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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1921)
tiumTMrnm THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDXK4UIAT, AXJOUW 17, 1CMJ,. The Office Cat nr jvnicm What "ftmilca" WJU Dm for Vou Hmllni will help tbo grocer with bin lemon disposition, I-etlure hope hn will (arnlp every day; It only require 16 cent worth of kalo a week and a Itttlu pp, to get this paper. Hmlloej will moke the shoe man (Ml couple of feet ahead of hla competitor, land the Jowolor go for ward and watch for charms. Smiles will belp the tea man to thaw out hi chill, and the coal roan to lighten hla loads. Smile will mako the clothier like to suit hla customer, collar the boya and discus tho family tla. BmllM will mako tbo realtor think lota of hit land. Smiles will can tho lumber man to enjoy a frame-up, and "grip" at a put up Job. Bmllea will cause you fall, If o, fall In line every day and read the Offlco Cat tor wo nuid you everyone. Per$onal Mention t Yrt HImi Now Miriams Blr: If another got tlino and one half for overtime shn could pay the war debt with nor back pay. . If. M. II, J. Matloon aaya tbe only ulgbl shift the modern youth knowa about ta the gear ablft. Who U tbn lucky stilt that ralcbos all the flab shown In tbe Illustrated da of tbn summer resorts? Dut your life Is your life, not an apology. Dare to llvo It. Toddy and Hhlmrny stir New Jor aey women, aaya a headline It's a aafe bet that they also agitato thi Jersey men. O. D. llurke say a prsclicaj, Jokor We Clalsm You'vrt Done Noble Thus enough not to play practical jokes on men wbb aro bigger than he la. We Clatn YouVn Done Noble Thus Par and Should (Jo Ah With It Blr: There la work to be done. Thore la really only ono person who can do tbe work aatlsfsctortly. And slnco tbst person Mother Oooes -la sleeping tbe long sleep In that burying ground Just oft Tre- mont street, In Doston, perhaps wo had bettor go ahead with tho work. Unless, of course, you are a personal friend of Blr Oliver Lodge, and can get Into spirit communication wltb the party before mentioned, Tho work to -which 1 refer Is re vUtng the famoua "Ooono Tbutuos." Really, tboy aro 'way out of date, you know, Tbla talk of Kings was all right iwben they woro tbo fnnh Ion, but style do change (Bee La dles' Home Journal or Vogue.) Mr. and Mrs, Tom C. Hpniguo who have been hero visiting for some tlmo left yesterday for Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. II, Flsbor and eon Atdroad aro hero from Hoso burg, via Crater lake. Mr. Plsbor la a Iloooburg merchant wbo num bers several Klamath Falls real nnt among bin llrends. II, W, Thompson, W. A. Konnny and It. W. Wood and wlfo aro all registered at tbo Whlto Pollcan hotel yostorday from Portland. Mrs. A. R. Huntar Is a vacation visitor In Klamath county this week. Byron H. Hurd of tbe California Oregon l'owor company Is In the city this week attending to matters of business, Karl O. Peterson li registered to day at tbo White Pelican hotel from Portland. Mrs. Itomer L. King and Mine King were in tbe city yesterday from Ban Vranclseo on tbulr way to Ora tor lake, Mr. and Mra. Harry Ilrldgford, who havo boon hero with Mr. and Mrs, II. W, Dridgford led Monday in tholr car for Pattorson, California. Bunday Mr. add Mr. Ilrldgford and their guoU spent tbo day at Rocky Point. John Welch arrived Monday from Portland on business. Mr. Welch will bo rememberod by baseball fans for the fine work be did an pttcbor for the Klamath Palls team tbo rear It was taking everything In south ern Oregon and nortborn California. Bam Hotden loft yesterday for Medford whoro bo will bo lu tho hos pital for a few days. W. 11. Swank was In town yes terday from Keno whoro ho oper ates a truck service. Frank Andrews and 13. H Vcateh woro out of town tho first of tbo week on a fishing trip. Mrs. B. C. Van Kmon, wbo has been boro for tho past year with her son, W. C. Van Bmon, and family returned yesterday to her homo In Downer Grove, Illinois. J. P. McAullffe Is down from his ranch In the Fort country attending to matters of business. Mrs. N. M. Cantrelt left yostor day for Oakland, Calltorna, on an Ing for Oakland, California, on nn oxtended vacation visit. Mra. John E." Kndern has returned from Ashland where ahe visited with relatives and friends for several days. Miss Myler Calkins an employe of tbo First National bank la enjoy ing two weeks vacation. Mlas