The Evening herald., July 23, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Take the Time
Make Opportunity
SpSV': Meet at This Sale
Pretty Silk
DRESSES
Georgette and
Crepe de l Chine
$9.98 $14.48
Baseball, Bat and Glove
to each of first four boys who buy an
Oregon City Suit - '
$19.50 Suits in $16.00 $16-50 Suit in $13.20
Clearance Sale Clearance Sale
Allen A Silk
Chiffon Stockings
89c, 3 Pairs 2.50
GINGHAMS
15c, 18c, 22c
82 patterns. 27. 32 and M inch widths, including La France zephyr ginghams
and F.nglisdi Chintz prints, in an assortment of colors and combinations that will
please anyone.
Dress Crepe
27c a Yard
Dross cropes always nro populnr for their
alluring crinkllness nnd fresh npponranco.
In chocks anil stripe ttirouuli iinllit colors
tlul and beautiful dross rubric pupulur
Soyzeen
32c a Yard
Klvo colors nnd pnttorns In this Bubstnn
t Ui I nnd beautiful dross rubric Jojulnr
dollar spot pnttorns with base, relief strlpo
running through. 36-inch width.
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KLAMATH LV FALLS
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on tlirt Job wan decidedly Impeded.
Now tbo county court will send
up a crew or men iu worn on the
Job and linvn told Messenger that
(bey will 11 mi run ten tlin additional
1111:11 thulr pay.
All of . which gives aHsurunco thut
thn project will ha completed In the
near fuluro and will allow the
opening of bids for thn grading of
the lust section of The Dallcs
Cnllfornlii hlKhway In Oregon.
If the progrum of completion of
The Uillliis-Callfornltt hlKhway by
tbo rail of 1925 Is to he completed
grading of tbo : section of road
from Corral sprini(s to the county
lino must be consummated this
winter, In order thut the grade
inlKlit settle during the winter
months nnd ho ready for surfacing
In tho spring.
Thn firm of Simmers & Hmlth,
which hits the contract for grub
bing; and clearing of the hlKhway
from Crescent north to the county
line, a distunco of 15.7 miles, will
bo completed with their projects by
the middle of August, It was reported.
Torrid Boxing
Card Assured
Fans July 29
JII'KIVKHH VIHITOKH
A party of Dunsmulr men, in
cluding E. J. Hilton, J. W. Ham and
It. K. Dceson spent tbo day hero on
business.
What gives promise of being one
of tho rastest boxing cards of the
year will he staged July 29 In
Chlloquln, when 32 rounds of box
ing and six separata fights will be
the parcel of books and uppercuts
handed out to the cash customers.
At tho head of tho card Is Ted
French, clever lightweight, who will
lunglo with Carl Floyd, t'. 8. navy,
for six rounds. Reports seeping In
from tbo work-outs of the two
righters aro to tho eftect that tho
bout will not go thn limit.
For some reason, the Bobby
Allen-Jack Crlm go Is reported to
bo a grudge affair. Just what the
cause of the grudge Is Is not known.
It is rumored that there Is a wom
an at the bottom of the feud. How
ever, the two Indian boys will cross
gloves for six rounds. Allen at one
time was a familiar figure In the
squared rings of Klamath.
Abie Cordon, veteran bantam
weight, will fight Babe Ligbtfoot
for six rounds in a bout that gives
promise ot action from the start.
The pair met In an epochal bout
at I.nngoH's valley rocently.
Although Dick Stevenson of Ma
lln has one knockout to his credit
over Wilbur Harrington, the lattor
has shown so much Improvement
that fans doubt whether the.Malin
harvester can turn the trick In their
six-round mix.
AI Sharp and Eddie Stewart and
Buddy Crlm and Young Jack Davis
will tight the curtain raisers.
Tho feature of the evening will
be a barrel slugging contest be
tween four' colored youths. The last
man standing up wins the money.
Catholics To Hold
Big Picnic Sunday
Sunday will mark the annual
Klamath county Catholic picnic,
which gives promise of being one of
the largest the church has ever held,
plans being made to take care of
500 people, by the ladles of St.
Mary's Altar society, who are to
serve lunch at noon. The picnic will
be held at the Martin Green ranch
located near Siemens oil well.
A sports program Including a
baseball game between the city and
country people, races and a wheat
binding contest tor the ladies, has
been arranged for by Edward Der-
van and C. Bossier who are In charge
ot tho program for the Knights of
Columbus. ?
Open air mass will be hold -t the
ranch at 10:30 Sunday morning.
Cars will leave Klamath Falls tar
the ranch at 0:45 In the morning
from tho Lyceum hall. The Martin
Green ranch is located 8 miles south
east of Klamath Falls and one mllo
north of tho Slemen's oil well. It
Is one of the show places of this
section, being a large yellow ouo,
surrrounded with beautiful lawn and
tall poplar trees. ' '
Thn picnic la for tho members of;
the church and all their friends. All
proceeds or tho day will be turned ,;
over to the Altar Society for tho .
henetlt ot tho church. , '
Troy Laundry Sold
To California Man
Transfer ot the Troy Laundry to
Ivan Farris of Tulare, Calif., was
announced last night by Mr. Ben
nett, former owners of the concern,
Mr. Farris has been in the laun
dry business for IS years, having .
conducted a laundry in his homo
town. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett plan to
leave soon for Portland, ' where
they will make their home.
