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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
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E. J. MUItRAT
, EUtor
I FRED SOULK
City Editor
Itlonnnlrcs submitted kIvcs ouch
member nn opportunity to express
his wishes. A sunimnry of these ox-
Itluco tho cost of tho things wo uso,
wo muHt produce not less but more!
I Just ri'ceUod n toloRrnm from
lffith
.Lte.r?d l thP Pst0'c? l K,an-1 stnmls today, It would bo
fctfc Falls, Ore., for transmission thru 'j.,,. ,,,.. i,..hi ...
a. m.n. .. ..MniM. m.ttnr. , undertake tho launching of
ipresslons will be made and will bo my brother In London, ronilhiR,
considered at n public mooting, atj "Market baro, prlcon awful, hope
iwhlch time tbo members cnu ko ouIohs, wnllltiK homo. Oh, If Amorl
i record. 'cans would Krasp tholr opportunity."
There Is ono thing, however, that' Prices hud Rotten no IiIkii In this
hnmllso so scarce,
nn abroad, hop-
men and property owners. As Kilns to find what wo needed and at
foolish to lower prices, Tho cable tnessaRO Is
the club, the answer! Merchandise Is even
If It Is to be n success, If It Is to do shorter on tho other side thnn huru.
,!uJ?m n!hii.M?PrJ?m! ',s "" Thero must bo a stroni;-1 country and inorehnn
I Herald Publishing Company of . , i . , ,..,,.
nath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street. or support come from tho business we sent two of our fir
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( f. k i.. k ...Kit, Ki.oiwd ,. Thv lniVii tinthlni? In mll anil tholrl
Mrataifeuiilt &"?? t0 Umnnd. It much have enough tlnnn- shells are bare. They want to buy
m mm f JS 00 clal backing to carry It through. to buy from America to buy the
fhtft Hipnth"!!" ZZ"'""'. .10 .Otherwise It wculd be better to post- things that Amyrlca make nnd
-, " jpnwn it Untll such time as such sup- tho answer of our workers Is to ro-t4
Member of the Associated Piws I port Is forthcoming. To start It on duce our hours 44 hours a weeis ' J
a career similar to that of former instead or 6U a cut in production i
clubs, Is foolish, for It would bo of 25 per cent. J
doomed to failure. ! Tho writer sympathizes wlthjV
Klamath Falls Is urgently In need those who work. He understands
of a llvxj Commercial Club. It will what hard work, privation and theiA
pay for Itself over and over again struggle of life Is ho has lived It. !,,
this summer. There Is a big pro- Ho has walked eight miles a day to
gram awaiting It and the time to be- earn 50 cents, carrying water for 1
gin work on It is right now. Let us the workers who built tho town of! J
get together and put It over in real,, Pullman. He has gotten out of bod J t
true Klamath Falls style! at .1 o'clock to milk 15 cows on
! winter's morning. Ho has put In 15i
LET US AU KKSOI.VK TO WORK hours a day In a store. He Is not u.
LIKE II natural born plutecrat: rather he J
Is the son of a steel worker. Hej
w.. . i... .!, u ..,..... to-ls ,nal h0 knows ,h0 "uclla ot 1
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The Associated Press Is exclusively
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( all news dispatches credited to It
r not otherwise credited in this pa
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All rights of republication of spe-
dlspatches herein are also reserr-
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1010
1HE CUMMKIUUALi l L.UU
Bradley's
XMAS
SHOE
SALE
JV Tbc re-organization committee
Vthat is seeking to secure a sufficient
Jvumber of members for the Com-
r mercial Club has been canvassing
the business section of the city this
week, and will conclude Its labors
today. It Is extremely disappoint-
lot to have to state that their ef
forts have not met with the support
"they deserve. If It were not for the
clerks of the city, the campaign
would be a distinct failure. To the
credit of .the clerks their offer was
spoctanecus and unsolicited se far
Aa the reorganization committee was
concerned. One of their number
made the canvass and his labors
netted him thirty-three mem'er
jships. If the business men did their
part proportionately, the club would
have been started with financial
backing sufficient to insure its
absolute success.
