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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued Dally, Except SuniUy, by t)m
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor
80B8CKIPTION KATES
l(u( WYtlm-nlii) Mr IiIh old Inline,
Chlirilmi, luwn, to spt'iul Clillillimi
with tils imreiiti, Mr anil Mm Jhiium
KhiHiimii
Prank Irish ciunt In from tlio tint
lior Saturilny to tin Ills Christmas
shopplnc
Will UnKi'll visited In tin- a1lo
j Thursday mul Frltln).
Wnltor Turner cninn down from
Dallr, by malt, one year $3 00 tlu' ooilt Prldny to nttoml tlio ilnnro
Dally, by mail, tlx months ,r m ul '" Short'. ml to llml eook
Dally, by mail, thrve months ' 1 :.'. toxi' thnl would rook noiuethltiK l-
Ially, by mall, ono inontl M xlilei pan taken,
Dally, delivered by carrier, one week f,
KLAMATH FALLS, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1908.
81BURIUX NKWH.
Intrrratlnx It emu From tlio fountry
KMt of Klaniatii Fall.
toon itiiK. Sho says the Ivltl was no.
mi i,oo.l as n expected
A number of tlio children were ali
ne lit from school this week on tic-
. count of sickness Those who hai
Mr. SnowKoose. from neui Keno, bwn ntiseiit ero Uracil- Ctiiiiitnu
stayed at Chat. Mack's Thursday. He ham, Callo Icenhlcc. and Prank and
Is taking orders and delivering Koods Hosu lllhberts
In this section. , Mrs. Herbert Wells went to the
Mr. Mack and Mr. Klllott butcher-' Palis Thursda). where she will re
ed nine hoiti Thursday They were main until Mr. Wells' return from
assisted by Iven lcenblce. i: A Lew- Nevada
Is and J. S. Mills. Mrs Chan. Morton and Horace Dun-
The threshlnK machine engine be-' lap were vlltori In our nriKhhorhood
longing to Mr. Mnstcn, who recently I Wednesda
purchased the 8 T Summer's place. W I). Campbell, of l.orella, inlled
was taken to the Chas. Hortou ranch ftt the school hoimo on his wa to the
on Lost Klver Friday. ! Pulls
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper lllbberts and ! Court is In motion and a number
children moved from Swan Lake to ! of people from here are In nttettdamo
John Hlbbert's place for the winter. Delia Short, the slx-enr-old dauh
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Arunt railed nt ter of tlurtell Short, met with what
Mers I 'rank and llnny Wilton
were builneis visitors of the Pull
Saturda
John Koontt and Mis tlreelet
drove to the Kails Saturdn
Will Humphrey drove to town Sat
uidii and bioiiKht out Heveral hives
of Imm' I
.sr.tlt TAIM)ltl(l IIDl'Si:.
Uulles' and tiettts' Suits mudo to
rder Cleaning, pressing and repair
UK n specialty. Mil In St , Wilson lllk
7-lino K.MMITT ltKYKS, I'rop
THK HKAOY-MAUK HOUSES are
warm la winter, cool in summer, sub-
tuutlal, nttrarttvo and sanitary, and
nt half the prlco It costs to build In
ho old way. Sea samples and plans
nt the oltlcu on Main street. I'liutie
Buy "His" Christmas
Gifts at a Men's Store
Ladies are especially invited to visit our
Store. Here you can find an abandance
of good things that will please men folks
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the school bouse Monday
Steve Low Is hauling hay to the
Falls.
Henry Masten drove to Lost ltlver
Friday.
Mr. Klrkcndall rode up to Hoy
Kinsman's homestead Tuesday.
Mr. Anna Zlnn Is teaching the pu
pil tome splendid new songs. She
It a violinist of unusual ability and
It li a rare treat for the pupils to si
cure so able an Instructor
Mr. McClure. of Poe Valley, was a
Pine Glove visitor Wednesday.
might hnve been n serious accident
last Wednesday While plalng In
the Irani she fell about s feet and
struck the manger on her back. Her
back was badly bruised, but she plus
about us usual.
i .irs itouiicy spent inursiiay mgnt
at the home of her son, J. it Dixon
llurrell Short has completed plow
ing his grain Held and is buullng al
falfa hay to fill his barn.
Mln Lovelady took a load of sup
plies to the Horton ranch Friday
Jay Arant Is building an addition
John Shepard drove to the Falls to his bouse
Wednesday. Mr. Slmmonds hns moved to toe
Mrs. C. Harris Is sewing at Mrs. ! Herbert Arant place
Mack's. Hoy Kinsman came down from his
Mr. Routley has all of her pot a- homestead Saturday. He expects to
lullei We have just rwelveil a
line Hue of Steinbvrger A. Knllther
INky Kid Gloves In black and ol-
orx Stilts Dry tioods Co T-lwk
In buying Drugs,
Chemicals and their
official prepare-
tions, we buy only
from the most reliable
sources, Insuring the
Highest In Quality.
GHITWOOD
DRUG CO. :
Men's Suits
Men's Overcoats
Boys' Suits , .
Boys' Overcoats. .
Smoking Jackets
Pajamas
Dress Shirts
$10 to $40
$ 9 to $30
$3 to $15
$3 to $12
$5 to $10
$3 to $5
.75c to $3.50
Hoycr Hats ,
Hole Proof Hosiery
Silk Underwear. . .
Sweaters
Knncy Vests.
Neckwear . . .
$3.00
$1.50
. $2 to $5
. .$1 to $5
$1.50 to $5
35c to $2
Silk Suspenders 50c to $250
The Portland Clothing
and Shoe Store
AGENTS FOR HART. SHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHING. VV. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES, AND HOLE PROOF HOSIERY.
Have you tiled one of ttmiu Sui
Kugtu ciiiars ut the Monarch? Thi
bent rivveviit tlgur on the murkot.Su
Tho Amorican Hotel Dining Hootn
4 open all nlgi.t. K.-esh u)sturs ev
ery doy. i.tf
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Gifts That Will Please
KBWUJT'JI
Each and every article in our Holiday Stock
was very carefully selected. Nothing was bought
hap hazard. We believe in securing goods which
will 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.
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HOTEL HOUSTON
RATES
Single Meals 35 cento
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
BALDWIN 5 BALDWIN
Not Brothers; Just Plumbers
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Work Guaranteed
CHAS. K. WOKUKN
President
A. M. WOltUEN
Cashier
rliKDMKLHAJX
Vice-I'rrsidiat
The American Bank and Trust Go.
iAR DRUG STORE
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:
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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.
Fresh for the Holidays from
Nunnally's factory by express
TnilPt SUtQ We are Particularly
J.UI1CL OCU. proud of the fifits we
are showing this year. In sets from three to ten
pieces in beautifully decorated boxes.
Fine Brush Gifts: fy
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
:; an means see mese gooas soon, wmie an lines are unbroken, fresh
i:; and dainty. Come and look. Tell your friends to come also.
STAR DRUG STORE
I CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. flth and fttaln Street
"The Christmas Emporium."
"They Have It."
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DON'T BAKE
Ut ua do it for you. Ivenrthlntf Home Made. 1W
Reasonsble. BREAD A SPECIALTY.
We put up box lunched; also lunches for hunting wm
S una Dlcnic Dartifa. A .i ...hi nrlnnn vrm tlttv
, , is cheaper to buy than to bake.
jKLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
I AND DEUCATESSEN
tVin,l'111'"11"1'1',1"'T VI T nrm i ii ilium i nfiMMfMntiMiMU;
j jj !t our Bread at Cawklu.
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