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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OitECON
SHIPMENTS OF
POTATOES ARE
KH
mm
Tho decreases this year is chtony In
Michigan. Callfornln has 3.800 acres
against 2,900 Inst yoar and 15,50 two
years ago.
HKMODKIkS ItOMK.
Carlots of potatoes to bo shipped
from tho 1919 crop from the 16 prin
cipal lato potato whipping states are
figured at 123.5 IS cars by thp bu
reau of crop estimates, as compared,
with lififUS rtrs from tho 19 IS
crou of the same states The crop tn
tho east is nearly equal to last year,
ZLUUUUgn lUC'IV niu 1H.V1H, .ifu.i.. j
sovore damage from blight aud rot
on Long Island and elsewhero in the
cast.
Tho probablo commercial onion
production of Uie United States Is es
timated at 21.G69 cars against 26,
792 cars last yearr 24,725 cars in
1917 and 12,124 cars In 1916.
The cabbago output of the nine
leading states is placed at 31,066
cars, compared with 41,247 cars last
year, 38,017 cars in 1917 and 20.000
cars in 1916.
A tomato pack of 8,151,000
cases is expected this year as against
15,882,372 cases last year.
The commercial acreage of celery
in the seven principal northern pro
ducing states is 8,760 compared with
9,385 last year and 10,035 in 1917.
Arthur Ililllard, who purchased n
house on Grant Street near tho re
servoir, Is remodeling tho building
and making It into u hnbltnblo re
sidence. If tho work Is completed as
planned tho house will bo ready for
a tenant tho last of noxt wcok.
KLAMATH
COUNTY
BUCKS
One hundred and forty
head of fine wool and
Correlate Bucks
for sale. Prices reason
able. E. M. HAMMOND
Merrill, Ore.
AT THE LIBERTY
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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IN
"THE RED LANTERN"
HANDSOME FALL SHOES
FOR STREET WEAR
This Fall season is distinctly one of Handsome
Footwear. Slim, trim lines and dainty combi
nations of plain colors are the rule.
Here is one of the neatest models we have seen
so far. Gray Kid Lace Boot, 8-inch top of same,
high Louis heel and turned sole. Attractive be
cause of its simplicity.
$9.50
Particular attention Is called to our Tan Stieet Shoes Now
Military Heel plain vamps, medium w eight welt bole.
$u.ro to $8.ru
This is a shoo for every day wear and will always look neat
and dressy.
"V.KIrag
SAFETY
SAVING
SATISFACTION
gfcntommtjSlort
H. N. MOE, Proprietor
THP.
DAYLIGHT
STORE
Now is the Time to See the New Fall Fashions in All Their New
ness and Delightful Variety. . . . Tomorrow a Splendid Showing of
The Newest Fall Frocks
Dresses from many of America's foremost designers. Dresses
for every occasion in u multitude of charming styles draped,
plaited, tunic, straight line and blouse effects. Beaded, embroid
ered, braided and button-trimmed styles. And never has there
been a season when such a variety of styles, or such an oppor
tunity for the gratifying of the individual taste. Models adapted
for matron or miss, the slender or stout, at about the price you
may hava in mind to pay.
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Tho Materials uro Trlcotlno, I'lno
8er(t ami Hut Ins hi tho fiouml
Full Sluulivi
I'rlrrw nro front K!0.00 up to Mft.OO.
I'X'K'll IVplVNOIltN till) UlllllMl hi Qiinl.
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And please boar In in I nil, that new articles of apparel are arriving iiltnout dally
and our displays present an over changing variety and newness, Wo iuIvIho nn occa
sional visit to this suction of our store.
Handsome Coats of Plush and Cloth in a Wonderful Variety
Priced $20.00 to $85.00
It doesn't matter what particular stylo you have In mind, you nro rortaln to find
a ploaslng model In our Immense showing. Coats for ovory purpose, itiul there Isn't
a wanted mntortnl that Is not represented, nor h desired shade that Is not amongst
tho lot. Many aro fur, or Imitation fur, or plush trimmed Many have elaborate
fancy silk linings. Aud each represents a uplendld value at tho prlco asked.
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THE PRETTIEST
BLOUSES
A Display Rich in Coloring
and offering Fine Selections
Blouses of Georgotto Crepo and
Crepe do Chine Uxvlusho styles,
not shown elsewhere in Klamath
Falls. Embroidered, beaded and
laco trimmed models In all tho now
fall shades and beautiful plaids. And
In tho purchasing of these blouses
tho much demanded characteristic,
individuality, was given particular
attention, so you find tho better
waists In but one modol of a kind.
