The Evening herald., March 26, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

MW '
K
u
to
i?
fe o
lis1. ,
!??
:(
W.
P.,"-
KiHL
J.
THB EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
TtmftNAV, Mf
Mttnai,
Hi
" e
?
THE FAVORED OF
p
Apparel Fashions for Spring
11 Ty iVrlil i
Wtf IS
wtJ It
Tomorrow wc present a special showing of the new
Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses. Priced very moder
ately for so early in the season.
We offer these special groups, with the determina
tion to bring hundreds of women here tomorrow who
otherwise would not know of the splendid styles and
values which we have assembled for early Easter
showing.
I
Hew Enter Dresses
of very lata sees m
tfflvse HASMl CMevfOfCNVWl
Georgette oric rhamble
foemsmUea, each wfch m dU.
ttoct tavMaal style that
cam est teems aewtwve bat
at Moe'a.
Prices reascstahls aa4 with,
ta the reads of all, Sl&sa
to aw.s
Fr Easter Shwitg
Many aew style 8IU right
ap to the very last minute.
Both colon ami slytai are
there la the very ones In
moat demaed today. S'n
two atlkr, and big assort
Met to select from In all
all. Prirr range from
98.00 ep to S4K.OO.
Stunning New
Waists
Many varieties of them all
of latest materials, designs .and
trimming effects, Colors -and
sizes to please all.. t
Large showing, pf hand em
ltroidered Geergette: for Easter.
Prices from
$6.50 to $J2:50
New Spring Skirts
A complete assortment of the
new Sprang Skirts in all the
npkg style.-
They aremade of plain striped '
and plainserges, wool jerseys,
fancy silk failles, black arid navy
taffetas, and a beautiful assort
ment of pleasing designs of
fancy silks.
Side pannier, bustle, ripple,
plaited and shirred models, with
novelty cut belts and pockets.
The light colored skirts are par
ticularly attractive.
All sixes; regular and extra
bands, ranging in price from
II I I V
It MIX
II x J
I ! rnrt
I f sen 1 1
I J T 1 1
J ll I
I III!
I I 11 t 1
Rajaf! 11 11
II I 1 1 I 1
1. am 11 11
I emV l I I I
1 IX. I I I I
1 1 X. I 1 I I
1 kl 111
$4.50 Up to $17.50
. New Neckwcir
MANY KKW KASTKR XOVBsV
TIES Lavns, Sets,
elate aad reR styles.
Fiwist Cbfts . QrtfefcCVie Uwkntnx
FOR aUBTBK p
toac KM la elate
wkMe. "AH esses at ffcte) as Oewass Envelope Cfalserse, Corset
Cerere aad BtooaMTB.
THB BIO
vmivmfh
ON. BUYW.S.S.
TODAY
H. N. MOE
THE STYLE STORE
W. 8. 8. ARK GOOD
INVESTMENT!,
BUY ONE EVERY
DAY
0ERi
all
amms m
ERSONAL MENTION
UTTLB UPHfMHTH OH VOCMMi'
AMONG TIB FHOPUt OP HI CUTY AJfD VMUfrTY,
ooiNas and ooMiNoa or local roun
J. Herrlck of Algoma Is la the city
on Dullness.
Tim J. Murphy Is n business visit
or from Bend.
Mar? Cooper ot Macdoel Is visit
ing 1 Klamath Falls.
It, B. Hutchinson Is a county seat
Visitor from Cbtloquln. '
T. XV. Graham Is here for a short
time from Anderson, Calif.
O.sN. Sargent Is registered at the
White Pelican from Cblloquln.
H. H. Edmonds and H. L. Swift of
Oleae are In the city on business.
Wm. Immel of Stockton Is spend
lag a few days In Klamath Falls.
T. H, Thurmond Is. In the city for
snort time from Weed.
R. B. Cheyne Is In town today from
his ranch on the Merrill road.
C. H. (Jueenason Is a recent arrival
'tin this city from Yakima, Wash.
, C. R. Denton of Pine Ridge is a
business visiter to Klamath Falls.
, Mrs. Phoebe Wells and Mrs. Mtt
chell of Ashland are visiting la this
eky. i
t.
L. Van Seat .was ameag the train
arrivals last night from Burllagame,
Calif.
Cashier B. M. Bubb ot the First
National bank of MarrlU la la town
today on business.
