THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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VOG
A ' Dozen College Graduates, All Specialists, Discard
Their Life Work and Plunge Into' New and
Untried Jobs, Just To Find Out
Oregon and California Main at Fourth St.
s Phone 60
HIGH IN QUALITYLOW IN PRICE
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CAN GRAB-BAG JOB BE A SUCCESS?
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Or In it limn H'iimI iinly fur lln
luirlluulnr Jul) fur wit Ii-It lm Inm I n
Mlivclitlly iruhmd?
A ilnKi'ii rolli'Ko uniilmiM'M, mir
ronKful In tlinlr irifniiliiis, ma null
ing iikUIii ' Hid JoIih I ln y Irnliii'il
tllMIIIKItlVI'it lu fill i ii i I to fluil mil,
Kor Dim yi'iir llii'y will work In ri I t -
(illli) fiirnliiii In tlinlr iiiIIIiikh In 1 1
nut Ihlit I'XIii i lini'lil, wlilrli iM'i-.an iih
a Jnku In ii I. i'h Ahk.i'Ii'd rliib ih'V
urul miililliit iikii.
Una of 1 1' ini'ii. ! Uny Kllnwnrili
Oruoin. a iuIiiIiik iIiimiiIiiI, Ih iv
rnntly hiul ehitrxii nf u lnin -; 1 1 1 1 t
pill nt ill Nrviidii, Iiiih nlri'iuly pliiiiK
vil Into liU ni'w work.
Tim mining' rlicinlnt Ih imw ii
iikivIu' artnr! ml tlm. nilinn arc
loiiklng fur Jiilm.
"Vf9i WfTji itltfuhHiiiK IMIimn'it
Ihoory thai a cwlli'Kn man In miod
only for ilu work lm lm liwn
taught,' nuyi (irooiuii, "nlii'n nnc nf
u until II till wioiik. lln lliuuitlit
ha could ilii any Job. UV IhiikIk l.
"Dill a fi-w iNiinlln lah-r a Hlmllur
dUcussInn oroo In a sw Vork rlub.
Too men wnrfi mrloun. A down nf
ua.', l&cludlnK Hi rop lawyitm. In
lirdkvra, tli rim I'ligliu'cm, an author,
a douilst, a rlmmlst ant) aicHiiltallsl,
dmildi'd to (lumen Ihi'lr ciiIIImkii.
IiihI fur fun.
"Hn wu look 12 slips of pupr,
Willi,, dllWII U llll.l'll dlrfnl'Mllt lllllllH
nf Jnlm ill Mill riillcr, fuinii'r, luiil-liorjui-k,
iiiilnniiililln ini'i liaiili', actor,
nuiilinr, ImlldlliK I'niilrarlnr, ulitn-
li'lial iiiD'.ini'i'i', iinili'i'iiiliiir, iiinvln
.tar, rlnrli and millnr ami pulled '
Ilium f nun a hat.
"I ilri'W I lm jnli of iiini Inn plrlurn
arlnr. I hail nnvr nrloil In my llfo,
lint a liarKiiln was ii Imriiiiln, mid I
tiail tn suit II I IiiuiikIi. Hn I wi'lil In
II at mien.
"It wimii'l wwy wiling a Jnh. 1
wiik iililfh'il aiiiiind frnai min iiiiwiry
loMiimtlmr. (mm nan Muillo Id llm
lllinl. Allnr four Wnnkil I It'll tt
i haiii'n in m l a i inull pint In a iilu
dln nil I. win liilaiul.
"I wan luld tn Kn huiim and lli'l
lily I'Vi-iiliiK i-lullins. Foniii dlfri-ronro
linlwi'iin wnrklnx In Ihiim and In ilic
khaki I worn on my old mlnlnic Jnh!
"Hut I Innk tn II HlrnnK. II Isn't
I'Vi-ry day I hat nan run g.'l paid fur
diiiirliiK with . rllunnliiK arrnun
slnr."
(iromns ki'Ik $10 a day, whim lm
wnrkn Hi Ilio ijiovIvk; lm usimI to tut
fl.'lUO n tiimilli mi thn tn 1 it I ii tC Job.
"Hut I tin fun of thn new work," ho
a)n, "inakxii up for Ihn tUffi'M-nra.
llniildoK. I'm Ki'ttliiK ahi'inl no Ihn; I
Jnh, and alroady huvo thn Kturt nn I
tho ollior fidlowa who will bruin
looklnn for thvlr ni-w work In thn I
full."
ONLY PRODUCING
RUBBER PLANT IN
U. S. IS IN TEXAS
ALPINE, Toxin, An. 2. Tho
only rubber producing plant known
14 (row nncultlvntnd In North Am
erica d found In tho Dig Hand
country of both Texan and Moxlco,
. alone the border, and tho only fac
tory, In tha Unlli'd SlutoH oqulppcd
to tnako rubbor from tho raw lalax
la la Dreamier county, Texan. A
factory wan entabllnhod nt Maru
,thon about Id yori ago, but, for
Jb paat aovaral ynri bai beon
Idle.
