TUVH8DAY, ATttftU
1'AUH FIVE
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
T Ml
DN GUARANTEE
"Anything wo noil wu Kimranluu,
and llkn to nmko quick adjustment
whnn anything In unsatisfactory."
Wllhnut qulbblci of nny sort,
Hutchinson nml Hhnrmnn, of Union,
Oregon, Inlil down thn foregoing
biislnniw policy In a loltnr to 15. II.
Thomas, ronnty agent, plmlRlnK lm
nioilliito sottlnnifliit for a yearllm:
Bhorthnrn hull purchased at thn m
cent farm bureau unto liy II (J.
Iloycn of Mlillnnd, which uftnr thn
nnlii wns found tu hn dofoctlvn Tlio
nnlmnl wnii Injurml In iihlpmn'nt, hut
thn Injury illil not nppnnr whnn ho
was sold.
Mr. Itoyco tin lit $:r0 fur thn ml
'mnl. Whnn ho found out Hint It wnn
dnfnctlvn ho lind thn fnrm hurnnu
agent wrlln thn consignors. Thny I in
moillntnly dnclnrnd that thoy would
Rtund up to thnlr gunrnnteci nml Mr.
noycn could nlthnr nll thn nnlmnl to
'a butcher nnd thoy would innkn Kond
tlio dlffornncn hntwnon tlio butcher's
prlco nnd I2H0, or thoy would ro
jilnco thn hull with n luund onn, If
Mr. Itoyco preferred.
INHUIlANCi: I'lIlM IH
FOHMKO AT MALIK.
MAI, IN, April 7. Louis Holdls
cbnr, cnnhlor of Mnllu Htnto Ilnnk,
nnd Jnmos O'Kcnfn linvo gnno Into
thn real ontntu nnd Insurnnco busl
now. Thny represent thn (Iront Amor
enn Insurnnco company. I'lromon'n
fund nnd other compnnles nnd will
hnmlln flro Innurnnco, nccldent In
surnnco, llfn Insurnnco nnd aulomo
bltn Innurnnco.
Mr. O'Kocfo will hnndlo tlio busl
nous on tlio outside, whlln Mr. Holitln
chnr will do thn officii work In con
necllon with hln pobltlou ni biuiK
cashier.
McNAUY, FALL CO.NFHIt
ON ItKCLAMATIO.N
WASHINGTON, April 7 Senator
McNnry thin nftnrnoon conferred
with Hocrotnry Knll an to thn form
of thn general reclamation hilt whlih
ho oxpocta to Hiihmlt .Monday nnd no
euro onrly pnssugn In thn senate .Lnst
evening thn senator nnd olhor mom
bem ot tlio Western Reclamation as
sociation mot with offlcorn of thn
American legion to discus how thn
reclamation plan fit Into thu pro-
-inji - i- --- .j y
Ifava You fjorn Kelly loIny?
II A sale teeming with VALUES,
II overflowing with style. Benefit by it.
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ANDROSS-GLOVER
Style Shop
. 707 Main St
Phone 341 W
SHOP IN KLAM
MATH FALLS
Phoenix Silk Hosiery. Wonderful
values $1,10
" Jf id
AN OPPORTUNITY SALE
FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
DISCOUNT
on 50 Coats and Wraps
on 50 Suits
on 50 Dresses
Owing to the late arrival of these garments which were intended for our
Easter selling makes this sale possible.
There is no necessity for going into detail as to style, quality, etc. for
the women of Klamath Falls and vicinity have come to know that a
selection made at the Style Shop is correct.
SHOP EARLY
Andross-Glover
STYLE SHOP
707 MAIN ST.
Phone 341-W
COATS ANDWRA?S
Include many of our finest models.
Dresses in Tricotine, Twills, Canton
Crepe, Satins, Taffeta.
In Tricotine Serges, Sport, Combi
nation, Checks, Twills, for best se
lections. Every Dress Hat in our shop divided
into 3 lots
$7.50 $10.00 $12.50
netici: nm I'lmi.H'ATio.v
IHOLATKII TRAIT
(I'tildMirr.)
I'UIII.H1 liAMI ham:.
Not coul land
Dr.rAiroiKNT or tiii: intkiiioh
U. fi. Iind Offlcn ut l.ukovlow.
Oregon. April 4. 1021.
