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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1925)
TTJDAV, JUNE 12, 102R If" I 1 GTOR'S The Fashion Center The smoke resulting from our recent fire dam aged a small percentage of our stock for which the insurance company has allowed us a reason able adjustment. We have made a thorough in spection of the stock and whatever merchandise was affected by the smoke and all goods exposed, however slightly, to damage, we have decided to of fer the public at BARGAIN PRICES. We are listing only a few of the many items reduced. Sale Opens Tomorrow at 9 a. m. Millinery Our entire stock of millinery reduced in price. Hats that were marked to sell from $5 to $15 now selling from $2.95 to $6.95 Hats Special lot of hats. We bought for a special $5 seller Now $2.95 Princess Slips Satinett Princess slips. Peach and orchid, you can use a few at these low prices 98c each Cotton Crepe Bloomers Cotton crepe bloomers. Flesh colored only. A sure bargain 48c each Black Sateen Bloomers Children's black sateen bloom ers. Good quality sateen and well made 48c each Percales 36 in. percales, medium, light and dark colors 14c yard Novelty Dresses All silk, voile, linen and nov elty dresses are decided bar gains, now Sport Dresses Silk Sport dresses in crepe and fancy prints 'j ; 'f''- ; $8.40 ! Linen Dresses '"All linen dressy, in various colors to $15 -$3.95 Gingham Dresses One'lot of Gingham dresses in checks of medium and bright colors . $1.98 Silk Sweaters Rayon silk sweaters, slipover style in gay bright colors $1.65 Coats Our entire stock of coats in cluding the popular Prince of Wales type $8.90 to $17.90 Neckwear All neckwear bargain prices. Our entire stock of neckwear will be offered for Vz Price Cotton Crepe Gowns Fancy cotton crepe gowns. In colors or orchid and peach 98c each Dress Ginghams 32 in. dress ginghams. Mostly plaids and checks, all nice pat terns to select from 16c yard Crep( Everfast Crepe, 36 in. wide in desirable street shades 48c yard Dress Linen Everfast dress linen. The best you can buy, about 6 good col ors to choose from 89c yard French Flannel Wool French flannels, in the popular shades now much in demand 98c yard Belfast Suitings Colors pink and blue. 36 in. wide 18c yard . . Ratine Suitings Three colors to select from. 36 in. wide 24c yard ! Commission Orders Revision Of Rates WAHIJ1NGT0N, Juno 12 (A. P.) Tim I. (J, C, today ordered a r- vIhIoii uf niton on grain, grain products and liny from numerous pulntH In Iduho, .Montana, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kantian, Mixtion rl, Nebraska and Oklahoma to points In the southeast and tho lower Mlllitl. October eighth wan nurni'd an tho affective date for tho cliahKoH. Points of origin affected aro on tho Oriigon Khort Line and IU con nections and tho Chltufco, Hock Inland und i'uclflc. The rulo struc tures Involve In many rases, It was held, tho charging of higher rates for Khort huulu than la charged for long haulH ovor the samo line and In the name direction. In the rata readjustment latitude will lie given to the railroads and they may rectify the long and Khort haul violation either by raining tho long haul rates or decreasing the hort haul ratex, or both. KKKXH IIUILDH HOME Itullils Homo .Near Kcuo and Will Spi-nil Hummer There With Family B. E. Kerns, promlnont farmer of the Knno country, was In the city yesterday on buslneKS and returned to his home laflt evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kerns have recently built a home near Keno and plan to spend the summer there. ' Their three children, Esther, Edna and Claude, who are attending high school at Canta Cruz, will arrive about tho 22nd of June and spend the sum mer with their parents. Mrs. G. D. Ray and two' daughters, Martha and Hetty, will return with the Kerns children. Mrs. Ray has been south with her children for tho past three months. CHICO I'KOI'LB Mr. and Mrs. Slakey, of Cnico, California visited In tho city yes terday. LEAVING FOR STOCKTON' Will Attend Formal 0mtiIiiR of Pa cific Cont l'lmit II. S. Wakefield, local Dodge deal er, li leaving the early part of this coming week for Stockton, Califor nia, where he plans to attend the formal opening of the Graham Urntbcrs Pacific coast assembling plant. ' FROM MONTAGUE W, E. Johnson Is a business vis itor In the city from Montague. LOCAL CJIKL8 TO RKTl'KX Mr. mill Mrs. I'lrlrli Motor North to Get GlrU in Mr. and Mrs. Cecirre C. Ulrich will leave by motor tomorrow for Eugene, whoro they will meet their daughter, Miss Kathryn Ulrich, and MIbb Elizabeth Manning, both stu dents at the University of Oregon during tho past year. Both girls are members of the PI ' Beta Phi sorority and are ending their sopho more year. Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich plan to return tomorrow evening. CORR1K GIM.S HERE The Misses Sara and Ann Corrie who have been In thpeily for sev eral days from northern California returnod south this morning. VISITS SISTER Mrs. John McFall of Poe valley visited In tho city yesterday with her sister, Mrs. Florence White. Mrs. McFall made ' the trip by motor. TO UPPER LAKE Henry Larson left this morning for Upper Lako, where he plans to work In the mills during the summer. M'DONAI.l) HERE O. G. MacDonald of Los Angeles Is In the city on a two weeks' busi ness trip. VISITING IX SEATTLE Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hca and chil dren have loft by motor for Seattle, whore they will spend the noxt two weoks visiting with rolattves and frlonds. PORTLAND VISITORS Billy Phillips and Jimmio Mc Donald are arrivals In the city from Portland. KOWLKR RETURNS Returns Front South After tended Visit Ex. F. W. Fowlor, formerly tlrno- koepor for tho Pelican Bny camp, No. 2, and night clork at the White I Pelican, Is back in the city after an absenco of about eight months. Mr. Fowlor travolod through Cali fornia and Honolulu whllo nwny. OF MERRILL Mrs. Abbio Bailoy was a business visitor today from her homo at Morrill. Get Snappy "Store Service" at Stone's At Stone's Stores you can always get waited on when you are in a 'hurry. Our salesmen are especially trained to handle crowds, and will serve you in a courteous, efficient manner. . You will find much pleasure in selec ting your foods in one of our Clean Stores, where salesmen are particularlyanxioustoplea.se. Buy at STONE'S and Bank the Difference Light House Cleanser Large size can 1 ft dirt cheap, 3 for 1UC (While they last) Extra Standard Tomatoes No. 2 cans, 1 can for 15c 12 cans for l...$1.75 1 case (24 cans) $3.45 Anchor Flour Cheap 1 sack for - $2.29 6 sacks for $13.70 Creme Oil Soap Get your share Per bar ............. (Limit six) 5c Stone's Vacuum Packed Coffee 1 pound can for ...55c 2'2 pound can for $1.35 5 pound can for $2.65 (Every pound guaranteed) Apricots in Syrup No. 2y2 can, 2 for ......39c 1 dozen cans $2.25 1 case (24 cans) .....$4.45 (A real bargain) Just received a large shipment of pu re jam in 4 pound tins, assorted flavors, especially priced for Saturday at n Fancy Pack Shrimp 5 oz. can at 15c 1 dozen cans for $1.75 Heavy Syrup Peaches No. 2V can, 2 cans 55c 6 cans for $1.60 12 cans for $3.15 ' Margarine Butters best substitute 3 lbs. for , 89 c 69c Water Melons and Cantelopes : The price will be right J THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN TOWN Please come early if possible 423 Main St.lSTONErSMEAT MARJCET-Next to Owl Cafe Pot roasts-fresh young 1 Qn Fresh cottage cheese,; . 95 C beef, per lb ..: X(JK creamed, per lb -'v' Veal roasts, choice, milk 1 Qr Oven roast Standing : 1 gc fed veal roast, per lb 101 prime rib, per lb Also a nice Assortment of Good Fresh Lunch Meat, in any Quantity Six Store .... Buying Power 423 Main Street Two stores in Klamath Falls ' 717 Main Street IE FINED 510 0. M. Cram was yesterday fined $10 by City Judge Gaghagen. Cram was charged with speeding, with having no driver's license, with hav ing improper lights and with not having registered his car In this state. TIANO TUNING Apply W. H. Morgan at The Earl Shepherd Co. Adv. 10-12 c4t the LIBERTY An overwhelming desire to Inves tigate everything that arouses his curiosity plunged the Meddler, an amateur bandit Into a whirl of events which only ends when he has gained a reputation for cool courage and has won the love of a rancher's beautiful daughter. ' This story of the bandit who never stole is being told at tho Liberty theater Saturday. In "Don Dare Devil," Blue Streak Western to be shown In the Llborty theater next Sunday, Jack Hoxle wanders tar from his accustomed haunts in the inountnlus and plains of his country. oAt the TINE TREE To what extent may a loving wife go to bring bnck tho waning love of her husband. This Is one of the many vitally Interesting questions which aro brought to light In "The Masked Dnncer," starring Holone Chadwlck and Lowell Shorman, at the Fine Tree theater tonight. In support of these two popular players Is a brilliant cast of picture celebri ties. Tho interior of an ocean liner; an underground dive; a palatial man sion In San Francisco; a Gypsy camp. Theso are a tew of tho Variegated locales which will be seen when "Jealous Husbnnds" comes to the scroen of tho Pine Tree thontor on Saturday. Tho story called for a lot of figurative traveling on the part of the characters, with tho re sult that tho picture Is constantly opening up fresh, vistas of scenory nnd sottlngs. "They told mo I was Insane," said Eric von Stroholm, "to go Into Death valloy in the hottest part ofi August when the tempora- tures Is rarely lower than 140 de grees. They told me about the poison water holes, death dealing noxious gas pockets, deadly in sects and reptiles. They told me that our food would spoil In the heat, how countless numbers, have been lost and died In those track less wastes. But I went It was my lire's ambition to make a true pic turlzatlon of Frank Norris' greit American novel, 'McTeaguo.'" After two years of unflinching devotion to his task, von Strohelm completed "Greed." And It stands 'as a landmark tn motion pictures. I!AV1!..JV THRIVE in 1925 v r ". There is a Blue Bird on every Savings Pass Book The Blue Bird is the Symbol of success and happiness. , , , .. On every savings pass book there is an in visible Blue Bird. : Some savers never see it Their eyes have been made dull by in dulgence and foolish spending and the . magic sign is not revealed to them. What of your dreams of happiness? Turn them into reality through regular and con tinued saving at this bank. The American National Bank of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Member Federal Reserve System. A I . . i X. 'I c 4 , - J ti ' r 'i: J'. 1 1 4" 4
