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THE EVENING HERALD
Issued Dally, Except Sunday, by th.
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
W. O. SMITH, Editor .
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Pally, by mall, one year 5 00
Dally, by mall, fix montln 2 M
Pally, by mail, llitve month 1 L'.'i
Pally, by mall, one month N)
Pally, delivered by carrier, one week lft
KLAMATH FALLS. MONDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1908.
PI.KVNA ITKM8.
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Mr. Karocow hauled baled
from 0. V lletwllln's Monday
Mr. 1)its nnd family lsliud
slstvr, Mr. Sutton, Sunday,
foot square at Intervals of sixty foot
ttirotiKhout the entire tract of 320
Holes. Hero ho plants u tree, then
hay ' hmiii n-ucv nruumi inu span.
lAiit-r inc ivncvs nre vrvcivu no win
dlgitiT" itoats In tu clear the laud. In
mi'i't n Kit I n on those luiitv until nftor'
Nuini, wo tnkit tliU opportunity of
.wishing joii nil "i vory Merry Xiimh "
Mr Curr I nulled n Umil of wooil
'.Monday for mir (enclier. Mis l.ola
Thompson
Melvtn llientni'r and IMnn Box Hit'
nn rocowrltiK from n sooro attack
of chicken pox.
Arthur llioturr la hauling hay ttiln
week, whlih lio pun-tinned of tl. P
S Hit
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The 1'rar.v Arctic I'Hih linn recel-l
d word that Cominnuttor l'enr h
m-ihi'I "ltuwiill," struck mi Iceheip.1
with serious dniiiiiKo Poiuiuandcr '
Peary stntt-t that he N procoeilliiK
nlonK shorn nnd thnt llio piixpeeln
are Komi, despite the coIIIhIoii. A '
prevlm'iH eotniininUntliili Muled that'
Capo York win leached on July 31.
that the "Itoobvvelt" wiih nverhuiilod i
mid trimmed for the Ice nt Kind, ami
that doits were secured The sensou
wniH
a.
day.
stead of wltlnK to clear his entire , limiwmU y sll)rlny
P. Sevlts butchered hoics Satur-1 '""'V M """" be KrolnK.
,onu in tne meantime ne win do rnis-
Arthur Sevlts started to high school 'n oal" u,ch '" n,HO " Prutliablo
In Klamath Palls Monday. He will ?
ktay with Mr. Heavlllti this winter. Mr- ''K " eleetetl as the new
J. II. llnrnes Ik how cuttlnn some , achool director to fill the place of Mr.
wood. UlnKham
J. P. Leo went to Klamath Palls ' Thompson, one of our foimer
Wednesday. Ipupljs, while out hunting one day
Mrs. M. II. Decbc, who lives about lnl w had hi gun explode, blow-
fifteen mile east of Klamath Fall.!ln" ll t0 Pieces. No erlon Injiirleit
wa In this district Thursday looking ' 'ru utalned. howeer.
for a stray horse. A burglarious tramp entered our
It. A. Alford went to the Pall on 'school house window u short time
Thursday. 'ago, helping himself to a wnter hue-
J. II. llnrnes took a lond of wood.kvt, looking glass and various other
to the Palls Wednesday. articles In the room.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Van Valken- Those having their uanies on the
burg have moved Into the house they Roll of Honor for the first two
recently purchased of Mr. Ulngham. I months of school for perfect attend
(crtrudo Thompson returned home'ee are, Clifford Sevlts, Leo Thomn
lait week from Mr, llnrnes". where' son. Glenn Sevlts and Clarice thinner,
nho has been working for the past Mr. Drentner's brother-in-law, II.
three weeks. A. Plummcr, president of the First
with much snow
mid no Ice as yet. Thlrty-tUo wal
rus were killed, which means that ex
pedition has liuu-ti good fresh meat
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
ST.Wt TAIMUtlXO IIOl'SK.
Howard Brent nor started to school
Monday.
Wo have Just learned from Mrs.
