The Evening herald., August 20, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1025
EVENING HERALD, KL'AMATII FALT1, ORECON
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UNDERWOOD'S
SPECIALS
returned IMk evtttlng from Meii
foril wIiitij they, spent (hi! d.iy on
buHlni.'HH matters for Hi" Iwal (jolf
cluli.
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Super Crown
The New Shrunk And
Union Made Crown
WANT TO MIC.XTF.
.1. Iltiti'lionn of HiiKfitie, who for
boiiio llmo has been looking over
business possibilities bore bin re
turned again and hopes to locate
here permanently within a shirt
I hue.
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TO HARVEST ( 'HOI'S
J. W. Kerns left this morning
tor Algimu whore he Is assembling
a combined harrestcr to harvest the
crop on the .lolin llagelstlne ranch
Regular $1.50 ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS
98c
Regular $1.50 ALARM CLOCKS, Special at
98c
Regular SS.00 HAIR BOBBING SETS, consisting of
Comb, Clipper and Barber Scissors
2.89
Regular 50c LEMON CGfLD CREAM special at
29c
Regular 50c COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO
'j 29c
E2&mmt mm
$1.95
Guaranteed not to Shrink
A NVw Pair Krci. if Tln-y do Shrink
Guaranteed not to Fade
Extra Sizes 44 to 50, 2.25
What Mechanics, Engineers, Firemen, Brakemen, Lumber Workers, Linemen
all Laboring Men Have Wanted.
Positively the highest grade and very best overall in
America. Made of extra heavy, closely woven 8-
ounce denim and dyed with the best indigo dyes ob
tainable. Washed and thoroughly shrunk in the mills
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of the Crown Overall Manufacturing Company by a
special process. A new pair free if they shrink, and
guaranteed not to fade. Blouses, jumpers, jackets
or coats, same material, are $1.95
Blanket sale
offers you
warm winter
sleep at low
prices
KLAMATH FALLS
10', discount
extra thru
water ship
ment of
blankets
Mainly About People
l.KKT THIS MORNING
K. S. Itoviioliln ami D. Whltnoy,
Portland, (uuiImn taen. enjoying ,i
viokblon trip in tho louthwrn prt
at tho Mule, topped in Klamath
mill over Wi'iliiMiUy, niroata tia.irto
tron trip to CrAter ami DUraorod
liiken,
RETURN PROM visit
I Mr, and lire, tewie Steanu ami
family returned hdtno yeeterday
fi-.'iu a dollghlltil v:sii in Bay Olty
letvd Nohalem. ai Nehalem i hoy vls
llited 'iih Mrs. Kleins' brotJber,
Dick Bartnsw, ad oi nay city with
jlinr nlaliT, Mra. I.iv Wllaon.
CONTRACTOR RHTWRN8
Dim (irahaui. loKtiinn toiitrartor
who has Ihm'm attonilliiK tu business
Interests in the Rock Creek liuni'h
country; returned n the olty last
ovcnliiK.
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IIKTI'IIXINO
After visit lust here
tor Lake on a short
Dr. anil Mis. funis
Get in on this price for a genuine
Willard
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Battery
$13.45
Mr. .mil Mrs. W.
Hits morning
Portland;
HOMK
ami at Cra-
vacatlon trip.
Holcomb ami
Brown re turn -their
homo in
ItDTl UN TO ASHLAND
Dr. And Mrs. Charles A. Halnei
and son. were visitors hern enroute
to their home at Ashland after bav
ins iipr-nt an enjoyable week end at
Orator Lake.
(WESTS OF
Mr. ami Mrs. .1.
i son tfn miosis at
S I Bertha B. Sawyer
f I their return homo from a ton days'
i trip to Portland,
DOCTOR
p tiooiior and
the homo of Dr.
of Ashland on
TO liAKHVlHW
James DrlaeOU, local Insurance
1 man, loft yesterday afternoon tor
X j i.aiceview. nu miios oast, where he
f ' plans to spend today and part of
! Friday atlondlnit to hiislnoss nintters.
Mr. Drlacoll is ekpected hack in
I Klamath Palls tomorrow night.
I.KAY KN FOR BOSTON
Miss Dohnn Mnek to Kilter School
In Fast This Full
Miss Donna Mack, who for sev
eral yours taught school at the
Klamath county bipb school, has
just loft for the east where she will
enter school in Boston and engage
in research and specialization work
during the school year. Miss Mack
will stop (n Illinois for several
weeks to visit at the homes of
friends and relatives. Miss Mack
Is tho daughter of Charles Mack,
on the Morrill route.
TO ALTURAS
Joan Boyts and P. Warner left
thl. morning lor Alluras on a busi
ness trip, planning to return hero
about Saturday.
ENJOYS VACATION
D. E. Alexander of the Rock
Creek Ranch tind well known here,
returned last night from Papa. Cal
ifornia, where he has veen visiting
with friends for several days, and
left this morning far the ranoh.
FROM BEATER HARSH
N. I. Hogart of Ube Warren Con
struction company Is here on busi
ness from Heaver Marsh.
P0CKETT IN
I). J. Puskett of Rocky Point,
is transacting business here today,
from the resort.
TO SHASTA SPRINGS
Mrs. C. U. Farwell and daughter.
Miss Uirguerlte Farwell. who vis
ited here over Wednesday on their
return from a trip to Crater Lake,
left this morning for Shasta Springs.
After Visiting there they will re
turn to their home lu lyjs Angeles.
FORENOON ARRIVALS
Ja;k Wharton, of San Pedro; H.
