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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1921)
piudav, juiiY in, mat THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAQB MIX Personal Mention o Robart II Smith, n termor resident of thin city, accompanied by his brother, Jack Sniltli, nnd by Mr. nnd ) Mrs. llnymond l'holps motored up from Santa Ilnrbara thin week nnd arc spending a fow dayB here. They 1 aro guests at tho Whlto Pelican hotel. Mrs. Joseph Williamson nnd Rob ert Williamson loft this morning for their homes In Augusta, Mnlno after n vacation to Crater Lake and other points of Intorcst. Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvin Cross nnd family of Illy nro In town for n few days visit with Irlomls. W. 12. Lamm, of tho Lamm Lumber company, Is attending to business af fairs hero today. H. A. Gardner, publicity agent for tho Canadian National railroad lines, left this morning after n short tlmo pent In Klamath county. J. J. Coylo, of tho Southern Pacific lines, Is hero from Sacramento on .natters of business. Ho Is registered t tho Whlto Pelican hotel. C It. Bowman, a merchant from Chiloquln, was In town yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. James Jory, who ope rate a ranch near Midland woro county seat visitors yesterday after noon. Mrs. A. n. Campbell visited In thN city yesterday from her home at Pine Groro. Mrs. C. P. Werner and daughter, Mary Louise, nnd Mlsa Kathcrlne Beech, left this morning for Los Angeles, where they will visit for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell and family were Klamath Palls busi ness visitors yesterday from Macdoel. California. Alva Lewis was In town yesterday from Crystal, Oregon. Mrs. John Lusby, who with her hufiband acts as caro taker for Karri nan Lodge, was In Klamath Palls yesterday afternoon and last night. A. H. Ifackcrson, an Odessa farm er, spent tho day In town yesterday. tlcorco W. Palmer, of tho Modoc Lumber company, is attending to business affairs hero today. mjrcyclo. Mrs. Prod Peterson was n county seat visitor yesterday from Merrill. J. Prank Adams Is upending n Jew days In thU city from his cattle ranch below Merrill. Mr. nnd Mrs J. D. Grimes return ed homo last night from a three days outing trip to Chiloquln. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wi A. Delioll nnd family nro away for nn extonded visit to Mr. Detail's mother In Helling- hnm, Washington. Tho fnmlly mndo tho trip by automobile and according to word received by their son, Tom, arrived sufoly. ' Don Zumwnlt loft thin morning for Macdoel on n business trip which will last ot cr tho remainder of tho week. Ilo uns accompanied by Kcnnoth Perry nnd Edwin Drlscoll. Konncth- Thnor of Ilorkoltiy arriv ed last night and is registered at the Whlto Pelican hotel. It. W. Tow or Is a county sent visi tor today from his homo near Kcno. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Nelson woro enr ly morning shoppors today from their ranch ricar Worden, Oregoni C. V. Holmes, mayor of Mnlln, was a ccfunty scat visitor this morning for tho purposo of purchasing supplies for tho crow of men ho has at work cutting his heavy hay crop. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryant nnd Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hnrdenbrook returned Wednesday night from Dia mond lake where they spent several days fishing. Robert Graham, who operate a ranch on tho Algoma road, was In town this morning. Miss I-ottlo Plschcr is spending a fow days nt tho M. C. ranch near Chiloquln as the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Paddock. Tho bad strip of patlng on tho way to tho depot, which hna been bother ing nutolsts for some time, is being repaired today. , J. R. Welch, a Dairy rancher Is In town today purchasing supplies. L. P. Duval, crodlt manager for tho Standard Oil Company Is In town this week from Sacramento attending to business affairs. Organize Shasta Valley District YHKlCA, Cal., July IB. Orgnnltn Hon of tho KlnmnUi-Shnstn Irrigation District to include 125,000 acres In tho Shasta Valley w voted by an overwhelming majority nt an election hold Tuesday, Tho Indicated majority n favor of tho district Is inoro than twenty to ono. Tho noxt step will he tho organisa tion of tho district and raising of money with which to mnke a dotallcd survey of tho project which rails for tho tapping of tho Klamath llhor and using tho overflow waters from Kl.i math Lake for Irrigation purpoen In this district. IT. OP C. IIUY8 LAND LOS ANGELES. Cat., July 15. