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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
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UNION MEN REFUSE
.Personal ftention
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teatfmutro&5fori
TO HANDLE RIFLES;
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.i-W-WJUfJ Wy-fslonlay for San
Jp'rahdlsce, felfcrc "h0 will undergo q!"
fwrlous operation In L,ano liosp'tai
r. ann Ains..w4U JTumplirwwin;
.aiTcljlJnieilu)lIcy,. wore
Mr.
have. .RaMiaUnKUioavallcy
.jlransactlng- business at -the- county
iscnt ycstortljy
'' Mrs. Forrest K. Tell Is In San
UVanclsco, whoro'she. will lie the.
-Kucst ot her brother find lift, wife
until nftcr Christmas.
v" Mr, and-Mrs.. Geo., .Devant ,ho
'.pernio thclboardlng Hioufe .'ntiPell-'
can Hay, hnfo 'returiietl mm H furl
Wht's visit In San Krirncw.
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Dr. ErcdTUGoUdanhanA Wife V
nwny on vacation, visiting f niuN in
Ashland and Medford, , licre die
'doctor will become artcmher of
"party on a hunting trip
Mr. and Mrsflft IC Herrls hao
relumed from' a ""twr WrV- Ttito-
mobtle tour of California u i Mr
can Bay X.urabqr company's plant.
Eugene McCornn'ck nnd l Ide. who
was formerly Alice. Longren of Vv
couvcr, are leaving on the train for
Fcrcst Grove, where Mr. McCoraaek
shas purchased a larre stock r.utcb, .
and where ttiey expect to make their
home. . , "
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Uuy your Fall Hat or Ca5 at"Hed-
quartors. New one daily u.
Drew, cor. 6th and Mam 14-2t t'
Weliome, Portland
business Men.
We extend to you a hcartv welcome to Klamath
Falls. Wc hope that you will like our little city
and its surrounding country.
AVE WANT YOU TO MAKE, YORSELF
' AT HOME.
M.ATTI.H. Oft. K Fhe car
lond of rllh-. wtalgned to Vladl-I
.- ok. were "wing loaded on the!
u aiuor I flight hftf todty by 60
former soWkra. follewlmc the refus
al of unloa lonrhrHe to do l ho
work .en the gromtd that the riilos
or latewled for use against the
r..l1iprtkl.
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fit'IU'KISKS KKIIVItS
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Make our storey yoiir headquarters while you
arc herc'wc-Svill be glad to give you any in
formation or assist you in any 'way possible
while you arc the guests of Klamath Falls.
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K. Sugarrnan
TAINT MAD AT NOBODY"
r T (.Ivan and Josephine Iirla-
. II one of the teachers in the hlgh
hnt'i nnd who formerly wa In l!ie
fl' of the county assessor, were
n.arri 1 at Yrrka an Saturdiy
I'hi- ucddlng announcement came
n a great aurpitae to tho mlatlvpa
ml rrii nil of tha contracting pnrl
i Nothing was known of tho mar
u.iKe until the parties returned Sun
i'a owning.
Mrs. Clvan wfll continue at her
ixm in the high school for a few
. nt's r.ceonllng to tho present
,i. n .tn rlvi ont hy friend?, owing
i1 e :,". alt jr at thti time of secur
i' k aiy one to take her place-
SAFETY SAVING SATISFACTION
Almost Every Express Delivery Helps Increase Our Sh
owuir of
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Juracy nnd
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Alu.li"V-iiMtMn?Fgwra!?!gTirT.t'l!-'n'1'-'-1--'' "' t muj -- -aJi'jH
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SjRambouIetts. WfSmaKflXS '
Lambs - - . . g' j?VS
drfci-' 'f fej" fw '- SJI'ifSK .
SkTilT H8" fWV -s- - &PJ&-')F-i&h!i2JSl
inxnox. 8pt. 10. (Dy Mall) -h.
is in Jormjrn and Bend Strecls.
. inch cater to Tendon's ultra
fafch'onable man's trade, are display
ing fantastic arrays of dreaalng
gewns -gowaa whose gorgeous col
orings and barbaric patterns baffle
de' ilp.ion. Demand for these gar
Uientj is declared to have been un
precedented In former seasons
i They aro being offered In the most
flimsy of gossamer fabrics or more
substantial, bat quite 33 hlghly-cal-I
ored. washable silks at prices
which vary from $10 to $35.
