The Evening herald., July 20, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

t'r
-w- Si w
v..
I'
nv
VOmKT, CUT Mi lMv
. fMI !
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
.
-I
T
MWMMWWAWI
t WW"MW WIIWHIKW ....... Wi, , WMwwlww,wwwwwWiW(ywww(wWWWiw(w)
WW
U'"
It
M
-4
r
1
I
M
3
j
a
i
I PERSONAL MENTION I
o o
, Jay Mitchell and family arospend
in a few dayV' .Klamath Kills. .
W..C. Dalton Is a county sent is'
Itor from hi ranch near fatln.
Thoodoro Cnse was n visitor
2
town In In week from his homo o
the Merrill ro'ad.
Tho Misses Mylcr and Clara Calkins
nnd Fay West wore guests at the
Orcm ranch In tho Henley
district ye to rd a-y. They
report thnt tho farmers In that
part of, tho country wvns greatly
hamticred by the recent wlnit storms,
which Interfered with the ha) Inc.
Dr. Paul M. Noel nnd George Stev
enson left this ctonlng for Salem to
attond tho Klks convention. They
nro drlrlnK oer In Mr. Stevenson's
car, '
J. K. How.Ie. proprietor of the
Howie garage went to Medford this
morning. Ho will drive back In a
Maxwell car, "which he It bringing
(or delivery to a purchaser.
Earl Hatnaker Is a city"' visitor
from the Parker and Hamaker saw
mill In Swan Lake, valley.
P. H. D'Arcy la her from Salem
and If stopping at the, White Pelican
hotel. ' ,
C I Lindsay, of Portland.,arrlvea
on last night' train, to spend' a few
days here.
3. H. Purtley and family ,. are In
town today from their home at Fort
Klamath. They are guests at the
White Pelican hotel.
C. L, Carlisle Is another Fort
Klamath resident who Is doing busi
ness here this week.
F, M. Kvans and wife are stopping
at the White Pelican from
their
home In Anthony, Kansas.
Glen Beats left this morning for
Salem, where he expects to attend
the Elks convention. f,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jaycox have
come here from their former borne
at Morrfson. California, to live.
F. F. Fen ton Is a Klamath visitor
from Mill Valley. California.
E. M. Cbllcote Is moving from "his
home on Ninth street to his new
homo on Tenth.
Mrs. J. Hale, of tho Jewel Cafe. Is
spending tho week at Rocky Point.
If. H. Pankey was In town yester
day from his ranch at Valnax.
J. M. Bedford and Ave Skeen
were Klamath Falls visitors from
Chlloqura yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds and,
, family left for their horre In North
Yakima. Wash., this morning, going
i.i-ii-ii-irirn.-i-ii"i
ents of Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Allco
Gray or SaoU Clara, Calif, a sister
of Mrs. Edmonds, witl accompany
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds as tar as
Portland, where she will visit for a
few days before "turning to her
home in California. I
William Marx, an attorney from
via Crater take. Medford and tho
Willamette Valley. They have been
pending the past two Weeks visiting
Mr. and Sirs. H,
H. Edmonds, par-'Merrill. Oregon,
AAHAA000m00mj&VVVVVlWVW00W0VU
Honejst to
PRICES ALWAYS IMPRESS the buying public, because the
public, nowadays, knows when it is getting its money's worth. You
can't fool the buyer any more, especially the shoe buyer, and we
have always conducted our business with that knowledge as a
basis. We always give the buyer what he or she wants, and keep a
varied stock on hand that helps us carry out this policy. Yes, prices
always impress the buying public, and the honest, genuinely re
duced prices which feature our present shoe sale have so impressed
shoe buyers that a noticeable impression has also been made upon
our stock some lines are almost gone, but still there is a wide
assortment of classy,-serviceable shoes at your disposal.
What about prices? Well, they're down, away down in the cellar.
We advertised a few prices in this newspaper, and our display
windows show many more, but it is sufficient to say that regular
prices have been shamelessly cut, slashed, reduced, and now is the
time to buv. We have made remarkable sales during the week
just passed, and it's all due to our remarkable prices and our un
beatable and varied lines of shoes.
HOSIERY? You've said it! Our stock is dwindling. Orders are
coming by mail, too. We've some real buys in hosiery, and our
hosiery is the kind that is sure to please the ladies.
And the sale is still on !
I
aft PsW jsV Br ftsT ggKglsflsm gsV
lAMlW H gtsHssV SggglgH sLissV 'F
SA V gsgsggsgsgsgsLsWsi.g
515
STREET.
MAIN
KlaMsttk
FOs
AMMSMWIftMMMMMMMMMMMMMI)
FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT REMEMBER
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER
& MARX CLOTHES
Copyright 1920 Hut Murine r U Mars
EVERY SUIT IN THE HOUSE ON
SALE AT 15 REDUCTION
WWMWWWWWWWrflWWIAWWWWWWVWWWVAWWWWWWWWWMWWM
1 ---- -.-. -
ItrnlhAP.In.tiiti I. In Invn
business today.
George Offlold tt ft county
vlfltor from Merrill today.
Tom Phenhjer, who Is Interested
In a sawmill near Fort Klamath. Is
here today purchasing supplies and
attending to other business matters.
