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feVfcNfoG HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE !
Tilchefs Shopping Wem
Women's
Ready-to-Wear
Men's
Clothing and Fur nisnings
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MEN'S SUITS
Have you seen our big values we are offering
in men's suits?
The very latest style anil best tailoring and
high grade fabrics, t a: will wear, edges taped
throughout, and pockets are stayed so they
wont sag. Many have two pants. At thess
remarkable prices
$20.00 t0 $37.50
Values you will al
ways remember in
this assortment of
dresses.
A large selection to
choose from in crepe
back satins, velvets
tweeds, twills, balbrig
gan and other good fab
r i c s of remarkable
styles and graceful lines
large and short sleeves
$9.90,
$19.75
$25.50
to $59.75
Lip Stick Red
Dresses
Nicely trimmed in gold
and black, very attrac
tive styles
$16.50
Women's Bath
Robes
In beacon robe cloth,
quilted satins and cor
duroy in many colors,
lavender, purple, pan
sy, peach, blue, rose,
light orange, peacock
blue.
Prices $3 49
to $16.50
Mens Caps
In new fall and win
ter light shades. All
wool with satin lin
ing. Size 6 to 7f.
98c to $1.98
Boys Caps
Latest styles and col
ors; good substan
tial visors. Size 6 3-8
to 6 7-8.
98c to $1.49
Men's and Young
Men's Overcoats.
Very best fabrics and
styles
$12.50 t0
$42.50
Wear Pilcher overcoats
and keep warm
Boys Suits
They consist of one golf
and one longe trousers,
Well tailored golf pant
full lined and taped
seams. Price
$4.98 to $14.75
Little gents overcoats,
manish styles, full lined-
nice and warm, for
colder days
$4.98 to $14.75
In very best grade 'pure
silk,' Rayon silk and ly
sle, in all colors. Prices
25c to 98c
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R A PILCHER CO
INCORPORATED
(Department Stores
WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE
Robber Tries
But Fails To
Stick Up Man
Local Attorney Refuses
To Stop His Car on
Highway
Out In (ho Middle of the Ashland
highway where the islnro of hoad-lti.lt:-
from tho auteniobllo of P.m. I
It. Vandenborg showed hint up vory
dearly, stooped u limit latj "lull!. He
was rough' dressed and ha.: nppur
otitis1 slipped front behind u cluster
of brush bs1 tho roadside
"Stop!" ho demanded, and when
Vtindi nborK stepped on tho noooltt
ntor, ln uiado a Uieatonlni novo for
lotto concealed weapon.
"Ston!" ho cried iiKtiln. hut !v
that 1 1 mo tho loottt ultoruey's oat1 had
pulled him out o. .-.hioiIiik range.
The hold-up attempt took place In
the Ashland-Klamath Kails highway
near tho summit of Green Springs
mountain.
Veudonbarg was on his wtiv ba:k
from Portland tiftor vIsttlrt'T with his
parents for tho past fow days.
O. C. APPLEGATE
COMMANDER OF
AGED WARRIORS
Fitting recognition of bin activity
In tho Modoc war has just boon
received by Captain O. C. Apple
gate who haa rocolvcd tho appoint
ment of state commander of In
dian war veterans. The organiza
tion of National Indian war vetar
nns has taken a now lease on life,
principally because Its loaders real
ize that the welfare of several of
Its members should be looked after.
Steers Shipped
South to Market
A carload of steers from tho John
Llskcjr ranch near Merrill and ano
ther carload of fat cows from the
P. P. Chorpenlng ranch nt Oleno.
were shipped out of tho county to
day, to San Francisco whore tho J.
G. Johnston meat concern will take
delivery.
Today's shipment closely follow?
a consignment of eight carloads of
steers, ownod by D. II. Ilarnoburg
of Ashland, sent to Sacramento to
the C. Swanston & Son, wholesale
meat dealers.
The sales were consummated by
the California Catllemens' associa
tion, under the supervision of Jack
Hunt, local representative.
A. W. Schaupp Opens
Up Law Office Here
A. W. Schaupp, a prominent at
torney of Eastern Oregon, has re
cently moved to Klamath Falls and
has opened up law offices in the I.
