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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
VIIIIIAV, .NOVKMlli:n
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Herald's Classified Ad vs.
Advertisement In the ClaMlfled
column are printed at the rate of
Flve'Centt a lln,'liVtHaly In-'
vance. Hereafter no advertisement
will be accepted unlew accompanied
by the cash.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Diamond r ng, Monday mo'H
Iiir. Call 13, iVcil Griffin, for re-w-ird.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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lloit from Awnt-jr.
Mr. nml Mrs. Krod A
STAR THEATER
,ltM Ii. Lanky Prvm-nt
. Mm In lloro
Now under ft lonK term contract; in llootor TurnliuH'M
with the Ji'o I- l '""' ,,n' "THH IIIIAIIT !' NOHA I'l.YNX"
linker and Company. Marin IKiro. t-ntUlfuI ninlj Produced liy Cecil II. iiiisiiuo
Ulllll'll ftllllll'U
till UK Ct)l-
r.OSTTllack ruin inne tontalnlm; r tf ,h,irM iifKlitinnth Agency tnlontod dramatic nrtUU. will lm ' KrirmMil In tin UiilH
key ami money, between Sugar I('n, iVmMh Falls visitors. "Vtlie Star theater tonlRhl In "The tlimiiKli the I'ninmount I lot
Howl ami Hot 8iirlnK Ailitltlon. In-, " Hunt of Norn Kljnn," n thrllllnK porntlon.
FOR SALE
FOR SAUK New double hack with
top. Rnqulre on Grant street, be
tween Ninth aud Tenth. 9-6t
qulie Herald Office.
''2t ;tel Vllti.
One man In wen it killed or injured
enrh e4r. What of your family , If ihuipimitr on business'.
Kate picks YOU? I
AETNA-IZE
Any man can afford tin .Ktnn Arc!
iiboto-ilrama by Hector Tumbull and.
Aimer Weld. lnrKe property bolder JomV Mncl'hemn. author, of "The T E
Klamath county, la hero from Cheat," and produced under hi er-j ,
sonal direction of Cecil II. DeMlllo.
FOR SALK Light Brahma hens one ,rnt Policy. It brliiRM !MftO to $.10
MPLE THEATER
lUnirrt' of Iioikvmiiiip (lulili,"
A Mnatniiir lii Miilllnlo IU'iiIh.
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.director Kenerni ror me i.axKy ...- Kcnturlnu Anna l.lttlo
1 lie.,. fi.m. Hlldebmn.l. I"" ' "" I"-"1"'"'"" "" ""', .,T,o i:mw of KMrlln ami He Amor.
I j,ck llorton. . Mock raltcr of tin " H iwn as a numo mad In the ( faij ,,r(t
tllldebrandctl-i:,. Is spending a f.nv "I'ioyoi a weimy ...., J . , "llwi Will I'mlccl a WurkliiK
'to )ou weekly, if (Unaided; an liljjli
year old. Pure blood, big stock
Inquire 723 Washington street. 10-lt ns $3,(M) for fatal accident.
CH1I.COTK, AUKXT
FOR SALK Household goods. See
description in separate adv. Glenn
B. Conwell. 7-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
r.Ol Main Si.
Surety bonds while you wait.
Clillcote.
Se)
DESIGNING and Dressmaking Miss, Cnlnnhell In Town.
Ctara Schubert. Phone 223. 9-6t Salter K. Campbell, a stockman of
the S-prague river country, is In town
IOR RENT Twelve good modern' th Mrs. Canipb'tl for a few days.
unfurnished rooms In brick build- Mr Campbell 13 lousing the Stanley
ine on Main street; good location. Pedro place, about tvelve miles from
See L. Jacobs.
10-6t ichlUuiUn.
das In the cuuut tent ol business.
1 1'irlahters Here.
) (ieoige Elliott aril J. S. Watts
! l.ift today for Illy wltl- two big loads
c fieii-ht for inerelinii's of that town.
1 ItiPisn lirtuni.
I Joe Itingo, proprietor of the Cres
cent hotel, leturni'd today to Cres
cent after a short business visit in
the county (.out.
