fcage Eight
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORBRON
l'Viduy, November $ l!)r
DON'T BE FOOLED BY
HOSIERY CANVASSERS
Many women have had a sad experience with hosiery canvassers.
Allow us to give you a few facts to remember if you are solicit
ed b;r a peddler. The hosiery peddler is unknown to you. He
will tell yon that his hosiery is lower in price because it is sold
direct from the factory, this does not prove out.
Stocking for stocking, we can give you the same qual
ity as the peddlers at a lower price or a better quality
at the canvassers price.
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The reason a retailer can do this is a simple problem in econ
omics. Our cost of doing business is distributed over many
sales and many articles, rather than over a few sales on one
article as in the case of the canvasser.
WHY TAKE CHANCES
With hosiery you know nothing about, or people you know
nothing about when you can come to the Women's Store and
get Gordon Hosiery known all over the world for its high
Quality and wonderful durability.
By coming here for your hosiery you get double protection
The reliability and standing of this store and the twenty five
year reputation of Cordon Hosiery.
Another fact to consider is that you may purchase only one
pair here, whereas the canvasser insists that you buy not less
than three. Our stocks of Gordon Hosiery include every want
ed and popular style. And we repeat again we can offer you
superior values in hosiery at every price.
If after buying hosiery here you do not find it better than the
canvassers article your money will be cheerfully refunded.
i WILL ADVERTISE
PATH COUNTY
Gordon
Hosiery
Gordon
Hosiery
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or Truth in Advertising i
I NEW YORK. ESfeTTe "Taylor
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I uempaey s nog 13 using aeiamoa oy
PARIS Prince Michael Murat.j NEW YORK. Oscar of the
convicted of pawning Countess Sal-1 Waldrof was sj perturbed about
verte'B gems and pocKetlng me pro- taming ueauiy appearing in a group ; cu3fomj officials. They have been
ceeds, Trill spend IS months in jail! picture of himself and visiting h:tel- informed ,t m.gnh 10
11 tne gendarmes eaten mm. tie wasjineu luui at jus. uai :..-.- uu
missing and sentence was imposed j induced the photographer to paint
Just the same. the beauty negative.
more.
5S.
Mrs. Denipsey valued it at
It came from England.
NEW WINTER.
RED CI
Prepare for action
with the new winter
Ked Crown gasoline
"hair-trigger start
ing ' f worlds of
power "mileage!
The achievement
of our 47-years of
gasoline - making
experience!
At Standard Oil
Service Stations
and "Red Grown
dealers.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
IvaiiFyrtNIA)
budget
N'ot only will tbt tnurlHt RttfaO
(Ions or tbt count) bo ktTMItdi but
alio tin' poHsllillitli'n for axpaDalon
and davelopiuont in Ittduitrtsl ami
nitric ulttiiiil nurMllttt.
1926 Budget Calls for In
clusion of This County
in Ad Program
Klamath will bo advertised, cttmt
Kly and completely. In an 'ujvor
Blni protista dial will bo initialed
nxi yar by the Northern Doom, uo-
coram;; to ortl received hero today
j ot'fllcals of I ho Klniuath Itrlga
iityn district. ft V2 h
v Confident Ihai I hoy will bo allowed
entrance to the Klamath country, nnd
anxious to Intercut middle western
and eastern business men and farm
era In tho Klamath country, the
Northern Hues have Included Klnin-
Su&fny Mail Must
Be in by 8 A. M.
Itoi'liofellor Milton un limit H'lfif
BtirOPO. They have no homo nnd MR
him no Job. bill Hiey are not worry-
tai.
NEW INVENTION
SAVES MILLIONS
'ort of t'oos Hay to ship their mill . I" tbi lol office on BUndtX Ihlr rule I
for Ihoi'1"" ' bo ohtiorveil. The Inst online-
DulKolnn mall of Kliimnlh, whe
ther by Matte or train, must be la t ho
local post office not later than N
o'clock on Sunday morning", was the
The Winchester Hay Lumber com-1 nnnotiuoemonP mndo today by the
puny has concluded nrruuuomonts , luinlmimlor. John A. Mct'all. Willi -,
with Manager t. k. Magtnnia of tbojtha limited nmouui ot help allowed, A Lamp that Burns 94 Air,
... , , .... - . .
