iMMrocm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TVSKDAY, JULY 27, 1MW ra-juij.njij'.v.' -. ' ' ' yiiiiwi 1 a. r r Shoes Fitted Correctly Will Never Cause Foot Trouble ' Our salesmen have been trained to Understand Feet and to Fit Shoes. If you already have Fallen Arches, Painful Callouses or bthcr Foot Troubles, our Foot Expert will give you instant and lasting relief with the particular style of ARCH m&mm BUILDERS that you need. He Has Been Trained The Wizard Way ;L i4taB daW M IHr LrX JS Jaw AEUryj jjjijjjijjiSjSXSS'SVtfff'''' m " - I PERSONAL MENTION I o- o I A. Hlchardson, Frank Obon chain ntul JofT Ulddoll wore In town esloidy (rum their fur inn In tlio Illy section, attending to business matters nnit purchasing supplies. (. (i Anderson wan n county sent visitor from Dairy yesterday. Knmk M. Anderson, n welt known geologist and mineral export from llerkeley, California, In hero with his wife for a short visit with friends 'and relathes, tor the first time In t twelve- .voir. Mr. Anderson Is a brother-in-law of Captain O. C Ap- plegato and a brother of (I. tJ. An jderson of Dairy. Tho visitors left today for Crater laku where they 'will spend a fuw das before return- Ing hern. Don Newbury Is In town for n few dajs before starting out for a bust 'ness trip over the county. Ho has ; boon working In tho Chllonuln dis trict for tho past few weeks. Itny Talbot and D. K. Drlscoll are ' In town today from their homes near Itlv, on maters of business, llrnrnt Nail, who has been absent for several months In Eugene, where ho attended tho I'nlvcrslty of Ore gon, returned homo Saturday even ing for the stintmor. Miss Audrey Hoborts who has been lit Spring Creek for n two weeks' vacation, returned homo Sun day. ' (5. W. White, accompanied by his . granddaughter, Dorothy Delrell, left by auto this morning for Pasadeni, 'where thoy will Join Mrs. White who has been spending the winter there. Wesley Walton, who has been In Dorrls, California for mimo time, was here jesterday on his way to Chllo- qui n where ho has accepted a posl- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY mOFESSOR CASSIS IIRAXNAX (Founder of Pomona College School " of Music) AtaHwnees that ho will Instruct totoaU at their own homes on stringed , instruments and piano, us Ing 'stkndard methods. Through forty yearn of specializing as teacher of sstvsnced students of violin and other stringed instruments and hav lns;(fcia concert violinist In ten for eiga lands, he Is ably equipped for teacMBg, from the beginner to the artistic musician. Mr.rv Brannan studied with emi nent European masters at Liege and Cologne; .among them were Ous taVa Jlollaender and Cssar Thomson. R Interested phone No. 25 8 J, J. W. Bryant's) residence. 27 Hon. TOUNO GIRL wishes to care for children, during day. 703 Second BL 27 .. NKAR THK RIVER , i. Price M.000, hair cash v' FtM '-room plastered bungalow, 1oatfVat California SU and Conger Are..Upx200 let: garage, fine lawn, swell' garden and trees. Elictrlc h(ige water heater and two electric ctTMinc!nded. For further parti enters we J. T. Ward & Co.. 834 MalsSt.. Phono 37S. 27 N. K. McCory and Herbert Harry I left this morning for tho headwaters t WANTED 2 newsboys nt tho llor-' of Spraguo river for a few days' llsh I old office. 