The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 20, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEVENING HEHALD, KLAMATH FALLS," OREGON FKTDAY, MARCH 20, i2t Special Offerings for Satur . !' All r PAGE TWO I : '"' I dav Shoppers .' , Unusual Values ! I. One in every five of the best dressed men in Wall Street were found in a recent style survey to b wearing a custom made type : of shoe trimly tailored. This description ex- i - III 11 ' actiy fits the PIi" i'fefeJVK f ; . -Arch Bos toman as q , jj I hown at the right. -7! j h A style popular with ' . . these business , - -. I: j I lederr - .. PK ! Arch . , ' .' - ; . j IU . - . The price is ' . ' . tl A' " flSSMta ' .'. I II " . SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW . , j , j llamath Shoe -Stores . Phone, 625 - 606 Main St. ( ;,. rninrnun ni-n i- tr UtKo LL , ' 1 Try one of our ... C h o i ce R oasts ' for your t . Sunday Dinner Beef Pot Roast, per lb 15c Rib Boiling Beef, per lb. 10c Shoulder Beef Steak, per lb 15c Veal Roast, per lb. I :18c 2 lbs. Veal Steak ;., 35c Veal Stew, per lb. .......... .... 12V2C Pork Steak, per lb. ;...... 20 C Pork Sausage, per lb. 20c 1 Hamburger, per lb 15c Sanitary Market ! .. ' j . . Choice Meats Special -Attention to Order Trade $ 7th and Main . Phone 22 M. r i . To Obtain Good Will , it is just as necessary that we satisfy our used car. ':... u ,. customers as our new. . .11 f For reliable used cars see Buick & Star Garage jjji H.E.Hauger , , itJljL Opp. White Pelican Hotel m t AT ITS HEIGHT Health Unit Gives Instruc tions to Public Regard' ins Proper Precautions With thfe epidemic of Influenza in Its present light form little more than La Grlppe-j-stlll spreading In Klamath Falls and KInmath county, county health authorities and local physicians are working over time In attending to patients and ' taking proper precautions to prevent de velopment Into a virulent epidemic, similar to war time days. Klamath General hospital reports eighteen patients ill with Influenza. Hotrevor, it was stated, that only one or two of this number show any signs of developing pneumonic com plications. For tho bonefit of the public, Dr. O. S. Nciwsom, head of the coun ty health unit Issued the following instructive information concerning the present epidemic, which was re ceived this morning from, the state health department: ."While we do not think there Is causa for sorlous alarm, there is no question that Influenza Is more pre valent than it has been for some time In Oregon. Reports from, other parts of the United States show that there are many cases of the disease. Notwithstanding the great amount of study that has been devoted to influenza, we are still unable to pre scribe measures for Its complete control. It Is Impdsslblo to classify this disease properly until more studies havo been made by the clini cal bacteriologist. "As a result of tho absence of ex act diagnostic criteria, Influenza Is today a 'diagnostic scrap basket Into which has been thrown tho odds and' ends In the way of minor Infections which the bacteriologist Is not yet ready to holp the clinician classify with pronhlon. The . cause of the epidemic, or of the supposedly ex isting sporadic Influenza Is not suro ly known. We are as far as ever from conclusive knowledge as to the source of Influneza. - "Thcro Is undoubtedly. some con nection between the common cold and Influonza. There Boom , to be cases of common cold which are al most Indistinguishable clinically, and ' tho bacteriological findings In the iiosa and throat of Influenza . SATINETT BLOOMERS In orchid, flesh' and peach. Medium; and large sizes 79c ea- HOLEPROOF Rib top, silk and fiber mixed hose in black white and cordovan 89c ROSHONARA CREPE For silk pleated skirts and ensemble suits colors, tan, grey, navy, brown, regular $3.50 Sale price y $2.48 CANTON CREPE A little lighter in weight than the above crepe. Comes in new spring shades, in cluding browh, tan, navy, black, teak wood. Sells regular for $2.85 Sale price $1.88 FIGURED CREPE Silk and Egyptian cotton mixed, looks like a heavy grade crepe de chine, a beau tiful assortment of patterns Sale price .-v;. 