One writer, commenting on the
vogue of these garments, declares
' the bnthtoom parade at fashionable
t hotels U going 'to Ue worth the
ontertaiamest tax.
novii bids oi'i:.vi:n
The Enterprise Irrigation district
will bold a meeting this afternoon
for the purpose of opening bids re
ceived fo? their $40,000 bond issue.
If these bids arc satisfactory, it
is ezpe-ted that 'they will also take
. np the matter of contracting for tho
construction of the ncces.ir Irrl
J gallon canals for tho project.
"Ready for Immediate Service
ISest yet. Herald Want Ads.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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Correidale
Ram
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Walnut
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FOTt SALK- Three speed Harley
Davidson in good condition. Will
stand by court house 4th and Main
from 10 a. in. to 5 p. jn. H-2t
FOIt SAI.K Chevrolet in good
mechanical condition. New tire.
Cheap If taken thkt week. Innnire
at Swanson's Darber Shop. C23 Main
Street. H-tf
FOU SALE OR LEASE Near Chel
sea Lumber & Box Co.. 10 acre
tiact with house and barn. Innuirc
Sam King. Shippington. 14-it
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SMART FROCKS
$20.00 to $75.00
I llllM. I..I..M ..UI.
an n' niilM II I ri II lit nr
forliii:. llonutlfiil. olahoriiteh . ,?" 'n or,
lirolilnrril frock of tiln.n,,.. ... . "'''" nl em.
ni'W and popular frock ..r ,,., . civ,',""' ""
stylod and trliniiunl with .m ... ..inrcv iretiilt
. : "luum f..t. '
ImndHonifnt wo ,nvo liii.i ti, ..".cl,c,e. Ih
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Panama clntii m........ . ,roi of
nrlety for tho illKcrlinliniti,,.. ," . " !lrfii
MANIISOMlT xl v."""'-
SUITS OF FASHION
dlHplllJ (if Kl. I "
nliiRn of ciuiiilelciHHN tlmt nffor. . '? l
tho woman ho dnimrxlH Indi J,mvch '
clover, nmarl Myn MoXi. i-f! i'."
lino Htirgo. olour. linudcloii. a "'"?
nrfertUi-h irinimri p"u. '"
Our
maU'rlalH
lug quality.
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our prl i-m are vnrv m-j
IIMMM,,S7A.O0 X m0de,t'
A KI'M'M'II) SIIOWINOOK
Fine Fur Pieces
' This Is decidedly a naiiiin of fur-i
! lin faBliluiinlil) Kl,rl, ll0 ,,, J7
them In one un or nii'.thur ()ur 5i,Di;I
if neckpltaoH nnd nuiffn nffeu ., 'SJ
vurioiy tor satisfactory aoloctlon. indni.
ox, Nutria, sU
olf. Prices am ,.
?S.OO to 25.00
I nd aro Marten, Mink,
I Irol, oTossuiii and Wo
I lustinlly ntlractlvo
' Chlldreii'M Fur Hetn
Hair Bow
Ribbons
50c
In
pretty
grndo
wide.
i scoro
plaids,
taffeta.
of very
Of good
5 Inches
Fine Quality 36-inch Corduroys $1.85
A fashionable, servlceahln material that In round deolrnblo for to
many purposes, especially for separate skirts and for children's coati
This quality has it soft, sllk-llko flnlh.
Tho Color urn t'roy, Circeii, Xny, Boer, Mnine,
Taupe, llniwn mill lllntk
A very fortunnto purchao enables tin to offr tliiit Corduroy
Special at $1.85
' An Important Problem Solved
Centemeri Gloves
In tho making, the quality of tho skins used,
and for their umisunl stylo features, wo bollevo
the Centeremri GIovo to bo the best procurable.
You will And miny desirable dlslliiRtflshliiR char
acteristics In lltcso gloves.
Smart French Kid Gloves $3.50
In black and white and uhlto with black Htltch
Ing. tan in, brown In secrnl shades, grey nnd tun,
with stitching In noff shade. All hIch.
Splendid Grade Mocha Gloves $4.00
In light and dark tan with attractive fancy
stitching In contrast An extr.i quality mochu
glove. SUm G'i to "'..
Gauntlet Driving Gloves $4.50
Of heavy French Kid, In tan anil brown. Strap
wrlJts with snaiw. A splendid glovo for auto
driving.
Cape Gloves $2.50 and $3.00
In grey and tan with fancy stitching In black.
All sizes. Splendid gloves nt popular prices.
f Washable Kid Gloves
In white and various shades of tan. Fancy
stitched backs Good serviceable gloves that wash
perfectly. Frices are $2 00 and $3.00.
