THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORB.
4
'having said that while hs was not
much of an «cunomlst, it seemed very
clear to him that when we buy foreign
made goods we get the goods and
foreign country gets th«» money,
when we bu) home made good*
get the goods and the mouey. too
IIY MARGARET MANON
Why (a It that Atuerlcuus have
(Writtan
tor the Unitati Proas)
found It desirable to cousume such a
Miss Octavia De Lap, Miss Anna Mae
vast
quantity
of
lmport«»d
manufac-
Johnston, Miss Jennia Jornston. Miss
I
i Black tulle overskirts and alouvos
my list on straight, dear?"
. lures when our own Industries the
Pearl Dow. Miss Kathryn McAndrews,
III black velvet gowns continue to be
You
never
more
hoar.
country
over
have
been
suffering
from
Miss Marie Griffith. Miss Faye Weal,
it favorite combination for smart af-
For Its proper angle
Miss Ruth Ball. Miss Mary Ball. Miss
hard times?
. tor noon coaluiuea gli'uniliig here and
Is now on uno car.
Ethel Stubblefield, Miss Olg* Hor
The people who buy "Imported"
there with ropes or buttons of jet
The tenth anniversary of the wed tense Hogue.
article« iu preference to American I»««« mv »kiri hung straight, lev«?'
Where a relief from such sombernos«
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Syd B. Evans
♦ ♦♦
made goods may b« roughly divided
Is also old stuff.
la desired the sand and putty shades
was observed in a highly pleasing
Mrs. Clarence O. Morgan enter
. Into four classes
If chic now It can't bo
are combined with the black with
manner at the Evaus borne on Ninth i lamed a number of friends Friday
Quito crooked enough.
Class I -Americans who are will
('harming results This color scheme
street Friday night, when Mrs. Evans evening at her home on Ewauua L'nited Press Service
PETROGRAD. Nov. Ml.—The -|>ect*i official organ for general staff ing to make sue I Rices iu order to be
has at last ousted from supreme favor
gave an elaborate dinner in honor of 'Heights. Five hundred was played,
exclusive, and who pretar "Imported”
NEW YORK, Nov 21 You-ve sim the black and white combinations so
the occasion, the guests being Dr. and ;after which refreehments were served. «taleiiHnts says:
articles, which coat more, because th«»
Black
Mrs. Maxwell M. Long, .Mr. and Mrs.
"The t.oeman attempt to iivarch to Warsaw by breaking our trout be. average individual usiw American ply got to l>e a bit crooked, If you are long and *o dearly beloved
«««
tulle over velvet or aatlu and heavily
going
Io
bo
fashion
Percy Evans, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
The student department of the Ep- tweeu Kielcc and Radom has totally tailed The Germane lout heavily, and made goods
able The very new- bedecked with jet continues th« queen
Bellman, Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Bell
worth League held a lively social at ar»« retreating.
Class 2—Uninformed consumers
lilack
eat skirt models are of the evening gowns also.
man. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilson, and
"The AustnMiernian forces o|H*raling la'tvu'en CMenslochoa and Cra who have un Idea that because a thing
cither short to the
has made u wild effort to sup
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. This [the church Friday night, consisting of
gam«*« and a general good time. cow met a similar di'feat. Fierce actions ar«' in program» in th«' t’ra«ow > Is imported and more «xpeuslvo It
shoe tops In front'plant the tulle, but ns a smart fash*
being the "tin wedding." the bride
and back, with a Ion authority boldly announced that
and groom were showered with kitch About thirty-five young men and wo distil«-!, proving that the Germans realise this i« a strong district, anil with must be superior.
Class 3-- Foreigners living here
fall to the Inairp on the Ince 1« not to b<> worn by any wo
enware by the guests. Following the men from 14 to 20 years of age were its powerful forts is their last rampart on this front."
present, together with a half dozen
who show a preference for the pro-
either aide, or they man under 3N, Ha chances for favor
sumptuous dinner, the evening was
The batiletield betwwn tbe Vlatl'l« and Warth«- in Poland is blood ducts of the fatherland
older people who appreciate whole
ar«» Up to the calf can be seen with hulf an «ye are very
spent in playing cards.
some fun
The department is In M«ak<d. The war <4Bce sajs the GeriMs offensive there is checked.
