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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Vacation Days Are
Strenuous Days for
The Youngsters
RACING through fields, picking daisies, running
after one another, chasing butterflies, fishing,
baseball, over the fences and through the
brooks that's the child's heart rejoicing in rythin
with Nature's harmony. We smile at them and then
sigh at the memories they bring to us, and yet
"Jumping Jupiter, how they do go through
clothes and shoes!" Well, let 'em it's
worth it. Just dress them in "any old thing"
and let 'em go it. Don't worry about shoes,
either. Who wants hot, heavy, shoes in the
Summertime? Slip the feet in the cool,
comfortable sandals and canvas footwear
we are offering and turn them loose. The
prices are mighty small and they possess
real wear. Beats'going bare-foot a mile un
less stubbed toes and stone bruises have
more attractions than memory brings to
mind. Thistles, too. Wow!
Pa and ma are more sedate, but unless they want to
cultivate soft corns and blisters they'll take a lesson
from the kiddies and surround their understanding
with solid comfort, too. You'll find plenty of styles,
all good, at
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VERY URGENT
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iiminniniiiiiiiiininniinmiiiimiin h h-
"5 Tho nh.iolute i'rir of .i Com-
nierolal Club It bo.'ouiniu more a'id
more apparent over' d. vn irst.unv
of the lot lo tho rlty and i 'i'.'il
thru llio failure lo hn u ll lf'
lookltiK after tlli development of !' '
ri-sounvs at tlili section lies 'n the
propmed Io.isIuk of Ibo l.inilx - 'ho
I ppor'l.uko. Inuilvod li till ir.ut- i -tlou
"III bo about ten thou-Miid 10 r-
of land If thin limit wore Imif.u.'tl
under th ii Irrigation district pl.i'i t
would place tho httiil on ttli' titv roll
within Mry short tlmo. If It l ro
ctatmotl under tho proposed Io.isIik
system. It will niuiilti tho proper v f
tho ko eminent mill not or will ho n
part of tho taxable property of .ho
count?, or ut least not until the -plratlon
of tho limn for which lho
lirt) leased ht tho Kin eminent
I'mlor tho law rocotitl) passed by
. , tho pooplo of tho state. It would bo
" possible touliii'luito this land In an
' Irrigation district Tho land udJolnltiK
- Is ownotl b tho Wood Kstuto and
"j.Mr Mum tors If those interest could
bo comldliod In an Irrigation illritrlit
thoy could force tho Kovornuioiil l-
'put till;) land which tho Itoclamution
,Sorlco proposes to lease hit i It I'
would bocouio Immediately avrllahlo
for settlers and would oom bo ho't'ir.x
to pay part of tho county s epeiie".
iin woll as furnishing homos for Hi
i returned o!illors. whlrh the an ln.ii
ties try to ui.ik, It uiioar lb' , tiro o
anxious to f"l
With a -ioI llo riiini.i""! . I i'lu
r' U i nls mii'oi could bo taki n in h.vi I
P" 7 The -a.:. i- lllliK npi)'i s the
marsh lam'- n.' Ibo l.ow-r 'i
tlon Thero are setem! trarta of land
there that could bo combined Into a
district and reclaimed and made pro
ductive brltiK.nK now citizens to
Klumatli ('utility Thin Is a work for
man flttd for that class of promo
tion Tho results would bo of Itumo.is-
tiroablo bonofll lo this cmumuuU" II
Is t ' 'rett mI thai tho roorKanlia
tie of t'io t'ommoiclal Club him boon
po led to Iiik. but II lx '" ",,,v
lot I. o lo K't II uuilfi' 'iill lieadwiii.
mii i io co umi.i'o tint I as hi"'
oh of II ' pre'liV'U ib ate ur il
lo ! In till'- up tb tasl. an I mrrv
it ,i i successful oourlusloii Those
i. i iro desorUHR of I ho mis' 'Med
pn i mill upiorl of tho coiuimiulli
I'h x 'loubl no' time lo call upon the
liu " ss men and piopmn owner of
tin eoiinty, but thov should bo soumIi'
ml i id Imndod tho ,vinrl milnrtlti
tloi otitrtii't r hut Is a part of the
prosi nit for tho 'evlvlni: of the Club
Mint i:.
