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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS,- OREGON
SATURDAY, FEB
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For big workthe zc-Tc?
For heavy power requirement of
farming as in road-building, log
ging and every other field the
10-Ton model of the "Caterpillar"
Tractor is without an equal. Power
user who have big acreages to
Elow, hard subsoiling to do, or a
ig land leveler or big harvester to
pull, know that there is no substi
tute for power. The 10-Ton has
power, and plenty of it. It has the
endurance, too, to stand up under
continuous severe conditions, with
low operating and upkeep enzt-,.
There is no oilier tractor thr.t will
do big work so cheaply or so vc'.I
as the 10-Ton, or that offers as
liberal returns on your investment
in power equipment.
Write for complete inforiT.r ikr.i
about the 10-Ton, cr about the
little 2-Ton mode!, or the msclium
power New 5-Ton.
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"The Winchester Store"
Is Klamath Falls Agent for
Holt Manufacturing Company
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Wise Saving
. Makes a
"Live" Town
Many people have the idea that a
'live" town is one where every
body spends freely and saves
nothing.
Any town where that happened
would be "dead" in less than a
year.
There can be no homes, or schools,
Dt factories in a town until some
body has saved first. After that it
is the right kind of spending com
bined with regular saving which
keeps that town, live and prosper
ous. Every good citizen should
have a good bank account Start
yours today at. this bank. ;:
The American National Bank
of Klamath Falls, Oregon. ,
Member Federal Reserve. System. ,
CASEYS
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Knights of Columbus to
Confer Degrees at All
Day Program ! " !
IOcal Knlghta ot Columbus liave
completed arrangements for tomor
row's olubornle Initiatory program In
Klamath Falls, to be attended by
: Boveral hundred visiting knights
from all pnrts ot California and
Oregon, In addition to tho entire
membership of the local "Casey"
council. ',.
P. J, Hanloy ot Portland, atato
doputy for Oregon, will arrive hore
tomorrow morning, heading a party
of Hose City knlghta.
The Albany council K. ot C. de
gree toam is expected hore tonight.
Numerous' othor delegations are
duo thin aftornoon and evening and
' tomorrow mornln, by tram end
automobile caravanB.
, Supreme Warden David P. Supple
ot San Francisco, who la to confer
the major dogreo to tho large class
ot candidates awaiting Initiation, Is
due here tonight, from Sin Fran
cisco, Supple is one ot the best
known ' officials of ' the "Casey"
order, bolng a pioneer ot the K. ot
C. organisation west ot the Rocky
mountains.: . He served as state
deputy for the California Jurisdic
tion tor the past five years. Supple
served as gonoMl chairman of tho
Knlghta of Columbus 1921- suprome
convention In San Prnnolsco.
Ho will bo assisted In tomorrow's
ritualistic program . by officials of
Oregon stnto councils,' ; 'f .
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Get it off your mind and
on your back
Your new spring suit we mean. You're thinking about it wonder!
ing what's the style and color for this-season. And while you're
wondering we have it in
iitippe
nneimer
G 6 6 d Cloth e s
New three-button suits with the new broad shoulders and wide straight
trousers. New flannels and shetlands in the pleasing light greys and
tans. Active, spirited models sized for all men and young men.
New Gaberdines and Whipcord Suits, in good classy patterns and
models. Step in and see whats new in Men's Wear " V
$30 $35l;$40
and up to
$50
Klamath Klothing Kompany
LEADING CLOTHIERS
Nettleton Shoes Knox Hats Dutchess Trousers Interwoven Hosiery
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