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George baler and aon returned tb-
dar to Madiera: alter enjoying the
Schick aaooUag f Klamath for several
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W.-T. Smith ta busy footing up his
rraln.okecka. He own .400 acres of
fata land oa the Spring Lake road,
and Mw la having the product hauled
Jaw . -"'"? ts -- , " .
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If K's worth having, R'e worth lu-
BeoCMlcote. 14
HKr5 ,ITOHI BWfrille
Oe I ge Offleld aad wife of Merrill
are In the county scat to spend the
week' end.
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J. M. Bedford, forester for Klam
ath Indian reservation, was iff tbw'n
this morning from Klamath' Agency
on business. -
Minister Arrives. v '
Rev, Q. H. Bennett arrived last eve
ning from The Dallas to begin his
work aa pastor of the local Methodist
church. He will preach hls.flrst ser
mon tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
lltuimit attention to rental collcc
tionm Chllcote. 14
Hera Kroiw
Vllllsm Woods of Bonanta Is
Klamath ;!TaUs today on business.
In
Tower in Tow
t R. W. Tower, a. farmer of the Wor
iaVa'sectlon, la transacting bustaess in
this city today.
Returns to Homestead.
James Btraw returaed to kw kome
atead soar Odessa this morntag after
a short. buslneWNlalt here.
Move to lown. '
P. Ai fool has' moved (o Klamath
Falls from the Qrlgsby ranch near
tJleno and will reside here this winter.
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The .Ctna companies arc at home
In the Chllcote agency. 14
FOR SAliE 4G head half breed Lln-
colu and Ramboulllet February
ldmb.hucka. Jns. V. Henley, Klsm-
ntltrplls. IMt..
Surety bonds while yon wait. Bee
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Pavilion, October 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21
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Next Week is Edison Week
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Do yen'tosew that over COO.000
yeosJe are now, employed in indwstries
fonaded by ThwiissA. Edison?
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'as being observed by
nsany of these indnetries in rocogni
;1rlen of Mr. Edison's seJenUac nbcJeve.
We observe the week by gJviagn
Wns. recital everyday at onr store
by slag it possible for a
'eertstn
f people "in this con
BMsatty to compete at the'
.
., Mr. and Mrs.. Robert A. Johnson
will be at kerne this evening to a few
friends at their home la Hot Springs
Addition.
Mrs. J. V. Miller,' who baa been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Elliott of 'the West Bide for the
past few days, roturned to her Ash
land home this morntag. ,
.
-In boao'rof Mrs. E, F. Heve&er of
Sacramento',' who-Is the house guest
of Mrs. Robert A. Johnson, Mrs. El
bert, B. Hail was hostess to several
of her friends Thursday afternoon in
the dining room of the White Pel
ican hotel. The spacious dining room
was artistically bedecked with to
lets and- ferns. Brldgo waa played at
fourteen tables,. and tho guest prise
given to Mrs. Hevener, the high score
prise to Mrs? Q. A. Krause. Refresh
ments were served on tables arranged
in a capital "T". The invited guests
were Mrs. Hoveuer, Mrs. C. W. fiber
lein, Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. Don J.
Kumwau,fMrs. r. u. rsngiian, Mrs.,
Louis Qerber, Mrs. F. J. Williams,
Mrs. E. W. Oowon, Mrs. R. A. John
son. Mrs.' O; H. Morryman, Mrs. E. R.
Reamea, Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs.
Fred Schailock, Mrs. O. A. Krause
Mrs. C. H. Underwood, Mrs. J, C.
Brockenbrougb, Mrs. K. Q. Cum-'
imtaga. Mrs. Karl Whltlock, Mrs. W.!
H. Mason. Mrs. Warren Hunt, Mrs. C.
E. Wheeler, Mrs. F. Hi Mills, Mrs.
'Bllas ObencheJn, Mrs. O. E. Wllley,
J Mrs. U F. Wllllts. Mrs. Fred Melhase,
Mrs. W. C. Landon. Mrs. A. E. Whlt-
!inan, Mrs. L, O. Mills, Mrs. Louis
;' Bath, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. O. I.
Wright, Mrs. J. 8. Kent, Mrs. Will
Baldwin, Mrs. C. C. Hoguo, Mrs. Hen
ry finders, Mrs. S. E. Martin, Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. C.
! M. Ramsey, Mrs. B. C. Wlthrow, Mrs.
