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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1920)
i' '": niimiT1tW' 3.t tStKC"CJS:CC " " t3X;T?!T. .y.3.-".4rXJtES-,WW''''W',,''s-'',w, juil ijlihimi im- iTT-nfT "" r-- - - i('1 M fitUMMr, ivtm fa, ism THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON luaHMairr Just What You've Been Waiting For I A chance to buy a year's supply at prices LESS than wholesale today ! ? : T Y T Y 1 . . . '.' " ' 4 i , It will be a sacrifice to us the wholesale market does not warrant any reduction sale but in con formity with the leading stores of the country we can do no less for our best friends; the army of work el's, in this community; than make another effort to BRING DOWN THE HIGH PRICES K. S u G A R M A N ... -.,,. t ; . fWMMH4H,M4M j YtwsrVAsl rVj Att ' i"wm i Hrv.nu)K HP ' r m lXC ;iMNWKSrtt K. S u G A R M A N This store hat been a public serving institution for 14 year. Business built on service and the best merchandise and makes to be had SHOE SPECIAL NO. 310-50 PAIR IN LOT, BLACK BUTTON.'VELOUR BOX TOE. - $2.00 UNDER WHOLESALE COST TODAY $6.85 NO. 4232 CORDOVAN ENGLISH, A NOBBY DRESS SHOE, 50 PAIRS $12.00 WOULD BE CHEAP Q OC- TODAY'S PRICE PO.OO NO. 428 BLACK VICI BLUCHER, GOODYEAR WELT, FLEXIBLE SOLE A HERMAN'S SHOE CO. PRODUCT 60 PAIR ALL dQ OC SIZES, 6 TO 10 SALE PRICE PO.OO THIS SALE IS FOR CASH $1.55 ROYAL MILLS AND RITEWARE UNION SUITS B. V. D. STYLE A SUIT , .. Limit 2 Suits to a Customer FLORSHEIM AND DR. REED'S SHOES EVERY PAIR REDUCED JO PER CENT CLOTHING Men's and Boy's Hats Dress Shirts and Ties REDUCED 15 PER CENT A CLOSE-OUT ON GREY AND BLUE WORK SHIRTS 142tol7 - - - $1.15 TWO FOR $2.25 ' There are some lines where our discount will be greater than in others. Where stock is broken or bought at prices less than this season we'll give you a greater reduction thun advertised. t Remember our regular prices have always been under market prices. With the great assortment and quality we show this is an opportunity for you to save SHOE SPECIAL NO. 447 AN $11.00 VALUE DARK BROWN A HERMAN'S HIGH TOE, MILITARY 7 AC HEEL SALE PRICE ? l " NOS. 589-601 MULE SKIN WORK SHOES 75 PAIR ON THESE TWO NUMBERS a QC SPECIAL 9 w v v vvvvvvv V V NOS. 577-579 TAN ARMY LAST A LIMITED STOCK IN THESE NUMBERS HEAVY WORK SHOES fcQ QC PkJJj LACE- SOFT TOE DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT IT K. SUGARMAN " I Ain't Mad at Nobody " --- -. ---2-2- -5-5-A----t- j j-55-5-5j-- 5-555 -j. . m a(--4(M. HartSchaflher Clothes V Clothes sp'iid ? i T O Mr. ami Mrs.' Swan Johnson have coming to"thls city for a visit with si..-ndfiiK tho last two or threo wocks i Ing to business and vIm'.Iug rvl.ilivs Rucrults for the iullc forcn at i PERSONAL MENTION I yurchaaed. through th agency of his friend .V. K. Sullivan of the visiting friends In Klamath Kails. i amt friends. Kol, Japan, aro being offered t?Q, tiiii highest salary ever granted new iullcuin.