Chamoisuedc Gloves
A good ivashuble glovo In mode, buck and hea
ver shades. Splendid qualities at $1.00 und $1.25.
Half the Pleasure of Knitting
MINERVA YARNS
UecntiKo Minerva yarns c v in Imll form 1-
cuubo In Quality, Weight nml l'rire thcycprcicnt
n greater aluo than found In any other )nrn.
Scores of attractive new (olors nnsuro )ou of the
opportunity of selecting llio sluule or shadcj of
yarn that will fashion Into a lieuitlfiil knitted gar
inent. Tho Mlueru Knitting llnuk gliea full In
structions ono nhould he In eiery homo where
knitting Is done. The price 35c
Children Kid Gloves
In tan cape skin. Some aro furtlmmcd.
sizes $1.75 and $2.00.
Children's fur-trlmmcd mittens, $1.25.
All
TJNDKRWEAR.
jor WOMEN
An Assurance of Perfect
Comfort and Satisfactory Service
Wont'cn who are particularly discriminating
In tho matter of undergarments will find In
Korvst Mills I'nderwear the helglitli of perfec
tion In lit and wearing qualities In tho vari
ous weights of ccttnn wool and Mlk and wool.
In high, low nnd Dutch netk utiles Prices
$1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $3.00 up to $4.50
Union Suits for Misses
Iloivy weight Merino Wool I'nlon Suits,
Dutch neck, elbow sleu.eri and high neck, Ions
slfovo styles. , Sizes 2 to lfi years. Prices
$1.50 to $2.05, according to size
Boys' Union Suits
Of heavy weight Natural Merino Wool. High
neck, long sleeves, closed crotch 8lics 4 to
10. Trices $1.90 up to $2.05, according to
NOTICE Is hereby given that Mrs.
FOU SALIv One span bay marei
wt 1 ( lbs . one set work har- Anna Lnbkn who was formerly
ness. one lumber wagon size 314 known as MIes Anna Hudglns was
Inquire Sam King Shippington given a divorce May 10 1917 This
14 4t notice to give name correctly. 13-lt
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Ready for Immediate Service
', . CoiTeidales The 'best sheep in the world for crossing -on 'Me-
,rino, Qves. .They give at once weight and quality of wool, and
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' ' i quantity .and quality. of liiufctons- f,f'.' "
.',f,o v. For. rough. countiy.itoVsea level to 8000 feet altitude, and
''from Patagonia tp. Wyoming, .they" have proved themselves su-
K'iv; V. It,-;. , . ', . .,,' -.- , . . .
rjenpr rame Merino. (vitn -jne;iegs ana lace clear and wool
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n.nnf-lcpfl about, flip hnrlv. rl Ttpv ,v',T',' ' C
it if .)' ... wil - 4?J
'r: - NEW SHEEP OF THE'iWE'vlCOUNTRY
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nave,piuvui-uiemeivus B4jJttriui'(iui. nulling auuiiy, narumoou,
" abijfty'to ra'ise good winkrnJg and quantity and quality of-both
,,wool;and;niutJ:on.' -n f.
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HACK I'ltOJI AUTO Tll
Miss Ida Momycr drove her now
car to Crater Lake Saturday und
htought hack her mothor, Mrs. II. K.
Momyer who has been spondlng tho
sumnior therewith her htiHbnnd who
Is chief ranger of Crater I.ako Nat
ional Park. Mrs. Momyor will
spend tho winter In Klamath Falls.
Chief of I'ollco Wilson returned
finturduy night from Medford, where
ho was among no oral local wit
nesses subpoenaed by tho U. 8. 4
trlct court last week.
Ulack Hear Mackinaw and SIM
Shirts. Iloss of Itoad Overalls anj
Work ShlrtH at N. H.
cor. 0th and Main.
Drew's Store
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tWfty Gordo a in
Playthings of Passion
At The Liberty Tomorrow Night
United Picture ThefcVrO o America ru.
LIBERTY THEATRE
THE TICK OF THE I'lCTUHKS"
H. W. Poole, Owner
Matinee Every D7
TONIGHT
BEAUTlVuL BILLIE RHODES
IN
"THE LAMB AND THE LION"
COMEDY t
."BROWN EYES AND BANK NOTES"
Big Special Wednesday and Thursday
KITTY GORDON
IN
"PLAYTHINGS OF PASSION"
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DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
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