lake country, is spending a few
days in Klaamth Falls on business.
Buy your children's shoes In the
bargain department. J.F.MaguIro Co.
4-tf
Stilts Drygoods Co.
jljingell Stmkmeii Vlhits.
I Gene and Kenneth Wilkerson, stork
i men of Langell Valley, attended to
business affairs In the county seit to-
U.ljr.
I!ii)s Chetrolet.
Brown Michael, a farmer of tho
Dairy country, Is the latest owner of a
Chetrolet automobile. He purchased
the car yesterday from the Central
garage, local agents for this car.
Seeks Jteioteiy of Money.
Suit to iccoyer $288.82 on two snp
arte causes of'nction were filed In cir
cult court today bv It. E. Bradbur.t,
aga'i'ct A. 0. Homer Both are farm
en cf tho vallo.' south of Klamath
rails. W. II. A. Renner is counhel
for plaintiff.
"Where the Ladies Shop"
Klamath Falls, Ore.
.ept I'o-illoii.
Miss Lllah Henderson of Fresno,
Calif., has accepted the position of
altcier at the II. N. Moe htore.
IU turns Willi Ilridc.
itay P. Burke, principal of the Bo
nanza schools, returned laht evening
from the East with his bride, whom
he married there recently. The cou
ple will reside in Bonanza.
liiiue for Trip.
Mrs. AV. C. Davenport and daughter
Mnile, left this morning for Ixjs An
geles with Mrs. R. L. Alexander and
ton, Rex LaPraiio. The party will
be gone about a month, and will visit
nrwiy cities in California.
Sells IjiihI.
L'rwln Peel has sold to K. W. Flack
us his homestead near Hlldobrand, ac
cording to a deed filed todiy wJth
ffllltltl fnfl llnl nil lln Dnnl ..n..n.l
w.it.v w.in l.c.Hl'. ..,t. WUI ,IUVUU
mi on me uomcsieaa ana received
ins puiciu some lime ago.
Buy your children's underwear in
the bargain department J. F. Maguire
Co. 4-tf
LAFOLLETTE 13
VOTED ON I0DAY
Hunter ltd urn.
C. H. Miller and Burgo Mason hate
returned from tho Diamond Iikc '
country, whore they spent several
das hunting. They got one buck.
Mason loft this morning for his homo
in Wood Jllvcr Valley.
Irwin Home,
District Attorney John Irwin re
turned last night from Dayton, Ore.,
where ho took Mis. Irwin. The con
dition of tlie latter is very Eorlouii.
Mr iitvlu wns compelled to return oe-
taui-c of miRli criminal business pond-
ing before the Justice court.
Mi Full Files Suit. s
.1. II. McFall of Olenc filed In cir
cuit court suit to recover from Dick
Brown $231, alleged to be due on a
promissory note. Tho complaint
states that the note has been lost or
stolen, but that plaintiff novor has
collected on it or dlrectod any other
person to do so.
. By all means visit our bargain de
partment. J. F. Maguire Co. 4-tf
Accurate information about the
Klamath Basin. Ask Chllcote. 25
ORPHEUS THEATER
TueMlay and Wednesday
'In the Lion's Hen,"
Third Episode of "Peg o' the Ring"
"Two.Motlieis,"
Two Reel Laemmlo Drama
"A Oreat Smash,'
Two Reel L-Ko Komedy, with
Alice Howell
si:vi:.v hkki,s good mcsic
admission' 10 cents
CHILCOTE SPECIALS
Income property on Main street.
Pays 10 per cent grots on $24,000.
Will sell for much less on easy terms.
A 900-acre stock ranch In the Wood
River Valley. It's cheap at $36,000 on
easy terms. .
A big lot and 5-room plastered,
house for $1,000, on easy terms.
A fine modern 6-room house, well
located, for $2,500. Terms. j
Three big lots on Johnson avenue
for $350 cash, . I
A good corner lot on 11th, this side'
of canal for $600. Terms.
Houses, lots, farms, loans, rentals,
general Insurance.
