Friday, July 27, 1023
THE 'EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
3C
HI
EVERY PERSON IN KLAMATH COUNTY
IS INVITED TO ATTEND THE J. ' -
FORMAL OPENING
OF THE . .
f
PELICAN DRUG COMPANY
712 MAIN STREET
it -V ' t 1
SATURDAY, JULY 28', 1928
Here Are a Few SPECIALS for That Day Only
STATIONERY
IIADLEICH LINEN 100 sheets paper SO envelopes.
Regular price $1.50. Today
CHADTORN with interlined envelopes
Regular $1.50. Today
FANTASQUE with interlined envelope
Regular $1.50. Today ,
VALUER LAWN. Regular 30c. Today
89c
, 89c
23c-J
Lamberts Listerine. Regular 60c
Size
48c
OUR SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Pelican Special Malted Milks
j'; , Uf J." -11' t
5c
.it , t mi
lmKmmmammmammmKmm'mamvumnuim lamaaiai hii i a m i hi sssm
''MM Baan tmiammm i
Mi isssjissmrS)inii in i i nun in r mi inn -T a I
21
Lkagtm.aifi
lasnsBsaaasaa k
Ve Cot Dandy Ensurance
For Yur Boy or Girl
Dor I'utifi rnn laliit sure. Kf yu not lectio
ray of sun Rhino eu yur homo rn iwrmin of
avoft Icotlo hoy or Klrl. Ay finger yu bane
overliiklng guile bt ef yu ilont ank us about
now saving riisuranio plun ve got lur slill
dron. Yust odor duy a rjroinliietit alator who vas
lro In k oiii in u i It y wart a policy for each vnn
or dor boy an girl.
Dodo Itlit Rone lu have alart on lift ml'r
kid ilont vol. Union dor dad r muina romu
an alart ulim taug for dotn.
' Ala giidciiosa sake, rl dnnt cost nothing tu
find out aliout Child Kndowment willry.
Vould yu lot us hnw yu dor plan plraso.
" ' . lit A.. .V V .V
JOHN HOUSTON
' Neat Hall Hotel
WOOL
MARKE
1
i
jasnsrasmssjiMwjiMj
I
STILL QUIET
I IIOSTON. July 27. Ml The
romincrriul bulletin will 'say to
morrow :.
"Th demand for wool thla
week li:i boon limited but more
general than for several weeks,
although the market mm atlll
he described at quiet. Wool
vu I won are five per rent below
the roront peak prlres. As yet
thore baa been no marked reac
tion In ronacqnoncA of the open
ing of lightweight fabrtca for
the next spring aeaaon by the
Amorlcnn Woolen ronipnny at
prlres h I K h I y cometltlve on the
finer woolod ataple goods. - In
the weat business Is at a stnnd
atlll. "The. foreign market are
rather on the quiet aldo and
llrmlford evidently la Inclined to
talk lower prices for Iho coming
Australian clip and the new clip
of I lie Southern Hemisphere Ken
Boutin Sawmill Installs New
Fairbanks-Morse Diesel Engine
'MMs
business feel confident this en-! day was made as the start of a
glue will be adopted by many of ' program by which she seeks ex
the .leading mills throughout the pertence with mnlti - ennlned
country In the near f otr.re. j planes. Her regular Job will be
p- ! second pilot on a huge Foklter
I ARIF PI ANF 'plane which will inaugurate air
and Batavta, Dutch East Indies,
this autumn.
HANDLE EASY
SAYS AVI ATRIX
ail
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Peter
of Medford, are visiting in Klam
ath Falls today. They are guests
service between Amsterdam at the Hotel Hall. .
V-" '..7" V:-. '..-. ''''vj -' -'il
C'ltOYDON. Eng.. July 27. (A. ;
P.) Big passenger airplanes are(
easier to fly than small machines, ,
said Lady Hoatb. noted British
ariatrix. when she arrived : here,
today at the controls of a fifteen
passenger ship in which she had,
come from Amsterdam as second ,
pilot. It was her first flight as,
an employed pilpt of the Royal '
Dutch Air Lines, and she is the '
first woman to be so hired.
"I find the big passenger liners ,
easier to fly than small ma-'
chines," she said. "As a result ,
of my experience I am sure there
Is a big future in civil aviation
for women pilots."
The aviatrix, who was the first
woman to fly the length of Af
rica, explained that her trip to-
Shriners, ladies, and visiting guests
are cordially invited to
attend the
Crater Lake Shrine Club Dance
at WiHard Hotel
Friday evening,. July twenty-seventh
Dancing 9 to 1 2
Insinuation of a Fairbanks-; this city at a cost of $8,000. The
Mimi'in Hi-ill iniiit'i w Ku- !
erully. East India wools were I-"""" '''e1' engino at tue iiou-i engine weighs in the neignuor
slrnnK for carpot doscrlpllons at ' "n Ml"' '"'"a'od 7 mllos from h(1()( ot 26.0U0 pounds. . .