Considering tho quality, they aro
modestly priced at
$6.50 to $16.50
Fashionable Fall Suits
$40.00, $50.00 up to $75.00
In a showing that Ih particularly ploaslng to tho worn
nn who considers her fall watdrnho Incomplete without
n suit, nml who deiijauds smartness and becoming stylo.
Charming models aro shown In Sllvortouo, Trlcotlno,
Volour, French Sorgo aud Novelty Materials .their at
tractiveness In many liiH'ancos enhanced by effective
Models ft
braid trimmings
for every tjpo of figure.
New "Fitrite" Petticoats that are Decidedly
Different
Uy fnr tho smartest I'ottlcoals wo havo over had tho
pleasure of showing. And ho different In colorings and
making that wo could not begin descriptions. Of tho
softest of Jersey Silk, lustrous Taffeta. I'lalted or ruf
fled In many ways. Scores of different styles,
New Knitted Scarfs, $4.50
Theso aro nrrlvals of tho last fow days.
Of wool yarn, straight style, and trimmed
with pockets In contrasting color. In Navy,
Khaki and Old Hose.
Gordon Hosiery
for Women and Children
Hosiery that has n reputation for Us
comfort, style and wearing qualities. Each
of theso mentioned qualities ropresent
splendid value.
"Round Ticket" Cotton
$4.50 to $15.00
Stoles in Beaver Effect Plush
Possessing tho Jeslrcd offert of smartness
and tho necessary liunllty of warmth. Lined
with handsomo silk and trimmed with tns
sols. Trices aro $15 00 and $18.00.
WILL YOU WEAR FURS?
Their Popularity for
Autumn Is Conceded
And. In addition to the fact that
they are smart and murli wanted
uro tlm untU eablo iow markings i
havo given Huso handsomi Moccs to
assist tholr populurltv Tlicro aro
neckpieces In many Htvles largo and
small; iiiiimh In Imm I nml pllloa
stylo Included uio the furs ol
Mink. Marten, HlarU r0x, Heaver
O'poNfliiiu and Nutria '
Misses' Fur Sets
I'rotty, warmth-giving llttlo sets ot
Heart aud muff of Trench Coney,
Itelund, anil (Jroy Tox They aro
very modestly priced at
$5.00 up to $25.00
Hose, 50c
A splendid hose for every-day wear.
Four-thread heels and toes to Insure long
service. Out sizes of this hose, 00c.
Silk and Fibre Hose, $1.50
In black, white, cordovan and African
brown. Possessing tho wearing qualities
and lustrous effect of pure silk, at a mod
est price.
New Lace Hose, $1.50
We an showing these popular hose In
the wanted white and Field Mouse grey
and Taupe shades.
Children's "Round Ticket"
School Hose, 40c to 60c
Made of extra select long staple cotton
to Insure long service. Extra heavy at
heel and too where wear Is most severe.
In black .white and tan. Priced according
to size from 40c to 60c.
Children's Hose in Small Sizes
Special at 29c
The lot represents tho remaining small
sizes of good cotton hose, that usually sell
at 35c. In tho black and white.
UNDERWEAR.
for WOMEN
Wo mention tho grades In which this splen
did umlorwcar may be secured. Iloro only, In
Klnmath Falls.
At $4. HO Heavy-weight ullkatoen and mo
rino and niodlum-woight Union Suits.
At $4.00 Medium-weight merino and heavy
weight sllkatoon and merino Union Suits.
At $3.50 Medium-weight morlno und white
wool Union Suits.
At $3.00 Medium-weight silk and cotton Un
ion Suits.
At $2.25 Medium-weight cotton Union Suits.
At $2.00 Medium-weight cotton Union Suits.
Tho above Union Suits in high, low and Dutch
neck styles.
Forest Mills Vests In heavy, medium und
light-weight cotton $1.50. $1.25 and $1.00.
Tights at $1.25 to $2.50.
MISSES' UNDKKWKAIl
Heavy-weight merino Union Suits. Dutch
nock, elbow sleeves, and high neck long sloovos
style. Sizes 2 to 1G. $1.50 xo $2.65 according
to size. ,
HOYS' UNION SUITS
Of heavy weight natural merino. High neck,
long sleeves. Sizes 8 to 1C at $2.10 A $2.65,
according to, size.