See Chllcote. 25
MAN WHO HAS lli:i',. TIIK VAN
(iUAItl) OF I'lUMHtlCSS IN Till;
SKNATK FOR YKARS IS OIM'OS.
Ill) HY A CONSF.RVATIVF
Strike Oh"; (iihim-h Mote
Lnlted J'reHH Service
FRKRNO, Calif.. Sept. :,, Picking
of the Immense imp of Malaga grapes
In this section was resumed yesterday
morning, following the lifting of tlie
freight embargoes by the .Southern
Pacific company. Fruit cars went out
last night.
MILWAUKKK. Wis., Sept H. Wis
consin totois weeded out the Hiiiiiuier
ciop of politicians at the primary to
day. Tho gicatest Interest iciilored in
tho run between Senator LaFolli-tte,
progressive, and Malcolm C. Jnffrls,
conbervatlvo for the republican sena
torial nomination.
William F. Wolfe of LsCroi-se is the
democratic nominee for senator and
Is without opposition. Tho democrats
hope to place another membcr-of their
fold with Senator I'aul C. Husting In
congress, through tho split In republi
can ranks.
Governor C. L. Phillip, republican
ronservaUve, Is a candldato for nomi
nation. Ho Is opposed by William II,
Jlatton of the LaFollctto faction of
tho progressives and former Governor
Francis K, McCovein, who has been
attempting to build up it progressive
organization of his own. Burt Wil
liams of Madison Is tho democratic
candidate for governor, picked at a
conference of lenders.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD -At Holland lloiihf, I fill
(lib kens; will pay from $.1.50 to
$5.50 per dozen. fi-6t
Murphy, Cheiiley
Myerrs, Klmer V.
McDonald, Jim
Norton, Win,
Noland, (!eo,
Patterson, Mlrl in
Stevens, Dnlliert
Tuter, Virgil
Tnccllo, (i.
Wales, J. II
A charge of ono tent will he nnin
on all letters delivered from Ihlsll't
In calling for letters please say "Ad-
vortiHcd. w. a. ih:l.i:ll, I' M.
Caul of Thanks
Wo wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends who ex
tended to us their sympathy in our
recent beroatemciit.
Mis. J. W. Iledllcld and Family.
Board ol Equalization
rn! lie Is hereby given Hint the
hoard of equalisation of Klamath conn
!" will bo in session nt tho county
couit room for thirty days be'lniilni
Aiondny, September 11, 1916. All p'o
'.esis n.usl be entered during tho Dot
live days of tho session.
4 Ct J. p. LKK, Assessor.
H
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Metropolitan AmuiemenU
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luiement J
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
Auto Top, Cushion, Glass
and Curtain Work
Mike Salinas
6th Street near Klamath
ADVFIITISKI) MAIIj MOT
Tho following unclaimed mall mut
ter advertised on September 2nd, will
bo sent to tho doAd lottor ofllco nt
Washington, I). C. on September 16.
Uncoil, (1. F,
Brown, Ilarrmoii F.
Campbell, Mrs. Kva
Chase, Furl
(larland, JO,
Cuslnnan, Miss Bottle
Fblin, Owen
Evens, Miss Dixie
Fox, Mrs. Kthcl
Johcb, Mrs. Myrtlo
dorman, Mrs. David
Hlllard, Arthur
Kerr, Flntle
Lehnhen, Herald
Moses, David
Morrison, M,
STAR THEATER
"OVKKAI.I..S"
Mutual Mnstcr-Pliturn
III Five Reels
MlltlUll Coined)
TEMPLE THEATER
"WayH of the Woilil,"
Ainei'lean Comedy Diama
"A Trunk nil Tiimble,"
Beauty Comedy
"Tltll 1111(4,1
Mustang Westoin Dmiin
MERRILL OPERA I IOUSB
Merrill, Oregon
MOTION PICTURE8 WEDNESDAY
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physlclsn
suite aio, i. o. o. f. t re
RBMEMBBR-I nei charge for
examination and contuliatlnn
FURTHKR ThlH phir'1" n u '
der no obligation, and ou wW n
bo asked to take ticatnient.
Phone 321,