The evening herald., August 15, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

About The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942

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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Bdltor
ruhllshed daily aieept Suaday by
The Herald Publtohlat Contpaay of
KlamU ralto, at US fourth Street
Eataraa at tha postoBee at K1a-
atk rallt. Oregon, for traassauoloa
through the nalli aa eecoad-claj.
attar.
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KLAMATH FALLS. . . OBBGON
SATURDAY, ACG. 15, 19t4
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
VALUE OF TIUCKS IX ADS
(Copyright, 1 9 IS, by Geo. K.
Patterson)
The purposo of adrertlstng is to
oil nwiii. Goods can be sold
through advertising by giving a clear
and concise description to arouso the
Intoroat of the reader in the goods.
Then after the reader has become
favorably impressed with the goods
give the price, aa thU Is a vital factor
la convincing the prospective buyer.
Everr oerson is more or less lnter-
Mted In the orlco of Roods. Care-
fnllr ramDlled itatlsUca show that
over 75 per cent or tho people or tne
United States live on a salary of ?l,-
300 or less per year. It is very evi
dent that most of the people in the
United States must be economical.
They must be saving and careful In
their expenditures, and they are care
ful. Ther count the dollars, and
when they read as advertisement in
tbe paper they want to know the sell
ing price of the goods so as to do
some figuring ot their own.
Someone has said that "money
talks." That is true, and lowering
the price of goods is always a, most
effective argument. Whether the ad
vertiser lowers the orice or not he
ahould never omit the price of the
separate Items he describes, unless
possibly tho advertising space at his
disposal does not permit him to des
cribe sDeclfleallr so the reader caa
. .
thoroughly understand tbe merits of
iuc uuucB. til. tuts miier czu u is
frequently customary to reserve the
price for the caUlogue which la sent
oat on Inquiry, or until the customer
rislts the store.
It la generally better to state the
price after glilng a careful and con-
die statement of the goods. If tha
price la a resl Inducement It serves as
a climax.
Good headlines and illustrations to
attract attention and secure interest,
good description to Interest and con
vince, accompanied by the price of the
article make an ad tbat Is bard to
beat.
SCATTERED SHOTS
"Home, Sweet Home" Is a popular
song with marooned Americans
abroad.
In the meantime our bumper croos
continue to annex more bumps.
Man proposes and
woman lets
blm propose again.
Europe
Is recovering from Its
ennui.
If we can't pull off a war of our
own, we can at least Indulge In the
peaceful occupation of watchful
watching.
The man who never advertises Is
like the general, who goes Into battle
without ammunition.
Our distinguished citizen, General
Depression, has departed for an ex
tended tour of Europe.
Icrald's Classified Advs.
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FOR RENT
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FOIt HENT Two-room furnlnhcd
house on bill. Electric lights and
city water. Inquire W, O. Smith
Printing Co.
FOR SALE
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aenger auto. Make fine truck or
family car. Owner will aacrlfice. You
will -.. j .,.. .. .
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30J Hotel Hall. U.zt
FOR SALE 5-borseower
Ford Garage.
motor.
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WASHLSGTON, D. C Aug. 15.
Messages of congratulation were ex
changed today between President
Wilson, and Secretary of War Gar
rison and Secretary ot the Navy Dan
iels and Governor Goethals of tha
Panama Canal zone upon the open
ing to commerce ot the world today
of the "big ditch."
Officials expected the Informal
DY MARGARET MASON
(Written for the United Press)
w,th fMh,0M and ,ore t0
All our
minds,
Wars and suffrage and
seem petty:
strike,
So Betty smiles In her basque of
black-
And I bask In the smiles of Betty,
veil- vnnt- .. . r m ....
.trvi tuna, au. io.iuo OiaCK
basque plays aa Important a part in
.,- .-... . ... ft .
the sartorial make-up ot tbe aalnty
niald who follows tbe fashions is tbe
black masque In the sartorial inake-
up of the taking person who follows
tho dark lantern and the jimmy.
