THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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PORTLAND MILK
PRICES RAISED
rOKTLANn, Oct 2 MHk price
here took a. Jnmp to 15 cents quart
on Oetober 1, on payafat I advance
basin ol 16 cents ea fcrrM ac
counts. The dUtrtbater iU be
compelled to pay tie prwSaccr J3.SS
a kindred. !
Through recommendation ot the
milk commission the price ot milk
was ied at 1(4 and 15 H cents a
quart Ut fall, the producer re-
ceitfnK IS.S5 a hundred, Produc
ers declare that feed and labor are
biglrer lhn last year and that
co&fequcntly the rise In prlco Is,
necessary I
A fall
SHOES
How much is a shoe
worth that does not fit?
Come to our store, select the style of shoe that you
like, and it will be fitted to your foot by one of our
men who is specially trained in shoe fitting.
If vou have foot, troubles our FOOT EXPERT will
prove to you that you can wear stylish shoes in per
fect comfort by removing the cause of your foot ills
with a pair of
"WIZARD"
Adjustable, Feather-Light Foot Appliances
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HE BEAT THEM AT THEIR OWN GAME!
"Fierce, implacable, steeled to any out
come, quick like a panther, sombre as
death." From Zane Grey's novel, "The
Lone Star Ranger."
THE GREATEST PHOTODRAMA OF
THE YEAR
"Hie Lone Star Ranger"
A William Fox Production, Starring
WILLIAM FARNUM
LIBERTY THEATRE
BEGINNING SUNDAY AFTERNOON
August, 1919, the State Veterinary gave
our coy6 the Tuberculin Test The build'
fog in which the milk U bottled and band
ied hat been thoroughly inspected by pvop
er Mutiwritiet and pronounced in excellent
condition.
Think of tiw babes and call 296 J,
CITY MILK DEPOT
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THE
DAYLIGHT
STORE .
a&mm&jSfore
H. N. MOE, Proprietor
SAFR
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TO TRADE
The Best of New Fall Apparel Is Here
consideration is given to the qualities of the garment
ct that really desirable wearing apparel is prohibitive in
e at least insofar as wo are concerned. Here vou J
And the nriccs asked are indeed modest when
One hears or reads so many statements to the effect
price, that we are prompted to declare tnem untrue
find really
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Smart Centemeri
GLOVES
And cloves ploy a very Import
ant part In tho woman's schemo ot
attire. Centemeri Gloves ropresent
tho highest nrt In Blovomaklng.
French Kid Gloves $3.50
In Mack and white and whlto
with Black stitching, taupe, brown,
grey and tan with stitching In self
shade. Sizes 5?i to 8.
Mocha Gloves $4.00
Splendid quality mocha gloves
with fancy stitched hacks. Sizes
6Y to 7&.
Gauntlet Gloves $4.50
Of heavy French Kid In tan unil
hrown. Strap wrists with snaps. A
fine driving glove.
Cane Gloves $2.50
In all Hiaes. grey, with lilack
stitching. Another capo glovo In tan
is $3.00.
Black Kid Gloves $2.00
Good quility kid gloves In hlack
only. Small sizes. Special at $2.00.
Washable Kid Gloves
In various shades of light tan nnd
white. Fancy stltchlngs; $2.00 and
$3.00. ,
Chamoisuede Gloves
Washable. In mode, bilck and
heaver shades. Splendid qualities at
$1.00 and $1.25.
Children's Kid Gloves
In tan, capo skin. Somo of them
are fur trimmed. 51.23, 51.75 and
$200.
Beautiful New Models in
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
at about the prices you have in mind to pay. Of course there are elabo
rate frocks, suits and coats to sell at prices that, to the person of average
income, seem extremely high. Many stores show garments to sell at 109
to $150 and when all things are taKcn mio considera
tion, they are probably worth it. Our selections, however,
have been governed by the requirements of the woman
who has in mind a fixed price that she wishes to pay
and in most cases it comes somewhere in our scale of
prices. And each of these represents the utmost in value.
Fashionable Frocks
..$16.50 to $65.00
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Smart Fall Suits $40.00 to $75.00
Cloth and Plush Coats $20.00 to $85.00
New1 Many New Blouses
Just received In time for telling In today's store news. "They're sim
ply wonderful." exclaimed u woman who had a peek at them whl u the)
were being unpacked. This from a customer who Is very Utacrliiilnollnp
h. her tastes and demands. 'Mongst thorn are to ho found dainty nffalrH of
fine Georgette and Crepe do Chine, handsomely trlmnI with heads and
cmhroldery. and In ever so many pretty shades. Several new models urt
in tho overbloused effect, round neck, richly embroidered In bright color
embroidery In navy, brown and sand-flS.OO and $20.00. Others t
$G.60 to $16.50.
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, i,(v WYIm tilth and Wlrlliinor wimi ni" "
Kiimrt Htltf at $2.50 mill $1.30.
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
These splendid garments ccmo In high, low and
sleeves and In unklo or kneo length. In sizes 34
At $4.50 Heavy-weight sllkateon and me
rino nnd medlum-wolght merino Union Suits.
At $4.00 Medium-weight merino and heavy
weight sllkateen and merino union nuns.
At $3.50 Medlum-wolght merino and whlto
wool Union Suits.
IVIIBSCO will"" "u'w y
lleavy-welght merino Union Suits, Dutch
nock, elbow sleeves, and high neck and long
sl'ccvo stylos. Sizes 2 to 1C years. Prices, ,
$1.G0 to $2.CC, according to size.
Dutch neck, slcoveless, elbow and lull-lttrih
to 44.
At $2.26 Medium-weight cotton Union BnlU.
At $2.00 Medium-weight cotton Union Sn!U
Women's VcstB in huivy. medium and llght
welght cotton, at $1.00, $135 and $1.S0.
