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Evening herald, klamath falls, -Oregon
TUESDAY,' MAY 12, 1925
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Cannot Buy
GREATERVALUE
'Hie 1925 Star Car with the Million
Dollar Motor is the far for you. The
. -' car with t hundred and one advanced
features. Features which competition
; may have tomorrow." " ' Y.
; High-class, econQmifalfeatureswhich
set the 1925 Star Car in a class by Itself.
i ltis the car tcryou. Its sturdy perfec.
tionwillsaveyoumoneyineverymile , ,
, ofits long life. - '
;No car in any price class gives a
- greater return on your money.
See the 1925 Star .Car which is revo
lufionitirig low-cost transportation
today. Drive it j You'll understand, :
The Car for
the Millions
with the
MILLION
DOLLAR
MOTOR
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M : T "Thecaror the millions with ' 1
$ Jkk Million Dollar Mot
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BUICK AND STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel J
; E GREATEST VALUE BUY IN TH E : WORLD
KLAMATH , VALLEIF
HOSPITAL I
Centrally Located
403 Pine Phone 497
I To care for all. now mothers
right Is our pardonable delight.
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White Pelican Beauty
Shoppe ,;
Under the management of
Miss Inez Thackara
Ray Watson assisting in
ladies' and kiddles hair bob-
blng.
" Whito Pelican Hotel
Lumber
nf or Sale
Cheap
Boards
Shiplap
Dimension--Siding
In fact practically
all items ; for con
atruction or . repair
work
Drive out and look
it over
Pelican Bay
- Lumber- Co.
, SALEM,, May 11. A,: Klirect at
tack pn the .five per cent complete
tax on jewelry was made by A. A.
Keene, president of the Oregon re
tail jewelers association, In ,the
opening address of the 16th annual
convention of the association here
this afternoon. "The battle for com
plete tax relief should, and will, be
continued,"' declared Keene
tax was ' oringlnally made by the
Jewelers as a war measure. ; How
over; Mt was hot 'the jewelers-' and
there is no reason why we jewelers
baid been expected to pay." ?. :
Keene intimated that the tax Is a
considerable handicap to .Jewelers
throughout the country, hranded tho
tax as an unfair discrimination
against one particular line of busi
ness and declared that Jewelers al
ready contribute to the , federal
treasury through payment of heavy
customs duties.
Nearly 100 delegates from all
parts of the state are (present at tho
convention, wljich is .being- held
here today and Tuesday. Governor
Pierce preceded Keeno with a short
address of welcome at this' nftor
noon's session.
A short address was made by I
M.j.Fronch, of Albany, secretary
treasurer of the state organization.
His speech consisted largely1 of a
report of the national -jewelers con
vention at St. Louis a year ago.' A
talk on "National publicity," was
given' by F. A. Heitkemper. Miss
Klla Moade .spoka. on "Window . de
corating." :' . r ') .. -. ' ;
of , the .dratnatlo climaxes .In, Thos.
H. Ince's Flm National production,
SCbHatlne of the Hungry Heart,
which appears at the Pine Tree the
ater tonight. . '
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I Al Inc. LIBERTY
. Tne value of solid American busi
ness asumen ana that , gbpd old
Yankee quality, colloquially known
a3 pep is shown 1n vivid fashion In
On the Stroke of Thrae," the cur
rent attar.ticon at the Liberty the
ater. Kenneth Harlanr who divides
tne starring honors with" Madge
The y'lamy; I has a proposition ' to put
over and he does it in approved Ro
tarian and; Kiwanian style. !. Ho sets
about his task with a 'will and
never gives up until success crowns
his efforts. This, together' with a do-
llghtful vein ef Vromanco,' makes a
photoplay of engrossing intorost for
persons In all. walks ot life. ' '
AT THE PINE TREE
,
Tho scene Is on a steamer ap
proaching Rio de Janeiro. ' "
-Christine Monteaglo, the beautiful
wife of Dr. Alan Monteagle, the
noted specialist, is fleeing to South
America with a playwright and
poet, Ivan Vlanney. She has taken
uer little flve-yanr-old boy, Joffy.
Denied the love of. her first hus
band and the attentions ot her sec
ond, Christine is seeking happiness
in her own way when the law steps
in.' ' - ;' lr (.'V : ...