E. Tuber. Redding; J. Wall, River
side; Thomas E. Corkill. RUhop;
W. A. McCutchejn, Stockton; .Jp'.
A. Conrad Rerg, Shasta Co.; Dr. C.
R. Cortwright, Berkeley, and J. O.
McMasters. M irnbrook. Cal., were
among the early morning arrivals in
Klamath Falls who ailed at the
chamber of commerce to register.
FROM STRAQUE RIVER
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Uangell of
Bpragua Rjyer are ajnohg the prom
mAot visitor here today.
AT CRATKH LAKE
-Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Vaunice, Mi-s.
G. X. Clifton and Mrs. Metcalf
left early this morning to spend
the day at Crater Lake, expecting to
return home tihis evening.
ADAMS IN
Charles Adams of Olene spent
the forenoon here shopping, return
ing home shortly after noon.
WITH SHOE SHOP
Lee Roberts has accepted a posi
tion as shoe Salesman with, the
Klamath Falls Shoe Store, succeed
ing Mr. N'orthey.
VISITING JAMBS MANNING
Two students of the University
of Oregon, and identified with ath
letic activity of the state Institu
tion, nro spending several days at
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Manning as the guest of Juntos Man
ning. Al Sinclair, one of the U. of
O. boys, formerly played center on
the Varsity team. He is a resident
of Eugene and his father is in
charge of tho military training .de
partment at the University, Ralph
'Tuck, tho other visitor, is proficient
In track events, particularly tho
hurdles. Tho two hoyi have been
motoring throughout southern Oregon.
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Floyd
234 Main St.
Henriot Co.
Phone 397W
VAN RatON AWAY
W. Ci Van PIiiioii . local attorney,
Is spending sovornl days in Sacra
mento on a brief business trip. Mr.
Van Enion left yesterday and plans
to return to Klumuth Falls by next
Monday.
ACCEPTS POSITION
Ivan W. Scull, a young man
from Portland, has aci'oplod a posi
tion (with the iholel White Pelican
aild plain (o remain hoi o pemnan-enlly.
liil
Fur Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling
All work guarantood
Mrs. Win. Bessler
63 Washington
Between Sixth aud Seventh
RANKER HERE
J. M. Thome, -cashier of the Um
pcfua valley bank at Roseburg, is
visiting in the city today and spent
the morning calKng on the various
members of the banks in the city.
LOOKING OVER VAbLBg
Hero for the purpose of looking
ovor the Langell Valley country,
Thomas O. Corkill. of Bishop, arriv
ed In Klamath Falls this morning,
and pKins to remain here for about
ten days.
ACCOMPANIES GUEST
Accompanying her house guest.
Miss Verna Haack of Oakland, Miss
Alice Hanson left this morning to
journey as far south as Dunmuir
with her, on her return to the
southern city.
LEVBNS LEAVES
William S. Levens, state prohibi
tion commissioner, returned the
early part of tho week to Salem, lif
ter being called here to answer to
an indictment by tho Klamath grand
jury for alleged larcony of a revolver
taken from the home of a Mexican
during a liquor raid.
RETURN TO SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. A. ,L. Llnbeck and
family returned to their homo at
Salem after enjoying a ten days
trip at Crater Lake and varkm's
points in southwestern Oregon, and
stopped here for a short visit en-
route home. Mr. Linbeck is tho'
Salem Correspondent for tho Oregoh
Journal, and a poultrymnn of the
Auburn district.
HOVOAR RETITINS
.1. J. Hoydar of the Oregon Trunk,
with R. W. Plekard, general freight
agent ami R. 11. Crasier, general
passenger agent, returned last eve
ning from Bend wberu ho trans
acted business matters. Tho party
made the trip by motor ntid report
a successful trip.
Regular $1.00 NotisCOLD CREAM POWDER
79c y
Regular $1.00 GENUINE IMPORTED RUSSIAN
" V A .
MINERAL OH
79c
Regular $l.2Q IMPORTED OLIVE, OIL
' '79c
Regular 50c UNDERWOOD'S CORAL CREAM
29c
Regular 50c UNPERWOOD'S BAY RUM
29c
Regular 50c UNDERWOOD'S LEMON LOTION
29c
Regular 60c UNDERWOOD'S VANISHING CREAM
1 43c
Regular 50c Undcrwbfed's GREEN SOAP SHAMPOO
29c '
IF IT'S GOOD ENOUGH TO BEAR UNDERWOOD'S
NAME, H"S;'iTHE BEST OBTAINABLE. -
UNDERWOOD'S
PHARMACY
v Five Acts of Good Vaudeville
"KdnSdy" Robinson Eccentric Dancing
NoWe & Brooks "Footlight Scandals"
Princesjs Chee Chin Toy Chinese Comedinne
Palmer & Huston ...Character Comedy,
Singing and Dancing
Campbell, Forgay & Sumne Unique Song
lv' Creations
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, - Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon
1 f ' in
I "I Want My Man"
ATotd$;Ve believe this is. one of the best programs ever
offerjetf to a Pine Tree audience. Every act is enjoyable
and Me picture carries a mpstunusual story.
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At jrhe LIBERTY
Dick Hatton in
"Where Romance Rides"
Supported by Marilyn Mills, and the two Wonder.
Horses, "Star" and "lievcrly."
Nolo: Miss M'.ills doubles for Mary Pickford and
Norma Talmacjge in all dangerous riding scenes and
is an expert horsewoman. As a result of years of
patient training, her two horses show marvelous in
telligence. k . '(' " . .
If you like action, you'll like this picture.
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