W. C. Daltoa, an wtfcaslve cattle
man from the Malta. .district, was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Francis Freer sat Steve Stakel
were Klamath Falls visiters yester
day from Pee Valley. ' "'
George Omeld, a prominent resi
dent of the Merrill seetlea, is a Klam
ath Falls visitor. '
8. E. Icenbiee and W. T. BlUott ef
the Pine Grove seetlea are, Klamath
rails visiters today.
M 4
Mr. and Mrs. Bufus S. Moore have
returned to Klamath'. Falls after
spending the winter at Portland aad
California points, '
W. T. aarrett aad Zarl Walker 'of
'Blr are la Klamath Fall for a few
Mrs. 8. Ei Msrtla 'has gone to San
Raphael, to spend Basttr with her
two daughters, Misses Viva aad
Dorothy Martin, who are students at
Dominican College.
Word has been: received 'sere that
Wm. C. North, sea of Mr. aad Mrs.
,Wto. Ka,etthUreityv'keallUdJ
m. c. ease koepltal at CemstTravto.
Dearest Public:
If yah don't feel good today you
aever will. ,
To be awakened by the birds and
the beautiful sunshine, and yester
day we heard that tho allies had
knocked about 375,000 teeth out ot
that slimy old cuss, the kaiser's ma
chine.
"God will sprinkle sunshine along i
with all the, clouds."
It's e true saying.
Then you can buy anything I got at
a bargain.
New stock of wrist watches.
The newest la service pins for
4 blU.
We have a few diamonds.
Biggest stock of silverware we have
ever bad la various brands.
If you doa't come In and do your
bit now how do yon think I can. Your
money's worth Is your ability to buy,
and If you don't know a real purchase
when you see It, well, It's too bad.
Sweet and slow moments go,
Laughter follows sorrow.
Kiss todsy. Who can say
We will kiss tomorrow.
Newjiunch of slavery rings.
Thenewest Radollte dialed alarm
clocks.
For men only Whiskers.
There is one thing this war will
do for our ceuntry: The heroes who
do come back will transplsnt cheap
politics with patriotism.
We read from the "Hunch Book"
en page St. that there Is to be some
thing doing la Klamath Falls. Please
hurry.
I like yeu; and appreciate your
eatmaaje, so If you need anything
in'asy Ha.
McHstUn, at 605 Mala St.
Varnish Your Soles
And Paste the Kaiser
MISSOULA. Mont.. March 86. , A half lHt of copnl varnish, not j!
"You can save money and hit the '.. varnish, that cost. '""
. . , ai ihnt n person will require a )fr.
kaiser a serious blow by varnishing ht bwjn worn , mt)o
the souls of your shoes." says R. ". wh(0 ami tt, hoo Is dry. put a coat tj
Fenskn. acting dean of the scJTool of 0f varnish on the sole and let it soak ,
forestry of the University of Mon- In. Hcpeat tho process every naiijj
tana. "8hoe soles that have been hour until the solo refuse to take i
nrnlMied will last four or five times any more varnish, an! then let tne,
as long as others. They also will bo shoes stand for twelve hoiira In a.f
J
Sfflg Olficiah o the New Naiionjj
saasai'l
I dry place.
Local Red Cross
Activities
POLITICS BELIEVED
BUCK OF BIG DRIVE'
J
A substantial shipment of gsuse (Continued rrom page ii
linn titaf hMtt rgtrtvlYnil til hrlir1ntlHr
- .-- - -- - ( ,
ters. i Ing to bsttcr the nerman lines, nn y
Those present at the work rooms number of scouting parties which"
yesterday were: have penetrated the German posl-s:
Surgical dreeilnR department: ,tlona, report that the enemy's works l
Mesdnmes Cora sanacrson, C. L. . hnve been considerably damaged. I
Lewis. Chas. Martin. C. H. Under- "In our sector north of Toul our J
wood. Wll SnMwin. I.. Mills. Oeorce artillery has successfully bombarded
Watt, Jas. Drlscoll, P. E. Sellgman, ' enemy works snd billets behind their t
C. C. Furnas. C. F. Stone.
Sewing roem: Mesdames W. F.
Grob, Dan Ryan, Geo. Humphrey,
Claude Davis, L. K
Lyle, W. E. 8eehorn. L,
Miss Florence Cbrlsman.
