The Evening herald., September 18, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Why
the
Label
Sewed
in Your
Coat
Hart SchatTner
&.Marx
Clothes
WEARERS of clothes bearing this label are proud
of it. You know them for you can pick them
out of the crowd of well dressed men.
THIS label is put into every suit made by Hart
Schaffner & Marx as an evidence of good faith,
too, it is a mark of distinction significant of the noble
man's private seal.
IT IS for your protection, for your guarantee of sat
isfaction. Few men out of sincerity would ever
think of tearing it out. Demand it when you buy your
next suit of clothes.
Notice: We will Close until 5:30 Tomorrow,
in Observance of a Jewish Holiday.
K. Sugarman
19 Years of Clothing "I Ain't Mad at Nobody"
LAFAYETTE, Ind., The foot-1 Purdue broke a shoulder running
ball season has arrived. House of through signals.
To Correct
A MOST FALSE RUMOR
we are not now nor never have purchased milk
or cream from Schulmier Miller Hill Dairy.
Neither has any milk from the Schulmier Dairy
ever been brought into our creamery.
Our bottled milk comes from the dairies of
Clyde Bradley and C. W. Lewis, foe their
ratings call the city health authorities.
In our fully equipped modem plant every pre
caution to- constantly safeguard our hundreds
of customers is taken.
At this time we want to extend a special invi
tation to everyone to come and inspect our
plant and see first hand how our milk is
handled.
Buy Crater Lake Dairy Products and
Rest assured of positive Purity
and Cleanliness
Controversy Over
34.41 in Court
The circuit court will be called
upon to settle a dispute over $34.41.
it developed today. Not for months
has a suit been filed in circuit court
representing such a small sum.
The case is one brought against
Howard T. Smith by the State In
dustrial Accident Commission which
alleges that Smith failed to contrib
ute three and one quarter per cent
of the wages of his employes to the
state industrial accident commission.
New Meat Market Opens
For Business Tomorrow
A new and strictly modern meat
market to be known as the Terry
Market will be opened to the public
tomorrow morning at "19 Main. Af-
j ter being closed for more than a
month, being remodeled, with the
installation of a new York refriger
ator syBtem with a capacity of 3
tons, all new marble und white
enamel display cases and windows,
the shop will be one of the most
modern in the city.
Fred Terry, with his son, Victor
Terry, will be in charge of the shop,
both being experienced In this line
of work, having recently come to
Klamath Falls from South Dakota.
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KLAMATH FALLS
CREAMERY
PHONE 74
M I : ft HI I.I, FOLKS
Mr. and Mtb. C. P. Hasklns, well
knows residents at Merrill, are here
today on business matters.
LKFT ON HINT
R. E. Stinson anl O. O. Hayes,
left this foremen for tnc Seven Mile
country to spend over the week end
on a deer hunt.
Fur Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling
All work guaranteed
Mrs. Wm. Bessler
62G Washington
Between Sixth and Seventh
Bungalow Court
Work Progresses
Tin1 first huiiRiiloiv of the Espla
nade court will bo ready for occu
pancy the first of nojtt week. In
inilck succession the remaining nine
teen bungalows constructed by K. J,
Murray, will be ready for occupancy.
The concrete Plpo company, to
whom was awarded the contract for
the bungalows, lum beeu mulling the
Job to completion.
Work on the root and Hie floor
of the new Kord Kiiiage. being con
siruclod by George lllehn, will start
tomorrow, it was announced. The
new garage building will be complet
ed by tho Concrete Plpo company
by the first of the month.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. Iggg
WILLIAMS IN tiTV
0. B. Williams, ol BonwWi tri.ni
ucted business matters .aero today.
Mrs. 1.. S. Slsemoro and son Ortli.
are visiting with, friends hero kxlay
fi'.'tn their home at Fort Klamath.
Railroad Officials
Inspecting Klamath
Oregon Trunk and B, P, & .
railroad official! latl this wornlni
on mi inspection of the lower Klain
atii bailu ami Poe Valley territorial
to peraonally view (hi agricultural
sections ol Klamath. Toiiioitow the
railroad party will be escorted over
the Burvey of the proponed route
of the Oregon Trunk railroad from
Band to Klamath Fails.
Officials included hi the party
are A. J, Davidson, general manager
of tho S. I'. ,t- B, and Oregon Trunk
lines: A. V, Mitchell, chief engineer;
E. E. blllla, superintendent of car
service and telegraph; It. W. .Pick
ard. general freight agent; O. II.
Kiddle, valuation engineer, and tl.
It. Williams, assistant comptroller,
LEAVING I'oit PAIR
Mr. and Mrs. liny Hiitterlee are
leaving tomorrow for Medford where
they will attend tho fair and visit
with friends.
THB WKATUBR
The t'yclo-SlorniBgraph at I'nder-
wod's Phnrowoy ihowi the barotnot?
rle pressure it! 2 : :t n where it has
remained for a number Df hours
While this level pi'cviilln iimicltlcd
nondltloni nra likely.
Poracail tf next II hours: Vb
nettled, probably cooler.
Tbo Tyeos rei'onllng Iheninnetei'
regltitered maximum und mlnliiiiini
temperatures today us follows;
High 07: low 10,
V. S. Weather Itcpoit
Oregon- -Local showers this af-j
tar noon, Qonorally fair tonight
and Saturday. Warmer In east
central portion toulgul. Moderate
westerly winds.
MA I.l Nllol'PKIt
Joe M. Kotera Is ti'iiusactlng bUS
Incus affairs In Klamath Fall! thin
altamoon from bis home at Malln.
IN FltOM POINT COMFORT
Mrs. Laura Moore is In from her
lunio at Point I'onilbH today, shop
ping atad greeting her friends.
MKItllILL HIIOITKK
HUM Nylnndor spent the greater
part of the day In tho city from
Merrill, IrMMOtlOl bUfelOMI mullein.
II. K, Itohlnsoti u 1 1 .'inl.nl to hiial
nesii iiitilleis here today from his
home ui KGnOi
Masons
Attention
Work In F. I'. Degren Fri
day evening, Bapt, II. 7; so
p. m. Plans for reception
of Grand Maatar Kelly win
be dlaouiaadi
0. K. DINNMi W. Mi
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Jail Opening
Saturday, Sept. 19
!
Interpreting the Paris modes in the appar
el we have selected for fall, we offer ou
those costumes which will be worn by the
fashionable world throughout the season.
The lines of the garments, their trimmings
and colors, are as Paris designed them,
and every one knows that what Paris says
is right. '.
The accessories are correct, and in say
ing that, we say all, because chic depends
so much upon their being smart. Through
out the Women's Store all that is governed
by fashion is new. The beauty and quality
of the new arrivals in coats, dresses and
dress materials make this a brilliant open
ing and forecast of the season to come.
Tonight at 7:30 our show
windows will be unveiled
Revealing new and authentic Autumn Fashions before
window settings of rare beauty which have been pre
pared especially for this gala occasion.
Come and bring your friends
Store Opens
8 o'Clock
Saturday
Morning
New Arrivals
of Coats, Dresses
And Accessories
Daily
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