0. O. F. building In tho city.
Mr. Schaupp has been engaged In
the practice ot law In Oregon for
many years. Is an ex-distrlct attorney
of Wallowa county and has boon
active In both legal and financial
circles in Eastern Oregon where he
Is widely and favorably known.
Mr. Schaupp is not altogether a
stranger in this city. He Is pres
ident of the Klamath Valley Sav
lngs and Loan Association, which
was organized by himself and other
business men of the city during
the early part of 1925.
Alderman Scrap
But License Is
Denied Anyway
A smouldering tire of aggravation
and argumentation that has smoked
since the night that Councllmen
Ralslger and Htucsey failed to put
In an appearance at a meeting of the
police committee, broke Into flames
last night at an adjournod'mecting
of the city council.
It was over tho license of tho Ar
cade hotel pool room and in paren
thesis It might bo well to state that
despite all the Verbal fireworks, the
license for the establishment was
denied.
Last week a special meeting of the
pollco committee was called, at which
the Arcade hotel license was to have
been discussed. One member of tho
committee was present, Councilman
Powell. Councllmen Dalslger and
Stuckcy were conspicuous by their
absence.
The point at Issue the point of
argument Hcemed to bo over the
statement of Alderman Htttckey that
tho council In denying this license
seemed to be picking on one man.
Dalslger backed up Sluckoy In the
controversy with tho statement Hint
the pollco were not doing their best
to clean up the town. Councilman
Powell took the other side of the ar
gument and strongly supported the
police and tbclr activities.
Seniors Win Debate
From Junior Team
At tho first debute of the Klam
ath high school yesterday the uonloi
debutcm carried away tnt honors
over tho Junior debaters. Tho ttOttt
live standpoint was supported by the
seniors: llesolved. Thai every stu
dent In Klamath County t'lgh school
should be compelled to take active
part In sotiio outside activity.'1 Ed
na Dunbar and William Kuykendnll
wero the senior debaters, while Zo
pha llogors and. Kills Meyers up
P urod for the Juniors. Don (;. Fish
er, debate coach, presided.
Friday utlernoou the sophomores
and freshmen will debate on the sub
Joel, "llesolved, That final examin
ations In (he hlr.h school lie abolish
ed." a school obatnplonfcblp ttiro win
lie taken from the tenuis. rhrlalm.is
will mark the final debute.
City Manager Form
Will Be Discussed
"City Manager Form of tlovertt
incnl," Is the subject to be dts
cunscd at tomorrow's foi'uui lunch
eon at the chamber of commerce.
Considerable Interest In being shown
In debating of (his subject, Inas
much as It was one of the latest
recommendations of the last city
budget committee.
Calloway's orchestra will furnish
eiiterliiinuieiit for tilt luncheon.
Griffith to Hold
Revival Meetings
at Baptist Church
.Announcement was made today
by Itev. A. F. BlUtniOM of the First
llaptlst church thin n sorlos of ovnn-
ailttle utetlnfi wl" '"' hoM nt tbo
church each evening Ibis week, at
V 3d, The services will bo In cliurno
0( llev. T. K. tlrlfflth of Springfield.
Ore. Itev. (Irltrilh WM fortnorly lo
cated here, where he Is well known
all ot er Klapiatb comity, and It Is
felt in.ii tho meetings will serve to
Introduce him to the newcomers In
the community and to renew acquain
tance with otd friends here. A cordis!
' Invitation to the general public lias
, bOQH extended.
Nobody Ever Regretted Buying Quality)
mi
This overcoat is one of a re
production shown in a double
page in last week's Saturday
Evening Post. We have the
other 3 as well
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I Hart Schaifncr VI
6 Man
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Announcing Reductions on
OVERCOATS
a drastic move because of the late season
Buy your overcoat now. Most of our winter is still
ahead of us and surely you're not going to hibernate
until spring. The savings you make will lessen your
Christmas shopping burden materially. Large se
lection left, the usual Sugarman quality and style.
Let us overcoat you as we have so many of the well
dressed men about town.
Pretty Nice To Save A 5 Or 10 Spot So Easy
On 25 O'coats, You Save $ 5
35 7
45 9
xx 55 u
65 xx x 13
xx 75 xx xx xx 15
Same proportionate savings on all other prices
K. Sugarman
7 Ain't Mad at Nobody"
Give Your Share to the Community Cheat