The Evening herald., April 24, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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WOE 'EIGHT
"Evening herald, klamath falls, oregon
KRTPAY, 'APRIL 2T, 102f
"Moo's" because it in easier,
f See Our Window I
more .practical, and the logical
answer to your neighbors or
friends ijuestion, "Where are you
going to '-shop tomorrow?" Ask
your friends to meet vou at Moe's
Store, 'thf center of ihe shopping
district, and the trading point for
most women of Klamath.
Additional
Specials for Tomorrow
Healthy Babies tire a ,
Nations Joy. Next
week in National
"BABY WEEK"
The same pair of trousers holding
the same keg of nails, by the same ;
? leg, and, '
Unparalleled Values for Tomorrow and
Monday-Directed to the Thrifty Shopper
Sa,
Not
V'
a
Rip
We
not
that
i
will guarantee every pair of
Sweet-Orr Trousers
to rip and we stand back of
guarantee with a new pair
Sweet-Orr Trousers
are priced at
$3-50 $400 $500
K.' Sugarman
"I ain't mad at nobody"
LI A ai- A jfc
Workers'
Eyesight
' Only i those ' with perfect eye
eight, can. , di perfeot work.'
The 'skilled worker therefore
has Tital need of good eight.
It behooves hi mto take card
of it, if he would preserve his -skill.
Eyesight . has a ca.s V
.value because U effects the
. quality of our work, and also
-because imperfect eyesight
means imperfect health. Many
nervous disorders are due to
"defective eight, and all skill
quickly deteriorates when' the
nerves are effected. If you
are a skilled worker don't
take for granted the condition
of your eyes. Have them
tested. If they are right all
well and good, but otherwise .
you can take steps, to avoid
trouble. We will toll you tbe
plain truth, .no more, no less.
Come In and have your glasses
adjusted, no matter where
you got -them. We grind our
own lenses from the rough
glass to tho finished product.
We. also repair any kind of
glasses. . .
Dr. H. J. Winters
; ' Eyesight Specialist '
' ' 714 Main ,
OWENS VALLEY
FARMER
E
Block
Wood
: Plenty of 1 Blocks on ? hand
now, fresh from tho bin, quick
dollverlos, city or country. ;
We have a nice match safe
that we give with an order
tor a double load of blocks.
Call at our office and got
yours.
Peyton & Co. .
S! Wo6d to burn"
' 601 Main' Phone 535
California Farmers Looking
Into lKamath County
Ranching Prospect
. As a result of the efforts of Sam
Head, who has been Interesting the
j residents of Owens Valley, California
j In Klamath county as an available
j place in which to locate and invest,
! F. M. Dearborn and Ed Farrlngton
of Bishop, California, arrived here
( last 'Tueriay. These men represent
' ! number of farmers who are seck
! ing a new location, following the
sale of their property to the City of
I Los Angeles. . .
Slrce last Tuesday Tsarborn and
! Farrlngton havo beeir making a
careful investigation of the various
sections of Klamath county and ore
returning to their homos today, car
rying with them a wealth of infor
mation tor those who sent them
here. In speaking of his visit Mr.
Dearborn said:
"Ever since the City of Los
Angeles appropriated the waters of
Owens river, the farmers of the val
ley hare been trying to secure a set
tlement. - Negotiations have been
carried on almost continuously,
"First one representative and
then another would appear On the
scene, the last stating that he was
not bound by tho acts of the former.
Pronise after promise was made,
only to be forgotten or Ignored as
Boon 'as the city's representative
left. Finally the people got tired
and took charge of the headgates
and turned the water Into the river.
When the state refused to Interfere
and when Los Angeles saw that the
time was at hand to settle, it' did
so, or at least made a start. '
"As a result, hundreds' of families
are looking for a new' location. A
former resident ot Owens valley,
Sam Head, In whom the people have
confidence, brought Langell's Val
ley to the attention ot some of the
Owens Valley people, and as a re
sult Mr. Farrlngton and myself
came here. I am frank to say that
we found conditions belter than he
represented them to be. I am tak
ing back soli from four of the val
leys and such other data as will fur
nish my friends and neighbors with
HiO' information they may need to
help them, reach a decision. " '
"The farmers down there are sell
ing thr-lr fruit jnnds to l,ns Angi-lPS
for 750 an 'acre and their alfalfa
land for f375 an ocre. .Those who
may .- decide to come here will be
financed and will be ai addition to
the citizenship of your county that
you will be glad to have. Personal
ly I like it here and hope to return
to make If my borne." ' .
The. type of people living in the
Owens valley is one that Klamath
county needs. They ere progres
sive. Independent, experienced and
comfortably fixed financially. Clim
atic conditions and methods of
agriculture are almost Identical and
H they come here it will mean one
of the greatest steps taken towards
the ultimate development of Klam
ath county as a dairy section.
Owens Valley Is about 75 miles
long and 7 miles wide and the popu
lation is in the neighborhood of
5,000. with the right k.'nd of co
operation with Mr'.. Head, most of
this population can be transferred to
Klamath county. '
VARIED CHARGES ALLEGED
Adel
Skellock Brines Suit
Divorce In Circuit Court
For
All the appropriate charges that
are usually preferred In a divorce
complaint, and a few more thrown
In for good measure, were included
in a complaint filed yesterday by
Adel Skellock, asking that she be
divorced from John Skellock. Mrs.
