The Evening herald., July 17, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

EVENINO HETCAXEir KLAMATH" FALLS, OREGON
FR TP AT, JULY 17, 10:25
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iY Clothcraft
Tailored Clothes !
They arc real values. Our brand now stock
of these nationally advertised poular priced
clothes is complete, no odds and cuds.
Willi our full stock of the . latest fabrics
and patterns you are assured a correct fit
in the correct stvle.
It Will Pay You to Look
Them Over
Y 25, 27.50,
30, 35, 40
I SAN FRANCISCO
ELKS VISIT AT
KLAMATH OASIS
Classy New Shirts colors and
patterns that are different.
p. to
W. I- Douglas Shoes art
known the world over to repre
sent high grade shoes at med
ium prices.
p 6 p. 8
Work clothes of gooil quality at uic right prices pants, overalls, shirts,
and shoes our customers tell us they arc the best in the city for the
price. : ' ' ...A
Payday Specials
Good weight, triple stitched overalls $1.45
Athletic Underwear 89c, two for $1.75
Through tho heat ot tlio hottest
un this year canto 150 Klks uf
Sun Francisco, aenjthbound, from
Portland, ami stopped nt uv ousln
kiwwn us Klamath Kails UHlfiO No.
147, yostwiday ndornoon.
Fur lv ilioum tho visiting Elks
drank pap and root boor and tlts
cussed Klkdoia with u cummlltoo ot
local Elks officiating us grctitors.
Ami wflu-n tho visiting Klka dopnrt-
oil, tflicy carried with iho ma woi
uVrful picture of Crater lako. which
will bo hung tu tho nww Sun Krau-
clseu Elk's temple which will bo
opened soon.
Tho vlslturs 'had visited Crator
lako, having detrained ut Modioli
Wednesday and spent Iho major
part ot yesterday ul (ho lako. Local
Elks who parlolp.itod In tho enter
tainment of Iho vUHom worn W.
V. MoNouly, James E. Snnuson, L.
W. NosmliCi, Earl Whltlock. JUmos
It. Drlacoll, Harry !.llo, John II.
Houston mad Harry Howard.
Bonanza Clinic
Proves Success
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XJ KLAMATH FALIS-WOODBURN, ORE.
517
Main
T coo babies who had been given
allcmlou at prevtous clinics, show
I ed decldod iu)p:ovemout lu tholr
physical comKton. according to tho
tinting of Dr. G. S. Newsom. coun
ty ihoulth officer, at tho clkilc hold
yesterday atteriKon . at Donunsa.
Nlnoteen bablos wore eiljuilued by
tho tioulih doctor. They Included:
Howard James Wllkerttjn, Uonny
Daulol, Virginia Roderick. Vlolot
Stein inetz. Margarot, Evolyu, Don
ald and Nonnoa Woodbury, Eugeue
Rbertj;ii, Louftfo lyttlo, Joan uud
Charles Norton, Evelyn Punkoy,
Elva and Victor Flackus, Stella
Brow-no, Murguenlto and Dorotlhy
McKlnimon. Dr. Now&m was us
slsted at the clinic by Miss Lydla
J Krlekc, county health nurso.
Let Us Do Your
Baking
These Hot Days
FRESH EVERY DAY
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. . . " ' . Parker house rolls : ..
Finger rolls" " "LA. .
Napkin rolls
; ' Sandwich buns " V
t A dainty line of cakes and pies
SIXTH STREET BAKERY
CHAS. LANDIS i
; 126 South Sixth St.
MaaV""''""VVrlrVVlrYinfWWuW
"For Goodness Sake Eat Better Bread"
Damage Suit Of
Bill Lee Comes
Up. This Month
Whether or not R. W. Prico,
proprietor of the Crater Lake lodge,
committed a breach ot contract
when he relieved W. T. Lee of his
Job of handling the transportation
of passengers to and from Crater
Lake, will be decided In court on
July 21, when the case comes to
trial. .
Mr. Lee Is suing for approximately
$17,000 In damages which he claims
he received by the alleged breach
of contract. Wednesday, Sherirt
Burt Hawkins served a number of
subpoenas on employes of the lodgo
who will testify In the trial.