National Bank or Winnebago, Is of
fering a beautiful motto to bos nnd
girl who write to him. For further
8. A. Drcntncr that her brother. C. I particulars, send stamps to Clifford
M. Olddlng, of Albany, Is planting J Bevlts, correspondent of Plevna dls-
the largest and most unique walnut trlct.
orchard In Oregon. The ground Is' The coasting Is splendid since the
covered with trees and underbrush, last snow storm and wo are all en-
and what he proposes to do Is to Joying It.
clear and prepare a space of four Since the different schools will not
lidles' nnd Cents' Suits made to
rder. Cleaning, pressing and repair-1
ng a specialty. Main St.. Wilson lllk. ;
7-lmo i:.IMITT Ki:Yi:S. Prop
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WOMKN'S 1IAZAAII Itoom 20fi.
ilaldwlu IIIiIk. Fancy Work on Sale
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In buying Drugs,
Chemicals and their
: : official prepare-
: : tions, we buy only
from the most reliable
;; source, insuring the
: : Highest in Quality.
GHITWOOD
DRUG CO.
Men's Suits .. $10 to $'10 Uoycr Mats .. SJ oo
Men's Overcoats. . $ 9 to $30 Hole Proof Hosiciy.. $1 50
Boys' Suits $3 to $15 Silk Underwear $2 to $5
Boys' Overcoats. . $3 to $12 Sweaters $1 to b5
Smoking Jackets $5 to $10 Fancy Vests.... $1.50 to $3
Pajamas . $3 to $5 Neckwear 35. to ;.2
Dress Shirts 75c to $3.50 Silk Suspenders 50c to $250
The Portland Clothing
and Shoe Store
AGENTS FOR HART. SHAFFNKR & MARX CLOTHING. W L DOUGLAS
SHOES, AND HOLE PROOF HOSIERY.
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llae j u tiled inn- nf thoiu Hun
PliKle lgars lit tlir .Mutiarili'' Tlie
bnl tlt.-(.lit ilKiir mi Hie market. 3U
. Tim Amvrii-nn Hotel IMlillig lloom
Is open all ulgi.t K.enli n)sters ev-
. cry da). 19-lf
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Gifts That Will Please
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;. iW&e ewly selections.
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or ber a gift wtlch will l
I M us4 BH117 tlmss s dr all S,
I ts. Tear for msar jtsrs.
I PASXXS Lucky Onrr I X
1 Fountain Pen m Z
A Uaar kMotlful. artistic dt- A J
sunt la special Xmaa gf 7.
L boiss. I'rlcM frou. Mm
lk llO op- Uour Hrl i
HB jroattt.Psilur Mtn
Bl FORSALCBV MB 21
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DRUG STORE i
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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
BALDWIN & BALDWIN
Not Brothers; Just Plumbers
PLUMBERS AND STEAM FITTERS
CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY
Prices Reasonable and
Work Guaranteed
CIIAS. K. WOltDKN
I'rculilent
A. M. WOltDKN
Caihlur
HID MKI.IIASU
t.- I'rruJcnt
The American Bank and Trust Co.
SaAR
QtotirknA'rv A11 the newest things in
OUUlUllCiy. rjonpt Sttjqpery in
beautiful gift boxes. One of the most satisfac
tory gifts. Prices from 50c. to $2,50.
Candies:
Toilet Sets:
Fresh for the Holidays from
Nunnally's factory by express
Perfumes:
An ideal gift for a lady is
a nice gift package of her
favorite perfume. We keep all the standard
odors in beautifully decorated and artistic gift
boxes.
We are particularly
proud of the sets wo
are showing this year. In sets from three to ten
pieces in beautifully decorated boxes.
Fine Brush Gifts:
Many usc
ful and
beautiful presents can be chosen from our fine
line of bristle goods.
BIG UN3 QF qQPYRIGHT NOVELS JUST RECEIVED
The abov$ lp ojrly a small portion of our immense Xmas stock. By
all means see these goods soon, while all lines are unbroken, fresh
and dainty. Come qrid lpqk. Tell your friends to come also.
STAR DRUG STORE
"The Christmas Emporium" "They Have It."
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5 d s$ ;- & ll
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CAPITAL, $100,000.00
Cor. fllh and Main Street
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DON'T BAKE
Let uh lo it for you. Everything Home Made. Prices
Reasonable. BREAD A SPECIALTY.
We put up box lunches; ulso lunches for hunting flshinK
and picnic partien. :: A trial will convince you that it
m cheaper to buy thun to bake.
KLAMATH FALLS BAKERY
AND DELICATESSEN
Get Our Bread at Cawklns.
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