Close I Consumers who buy
on
each aid* nnd to «light
♦ ♦♦
charge* of Mias Lottis Milah. who
ported articles because there Is no
the
shoe tops »<
Both
armies
lost
heavily.
Russians
lra|»|»-<l
and
»nnil»l!ate«l
German
As an Inevitable outcome of the
Mrs. Dorothy Luce has returned [planned the good features of the
(he
American
made
equivalent,
or
front
and back.
slcevlcsa fashion for evening ha«
cavalry by mining th«' banks of th«' li/uura River ami withdrawing. The
from a fortnight's visit in San Fran- evening.
American made artlcl«» is Inferior or
Home are cut In tome the wristlets of fur with a fluff
t.< lO'.ans ruslHM*. for the cnMsing, and the wttaew were detonate«! under them
cisco, the guest of her mother and
♦ ♦ ♦
dearer.
jagged points round of tulle attached Io fall over the hand
daughter.
In order to make the party more with appaUinfg|<>an.
Perhaps the most Important class
the bottom and oth This dainty little conceit will undoub
♦ ♦♦
congenial for all attending, the wo
of consumers of foreign made articles
ers ar« finlnhed In tedly play th« good Samaritan to
Members of the Leisure Hour Club men of the Christian church, in ar United Press Service
M'allopa, while uno many an ungulnly hand and Ill-turned
consists of those who labor under the
and Invited guests spent an enjoyable ranging for a box supper and social
BERLIN. Nov. 21—“No decisive i«>ini has yet been ranched In the Idea that because Imported articles
daring model advo wrlxt thia winter
afternoon at the home of Mrs Fred at the church next Friday evening, lighting in Polaml." says the official stetcimnt. "In order to assure COM* are usually more expensive they must
cates that erstwhile
There la an eicltlng now »hoe or
Schallock Wednesday afternoon Five have decided that the boxes brought
pl. t« . learauce of Russians from German territory, a line of comniunlca- [necessarily be «ulterior and mor«> de isloppy «'tfect whereby the front barely boot, rather, which conics In white
hundred, the club game, was played, by married women and by unmarried,
sirable than American made goods. touches th«< bool top« and th« back gray or blege buckskin, and lari's up
and the prlie went to Mrs. Bert E. shall be separated and sold separate ti..n has been established which will enable the Germans to hold whatever Hundreds of millions of dollara are part just grazes the h«els
Along the Inner aide of the «ho«- Instead of
«• ••
Withrow. During the afternoon a ly. In this way. the single people Russian territory they gain, even Waiwaw."
undoubtedly sent abroad every year the«« lines Is u skirt whose long tunic the front
It la chastely plalu and
dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. will be paired off. and the married
by Americans who would just as «oon edged with fur hang« to the heels In light flttlng save for a saucy little
Frank Marquette of Auburn. Neb., Iteople will eat together. Instead of cheting and embroidery were given ABOUT "MADE IN
[patronize American Industries if they U>ack and Just below the knees In pointed tip of black palent kid stuck
Mrs. Phillip J. Sinnott and Mr». Al being auctioned off. the boxes will all
AMERICA" GOODS 'understood the facts. This fallacy front. Under It, only visible In the on the too with nn effect of piquancy
, under the direction of Mrs. Robert E.
bert M. Worden were guests at the ibe sold at 60 cents each. An exchange Wattenburg, la charge of the depart
about Imported articles being neces front. Is an underskirt to the shoe for all the world like that of a beauty
meeting, in addition to the club mem bazaar will be conducted, and a short ment. and much headway was made
Americans are spending uearly two sarily superior must be cleared away. tops Another skirt shown at th« re- spot 'gainst the damask of milady's
bers, who are Mrs. Thomas F. Hamp program will be rendered during the by beginners, while some partly billion dollars a year for foreign made 'Tie consumer must be enlightened.