Marorla Cutting, who baa been bere for several weeks a tbo guest of Mrs. II. W. Drtdgford at hor, homo In Pelican City, left for Pied mont, California, yosterday. See our beautiful window ditplay ANDROSS-GLOVER STYLE SHOP 707 Main St Phone 341 W fwVwVVywVMwVMiVVwVWwVwVwVMrw'VA(rV Phoenix Silk Horiety 4 at $1.10 aMyVVwVwVvwWNaaAwAMwwVwW1MawWwwMAa) SHOP IN KLAMATH FALLS Surpassing Fall Styles-Unusual Values A Gorgeous and Distinctive Display of Gowns, Wraps, Suits, Millinery and Blouses AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN HERETOFORE ' WOMAN TO DRESS MUCH BETTER DURING FOR MODEST COST. ENABLING A THIS SEASON Wraps and Coats of regal beauty Cuddlesome wrapt; with lovely fur col lar and ' cuffs, designed with consummate art in fab rics and shades of unbe lieveable softness. Many elaborately embroidered creations, others of charm ing simplicity. A varied and comprehensive assem bly of advance styles $35.00. $45.00 up to $110.00. EXQUISITE HATS Hats of Velvet, Hatters plush, Felts and Duvetynes, in Black, Brown, Fus chia, Copper, Harding Blue at -, $7.50, $8.95 to $23.50. Dresses and Gowns v for street, business, after- ""'-r.. noon and evenincr wear. Never have styles in dress es been prettier. Straight lines with long panels double skirts beaded and embroidered effects, rib bon or krimmer trimmed. A dress for everyone at $28.75, $35.00, if t- $69.50 SUITS Suits of charming individuality develop ed in Duva de Laine", Peach Bloom, Moussyne, Veldynes, Velours, TTrico tines slim straight models or jaunty flares. Either embroidery or wonder ful furs add to their richness at $39.50, $45.00 up to $95.00 Andross-Glover Style Shop Mrs. Lydla Adams, prominent wri tor and loeturer, formerly with tbo department of agriculture In Nov- ndn has announced her candidacy for tho United States iwmato at the next Nevada election. Advertising pay. Try It aad a. NOTICK INVITING PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE WASHINGTON 8T11KRT PROM TIIIIU) BIURET TO FIFTH HTIIEKT, INCLUDING INTERSECTIONS. Mako that Idle dollar work! Put Proposals will be received by tbe It la the bank. Common Council of the City of Klam- Blng a song fit rotxod drinks, Make tho birds all cry Alas; tho mighty nation Now Is high and dry. As they drink ttjolr near boor, All the birds do alng, "Isn't tbla a dainty way For us to tako our fling?" , Pleaso submit this to tho public and get tholr opinion and final o. k. beforo going ahoad with the work. Ilufus II. WwwWf0m0m000WAA4 Outbursts of Everett True By Condon 0VWWWW0WWWWmA00 0jjV0000Vf1' Otrcunwtaatlal Testimony "You ought to havo aeon Dr. Mar shall when hn callod to neo Dolly tbo other night," romarkod Johnny to bla sister's younr man, who won taking tea with the family. "I tell yon, ho looked flno a slttln' along Ida of her with his arm" "Johnny!" gaspod his slater, hor face the color of a boiled lobster John," scroamod tho mother, frantically. Why!" whined tho boy. "I was ' , . ' "John," said his fathor stonily, "leavo tho room.',' And Johnny loft, crying as ho went: "I was only going to say that, , ho '.bad bla 'army clothes on," gl 1S THAT VOU.I- 7- ".. M R.S. Tra.LJSE. Tia i iim- "ClVVier" sot 'Ou'r our of luck 1 HAVS NOAO0SBrr CrMN.CC WITH rA ! i i "" ,BgSBgSBgSBgSBgSBBSw(r!SgsBBgSBgW 13 r TO CAL.L- MI f CAN'T X Cl NOU AS DKr KIAMOE IlllTUfUilr tsrr- UnoOSfNa -toon. rW. Tj i-w - - , - - - Baasrsr- aB oiui e" .ass -w SOSPtCiONS W YBSf.'-TUyp-' ? l" "- - O- I IKie f N irpvii I -sr-7,vv',iV' t IM. 9 i-n tlC-SvM Tlli tmiimmmmBKUBKBBIumLBKKmEB ath Falls, Oregon, for making tbo Improvement of Washington street from Third street to Fifth street In cluding Intersections. Tbo Improvement to bo mado In nccordanco wltb tbo plans and speci fications therefor on file with the City Engineer and tho Pollco Judge, for elthor of tbo classca of bnrdsur facing mentioned In the plans and specifications and In tho Odlnanco, No. C57, ordering tbe Improvement. Tbo making of tho Improvement will be let In one contract. Proposals must bo filed with the Police Judgo not later than 8 o'clock P. M of October 3rd, 1931, at which date and time, at tho Council Chamber In said city, all proposals will be opened fo consideration. Each proposal must be accomp anied by a certified check on some reliable banking Institution equal to tlvo percent of the amount of the proposal to bo forfeited to tho city upon failure of tbo successful bid