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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-05
DANNER-PATTY
AUTO SAVINGS
PLAN IS GOOD

'Danner-Patty Motor company
sprung brand now one this week
that In attracting considerable at
tontion among dealers. As everyone
knows II has been n battle every
year TO get Ford cars enough to half
meet the demand. The local dealers
conceived the idea that II they could
yet orders enough placed now they
could start right In now and make
a fight for an Increase In their quota
and be In n better position TO supply
the trade than ~ they wait until the
season is we'll advanced and the rush
In upon them.
With that end in Wow they are
making an unusual offer in this
weeks auto section OF The Herald.
They are offering to pay per cent
interest on all money that may be
paid on deposit for cars. There In
no catch-ponny scheme about II, but
simply an earnest effort upon the
part OF these dealers TO get all the
Ford cars for this county that can be
sold n for any reason the person
making tho deposit finds that he
cannot carry through the purchase.
or ~ he changes his mind, all he has
60 do In to call and get his money.
plus the eight per cent interest.
II is an unique plan to find out
the demand for this extensively used
car and the outcome will be watched
with a great deal OF interest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-05
LOCAL AUTO
SHOW WILL
Be A HUMMER

With the Klamath Falls auto show
only little more than n month away
local auto dealers are dolling up the
cars they wIlN have on display. and
and fairly exuding enthusiasm over
tho outlook for big, breezy exhibit.
Down In Chico. California. n few
days ago. an exceedingly successful
show was held. and dealers here
point out that ~ Chico can make a
success OF such things. there is no
reason on earth why this city can
not duplicate the success. or. for
that matter. exceed II.
klamath Falls is peculiarly sltua-
ted so as 10 insure the success OF
such venture. The trading center
OF largo area. in which Il is esti-
mated that there is one car for every
ak persons, II will be much easier
TO induce people from surrounding
towns TO come here than II would be
10 induce them to 20 TO Portland.
Frisco. or even TO western Oregon
cities. TO see these shows, and as
there is nothing on earth which will
interest the populace more deeply
than an automobile display. wherein
beauty. power, speed and variety are
apparent. II is practically n sure
thing" that the show here will be
well patronized. Klamath Falls peo-
pie. alone. will turn out In large
numbers for the auto show.
There will be the usual entertain
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-05
CHEVROLET CAR
TAKES MAIL
To BIG BEAR

Pioughing their way in a Chevro-
let 4sO through snow at times two
and three feet deep, a party Of Long
Beach hunters last Saturday deliv-
cred to the residents OF Bag Bear
Lake region the first mail they had
received In several days. The men,
bers OF the party were Richard II.
Beach and G. c. Owens Of the Press
stair. John Curtis. president Of the
Curtis Aluminium company and Hen
ry b. Webster.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-05

Tho auto show win be here soon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

one for S3 that is a very
unusual value. The mate
rial is white jean, trimmed
tastefully with cadet blue.
Another special" is a
regulation dress Of a fine
quality blue gingham. $500,
The full range in special
Sale prices on girls ging-
ham dresses is $3.50 to SIS.
Fresh as snowdrops, and
just about as pretty, is a
group of girls fine white
voile dresses. in various
models, mostly lace trim
med, and many with rib
hon sashes, sale priced
$3.50. At ordinary times
they would cost more than
twice that.
Charming new tafeta
dresses will be found, too,
$3.50 to 500. so.
A special group Of fash
ionable new top-coats. in
Cnown stairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
$50 BrGnd-NeU Spring Wraps oRd
COots-SJO.75 n S79

p TOT a leading Spring feature. .a IL o.o III
represented among these fresh .arrf r.a
high grade fashion wrara frr a-a ra
women.
Many show rich heavy ~ a~tro'er 'rerr ~e~
stitched effects Beads the 2racsfI .ao' a-~.- ta-.
in tinseI or in wool in solf ,r ror.re+-v
wanting
Besides belted Or sports coats ard .o.~ars .ro-e
the short cape the straight cape ro or@ care r ~rr
effect. Many sleeves are n faIfcara <.oro
The range of sizes .viIl take sl'rat'a .sra N r'
women and small
Materials include not only t- fashionable a.rr7
polo cloths in certain groups zuch -Dring +rr
a. narveIo, twilIcord vedyne andrs 0d .'-er-
Colors are the favoritea-1avT TAR Eansn fr<
ostrich mouffon siiver-pne, -orrento
Every coat Il silk-ined fuI-ired
The special offerings ara .oo numerous s7- -e7rr.1
tior: but among the especial" noteworthy groIn- are
a silk-ned tan polo coat. s1o75.
A doraan Of suede velour wide * .oiors -af
lined with silk SIS.
a small group Of manufactlrers' tne SAMPLES 1niv
one of a kind, s25. About half regular prices
Another sample Fl fine traps bolivia ana -el-
dyne all finely lined, 500. Two or three II KIND.
such coats and rrars are selling regularly t1r al
TO a third
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
Copyright. 1915, by the Mcclure New
paper Syndicate. Now York city.
III TT WORRIES YOU.

