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western ili'inuoruis.'
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Johnson. ' bow pry." Itootu ifl. Sulmlmly wnliud. ,
lVllwrt M. llrauor. 'uVmovrutlo Chairman Draper nultl that he ! Ailv. !S
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In tal paper1 and bIko the local news .ulilished therein. All rlthta
nf repulilieation oC special diraU-he herein are also reserved.
Friday, September 23, 1927.
Railroad Building to . Start
Today's news story in the Evening Herald telling of
the final agreement and options of the Southern Pacific
imd Great Northern railroads in which Sixth street in
this city is to be the central uptown point for depots and .
unloading tracks, sets another peg in the great scheme'
of advancement for Klamath Falls.
'Work will begin on these terminals just as soon as'
the "options are taken up, which will be shortly for the!
railroad companies are not going to permit those options
to expire and thus upset the whole plan which they hae
patiently waited to piece together.
We are about to enter into a winter season vastly j
different from any the city has ever experienced. We
are to see active work all winter in building the Great
Northern station and tracks. j
Then will come the hauling of the Weyerhaeuser saw-1
milT machinery and equipment, which insures a good, ac
tive winter in Klamath Falls as well as permanent im-j
provemenU that all go toward making that city of
25,000 in a very short time.
A. :
! The Big Boy Is Dowti
Dempsey is down to stay down. As 'a comebacker he
was, a farce and a joke. Many of us were so old fashion-;
ed vJe thovght that the boy could do what he said he '.
could, but we did not reckon with youth and superior j
physical calibre. That is what Tunney had over Demp-I
sey superiority and nothing else. " Dempsey was footed
in himself. He thought he could do it, just as many
older men think they can do thinga they cannot.
The championship belt rests squarely around Tunney
and he will carry it'for some time to come for he is an
able fighter and is entitled to all the honors that go
withathe game, along with some of the gate receipts :
whictr m these days reach gigantic amounts.
Ixt us you uhut
"Protected
Individuality"
tiicans
Or. better yet. let us show you in
Marlborough Modes.
In the first place. Marlborough
Modes portray the styles which
bear the approval of the most criti
cal and best dresed young men in
'America . . . the students of our
leading universities. '
In the second place and quite us
important, when you wear a Marl
borough Mode, the individuality of
your costume is protected in a new
and highly effective manner.
By special arrangement with the
makers, only a strictly "limited
edition" of each Marlborough style
is to be sold in this city. When
you wear a Marlborough Mode you
can be sure that you will not meet
a dozen other suits like yours every
time you walk down the street.
Naturally, this limited feature
makes an early selection advisable
if you would avoid disappointment.
Why not drop in to see us today?
The Smartness That Is Princeton
The Swagger That Is Yale
"are embodied in these authentir Univers
ity styles. By the Ion, soft roll of the
lapel, by the moderately renerous width
of trousr. by a dnn-n" liitle difference
whlrh make all the di.'ferenco in the
world, they hreuthe the spirit r.f the
campus, the .classroom and the stadium.
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Clothes in the
MARLBOROUGH
MODE
Tailored by KtrscKbaum
In Finc.t Imj
line' IVroh'
Fabrics
rted
Guaranteed 100' ;
Virgin Wool
$30 to $40
Justin & Montgomery
Williams BIdg.
"MEN'S WEAR"
713 Main
Klamath Falls
i1
LOCKK MOTOR
COMPANY
USKI)
CAR
S V K C I A L S
VV Hudson Touring. ? 1 50 j
19W Ford Sedan ...... f 250
19J7 fhevrolet Sedan, ?7C3
Like new.
1927 Chevrolet Coupe ?G75
Only a few miles.
15)23 Steel Del'y. Ford, ?225
192 1 Ford Touring. F.xtras.
Fine shuiie.
1922 liuk-k Touring 155
1923 Chevrolet Coach $175
Bukk Roadster $120
192C Chevrolet Tour'g $330
Fine shape.
General Motors
Finance Plan
Locke
Motor
Co.
Exclusive Agents , J
Eaton Crane 8C Pike
Artists Stationery
50c to $12.00 Uox ,
t7!T KLAMATH FALLS OREGOM rnj?