dor to enter Into contract and bond for tho faithful complotlon of tho Improvement. Tbo right to rojoct any and all proposals being hereby reserved In tho common council. Tho award to the successful blddor will be mndo, contingent upon tho salo of tbo bonds to bo authorized for financing tho proposed Improvement. Tho lmprovomont to consist of grading to full wldtb, hardsurfaclng 35 feet In width with elthor Dltull tblc, Concroto or Wllllto, curbing, and laying of concroto sldowalks. A. L. LEAVITT. Pollco Judge. By ordor of tho Common Council. NOTICH INVITING PROPOSALS TO IMPKOVK KM2VENTH BIURET KItOM SIAI.V STIIKKT TO KliAM. ATH. Proposals will be received by tho Common Council of tbo City of Klamath Falls, Orogon. for making tho Improvement of Eleventh street from Main street to Klamath avenue. Tho Improvement to bo mndo In accordance with tho plans and spe cifications therofor on file with the City Engineer, and In the offlco of READY for Instant use in oil cookstoves, olfH heaters or lamps. H UAikjrourdtthr f ?M MforPtulOII- drWB H eean burning ASLw3m I BR and oonomca. r 1uCE9 HI B n mk U the Police Judge, for elthor of the classes of hardsurfacing mentioned In tho plans and specifications and in Ordinance No. 6S3, ordering the Improvement. Tho making of the Improvement will be let In one con tract. Proposals must bo filed with tbo Police Judgo not later than S o'clock P. M. of October 3rd. 1921, at which time and date at the city hall In said city all proposals will be opened for consideration. Each proposals must be accom panied by a certified check on some responsible banking Institution equal to G per cent of tbo amount of the proposal, to be forfeited to the city upon talluro of the successful bid der to enter Into contract and bond for tbo faithful completion of tho Improvement. The right to reject any and all bids Is hereby reserved In tho Common Council. Tho award to tho successful bidder will be made contingent upon tho sale of the bonda to be authorized for financing the proposed Improvement. The Improve ment to consist of grading' full width and hardsurfacing 40 feet In width, with either bltulltbic, concrete, Wlll lto or aspbaltlc'concrete, curbing and ten foot cement sidewalk. A. L. LEAVITT. Police Judge. Dr order of the Common Council NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE PINK STREET, 11th TO ESPLANADE. Proposals will bo received by tbo Common Council of the City of Klam ath Falls. Oregon, for making the Improvement of Pine street from Eleventh St., to Esplanade. Tho proposed Improvement to be iado In accordance with the plana and specifications of tbe City Engineer, on file with tho Engineer and In tbe office of tbe Police Judge, for either of the classes of hardsurfacing men tioned in the plans and specifications and in Ordinance No. 562, ordering the improvement. The making of the Improvement will be let In one contract. Propo sals must bo filed with tbe Police Judge not later than 8 o'clock P. M.. October 3rd, 1931, at which date and time, at the Council Cbambor In said City, all proposals will bo open ed for consideration. Each proposal must be accompa nied by a certified check on soma reliable banking institution equal to 5 per cent of tbo amount of the pro posal ta be forfeited to tbo city upon failure of the successful bid der to enter Jlnto contract and bond for the faithful completion of the Improvement. The right to re ject any and all blda being hereby reserved in tho Common Council. Tbe award to tho auccesstul bidder will bo made contingent upon the sale of the bonda to be authorised for financing tbe proposed Improvement. Tho Improvement to consist of grad ing to establish grade, hardsurfacing with either Bltullthlc, Concrete or Willite,and laying of cement side walks. A. L. LEAVITT. ,i Police Judgo. By order of the Common Counucll. njqrunjiuijinrijvxivvv'iAnrLrLru-Lru-irirrvyr."ri"ri"i- !-- .-. M WOOD! Don't bo deceived on a double load of BLOCKWOOD Our wagons hold 193 cublo feet or 1H cords. Measure tke load and be sure. We guarantee 1 cords. Measure our wagons. Buy of an established firm and bo sure. Our cheaper wood ta "" GREEN SLAB-WOOD "The Poor Mma'a; Wood" 10 corde for $35.00. A year's supply for two stoves. ' BflMmtflR&XS1 O. Peyton & Go. "WOOD TO BORN" 419 Main St. l Phone SSI jVTjTjvxjyruvvvxriJuruvvvj" iiiiri"ii'iri' If It's Loose 1 We Will Move It O. K. TRANSFER CO. 124 & Phone 87 mmm 1 ' y