The Evening herald., May 14, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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EVENING HERETO, KtXMATH FALLS, 'OREGON
THURSDAY, May 14, 1925'
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St
ores
Fifth and Main
ew
May Sale
7"".. "' ''' ' . .
Plain and fur-trimmed
models? in Twilleen,
Twills, Suedes, Po
laire s, Fancy
Tweeds.- These
.smart coats are
outstanding
values.
50 SMART
DRESSES
Silks, (linnets:
prints . and twill
(1 r e s se s, reduced
from as high a3
$9-50
SPORT AND
DRESS COATS
Marvelous Sport
Coats In all the
popular Spring
shades. Extraordi
nary values at
$15
New Dresses
Adorable frocks for all oc-caaions-style3
that set tho
Vogue fashioned of Can
. ton Crepe, Troeval, Printed
Silks, Kasharina, Charmeen,
Twilleen, Wool Rep. Wo .
offer these' frocks at re
markable savings.
$Q.50
New Ensembles
SPORT
SKIRTS
R o s h a n a ra and
Flannel Skirts in
Sport. Styles; also
Jumper , .skirts In
plain . arid Nplaid
flannels. ,' .
$4.95
May Sale
...
NEW SPRING
WASH DRESSES
Y'olles, L I n e n s,'
LInene3, . English
Broadcloth
$5.95
V Striking combinations in
finely tailored models.
Radiant prints' and
. pi ain si lk a f or ,
frocks and soft ,
. harmonizing
tones for ,
the coats .'
: of Twills, Satins . ' ,
.and -Georgettes. '
Sensational values. ' '
EXTRA SPECIAL!
Hat Reductions
$3.95 B $5.95
Reduced from
$7.95 and $9.50
NOVELTY
COATS
A group of our
finer tipe Novelty
Spring Coats and
' Ensembles beauti
fully fur trimmed,
. reduced to
$35
PATTERN
HATS
ON SALE
' 25 Exclus
ive Model
and Pat- ,
tern Hats
' that sold 1
up to $19.50
$9.50
.ft- As a man thinks, so Is he, So, If
" ho dooBn't think, he just isn't.; ,
?: Watch .Your Frail,
J Puny Child Grow
Strong-Take on-Weight
a: In Just u fow day3 quicker than
you ever dreamt of these wonder
ful flosh making tablets cilid Mc
Coy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tab
lets will start to help any weak,
thin, under-nourished lit'.le ono."
After sickness and whory rickels
' are suspected they are especially
valuable. No need to give them any
tnoro nasty Cod Liver Oil those
tablets arc mado to take tner place
of . that good hut evil smolllng,
stomach upsetting mcdicino and they
surely do it. They do put on flesh.
J Star Drug . Store, Underwood's
Pharmacy. Whitmans Drug Co., or
any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver
;Oil Compound Tablets as easy to
take as candy and not at all ex
pensive 60 tablets 60 cents.
V Bo Buro and got McCov's, the
original and genuine and givo the
ixhlld a chance for 30 days. If you
aren't delighted with results Just
. fe( your money back.
BLY
Joss Bnckloy moved a hunch of
cattlo through here this week, en
route' from Paisley to tho reserva
tion. . . -
Marvin CrosH mado a number of
trips , into Klamath Falls the past
week trucking out supplies for his
storo here.
Norman C. White, of tho Fromont
National Forest Ih hero a few "days
on official business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corpcning of
Oleno, Mrs. J. T. M(!C'ollum and Mr;
and Mrs. Tat McCollum of Klamath
Falls wero guests at tho.Givan ranch
over last week-end.
George ; Chandler of Crooked
Creek moved somo cattle through
hero enrout to Fort Klamath ono
clay this week. .
'A number of tho children from
this school attended tho county
track moot at the Fair grounds in
Klamath Falls Saturday.
Maurlco Miller of Lukovlew was
In this valloy attonding to business
matters one day this week..
Mr. and' Mrs. John Driscoll of
Lakcvlcw came over one day 're
cently for a visit with' friends. Mrs.'
Hrlscoll remained for a few days
with Mrs. Bud Boil.
Ton or fifteen men are now sta
tioned in this 'valley doing survey
work on tho Klamath Fulls-Lakc-vlew
Highway. About as many
other men are also hero working on
tho survey of tho Straliorn railway!
Mi' .and Mrs. Peto Delsonroth of
Odol wero guests . at the ' Civnn
ranch Thursday night. . .
Graduation
Suggestions
Fountain pens and automatic pencils
are suitable gifts for girl or boy gradu
ates. We have, the countrys best
brands, Waterman, Conkliri, Parker,
Dunn, and Eversharp. ,
Stationery, white and colors in new
. designs and weaves 50c to $6.50'
Perfumes, toilet waters, compact, etc.