NOTICK Id hnrnby given tlmt. nn
dlroctnd hy tho Commlaslonnr of thn
General Iind offlcn, undnr provl
lonn of Hoc. 24KG. It. H. pumunnt to
tho nppllcntlon of Krod Hnll. IClnmnth
Knlln, Orenon. Kurlnl No. 0112C8. wo
will offer nt public unto, to thn IiIkIi
oit bidder, but nt not lew thnn $B no
per ncro, nt 10 o'clock n. in., on thn
13th day of May, nuxt. nt thin offlcn,
thn following trnct of landr Lot 7.
8cc. 3r., T. 39R. 11. 114 K. W M.
Tho milo will not bn kept opon,
but will bo dnclnrnd cloiiod whnn
thoso preHunt nt thn hour niimnd
hnvo rennod hlddlnK. Thn ponton
making tho hlgheit bid will b n
quired to Immodlntnly pnv to lb" Ho
colvor tho nmount thorcof.
Any portion clntmlng ndvornnlr thn
nbovo-dnHcrlhod Innd nrn ndvlned to
file their clnlmn, or objnctlonn, on or
boforn tlio tlmn denlKnatod for Kile.
Notice will bn piibllMiod for flvn
connocutlvn weokn In tho Klamnth
Woakly Ifarald.
jab v. mmoras,
7-H-21.28.r. Unglntnr.
gram of thn legion (fir puttlnc form
or soldlorn on thnlr font
FUlUTl'Ili: IHIVKIW
Takq ndvantago or my outnldo ner
vlco. I havo a cur and llko to drlvo
It. You need furnlturo end would
llkn to buy It. Call U-W and I will
nond for you; alio tnko you homo.
I'llHKINH KtJIt.MTtJItK uetisi:
"Tim Kunilnlinr of llnppy 1Ioiiih"
7-Passenger
HUDSON CARS
FOR HIRE
The cars that go
and get back.
Phone 77
REX CAFE
Rowing at the
one
TOffY
This associated rnAmjcERBi iiieshnt
"A PERFECT CRIME"
That groat coiuody-drama takon trom tho Saturday
Evonlng I'oat story. . '
An all ntai coat hoadod by Monto Dluo.
This plcturo has Just complotod a most successful
run In Bun Francisco and you will bo assured ot soolne
ono of tho boat plcturoa of tho aoason. .
ioo pkii ci:nt union
MONDALE THEATRE
Arthur Doin
Musical Director
Tod White
Mnnagor
Ed. F. Crawford
Cnlot Oporator
The Best for the Best
THE WORKINGMAN'S THEATRE
Tonight Last Night of Vaudeville.
JAMES AND SHAW
Tho black faco assassins ot sorrow In a comody alnglns, talk
ing and dancing act that's a screnm and
E. J. APPLEBY
Tho world's greatest banjo player. It you onjoy real music and
roal banjo playing don't miss this act.
ALSO
Roy Stewart
"PAYING"HIS DEBT"
TOMORROW FRIDAY j
Chas. Rea and Billy Burke
"PEGGY"
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PERFORMANCE COUNT5
SATURDAY
"DEEP WATERS"
A THRILLING STORY OT THB8BA
At The Liberty
The House of Personal Service
- .
TODAY THURSDAY
mrruuN engagement of nazdiova the incesiimivuli:
-IN-
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STRONGER THAN DEATH"
It was tho danco of Koto. Tho Uvea of hundreds ot pooplo do'
pondod oil tho waning ntrength ot Slgrld, tho dancer.
Did sho tall thorn T
TOMORROW FRIDAY
Harry Carey
"HEARTS UP!"
Harry Carey wroto "Hoarts Up!" as his ldoa ot a dramatic,
snappy, .colorful photoplay with a punch in ovory sonso.
Soo him In a starrlug rolo ot his own Universal production.
SATURDAY
"FORBIDDEN VALLEY1'
A Kentucky Romanco with May McAvoy and Bruce Gordon
stnrrlng, I
Shoo the Blues
Off the Porch
dust the cobwebs
Of course business is getting bet
ter. It already has begun to show
an improvement. What are you do
ing to help it?
Buy a MACK truck and put it
to work for you and see how valu
able an asset it will become. It will
do what you want it to do and keep
on doing it over a long period of
years at a minimum expense.
If you have a real use for a mo
tor truck and there are few who do
not you are wasting time when you
delay. You must come to it sooner
or later it's like going to the den-tist-so
why later? If you are willing
to keep on suffering the pain of
gloom and depression, your horse
and wagon will do but if you want
to be alive, up and doing every min
ute you need a MACK truck.
You couldn't buy a better truck than
a MACK, so it is time wasted for you
to consider any other make.
Performance Counts.
J. H. GARRETT & SONS
522 S. Sixth Street
Phone 500 '
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