'«•nt New York fashion fete was sq, cheek
ton, Mrs. Aubrey R. Campbell, Mrs. ravening.
Th«> American textile Industry has hung that the length of th« front wna
versed in these arts gained some articles. There Is no good reason why
A dashing little debutante w<»r« a
Elbert B Hall, Mrs. Louis G. Van
♦ ♦♦
I knowledge that will be beneficial to this money should not be kept In suffered perhaps as much as any from ion a line with the tops of the band of pair of those startling boots In while
Bellen. Mrs. M. S. West. Mrs. G. A.
Mrs. Bert Withrow will entertain
America and spent for articles "Matte the unre-iiutnablc demand for ' Import I fur with a pair of tootsies thrust be buckskin at the lilt« the other day.
Krause. Mies Jennie Harris, Mrs. the Tuesday Bridge Club .t her home I them.
ed" goods. Over »1 OO.OOO.drtO worth tween the row» for the back band of and you brought up with a start from
In U. 8. A."
Maxwell M I-ong. Mrs Charles I. Tuesday.
iof
foreign wool and cotton manufac-i fur wan set on the whole width of the th« tip of her pretty toe« to the tip of
The
tremendous
recent
growth
of
FOOT ANI» .MOUTH IS
Robertson. Mrs. Henry Newnham,
♦ ♦ ♦
German’s business at home and turea are purchased by Americans ev f>*r band longer behind
AFFECTING
THE
SHOW
Mrs. O. W. Robertson. Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Rufus S. Moore. Mrs. Charles
The ripple skirts are also very good her pretty nose, only to find that It
a proper apprécia- ery year.
Schallock, Mrs. Bert E, Witbrow Mrs. H. Withrow, Mrs. Clay P. Mason. Mrs.
PORTLAND. Nov. 21.—As the re abroad is due to
and
invariably fur finished The) are was dalutlly dusted with rouge on Ita
Earl Whitlock, Mrs. Oscar E. Willey, Harry Goeller, Miss McCurdy, Mrs. sult of a conference between federal tion of the fact that German-made < «».» iminnion at
, usually cut circular, but some re relroussee end In the very lataat
In Ger-
purchased
goods
should
be
mode
Mrs. Fred Melhase, Mrs. William A. C. E. Martin and Mrs. R. J. Sheets officials of the bureau of animal in
WORK <»N CREDITS 'shown shirred on a hip yoke, or
many.
Another pair of comic opora boots
Masten.
*
dustry.
prominent
breeders
and
offi
were invited guests at Wednesday's
«ven at the waist line
Here M a vur> suggestive circular
♦ ♦♦
sported
on the >amr occasion were all
used
so
CZten-
session of the Art Needlework Club, cers of the Pacific Northwest Live
Never
haa
fur
been
UUL-
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
In honor of ths first anniversary of ] held at the home of Mrs. J. Fred Goel stock exposition, it was decided to call 1 wh.ch has been sent all over the em-
slvely as A drtvs trimming, and the over blsrk patent kid They laced up
23.
—
Ll.GE,
Corvallis,
Ore.,
Nov.
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. G. A ler. on West Main street. The after off that part of the show given over [ ' pire by tne various German Cham
the front to a height half way of th«
Oiogo't 'aimers taay soon hav«< the j lovely new shades of putty and sand
Bellman, a number of friends quietly noon. devoted to needlework and in to the breeding classes in cattle, hogs bers of commerce.
are «xqulslte tn combination with th* calf, where they ended In a swaying
In
.«!>
utiiage*
of
a
rural
credit
law.
1. —iu all expenses keep in mind
black silk tassel.
gathered at their home Thursday eve cluding a light luncheon, was de and sheep, giving this year a strictly
c .uformlty with the t tion of the lust rich hre-vn of sable, skunk and the
ning to help them celebrate the occa lightful to all attending. Members of fat stock show, covering livestock in the interests of your own compatriot«.
less
expensive
dyed
squirrel.
