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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1925)
'V V: 1- i: RYBNTMO HKnAJ.n. 1U;AM AT ft ' PAT.TR hnffiflOW Tinman ay. march art. im.v l-l I, i , The discriminating woman, of course, wants the best in footwear. A foot carefully or negligently shod will make or mar her costume. The ensemble is not complete without exactly the right note in footwear. For evening wear Let "us help you select the delicate shade, the proper style, whether in satin, brocade or metal, to complement your gown. . . . i" For street wear- We have a wide variety of smart m odes from which to choose. ' One of them is sure to suit you. For sport wear We have precisely the serviceable yet snappy thing for which you are seeking. . - ' For every occasion, you find here the eminently correct thing. ' .,. t t I t K la math Shoe S tore 60S Main Street ..... . V .. . x . i 44444444 ' ID a Buttonrli22 a Rip I Look at the left rear pocket YOUR eyes tell you when trousers are stylish. You can feel with your hands that the material is right. . Try them on and the matter of fit is settled. But how are you going to know whether they are made to give real wear ? 1 ' -' ' "v' 'v.'- ,,; Answer: Pick out a pair of Dutchess Trousers. Look' inside of them on the left rear pocket. Sewn there you will find a warranty label guaranteeing the payment of i "10c a button; $1.00 a ip" This means just what it says no argument, no "red tape." We pay you if buttons come off. We pay you for a rip or give you a new pair of trousers. ' , ., i ' Fair enough? For more than a generation the inanu , focturers of Dutchess Trousers have stood back-of .this ' famous warranty; )H4. "., .'v? , ,.-. Dutchess Trousers have to be right in wear, and they ! are just as right in style, in materials, in price- the kind V of garments that are four-square with our policy of pro- . . viding the men of this vicinity with clothes that satisfy. . You will find here just the trousers you want for dress, for work, for play and be sure to Ipok at the left rear . .. pocket. ' Klamath Klothing Kompany. Exclusive Agents COUNCIL HASTENS STREET PROJECTS Three resolutions, setting the machinery In motion for the paving of 29 blocks In Klamath Falls, wore passed last night by the city council, In special session at the city hall. Passing of the three resolutions Indicates that Klamath Falls will experience the biggest street Im provement year ever recorded In the history of the city. The Job of (he 29 blocks will represent an Invest ment of SU3.0C7.04. The improvement la divided Into three improvement areas: (1), Fourth from Klamath avenue to Walnut street; Fifth from Klamath avenue to Oak street; Seventh from Klamath avenue to Oak; Eighth from Walnut to Oak street; Ninth from Klamath avenue to Oak; Kleventh from Klamath to Walnut; Oak from Fourth to Ninth. The second area 1s North on Fifth street from Pine to Jefferson. The third area Is north on Second street from Pine to Jefferson. ' .'Personals.. A. D. Cramer of Lorolla Is a bunl oess visitor In the city, stopping at the 'Arcade hotel tor several days while In Klamath Falls. ' - Mrs. Zclda Smith of Malln spent yesterday and this morning ' in Klamath Falls doing a little spring shopping.' i J. 8. Ball of Modoc Point, a fre quent visitor in the city, Is a guest In the Arcade hotel for several days. .Mr. and Mrs. A, Young are spend ing several days in Klamath' Falls from their ranch In Merrill, ' ' ' , E. o. Denton - of San Leandro, California, 4s a business' visitor In the city for a few days. . ; . II. P. McOranahan of Portland of the rug firm of D. N. and E. Walt ers company is spending several deys in the city on business, A. h. Andarson 1s among tha out of town visitors in the city from his home In Blsson, California. G. M. Schnelt of Salem, Is a busi ness visitor In the city, stopping at the Arcade hotel. ' Charles Hamilton of Holley, Ore gon".. U a business,, visitor In Klam .atkjFalls for several dayB. V Fred Slrtioriserii of Kirk Is a business visitor in the city tor tho remalndor of the week. According to Slmonsen, things look rather busy up Kirk ww.!'.' "'"' ' " i";' '""" ,"" ' When You Are BROKE IS NO TIME TO SAVE YOUR MONEY WHY NOT DO IT NOW? YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY TRADING HERE BECAUSE I Sell for Less THIS IS MY SLOGAN AND I AM MAKING GOOD ON IT PURE SILK SOX V WOOL SOX Per pair Per pair 60c 50c FIBRE SILK SOX COTTON WORK SOX 3 pairs 6 pairs $1.00 $1.00 $1.50 Overalls $1.50 Bib or Waist Good Weight Long Wearing $1.50pair it: Leather palm .canvass gloves.' 30c pair ' Whipcord Riding Breeches ' Light brown or gray, per pair $.4.50 Wired Sewed Mitts, per pair .....i , 95 C WORK SHOES $3.35anduP DRESS SHOES $2.95 and up Cotton Union Suits Spring and summer weight, per garment ........ $1,5 I- Work Shirts Blue, gray or khaki, a standard. make, full cut... 95 C Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices It is your money you are spend ing. You worked for it You are entitled to 100 value on every dollar. That is why guarantee every article to be exactly as repre sented. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your pur chase here I will refund your money as cheerfully as I received it Lloyd Ryan 'C: y.: :ay.--- Clothier , ' ' ' ' - Ninth and Main Streets : T "Home of the Workingme"
