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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1920)
i t rw iwewawat-t i A f t j-1 ' 1' I'l Ul HI I ft hi j' ! 5f II v THE EVaWING HMIAtifr KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON V. ."' m; t'4 STORE'S ' '1 . , ,AV . AtV A , .v A . A.'A. A ,S..W'A - A..- A. .. A. A. A A. AAA. A. .sIa'A. AAA. AA A A m. eat ' i I -"KB aw 'C'TmW w Jasssfi?" t rioi a u- X All Suits at one-fifth off, excepting. Blue Serge Suits. All Boys' Suits at one-fifth off. All Straw Hats 1-2 Off All Panama Hats 1-2 Off DRESS AND BUSINESS STYLE SHOES flQ QC LADIES' TIDY-ALL SUITS, EXTRA djo CA EXTRA SPECIAL AT. PO.OF SPECIAL AT, PER SUIT. $Z.OU UfiC LADIES' LEE UNION-ALLS, EXTRA CI 7C vt.OO. SPECIAL AT. PER SUIT. 9 1 JO WORK SHOES, EXTRA SPECIAL AT .....J TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES ONE-FIFTH OFF THIS WEEK BELBER AND OTHER GOOD MAKES. TAKE ADVANTAGE ' OF THESE REMOVAL SALES AND SAVE A LOT OF DOLLARS i"' v KKK STORE 4-J Leading Clothiers and Hatters I PERSONAL MENTION I o o intended to mike a Ionic visit but was called home by serious illness In her family. Mrs. G. W. Tape, or Paso Robles. California, whose husband Is the manager of the i'aso Roble Hot In Fremont, Ohto, returned home last night. 1 W. W. Davis, of Jersey Shore. Pennsylvania, who has been here on former to Grenada, California, aid the latter to Dunsmulr. whom thejr will tltlt friends tor a couple ot weeks. a short business trip, left on ,11m Mr. and Mrs. T. J, It Hoy. who haro morning train for Portland en route been i lilting relatives and friends to his home. In Algomn for two months, left on Mr. and Mrs. I). V. Ilamsdrll nnd the niornltig train for their homo In family were passengers on the morn- Klsslmme, Florida. lng train for Klk City. Lincoln coun- J M. K House arrived by auto yes ty. Oregon, where Mr. Ramsdell teriluy from Mountain Home, Idaho, A. E. DIetz, proprietor ot the nur sery at Corning, California, has been here on a vacation trip and went to Dorrls this morning to attend t Springs hotel at that place. Is In this business. Ho expects to return to- 'r " a pleasure trip. Sho Is ae Bight. jcompanled by her sister. Miss K. Mrs. N". C. BurgM and son. Ray Kaugenhager. roo'nd. who have been here on an B. Switicr Is here from Portland outing trip for two months, took the on a brief business trip, morning train to their home In Sad-i W. E. Winston was in this rltv ramento. 'yesterday looking after property ln-'was superintendent of the Klamath CG. Ferris, a well-known ranch- terest and this morning he nccora-fl,h hatchery at Kort Klamath prior cr-of Donaniar-was-a nasBnnrpr oir-n.intiiit -Xlr: -nn.t-MM-n-nr-Tiitfnril tn-to hU. resignation, recently. the morning train to Central Point, Crystal creek where they will spend Mrs- A- J- KoHKR wcn t Dorrlivl uregon, wnero ne will spend three a few days. I la ""' lo ' muim-M days on Juslnes. Mrs. Mabel Tersteggen, who has Mrs. Jose Burton, of Lawton, Ok-( been visiting Crater Lake, was a pas- lakoma. bo has been visiting at the senger on the morning train for her some ot her sister, Airs. C. G. Ferris. , home In Los Angeles t THREE MEN IN THE PUBLIC EYE owns a ranch and whero they will make their home. Mr. Ramsdell In regard to the fire there yesterday. Mrs. Kellogg owned, the Uradburn hotel there. Mrs. V. S. Jenkins and Mrs. U A and surprised his lirothrr, Charlos House, whom ho had not seen In 14 yuars. He will remain In this city a few das and then go to California point returning-again -In -a-few weeks. After a very pleasant visit horo, tho Misses Margaret and Elslo Sot ser wilt return to their bom In St. Paul. Minnesota, Saturday. Their cousins', Clara Setzer, and Rob ot Bonanza, for two week, left for, Mrs. J. J. Keller, who has been Streuber ot Chlloquln, Oregon, wore c . will uceompany them as e home of her mother -passengers on the morning train, the ,nr onmnu. wnero tiiey will ker home this morning., Mrs. Burton visiting at the rr SMMMMWAAMMMMIWWWN MMMMWliVJIWWMMMMsWWIAfA l0000000000J000j0000jj00A myfWWWWmW0AAA When You Buy Sundries Look Under the Surface m m m m ,r"Tr' - - - J.J..J..--------J.--innrinriririrL-inrirnnrLn ni-jrw-w-M-M--(-)))--firi(-tiriirJ1 THE-HIDDEN QUALITY OF GOODS COMING UNDER THE HEAD OF DRUG SUNDRIES AND COMPRISING SUCH ARTICLES AS Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs Manicure Implements, etc. IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS THE SURFACE IN DICATIONS. SUNDRIES WHICH WE SELL HAVEUA13TYCLEAR-THROUGH. 