The very fact that n certain thing about
your homework worries you Is good
sign II NAV he that there ls something
inconvenicnt about the kitchen, or 1t
NAV he that the arrangement or equip
mcnt in your laundry causes you All
noyance or that you feel that your bath
room does not come up to q high stand
ard of hvgiene or that the room whore
vour family spends most Of its time IL not
so cheerful rs YOU would like To have 1t.
And YOU worry about this deficiency. IL
seems To YOU rs If you would really like
holscworll II ii were not for tins thing
IL robs your domestic existence oi much OF
its Joy. j.,
You know it isn't usually 1.-THE actual
work housewife does, but some carping
annoyance or anxiety that robs her OF
the pleasure she ought 10 take IN her work.
But lust bear in mind that the very fact
that you are worried about thus delect
means that YOU have not been blind TO II.
You have really solved half the difficulty
IN being aware OF 1t. The really unior-
tunate situation is to be found IN the house
where the housewife Is surrounded with
undesirable conditions and does not
know il She IL not aware that her Kitchen
Is untldy She has not discovered that her
lAunufN IL lulShnltHiN hHu oilc h''n i,'t
see that the family living room might be
more attractive. II is this sort OF house
wife who really falls down on her Job.
If YOU see that something IS wrong 1t
shows that YOU have the power OF look
ing critically at your own work and your
own surroundings. No progress was ever
made in household methods without this
sense of or ticism II was because some
housewife or housewives protested aPainst
the old method of heating ovens 10y placing
hot coal within them that ovuns heated
from without were devised 1t was be-
cause enough housewives were annoyed
by the dust-aproading tendencies OF
brooms to protest against them that car
pet sweepers and later vacuum cleaners
were invented
So don't worry If you are worrying
over your house and housowork Il Is
really "A wholesome Sign Only LEI your
feeling be constructive If YOU arc aware
that your kitchen floor - nll wrong
plan how YOU can better II Save Your
money TO buy liuolcum # YOU have not
got IT, Read about kitchen floors Think
about them. The solution to your problem
viii not hen be out 81 Your reach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Smart Spring Suits
WOn1eR's and Young Women s.
SO to S63.50

Not many are me women 1ho could nor r sul-..
within that price range.
But the attraction If -h-se --v ~rrng -4-ts --a
attraction 0r quality. They are ---s cl would --4
on their tailoring. their style. ya4- 'taer regular
prices. averaging third agaer -l4l aes 4ge priced
this Sale.
Jersey sports suits, mostly p The popular heather
tones, blues browns and ans. torn Interesting ro.r
Prices start as low $40. good --s .yo r- -asr,
$3.50 1850 upward 10 SIS.
Mighty fne-.ooking two-,oaei .Ht=l s-..~
to SO. with high--raGe 5eau,it-, -a...-- .--
line and nlannish serges. eh!elE nayes. .er SO
All the new Spring features are represented +.
various groups which s.aSe ZIP rae sale ts-ls
PeoBe who interested IN ne more elaborate
the box coats, the Jackets richly e--ro -e..u
will and them specially priced ii rt ~,.a
tDo,vn >to-s uas-et
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Fresh, Charming Dresses for al
Occasions in Nun,beriess NeW
.Sfyles-s5 to SIS