The Herald has discussed this
matter with a number of the busi
ness men, and there seems to be a
disinclination to contribute any
money until some definite policy as
to the secretary and other details
ol the organization are announced.
It is manifestly impossible for tbn
Te-orgaalzation committee to make
any such announcement. The ques-
I'rr.sident, Capper At Capper,
Chicago)
This timely editorial, which was
printed by John S. Capper of Cap
per & Capper as a paid adver
tisement in the Chicago news
papers, has attracted more atten
tion and caused more comment
those who
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would bo Indeed foolish who failed ' !
to see that the waste of time by cnr-'
penter, plumber or other worker In
turn raised the price of rent, raised
tho price of the very clothes he him- X
'self wore, and everything used by
him or his fellow worker.
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Short hours In the city have made
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than any similar statement in re- j
cent months. Congratulations j
have poured In upon Mr. Capper ,
from all over the country and a
number of largo business Institu
tions are having thousands of re
prints of the editorial struck off
for distribution among their cm- ,
ployes.
The world is hungry for the things
we eat, wear and use. Stark hun-
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Br,; me cupuouru u oare as a remedy work work. good, hard
bone. Prices mount to staggering honest ,,.,,,,, 8ervlce not elKht
figures and the cry of our worker hour8 rather 10 and t,)en BOmo Lct
is more pay; shorter hours and U8 for one year at ca8 rC80,V(J ,0
the farm worker restless; he, too, !
wants short hours and Increased pay
May Kind Providence preserve us Ift
the farm workers ever Insist on 44 JiL
hours per week, or an eight-hour,
day. You and I. my friend, will go. J
hungry. I fnrm S00 ncre.s ami I J
know whnt short hours In tho cltv
Is doing for the farm. '!
We may keep high wages, we may
keep - ur present scale, and still re-
IOU shmilrl rinv nntktnn to .k.,1 U IU:I " . r m
..w A k ,7 uui me niKn v.o5i or anocs.
There is no reason for complaint as long as our sale continues, for
you have a chance to get your shoes at a figure that is practically
the wholesale cost to us.
Men's Dress Shoes still continue to be very popular and logg
will find it to their advantage to visit our store when they are
need ot coots or bhoes.
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they are in
duce the cost of living by a sHiple
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things up another notch; again the
cry more pay; less hours.
Ye Gods! Must the vicious circle A subscription to the Evcnlnng
continue?
it is more
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Bradley Shoe Store
UNION STORE
727 MAIN ST.
UNION MADE
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE
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hours we need, that to re- cherished gift for the absent friend. WWWVWWWWHHWWWWy
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Underwear
Extra heay Hygienic
wool fleeced Shirts
and Drawers that for
merly were $$.50, we
put on during this
sale at
95 Cents
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Collars
What we all need is
Earl and Wilson, the
Arrow Brand and tho
Silver Brand. Our
prices during this sale
are
2 for 25c
SPECIAL IN GLOVES
CANVAS GLOVES 100 dozen in steck;
20c values at 12c pair.
DRESS GLOVES We have the largest
assortment in this city. Come and look
them over. Everything in the glove line
at prices that you will sit up and take no
tice. PRICES 20 PER CENT BELOW
WHOLESALE COST TODAY.
Uncle Eam's WORK SOX A grade we are
proud of; 25c value. Sale price 18c.
GARTERS far below wholesale cost 35c
vame. saie price
sale price 19c.
27o; and 25c value,
Every head in town is looking for our advertisements and
buying that suit of clothes. At these prices you can readily dress
up for Christmas.