Liverpool hut clothing wools wore! ""d;hrnnd haa Proven so m f , w , saMsfao
noeleriod jcossfnl In Iho nat month that ii' , ,
in km ii u. Ii.,i,, .i.iri iiua iiKmi nin In m nii 'lory. Ihn oncino Is run at a very
Mohair Is ralhor ntilrt ,i ; nl(.ht shift lias boon put lino iik '
vry firm" lerailon which oniplnys II ailill- low cost, liioscl oil which costs
The Commercial Bulletin will!"01"'1 "'n- The average cut ,..-r ; lllllc more than five cen.a a gal-
. in i. .k , i. i ...,, hour runii SliOO feet. So tar as Ion Is used. Another attractive
1 , m. "'"".can be learned, th- installation I feature of the engine is the small
a . . of this enclno Is the xortnnd in Bmoiinl of water consumed. The
nr'ZZ tZL.l R M. af.nl.. i"" n""" hr"'K''-" '"e t nitcd motor is run on very much the
.si.izti i.if: lino nnti r. m. , . ,. ., ,r , ,,, ,,.mhr
ronihlng. l.nr.f 1.10: flno andjr" "' '
'plates. Tho enginn was purchas- auine principle as an antomoliile.
Now!
Silver Gray
Motor Coaches
to '"
MEDFORD
To MEDFORD:
Lv. Klamath Fall 7:35 a.m. 12:01p.m. 3:00 p.m.
Keno 8:00 12:30 3:30
Pinehurst 8:55 1:30 4:30
Klamath Jet. .. 9:40 2:25 5:25
' Ashland 10:05 2:40 5:40
Ar. Medford 10:35 3:10 6:10
To KLAMATH FALLS:
Lv. Medford 7:00 a.m. 11:10 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
Ashland 7:30 11:40 4:30
Klamath Jet. .. 7:45 11:55 4:45
Pinehurst 8:40 12:50 p.m. 5:40
Keno 9:45 1:55 6:45
Ar. Klamath Fall .10:15 . 2:25 7:15
Terminal, Arcade Hotel, Phone 700. Additional
tops: Stage Terminal for Silver-Cray Motor
Coaches: S. P. City Ticket Office, Phone 84;
S. P. Passenger Station, Phone 159; Willard and
Hall Hotels.
Southern Pacific
1 Phone 84 and 85 and 159
K M. rlothlnE 9SrlS1.02. Val-1
toy no 1. 1.ii6i 1.0S. II
Mohair Original bag BVernge i
12 mouths Oregon, 7(1 i 7 2.
(irnderi stock: first combing 85
0 90c: good curding &S(U60r.
INDIAN SUITOR
SHOOTS GIRL
MILWAUKEE, July it. P
Aliro Hordegen. 2.1, today lay 1
Injured, probably fatally and her
former suitor, Benjamin Eckort,
27. recruit Mllwaukeu policeman,
was In custody.
"She did not like me because
I am part Indian," mumbled
Eckort In explanation of his ac
tion after ho surrendered to I lie
authorities. He confessed, po
lice said, to shooting the girl
first, then striking her head sev
oral times against the floor. At
Iho hospital with a fractured
skull her condition was reported
serious.
Eckert recently was divorced
from his first wife and his ro
mance with Miss Hordegen began
soon after. Ho said the girl's
mother objected to the attention
he paid Miss Hordogen because
he whs part Indian and that Sev
ern! duys ago they had quarreled.
The shooling took place nt the,
home of a friend of tho girl.
j SKItlOl S FLOODS.
I MOSCOW, July 27. (AIM
I Many lives have been lost In
j flnoda which aro sweeping tho
Naiauovak and Skohodlnsk re
gions, A number of houses were
flonllng In Ihn river nl Zcytt In-day.
HERE IT IS
$10-00
LUMBER
Suitable for
SPUD CELLAR LINING
GARAGE FLOORS
SIDEWALKS
Large reduction if purchased in
quantities of 10,000 feet or more.
i
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER COMPANY
Special Dress Sale
i ORGANDIE DRESSES -
Formerly priced at $2.95
Special at $1.95
Silk Wash Dresses . . . .... . .$7.75
SILK DRESSES
Heavy Silk Crepe $14.50
Unusual Hat Values
Values to $5.00 NOW $1.00
Values to $7.50 NOW $2.95
fv
$1.00 SPECIALS $1.00
Arrowhead Hose Silk to top Point
ed heel, Non-stop Run Rayon Bloom
ers, Step-ins, French Panties, Silk .
Brassiers Wash Dresses.
THE MODE
SHOP
'Exclusive But Not Expensive"
822 MAIN STREET
!i