27-tf ing. I Mrs. G. II. Thompson and daugh ter, Until, aro city visitors today (rom ,jlcr rnnch ncar Hunatua, ' TWO GOOD HO's I John J. Koljuhcr has moved his I " sheep from Malln to Sliver l.ako and It you are looking for a home on Is In tho city today on business, the farm In Klamath Basin, tako a (jeorge Strowbrldge, who operates jWell 'impMved 80 acre Irrigated" Karn l Chlloquln. was In town I farm about 10 miles from Klamath lost night. I Kails, on good county road, with fair Mrs. Hay Court underwent a ma .house, bnrn, well fenced, electric jor operation at tho Klamath general llnlila tt nnttnnn IkIIh mill ssvIja neV graded high '.chooL It ha. "'"" " hl ""' deep sandy loam soil and Is ono of Captain O. C. Applogatu has Just the very best 80 acre tracts In tho received news of the death of his Klamath country, at the extremely C0Ulln. Kudora Lindsay South, low price of $10,000; terms. leacher, and poetess of Kentucky. Good 80 acre farm In the Midland Mrs. South was for many years prln- section, with 46 acres under lrriga- clpal of the Excelsior Collegiate In- tlon. 43 acres In alfalfa, well fenced. ,, at Joffcnn Ky., and was with small house, barn, well, ore- , , , , . . , . . bard. If taken soon, last crop of "'''"I kn,,wn n her "" ,a,n' alfalfa goes with placo. It's a real! O. C. Welch, who ramo hern Sat bargain nt $.1,100: on easy terms, 'unlay night on liuhluess for the A pleasure to show cither of tho ;,., umhcr company, returned to CHILCOTE ft 'SMITH. 633 Main St. ' nol,!U ln Modesto, California, this 27-28 morning. Mrs. M G. Post and MUs Maude FOR HALE Tent house, 7x11. Call 27IJ between 9:00 a. m. and 6:00 p. .-- 27-28 FOR SALE Ford Sedan; Al condl 'U: Inquire 412 Oak. 27-31 WANTED Olrl or woman for din Ins; room work. Marshall House. 27-31 WANTED Position as cook; coun try prefered. Mrs. Fisher, Ar cade Hotel. 27 2,200 ONLY $300 CASH Why Pay Rent New 3-room plastered homo In Mills Addition, one block from the new school; on corner lot. Fully plumbed, built In feature, good front porch and wood shed. J. T. WARD ro Phone 37S 834 Main St. 27 FOR RENT For a gentlemnn, nice bedroom, with bath. Call 240R. 27-29 LEARN TO PLAY PIANO Jars and t,t, of Chicago, III., have been on cUisIesL Will call at your home. ,... , ,,, ,,., ,a .. "O" Herald office. ....... . . . , , 27-28 v,a Medford, by auto to Crater lako. 'Thoy left on the morning train for $2 per hour. Box FOR SALE Several miscellaneous san Francisco and Intend to go homo articles of household furniture ln , R-n,mh,,r eluding largo rug. setteo. porch ham- ln Pcmw-r' mock, refrigerator, leather chair and Mrs. Jamea Harrington, who has other articles too numerous to men- been visiting nt the home of her tlon. Geo. J. Walton. 448 Conger ' nece Mrs. 8. R. Redkey, for the? Ave., phono S3. 27'28 ,,ast week, left this morning for her FOR SALE Studetakor six, 7-pas-1 h"u I" Dubuque, Iowa. senger, Al condition; IfiOO takes' Mrs. M. T. Ilnlley and Miss Olive It. See Dunham Auto Co., 403 8lChubb, who have been to Alasku and tit h 7-28 I tu' " other northwestern points, came down from Crater l.ako yesterday FOR SALE Two spring lambs and two yearling Bheep. Geo. 3. Wal ton, 448 Conger Ave., phone B3. 27-28 FOR SALE Twelve colonies of bees. Just right for back lot apnlry. Will sell all or port. Price reason able. Geo. J. Walton, 448 Conger Ave., phone 53. 27-28 You can depend upon your weld ing Job If wo do It. Our prices are lower than others, too. There's a reason. Howie Garage. 26-tf Star Theatre W- . .TV HIGHEST HTANDAHD PKODUCTIONH TKRWILMGER PATRICK. PROP8. mjjijijijVUMtfnnfr rnr nrntr rn-r n ..-.