Bmv.m.
4 mVlmT same - 1
glmBaaHSglB "' ""
P ssBn9l7slem gtE'lmmv mssBamP1 ,;
Ibbw 'i 'smT 1wPrlisBT .msBaw ' awPaa
sBBmm s) 1 XVV1 ' tfll V J& h- gtmsBamsBaV sV VsmsBamBkl 'W
tl 'tQVPbV- t v sj msBamsBamsBamsBamsBaH msar.JsmsBamsBamsBamsaTmB
im. IMS H
jijriTrrx?auMT,,ytrB.v'sruaiL;ja,ia-j
lines.
"SlmulUneously with the German
offensive operations In the west, we
Mlaa MallBit AlnawlM. o Mwtau. J. A. SfnLI.. ... v .. .
. . . .- , ,. ... ...... , m ion. Br
.ira ui nua.i in ! n npanPN rnainiian, nf Vs
Phelps. A. J. note further hostile sctlvlty In Italy. nrm ''
E. Sullivan, 'which may be the prelude or an oi
The new national party, which h eld Ita first national toMtiti k
vuicagu, irounici in wuiiibii ranri D ana pronillllKMI smotlf Mk .
u. ... .. ..,- ,-t m ... . --'. ,r
iiidw iti xmiid nine miR ui ine new orsanilttlos
tensive In this theater.
"Peace between Russia and the
central powers has been ratified at
Moscow. However, the enemy Is
The purpose ot the National War
flnvlnn rnmmlMMi l In ffMat an
rm nf .vat h m hv ..vin. . continuing to advance Into Russia.
lease labor and materials for tho use p'rerd hM "
ef the government In the war. and who! laa fneral staff has been re-
. . ' MaAHAA 4aAH OMalanalt , UnaAASi
will lend their savings to the govern- """ "vm ' --"
wnue ine uerraam nava maav
serious attempt to advance In Eathe
ala and Livonia, beyond the line held
previously, it Is reported that they
are now again on the march."
.The review outlines briefly the
ment to prosecute the war.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Help
family of three.
R. R. No. 1.
for housework ;
Mrs. 8. C. Brlggs, ' principal events of the week on other
I-St i floats.
i:.PD OF TIIANfcH
We wish to eipress to our friends
our appreciation ot the many kind
Bwesee shown us In our recent be
reavement. MRS. K. VIRGIL,
WILLIS E. VIRGIL,
FANNIE E. VIRGIL.
Sit motorcycle for kale cheap.
Don't walk when you can buy a ma
chin for the price nf a blcyrle.
&-lt EVANS A IIAI.IN.
Time for spring seln. (4 ,
fine working machine ol r.Ttaitai
lln, IIS to 1S, Hold on drat.
runted.
U-h
NO IKK
Hauling around a lot of cim
In tlree and tubus, you are
cure with a ran of MONKKV0RIP.
11 EVANS ABALIX
A Thrift canl In your pocket safe '
half a dozen tl.ns on theltpc(pe
coat.
Let's Pick Out Your
Easter Clothes
'A .
;.ir. v?v:
I
-avT.TS ' I
t-y-w vs
W9B$
I
iH
ififi
A new suit of clothes will help LH
Aa m-MC .CU- - a.! j.i
jrur cu-wuimcutc any lime,
but a new suit worn for the
V
first time on
Easter Morning
brings a sense of well-being
that can't very well be dupli
cated later.
Easter is the day for new
clothes, for a fresh start and a
confident outlook. If you still
have some things to purchase
for spring wear, today is the -very
best time to come in and
make your selections.
y
a
1 'e
.
it.
mt
;,
IV
'i?k
Srr..
,L
sn
c.
M
n
?S
: . vi
V
J
t
f.
't?
?K
MVeTJt.
Ffiaw.i.,r;i
Don't rorgat your Easter Furnishinfi.
Th vary nawait in
HATS -:- SHIRTS :- TIES -: SHOES
K.SUGARMAN
m
hff
f :i
i V;
ri . -
W, -v"
feif-:
- ,
1 '
V.
t,
i - ; .
leF"J
tajj, Jj$2& 'Ag'
iLxftL,
'-.V'Vi'-,'.iJ .- iV
iLr.d&'tlA'-i. y