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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1925)
Page Eight EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON ! - : ; 1 " Tuesday, NoyBtflbop 8) 1025 - Mcher Store Local Dairies Nobody Ever Regretted Buying Quality Opens Saturday October Marks Just Average Friday evening. November sixth, tnarkn the formal opening 0( Pll cher's tore on Main and Fifth. The hour will bo between seven and nine o'clock when spcclnl entor tainmont and a musical program has been arranged Tor. Flowers will bo given to tho women callers and cigars to tho men. Tan and brown, the Pilcher ifctorea' national color scheme, has jtyeen carried out In the store, even to tho lighting fixtures, which were Ordered special for the local MOM. 'jTho windows throughout the store are of tbo Arcade style, and boveid mirrors aro placed in every avail able apace in the spacious room, which covers 4.500 square feet. Magneslte floors in the brown and tan color scheme are a new and attractive feature. A rent room on the second floor 1b being furnished in a mohair ve lour'set of tan and brown, with dav enport lamps, spinster writing desk, and rugs to haraonlie. At the right entrance tho men's complete furnishing department will be found Lost River is High With 91.5 Out of 100 Here They Are! October ratings of nine Klamath dairies selling milk wlt'itn the boundaries of Klamath Fulls were announced today by Dr. K. D. Lamti. deputy dairy aud food commissioner The heights and the depths rero revealed In the report. TSo high, est mark returned was 91.5 oat of a possible 100 while tho lowest was 47.5. Dairy inspections wer made by Special Sanitary Offl.-er Leo Craft, under the supervision and direction of Dr. E. D. Lamb. In commenting on the dairy situ ation in Klamath today, Dr. Lamb! said: "One thins; that must bo impress- cd upon the Klamath dairyman who sells milk in Klamath Kails. H must secure a city permit before ho can sell milk here. If he doesn't while the left entrance !ne ls subject to fine and imprison-1 ns on Your Overcoat will carry novelties, drug sundries and the ladies' ready to wear fur nlshlngs. ' Twenty clerks will be employed in the new store. Lap-over white Indian head wait ress aprons tor $2.50 at Bee Begln's Dress Shop, next to Shasta, cafe. '3-t (adv) Fur Manufacturing. Coat Remodeling work guaranteed All Mrs. Wm. Bessler 436 Klamath Ave. -Between Fourth and Fifth Phone U2-.M Next to Mooso Hall ment. The last person that was arrested for not having a permit, was fined $50. Others that aave not taken out permits, will be a-. 1 rested and fined Just as quickly. Follora-lng is the dairy report fori October: Dairy Equip. Moth. Lost Hiver 35.5 56 53 52 49 48 44 Since 1906 Many of our old time customers can trace our growth way back to the days of Linkville for you. They're still with us as they hive, years ago, learned the wisdom, of confidence. More are joining the ranks every ilav. We say m ore for if there weren't thi establishment could not enjoy the splendid growth it has. The reason must obviously be the ways of men. their likes and dislikes. Let us prove it to you. Mountain Palace 31 Holllday 34 Bradley 31.5 Hale ...... 2S.5 Premium 30 East Side 28 Del Fatte 22 Ayrshire 20 4 3S 30 27. 5 HALLOWE'EN PRANK? What is believed might have been a Hallowe'en prank was reported today by officers of the Christian church who re- vealed that a Do-All Electric saw and motor disappeared from the church building Sat- urdoy night. If - boys carried It as a prank they -are askf to nortfy off ieer ofthe church so it can be returned. The saw ls valued at several hundred dollars. - Select from 250 O'coats Do it now, today, this week, while the time is right. Why wait for spring clearance prices when you get them at these reductions at the start of the winter. Every coat in stock including Hart Schaffner 8C Marx. Men who appreciate the saving of dollar are going to be here Johnnie-on-the-spot and no maybe either. We're going to sell overcoats this wnek artd lots of them so you might just as well uic winner a mc loser, oce a tew or tnem in our window. Move the O'coat stock is the verdict Almost $10,000 worth in a fast selling event Actuated by the late fall and a heavy stock that means a large carry-over unless we move them now, consequently these liberal reductions at the best time of the year. 