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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursdnv, Juno 30, 1027
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Announcing the Opening of Out
HE
FIRES liC
KLAMATH
Firt Blaze Now Under Con
trol; Enforcement Offi
cer Issues Warning
A red nirnare lite firo demon
horern over Klatnath'a virgin pine
lorwlii. '
With liot woather aim low lin
nililltv. fire hatard haa raUeil to
l ho point where aoperlal rare muat
be Mi'rted liy every person In the
woods. Frauk M. Hooker, enforce
ment oftlcer for the atato hoard of
forestry. a!l today..
"We have already eontrolled our
flint-- potent tally aerloua fire one
that covered 15 or IS aires on 'he
bknko of Klamath river below Keno
and whirh waa obviously afarti-J by
a, flahernian who had tossed a
match or cigarette Into dry brufV
"This blaze, fortunately, was
utopped before It rearhed the tim
ber line. The next ono m:iy be a
different Ptory.
"I have been assigned to tbi
territory to ee to It that woods
men, campers, fishermen, hunters
and tho like, obey forestry lawr,
and I ask for cooperation of the
public."
Hooker urfred that care be ned
In disposing of camp fires, and
that eniokera should be careful cot
to throw a lighted cigarette or
match In dry brush.
'Appoint Directors
For Chamber Work
Community advertising
Grocsbeck. .
I Civic improvements department
Bert Hall.
Legislation department, Fred
Fleet. '
Merchandising department,' R. F.
Ilurhin. ,
Special committees, Fred Fleet.
Membership department, C. H.
pnderwood. -
Finance and budget department,
l. M. Collier. . '
Fornra luncheon, Bert C. Thorn a.
Program and work -department,
B. F. Dnrbln.
Finance budget committee, W. O.
Smith, W. H. Lodge. Oscar Shlve.
James Swansen and R. K. Ueweese.
Pedestrians Cause
Of Many Accidents
SAX FRANCISCO, June 30. (UP)
- Carelessness of pedestrians nas
been blamed for 44.2 per cent of
the 1 automobile fatalities in San
Francisco since January 1.
In a coroner's report, 37.7 per
cent of the deaths were attributed
to carelessness of the automobile
driver, while in 2 cases both drl.tr
and' pedestrian were said to hare
been responsible for the accidents.
Sixteen 'of the 61 persons killed
were drivers or passengers In auto
mobiles, while the remainder were
classed as pedestrians. Speeding re
sulted In six deaths, reckless driv
ing In four, while negligence was
held responsible for only one death.
. Masterpieces nnrbtl.
NEW YORK, June 30. (JP
Masterpieces of art dealing with
bird lifo,-painted and sketched by
famous expert, are burled beneath
common paint and wall paper on
the walls of John James Audubnns
old study, and it is doubtful whe
ther they can bo restored. The
mansion along the Hudson ' rlv-.r
where once lived the ornithologist
and artist, who died in 1851, 's
now a rickety frame house ocm
pkd by James McCrath, a railroad
Worker. The studio is his kitchen.
Tearing down some old wall paper
he found something "pretty," but,
lie explains, '"I got tired of looking
at those bird pictures, so I got some
good lead paint and put a nle coat
all over those walls. Then I got
tired of the paint und put up some
green wall paper." Experts are
studying the possibilities of restora
tion. ; 1 ITU TROOP
Plans to organlre a 14th boy
acnut troop In Klamath nnd to com
plete enrollment In time to extend
the privileges of the summer scout
camp at Lake of the Woods the
latter half of next month, were nn-uoulirr-d
yesterday by llnryl Blcvfns,
scout executive. The troop will be
ora.nnlr.cd by Rev. Allison, pnstor of
the First Christian church.
Appointments, of directors to
aerre on the tentative program of
work vhich was recently adopted
by the board of directors of the
chamber of commerce were named
at the luncheon of the , board on
Tuesday noon.
Following are the appointments
Which were made:
Re-manufacturing and wholesale, ,
J.C. Hoyle. ,
' Agricultural department, J. W.
Kerns.
Land settlement, J. W. Kerns.
Forestry and stop forest fires,
-."ft"." E. Lamm.
Roads and highways. W. C. Dal;
ton.' ' ,
Transportation and rate depart
ments. J. A. Cordon.
Federal building department, E.
JI. Balslger. ,
R, i C.