H. D. Mortenson, Mrs. Oscar Shlve,
; Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. ,F. M. White,
Mrs. C. F. Btone, Mrs. W. P. Johnson,
Mrs Will Hum, Mrs. A. M. .Worden,
Mrs.,M.'8. West.' Mrs. A. D." Miller,
Mrs. L. L. Trusx.Mrg. Frank Ankeny.
Mrs. E. B. Henry,;Mrs. C.-I. Roberts.
Mrs. J. J. Parker, Miss Maud Baldwin,
Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mrs. L. G. VanBel
len, Mrs.. Leslie Rogers, Mrs. Jr F.
Adams, Mrs. .Em'mltt Magee, Mrs' J.
F. Goeller, Mrs. Henry Newnham,
Mrs. John, Moore,' Mrs. C. 8. Moore,
Mrs. F. Mv White. Mtss Marie Mc
Millan and Mrs,' W. H. Vlttum.
Mrs. E. 8. Phillips was hostess at
a dinner Wednesday evening, compli
menting her house, guests, Mr. and
Mrs. E. 8. Philips Jr. of San Fran
cisco, .Mrs. Harry Cadcn of St. Igna
tius, Mont., and, Mrs. Young of O rants
f'i'ss. ,
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The first dance of the 1916-17 sea-'
son was enjoyed 'last evening, when
nearly one hundred. people gathered
at the White Pelican hotel as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert B. Hall.
SATVIUUY, OCTonRK u ,.f
ANewFallDress
for dancing evening
or theater Iwear
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Exact photographic repro
duction of a smart drets of
the Victorian style; , which
is very popular for even
ing wear, with the .new re
vised peg-top skiiC The
bodice is trimmed' with net
lace. This model1 ;it very
appropriate for dancing or
evening wear and suitable
for misses as well as for
ladies, and will be seen at
fashionable evening affairs.
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$1,000 Prize Contest
FOR THE BEST DESCRIPTION OF THE ENJOYMENT AND MUSICAL
EDUCATION DERIVED IN THE HOME FROM -MR. EDISON'S FAVOR'
ITE AND PROBABLY GREATEST INVENTION '
- 2feNEV EDISON
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We have set aside limited' num
ber of these wonderful new lustra
'meat. They have been specially lest--edand
wfll be placed in homes in this
city on an absolutely free three days
trial during Kdason Week.
- Those who seenre the benent of
','abeee Ediaon Week free trials will be
MgdMe te the big f 1,000 contest foi
dMJsat oaanln of the valne.of the
,.,'i-. NewHdssesiJn the heme.
.?- Af;Theae epsaloas mnet not' he ever
ifcLOii'-wawdf ln:length. Tlieir Ifterary
$ y.sjnasltr.-doea not coimt. Professional
MlrZcilZlfi. -t-
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of the phoa
jtgraph trade are barred.
. What 'the Edison company wants
are the real heartfelt opinions of the
people nfter they have heard this
'Wonderful, istrnment in their own
home.
"" Tbja first prise is fSOO.
"Second, gaoo,
' Third, 10.
Then there are consolation prises
aggregating ftMO. In addition, the .
Edison company will pay ten cents
per word for opinions which, alshoiigh
net winning prises, are considered
suitable for publication.
Gymnasium Classes
The woman's gymnasium class will
be organized at the pavilion Monday
evening nt 7:30. .
The men's class starts, on Tuesday
evening.
All Interested are urged to be pres
ent on theso nights. Hans Stezen-
mucller. formerly .of the Portland
Turnverln, will instruct al classes
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The new materials for evening and
party wear. Complete stock for
your entire wardrobe; for party
coats to gowns, including the most
fashionable trimmings and lacet.
Jhe new Jacquard taffeta, satin
ftnished, is meeting popular approv
al. We have the best, that fashion
Remands and our prices, are very
reasonable.
Stilts Drygoods Co.
Mnirino Pictures
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olng wrecked on tho rocks of ad
versity. How all things were set
fdaht. even to the visitation of rntrl.
I Button upon the Inlaultous womnn.
j Because a well bred and beautiful will be made clear at the Orpheus on
' vlrl nlllnnfcul ,i Tiap fatliA,. mii.iiUi0 IltlinilV
D..I ...- .- ..w. ....w. ......,, .iB .-i ,,
as Ills second wife, a Parisian ndvon- J jjTho
turess, she paid dearly. Tho senile
lt ' old Count Handry was obdurate, mar
nea me woman, ana in tne ena lost
' RKAL KSTATE BARGAINS J n, fortuno- That was not all, for
A,240-acre tract partly under irri- tho venturess so demeaned ner
vation, so chean that von ran't heln w"n olnerB m ar Kina, tnat tue
buying. ' h
A dandy 40acre irrigated tract
only 7 miles from Falls, partly in al
falfa. Price ,000. Terms.