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Ills brother will accompany I him to Portland. I jus. tan .ii. iooro, woo nas ucen spending the winter In Chicago, was a guest Tuesday night at the White Pelican hotel. Sho will Join hor hus band who has recently located at Kort Klamath. Mr. uml Mm I)llirl Himmnn Cash Is Said to llttVlt taken iilnrn In came down veslerdav from Unnnr nlKht about 11 o"clock on Main ,h" wl,', throughout Klamath lake for a few days Gammon la In chargo of ALLEGED HOLDUP IS KNOWLES TO START MYSTERY TO POLICE' COLLEGE OF NATURE A holdup In which tho victim as- ASTOIUA, July 32 Jo,. Knowlc. .serts ho lost a gold wutch and 2S i A"",r,ru "cl known Nature Man. litT"..u . tunuuciou (itpt-rinmnts In the llnltml Sir. Unset In front of the Central school. fl,n,p' w'll return tn tho woods this ..irvnvin. Inquiry of Police Chlof Wilson thl. '""minor but not alonu. crew for the Callfornlaroregoa l'ow- ' noon received tho roply that nol Tno ra,n wno h o conclusively er company. report or the robbory had reached ;"l'"'onsiraieu to scientists that ho J. A. Daley. Jr., Is visiting hls,',"n- XQU,a ,Mro a ,ne P0P'e t the Btoao cousin, Coleman O'l.oughlln, for a Al tne cntral hotel It was said week or ao. The young man's home'tDal tbs victim, whose namje was not Is in Los Angeles. California, and he!Iearnd rushed In and asked to uso nnnrs WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR' DRUGS y n ' tr ?'Ml. H r - ' . Is looking forward to a floe time ex ploring Klamath county. A. S. Veatcb, ot the First Natioaal bank, It ill at the Klamath General hospital with a severe ease of toaall-Itls. Lie waitners u la town tbli week from the sarvey camp near thr, Klamath Ageaey. Aa ordinary eg-bell, oa which U dellcaUIr palated a mlnlatare copy of a well-kaowa Wattesu painting. was sold raceatly la Paris for 15000. Iamayeltres la Earope the owa- era of hoaaes bearing No, 13 are al lowed (a change the figure apoa a simple application to the proper authorities. Ancient Greeks and Romans fre quently mlied their sea water, tho latter being su posed to promote di gestion and to keep tho wine from "mounting upwards." The sheriffs annually pay Into tho British treasury six horseshoes with the proper number of nalM, in rent for a piece of ground In tho parish of St. Clement's. In olden times In England a royal dish was prepared from tbln slices of young deer boms, these having been prevlousjy fried". Great Orlttaln spends 1240,000,- 000 a year on sport, the largest item being horse-racing, which accounts for a quarter of the full amount. A new device for apartment houses Is a miniature system of pneumatic tubas which carry the mall from the street atranca to each apartmevt. Although' the Illy yields a delloaU perfanaa. la. toilet goods the odor U always' ImkiUd. '7 the phone In the ice cream parlor to notify the police, but there was no record at the station today to ahow that ha was auccessful In getting a patrolmaa or that any Investigation was being made of the case. THB VtW Or tfeaoo eaiamas win aka moaer for 701. Atn Hl.l M.111 -.. i .1. . . . .. . ..- ...... ..... KU mm inn woods IMS summer with SO to 100 boys to teach them "The language of the Woods." Knowies" " University of the Woods" will be opened about August 10 when the party will leave Astoria, The Nature Han has selected a spot Ideal for csmp life, with tho moan tains, the streams, and the nearby ocean forming an outdoor camaus which will undoubtedly attract bora from every section of the Paelle Coast. LIBERTY THEATRE MMMAsWaAft-ft-a PICK OP Am A WW OCT aTVsT BAY w w-a - waB'wvavavavavsissjjajpBjBj m. w. room, Owaar HAJUtT OBMiv itw ...N. .---, m.iuuLu TONIGHT Robert Louis Stevenson's great mystery "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE" You know the story the picture is wonderful FRIDAY That daring horseman, Harry Carey, is the star THE ACE OF THE SADDLE" mi SATURDAY Dainty Mary Miles Minter comes to us in "A CUMBERLAND ROMANCE" - MATorn Kvwmt jat in H H 1 t ? ? T T ? T T t t ywKowwwwwwwx' MtifutftmMttmfim0ttimttmtmitkivtMmitlttl' fwwwiwwiiwwnywww ,JJi)OffJJ-f-- ( I "".Of,!"1 l TT 1XfiaftTTOTnT'- i-t'i . m