Special low prices on broken assort
ments of Women's Union Suits and
Separate Garments.
Smart New Hand Bags
Some of tho stjles aro vorv different and
pei Imps never soon before Of lino pebbled
and grain leather Mauv aro prottllv lined
and fitted. Trices, $2 50 to $7 00
$2.00 Middy Blouses at $1.69
An Extra Special Value
Included aro all ivhito nt les with red
ties; white with collars, cuffs and pocket!
trimmed in color, and bltio and green with
trimming In contrast The materials are
lino drill, galatca and Oxford weavo Sites
IS to 40.
Blankets and Comforters
at Saving Prices
Tho following prices mean savings to
those who make purchases at onco. Mar
ket conditions Indlcnto an advance
"Wearwell" Cotton BlankeU $4
A good grade blanket In all-white or
groy with pink or blue borders. SI"
70x84 Inches. Same blanket la 64x70 In
slzo, $3.60.
Wool-Finished Blankets, $6.50
Of flno staple cotton with tho desirable
wool finish. In groy only, with blue "or
dor. Slzo 70x80 laches.
Carded Cotton Comforters, $4
Tho covering Is of pretty sllkollne In
bluo and pink floral pattorns. A splenma
vulue.
"Wearwell" Comforters, $6.50
Tho filling Is of flno white carded felt!
tho covering of protty floral pattern siiko
llno. Slzo 72x84 Inches.
Latest Records at Shepherd's new
Music Storo. 25-3t
If you want It, advertise. Herald
AIR MAIIj VOU AVMIW
Hemstitching
Have your gowns, blouses,
waists and wearing npparel
hemstitched. It gives them
that smart look that nothing
olso can.
Curtains, towels, dresser scarfs
etc. beautifully done.
MRS. L. A. BURGESS
Phone 214W 131 N. 4th St.
ANTWKItP, Aug. 20. An neri.n
postnl sorvlco bolwcon Leopold lilt
and Stanleyvlllo In tho Congo will
bo in operation within tho noxt; three
months, If tho pluns ot tho llolglnn
government nro carrlod out. A
steamer has Just left Antwerp taking
avlatois, hangars nnd flftou plants
which will bo used in tho service.
SPHCIATi AT TIII'3 L1HKRTV.
ATTENTION
Don't miss tho big dottblo show nt
tho Mborty Saturday afternoon. Tho
extra plcturo will bo shown at tho
matlnoo only so those who wish a
tloiililo bill for tho single ndmlsslon
prlco must coino in the nftornoon.
2G-lt
Ponny-Anto Is ono nmuHonient
that hasn't gono tip in piico.
I. O. O. V. Merrill Lodge 187.
Thoro will bo work In tho Third
Degree Saturday, Sopt. 27th, 8 p. m.
at tho Odd Follow's Hall; aftorwards
a banquet will bo served to which nil
Odd Fellows and tholr wives und all
Roboknhs aro cordially Invited.
W. F. Hill
J. A. Brown, Committee
25-2t O. H. Carloton
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Latest Records at Shepherd's new
Music Store. 25-3t
Wo wondor whoro tho Mexican
Camilla got tho dopo that wo put a
cash valuation on aviators?
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Chore man for 'ranch
work. Steady job. Apply Herald
Office 86-3t
FOR RENT Apartments and sleep
ing rooms $3.50 per week, Fuel
furnished. 102 Main St. Phone 468.
26-6t j
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More Pi of liable I'mplosmcnt.
It has been suggested that IM
Now York window-washer. i unw
should win Its Btilko for p
week the places of tho ) J
U bo taken by college professors
NIOIIT SCHOOL oriS.
Klamath County JjJm
night sessions will common aDd
day evening, September ii
will continue for a term of as
eks- . iii,iine will be
Tho High School hulIdlnB ' ,.
opon to registrations at seven
Monday. , bookeeP
Courses will bo offered mlaBd
Ing 1, 2 and 3, TypowrlUrt
? st0"fhL Lnm penmansWP.
spelling and English. , gi-
Courses in other sub ecw d
so be offered ,tlierh'Srgts wW
fnr them. No tuition charge'
mad?. . ... ... Ann on Mow?
School win oo T. flvenln? "r,
Tuesday and Thursday erem",
seven to nine.