A B-rootn plastered honse and big
lot for $1,000 oa easy terms.
. A big lot la Nichols Addition for
00 on easy terms.
One of the best lots in Mills Addi
tlon for glSO on tenmk
If yon want home in the city or
country I can save you money.
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Hew many Red. Seal Records In
your coUection7 Shepherd has hnn
dreds of them in stock. 4-tf .
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ffmf the prise, contest and ear free trial
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ORPHEUS THEATER,
SATURDAY ONLY
The' Heari of n'TTare.'1
Three Reel Bison Drama'
"What Could the Poor Girt Do?"
1 Two Reel Nestor. Comedy
"Universal Animated Weekly,'?
The Up to Date News Picture
Sunday and Monday
Bluebird Pheteplay, Inc.,
PreMasrts
TUB EVIL WOMEN DO"
Intrigue Keyenge r- RetrimtUoa
Introducing
Ernie Jane Wlsea and Rnpert.Jnlian
IIX REELS " GOOD MUSIC
AdJuiataeni Cents
PEG O? THE RING
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and Monday nights, when
Kvll Wnmnn n,i" will K .II-.
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siuycu iu uiuebird Photoplays with
Elsie Jane Wilson playing the adven
turess; Francolla Bllllngton the gray
K'usly distressed hcrolno, and Rupert
Julian Impersonating tho foolish old
iiiurv wno was orarram nv on.
i man's wiles. Hobart Henley, lately
nromlnent In the ".Q raft" serial
swown In photoplays; Sydney Dean,"
ponglas Ocrrard, Tom Iockhart and
y.. Ni Hammond will bo In the su
porting company.
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who
foolish old man nearly ifi'itdo mntterj
worse by taking his own life. Mean
while his daughtor, driven to desperu
tiqn by the domination of the sinful
wife, had left homo and came close to Ajinn." She
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flldrfey Drew, lay on her deathbed,
ier constant companion and solace
j wjha well worn copy of. the Bible.
Realising that the veil of death would,
jobu be drawn beforo her vision, bar
filferest In spiritual tilings comforted
( nor dying moments. In her reading k
siio-oamo ujwn the story of David,
l ri.ih ntul his wire Bntb-Sheba. Ii
tM how. David coveted the wire of
Uriah and sent lilra into the most dan
Mtetis part of tho battle, that he
might perish. D1Vd then married
Uath-Hhebtt and the Ixird struck him
lead for breaking tHo covenants; Mrs;
Drew wbh inspired by tho story and
failed for a secretary and dictated the
rnraarkablo story or "Thou Art the
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KUUon-Wliite Lyceum Ilarrts
Season 11)1017
Presents for tin- Wrst Number
THE COMUH PLAVIOW
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Season Tickets Now oa Hsls
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DR. K R. GODDARD
Ostseaawile Physician
Suite SIP, I. 6. 0, F, Temple
REMEMBER I paver charge for
xamiiaties and, consultation.
FURTHER This places you un
dergo obligation, and you will not
bafasked to take treatment.
Heurs: 9 to Ilf.SQ a.".; a to B;
7tp8p.m.' Phone SSl
'i ' y " 'r n,nui,iniLnpL
died without .knowing
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wither or no( the film would be pro
duced. When the Vitagraph company
rem ttio ucrlpt, It seemed altogether,
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TEMPLE THKAi;
"Mr. Dane's Danger "".-rT,.
Sweet." proauccu uh t-- . .,
pervislon of Albert E. J J ;
J. Stewart Ulockton, fnW" -Lillian
Walker.
"Virfrii Number Nine."
Kalem Western 0r
The Lemen In Their tardea o( V
Vim Comody
Path Newa."
Sunday and Monosr(
The Secret of the '
JUilUg that her loving son should ere Husard of Helen W"f
ate the principle role and produce tka;4,TM.IJiW Vly,
'mi. m me working out of this pao
tfivjay, a desire that waa more than, a
proftsilon of .financial faUrest b
tw-nng out a good, work waa expert
PHI1, lit, TIwau. Ul. J...ilvJ . Lt
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Ji!MM.of.tnU film; and he bassde . . , WONPieTUtf r
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