Preferably and almost invariably
of black velvet, this newest Vaaqu. la
worn with a fluffy and manflouaced
skirt of white organdie or batiste. Of-
ten tbe skirt, while It baa al organdie
foundation, breaks out In flounces ot
either tullo or chiffon. Bollcate or
chid and sweet pea tints e also used
for these skirts as weltf as the all
wblto and the effect of jibe froth of
many ruffles bursting ofct below the
closo sheath of rich ilack velv
basque Is charming eniugb to co
pensaie ior tne rather! obvious dis
comforts of such appafe) on amid
summer day
as a concession to the. h-et. vnri
tlons of those basques are shown de
veloped In either black taffeta or
black satin, but tboy lack that In
describable air of chic of the velvet
brand. Hence, they aro not much
favored by tho fashionably elect, whn
have long since bowed to the Inexor
able mandate of the mode tbat one
cannot bo truly smart and mm.
fortable all at tho same time.
Tho velvet basquo is always low of
neck and long of sleovo and h.itin,i
either up the front or back with vls-
ie bullet buttons. On some of them
sheer roll collar nr o,--i
lulle frill softens the effect about tbe
mrom.
The run on velvet u h -...
conllned to the basque. Already the
" v,01, hat- "cy and perky In
Ua miniature pronortinn. t ....
tfe fragile straw om L'l" ""!l
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D'ng are they that thv .. ....
7" "aues. bo tiny and close
ciutely to dispute the n,ni,. ..1
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are coming to tbe top a.atr, " ,
Anrt ti . .. . " "
.T u"uw, we immutable law
that everything com th. nu v.."
t chain, aad thing, ar. ?..
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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program ot unojtontatlou to be car-. Dewey, cabinet and rongreu mm
rlcd out Iters will hi-ad a gtcantlc let.
A war department vwuel. tho. Today active operation for cum
steamer Cristobal, loadd to the gun-1 mrrclal vrrli drawing not ur
wales with Isthmian, war and naval
officials, and a hefty cargo of news
paper men. was gtven the honor of
being the first "otQclal" vi'iuol to go
through tbe Inter-oceanlc waterway.
The formal opening of tho canal
will not occur until March 4, 1915,
when President WlUon, Admiral
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worse before they are better. lbI!K.n ptiri1M
August crop of wee velvet hats may
be to prove the rule that they have
only gotten smaller, to get larger.
The narasol Indeed nractlcet belnr
useful as well as ornamental this
Kinanrt nt mst1 httti mA nvn ihitv .
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are now belor ihnvn n vl fin
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thta rlrh nnH ItntrrJt f,h,ti !. mm.
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only gone to lovely
"voman's head,
but over It as wjfl
There Is cenblnly nothing half way
about fashloil and from the extrem
ity of no yeeres at all, or at least
none to aKak'of, tbe long sleeve Is
now bcldg the dernier crl. For af
tcrnoomnd street wear they are ab
solutely tbe only nurmliiabl iIaacai
as tmb total abience of arm cover
IngAtlll holds good for evening
toBettes It Is ilmnlv a. run nt Inn.
:eves or none. While tho velvet
nd satin basques all show uncom
promisingly long, tight sleeves of
tho same materials long sleeves of
lace and tullo arc very smart In com
bination with tho silken bodices of
many of tho dressy little afternoon
frocks of taffeta or cropo. Tho lln
gorlo gowns aro all showing the long,
sheer, small artificial flowers be
tween the elbow and tho shouldor
to peep through the mist or laco or
tulle. Hracelets of sparkling Jewels
aro also given a welcome haven In
llko position and many arc the raro
fortunes in gems that one fair maid
Is thus ennblod to keep up her alcove.
As a Sort of roartlnn n-nlmi ,.
multi-colored strand, of beads that
"bvo an summer decorated the
bosoms of both Judy O'Grady and
tho colonel's lady, that latter per
sonage Is now going In exclusively
for strands of pearj,. Heal or other
wise strings of these luminous tear
llko Jewels show to best miv.nt...
atop the background of tbe black vel-
voi oasquo and contrary to the long-
r T aecro 'hat, Pearls hoforo
breakfast were aa hA .. nn,i t..
fore swine. petr, t now beln
flaunted In the fae of tradition and
me rosy dawn.
