IE KLAMATH NEWS
ARD
(AMATH TOILERS
Fair Prizes Will Be
Paid by Check Today
Friday, September 25, 192
(rough thu Intervention of lh
lai'liool board and Architect thu fair board will pny thnxe
Chnrk are drown and KlKnod,
"Inlpmcnt of all awards made and
ready for the aerrulary of ntulo and
boom of thin city, horns luliur
ikept In employment In prufr
I iu ouulde workon on the IiIk
ont public mhool being; con-
!led ber, It became known to
wua podded In the contract
iy the city nchool board that
labor, wherever nvallabln
jltl be employed on the achool'a
i;rucllon. However, K. W.
In, of Portland, who hud tlie
UK and plualerlnu aectlon of
lonatructlon employed non
i men from Portlund In pro
pee to loral unlon men.
Schltect Coaobuom. a'ter an In
lon of the lalhlhK and I'mtor
on the ichool hulMiii fuiuid
vork done by outatdo non-union
not up to thu atundurd I Hut
iilun culli'd for. Hi requculed
In change be made lit oure.
pBiiiath Fulla Inthera were ro
le,! to their Joba, and again
e labor waa given preference.
(iLIPPINE COURT
RULINGS HELD NOT
FUND OBSTRUCTION
ROTARY MAY HELP
Knr the purpose of securing
fund to furnish their 60 per cent
the amount to be used In erec-
vho
won prlies at the lute county fair.
uiHiiming Suturday morning. Sep
tember 26, from room I), courthouse. Hon of the American Legion build
.Checks to winners will not be j nere. membera of the building
mulled, as the majority of exhibitors committee f l"ut body met last
left no addresB with tholr cntrloa at nKht and decided to addreaa the
the fair. . . Hotary club for aid In aecurlng
Lucky wlnnera of tho generous a orl"n ' tho fund needed,
prlies for boys" and Klrls' club work t Sometime ago when the Rotary
hnve biien dreaming how the money conducted their "Covered Wagon"
will be spent theso two weeks past, ; pageant there waa a fund of $1100
and will bavo a chance now to ac
tually buy all thu delightful things
they hnvu been pIuiiiiIuk. It Is to
bo commended that tho innjrtrlty of
bnya and Klrls, cspuclully In the live-
set uslde for use If the time ever
urcso, on a community building for
tho city of Klamath Fulls.
It Is believed, Inasmuch as the
leKlon Is offering Its "home" for
stock projects, have expressed them- use by the public that a way can
selves In favor of spending the ! be found wherebv ih ntrv r.n
money for other livestock to bo en-1 consider this community house fund
tercd In their club work next year,
id ulso In open competition.
toward the
Assembly to Present
Team With Uniforms
proper to lie placed
legion building.
Dr. Stewart was Instructed to ad
dress a letter to the Itotary re
garding thin proposllon und It will
prohubly be discussed and possibly
acted upon at the next meeting of
that organization.
At an assembly meeting of the
Klumuth county high school lioro
this morning, uniforms purchased bx
subscriptions nmong local business
ASHINOTON, Hcptcmhrr 24. men, will lie presented Klamath
kited News! War department high a football aggregation.
-J, atudylng n vimtr'ury of tho II. I). Mortnnsvn, chairman of tho
g of the Pit'1:,i''-;te eupremo ' cbnmber'a athletic committee, will
Kiting licit l'hl'i";,ine cnurrsihave charga of the presentation.
! j pass on th r ilmg of ihn Tom W. llolzell, II. N. Moe, C. II.
cd States Auditor, expressed Underwood. It. C. Croesbeck. C. I.
op.nlon that the M.'ing hud no.Koberta and Dr. Mussey will also
time a part In the presentation.
Any Interested business man Is
cordially Invited to the caremonies,
which will be held In the high school
assembly room.
Saturday the high school team
Secretary of War Journeys to Grants Pass for Its first
and arranged to iconference battle of the season. K
PUBLICITY GIVEN TO
PICTURES OF LETTUCE
Lciilnr bearing on the questlin
possible curtailment of apprn
Eiona fcr use In the campaign i
independence.
nor Osemena. hend of the Phil-,
lo Independence delegation here!
led assistant
is Thursday
Pictures taken by the local cham
ber of commerce of the first car
load of lettuce shipped from here
this senson will be given widespread
publicity In magazines throughout
tho Pacific coast, according to Linn
P, t'uuln, secretary of the local
chamber. Photos will also be taken
of the first carload of beets ever
to leave the Klamath country.
on President Coolldge
SresperU FTlday.
to
puy. large number of students will ac-j
company the team.
Bring us your Prescriptions
Prescription Specialists
Next door to Pine Tree
BARNHART'S
McCarthy Bldg.
Ladies' Readyto-Wear.
SALE
118 No. '7th St.
Silk and Cloth Dresses
Lot No. 1
$
10
.00
Including dresses formerly priced
up to $26.75.
Lot No. 2
$15-00
Including dresses formerly priced
up to $32.50;'
Lot No. 3
$2000
Including dresses formerly priced
up to $37.50.
Dress and Sport Coats
Exclusive representatives for the
famous 'Calija' fabric sport coats.
' . ' ' ' ' '
i Come in and see them. They ere
arriving daily.
Lot No. 4
$29-75
Including dresses formerly priced
up to $65.00.
Hose Chif fen and Service
$1.00, $1.50, $1.65, $1.95
and up.
'Undies' that are very charming in
many different materials.
Scarfs Flowers Sweaters
lip J
CORNER
EIGHTH
AND MAIN
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
802 MAIN ST;
CORNER
EIGHTH
AND MAIN
Two Special Coat Offerings
For ,Our Fall Opening ,
Fifteen Sport Coats made of
Suedine Velour, full lined,
trimmed with Furette collars
and cuffs, at $12.50.
Twenty Coats, made of
Polo Cloth, Fur Collars,
Cuffs and bottom f ull
lined, at
$15.00
! ! I IMU
fiALBRIGGAN SPORT DRESSES
Two Piece and One Piece
Assorted Colors and Sizes, at.
X ' $9.50
!!'- Vjlni-iT ootO .JJ.ui a.l.p.-t.:r,-'r"5
Ipswich and Kismet
Nationally-Known Silk Hosiery
50c $1.00 $1.65 $1.95
v: "'. . i .-. .... , ..
Compare them with other brands for which
' you are paying much more. v
Try a pair of them and you will always
wear Kismet and Ipswich Hose.
, Extra Millinery Specials
For fair opening.
.1
Felts, Velours and Velvets.
All specially priced for the fall opening.
$2.95, $4.95, $6.95, to $15.00 '
EXTRA SPECIAL
100 Silk de Chine Slips in all popular shades, at $2.95-ome and get
them before they're sold out ,
Don't Fail to Visit Our Fall Opening Saturday
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The La Vogue
Store
Main at Eighth
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