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oAt The LIBERTY
Here's tho picture In which the
j world's greatest exponent of dare
; devil stunts gives ybu a genuine
riot of fun guaranteeing to drive
away, your blues. Bring to tho
screen a wholesome mixture ot melo
drama and comedy, crammed .witlj
actloa and irresistible funny angles;
with never la let-up in Its l.iead-
i long pace from tho very start to the
rlp-roarlng climax. "Taking Chanc
es" packs tremendous walkips, rapid
firo action, appealing romance. If
you want something snappy, ex
citing, romantic, full of tense action
well here It is at the Liberty to
day. :'
SANITARY MARKET
Pot Roast, beef lb. ...........lv.....;... jgc
Beef boiling, lb ! 2 12C
Sirloin steak lb 25c
T-Bone steak, lb ..........25c
6 lbs. veal roast -$1.00
2 lbs, veal steak 35c
Veal stew, lb 12V2C
Mutton stew, lb 10c
Leg of lamb, lb 35 c
Special today only cottage butts -.--15c
Roasting chickens, fryers and hens
SANITARY MARKET
r"y ' Choice Meats . ,
Special Attention to Order Trade
7th and Main . . Phone 22
cAt the TINE TREE
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Jumping from a bridge Into a
oold mountain stream four times
and wallowing In the mud after
eaoi jump with Hlie thermomotor
registering forty dogrees was one of
the thrills experienced by Irene R'eh
during tho Bllmlng of "The L-st
Lady" on location in tfie mountains
near Bishop, California.
' Under the direction of Harry
Beaumont, Miss Rich ran down a
rugged nrountaln path In a shower
of cold xaln a ihalf dozen times.
Then she leaped from the wrecked
bridge into tMie water. After three
hours of work Beaumont declared
himself as satisfied and after some
hot drinks the members of the com
pany went to their tents to tfltaw
out.
"The Lost Lady" will be seen ul
the Pine Tree theatre. - ' '
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A COJUtKJTI.V
Through a rogretable typo-
graphical error, the advertise- 4
4 ment of tlhe KlaroaUh Shoe
Store yesterdldi was made toi
read that misses patent 2 -strap
slippers lof a regular value of
4 'J3.60 were on sale for $1.95 4
4 Instead, these slippers are sell-
ing (or $2.95, and tint correc-
tion it being made to Justice 4
4 to the store and its many pat-
4 tods.
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Beauty Specialists
Must Have Licenses
It will be a violation ot uhe law
to ongMgo In hair dressing, facial
mussage or skin treatment after
July 31. 1925. will lout a stato lic
ense. The office or the State Board
of Health Is, receiving applications
and it Is absolutely necessary thai
all operators file at. an early d-.itc.
Anyone who his been actively en
gaged In cosmetic therapy six inon
tbd prize to July 31, 1925, will be
entitled to a license by exemption.
Those applying at oace can receive
a license wtti'iouf an examination.
All thoso applying attor July 31,
1925, will be required to tako an
examination. Applications should be
made Ulredt I jj to the Secretary of
State Board of Cosmetic Tho-
the
lUpy, 301 KrCrpatrlck bulkding, Port
land, Oregon.
It Is estimated dhat there arc
over coie tKusand cosmollcluns op
erating to this sUlo. To properly
tako care of the licensing thereof
moans a great deal of work and it
will therefore bo woll to got appll
catkns In at as early a dlite as
poislblo. Nl (jjsmetlcian will bo ul
lowcd operate oftor July 31,
1925, without a license. . .
Narrow Escape On
Garfield Mountain
Just two feet separated Miss
Marian Miller from death yosterday
afternoon, as she lay on a crag suf
fering from a broken angle and
bruised leg. Miss Miller, who had
been descending Mount Garfield at
Crater Lake, foil 60 feet and nearly
rolled off the crag that impeded her
flrst'dcscent, to a second fall ot 100
feet and sure death.