The present penchant for the
chaste pearl ha. by no moans com
Pletoly done for the bead, of many
color, however, A. brilliant beaded
baad. for dreM trimming, and at
fringe and garnlahmeat on purses
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the World
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thirty fet of watr wm twgtia, al
inoucn uiuiior vmucu, including a
lighter service, ham beon tMlt6
through for a couple of monlhi.
Some of the smaller fruit Hear
are expected to establish a rrgular
schedule of traffic through the ranat.
brglnnlug today.
and bags ot silk and velvet, thoy will
fulfill a different but an equally
rromlnent sphere thts fall and
winter.
YESTERDAY'S COAST
LEAGUE RESULTS
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Uaum, Fanning and Schmidt;
Klswltter, Mitxa.
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Los Angeles 1
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Venice 5
Chech, Holes; Illtl, IJIUi
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Portland
11 1
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Stewart,
Sacramento
nigglnbotharn, Klsber;
Arellanos and Itohrer.
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Hughes, Brooks; Koottner, El
liott. Bubscrlbs for tba Herald, 60 cents
a month.
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the moot com-
pleto sU
iVoolonu to be
found at
ywherand only need a
trial to
convMo) you 'hat our
tallorlni
r superior to that to
mull order or oih.r
be had
so-called tailors.
Loewe Bros.
Tailor.
ou uoi.vn -a
In p. vnff
MIT OR Ail
try one of
iks of
Is (i
tcln
Hotel Arrivals
Whit tVllrtui
Aleiander T VogeUab. M
WHIIanu, W. J, Ctiunltigham. W
r'arlrj". fan Krnuclifoi V Vl,
IVttUud, Mrs. r. II. ". Htt M
lio. V. DeMaraU and wt, Cltlcoj
II II IMuiutuer. lorkly; Jum
IH)UkIi. IKmk ranfh. !
Hotel IU1I
Paul llroniell, Oakland, Mrs. .
Holron. Vtw HtuKel. Krauk lllooiU'
lugcaiup, John Colwell, Merrllli Win.
Ck-r. Ralph II, Cakr, llaruld II
Ckr, U ll. Kleraor, I'ortUndj Dau
Joller, Kugene Keller, I'raltle Cltri
Mm. 1. . Ilouto, Mlt Jane tltattord,
Hn FrancUcu; C 1 HollltUy, Uu
Kll Valley; W. CorrUau, Tht.
Connor. O. I'llerlnt. llornbrtHik.C. C
Campbell, t. 0. ISiHer, Waltrsvlll. ;
Arturale tafurtwaitvn about the
Klanwtlli llaata. Ne Cttllrut. U.1
lala.
Today', bshs today la The llsrald,
With the recent cut in the price of Fort) cr in
effect, we are now offering thU popular car at the
following prices, f. o. b., Klamath Falls:
Touring Car
Runabout -
fully
We are alto agent
for '
Tire; and can outfit you
30x3
30x3 1-2
35x4
GEO. B1EHN, Agent
PLAY BALL
Any time, afternoon or night, with a lichor VTt lxu th Ut
every time. It's the automatic wy, nd lyfjaitlotj in the fun, It
develop the muscles and Improtrn yulr hjatlitg ability
Tin: iti.i. i'vkiwt i.iki: it
t'4h Prlso l.'vrry Kvrntng for lllgli Korp.
Next to Klamath Stables, Main Street
There Is No Kodak
Save the Eastman Kodak
We are the ONLY
ath Fall, having
dales and Easti
Beware of
Some firms advei
but, have no
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY
Corner Main anil 7U Hlreeta, KUmaltt KmII Orvgoa
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to make youyrirsl deposit you
inuiiyyfiien bound la tba
'Ctlotimsn whoso
ronipoBT you will be clad to be
Y reprieui Ilia most
igrusHlvo limine, men In
i li community, nm yourself
In tlmt clan by atartlai your
"count today, Tha amount
'lotiiii't mutter, Hart with what
ru hay..
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