Women's Tights in heavy, medium and Hjbt
weight cotton, nt $1.25 to $2.E0.
Boys' Union Suits
Of heavy-weight natural merino. Wsh neck,
long sleeves. In Blzes 8 to 1C yean. Pricei
$2.10 to $2.00, according to s'ze
Good Hosiery Is Still .to be Had Here
And at such a time as this when really goo.l hosiery is scarce , and tj-e are o many makes
of doubtful quality on tuo murKei, it puju iu u, ,,y.., . u
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Kayser Silk Hose $2.50-$3.00
In black, v.hlte and tan, with tho patented
marvel- stripe top which prevents runs. These
hos3 are of extra fine quality.
Gordon Lace Hose $2.00 "
In black, white and cordovan. Very smart
and extra quality silk hose.
Silk and i Fibre Hdse $1.50
The famous Gordon make. In hlack, white
and cordovan. A splendid quality hose at $1.60,
Lace Hose at $1.50
In field mouse grey, taupe and whlto.
high quality at the price.
Very
Gordon Sillc K.isle Hose 85c
In black and whlto. Extra fine quality. I-ull
fashioned. Holnforctsd heel and too Also black
nnd whlto In tho famous Notusemo hoso at this
prico
Gordon Cotton Hose 50c
We believe these hpse tho best obtainable to
sell at this prlco, In black and whlto. Rein
forced heels und toes.
Children's "Round Ticket" Hose
This well known, long wearing hoso needs
no Introduction, Itelnforccd whoro strain Is
greatest. In black, white and tan. Small sizes
COc, larger sizes for boys 60c.
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Unusual Values in the Bedding Department
We made these purchases of blankets and comforters, months ago, befofo the present
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blgu wnoiesaie costs, wu iw dhuuh mem u ... -.- .., .. . ..- .
Blankets
Cotton niankets In grey with pink-striped
border. Three-quarter bed size, $2.66.
"Wearwell" Cotton Blankets
"Wearwell" Cotton niankets, In white, tan
or grey, with cojored borders. Size 64x80
inches. Special at $3.60,
"Wearwell" Comforters $4.00
A good grade, filled with carefully carded
cotton and covered with dainty floral pattern
silkollne.
Fine Comforters $5,00
An extra special value at this prico. Flno
cotton filling. Sllkollpe covered.
Wool-Fnished Blankets
Of fine staple cotton with the desirable
wool finish. In grey only, with the bluo bor
der. Special ut $6.60,
"Nashua" Cotton niankets In grey, pink
and blue plaids. A splendid quality blanket
at $7.00.
' "Wearwell" Comforters at $6.60, have
.filling At fine white carded felt. Covering
of pretty silkollne.
Extra flno Comforters at $9,00, havo se
lected cotton fillings and sllkollno -covering
in rose pattern. Solid color border.
Costume Velvets $4.50
, Very beautiful new velvets, 32
inches wide, in taupe, seal brown,
navy, Burgundy and black. Spe
cial at this price.
All-Wool Coatings
In wine, navy, black, green and
Oxford grey, and large pattern
plaids and checks; 54 inches wide.
These prices are veiy special.
$2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.0Y
MISSISSIPPI
NEGROES
ClllCAdO, Oil, 3,KxMintlomil
happiness, contentment and prosper'
Hy among Hie nerops of Mississippi
U r-'porlcd by u committee ot Chic
uko wjille and enw man after un
;)v;IItfflU"H "I loixUtloiiH In that
Male, Tho coinnilMco wan delegated
to W"ft Mfl8ljpl hy l)J CMruw)
Mtorlaiion ot Uouunorco, to forteru!
iuri-.uu o( hubor mid hy orKonlzod
labor to whkh Imd hntm refurrcd u
HUtaiUm ot Biding U return ot
fioiithisrn horn ihktoqh to (lie Houlli.
A wrJlU-H (utemt))t projturcd by
the tommHlM wifdt
'"J'lio liappJiii', coiileiiuieiit jl
)rsperlty found among the colored
raco in Mississippi Is .much greater
tlmn the committee expected to find,
Wo know no pluc'o whore greater
happiness nnd prosperity prevail
among them,"
School facilities were found to bu
;ooil, cliiirclicu adquuto, housing
conditions bolng ini)rovd rapidly
und raco relations good, according
to llio report, while Hie Industrious
liogro Is afforded excellent; opportun
ities to become a land owner, No
,ollc oppression) Im)OMltlon or
"luwJosHnesa" was found, Negro
workcj In llio sawmill districts
wore reported happy und contented,
Many of the form laborers wore
found io bo working on Hie shure
system Negroes having ;io rupltul
(cuius or ImiilenienU uro equipped
by llio land owner, rwelvlng, usually
tt half of Hie tp Ihey jirouucn,
while' IIioaio with leuuiH und Im
i plonieuis uro given two thirds, 'J'lie
I Nlutemt'iil (onlluui)s;
1 "Wo found that llio average work
er who cultivated whut Is known as
tho 'one niulo crop' was able, using
the year 1118 as a criterion, to pro
duce a sulllclent crop to net III in,
over and above ull living expeuses,
from $600 to $J,600 a year, We
fcund BQverul jnen who begun work
under I ho tenant system und who
now own ihelr own plantations and
uro themselves employers of negro
labor and uro worth from $JO,000 Io
$176,000, Thoso facts were so.
cured from tho negroes themselves
und wo hud tho privilege of riding
with Ihem and surveying their farmu
in automobiles they own,"
GERTRUDE & CO,
flmuii 1'uJJ Jluiu
CuntlvatliiK styles, decidedly new,
You will want one for immediate
wear,
tmimwiHi fit vh,
220 627 Main lit,
I BIG DANCE
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