The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 11, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMARCH T AKTnC ORFnnW'5 RTr.HF.RT RftTT. ARFT. AW fhne XwAXLIP L L aasBBBaHaft sk.LB mLmWmmmV Jfc aaa gWS mmh ivrfV tfc MgF a T i JLmrJImtJmmt mk JmtJBr JL 303 iii Wi m i lT 3. IT1 M A Sj n - h j Mm4 w: M u n KpSpj msxi 50 PER CENT. VEGETABLE MATTER. KLAMATH'S GREATEST BARGAINS AT $25 PER ACRE AND UPWARDS. P"" HFWWB" EASY TRmi. THE EVENING HERALD Ittntd Dally, Eicept Sunday, by th. HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY W. O. SMITH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATKS DMf, by nail, on. year 3 00 Dally, by mall, all monthi 2 Ml Dally, by mall, three month 1 2.1 Dally, by mall, on month 60 Dally, dslWersd by carrier, on weak 1ft KLAMATH FALLS. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1908. LOUKI.LA NKWH NOTKS. OLKXK HAPPENINGS. Mr. Verlle, the Bonanta freighter, pent tt'ednesday night at Oleue. Mr. and Mra. John Pool and twlna, Irwin and Irma. Tltlted at the Qrlg.- by ranch Sunday. Mlaa Ward, our teacher, baa re turned from ner home at Talent and haa reaumed teaching Main. Ilnrry and Bessie Handle, have ilo cldl not to attend tchool until af ter the Holiday. Early and Herbert Arant came down from Dairy Tuesday. Mr. J. D. Whitman Is ou the sick Hit. Carrie and Clyde Andre a have been added to the Mat on the svhuol register. Mr. Revenue ha returned to hi Daniel Dixon spent Monday after-lboB",td to ,UJr for wn"- noon fumigating the school house, I Mr. and Mrs. A. Kinney came up Scy Faith went to Yonna Valley Sunday and returned Monday. "Uncle Johnny" 8immons baa gone to Herbert Arant'a ranch to stay for while. T. M. Cunningham, who haa been living on the Henry Parrar place for,ble way to the Palls Monday. ineustiwoyears.moTedtotneCaser, Jacob Rueck. of Honna. went to from the Had ley ranch Sunday to visit their sons, Dudd and Ilarrj Mrs. J. W. Cox and daughter. Ar lena, who have acarlet fever, are con valescent. Qeorge 8mth of Tonna passed on place on Monday. "Doc" Pool and "Mia" Lovelady went to a dance given In the old Gardner house In Po Valley Friday night. Claud Clopton and Tom Colburt took a band of cattle to the Ankeny ranch for Chas. Horton. Walter Campbell and Oeorge No ble, of Langell Valley, and Charlea Drew, of Yonna Valley, went to town Monday on business. Sheriff Barnes has made several trips up the country bunting Jury man. Daa and Frank Nichols stayed at Olen Wednesday night of last week. They were taking freight to Clear Lake. Klamath Falls Saturday to attend the Water Users meeting. Mike Taylor has been repairing the Langell Valley telephone line. It sure needs fixing. Mr. Paddock haa brought hla sheep down from bis "Dry Prairie" ranch to the Looaley ranch for the winter. Mr. and Mra. R. K. Sutton expect to leave soon to visit In Ashland fur a while. There will be a special meeting held at the school house Saturday to elect a director to fill the vacancy. Frank Pool started to school Tues day and presented the teacher with a good "rod of correction." J. D. Whitman went to town Tuesday. John Noble went to Itiinama la.t Thursday. Ed. Low I plowing for W It. Campbell. There are twenty-one pupils at tending our school at present. C. N Snow tin built a smoke homo on bis place. Mr. Kldred and Mr. Cantrall. of Ilonnnm, were In the nlley Tutuuln) K. II. Hall iiud Mr. Miller of Klnut nth Falls were ImutliiK In the upper pnrt of the Mille) luxl Hook. Fnink (Iroh punned tlirmiKli tlio ulley en route to til. Itltu Hock ranch . Henry and William Duncan were In Uounntu Mumlu. , T. M. llrown hits departed for it' Ult to hla slater nt Woodlmrn, Ore I W. II. Campbell and Harold Kit- gore left for the Kail. Sunday. E K. C William, returned from the Full Siinda) Ueo. Noble went to Klamath Fall. Sunday. Duld Vinson killed a cougar Inst week. Mrs. David Campbell was iI.IMdk Mrs. E. It. C. William Monday. E. S. Phillips and Mr. Cllue wen I tu Klamath