98c yd- ' , ' , KA YSERS FULL FASHIONED " PURE SILK HOSE We consider this particular number to bo the best hose of its type to sell for $1.50. All customers who are buying this hose .become regular hosiery customers. Comes in the wanted spring shades -r Extra 'special ' $1.50 SPECIAL SHOWING OF . SPRING HATS Either trimmed' or tailored ' : $4.40 Many sold as high as $6.50. SATIN CREPE DRESSES In all the new shades that are being used now about 15 dresses that formerly sold from $15.00 to $18.00 ' $9.90 New coats that arrived today permits us to make an exceptional showing in dress or sport models including cranberry, rust, henna, greys and tans, sizes 14 to 53.' Reasonably priced - $12.50 to $45.00 CORSET BRAsiERJSPi&j.: Made of good grade coutil, very comfort able fitting and unusually low price : ?' , . $1,15 KAYSERS CHAMOSETTE GLOVES In novelty cuff effects also the popular strap gauntlets, all new spring shades $1.00 to $2.50 sufferers and persons having a com ma ncold arc, as far as the evidence goes, practically the same. The pre ventive measures are practically the same. . . "These infections aro spread by crowding, artificial heating, soiled handkerchiefs, soiled hands, promls- cucous spitting and impericctiy cleaned and unsterlllzed eating and drinking utensils." ' , Prevent Influenza Ily: 1. Keeping away from places that are overcrowded. 2. Plenty of sleep sleep with an abundance of fresh air. 3. Careful diet eat in modera tion. . 4. Warm feet and dry clothes avoid chilling. 5. Keeping fingers out of mouth and washing hands before eating. . It sick keep away from others until cured!' COURTS : Deeds M. It. Dejp, et tlx to William n. Coyne, 10-29-24. BEttSEof ' Sec. 18, NNEVlNE'i, WANE 14, BEVi N'E',4, lots 3, 4, 0, sec. 19, tp. 39 S., II. 1114 E. W. M. Nell Dockley to Perry 1). DuLap, 3-1S-25. $2.60 I. It. S lot 14, l)lk. G7, Hot Springs addition, John Hugeletoln et . ux to Fred HageUteh), 1-26. 13 acres In tp. 37, S. R. 9 E. Vfi M. (Doscrlbod by metes and bounds.) Circuit Court' J'IIIiirs No. 1902 h. JudKment. Entered and docketed 3-18-2B. A. W. Finch, debtor; William Marx, creditor. Costs, $5.20; face, $450. '". TO MH'ATB 11 HUH Mr. and Mrs. F X, Heck arrived in tho' city last nfcht seeking a pormunen-t business locution fr'om their homo In Woodburn. Bock WB3 In the city Inst week calling on busi ness men and firms hi tho city. BONDING COMPANY WINNER IN ACTION IN CIRCUIT COURT It took a Jury of twolve mon jutrt four hours to return a verdict In favor of tho bonding company In the case of National Surety company tried yestorday In-circuit court bo fore Judge A. L. Leuvltt, and oven then the division on tho case was nlno to three la favor of tho surety company. Tho case was ono In which I.owls Pankey sued the National Surety company for $219.67, hold to be tho amount duo Pankoy from tho Net-tleton-Bruce Eschbach company, con, tractors on tho O. C. ft K.. railroad. Tho contracting company , wont through bankruptcy. It. was bond ed up to $25,000 by tho Suretjr com pany. However, the defense claim ed that the Surety compnny could not be held responsible for tho Pan key lien because In the first place Robert K, Htruhorn, president of the O. C, & E. company had been Riven. Judgment for ; tbo amount of tho bond In a provious cano and becauso tho contracting company was bonded to Strnhorn to comploto tho Job. t Jurors In the case wera John Van Motor, J. V. Houston, W. T. Elliott, Fred (Ircnnon, It. C. Cowley, E. O. Argraves, C. E, Burton, Harry Mos snor, J. W. Kerns, J. A. Farley, Lloyd Ryan nmd' W. C. Balfour. TIioho who hold for the surety com pnny wore Messrn. Van Motor, Korno, llalfoiir, Burton, H'ouoton,' Argravos, Ryan and Cowley. -r . The next civil case sot for trial Is Fisher vs. Richards, which will opon tomorrow 'before Judgo Leavltt. ' Spring dromon are straight even though cut by designing creatures. Life Is a gamble. T.!io cards you catch aro no good ltnloss you watch how you play them. The Little Symphony Orchestra under direction of Hairy Borel in concert - ' ; . " it- MRS. A. J. VOYE , ' '. ' . ." ' ' nssisMnir nrtlRfc . .,'' SOPRANO X MONDAY, MARCH 23d, 8:15 0'Cf20CK, ;i PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Tickets $1.00 at ", -: Klamath Falls Music House - l, ' and Southwell's ': OBITUARY AIjIIKRT fJAKMt K A five-day lllnoss which developed Into pnoiimonla proved fatal to Al bert Oarllck, .ago 41, who died last 'night t his ranch homo one and A halt miles north of Mulln, OuatU came at 8:15 p. m Mr. (larllck has boon a runcher In this county tor five years. Ho Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lota-Oarllck; two sons and one dang'.itur, Earl Oar llck,' Hugh' (larllck and Irene Oar llnk; his mothor and father, Mr. and Mis. J, F; Oarllck of WIiHhoii, Ore.; flvo sisters, Mrs. Nellie Shlv ely of Norf.i " nen it, Mrs, Ilos.ilo Bultimoro of Albany, Mrs. Joule M Main of Forest Grovo, Mrs. Eitgnnn Hmth iof Mnlln and Mrs, Mnry Els toii' "at Ktobbiirg; ,Oro,;' and two brothers, Jiunus Oarllck of Whllson Feed and Seed Oftts For Sale : Good quality i, . , . . .;.., i , ..i. : KLABZUBA BROS. MatinF Ore. and Ray Onrllck of Mallm Mr. ar- lick Is nlsovtt eousln' of Marl' Whit-' lock county cnroijr, Tho flocoasefl was born 'at MoCnok, Nobr, Funeral nrrangomonts linvo boon arranged for Sunday at 2,: .'10 p, m. at the Mulln ' community'' hall witB" Rev,,, G, d Ilulot Offlcltttljlff, .