She was rushed to Klamath Kails
for hoHpltai care late yesterday af
ternoon by Otto Nichols who made
tho trip in an hour and a hulf.
Miss Miller was spending a vaca
tion at the Crater Kim with her
mother, Mrs. Allan Miller of Chi
cago. The Miller family are spend
ing the summer In the west.
Reports from the hospital today
were to the affect that Miss Miller
Is resting easily.
Jones Swelters
In Hot Sun Out
In Bly Country
Under a sun that hoistod tho mer
cury up 'lis 100 degrees and over,
Actlng-UlstrJct Attorney Caleb Jones
perspired for many'lhours ycHerday
la the Devil's Ourden country, elast
of Bly, In an attempt to secure evi
dence tin the case tof State vs. Ware,
charged with first degree murder.
Mr. Jones made un Investigation
of the scene of1 'She lalloged 'murder
and In addition to tlhe Information
that he unoarthed, he brought back
to Klamath Falls this morning, a
blight red s an burn,
A Recent Purchase of (
125 Pretty New
Dresses Have
Arrived
Just
Tho purchase of these dresses uiul the low prices quoted wan
made possible through our connection with the "Northern Job
bing Co." which has a buying power equal to any of the big
chain stores.
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Late Summer and Early
Fall Models
Which embody all of the charm
of line and youthfulness of de
sign found in Uie most recent
French creations.
It's Worth a Special Trip
Down Town to Sec Them
They're Priced at
' mil
$12-50 and $16-75
All smartly styled in such sponsored fabrics as: Silk bread
cloth, crepe de chine, flat crepes and silk prints. Dresses trim
med in every conceivable style lace collars and cuffs, collars
and cuffs of self materials, belted styles with the coziest little
pockets, and decorations 6f buttons meet your eye on every side
Thqy are on display in the windows.
(Appearance
Counts
and tho scrutiny ot friends
or strangors must rovoal no
imperfoctlon. Hklllcd hands
are hero to refresh tho skin
or dress the hair.
Tolophono
inont.
for appolut-
MOB'S BEAUTY BIIOl'l'K
New Designs in
Japanese Parasols
JUST IN
They arc prettier than
the ti s ti a I ones seen.
The designs arc so
striking.
Truth in Advertising!
Pine Of Klamath
Is Shipped 8000
Miles To England
JuHt about eight thousand miles
soparatcs Klamath from one of Its
steadiest and surest markets In
lumber. The market Is Man
chester, England, and tho repre
sentative is V. T. ltobert Shaw,
a membor of tho firm of James ltob
ert Shaw Co. Ltd. of Manchester.
Mr. Shaw Is now In Klamath In
terviewing ' local lumbormon and
placing orders for several car
loads of lumber that will bo
shipped to England, whoro they
will bo manufactured Into eurtaln
poles. . Mr. Shaw, who has boon
buying In Klamath for suvoral
years, Is placing mora orders this
year than over bofore,
School Board To
Meet Next Monday
Final authdrizaUon of ithe con
struction of a new school building
lat Sprague river Is expected to be
given by Ubo country school board at
special meeting lot the county
(sdboo) board, noit Mjorodny. It Is un
derstood that work on tho now
structure must start eooa, If -It Is
to bo roady by tlhe opoulag of school
next fall,
Queen Mary Gives
Ward To Hospital
LONDON, July 17. (P) Quuon
Mary added several dovotoos to her
list ot admirers yosterday when she
oponod an extnnslon of the Salva
tion Army's maternity hospital In
the cast end ot London.
In one ward wore a number of
unmarrlod mothers, who
awaro of tho queen's visit, did not
expect liar to take notice of their
presence, Tho unexpected, however,
happened, hnr mujnsly expressing u
special doHlro to sea them,
Thn ( u oo it went to thu budnlde
of each woman and won tholr af
fections by iiur kindly words of
pralso for tholr liablos.
FROM MIODI'ORI)
Mr. und Mrs. n. L. Ilurry of Mud
ford are in Klnmnlh for several days
on a brief visit. Mr. Barry, who Is
In the Insurance business Is attend-
though Ing to buslnoss matlors.
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We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day