'ill ?.Y.M'-; rtrb-OAU. :? r.vn tii a :. - Lost River is High With vi.o kjui or m m .... Keductio I 1SSSS1 j Many of our old time customers can trace our rrowth I Scoro H m 36 53 S9 S3 83 in 1 "2.3 2 72 52 I 47.5 i Notice I w-r yM3$L raw. t: HI J w F0 - 'I l Copyrijbl l2S T ;2:feii ' ) Hart Sclnffner & Mirx nnn ri i n r t r n KUWtLL btfllLU I I AS GOUNGILMAN (Continued From Inge One) pat 7 J-V;; Ki"-'. Prices to Move These Coats hffi .'Aiutlvt, HHV IOtL 04K, H 1..M tH f ' $25 O'coats priced at 20 The Lumberlogue and Klamath Sun hare been consolidated and will be published together, effective Sunday. November 8. Lumberlogue will noi appear In the Herald this week. Camp subscribers to the Herald will have their lumberlogue subscriptions transferred to the combination Sun and Lumberlogue. If you are not now a subscriber to tho Lumberlogue, fill out the coupn below and mail it in or give it to a Herald carrier. You will receive the Sun and Lumber logue and at the end of the month will be billed for a one-j'ear subscription, providing you are not now a subscriber to the Sun. What You Get For a little lesB than 5c a weok (12.50 a year) yob. receive the combination Sun and Lumberlogue, con taining , latest Associated Press wire news, local and northwest lumber news and full comic section in colors. Novhere else can you get such value for your nickel. 30 24 55 28 40 " 32 45 36 50 " " 40 Higher Priad Reduced Proportionately. J. Make It A New Hat, Too. WVre showing a nice variety of what are good hats for men for this winter. We're offering them at some very attractive prices. Dobbs, Mallory, Fashion Craft, etc See them in our window. , Specially Priced K. Sugarman " Ain't Mad at Nobody" Fill Out This Coupon! Send :ne the combination Sun antl Lumberlogue for one year. I agree to pay $2.50 when billed at the end of the month, or, I enclose $2.50 to pay for one year's subscription. (Indicate which). Name . Post Office Address Street Address a decision, it replied to Darley. "We want to get this engineer mix-up cleaned up," Councilman Cofer declared. "Yes, I should say so," remarked Councilman Stuckey. "Here we are all mixed up on this engineer!; proposition, with a number of big projects to put aver, lleforo wo go farther with them, I want to god I Henry's engineering status cleared Contention has been that Henry was unqualified to act ns city en gineer ln.causo ho has no plate li cense and 'failed in -His attempt 1 1 sojeure o4a1ast spring, llnriry claims that his work Is legal so long as St Is approved by a regular llconsed englneor. ' "Well, has Henry had any of the plans and specifications ap proved by a licensed engineer," a councilman wanted to know. There was n slight pause and then Klamath Falls' hired clerk Inserted himself Into tho delibera tions of the city council and nsser'.- ed: fc'. woikj, wiintemr. - CcneHonry, qulot up until tolnt, while this 7 eligibility of liN officii)! position was being dlscusse!, was on his feet before thn Judge had ceased talking. "I," ho said to Oaghngpp, "b,M to differ with you. What IS more, 1 will show you where you are wrong and tho' council too." Henry wnlkod Into Oaghagan's own office and returned In a minute with a folio packod full of plans and specifications for street improve ment In Klamath Falls. Picking one out at random be showed thn council that tho stamp of a licensed state englneor had been placed on tho work. Mistaken, Perhaps "Oh, maybe I was mistaken," (laghagen remarked,. Then he again curried on his ottack, .against Henry, "When," he wanted to know, "was this plan approved by a licensed engineer?" "About Blx months ago," Henry replied. "Yes, that's right," cut In Mr. Darley, who happened to bo the, licensed engineer who approved tho plans for stroet Improvement, "ft was last spring some tlmo." Nothing moro on the subject of tho city engineer, his nuallflcatlpns or tho approval of stroot Improve ment plans, was heard from either Gaghagcn or the city council. bond isHtrK Valid MALUM, Ore., Nov. 3. The Sup rome courl this morning handed down decisions 'upholding Hi" OOI14 stltutlonallly of tho Portland city zoning ordluancn and tho BllgeBO inu,nleiuaj bond Issuo, County Court to Meet Wednesday Instead of convening ut tho A ual time yesterday afternoon, tfr Klamath county court will meet V morrow afternoon for 11W first seii "Ion of tho Dosembor torrn of court, It was nnnouncod today from tho county clerk's offlco. Although not approuccod In off: clnl session, members of the count v court were Interviewed by nieinbur.i of thn county rr bontf on tho ,'. position of when tho court will bo ablo to pay t li0 board $rtr.00, which llio court had promised. Tie fair board Is purllculnrlv nntlni,. i iiecuie tlin nignoy to moot, u f 1C00 cneii, 4