V A
w.-ir.BE -a.-miil rrotc
MOV IM LIU URUU'J
ft
Chevrolet Sales
Service.
and
Saturday Specials
at
Miller's Market
PHONE 750
M KIM I'M KGtJS (Strictly frehh) OQ
1'OHK ROAST. 9K
I'DRK CHOI'S, H J
POT ROAST. 1 C
11KKF S1IOLI.HKR STtAK. lb XJ
VKAL POT ROAST. 20 C
VKALSTKW. 15c
SllOULDKR "LAMH. 1jq
Iisiri:AM,!;IIII''III'30c
n;rcs: ? i8c
HAMS. (Half or whole) 27c
P.ACON (Half or. whole) 35c
FULL LINE OF SPRINGERS, HENS, RABBITS
Special
" SALE
x : FOR i ' '
Saturday and Monday
Smocks $1.25
Ldiesr Hand Embroidered Gowns 1.50
Ladies'. Philippine Hand Em. Gowns 2.75
Baby Maderia Hand'made Dresses..' 3.00
Maderia Slip3 1.95
Maderia Baby Pillow 1.35
Baby Bath Robes 1.50
Baty Outing Flannel Gown ." 1.00
B'lby Outing Flannel Slips .60
Bby Sweaters 1 2.50
i,. ......
Bjby Package Goods 85c up
B&by Blankets 1.00
jjj Baby Shoes, Children's Coats
iljidies' Heminway Silk Hose 1.00
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III Northern Fur Store
S 0 Main
i
Phone'374-J
) S5 J '..
. Lowest Prices in Klamath County
.Quality Merchandise
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Work Shirts
Genuine Amo.skeag Chambray Guar
anteed fast color; double newed. All
sizes, in Blues and
Grays
75c
Wool Shirts
i4L
ii
II " 'a -
dood weight and putterns. rits like a
dress nhirt and excellently
tailored . j
$2.95
Work Shoes
"Our Spccia 1' Full
leather upper, moccasin
toe( composition nole,
.both sewed and nailed.
' $3.69
Blankets
For camp and huiitinj;.
A heavy wool blanket
for home and tamp.
Double and full size.
$3.95
;Wool Mix
Medium weight wool
witi the Scotch rib
stitch knit. All sizes.
t
$2.45
Sox
While they last.
2 for
25
Men's Blazers
Extra weight. Guaranteed all wool, knit
bottom, and many pleasing QC
patterns '. VT.avO
Overalls
SPECIALLY
PRICED
"Guaranteed Savings"
Pants
Moleskin Pants,
Very serviceable
and a good
weight. Extra
special at
$2.95
ALL BOYS'
NEEDS
SPECIALLY
PRICED
We Sell
for
Less.
Oregon Woolen Store,
8TH & MAIN
'Always
the
Best.
I "
Milk bottles show
Thin milk, below
Their cream is all
on top.
aft
N
OtK)DY like the mi'.lc at the bottom of a bottle because
there" little or no cream left in it.
But Alpine u different. There' ju-st a much crcim in the
List poonful a in'the first. Th.it because it's homogtnzti.
This Jiroce break up the large coarse globule of milk f.it,
which form the cream, into countle tiny ones. A a reult
they remain euenly distributed throuRhout instead of rising to
the top a cream doe in ordinary milk. That' why there'
cream in et'ffry drop of Alpine. .
A double supply of cream, too. For Alpine is pure, rich milk
with the cream retained but more tlun half ttw water removed.-
Use Alpine in your coffee and in every recipe that call for
milk. You 11 get a richer flavor, a smoother, creamier consistency.
Cott less than ordinary milk keep pure and wcet indef
initely in its sterilized air tight container. Get Alpine today.
f For your next layer cake try this
smooth, rich Chocolate Icing
I cup Alpine Milk, I cup mu, 4 "q'urei clioc
olitc, 1 t.p. vanilla Cook Alpine Milk inJ chuc
olatc together until smooth, it ir ring constantly.
AdJ u((ir and took till muture tliickens. Take
ffom fae and, when cool, add vanilla. Spread be
tween layers and on top of cake.
Mm
We cows retort
Each Alpine quart
Has cream in
every drop
'there's ciw.ni in eoeriL drofj
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