II AsTER comes early this year, creating an eSen zen
Il earlier demand than usual for all that's pretty 'e
A~ and Springke in feminine apparel
This notable Sale that will take place next Saturday
is the answer of the Down Stairs Store to that demand
II has been for years our custom 70 nod gfea' an"
service giving Sales shortly before Easter, but
Neper such preparations
Neuer such quantities.
Nerer such qualities
Nerer such snrtngs!
az have been arranged for next Saturdays event.
Savings on women's and young women's dresses and
in fact on ne range garments whole, may DC e5tl-
mated fourth to onehaf IN few cases even less
than half The saving is fully one-thrd
All the dresses are fresh, and include the latest
and most delightful Spring styles lney represent on
selection and purchase for this occasion from
houses devoted the production Of hghgrade garments
for fastidOus customers
The variety of choice in attractive models is simply
indescribabc Deliberately have seen to i hat not
many dresses alike In the finer sample goods ohy
one or at most, two OF kind, are here Experience
has shown that who are good dressers hke 70
be individual dressers
But whatever the desired size STYLE material pur-
pose desired in dress It can be found somewhere IN THIS
be indicated here IN briefest touches only.
According to purse choice, dress be selected
for S. S625, $865 SO. 125 s15 $l8 p $50 SO so
$50 or S45 every dress well made and Of good material
many of the dresses simply marvellous offerings at the
price!
The group of silk dresses at s25 to SIS fine and
lovely things such the heart Of woman hankers or
many Of them representing elegant sample garments sell
ing ordinarily for than double Materials rch
soft and beautifuradiu taetas heavy Canton crspes
delicate crepes de chine my Georgetes, richly embrold
cred made tafeta Canton crepe, and very
important group OF exquisite lace dresses IN plach gray
and brown.
Even in the little group of dresses priced s5 Few
frocs chaneuse and crepe de chine attracvey made
are included as we'll wool serges tastefuly embrOld
wool with satin grdes and talorbound revers.
Tricotine dresses trimmed with embroidery.
low as $3.50.
Altogether there is wonderful assemblage Of desir
able materials fashionably trimmed ard made up into
desirable frocks of wool Jersey silk jersey, serge cot
Georgete (some beautifully beaded taFeta, trcolete
mignonete and in fact all the favored fabrics OF the
Business dresses street dresses. afternoon dresses
dance dresses-they all here All the favore coIors
too navy regning among them in its glory and abundance
of grays, tans and browns
Sizes start at 16 years and 60 to IL in most groups
also groups extraarge sizes SIS $40
Iuoyvn STAIRS Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

has been the most sCarefulcSt night
ever knew. and II you would liho 10
hear about H. listen" ho continued
What does the word 'scarcfuIcst'
meanT' inquired Mr FOX
1T means when you are scared 50
you think you are dead that is scare
fullest replied Air- Iossum.
i was going about not far from
neld of sweet potatoes When hoard
noise ana ont from everywhere
looked came dogs and of course huew
there were mer behind them.
Il scooted under trail fonce and
made Tor a trrs ANA up I went nnd
woul8 ypu believe il, AIr Fox. those
men had nShtyd sticks and began
hUrt.as for me under the tree until
the hght from the sticks showed me up
Then one * the inon who had
brought a sun along popped ii. but /
dodEed ard went M higher. decided
70 hang by my tat' and make leap
from there hut what d.d one az those
men 6o bat climb that tree ana saw
or the limb before J 1aiafed ard down
fell barE ou The ground
"Ot course ] played dead Possluu.
intending q take a chance On making
my esCa pe when the dogs began 70
attack ne. but irstead of that one u
the men picked me ZIP by the tail and
snapped it between the s1lI end of s.
slcH s1d hung L over his shoulder.
lie wss -.-1 enough TO make the
dogs rl2 ahead though and Is ! opened
one eye aal prelIed little 70 see what
was Eo.ng q. noticed that no one
was behind -ae a-aa carrying me.
3It ! sau Gtt.e hope ~ oscape fnr
my poo- ta.. was ~ So fast there
was 10 chance q dropping FROM the
srick
Then al a; once noticed a tree
with iirlh harg.rE over tht wall we
were comtng . end inst as Mr.. Man
was going c,er that wall ] caught hn.d
os the limb ard swane NJ on 4
Y gave sLch q tug that I pulled my
self free from the st.ck though FOR a
while 7 was s-Te ha5 lett nay tail
behind RE Ike Bo-Peep's sheep
did 10" lose it"' asked Mr.. Fox.
"No. * IS safe" replied Mr.. PoesuTn.
"ar6 81 au J. bag q i, had been a
ver- c..a~ night guess they would
have raurac rl- again. The moon
we-t behind cloua ard Jumped from
the tre. and ran ana when heard yoa
+ ] thought i was one # those dogs after
me again ST. .aE,d dead"
"you certainly did have 4 narrow es-
care and 7 am slro T. IS Just what YOU
said. 1Ir. PossuIn." said AIr FOX, -it
must have beer a very scarefJl night"
.Sca rof .ll-est." corrected Mr. Pos
SUN. "if you leave OF the est you do
not hair express my feelings"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Eig Four Dance,

one Of the bigEest affairs Of tho Y.
M u. a. winter activities win be .
dance on ThufBony evening, March ~,
This affair ia being giysn by tho big
Four" which ~ composed Of the Athletic
Council, Dorcha Daas, $500 CLUB ana
the y. w. II. 4, The following COM
lnittocs have been appointed for this
lla affair Ticket and door, Morris
DrurE,l ara sldney schaarin: Music
aud noor. Geo. glonahy and leo Keil;
publicity. Philip Leshen and Morris
Fisher, refreshnlsnt, Misses Ida stsifi,
Emma Wheeler and Bessie WilisF.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
By IAura A. klrknan.
TWO WHOLESOME DINNERS
IAR TIIII II y 4. y