HOLIDAY SALE
Blankets and Comforters
COMFOItTKItS
Regular $7-50 values. Sale p- S-jsi
Regular 6.50 values. Sale price.... 485
Regular 5.00 values. Sale price '-,
Regular 4.00 values. Sale price " "85
Regular 3.50 values. Sale price ".'.'".'.'.'.'. si-lJJ
IILAXKETS, WOOL
Pure tWool, $20.00. Sale price R17.85
Pure Wool, 18.00. Sale price i,-, 85
Pure Wool, 15.00. Sale price.... H85
Pure Wool, 12.50. Sale price.. . V
Pure Wool, 10.00. Sale price '....'. 75
COTTON HHTKET BLANKETS
Wool Nap, $6.50 values. Sale price fin.ir,
Cotton, $5.00 values. Sale price "a,03
Cotton, 4,50 values. Sale price ji.o.t
Cotton, 4.00 values. Sale price .'.:J5
Cotton, 3.50 values. Sale price "... aio.1
FOR MEN
$:t.85
30.85
20.85
Suits that were $50.00, now
Suits thnt were 45.00, now
Suits that were 45.00. now
Suits that were 37.50, now
Suits that were 35.00, now 27.85
Suits that were 30.00, now 22.85
Suits that were 25.00, now 111.85
Ovorcoats that were $50.00, now....$.'H.85
Overcoats that wdro 45.001 now.... J10.85
Overcoats that were 40.00, now.... 32.85
Overcoats that were 35.00, now.... 27.85
Overcoats that wore 30.00, now.... 22.85
Overcoats that were 25.00, now.... 10.85
EXTRA MEN'S PANTS
Pants $8.50 value
Pants 7. SO value.
Pants 6.50 value.
Pants 5,50 valuo.
Pants 5,00 value.
Sale price 90.05
Sale price 5.05
Sale price 4.05
Sale price 3.05
Sulo prlco 3.05
MACKINAWS AND PANTS
Karsky-Abrnham all wool- MucklnawH for
men und lioys at greatly reduced prices.
For Men, $18.00 value. Sale prlco 914.85
For Men, 15,00 values. Sale price 11,83
For Men, 12.50 values. Salo prlco 0.85
For Hoys, 12.50 values, Salo prlco 0.85
For Roys, 10,00 valueB, Sulo prlco 7.85
MEN'S HATS
Tho market prlco Is advancing: dully,
but still wo nro offering Men's Hals at
u bnrKnIn, so buy at these prices:
$7.00 Hats. Salo price S5.85
$6.00 Hats. Sale price ., $4.8.1
$5.00 Hats. Sale prlco JH.WJ
$4.50 Hutu. Salo price !M5
$4.00 HntH. Salo prlco S.!M
$3.50 lints. Salo price !f-M
$3.00 Hats. Salo price S"
Men's Fine Dress Shoes
Tho hnst nmlcnit nt Mnn'n KIiokh. iimilo bv EndlCOtt-
Johnson, Cahn-NlckelhurK and others, In uoin iacu y
und black. All sizes. $y.du vw- a
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MEN'S WORK SHOES Olio assortment, auBi. 1
$5.00 and $0.00 values. Salo prlco ijKJ.05 V
MEN'S HIGH TOP ROOTS Ono assortment, ?8,50 A
mid S7.50 values. Sale nrlco 85.43. A.
Ilinivn iinr'ncs ir. nn wn.nnip nr lea. reiiucuu t
to $9.95. f
This Is tho boot that has stood tho tost for ij year.
We havo a kooi! stock of these but not all sizes. a
GUM ROOTS All sizes, $5.00 values. Salo price J
Bizo, $4.50 valuo. Salo price
to bo worn over your 1
GUM ROOTS All fiizo, $4.50 valuo.
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MEN'S RURRER OVERS,
shoo; $5.00 values. Salo prlco 83.03.
"THE STORE OF SERVICE"
CENTRAL OUTFITING CO.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Corner Ninth and Main Sts.
miUF. IN TODAY TOMORROW MAY RF. TOO I ATP
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