----- . TONIGHT Billi Burke in "WANTED A HUSBAND" A Clever Comedy Drama THURSDAY Ton. Moore in "THE GREAT ACCIDENT" n-rj. AMVAYH A TWO-RKKL COMEDY SHOWN Friday Ckaxf. Rym VJKED HOT DOLLARS" and left this morning for their homes In Ilakersfluld and Lodl, Cal., respectively. Fred Goocb, who has beon hero looking over the country, returned to his homo In Mills City, Oregon, this morning. He expects to move tils family here In about two weeks. 8. L. Derry, who has been hem on a week's business trip, returned to his some In Sunnyvale, California, on the morning train. h. A. Schone, well known opera tor of the Standard Oil Service sta tion at the cornor of 6th and Klam ath, has been transferred to a station In Sacramento and left this morning to tako his new position. Frank liatcheler, who has been doing carpenter work in this city for tho past two months, left on the morning train for his homo In Port land. Miss Calllo Owen left this morn ing for Marshfleld whero sho will mako her home. Miss Ethel Isaacs has gono to Chlco, California, where sho will make an Indefinite visit with rela tives and friends. R, Wenzol left on a week's busi ness trip to Rosehurg, Oregon, this morning. Willie Lea and Frank Chub, race horse owners, and C, C. Myers, train er, were passengers on the morning train for TIa Juana, Mexico. They ire taking nine horses which they expect to enter in the renowned Tia Jauna races. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ci,Copeland and two daughters and Mr. and Mrs. t ' if i t . ' " "X. '' i Copyrfcht 1920 I but Schiflmr Mull If you're looking for extra big values, yov'll And them here.- Hart Sclufiwr & Marx sale ol die sits at $42.50 $51.50 $57.50 WE'VE GONE A LONG WAY TOWARDS MEET ING THE PUBLIC'S DEMAND FOR LOWER PRICES; WE'VE SOLD ON CLOSER MARGINS THAN EVER BEFORE ' V NOW WE'RE GOING TO DO STILL MQRE TO WARDS MAKING THINGS EASIER FOR OUR CUSTOMERS. WE'RE OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX' LIGHT WEIGHT SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES &;; t-' THESE LOW PRICKS DON'T' r AFFECT OUK GUARANTEE : NO MATTER WHAT YOU PAlV -YOU'LL GET SATISFACTION- OR YOUR MONEY- BACK K. SUGARMAN ' M I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY " Harry Whitman spent Sunday nt llocky Point. They returned by tho way of Fort Klamath and visited the fish hatchery which they found very .Interesting. Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton are Klamath Fails visitors from Rose- . burg. R. W. Whlttlnghlll, a friend of Postmaster W, A. Delzel, Is In the city from his homo In Oklahoma. I When wo weld anything It stays welded. Oxy-acctylone welding Is our specialty. We charge loss thin lothora for this work because wo I have the equipment, the "know how" and the ability to secure weld ing materials conveniently and at reasonable prices. Howie (iorage. 2-tf I AT THE THEATERS o o The second big Harold Lloyd com edy will be shown tonight at The Liberty. Patrons of this popular theatre have long enjoyed Harold 'and now he comes to us In big com Indies that are the peer of anything In this line yet produced. "Captain Kldd'a Kids" will also be abown tonight only at the Lib erty LIBERTY THEATRE THK PICK OF THK PICTCRat ANII A NEW ONE KVKRY OAT II. W. POOLE, (Inner ROGER D. TOnRKY, Musical Director TONIGHT We have an excellent program with Harold Lloyd in "CAPTAIN KJPp'S KIDS" n an extra roiiiedy'iitUurtlnn In addition o " ATONEMENT " Marring Grace Dnvlaoji nnd Conway Tearle ' Wo also show today the .seventh chapter of ' "THE EVIL EYE" starring llmny Ijconard, Lightweight Champion of the World ' 1 . WEDNESDAY We" .how "THE THIRD GENERATION" n story NhnwiiiK that Inherited wealth Is not always boon ' . w Coming Sunday "The Virgin of SUmhoulf 4 n i) J ( ) 4