A new oil I Mini thai IllVen till
umniliiKly lirllllaul. noil, white llttlit.
even heller Mian Kim or inert i n il
IniH I n testnd by Hie V. H. Hover
munt nnd :ltl leuilliiK iiiilvurnlllin nj
round to be nuiieliiir. lo 10 ordinal
nil lumiiH. II btirmi without i dd
hi, n, tin til IimInii tin tminlilllu till
hIiuiiIk rlonil. safe, lltll'tlil B44C II-
, mi f. L - 1'iiiit 111 itii linn .run (rnnl Mill.
The Inventor. V. M. Joliiiiion, II
Nnrtll I'llloli Ave,, i'uillaud.Orii.,
rforltm to i.etnl u lump on In dayr
KltKH trial, or even lo kIvm "Vf
IMIKK lu tun flrll ur In I'ucb ffl
ouipul thrum h i'ooh Hay
coming winter ut lenst.
The lumber will bo hauled hero
by rail (mm the mill nnd tiniiufer
red over the l'orl dock id the
Mourner Winchester and oilier Von
hoIh. ''. pdf Miuttli ifriUi
Maunger Hubbard said that bur
conditions at tltu rmpiitia precluded
dependable water shipping direct ' ' "10 last few days.
from Kccdspoi't this jriulvr. Atfong I !
offiirt Is being liuidii to secure morel 1.0U18V1I.I.K. Ky. "(lovorn
federal aid for the developing of tho meut" agents who demanded ISO or rnllty who will help III nt Introduce ft
UuiPQita nnd It Is honed by another the right lo search her home for Write him today for full pnrllcti
vcar to have the present channel I llouor were routed bv a mm In the lr'1 AIM link htm how iiu cm ,t
difficulties remedied. Coos Hay j hands of Mlns Alleen Deck, when
Times. 1 1 hey cut Ihelr price to 110.
Hons from mull boxes on Mnln street
on Saturday will be made at 1:10 In
the evening Cor outgoing trains ami
slageit. - ,
sunim: toduy the lobby ot the
ptml officii will bo open night and
(lay as Hie old schedule called for,
(Utttroa IuivIiik been Initialled t'l,
the agmii-y. ami without i i l i-
j or money make In (')) pi r
' monlh.
Whether You Drive a Packard or a Ford You Can Wear
Hart Schaffner 8C Marx Clothes And Profit Too
Partners i I (1 Y Small-
n . u i 11 i f -i.
! ' '"' '
Brevities
In Our Store. J
comp.
triple I
em
50',' wool union suits
buckskin or grey d0 QC
while they last i7
$2 gnulc of men's overalls
220 vt, all sizes d 1 A C
to go at V i
4702 work shoe,
sole, mustard tan, '
stitch, all JQ QC
leather, at 900&
Full calf, full welt, tan, in
all sizes. A good dress shoe
and for d f(
work too PO.UU
Coprriibt in-
scaiiincr & utx
Clothes that look like something
that feel like something and
don't cost "like everything."
Style conies first with us. It should with you, too. If a suit
or overcoat doesn't give you ima rt lines it is doing only a small
part of it's job. Next comes quality, warmth, workmanship.
We have them from the best foreign and American weavers.
Then comes cost; our prices are low at first and then longer
wear makes them still lower. Hart Schaffner & Marx make the
clothes we don't know any concern who can do it better.
Starting at $35
Should You Want One For Less We Have
It As WelL-As Low As 17.50
V.iJ (M rcfi- I ,,i ul.li 1 J' . .:.,, t npiOTK IJJtGI
".to i'jrj.i.'. !orpuifp?iie 71 u(i (iwii&tyf T.uxijrrt)!
and remember we have been selling them in Klamath since
' 1906. .Another thing our word goes with them as well as on
any other higher priced suit or overcoat. We say we can suit
or overcoat you in style, quality or price.
The Genuine
Buckstrap
Sold in this store exclusive
ly. The strip insures longer
wear, will not rip. A one
piece pack with full leather
lined vamp. A few cents
more perhaps but a whole
lot more wear. '
8 inch $10.00
10 inch $11.50
12 inch $12.50
14 inch $13.50
16 inch full double sole
at $15.00
The largest shoe te
partment in southern ;
Oregon is in this store.
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Shop
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Windows
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K. Sugarman
" Ain't Mad At Nobody"
Shop
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Windows
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