Fulls Sumla) Mrs. IIokk vns vLltlug Mrs. Dav id Campbell Mondn) Mr IIiuvmi n nd family weru lalt Ing Mr. Ounn la.t Suturdn Wni SnckUllo, agent for the Wat kin. Medtcut Co . Is In the vulley thl. eek Mrs. Dave Campbell, MUs Welch and Mrs. Wulter Campbell were su iting Mrs Wni. l'u n key last Sundn Minn Frances Orubm km In Hunan- ta Sunday. I Uel llussey has gone to Klamath i Falls to enter the 1 1 1 K ti School I Heubeu I'ltt entered srhmil In. I Monday . The duy uud Satibntli mIiooU will have a Christmas tree Chrl.tmus eve New Arrivals in Men's Suits and Overcoats Boyer Hats, Furnishings We cannot do Justice In describing our new arrivals In Men's Wearing Apparel. You have to sec them, and If you are a Judge of exquisite values you will see them at our store Hart, Schaffner 6 Marx and Friend Brothers' Clothing need no recommendation. Different from the ordinary make In quality, style and workmanship, you are buying right when your suit bears the label of these makers. 300 Pairs of Douglas shoes have just arrived BEST $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOE IN THE WOULD Portland Clothing and Shoe Store Ol'k'X KVKMNOH. Thts store will be open eveuInK from tbts date until after Xmas. 2 O. IIEITKEMI'EK. JR. Ilne ou tiled line of ttio.u lititi KaKlii cigars i the .Monarch! The b.t flve-wnt t-lvar on the market. lu J . The American Hotel (lining Room I 'is open all olgLt. F.-esh oysters sr- I I ry day. l-tf ' Gifts That Will Please Each and every article in our Holiday Stock was very carefully selected. Nothing was bought I hap hazard. We believe in securing goods which wUl PLEASE. To secure gifts that will please. Just, visit our store and see our large and varied stock. The stock is now complete; make early selections. aB ffia saKl JB Eel BBBBM ISBBBBBBBaV' BBBbI W- Cbs Msal Xaas cut far Ma er ksr a sift wkkn will t. 1 a. vmA sua? ttaas s itj sll I taT ' waff. I I TAMJOMXjuky Qtxim I Fountain Turn m A aUar ketaUful. arttstle A mK sin la spsdsl Xaas Mm mW tot. ,Irln froav Mm k II SO v. ftoeara AM UUj youartaPsrlMr JmWtU k Lucky Onrvs. Mwtm aaaaaa akw .r Lsal H ron alc av HB W wiawiieaHMsiiWuana. Hfl MQ 'mmVl as4 P I HOTEL HOUSTON RATES Single Meals 35 cents Meal Tickets, 21 Meals - - $5.00 Rooms - - 25 and 50 cents per night Rooms - $1.50 and $2.00 per week J. A. HOUSTON, Proprietor Si-AR DRUG STORE BALDWIN S BALDWIN Not Brothers; Just Plumbers PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Prices Reasonable and Work Guaranteed chas. k. wokui:n President A. M VtOIMH.N Cashier Ml I I .MMIlAfl Vi-p Viihm The American Bank and Trust Go. Stationery: All the newest things in Correct Stationery in beautiful gift boxes. One of the most satisfac tory gifts. Prices from 50c. to $2.50. Candies: Fresh for the Holidays from Nunnally's factory by express Toilet Sets: Perfumes: An ideal gift for a lady is a nice gift package of her favorite perfume. We keep all the standard odors in beautifully decorated and artistic gift boxes. We are particularly proud of the sets we are showing this' year. In sets from three to ten pieces in beautifully decorated boxes. Fine Brush Gifts: fj beautiful presents can be chosen from our fine line of bristle goods. BIG LINE OF COPYRIGHT NOVELS JUST RECEIVED The above Is only a small portion of our immense Xmas stock. By all means-see these goods soon, while all lines are unbroken, fresh and dainty. Come and look. Tell your friends to come also. STAR DRUG STORE "The Christmas Emporium." "They Have It." 1 lljlA.A.A.iiM J T i - mm aiasssB. . sBBSf m " y Ca i i IWMM)MM;IMMMMMItMIIinMMMMHMIMMMHNWMt CAPITAL, $100,000.00 Cor. 5th and Main Street -h0.. . 4f44ff ! DON'T BAKE Ut us do it for you. Everythlnj Home Made. Prlcei Weputupboxlunchea; also lunchea for hunting, flahing and picnic parties. :: A trial will convince you that ft is cheaper to buy than to bake. KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Get Onr Bread at Cawkins. J ""'Till I lit Mill! I llMMt"