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County Couft;
Comes to Aid
of Contractor
Tlmoly aid ot tho Klnmnth coun
ty court to n struggling contractor
In northorn Klnmnth will probably
Insuro tho completion of tho grub
bing niul ','cloarliiR of Tho Dnltos
Callfornfa 'highway north of Corral
Springs to Crescent, by tho mlddlo
of August nnd thus allow tbo Btnto
to let tho contract for tho grading'
ot tho now highway from Corral
Springs to tho county lino.
With the state nuking spoed, nn.t
wllh various southorn Orogon clvlo
organizations domnndlng speed, tho
Klnmnth county ., court recently
ntudo a, personal Inspection ot tho
project lot to tho firm ot Doty &
MosBongor, which Included nbniit
10 mllos of grubbing nnd clearing
of tho highway north from Corrnl
Springs to Crescent.
Tho situation wnw found to bo
somewhat Involved, according to re
ports. Doty had quit the Job and
Messongor was carrying on nlone
with a small number ot men, In a
doBpornte effort to finish the job
ns soon ns posBlblo. Tho contrac
tors had run Into an excoptlonally
honvy stnud -of tlmbor nnd progress
ave
Forgotten Anything?
For Women
Tooth Brush .25c to $1.00
Dentifrices 25c to 65c
Hair Combs .25c to $1.50
Hair Brushes 50c to $9.00
Hair Nets lOc and 15c
Toilet Water ..........50c to $2.50
Talcum Powder .25c to $1.50
Face Powder 25c to $3.50
Cold Crearri 25c to $1.00
Mosquito Lotiohs - 25c to 50c
. , Stationery, 25c to $3.00
Fountain Pen $1.00 to $12.00
Kodak Film all sizes
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For Men
Razor $1.00 to $5.00
Razor blades 35c to $1.00
Razor Strops. -- 50c to $5.00
Shaving Cream 25c to $1.00
Shaving Brushes ...25c to $4.50
Styptic pencils ....10c
Shaving Lotion .......25c to $1.00
Talcum Powder :. .25c to $1.50
Tooth Brush ........25c to $1.00
First Aid Kit.i.....,J,..,.l..,:..$1.00 to $2.50
Fit all Roll Ups ....... $3.00 to $5.00
Portable Phonograph ... $45.00
Kodak films '.: all sizes
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Take Plenty of Film
We refund purchase price
on unused films bought
here. We have fresh genu
ine Eastman films in all
sizes. Bring us your nega
tives for quality finishing.
Friday and
Genuine Hawkeye Camera made by Eastman,
with roll of film ...$1.98
Tube Jap Rose shaving cream and genuine
Auto Strop razor .....:.........'.. 79c
Six inch Polar Cub Electric fans $3.95
25c Jars assorted hard candies, each 19c
2x-2 pound picnic packages hard candies, each 98c
25c talcums (clean. up on these)' 2 for 25c
Turn in Your Old Record
For each four old records of Brunswick, Victor or
Vocalion make we will give you a new Seventy-'
fice cent (75c) Brunswick record if you buy three
(3) new Brunswick records. No matter what con
dition your records are in.
Saturday Specials
15c Padre Castile soap 3 bare .--33c
10c Peter Pan soap, 4 bare .-25c
$2.50 Electric Hot Plates .,-$1.98
25c Genuine Rice Face Powder all shades, 2 for 25c
75c Rubbing Alcohol --49c
75c Medicinal Mineral Oil .....................:l....49c
10c Life Buoy soap, 1 free with each 25c purchase
of 3 bars.
STORE NEWS
Did it ever irk you to go into any kind of business place and have some one cotne to serve you who
you knew right away didn't know as much about the business as you did? Of course this has happened
to you and. its happened to many other people. No one likes to go to a drug store and have the soda ..
clerk grab your prescription and start to work on it." You immediately feel tht some one is trying some
thing that they can't put over. That is the very reason why no pne touches a prescription that conies
into either of our three stores unless he is a college trained and registered pharmacist. ' -
In this way we arc sure that you are getting . exactly what the doctor ordered in exactly the quart-'--tities
he ordered it. ... -! !;. nh " ; . - " ..
. r.iit there, is,, something besides college training that must go into your medicine. The drugs and .';
everything else it contains must be' fresh arid pttrePThey1 can't be kept fresh and be kept on the shelves, .
they must be bought and used quickly or they Jose 'hi itch' of "their value. With' our three stores to buy for
we can order in sufficient uitantitics to assure the. mi'ujnutm price andt we also know that pur three stores
. will use them up.befoi;c tliey bc.comc old. ;.',,,,; .'-v '
All in all there is no be'ttei,!place to buy drugs or drug sundries than at Currin's For Drugs, Inc.
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