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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1921)
'1 rAgn.iiYP. I r ( THE EVENING, HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Thursday, FramrARV. at,, iraii The Army Goods Store 1136 MAIN STREET AH Winter Supplies to be Sold at Very Low Prices. U. S. Government Wool Blankets ....- $L ftl U. S. Government Wool Stockings r U. S. Government Wool Underwear Reclaimed, garment H Cr U. S. Army Regulation O. D. Wool Shirts ..-- $3 CQ U. S. Government Regulation Overcoats Jfl fin U. S. Army Munson Last Shoes JC ofi Special for this Week Wit iIn tunn n llinllr.l amount of U. H. Oovcrnmnnt Cnnnwl llncon on hand. TI.U Bacon In pock nl In 1!MI. rnn mid U fully guaranteed by (ho Oovonimcnt. $2.50PerCan JOS IRE IT OLD TIE PHOKN1X, Arlx., oli. 24. No vajo Indians oro (ho first of tho tribes livlnr In this vicinity to tool tho offocts of low prices. As n ro milt of prosont price, tho Navajos aro turning from tho modorn pur nulls thoy havo adopted In rocont yours to tholr moro nnclont Industry tho making of tho far-famed Na vajo Indian blankets, according to Information brought to I'hoonlx. Of lato yoara tho Navajo of north ern Arlxona bavo engaged In wool growing with great huccobh. Kvon IMMMMWVWWWWWWVWWVWWWWVVWWWVWWVMW Enrich Your Blood Rich red blood is absolutely necessary for good health, comfort, peace of mind and happiness. If your bipod is in proper condi tion it will do away with that tired out, sleepy feeling.. Underwood's Compound Sprup of Hypophosphites It is one creator of new blood that deserves all the praise which we give it. It purifies, enriches, stimulates the blood because it contains the blood making and tissue form ing elements that are quickly taken up by the system and which produce health, vigor and vim. Fully guaranteed to be just as rep resented and worth every penny we ask for PRICE $1.50 Hiwerwoofc HamBfY hi ntnn 1 n nil .1 .v 1 inrn lii in tt-t :rsw m jiuruu-iii inuuj wivuuwii. firry - wj vv V. J WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLC I pufal-TY BUY THEIR DRUGS yyMWWWWWWMWVSMAWVwVyyi tho squaw was callod from hor blanket woavlng to moro profltablo duties In connection with wool grow ing. Hut tho prlco of wool has dropp ed and has forced tho Indians back to oiankot making. 80 tho squaws onco moro tako tholr places by tho doors of tbo "ho gans" and work out tbo wool doslrns that brought famo to tholr trlbo. Tho Navajo squaw Is a past mastor In tho art of working out blankot doslgns. Hho often koops a design In hor mind for sovoral weeks boforo starting work on It. Bomotlmes wbon asked to copy some other design, tho squaw studios tbo model for hours, then departing for homo without tho modol. Lalor eho will roturn with an oxact copy. Olbor tribes havo not yot boon forced back to their old pursuits. A trlbo of Maricopa Indians, living eight miles south of Phoenix, famed ns makers of pottory, havo taken to cotton growing. Tholr Incomo from tho crops and from tho government has brought so much prosporltr that In tho past yoar thoy mado only 20 per cent as much pottory as thoy did flvn years ago. Wheat and cotton raising havo groatly curtailed production of bas kets In tho Papago Indian villages In Pima county. Inhabitants of theso villages produco most of tho world's supply of Indian baskets, according to curio doalora, but tho supply Is loss than ono tenth of tho domand. OUTHIDiniS FAIL TO flKARI JAP PROIILKM HONOLULU, T. II., Jan. 28. (By Mall) Tho country at Isrgo looks upon tho California Japancso ques tion as somothlng It roads about and doos not much understand, accord ing to Myron T. Horrlck. financier nnd formor Unltod States ambassador to Franco, who la spending a vaca tion in tho Islands. "Home of tho California agitation" Mr. Horrlck said, "strikes mo as be ing puroly local politics and I am not In sympathy with such states manship." GAMJUJOW PLENTIFUL HONOLULU, T. II., Jan. 28. (By Mall) Pollco of Honolulu In 1920 mado 478G arrests, of which total 23G0 wero for gambling, according to tbo annual ropoft'ot Shorlf f Chas. H. Itoso. A Classified Ad will sell It. ' . We wish, to .announce the arrival of the' first car-, load of the new 5crJppsri?oofYcars. They are now on., display jn our salesrooms and we cordially invite the public to call and inspect them. Ewauna Motors Co. : 123 South Fourth Street. Phone60-W VtaMtwi-H $ i jo jkji i IM Copyright Hart ScIalTncr f Mint ' I you buy any clothes this spring, be I sure of the quality you get; we're so sure of the quality we're giving that I we say "money back if you aren't H satisfied" . M mm b M .00 I H Nothing to compare with these Hart Schaffner & Marx values There may be cheaper prices. There aren't any better values anywhere. You buy clothes for the wear and style you get and because these clothes give you more service and satis faction for the money you spend than any others they are low priced for you. Money back if you "' .- 'dont think so 4 The home of Hart Schaffner & Mark. clothes K SUGARMAN I AIN'T MAD 'AT NOBODY i