l KoboKlllls ale louilesl.'d lo be
lit II lte!nkll!l hall lonlrlit a' s
o'l V, for i.iit tie
ROSE FESTIVAL IS I
OPENED IN PORTLAND
IN SOLDIERS HONOR
I'tHITI.ANM Ore. 'U'ic II
I'ottlaltdH HUllllill lloe fl'SUU'1.
which opoliml bote lo.lui. was till li
ed lo tho rtlurlflenllim of the men
who wore lit I ho servlio II will con
.itiuo fol three limit The nrrluil of
n fleet ot airship from Milt HIM Kleld.
i'trmitioiiio. was a foiuurt' of tho
(ostlHll's liOFllllllliH Thete will ho
dall oxblbttloil (IlKllIK iHI'l tll "II
fleet was srliedulod to Usll sol oral
Oregon towns on Us tetntn Jouruo..
after the tolebiatlon ben'
Misblps were in tho harbor todui
ami sttlors anil murines from those
will join with soldiers from Vaucou-
tr harraiKs ami i ,,, ,
inm low in a miir u , irjllr
oil uiorseas soldi,, H lUi
KUarilstueu are to ,,N
lionur In t!in imii..uin
Oilier reslliiil tHi,lt v
review anil Ad i Int. it,,,, .,
dustrlal purnilo in i i , i,lv
unit WashtiiMiiui rii I,- v,
snllted II) mil, hiii, I, n, ti
III tho public muni v i, u
nohloNoiiieiits of inn h ,!
tho war and the Ad i i,,i, ,
tried ftoin Man it- . rr
iimbla took part in h
Iriido mark and in I i.,ii
The antiiiul rir.,i ,r
hold tomorrow win i, ,,, ,
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Scientific Research Is Con
stantly Being Made for
Remedies to Alleviate
Human Suffering
The finest laboratories of the world with their expensive equip
ments are ever working and searching for new methods of com
batting disease and striving to improve the remedies- which now
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exist. New discoveries are constantly being made and when the
merit of a remedv is established the physician begins to prescribe
it. If the druggist is up-to-date he must stock it.
We- keep posted on the new remedies and know how to handle
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, - them in prescriptions.
Bring Your Prescriptions to Us and Get the Benefit .':
of Scientific Service.
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W'v KLAMATH FALLS OREGON trSW WJ
V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE IFW
lwTrvl BUY.TMtIR DRUGS UrgugACvl
The Woman's Store
The Opening Day of Our Great
June White Sale
Enthusiastically Attended, Has Been Pronounced
An Unusual Money-Saving Opportunity
Women, quick to take advantage of such a sale, have responded as mui
before, to the manv irresistible advantages afforded. In the face of the un
settled Cotton market, the price marks are u n u s u a 1 1 y low. Appealinir
to women are
The Garments So Pretty
The Materials So Fine
The Values Extraordinary
To Uupllmte our r.etit l,nl. of MuslniKrar lo sell at theno
loir uirlees would prv ir mini ttii mir imrrlui.. ,
uindo later on will sbew an udim, 'n pri.o The prosetil sal
IliKs are , ours I ..,. .i ..
AN EXTRA SPECIAL
$1.25 Skirts at 98c
With 9-ineh flounces of pretty embreidery: of
good quality Nainsook. In several attractive
styles. One of the greatest bargains in the sale.
Actual $1.25 Skirts at 98c
GOWNS AT $1.50
tlli'lllded are III It II very
pretty styles, of Nainsook
daintily trimmed with etn
broidery II u it u il rfnunre
and V necks. Spet lul $ I. ."