FOR CHILDREN
Please publish some dinners far
young children cages eIN and ,ightl."
writes a reader If this colsir1n who
siEhs herself "Auntio My little
nicces are coming 90 visit me for two
davs and ! haven't the a.lrhfest idoa
what ;hey ought 70 cat The follow
ing two dinner menus are suitable for
children of this aec
Lamb Chops
Baked Potatoes
Crcamed Spinach
MIR Chudrrn's sponge tup- Cakes
Chidrcu's sponge CtI-t'akes Ereak
! ,Ggs uto a cup and d.I thc cap with
mills or cream AiiN ard SIT =
cups of noun. cap SUGAR. ana tea
spoons baking powder p0t beth nix
;ures into a bowl tthat is. the cGg-aud-
milk and the dry Ingredients, and beat
.l together vigorously for FIVE minutes
Then turn into huttered muffin rings
ana bake for ten minutes IN 4 hot oven
Fresh Iish
Mashed Potatoes
Creaned Peas
Min Chldrcn.s Appe Padding
Cn.idrers Apple Pudding This
pudding j. also a good one % stEte
ad.lts3 Slice crough aIrlts 70 I'll
cpe-f.4rth III 4 lu,tercd bas!ag dish.
cover these s.ioel apples with sugar
enough ~ sweateu tcasrocH CHINA
mon. ard hits q butter Pour over
this tn, following batter
AlIx together and sir Il cups -four.
teaspoon salt and z teaspoons baking
rowder rub into his mixture table
spoon shortening adj enough water
10 make /. batter I..tle ta.aaer than
,slEe battet
lNh.u tns batter Is poured over the
apples lr the baking dash. bake for
thirty minutes 81 q medium oven.
serve with the following sauce:
Sauce FOR children App.e Iudding-
Nix =. cup 81 sugar with little cold
water. and tablespoons ot -four. Pour
boiling water over this until il clears,
then COOK until thick enough % serve,
after which add / teaspoon vanilla and
& large lump of butter II a large
SPOONFUL ~ grape Jelly bc also added.
this sauce v3ii be even more delicious.
The following simple cookies are nice
- offer children between meals.
sand Cookies Cream together cnp
butter and = cups brown sugar beat
The yolke uf two eggs ard the white Of
one. then add these to the sugar and
butter: now stft together 31a cups
-four. teaspoon soda, and teaspoons
cream Of tartar. adding this to the mix
ture RoE very thin. cut with cookie
cutter. brush the tops with the white
of egg. sprinkle with cinnamon and
sugar mixed. and bake from six 70
eight minutes IN a medium oven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
SANDMAN STORY.
NOW MIR. POSSUN ESCAPED.
By Abble Phillips Walker
Protected by George Matthew Adams.

MIR. Fox was running home ore night.
or rather early one morning before II
was light. whom he stumbled over Mr..
Possun He dropped his basket and
ran, for he did, not dare stop to sec
what had tripped him.
"Oh. il is YOU" called Mr. Possurn.
Come back. Mr. Fox. and get your
basket. can tell you have no appe-
tite for food this morning"
why didn't YOU speak when YOU
saw me coming instead of lying about
like a dead possum and soaring a fci-
low ont Of his Wits" asked Mr Fox.
Mr. Fox. you nj don't even know
the meaning Of that word scare" said
Nv Possom. picking himself up and
walking alongside Mr.. Fox Tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Colonial DANES Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
National Society Of Colonial DANES Of
America viii be held Monday. March
IA ct the home Of Mrs. James Draper,
1101 Market street The speaker, Rev.
Charles l.. Candee, win lecture on The
Pilgrims and the Puritans."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
LITTLE BENNYS NOTEBOOK,
By Lee Pape.
Tl.s .3eer and Princess Sit-in-T Mud
81 PLAY

