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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1921)
' WKDNKSD.W, MAUC1I 0, 1031. I'Aqj BIX FOll I112NT Thrco rooms, unfur nished. G21 Onk. 8-1 4 NEW TODAY THE EVENING HERALDKg AMATHfl FALLSJ OREGON IliiU FOR ItrCNT Two largo furnished .housekeeping rooniR. -101! So. ltlv- orsldo. I'Jiono 467W. 3-11 FOrt HUNT Throo room hoilso, now. Inquire Fred (larjch tit old Ash land rmll store. . 9 FOR BAIjM Oil HUNT Throe room plastered honso; cooil bath room. Inquire It. .Noud, K. K. K. store. IF YOIT WANT n Navajo rug, beauti ful design, ilrop a postal to Mrs. M. J. Ynilort. Klamath FalM, ami nho will call to soo you. Scatter claim ail column FOlt SALE Ford touring; imw seat covorsj now paint; now top; tiros Reed. Klamath Falls Auto Co., 224 Main St. 1-12 FOll IlKNT Furnished apartments on Main SI. l'hono 376. !M0 ? FOR 8AM3 1917 Chovrolot tour-I V Ing; now battery; now paint; Reed 2 running order. Klamath Falls Autoi Co.. 834 Main St. 8-12 ! n. IFOR SAM3 Ford Speedster; factory A nod)-; now pa i iu unit upnoisicry; i a a dandy. Klamath Falls Auto Co.. ' V 224 Main St. S-12 I I FOR SALK Oakland "Four" speed- V stor; liosrh magneto; Reed tires; ? now paint. Klamath Falls Auto Co., U L 'M Main St. 8-12 j V 11 ; H"$4HMHMH Kfli ryrfcht !!nit IV.'is.'S icr it Marx WANTK1) TO W'V-Knira ownor, modern C room house, not too far out.' Must bo reasnnnblo and on terms. What hnvo yiiiiT Address M. Horald office, at on re. with price and particulars. 0-10 MIUDU: A(5 HO lbY"wislies"p"osS tlon as JioUsekooper, In motherless family preferred. Call Kellogg npts. 3-4. 9-1 2 FOR RKNT Funilshed one room cabin for bachelor. 741 Walnut Ave. 9 O- O- Pcrsonal Mention r a I I clothtiiR1 X T i Gl FOR SAM3 70-lb. sack baby rhlck feed, fruited oath and fruited whoat mixed. 711 Walnut Avo. 9 WANTKD Your watch or clock to repair. Ocorpo L. Mctx. Jeweler. C22 Main St. 9-23 netici: If you neglect planting your shade trees, roses, borrlc, etc. this spring you will loso ono year's growth. So placo your orders nt onco. A. 11. HAM!. 1014 Mnln S-10 Fred 1. Houston, local merchant, left this morning for Al- Roma, where ho will transact busi ness, returning this ovenlnR. Mrs. Mabel Weedon, formerly urn- ployed by thu Star Drug compifhy left yesterday, for Merrill, where shn will visit hnr tlntti?litnr Dm-nthim. " AT and other rolatlvcs and friends for ' J several woeks. ' T. M. Ciinnlnchnni mill wlfo. fnrm- .. Y .?. Z A. lunmnguam nun who, larm-i-?' ors of tho I'lno drove district woro'T city visitors yesterday. Henry Stout, gnmo wnrden for this district, left this morning for tho Ft. Klamath country whoro ho will remain, several days. Flnlcy Wilson, farmer of Chllo quln, Is in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. Kugcno Golf, who have been residents of Klamath Agency for sometlmo woro passen gers on this morning's train for Kit- Skewing at the -aiic iptp- ol tlALIT t .- yT muivrz rrn-nsrv Bryant Washburn "WHAT HAPPENeB TO JONES" "Fifteen drys' on a poor 'wet's' chest; Oh, oh, oh, for n.boUlo of lioilcu!" 'Twas tho wall of a thirsty soul who married a wom an for gold; then had to llvo In a town so dry that his money did lilm no good! Yet this wretch In need had a friend Indeed. Soo what "happened to Jones when ho tried to sneak In with re- A sparkling yarn that uncorks laughter and fills you full of good spirits. FATTY ARBUCKLE ' "THE COOK" FRIDAY Charles Ray in "THE VILLAGE SLEUTH" mm i V Y Y r r r r t y y t T T f t t r v For Your Protection We say : "If. you a en't satisfied for any reason, wi'fh the clothes you buy here, ' bring them in, we'll make it right." If Yovi Want Low Cost Buy Hart ScJiaffner & Marx Clothes $40 - $45 - $50 You can't find any clothes at any price that don't look well when you buy them; the test of quality in clothes doesn't come when you first try them on. After a month or two you'll bej jin to see why Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are so generally preferred by the best dressed men. These clothes have the "staying" quality. They're very smartly styled; and they keep on stylish looking. "I Ain't Mad At Nobody" K. SUGARMAN The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes 5mS!!KKXmJXKM SS will largo geno, whoro Mr. Golt charge of ono of tho hatcheries. Dennis and Hugh O'Connor, far mers of tho Merrill dlhtrict, are in tho city today on business. Frank Wlldo, proprietor of tho hotel at Malln Is In tho city today, transacting business. Lcn Royco, stockman and f ar mor, returned the first of tho wnok from his ranch on tho upper Klamath marsh. Kamath Falls An Empire And a mighty rich empire it is too. Rich in natural resources, in climate, in scenery and in' game. Rich in everything which God could put here to make for man's happiness and prosperity. But in spite of all this richness, we are at present as poor in cash as the rest of the world. A community like an individual to gain honest and permanent prosperity and acquire a surplus of cash MUST PRODUCE AND SELL FOR CASH more than it CONSUMES AND BUYS FOR CASH. If Klamath sells for cash more lumber and live stock and farm products than she buys of outside pro ducts, there yill always be surplus cash in Klamath. Our line of products is bought and used by almost every resident of Klamath. A large portion of the cost of every house and building is for WINDOWS DOORS-CABINET WORK and MILL WORK. Hundreds of thousand of dollars of Klamath cash have been sent cut in the past few years for these pro ducts, and those hundreds of thousands of dollars are now in circulation in Portland, Sacramento, Weed and elsewhere. Don't you wish that all those dollars were in circu lation in KLAMATH FALLS today? KEEP YOUR DOLLARS AT HOME BUY MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS PRODUCTS sh ass B " . OUR " 12 mmm 8 m w New Shoes Just received from manufacturers noted for their ability to concentrate on quality and style and yet hold the cost down to pop ular levels. It has not taken them long to give their allegiance to shoes that forecast fashion and do not demand an exorbitant price for advanced design and excellent ma terials. Each shoe worthily represents its class. There are low shoes, and high shoes, pumps, slippers, and oxfords. And in each style there is a wide range of selection. REGAL SHOES FOR MEN PRICED $9.50 $13.00 side Lumber Co. Owned and Operated by Klamath Falls Business Men LM6 9 i T T Y Y t Y t Y r r Y T T r Y Y Y Y Y Y