-An officer boards' .the . boat with'
a court order for little Joffy. Chris
tine... realises she. cannot 'jeat the
game.",
The scene which follows, as ' the
MALIN -
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Mrs. J. W. Sanders and Mrs. .Ray
Fogle wore shoppers from Malln Ui
Klamath Falls Tuesday.
The play on which the pupils of
the Malln high school have' been
practicing will be given May 23.
air. and Mrs-.. Ray Pickett expect
to leave' soon for Sprague' -River,
whore they have ' bought a pool
room, taking possession -May ' 1.
They will make extended Improve
ments, building onto the building
already occupied. They plan to have
n hotel in connection with the poo!
room. ' , -'.'' ; .
Miss 11a Smith loft Friday tor
Klamath Falls, where she expects to
stay- for somo time. '; : "
; Clyde Van Meter is back' In'.Ma
Hn after spending some monllw in
Straw, whore he has been 'Wprklns.
Everett Hickman is quite 111 with
pneumonia but reported improving.
Mrs. W. S. Foster, who ha3 been
teaching to.e Orandview . school,
closed tho years work Friday and
has Bono to Klamath Falls, whoro
she will spond part of her vacation.
Fred Rowland, - "editor of the
Malin Progress, 'has been on tho
sick list for the past weok.
' Mr., and Mrs. John Bailey were
Malin visitors from Shasta View
Friday. .. ' ' ' .
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poor investigators. We say wa doubt
it he Is married. : '
. Can you .Imagine the surprise of
a Doston womaii whou a jury found
tuothor fights tor her spit, Is onohor husband perfectly sane,?
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We'll Hold What Yoir Want
Come in now and picis 'out any of the hundred and one ; things that y"ou
need m the furniture line and pay us' a small deposit and we will be
on
. glad to hold what you choose until pay day.
5 ale is
And ;the big reductions we have made in every line are still
in effect. This is your opportunity to supply your needs at a
IG SAVING
Shop
in the Weeli
Specials
Pure Silk Kapock
; - Floss Mattresses r
There is a big .difference in Silk
Floss, mattresses for the reason that
.some manufacturers leave the seeds
in the fiber, to ive it weight. Before
you buy any silk floss mattress ask
to see a sample of the floss.
.40 Pound Silk Floss Mattresses
Fine grade of .art ticking or heavy
.standard St. Francis brown stripped
ticking. Full Imperial rolled edge.
-Sale price, ...?..-..' ,: ' ,
$22.50
35 Pound Silk Floss
The same as above except it is
lighter weight. Sale' Price
$19.50
;30 Pounds.' A Still Lighter Mattress,
But the same except it has a plain
rolled edge. Sale price
fW;:;r';-$14.v';.;;::.;-
Don't , :buy a silk floss mattress
weighing less than 30 pounds for it
will not give" you service.
Dining Set
We have a Queen Ann set of a table
and six chairs, Jacobean finish,
which ' is fit to furnish the dining
room of the most fastidious home
ner. There is nothing that adds
' arm to a home like an elegant din
:'ng set, and there is nothing quite so
elegant as this Queen Ann suite with
its six blue leather seated chair.
Regular Price, $78. Sale price '-
$58
Davenports
Biltwell Overstuffed . Davenport,
. with an exceptionally attractive cov- .
, ering. Regular, $175. Sale price
$85
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- V : Buff lin Bed Davenport , i
Cut velour cover. Regular $165.
Sale price !''', . ' '
$120
Everything on sale except some pieces of Dornbecker line
Just arrived, a large shipment of felt,
i base floor, covering in a wide range
of colors and patterns.
-Regular $1.00-sq. yd.Sale price
y.S:: r 65 c 8q-yd-; : -
This makes a very desirable and
' long wearing floor covering at a
very moderate cost. , .
Kitchen Ranges
We have handled the famous Toledo
line for 18 years and .we have yet to
sell one that hasn't given perfect
satisfaction. Regular $70. Sale price
$58.50
1 NOW IS THE SEASON FOR LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE
AND REFRIGERATORS AND WE ARE IN A POSITION TO FILL
YOUR NEEDS AT UNHEARD OF PRICES. SEE THEM TODAY: A
Not going out of business Just going after it
ACROSS STREET FROM PINE TREE THEATER