TIE .aeer and Princess Stint -The-Mud
- Play
scene part Of the forest
Pioneer O tov look 1T the peetchy
T.dIaa grl
Princess ~it-In-TLe-Mud 0 boy look
81 THE HANDSOME pioneer Ny harts beet
ir1 Ike the 6oose Ugh
Tio-eer How can YOU be so bewtifilI
atd keep on living Did you ever heer
of love AZ fcrst SITE
Princess Sit-In-TLe-Mud Yes, Ugh.
Pioneer Well this must be it
Princess Sit-Ir-The-Mud ! CESS It
must Come on to my fathers tent and I'll
interdo0se you 4 gil
Pioneer Thank YOU.
Ack 2
Scene. Chcef Big Fcets tent
Checf Big Feet Watts the big ideer
bringing this pale face IL my tent? Ugh,
Princess Sit-In-The-Mud We both
fell in love with each other at ferst site,
and Vie want to get married ard we wunt
your permission if Necessary. Ugh.
Cleef Big Feet Wat? Ny daN ter marry
bale face2 ] always thaVt you was
crazy and now YOU must be. 10. That's
nv & nser in one sillible. Scalp that pole
face Wares my scalpeTs? Ugh
Pioneer. Aw, scalp yourself (RunE
Like tue doose
Princess Sit-In-Thc- Mud Hnyt gh.
Runs after him and they live happy ever
after
Tie end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Sunshine Gard Party.

The Delaware Division OF the Inter
national Sunshine Society VIII give a
card party IN the du larry room Of
he hotel du Pont. Saturday AFTERNOON,
April q Proceeds will 90 10 the society
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

Accept "Caiif0rnia" Syrup nf Figs
oniy--look for tho nama California on
the paokaga then you ans surs your
child Is having tthe best aud most
harmless phyaia f0r the iittia stomach
liver and bowels Children love its
fruity taste, Buli directions on each
bottle, SYou must say California" "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
Girls and Junior Girls, YOUR New Spring
Clothes Are Ready Too.
,Do,,n >tair. 100. las-etl

- SD
h> A
Separate
ue ELECTS
ru
cho>as
0uN s
>ty aa
bod W
$3.50
Bes aea
e,er +,
NEW SIX DRESS
spring n 0h.,A hgre
4EhttE' a~ n.y
t-.fga gorge
de chine 4 M
silks Sa'c SIS
S37 81
They arv 81e p
great variety han
s1le. uelisA. ..rasa v'
suitable M af.arr ,aa rea
Cor a'l -o.ts 1f tTe~ent
casions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

WYE DID not plan next
M Saturdays big Sale
v v without remember
ing that in our town and
in your town there are
thousands of schoolgirls,
big and little, to whom the
matter of a new, pretty,
fashionable Spring wrap,
dress. skirt. or all three gar
lnents. is Y + + Y I'M
PORTANT.
We have gathered to-
gether hundreds of the
prettiest, newest, m t
fashionable outergarments
for this Younger set that
we could find, in styles and
at prices that will bring
Joy to the hearts of both
mothers and daughters.
Girls Of 6 to II
who need. OF who long for,
new, smart. spick-and-span
regulation dresses can have
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03

Guiding cape ans s>ea he
ed dolman styles, Il No0
please. for Miss SlA-to-
Fourteen, IS offered II
prices starting as low as
$3.50 and goins to S2o.
Co!ors, navy, brown. tam
and Copenhagen
The ripple, the loose back
and others o The NEW
Spring touches are we'll
represented.
Particularly nalty 4al
attractive is q velour COAT
at $40. in sizes 1 to 8 years.
full-lined. belted, b2N eat
cd IN the back and trimmed
with novel bone buttons
Pekin, Copenhagen and tan
are the colors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
For Girls Aged
14 Go 17

the sale contains equally
fine offerings in top-coats
tore. Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-03
In the Down Stairs Store

5000 New Fashionable Spring Garments for Women an
Young Women at Average Savings of One-Third
Pyobablv- the Greatest Opportunity Since the
Down Stairs Store Vas Opened
The New York herald., 1921-11-16

II is recognized by critics as "the
most elegant portrait painted in Eng
land since the time of VAN DYoK,'
presenting a harmony of rich blue
costume against a background of
lustrous brown. The statement has
been frequently made that GAINS.
EoRoUGH painted the Blue Boy" to
refute the dictum OF Sir JOSHUA
REYNOLDS that blue was a color not
suitable for tia rnain light OF a work.
But, as this dictum of Sir JosHUA's 5
was not uttered until 177S and as the
blue Boy" is generally believed to
have been painted before that date,
even as early as 1770, there is reason
for doubling the we'll known tradi-
tion. Sir JOSEPH DUvEEN says that
before the painting is brought to
America the many coats OF yellow var
nish on the canvas will be removed
by the cleaners, and the real por-
trait will be revealed There is in
this pleasing assurance that when
it is shown here the Blue Boy" will
appear not as it has in the past two
of three generations but as it actu,
ally left GAINsBoRoUGH's studio.