In Connection
I. Milium II ,M
.UtU V aWsUtU-dsU u u
with the Shoe Dept.
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The 12 Steps to Savings
Just walk down 12 steps to our newly established self-service
hosier- department and you will be amidst a large assortment
of hose in all styles, qualities and prices. Every possible means
is being taken to save the women of this community money on
their hosiery bills. By the establishment of this ndditinal sec
tion we fully believe that we can offer better service and better
hose at lower prices. Walk the 12 lucky steps and see this new
department. '
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Make the Golden Rule Your
Hosiery. Headquarters ,
All your hosiery needs can now be easily satisfied under one
roof your desire to have the opportunity to select from thou
sands of pail's is now here come in and see them note what
a saving it is to walk the 12 steps. This extra addition' is proof
that' the Golden Rule has quality hose at reasonable prices.
. Super Hosiery Values Always ,
Klamath's Greatest Hosiery Center
Biggest Hosiery
showing in the coun
try. There's been
nothing like it in the
history of Klamath
Falls -
Chiffon Silk Hose
Knit full length with splendid quality pure "silk
very .sheer, light weight, 'very fine gauge and in
many colors. You will be more than pleased
with this beautiful hose every pair shows taste
in hosiery selection.
Theme AH Silk
A full fashioned, all silk hose, knit of pure silk.
Very beautiful and rich in appearance. A selec
tion from this number in Theme will be an in
vestment in real stylish hosiery.
m.ool '.J'
& 4 Pairs (
ILa $5.50 VA '
$-1.95
II 3 Pairs '
J I $5.35 J : :?
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.i.65
Is4-68 yi
Theme Service Weight
$.
Theme also offers a good, substantial hose in a
service weight. This hose has proven its worth
by real hard wear. Along with its wearing qual
ity will be found a good looking pair of hose.
Pointed Heel
A beautiful silk hose, silk to 4-inch garter hem,
pointed heel, cushion sole and made from a good
weight thread. A trial of this hose
will convince you of its real worth. $ I .00
Dozens of colors. .
2 Hosiery Sections
, Down-stairs
Main Floor
Visit Both
Presenting the biggest and
best collections of Hosiery
Holeproof Hosiery
Silk from top-to-toe Full Fashioned '
Silk from top to toe, full fashioned, . Holeproof
alone offers this hose in such lovely colors
very new creation by Lucille of Paris. This is the
hose that has the ex-toe and heel, which insures
three to four times more wear. . Dozens of colors
to choose from.
$51.95
11.3 pairs
J l $5.35
Holeproof Medium Weight
$51 .65
Pure thread silk to mercerized flare ton. New I I r
Paris colors. ' , , t, ' J I $4
This is extraordinarily good for the. price
it's a sheer weight, full fashioned hose. Excep
tionally unitorm in texture and even appearance.
New
pairs
.68
Holeproof Service Weight
A good serviceable and dressy hose mercerized
heel, toe and sole. Service weight with 18-inch ,
silk legs. This hose also comes in a host of de
sirable shades.
11-35
II 3 pairs
Silk-Fashioned
A $1.50 seller in . ,t ;
any store
Note these features:
1. Fashioned. ' '
2. Pointed Heel. ' '
3. Reinforced toe" and heel.
4. bilk to top.'
500 Pairs
Children's Hose
AT
In Brown, Black, Biwcuit
and BieKe. Thi8 is a won
derful hose .for wear and
comes in good looking
and fitting styles.
25.
In season s nety colors,
700 Pairs Allan A
Children's Hose .
In Brown, ' Black, Beige, AT '
cnampagne anu thamois.
A real dressy hose of last
ing quality.
$L29
2 pairs
$2 -55
Service Hose
The ideal hose for everyday wear.
You're assured of long wear and a
good fitting stocking in this group.
Silk to 4-inch garter hem, cushion
soe and reinforced lisle toe.
79 c
2 Pairs y
$ J.50
50.
Fancy Ribbed Boys' Hose
In Pongee ,and Brown.
This is a 60c (teller but a
large purchase permits us
to sell it at this low price.
AT
25
Black and Brown. A
sturdy hoes with double
knee tot insure long and
hard wear.
AT
50
Complete stock of Golf Hose Men,
Women and Children
59c $1.00 $1.95
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Watch for new items to be added to
our Downstairs" Hosiery Department.
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