The Evening herald., February 27, 1925, Page 12, Image 12

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 102
IWorth Taking" a Chance On
"After All a Dollar Is Only a Dollar," It's How Much
Your Dollar Buys That Counts Most. Moe's Store Dollar
Day Make Your Dollar Stretch That Much Farther
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it was a diamond brooch. And it was worth lo0.00O. jewelers say. Uul
It sold for J100 "sight unseen" t the Dead Letter omce auction of un
claimed packages. Hundreds of other valuable articles are going the sams
way. Careless wrapping and addressing of packages is costing parcel post
users millions of dollars annually. Above may be seen a part of one day s
bab-.tl In this "mail graveyard." The man below is shown going through a
ejsi jf boxes trying W And some way to Identify them.
News of the Klamaf hCountry
MIDLAND
' A whole flock ot blua birds, har
bingers of spring, have arrived In
this neighborhood. As further evi
dence of, spring H. A. Wltherill re
ports the squirrels are venturing out
from their winter quarters la the
ground.
Mrs. Edgar Furbar recently re
ceived a nice shipment of purebred
Barred Rock baby chicks.
'' Bill. Burnett was In this vincinty
Saturday setting a line of traps tor
mall fur bearing animals.
.1 Some of the -Sillier Tsland folks
report some good catches of suckers
in Klamath .River. ' , ; -.
I J.. Flowers came In from the
dredger Sunday for a visit with his
family.
'. Richard Quimby of Klamath Falls
arrived in .Midland Sunday where
he Is spending a few days at the
home of H: A. Wiitherill. -
Mrs. Frances Royse, John Butler
and ' Mrs. Beatrice Phelps were
among the Midland folks who were
in Klamath Falls Saturday, regain
ing over night and returning home
on the Sunday morning passenger.
, Mr.' and Mrs. W.- H. Wynant and
Children, Helen,. Esther and Junior,
spent Sunday at the J. B. Burnett
borne. i
' 8. L. Burnett wa3 a business visi
tor In Klamath Falls Saturday.
, Golden West , Maat and Market
company on Saturday made another
large shipment of sheep to Oakland.
Two hundred head of cattle were
shipped at' the same time bv John
Allen.
'. Monday' being n school holiday
Helen Couchman extended her week
end visit with home folks until Mon
day night, -when, die returned to
(Klamath Falls on the evening train.
Mrs. F.' J." Flowers entertained
Mrs. Phelps and Mr. Stratlon at din
ner Sunday evening. .
' Midland school children and teach
ers are Justly proud ot their attend-
Worked-NoPay
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Knd by the auueifntendent of nub
Uo safety, then re-hired by the city
pouncll. Jack Krouhv, Du Moines
policeman, walked a beat in the Jail
iw tiding while his case was debated
; la osurt. , While there he arrested a
wanted by police who wan
.-'bout to leave the building unno-
, tie! Bach day he walked the best
fcle allotted hours but the court
beldvhe had no civil service rights
I and he was denied pay.
ance record of 98.4 per cent the past
month. This docs exceedingly well
when one considers the great dis
tance that has to be traveled by
many of the pupils over bad roads
and through all kinds of .weather. --
Following is the progracn given by
the school Monday morning in hon
or of Washington and Lincoln. Song.
"America"; essay, "Life of Lincoln,"
Pauline Burnett; "I Love the Name
of Washington," James Flowers;
recitation by George Burnett; song.
"Uncle Sam's Wedding"; "Life of
Washington," Catherine Burnett;
song, "Star Spangled Banner"; reci
tation, "Truthful George," Esther
Atchison; reading by Opal Hooper
and Naydlne Greagory; although
Washington was a great man, Mat
thew Del Fatti shows there Is a
"grater":; song, "Columbia, Gem of
the Ocean"; Boy Scout march; song,
"We're Tenting Tonight"; reading.
"Life of Lincoln," June Couchman;
Amenrican creed and flag salute.
Helen and Hurley Couchman
were the only visitors present to
enjoy the program.