-o " Mrs. Nate Oterbcln. the home of Mr. White Pelican force. Mr. and Mrs, Hunter are spending I Gcddard. left o T. McKendrce at Oai and 9th Mrs. OIIvp lllatt and children, ' '' l"y in Klamath Kails attond- Dr. and Mrs. F. It yesterday to attend tlir mention of streets, and Mrs. Johnson has ?old Laureatte and i:mmltt. left for Mil-, me western ustcopauiia Asociauoa her homo on Ewuuna Heights to Mr. ton. Ore., this morning to make their A Classified Ad wjll Mil It. at San Francisco. They expect to re- tarn a week from tomorrow. Hiss Alice I'almcr, one of our lo cal teachers, returned to ber home land Mrs. Junior Daggott. home. Miss Cora Rosslter, who has: k. M. Fink and wife, who have taught In the local schools for the , been visiting hero for the past . nasi vpar. returned to her hoinn In mnnih fatnrn,l in thnlr linm. In T. I. Medford this morning to spend iSan Wew thf mornlng ,koa w Mi mo Mlts Antoinette Matt and sister,! Mrs. George Devant left for San Agnes, are here from, San Franclsc Kranclsco this morning to make a visiting their parents. Mr. und Mrs. short visit with relatives and friends. her vacation at her home. Mr. and Mrs. George Chastaln JeP. n this morning's train for Fortland to atend the Grand Chapter of the 0. E. 8. which meets there on June H, IS, 16 and 17. Mrs. Chastaln Is Worthy Matron of the local lodge tod goes as a delegate. Mr. Chas Uin goes as a delegate to the Itoyal Arch Masons which meets June 14th, aad the Grand Lodge of Masons which, meets June 16th F. II. Matt, and sister. Mrs. Al. Hrfr- Mra Jack ooro ad bab. were r"on- passengers on the morning train to J. 1. McAnliffe is down from Fort, San Francisco where they will visit Klamath and Is stopping at the for a few days. Oskar Iluber left this morning for White Pelican hotel Mellvlle Rulek, of the Olympic club of San Francisco, Is expected tonight from that city. Mr. Rulek is 4 I fwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Jewel Cafe ifWVWWMMMMswVWMWW Special Sunday Dinner, $1.00 Crab Flake Cocktail SOUP Chicken Noodle RELISHES Ripe Olives Dill Pickles SALAD Shrimp Salad i,P-'-' FIHII French Sardines , Choice of Fried Spring Chicken. Country Stylo Chicken Fricassee, With Needles " - , naked Virginia Ham, With Spiced Apple VEGETABLES String Deans Mashed Potatoes DESSERT Choice of Vanilla Ice Cream Strawberries and Cream Pineapple Cream Pia DRINKS . Ts CcfM Milk a business trip to Portland and ex to return Monday. Mr. Iluber re ports that the work on the state highway Is xetting along nicely. Mrs. Grace D. Anderson and Z daughter, Beth, went to Woodland, Z 'Calif., this morning to make tbelr T home. Norman Thujmaa left fur Kuiene this morning to makt his home at ZjMapleton near lngene. H. Drlsblne and wife wero passen gers on tbo morning train to Yreka where Mr. Ilrlsblne will work on tlio new school house. C. H. Cllse, traveling salesman for the White Pelican IJIicult company, loft this morning for southern points. W. Murphy and Frank Davis went on a pleasure trip to Hasramonto on the morning train. Mfr$MfMgH$44gkMg JEWEL CAFE 610 MAIN ST. TL'LK SAKE HOMKHTKAl) "ft MMMWMHMHWIMIMMMMMMI Floyd McComb, oldest son of J. A. McComb, who wan taken to the War ren Hunt hospital at Klamath Falls, where be underwent 'an operation for appendicitis, is getting along well. Mr. and Mrs. J, A. McComb, who have been In Klamath Falls with him, returned borne today. Joe Culbertson returned from Medford Thursday. While there Joe traded bis touring car for a truck. Miss L. M, Hatch who has been In Los Angeles the last four' months re. turned home Saturday, Mary Kotera Is bos again, after ' . 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