Skellock charges: (1) that her
husband frequently . cursed at her;
(2) that he frequently struck her
and kicked her;, (3) that on one oc
casion, her husband struck her In
the head with a knife; (4) that he
was unfaithful to her; (5) that he
was in the habit of getting drunk;
(6) that he prevailed upon her to
buy a car for 1200 which she was
not allowed to use. Mrs. Skellock
preys that hor husband pay her 450
a. month' alimony, that he. also pay
her tho $200 for the automobile
and that he pay tho costs of the suit.
E; U.' Ashurst Is attorney for the
plaintiff. ..-':..,
48 Pairs of 7
Lace Curtains $2.65 pr.
This is a splendid curtain, one of the new
est on the market. 'IS'2lf yards long, sev
eral patterns, with nice rose stripe, fringed
ends; ; Regular price is $3.50 the pair.
"Kenworth Knickers"
Read about them new
A special "patented governor fastener" at
knee. Elastic adjustable waist with belt
in back. Are double stitched throughout,
reinforced" soft comfortable scat inside,
compare with higher priced garments, wear
ocuer, tauorcci ucticr, ueuer titling,
as-
Dcvclopcd
appreciated
suring satisfaction at all times,
in fabrics ' which are better
when seen.
C; Priced at
$4.85 and $6.50
Dresses That You Would Expect
to Pay $5 or $10 More for -Save
It makes no difference what kind of a
dress you wanted you will find iti this
lot one that will answer for every pur
t pose "and at a price every one can af
ford to pay.
Sale
35 Dresses in a Lot
Save
Nearly all printed
Bilks all new
good run of sizes
$0.75
I
f i
For Those Desiring a Little
Better Dress-Save at $16.50
Practically every, one of those
'.Iresscs offered the fore part of
the week jtre sold and another
shipment has arrived since.
No two alike.
Direct from N. Y.
Printed Silks.'
Worth around $25.
See our Windows.
Save about 1-3.
High priced fashioning, well
.made throughout at the now
extreme low price
$
Kiddies Coats
Nice Ones from $6.50 up
Not only for the kiddies but for misses up to 14 as
well. Tailored throughout and fashioned from
adults models'. The kiddies appreciate a coat and
deserves one as much as any one else, make Ihcm
happy, bring them in to be fitted.
Pure Thread Silk Hose $2
Either the practical or sheer
chiffon in any shade you want.
Absolutely the largest stock
in town, hose that you can de
pend on. Look better, wear
better, snug .fitting ankles, re
inforced toe, sole and heel.
A hose in stock
at every price
for every need.
: '$2
Truth in Advertising)
HI K Vpn $203,
Wuht Order To Foreclose On Prop.
' - orty Secured For Payment
George Du Vail, acting as guard
ian for George and Mary Du Vail,
brought ault In circuit court yoator
day for' tho rocovery or 292l, which
ho alleged Is' duo hla wards on a
promissory note Tho note wa no
cured by property. v-Ju addition';)
auks for 300.attorney fee. 1J. n.
Aihnnft Is tytyttlfy for thVpfaliijlfr.
PRELIMINARY PLANS
PROJECTED FOR NEW
Cipr GYM BUILDING
Plans, are being formulated for
tho construction ot a large auditor
ium and., gymnasium to cost In the
neighborhood of 160,000, H. E. Pat
terson, fight' .promoter, announced
yesterday. Several local business
then, whose ' names he refused to
disclose, are supporting Mr. Patter
son on the project..' Mr. Patterson'
favored . a site ( between tho Whito
Pelican hotel and tho . Southern
Pacific offices for tho new building.
Plans are as yot but In the prelim
inary stage. -
EASTER MUSIC WILL
BE, GIVEN ON SUNDAY
Repetition of the Easter music of
the Christian church, will bo heard
on- Sunday 'night, when the choir
will again ' present "Ifo U Illson"
during tho evening services. Rev.
W. E. Uobbltt, pastor of the church,
was absent In tho south, called by
tho severe illness, of a dear friend,
during the Initial presentation ot
tho - Kastor -..cantata. Those who
hear- 'tile ' .tauMe ero-,tniprtlal In
CLAIMS 03
Sixty-five dollars Is yet d,ue from
Ous Nelson, on a promissory note
for $100, la-tho contention! yesterday-
of Ray n. Canterbury who
brought suit for that amount In cir
cuit const.. In addition the plaintiff
prays- for 130' for hU attorney's
fees. ,
the- praise.
Western Atmosphere
Sought by Producers
Wild Western ; Atmonphcro I That
Is what a mi'mbor of "producers"
of movie thrillers from California
aro looking Jor, and according to
those in 'charge H Mnlln Round
Up and barbecue, Mheduleo for Sun
day afternoon, they are going to got
all the "atmosphere" they are look
ing for and a little mora too, : '
Tho stage Is sot, tho actors all
primed for tholr parts, the horses
are 'rarln to go for tho first Rodeo,
petit though It niay bo, of tho year.
The morning will ho spent In put.
ting through tholr panes, a numbor
of untamod ponies that tho Califor
nia men- wish to obtain for a fow
now Western thrillers., 'Innltan buck
from tho reservation havo volun
teered to step tholr stuff on tho
noori, tho tublus mill groan with
good things, for boot will slzzto and
Odour d' Good Things will pormeato
tho air.
The remalndor of tho day, will
consist ot stunts for which prlzos
are offered In' sevoral features. A
numbor ot Klumath Falls rosldvnts
aro planning to attand tho Sunday
affair which gives fair promlso of
bolng ono of tho 'most Interesting
of tho spring, ,
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