Hand
Nome of the quaintest little blick
2. —Never forget that when you [sts«lou if the legislates, which mad«
sion. Tbe affair was planned by their this well known club are Mrs. R. E. tended for slaughter.
and
putty
are
the
exact
shades
their
patent
kid dancing slippers have
for‘t‘«n
youf own country Ipiotisloi. lor the ippoinlmeut of a names signify, nnd the former shade bright red heels. With thia hectic
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bellman, Wattenburg. Mrs. Carey M. Ramsby, "“17 wm t’he'consensus of opinion
,
c(.mini''«ion
to
Investigate
run»,
«red-
at whose home tbe merry-makers first Mrs. J. F. Goeller, Mrs. Karl G. Cum that there was a minimum only of I is» poorer.
especially should prove extremely touch to her pedal SZtremetloo and
3. —Your moueyshould profit no Its . .((■ < iganlzatlon In the old » »rltl. popular aside from Its beauty, for It her nasal aiwndage. milady la certain
■uet. There It was learned that the mings, Mrs. Henry Newnham, Mrs. danger in connection with the foot
|Gm«nior
West
lias
uppolutel
..
com-
younger Bellmans bad gone to the George Chastain. Mrs. George Wirtz, and mouth disease, but with such an one but the Germans.
certainly doe« take sand these days to, ly going Io extremes for her bit of
4. —Never profane German factor- mMslon to draft a rural credit bill to wuar some of the styles.
movies, so the assemblage decided to Mrs. R. H. Dunbar. Mrs. C, C. Hogue, invest ment as would
color these days Eh. what»
---- be - represented
»><- pi <•»« -ited to the next leglslu'uie
go to their home and await their re Mrs. George R. Hurn, Mrs. Sam T. by the many herds of pure bred live-
by using foreign machinery,
fur its consideration
turn. Entrance was effected through Summers, Mrs. F. M. White, Mrs. stock from all over the Western part
5 —Never allow foreign edteables
IIILYOU, NOItF.
The head of the commission Is Dr. W lit TAX IN WORNK THAN
an open window. The door was then Arthur R. Wilson, Mrs. J. S. Stubble of the United States which had al-
ser?«« <”> you»-
''HUIMA NN Iltani ITU IN
WANT* Tl» QUIT
Hector
Macpherson
of
the
Agricultur
opened, and by the lime all had en field. Mrs. H. F Phillips, Mrs. W. E. ready been entered, it would be un-
6.—Write on German paper with al College school of commerce, who
tered, found seats and extinguished Faught and Mrs. George A. Haydon.
wise to continue the breed end of the^a German pen. and use German blot- w..s a member of the American cotu-
Are you liable to taxation under the
SAI.I.M. Nov 21
lnrenae<l nt the
the lights, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bell
show. This will in no wise effect the-|ting paper.
• ♦ •
mlrsion that visited Europe last sum- provisions of tbe war tax bill?
action of Commissioners Kelley and
7.
—
Use
German
flour,
eat
German
man were seen approaching. Mrs.
The fifth birthday of Master Ru classes in the fat stock division given
If so, you had better be making ap-1 Htone of the fish and game commis
, m< r. Dr. Macpherson haa already
Bellman was the first to enter, and dolph Jacobs was celebrated Thursday over to fat cattle, hogs and sheep.
fruit, and drink German beer. These
plication to .Milton A. Miller, Porf- sion, In declaring Evans ousted aa
called
the
members
of
the
new
com-
while she was at first slightly fright ' afternoon by a party at the home of
The student judging contest, in alonne give your body the true Ger-
mission together to discuss the pro land, collector of Internal revenue for master game warden, and Finley re
ened by the dim outline of someone's his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacobs, which at least six of the agricultural man energy.