'Tho plant from, which rubbor
way be mada la tho Cluuyuio, and
grqwi abundantly In this soctlon of
tho country, Largs auantltloi bavo
boon doitroyad by pralrlo fires and
ntgloot, bul much contluuos to
(row without attention. Apparent
ly It will tbrlvo In rocky barron
soil where nothing olno will sprout.
The Ouayulo has no roiomblanco
to th. rubbor trees and plants of
troplcaUcountrlos, It grows in the
form 'of a small bush or shrub and
whoa mature It. about tour foot
nigh, resembling slightly tho Texas
t groasowood bush. Its lenvos are
small, tough looking, and bavo a
slight similarity to thoso of other
rubbor producing plants.
The milky Julco, known ns latax,
from which tho rubbor Is mado Is
In a layer undor tho bark or akin
ot the shrub, ctxondlng from tho
root to tho 'topmost branch. Tho
latax la separate and distinct from
tho sap ot tho Ouayulo, which flows
IhriiiiKll tho plant.
Tho in (i tli oil of extracting tho
latax differs from that used In trop
ical countries 'her tho tro'os are
tupped, and tho Juice ooxos out.
The fluid Is pressed from tho!
ontlro Ouayulo plaut.
(RADKRH riCXIC
Lumber Kradnrs and tallymen
will picnic nl Hoi kv Point Sunday,
Aux. 6. Ilont will leave mull dock
ut Khlpplngton X:.10 a. m. Trans
portation free. Thoiro who do not
tnko lunches ran buy thorn at llorky
Point. ItoKUlar meeting of Graders
rlub at Scandlnuvnln Hull, Sutur-
dny, August 4, at 9 p. m. All grad
ers and tallymen bo prnsont.
1-3 y. MORRIS. Secy.
Free to phonograph owners. Snt-
urduy only. A good quality rocord
brush. Currlns for drugs. 2
Kodak finishing at Stlnson's. 3t
Ready Cut Homes
Not Portable
SAVE
20 In Material
50 In Labor
Wo will ship you a huuso
on 5 days approval.
Send for Catnloguo
So. 714 ,
Tumwater Lumber Mills Co.
Manufacturer ot
READY CUT HOUSES
Balos Office
Xorthtvcat Dank Dldg.,
Portland, Oregon
TAKE Shell Gasollrie on
your next campine trip
that's a real test tor any
motor fuel. You'll appreciate
its quick starting qualities on
cold mornings and the way
it pulls ort the long, steep
grades. You'll appreciate its
splendid mileage too. Look
for the yellow and red Shell
signs there you will find
good gasoline and good serv
ice, SHELL COMPANY
orcAunam
Saturday Is The Last Day of Our
Summer
Clearance
All Summer Coats, Capes, Dresses, and Hats
Must Be Closed Out to MakeRoom for Fall Arrivals, as our New York
Buyers are now Purchasing our Fall Ready-to-Wear Apparel and Mil
linery which will soon begin to arrive v
We are grouping out entire stock of Hats in five groups $7.95,
$5.95, $3.95, $2.95 and $1.95
Group 2
$9.50 Hats
CLOSING OUT
at
$5.95
Group 3
$6.00 and $7.95 Hats
CLOSING OUT
at
$395
Group 4
$4.00 and $5.95 Hats
CLOSING OUT
$2.95
Group 1
$15.00 Hats
CLOSING OUT
at
$7.95
Group 5
$3.50 up to $4.00 Hats
CLOSING OUT
$195
Tremendous Cuts in all Our Summer
Coats Capes and Wraps
Light Colored Poiret Twill Suits in Two and Three Pieces,
t Silk Sport Dresses in all the Newest Combinations
tn
on all
Sport
Dresses
gdDI
on all Summer
Coats
and Capes
EXTRA SPECIAL
Light colored Poiret Twill Suits in two and three pieces, one
lot ranging in price from $89.50 to $95.00. Neat, well tailor
ed, up-to-the-minute modes from New York's famous design
ers. Specially priced at
$59.50
EXTRA SPECIAL
Especial care was given in the selection of our Frocks, and
you will buy Style, Workmanship and Quality at this sale.
One lot Taffeta Dresses, values up to $15.00 and more sold at
a fine reduction to
$9.50
Twenty-five Poiret Twill 3-piece Suits,
values for which we asked $24.50,
on sale at ;.
$12.50
PERKY PEGGY
DRESSES
$2.95
Madeof the best imported Crepes, plain
and fancy, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95. .
MIDDIES
Plain White and with colored collars at
95c
Twenty-five veiy finest quality Taffeta)
Dresses, values up to $35.00,
your choice for
$15.00
FIGURED CREPE KIMONAS
Summer Clearance Price
$1.50
, WHITE BLOUSES
White imported Marquisette and Royal
Blouses reduced to $1.95, $2.95,
$3.95 ami $4.95 all worth
more than double
GINGHAM DRESSES , .
'' Summer Clearance Sale
$3.95 $4.95 $5.95
k .Values up to $12.50
SILK CAPES
Silk Fringe bottoms at
$9.50
KHAKI KNICKERS AND MIDDIES
'for
' $3.95
Extremely Good Values '
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