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blockllnger. of Tho University of California has Berkeley, who havo been spending comploted the purchase of seven their vacation at Chiloquln, nro in and one half acres ot ground ad town today previous to returning to joining tho present campus ot the their homo In California. southorn branch of tho university Howard Moon, brother ot Mrs. Ji hero and an additional tract ot the A. Leech, arrived yesterday from tho same slio Is being negotiated for. WWametto valley for an eitendcdtlhe land acquired was taken over visit. Mr. Moon made tho trip by at about $10,000 an acre. Soap Mine Found In Mojave Desert L03 ANGELES. C.il., July IB. A "soap mine" In tho Mojuvo Desert Is the latest addition to tho Industrial enterprises In this soctlon. Tho soap mluo produces a colloidal clay which with very slight preliminary treat ment. Is said to bo a cuperlor grade of laundry soap. It mnkes a soft powder, and Is said to set colon and remove dirt. Tho deposit was dhcoered by a prospector who thought It was flro clay and brought It hero to Ims annly. xed. Ho happened to go to a local lanndryman for aid, and when tho anal) sis disclosed that tho clay was soap, the lauudryman promptly bought S00 acres of land containing the deposit nnd prepared to produco soap commercially both for use In his laundry and for general sale. MASONS MKKT TONIGHT So:retary Lem Gaghagcii has an nounced that at tho mooting ot Kin math I.od go No. 77 Monday even ing nt 7 o'clock, ho would llko to havo n largo delegation of Masons present to tnko part In tho master mason degree to bo glvon to can didates. This degrco Is an Import ant ono In a candidates Masonic llfo and for that reason a largo turn out Is urged. Tonight tho blao lodgo will meet instead ot lost night as first an' nounced and tho entored apprentice degrco will be put on at 7 o'ctoek sharp. WKATHKU UKl'OHT OREGON Tonight and Saturdny, fair. rfWWWWWVMWWWWWWM AAAAmMMMVMWWMMWMVy AMA NllCllOl lit vt vy NORTHERN CALIFORNIA OIL CO. tVM(MAAAMWVNAMWWWMMWMWM lyMWVWWMMMVWVWWWWMWWWV lAAMMMAAMMMMAAMAMMMMMAM OFFICES532 MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 577-J - Put that idle money at work. r. : Buy N. C. O. stock with some of it. c, Help Drill a Well ! Idle money never pays dividends. Idle money does not aid Development for the community or make profits for its owner. An investment in N. C. O. stock will aid in developing a great Resource. Help Drill a Well Phone 577-J or call at 532 Main St, Northern Cal. Oil Co., Klamath Falla Ore. Enclosed check f- for which please reserve -shares N. C. O. Stock at 11.00 nar share, for which I agree to subscribe upon rocelpt of subscription blank. for mo- You Will Be Interested IN THIS TIMELY COMPARISON OF PRICES Last Year's Prices Compared With Those of Teday: For the convenience of our patrons, wc give below an abridged list of the retail prices of today on staple Dry Goods, as compared with the prices of 1920; thereby demonstrating that notable reductions have been brought about in so short a period of time, and while prices in some lines may fluctuate somewhat from time to time; yet we do not look for any sudden changes. We confidently believe that NOW is a good time to supply your needs, while prices seem to be stab ilized. A very obvious fact, but one that will bear empha sis because it is frequently overlooked. The public reads that certain prices have dropped 50 and coupled with it is the memory that the retail price in question advanced 100',. To one not daily dealing with such figures there may appear an apparent discrepancy. So please remember that a 50 decrease brings 100 increase back to normal. And it may be of interest to know that from July 1912 to May 1920, manufacturers' ' prices advanced 172, while retail prices were in creased 105 the manufacturers? prices soaring 67 higher than the retail figures. iftao Hope Muslin .35c Lonsdale Muslin ,35c 9-4 Pequot Sheeting .... $1.25 10-4 Pequot Sheeting .. $1.50 81x90 Pequot Sheets . $3.00 42x36 Pillow Cases .75c Daisy Outing Flannel .. . 50c Amoskeag Apron Ging- am ' 50c M. F. C. Dress Gingham ,50c 36 in. Percale ,50c 32 in. Devonshire Cloth .50c 30 in. Japanese Crepe . .60c 18x36 Huck Towels . 35c 18x36 Bath Towels . $1.00 72x84 Cotton Blankets $5.00 72x84 Wool Blankets $8.50 45 in. Oilcloth 60c 3 lb. Cotton Batts $1.50 32 in. Underwear Crepe ,60c 36 in. Cheese Cloth 20c' No. 1 Best Satin Ribbon ,10c No. 1 h Best Satin Rflbbon .12c No. 2 Best Satin Ribbon ,13c No. 3 Best Satin Ribbon .15c Kayser Silk Vests $6.00 Kayser Silk Knickers .. $7.00 Ladies Cotton Hose (Gor- den) 60c Children's Cotton Hose (Gorden) 60c Ladies Silk Hos $1.75 Ladies Gingham, Aprons- $2.50 $3.00 Girl's Gingham Dresses $3.50 40 in. Crepe de Chene .. $2.50 40 in. Georgette $3.00 36 in. Taffetas $3.50 36 in. Satins $3.00 Banner Sateen 75c Challies (Cotton) 40c Silkolene 45c -r TODAV .20c .25c .75c 85c $1.95 .39c .35c .25c .25c .25c .39c .30c .19c .75c $3.50 $6.00 .50c $1.00 .40c .10c .07c .08c .10c .12 $4.50 $5.00 .35c Silk Dresses 20 off Name Address Date mIjBWEs iJasWlal