Anna Burnett was the guest of
her cousins, Catherine and Pauline
Burnett at their Miller Island home
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Senn were
qillers In Midland Sunday after
noon. Wan. Sherrlll, a rancher of the
Lovcr Uks, was a bubl:ess caller In
Midland Tuesday.
WORDEN
I. A. Stiffler of the Keno section
was a Wbrden business caller on
Wednesday.
F. A. WJIson Is the !rst In this
icinity to begin farming operations.
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. I.ervin of
Klamath Falls were Sunday visitors
In the Chapman heme.
T. R. Daten reports the Keno
Wordnn road to be drying so that
within a short time cars can get
ovor the highway.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. -Nelson and
son Roy. who have been In southern
California several weeks will arrive
hcaie next Saturday.
C. N. Gordon, local contractor, was
ownrded a e:nt;act to erect a bun
galow on Spencer creek for 8. W.
Kesler. Mr. Kesler is making many
Improvements for a summer home In
that scenic vicinity.
Why not absorb a volume of good
sense by lining up with the philoso
pher who said: "War against your
own vices and make peace with your
neighbors."
To commemorate Washington's
birthday the program given by Wor
den school was up to the best. Pa
triotic songs, appropriate recitations
and brief talks by patrons were well
received. An enjoyable tlmo for
those who were present.
In town the business men must
meet once or twice a iweek and eat
together to keep on good terms with
one another. In 1 the country they
havn a rabbit drive or free lunch at
the farm sale. We are all alike only
different.
, Havbingers of spring with roll ot
blankets and tired feet are migrat
ing northward to camps In the pin
eries of Oregon.
F. H. Downing has Installed an
irrigation pipe line to his lawn and
the flower gardens over which Mrs.
Downing; preside nthuslamlcally,
Jap Crepe
Well known by every
woman. Over 25 shades
of the heavy grade. 3
hicheS wide and arc
fast color. For Dollar
Pav, 4 vds
Feather
Pillows
32 (J
of vj)
ft
Regular size covered
ster
ply that extra room
ivith a pair, each
Kegtuar size tuvcicu
,vith gopd ticking. Clean 0
sterilized feathers. Sup-
Dress
Linen
Choice of any piece in
stock in many shades.
Xon-crushable,
or, and
awful lot this season.
Dollar Day at, yd. . . . .
it many siiautrs.
tshable, fast col- D"
will be used an VjV
Women's Rayon
Silk Vests
Another shipment of these
Rayon Silk Vests will be
offered again tomorrow.
Nice weave, straps and
everything ready to slip
into. While they last . on
Dollar Day, each
$1
Cotton Bats
Regular full comforter size.
Costs you very little to make
a comforter, and it's easy.
$1
32-In. Zephyr
Ginghams, 6 yards
What there is left of this nice
quality gingham that "usually
sells for 25c and 29c yd. Some
nice patterns and you will do
well ' by getting your share
now. For Dollar Day only..
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ColourjShur" Suiting
Materials, 2 yds. for
One of the most popular fab
rics that will be worn this
spring. Guaranteed fast
against, foiling, exposure or
perspiration. Many different
shades and 36 inches wide...
Every Woman or Mitt Would
Like One of These Novelty
Fudge or Bib
Aprons
Made of fast color fabric appropriately
'trimmed with rick rack, pockets, and other
frilly little trimmings. Makes an
excellent gift or used as a Berving
apron as well. You couldn't begin
to make them at this price. Mr. Moe
was fortunate in making this pur
chase while in Los Angeles and they
are Bure to sell fast at this price.
Each :
Twill
Toweling
We have 150 yards of
;his twill toweling, Very
suitable for roller, hand
or kitchen towels. Spe
cial. Dollar Day, 7 yards
for
School Day
Romper
Cloth
Very nice selection of
patterns. You know
how durable it is. Kid
dies rompers, dresses,
men's shirts, etc. Spec
ial, 3 yds, for
Women'
Gowns
liver so many women
who look forward to
these gowns of muslin,
nainsook a n d some,
crepc. Various styles,
cheaper than the mak
ing, at . ,
$
$
Choice of all
Silkalines, 4 yds. for
So many people use it for cur
taining, comforters, and 101
other uses. Plain and fancy
patterns. The usual : Moe
Store selection, 4 yds
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WHITE PLISSE CREPE
DOLLAR DAY, 5 YcU FOR
With a limited amount left this plisse
crepe should have your interest. So
easily made up and laundred. Nice
for gowns, step-ins, bloomers, etc.