Ernie Ilubb Is In town this week
from Merrill.
accompanied by his
Goodness
K. Sugarman
" I Ain't Mad at Nobody "
WHEN YOU BUY CLOTHING, SHOES OR FURNISHING
GOODS HERE, WE SHOW YOU A SELECTION WHICH CAN
NOT BE EQUALED FOR QUALITY, WORKMANSHIP AND
AN ASSORTMENT WHICH WAS PICKED WITH PAINSTAK
ING CARE. GIVE US A LOOK
w ft
SHOES FOR THE WORKINGMAN
No. 577 and 587, Special 9 QC
Thu Week ipO.OD
AH work and semi dress shoes 15 off
NO. 310, EMERSON MADE
Special Black Button
j
'. re or i ? i
vfl
PUsOu
hi
V
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
Trunks, Bags and Cases
WE CAN SAVE DOLLARS FOR YOU ON LUGGAGE.
COME IN AND GET OUR PRICES.
r
h
r,
WW. www. ..- i - . - . - . - . -
- - iimiinn. -i.ri.i-LnjaaLuj-ii-ini-inn i
nn l.p.il I CIlArlo. Fl.lPla .mil PIim... Ttttpp.
it
jdorf were attending to business here
seat H-stenUy fro Yonnn valley, where
ltho' liau lar ranches.
C. M. Dulzull, accompanied by his
wlfo and hoii, Homer, Is expected to
nrriro tonight from Churokoe, Okla
homa, for a visit of two wceka with
his brother, W. A. Delicti, and fam
ily Mrs, Mnry Smith Is a tourist who
Is spending a few days hero from
I'lttsburg, I'a.
Clarcnco Illshop nnd Itoyal M
Sautcll and wife aru stopping at thu
White I'cllcan today They aro
from Pendleton, Orvgon.
I.. M. 'Martin, who was expecting
to start on an automobllo trip today,
I has been dela)cd by tho noar dea
ruction of his car when It caught
tiro a few days ngo. Hurloas damage
to the machine was averted by. the
ready use of noteral shovels full of
airt.
It. C. arocsbeck, who has been In
Portland for a few days on business,
Is expected home tonight.
Inland Haines has gone to Glide,
Washington, where he will do some
special work for the Karl Krult com
pany. The plant there has but re
cently been purchased.
Charles Gray was la town yester
day from bis ranch borne near Pine
Q rove.
Harry Booth spent yesterday here
looking after matters of business.
Dan and Dave I.lskey are here
from Merrill on business today.
LABOR COUNCIL TO
DANCE THURSDAY
The central labor council will con
duct a dance at the open-air pavilion
on Thursday evening, July 22,
Arrangements have beon complet
ed, and a large attendance Is ex
pected. All affiliated Unions have
taken an active part In the advance
t.W
sale of tickets, which has beon grut-
Ifyingly large.
By agreement with tho manage
ment of tho pavilion, half tho net
proceed)) from the salo of tickets will
be donated to the funds of the labor
council.
Surprises will bo sprung on the
if
night of the dance, and It Is expoctod
that all who attend will leave the
floor, pleased and satisfied with the
evening's programme. Jazz music
will be ft special feature.
The following committee bas
charge of arrangements: Messrr.
Bristow, Conkllng, Evanson and
Newton.
sum to qwet title
Suit baa bee started la tke circuit
court by Neltl Staarna McCoralek
against Kolsirt A. Moor to quiet
title. to Us M 11-lt-lt.,
Us -
Panamas Vi Price
Wash Ties, 50c Values, 3 for $1 .00
BOYS' KHAKI UNIFORMS
Ages a : to 12 J2.95
Special , VM,M
Boys' Suits 15 per cent off
this week.
u - vm. - u, iuuL..-L-LfU.-
--.. ... wwwivwwwwwwwM..
. mmm . --.--.. -....-- ..-.-rrnnnn -un JL
Can Peaches and
Other Fruits Now
WITHOUT SUGAR
AddltAsTrult IsUsed
When Price Ii Cheaper
rat.S-Jl-13
tV..'. .!.!. .1.1 I..1.! I! ..,
t'wi i iiiMiiu ijiiiiuiicu jarg Willi riiu-
lcr rings I scKcrrMaion.Kcrrllcoti.
omv or Kerr tdc-Mouili M jon jars
ajiilcipi which tea! pbutivcly airtight.
Keep all foodi perfectly no mould or
spoilage. All Kcrrjars adapted to AN V
carinitiR method. Kerr Maon caps fit
AN VMaion jar. Your dealer lias genu
ine Kerr jars and cans or can get them
from nearby jobbers. Write us for free
u 'jii'iiaa
canning recipe book.
KERR CLASS MFG. CO.
"id Sprlaat, OkU
rortUoJ.Or. Um AMU,C1.
'i3$rw
LIBERTY THEATRE
Tan wok or Tn pionnuM
AMP
"w"'1- 1.'??'" tv?ff?,,! ,.
. W. POOLE, Owaer IIARRT BORKL, MmalroJ Plinlit
"""""''"" JU
TONIGHT .
WILLIAM FARNUM in
"THE JOYOUS TROUBLE MAKERS"
A tremendously gripping romance of hidden gold
and of a man's fight for fortune and love
Alto the Sixth Episode of
"THE EVIL EYE"
TOMC)RROW
'THE GIRL OF THE SEA"
MATtNEK HVKiw DAT
I
.jiM.y
'! .W
i
TAJ-
iV