, 50c to $15.00
Candies, the well known brands, John
stons, McDonalds, Vogan Societe and
Sweets, in varied assortments of, kinds'
and sizes of packages . ..50c to $3.50
Kodaks and Cameras ..$2.00 to $65.00
Manicure seta and roll ups ..,.$3 to $15
Saf etey Razors and Blades
We carry all the .stand
ard brands. Auto Strop
razons $1.00. Blades $1
and 50c.
Gillette Razons, $1.00,
blades $1.' and 50c.
Durham Duplex razons, $1.00 blades 50c
Ge.m razons (several style boxes) $1. Blades 50c
Ever Ready razors (assorted styles in case) $1.00
Blades $40.
Enders razons, $1.00 and $3.00. Blades 35c.
Sexto' blodes ,35c. . Keen Cutter blades 35c
, . Fax blades 75c : .
Straigt blade razons for
the men who prefer theni
$2.00 to $4.50
We always have a liber
al assortment of shaving
accessories.
Store
News
Wien you walk into a drug '
store and lay your prescription
on the counter you have every
reason to believe that it is to
bo filled by an expert. The
old days, when everyone from
the 'scda fountain girl to ttte
,'janltor tried to get you medi
cine out for you are gone,- hut
tacre are still drug stores
whose volttmne of prescrip
tion business Is so small .that
the d.ugs ar8 bound to get
-eld before they have a chanco
to use them. That shows the
advantage of our three 'store
buying power.,- With one buy-
. er for all three stores, we are
able t gfetj quality prices on
every thins wo order, but by
dividing it Into thirds each
.store always ha3 a complete
j stock of cleiA fresh merchand
ise at pripea that are below tho
average
Free
Deal
CONTINUED
We have left, just two '
Universal Vacuum
cleaners with which we
can give attachments
free at the price of the
cleaner alone. The price
including the free at
tachments is $57.50,
$5.75 down and $5.75
per month. Just two at
this price. -Don't delay
if you' need a vocuum
cleaner. .' 1
Get Something for
Your Old Records
We will allow 75c for each four records of '
i ' .....
the following brands, Victor, Vocalion, or
Brunswick turned in on the purchase of
four New Brunswick records.
mas
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
' Mr. and' Mrs; Georgo Boyd drove
over, to Ashland this week. Thoy
were accompanied on their trip; by
Mr. Boyd's mpther who has been
visiting them the past few days.;'
For the past few Sunday's quito
a fow of the people of this place
have been spending their day of rest
on the river at the Amos Lundy
ranch, enjoying"- fishing and the
pleasures of a uicnle lunch. Tlid
past Sunday they entertained a i
number of Klamath Falls people t
who wore out for the fishing. '
The Methodist church here are l
planning a revival for this' place, '
which will begin May 30th,. accord
ing to present plans.
Toe
Efficiency
COURTS
Emiline M. Johnson to American
National Bank, lot 6, block 214,
Mills Second Addition. ,
, Minule E. Ward et virtd Christ
Blanas, lots 15, .16 block 3, Canal
Addition.
Emma Johnsborg, et vir to Christ
Blanas, lot 17 block 3 Canal Addi
i:n. ,
Jefferson I. Riddle et ux to B.
E. Wolford & Dan Wan n all mer
chantable timber on tho .SE'4 of
3c. 17, T. 3fi,.R. 10.
Frank C. Bramwell, superintend
ent of Banks to Jacobs Hlrvl Jr.,'
lots 15, 16, ' : 17; block 12, Hot
Springs Addition.
of your car is measured by the service
you receive from your
REPAIRMAN
OBITUARY
: I'KA.MC N. SI'EEUIAN
Frank N. Speolman, aged 72,
d'od yesterday from paralysis after
an absence of long duration. The
end came at his heme on No. 6
Man street. He is survived by threo
soiu, Carl D., James W., and Frank
Speclman. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow morning, at 10:30
o'clock at Whitlock's mortuary. In
terment will be in 'Llnkvllle como
tcry. ' . ,
MOON PLANT UAIIMOI)
White Pelican Beauty
Shoppe
. Undor the management of
Miss Inez Thackara
Hay- Watson assisting In
ladies' and kiddies hair hoi(
blng. Wlilto Pelican Hotel
Plione 181) ,
PORTLAND.'. May 14. A moon-
I fhlno j)lunt .equipped with two 250
gallon stills was uncovered by fed
eral and slate officers neur tho Wil
lamette river six miles east of New
burg, Monday night and later discovered.
WHITK PROMOTED
WASHINGTON, May 14. Ralio
Carl White, cecoid assistant secre
tary of labor- was advanced today
by President Coolidgo to assistant
secretary of 'labor, r-.. - "
l( the man who investigates the delicate mechanism of
your car is doing so on the strength of the fact that
he was a good blacksmith and if his tools are limited
to those he used in setting wagon tires, the perform
ance of your car is sure to reflect such areatment.
Why Gamble
With the ailments of your car, when there is a place
that is especially equipped with all the latest machin
ery, and with men who know the game, to take care
of anything that can be the matter with your car.
' ..."
Crater Lake Automotive Company
23 Main Phone 326
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