posed measure, and try to arrange the District of Oregon, for the appli instated. and Ospound deposed aa
head, this feeling was soon overcome which was attended by Zeplia and colleges of the Pacific Slope are enter-
8.—It you don.t like German Malt provisions that would be helpful to cation for special stamps, etc., must
master fish warden In favor of Clan
by one of joy, when she switched on J ear. Rogers, Dorothy and Don Dun ed will be held as usual.
coffee, drink coffee from the Ger- the farmer and satisfactory to the be made at once to avoid punishment
ton,
Floyd lllljou has handed his
tbe lights, and the couple saw a house ham, Hope Gordon, Elizabeth. How
Indications at the present time man colonies.
iM-ople of the stat« at large. Tha under the federal statutes
resignation
to Governor Went as a
full of friends assembled to wish them ard and H. C. Graham, Rutuh Cofer, [ point to the largest showing of fat
9.—Use only German clothes for 'additional .members of the commis
member
of
the
hoard
Following
are
the
revenues
on
busi
many happy returns of tbe day. Mrs. Beatrice Gale, Mildred Hutchinson. 'stock ever held on the west coast, and [your dress and German hats for your
sion
are
the
following:
ness
houses
The
action
wae
taken Monday at a
Bellman was then busied for a while Wallker Dearing, Thelma Ward, Con parties of livestock men and others head.
H. G. Starkweather of Milwaukee,
special
board
meeting
held In Port
Hankers,
for
each
»1,000
of
capital
in opening the gifts of cotton goods, stance Fisher and Lucille Henline. interested in the industry are be ng
10.—Let all foreign Battery dls- I who was also a member of tbe Amert-
land. and during th« absence of BII-
employed, »1.
which were In keeping with the anni 'Guessing games and romping games made up at all the larger cities and'tract you from these precepts, and be
versary. The remainder of the even played on the lawn were enjoyed to towns in contemplation of spending firmly convinced that whatever others [cau commission to study European
Brokers, who have not paid aa you from the city.
ing was delightfululy spent in play 'the utmost by the youngsters. A the week of December 7-12 at the ' may. German products are the only conditions; 8. L. Garland of Lebanon, bankers, »80.
Governor West has not decided yet
[senator elect; Dana H. Allen of Sa
ing cards and merry-making, and at splendid birthday dinner was served Livestock Show in Portland.
| whether he will accept the resigns-
ones worthy of the citizens of the lem. representative elect; Profeasor
Pawnbrokers, »60.
tion or not.
tbe conclusion of play, refreshments, i to the little guests during the course
German fatherland.
Commercial brokers, »20
F. G. Young of the University of Ore
were served. Those present were 'of tbe afternoon, the table and din LAMM LUMBER CO.
In a letter whlcn accompanied his
If we substitute the word American gon; Sidney II. Vincent, field staff
Custom house brokers, »10.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bellman. Mr. and ing room being decorated in a man
resignation. Mr. Bllyou declared I hat
STARTS TO WORK fOr the word German all through that member of the corporation depart
Commission merchants, who *[“*'*Iuctlon taken at the adjourned meet-
Mrs Percy Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Gene ner appropriate to Thanksgiving time.
According to W. E. Lamm of the appeal, and live up to it. we will have ment; and S. G. Sargent, state bank
not
;*ald as commercial brokers. »20 )n< Monday should have been consld-
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis.
• ••
Lamm Lumber company, that con- two billion more American dollars superintendent.
Proprietors of theaters, museums |pr(M1 on)y hy a
b„Brd
a|fK)
Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell M. Ix>ng, Mrs.
The first session of the art depart cern expects to start preliminary work paid to the American business and
and concert halls, seating capacity not jintimates Ihnl trickery was resorted
Burge Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Syd Ev ment of the Woman's Library Club toward its railroad and the establish- industrial world.
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
over 360, »26; sentlng capacity over ;to In securing the adoption of motlous
ans, Mrs. Florence Marquette and was held Friday afternoon at the ment of logging camps this year, pre-: Why should Americans buy “im-
NEW YORK. Nov. 23.—' ' “
rl
^
r
"
*"
2f‘° nnd not ov"r r,0°' ,fi0; "•"‘•“•t •>'"* ordered changes In warden«
Mias Jennie Harry».
