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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1025
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new winter Rea urown is
extra comfort for the man at
the wheel Quicker starting
one touch of the starter but
ton is enough Justa Utile nudge
on the accelerator zips you a
. head in traffic with power to
spare.Try a tankful of the new
winterwRed town -"in every
way the best buy in towrC
' ,', STANDARD OIL COMPANY
I ( California )
Buy it anywhere you see the red,
white and blue pump at Standard
Oil Service Stations and at dealers.
"The best buy inTown
Affaire i
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1 he speed-up
breakfast for busy folk! r
Half die day's work is in the start! Albers Minit Oats '
start your busineas-follc off with an energy-breakfast
7 dished up in double quick time. -- . ;-
Three-to five minutes that's all it tales to have
Minit Oats steaming hot; ready to serve. Ready to carry
them through to noon with energy to spare! ; X
For none of the health-and-er.irgy value of oats is lost
in the Albers pre-ccckihgproccss. Every bit cf the oat' -.
nutriment is retained. Only the cooking process is
speeded up. And this pre-cooking gives the oats a nut'
hie, toasty taste that's great.' .....
: Try Albers Minit Oats for your "better breakfast"
tomorrow morning see what a difference it makes! s
Better Breakfaft Cereal
Three Snaps in
GOOD
Used Cars
1923 Ford touring .........:;:...$300.00
1922 Dodge touring -...$475..00
1921 Dodge touring ' $350.00
Y i v (1925 License) : ;
Alto, several other good buys in used
, , cars Cash, Terms or Trade
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Open Sundays and Evenings
Acme Motor Company
6th at Oak - Phone 380
At the Pino Tree i
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In tho ptcturtiatlon of Louis Jo
soph Vance's thrilling novel. "The
Ixme Wolf.' Jack Holt as the fam
ous fictional character, rtoca one of
the most aensnttoual atunts ever
caught by a motion picture camera.
Holt as Lanyard, vthe Lone WVlf'.', j
takes to the air with Dorothy Ikil-
toov u secret service operative '
whose Identity nt the tl:ns Is not ;
known to Lanyard, who believes her
to be a member of the famous Puck
of Parisian underworld criminals. In
pursuit of Eckstrom.an Internation
al spy. Kckstrom has stolen govern
meat plans upon h's person. Holt
0,-nd M5ss palton chase Kckalrom.
played by Alphosso Ethler, through
the heavens, with Holt jumping
from one plane ito 'tho other and
making a return trip via a daring
parachute drop.
Holt mare thnn duplicated tho
marvelous four-mile parachute leap
by an irmv officer at Kelly Flying
Field., duplicated in the sense of ac
complishing the impossible.
At the I'lno Tree Saturday only.
AT THE LIBERTY
ft
"Cupid's Hustler" featured at the i
Liberty Theatre, tonight shows Kd '.
Cobb as the lnstrumar.it of Cuptd. Ho ;
steals hts owa horses to help tho :
girl ha loves. - i
The plcturo s brimful of dash and ;
excitement and tells of a cowboy;
named Jim ho helps a girl to run
tho O. D. Ranch which belongs to
her Mother. To do so he steals 200 i
head of his own horses. The sheriff .
gets on his trail and arrests him.
You will get a dynamic thr'U when
you see the girl come to the rescue
and haul him by rope up the side of
a steep cliff while the posse sleeps
underneath, and yet another when .
Jim is surrounded by the posse and :
escapes through what seems to be !
an Impenetrable barrier from the
deserted cabin wherein he was In I
hiding! However, at the end Jim Is
recognised by his foreman as being i
tho owner of the ranch from- which
the horses were stolen, aT.d all ends 1
as it should with Cupid as Chief j
Engineer. , ' '
, Ed Cobb is tremendously popular
with Westers fans and they will not
be disappointed' in tola latest vehicle
of his which comes quite up to the
mark ot.his previous pictures..
HUNTS
WASHINGTON
. LETTER
' By HARRY B. Ht'XT
XEA Service Writer
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. "One
Eyed ' Connolly," ch-implon gate
crasher, would have had a hard
time getting .inta' the farewell;-cos-,
tome ball given by Prince Oelasio
Caetajil; Italian ambassador.. -
. For the prince had provided "spe
cial - protection ; against Just that
sort of visitor. ' i . ,
Despite the (act it was a masked ;
affair, every arrival bad to IdentI-I
fy himself at the door, lift bis
mask, and then wait until bis name j
had been checked against a Hat of
those who had been invited.
If the guests' met all the3 tea la
they were permitted to mask again
and enter.
If they didn't sut the7 went.
nrlthoii t having been . in ! . . ;
The procedurs f illswed by Prince
Caetanl was made necessary by the
increasing number of "society crash
ers" in 'Washington.
Growing numbers 'of folks with
out Invitations, but. with dreas suits
and a polished front, have been
'horning In" on receptions and
parties. ... .
On some occasions the number
ot persons present M a given affair
has been alroosi double the total of
invited guests.
- At one place,. It Is recounted, tne
'butters-ln". had eaten, up most ot
the refreshments before the hon-
est-to-goodness 'guests arrived.
So when Caetanl, 'who is credited
with having stopped an Austrian ad
vance - by blowing ' the top off an
Italian mountain with dynamite pre
pared for his party, he Bet tor hl.n
self the same .slogan, he did on
that occasion VThey ;-Baall not
pass," And they didn't.
As a result, the Caetanl farewell
party was. one of the really exclu
sive "large" affairs given at thu
capital this winter,- - - . '
Although officially the recant de
parture of Jules' Jusserand, French
ambassador1,' marked tho. hlgh tldu
of regret for a departing - envoy,
Prince Caetanl's ' going actually
leaves more heartaches.