CHEMISE AT $1.25
l.nii' u ii d embroider)
trimmed Nulunook. and litre
trimmed and plain sl)les of
I'ltlk Matlsto Specially
priced
A CONDENSED LIST OF THE MANY
Saving Specials in Muslinwear
The below mentioned items are grouped on our aisle tables for your con
venience. Full descriptions are impossible in this limited space.. We mention
AT $1.50
are Crepe. IlittlstM and Nain
sook f Ii v m I s o : fine Muslin
and Nainsook (! o w n s. Skirts
and Combination Suits l.aco
and Kiuhroldery trimmed
AT $1.75
are downs. Skirls. I'lo-nilse
mid Misses' Slips of fine Nulr
sook and Chemise In many
pretty embroidered and liu'o
trimmed styles
AT $1.98
Nainsook and I'ltik u if
Chemise mid flue iiuitllti m
sook Hklrls and (iow.i Lot
mid embroidery Imiu hi i
splendid shuwIiiK at Ml US.
-AT $2.25
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downs and thnso Corded !Mlk
Pink lllooiniirs The .mIikma
ure very unusiinl. Mutiv hi lei
shown .
AT $2.50
Kino iiuallly Nainsook Cliem
Isii, downs, I'riucef.H Mil; mid
Combination Stills. ntt.'iK lll.'ly
trlinmeil with laces unil embroideries
AT $2.75
-- I'reliy. fin" iiuallly Nam ",,l
Chemist! and (I o n ,xr'1
Itoiind. Siiiuro anil V i ti
trl'tiiued with prett luio 'I
embroidery
The stylos are i
AT $3, $3.50, $3.75, $4 AND UP TO $5.50
Aro splendid values in Chemise. tiowtiH. Skills, Klips mid Combinations
ory pretty mill the innttirlals mo tho finest
CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR BEARS SPECIAL MARKINGS
An Extraordinary Sale of Towels
Owner of homos unit hotel and lOomlliK IioumIi keepers will do well to Investigate lite u
usual huvIiikk on those koimI, Hiibstaiitlal towels A sperlal ptirrhiise resulls In out off run;
50 Dozen Huck Towels Ofi 50 Dozen Large Turkish ttf)c
Extra Special at, Each . .OC Towels, Special, Each 77!
sl-cu fujl 18 by 37 lurlies. of kooiI, heavy -Of heavy rlbbud Tuiklsh TowolliiK. M" -'
niutuiltil, red borders; mi oxlrn special by -12 Inrllos. A InrBu Town I at this price
MANY OTHER ITEMS
lCxSO-lncli Turkish Towels u.f;
20x40-ln. Turkish Towels . imp
18-Inch Turkish TowoIIiik. yard .me
15-Inch I.lnon Towellnn '.v anil .V
IK-Inch Unbleached I.lnun TowiiIIiik 'Mr
18-Inch All Lluoii CIIukh Towulint; 40c
nr.n Loiik Cloth. aO-ln., ynrJ
.Ific Nainsook, .'Ifl-ln., yard
250. Illuacliod .Muslin, yard . .
Ktipiirflmi Nainsook, special
.Ifl-ln, Ilarrnd Nainsook, yard...
40-lu, Lilian Klulsh I.inens, yard
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Full Width Mosquito Net, Bolt of 8 Yards, $1.20; single yard.
11-Inch Colored Border Wash Cloths, Each
18c
..8c
EMBROIDERIES AT 35c
Kull 18 Inch Flouncing In a ureal variety
ot patterns and an uttrurtlVn speclul ut 1M11
yard.
LACE EDGES AT 5c
Fully a thousand yards of thoso dainty
Lawn in htindrmls of pretty patterns that mo
udaptublo to ho inmiy uses, Ac yard,
AND MANY, MANY OTHER SPECIALS NOT MENTIONED
At the tlmo of writing; w am no busy that lo glvo'u romplotu, litimlxml list of tho many specials
throughout tho storo would boulmosl linposslblo, Aluku II a point to attend tho nalo tomorrow -It
will bu to your udvuntUKu,
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H. N. MOE