Library Club, with twenty-five or thir paratory to logging and milling the ported” goods? Usually they cost
every reason to believe that Princeton _ <U
|,acity
and not -- over
was led
led to
to believe,"
believe " ho
Im says
says In
In
♦ ♦♦
-------
- over
----- 600 ----------
- 800,'
•, "I wns
ty interested ladles in aUendance, and 26,650,000 feet of timber In th® more; are they any better?
will next year adopt the p< rman< nt | |75. ,eating capacity over 800, 1100 ibta loiter, "that only routine work
Mrs. Elbert B. Hall entertained tbe if the first meeting is to be accepted Odessa Creek watershed recently pur-
Everybody knows of common know-
'would cone before (he commission,
Friday Pelican Club in tbe sun par as a criterion, this department will chased from the government. This ledge that nowhere in the world can football coach idea, which I ihh been so |»ro|,r|Plor of circuses, »100.
eminently successful nt Harvard un-
Proprietor or agents of other ex-|and j )eft, inti»» thinking that my ab-
lor at the White Pelican hotel Friday soon prove one of the most interesting sale has Just been approved.
anybody match American shoes.Amer- der Haughton, and the majority of hlbltions or shows - for
--------
money, ---
»10.
afternoon, Mrs. Mary Jackson win in the club's work. All of the ladies
nonce would be taken advantage of."
Mr. Lamm is just rstun. d from |Can «owing machines, American low- [the colleges through out th« Middle
Proprietors of bowling alleys and
ning the prize for bridge honors. Re in attendance were greatly elated with San Francisco, where he placed orders prlced automobiles If this Is true, as
At the meeting Commissioner Dun
billiard rooms, for each alley or each can was made chnlrmnn. For this
freshments were served to the guests, the work as started, and are anxious for some of the machinery needed. Lj, aJmlti of theM three commodities, Wee*.
table, »5.
who were Mrs. L. F. Willits, and the for the time of the next meeting to He recently placed orders In Portland Jg R a|go true of the thou^nd,, an(j
ronson he did not vote, and the united
Princeton, with some of the l<est Dealers In tobacco (manufactured to strength of Kelly and Stone were suffi
club members. Mrs Earl Whitlock. arrive. Instructions In tatting, cro- for additional machinery.
more of other raanufactured articles? all around material that Nassau has
bacco, snuff, clgnrs and cigarettes) cient to overcome the strenuous ob
Mrs. John Melman, Mrs. O. W. Rob-1
That is what the manufacturers are I to work on in years, this year literally exempt when annual receipts (not
ertson, Mr«. G. A. Kraus, Mrs. F. B
jections of Commissioner Kinney, who
going to prove and the “Made In foozled away her opportunities. The »200, »4.NO.
English, Mrs. Fred Schallock, Mrs.
opposed changes which he asserted
America Products Association" has Old Man Oppoittinlty fairly begging
MnunfHcturers of cigars, annual were "not for the good of the ser
Mary A. Jackson, Mrs. Thomas Hamp
just been Incorporated to help to dem to be taken Into the Tiger fold, but ha|oH not over 100,000, »8; annual vice."
ton. Mrs. Ixwis G. Van Bellen, Mrs
onstrate it to tbe American public.
the old plan of n new coach every «ales exceed 100,000 and not exceed
J. C. Brockenbrough, Mrs Elbert B
Some of the largest retailers In the yenr or two. and theae without au 200,000, J6; annual sales exceed NT<litM CACHEN THE
Hall.
country are pushing American-made thority to carry out their programs ZoO.OOO and not exceed 400,000, »1»;
A great variety of articles are useful and desirable as Christmas gifts.