This is about one Ihird reduction. ,
Dozens of new things are coming in daily.
Manifest your interest by shopping with us
often as most people do.
Just Unpacked
Women's Sports Hose
Can be had in four popular h fl
shades, rust, beige, grey, black
Medium weight linglish rib- f
bed mercerized, full length and
an excellent quality for spring.
Ciood value indeed at 2 pairs
Guaranteed Hose
For children in '
black and cord.
All sizes. Scud
the children
down for them.
4 pairs for ....
$1
Ladies' Fine Grade
Rayon Silk Hose
Another full case received yes
terday. Among them are many
new shades including, Grain,
Black, Airdalc, Beige, Cord,
Grey, Skyn, Fog, etc.
( Truth in Advertising o
an expert In floral culture, which ia
an Inspiration to all lovers of tho
beautiful who - visit the hospitable
ho.ne of the Downing!.
FORT KLAMATH
Mrs. James L. Gordon and son
Fred returned home Monday after
spending a few days at Malln whero
they visited Mrs. Cordon's brother
and family.
Oeo. Hoyt spent Tuesday In town
from his ranch on Kln'moth Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Youel and Mr.
apd Mrs. H. O. Bunch mere dinner
goest of Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Wptas
of Wljllamson River Tuesday evo
nluff. , .
, A basketball game will be played
at the Klamath Agency gymnasium
Thursday evening , between the
Agency nd Port Klamath teams.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilcrt Gray and Joe
Henslg wero Klamath Falls visitors
Tuesday. Mr. flray and Mr. Hesslg
having been culled as witnesses on
the elk tr.'al.
C. V. l,oos'ley of tho Sanitary Moat
Market wns n btislnttis visitor in tho
valley Tuesday. ...
nobert Tyrol camo up from Al
goma Tuesday on business.
A...O. wlmer and family, Lou
Wlmer and Mrs. Minn 'Wlnier ar
rived n Fort M:i math Tuesday from
North iBond, where they have been
located tho past few months.
Several people from here went to
Klamath Falls Wednesday evening
to see "Janlco Meredith" at tho Lib
erty. ,
Oeo. Cleveland , was. a Klamath
Falls visitor Wednesday.
0. T), Dunim returned from Kirk
ford, where he tins had cluirge of the
postofflca for the past two weeks.
Plans nro well under way for a.,
community 'banquet Friday evunlng
at 8 o'clock at the church. Mrs. I). T.
Youel, Mrs. ' Roy Taylor and Mrs.
Cray have been appointed as a com
mitlno to dike Imi'go. A good tlmo
Is being planned and evoryono l In
vited. i
Mrs. H. B. Loosloy and daughtor
Helen wero shopping 'and attending
to business matters In the county
soat Wednesdny.
A largo crowd of basketball fans
nro plunnlng to accompany the local
basketball toa'ms to KHamath Agoncy
Thursday night, whora they will
moot tho Agoncy teams In games.
ft. 9. Loosloy was a mutinous visi
tor In Klamath Falls. Wednesday.
Mis. L. C. Slslmoro returned homo
Tuesday after a very ploasunt visit
wltlf friends nnd rol.it Ives In Ban
Francisco. . .
W, C. Knctdor, who Is omployoil
by tho Fort Klnmnth Mendowa Co,',,
returned Tuosday to resume his
uiiuun uiiur spending me past low
flttVU at hli, hnma In Vl.m.ll. P.M. '
Mnlvyn EiirIo returned home Mon
day aftor a brief visit with relatives
in Klamath Falls, .
Of tho 200,000,000 aoros of land
In India undor cultivation almost
50,000,000 acros nro Irrigated.
' A cnblo that Is tlghtonad by a
lover.; does tho work of a now Im
plement for uncrewlng fruit Jur
tops. ' ;
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