For Don Oelasio Is a handsome
bachelor, dashing: rather than .dig
nified. His adventures, - from rail
road, building, with a construction,
gang in California to his herolo war
exploits, clothed .hint In an aura
'ot romance not equaled by any oth
er member of the diplomatic j.-opi
Being unattached, matrimonially,'
he of course had an advantage ovo
most' of his. diplomatic colleagues.
As a result, wherever h wont, jj
was 'the traditional "Ufa of tho
party." ' ' . : ,
As a diplomat, Caetanl's big work
was to help get Uncle Sam's view
point straight ' with respect to the
Watch Moe's
Store Windows for
New Goods as They
Arrive Daily
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Saturday Extraordinary
Women's and Misses' Fashionable
DRESSES
$12.95
The majority of these chesses sold up
to $25.00, and some up to $35.00.
Truly remarkable for Saturday that
they should sell at $12.95.
Silks
Flannels
Crepes
Woolens
Some plainly tailored, others elabor
ately decorated j with embroidery or
beading, etc Good range of sizes for
Women and Misses and dressea-that
are going to sell fast at'$12.95.
Entire Assortment of
Lingerie Crepe at
29c
There ,vill be many who will take
advantage of this crepe at this
price. .There' must be 25 patterns
or more and of the heavy grade too.
Also included in this offer is the
famous wash-an-rede crepe nation
ally advertised for :it's merits.
1 'Nice Large Pure
White Sheet Blankets
c$2 Each
Just unpacked a case of; these and
marked them exceedingly low that
they shall sell fast. -Cost, no more
than ordinary sheet now and
there ave so, many people who pre
fer a blanket-to, a sheet. Size js
72 by 99 full; with bound edges. ;
Will You Select
Ruffled Curtains
$3.00 Pr.
Many women arc because they arc
about as cheap as you can make
them. Colored ruffling along the
side and bottom in orange, orchid,
blue, etc., 2 to the pair with side
ties and come full length. Nice for
the kitchen or bath, etc.
Full Size ,
Pillow Slips
37c
Here is a pillow slip that is worth
45c any day. Full 42 inch in size
and good heavy weight free from
dressing with a nice large size hem.
We have only a limited supply of
these slips which promise to be
very satisfactory at 37c.
Shop at Moe's First
Where you can Save
: Yourself much
Shopping Trouble '
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Muslin
1-3 off
Garments of fine muslin,
batiste, long cloth, crepe,
nainsook, etc. fJanuentS that
,are well worth the regular
price but for the fact that
some of them, are slightly
soiled, ., ; i,' ;
Included are Puillipiue
gowns, chemise, .etc.; genu
ine hand work and, --truly
represents a Moe Store value
when they are offered at
off the regular marked
price. Come- make your
selection.
Huck Towels
Standard Size
29c
Is there a home that can't always
use a couple of huck towels as
extra cither for the guest or family
Then the rooming houses and the
roomers always need (iiore and
these arc certainly nice at this price.
Be' sure to get three or four.
Entire Line of
, Silkalines at
25c yd.
Included with the silkalines are
Shcenetes and some cretonnes as
well. There is no better time to
make a comfortable or curtains or
so many little things that need to
be done than right now.- Over a
score of patterns to select from and
all good.
32 -in. Zephyr
Ginghams
19c yd.
Our domestic section offers
you a wonderful value in
this gingham as you are in
actuality buying a 29 and
35c grade' but . in short
.lengths. . Most of them are
10 to 20 yards, so you can
have all you want at this
low price. : Many Klamath
women express themselves
as thankful for these Moe
Store values and we want
every one of our cutomcrs
to feel the same way.
Here at Moe's Are Many Brand New
Coats, Dresses,
Ensemble Suits
From these already here you. will de
rive a good idea of what will be worn
for the coming season as the height of
the fashion world is depicted within
them. '
T'ts Very True
there are at least 8 brand new ma
terials and fully a dozen of new shad
es that will play the most important
part for the coming season. More and
more garments come every day as Mr.
Moe can make his selections on the
market.
Make the pleasure ours of
being able to serve you
Fascist! government of Italy, This
be seems to have done. ,
The truo aim ot Fascism, ho told,
us, la "the ethical, social and polit
ical reform of Italy, along lines
morally sound, politically practica
ble and conforroablo to, tho nature
of tho Italian people. We Fascist!
prefer action to -words, and imy ac
tions will be proof of my devotion,
both toward Italy and the United
Ijtates." ' ; ' . . '. -
fWmSias
-.Tho reason dances break up whon
they do Is because by that time the
men all noed a shave again.
' The most fun In the world Is to
throw a -biscuit across' the table at
some formal dinner. '
Things change. And deciding what
is right or wrong Is like writing
tho time of day on a pleco of pa
pear so you will always have It. .
The end , frequently justifies tho
means, but with bootleg boose the
means may justify the end..
The man rwho wonders why 'he
doesn't fall In love hasn't tho heart
to do It. , -
Spend your days' just killing tlmo
and time will kill xou. . ,
A fever blister Is also considered
an excellont chaporone,
A hypocrite Is a man who buys a
big auto to make the ' neighbors
Jealous; . . ' ;.-',: . .'.'... i
Many a man who wonders what
his friends think about him would
be surprised to learn thoy don't
think -ot all.
What tlckols , us ' more than a
woman hater drossed fit to kill Is
a mun hater la a flimsy dross, -
To Obtain
Good Wil 1
it is just as necessary that we satisfy.our used car
customers as our new.' '
, For reliable used car& see . ,
Buick & Staf Garage
' l . H. E. Hauger ':'
Opp. White Pelican Hotel
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