ItlAM'KADE LIFTING
♦ ♦ ♦
goods. Many of them, indeed, have ¡told In the poor showing during the annual sales excised 400,000 and not
At the reguluar meeting of Pros
1« a matter of tact, must anything nt all makes an acceptable gift.
hitherto lauded the "lerlts of the Im 1914 season.
exceed 1,000,000, »30
perity Rebekah Lodge, the following
ANCONA, Nov, 21.— a terrible
Itul
in all the realm of gift-givinng and gift-ri'celrlng. nothing ever
ported articles, for which, in most
committee was named as the banquet ’
| storm swooping the Adriatic lias caus
esses, they obtained advanced prices,
can carry the same claim aa JEWELRY.
Of course. Percy Haughton Is n
•t«K RCHUEL
committee for December:
Greta
ed the allied fleet to lift the blockade
but are now swinging into line and wizard. He Is as good as Yost or!
DIEN IN' CALIF, of Austrian porta. The warships were
Bradley (chairman), George Bradley,'
It appeals to the artistic senw- more than anything else. Jewelry Is
booming American made goods in Stagg ever was. But. he couldn’t have
George North, A. Kershner, Mary
the most “Christmassy" gift of al).
compelled to steam out to sea to
stead.
done what he has accomplished in a
According to a telegram received [avoid being driven ashore.
Winters, Audrey Coon. Arils Worrell.
This ad i« to lell you that this store this year, RIGHT NOW, has an
It is declared by American manu year, nor in two years. And lie had i by the First State and Havings bank |
Rose Keesee, Alva Hall, Dr. F. M.!
interesting variety of articles Just suited for Christmas Gifts.
facturers that tho demand for “Im to have complete charge In his de- I on Sffhirelay - from the coroner
White, Winnie White, Della Arnold.
— of
— Te-
-- i l*10 H*?- H. A. Hutchinson an<i
ported” articles is a fad. If it Is, It Is partment. 1 Yale hn« started rlght.lt | hima c tunty, George Schuel, who ha« Mrs. Hutcblnaon are in the city from
I take pleasure In inviting YOU to examine my stock.
Hazel Alford, Clara Waldron, A. G.
..... m tn«, riiy rroni
a fad which Is costing thia country scoma, In employing Hinkey, who prob n>«en In the transfer business hen■Belfaaf, Ireland. They express them
Waldron, I-aura C. Moore, Jessie Sai- [
I can Interest you. I can help you solve the difficult question of
hundreds of millions dollars a year.
ably will he given carte blanche bh eeveial year«, died there today. ""
fl icky. Enola Hawkins, Sue Ch»lcote,
Th«ts«lvea na greatly delighted with »he
WHAT SHALL IT BE?
Take, for Instance, the vast volume long aa he wants the job of putting diapatch given no particulars.
Edmund Chllcote.
Klamath country nnd our Invigorating
of manufactured articles Imported In the winning wallop, smnah, nnd punch
Schuel haa operated the Union climate. Mr. Hutchinson comes to
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a state ready for consumption. Dur Into Yale's gridiron warriors
Transfer company here for four yearn take up tb(, work of the M>thod(|,
Hnturdsy evening the Docena held a j
ing the year (ruling June, 1914 they
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[or more He han been suffering from Episcopal church at Merrill, and ex-
meeting at the homo of Marie Griffith.
amounted to nearly half a billion dol
Logged of land ««ems to be in de-¡asthma, and Friday morning, after poets to Join the Oregon conference.
Games and light refreshments were
lars—to be exact, »448,312,948.
mand around Coon Bay for small selling bln business here, he left for Ho will fill the pulpit of Grace Metho
enjoyed by the girls. The members j
S. P. Watch Inspector
Abraham Lincoln Is reported ar farms.
Tithcon, Ari« , to benefit his health
of the club are
Miss Mary Hughes, I
dist church In this city Runday night
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RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN
PROMISES TO BE A
VERY BITTER FIGHT
Jewelry — the Gift of Gifts
The What-Shall-It-Be Question
Be a Visitor
Frank M. Upp, Watchmaker •»»« Jeweler
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