Heu ftom Itiiiriui.
L. D. Ilurk wn? In Klnmnth Palls
.todiy for freight for Bonanza mer-
How she
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naves tne wiic irom iiigrnru ui, j iiM Vm Comedy
IMtlio Xew.
jjeopardUIng her own love, and how
' the affairs are unany aiijusieu, go to
wards nuiklng a story gripping In Its
Intensity and unusual In Its thtMne.
I Mis D010 Is surrounded by 11 cast of
unusual excellence .Including Elliott
Dexter. Lola May. Ernest Joy, Chns.
West, "Little Hilly" Jacobs. Marg.iret
George. Mrs Lewis McCord, nnd , You'll enjoy Dick Posey Admln
other members of the Lnsk) all-star (m is nnl 2 Tie, at M. E. chuiih -2
orgi.nU'itlon It Is reloned 011 they
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTUIIKH
TI'ESIIAVS ANI HATimUAVB
Merrill, Oiegon
Paramount progiam
WANTED Woman for general r,..ues fr ivnii-y'.vuniii. '
housework and to assist with Mrs oJlln iatrIck wJl() lm3 ,oel
children. No cooking. Must be ner.t. j.l5ttlnK her Uaughter . Mrs. Joe
Inquire Herald office. C-tf ; jjoore, left yesterday for Piluceton,
1 Penn.
chants.
UOUSTON'C
j! Mrtiopolltin An'Jsements fj
N our life woitli (in)lhliig'.' Piii
nit it In tin New York Life V. T.
MotMlicnlnulier. '.i-2t
Don't Wait
FREE RENT of house three miles
from town to party who will do a '
few chores. Inquire Walton ranch
for Information. 9-3t
MONEY TO LOAN on city and ranch
lands. Arthur R. Wilson. 14-tf
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ORPHEUS THEATER!
Thuixlny and Friday
.T. Warren ICcri'lgnn in
"THE RECKONING THAU,"
Masquerade at Slilpplunton.
The nuuquorade ball at St. Cloud'
last Saturday e cuing wns alt tint It,
was expected to bo a sailing success, j
The crowd was made up of people'
fiom East Klamath 11 KF.Islrallo'rv,
fp-rn East Klamath Falls, Falrvj.,
I jlilpningtou, lluono Vlftn and Poll-j
an City. At 11 o'clock prizes won, ,
.iw aided. Mrs. White of East K!am-j
'atl: nPlls, In the character of "Flan
1 llii(," was given the decision for Iho'
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
Next T,)riMini Attni, lliin
Friday, NoenilMr l"tli
ItOUKKT SfTCLM'I'E.
I.iftiirt!'.
in Southern California for a farm A ned Feather Production In C Reels . bet sustained character, and tho
near here or in Klamath county. Fred
C. Hobert. Malin, Ore. 10-21-lmo
"Dick Posey," "the equal of James,
Whitcomb Riley," say those who
have heard both. 9-2t '
"I'XCI.K SAM AT WORK"
One Heel Educational Picture
.Six Reels Good Music
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
COMING
' " 1. 1 It K R TV"
COMING
1'rlday ami Sutimlny, Nov. ISI--.
Sat 111 day Matinee
Elliott v Slieriiinu pn-M'iil l. W.
Caldwell sisters Misses Lotta and, Grltlltirs Mllity Speit.iile
Mnrguerlte r-s "Huena Vhta Hell'M"! "THE HIRTII OF A NATION''
I was given thcunrlzo for most artlsll; ' (The Claiisuuin)
j cbaraciers. 'Then all marched to , Own Symphony Orchestra
j the din ng oom and sat down in a J'rlco Nights, 1 00. Children SOc
!i)iintlfl nipper. Mntlnco f0c, Chlldieu 2Gc
Take Aihnu(ai; of n Klaiuntli I'nIM
Cltlen's l'.xMrlem
, When I he back boglnv to acho,
j Don't wait until tho backache be
comes chronic;
I Till kidney troublts develop;
j Prollt by a Klamath Falls citizen's
, experience.
Mrs. Jeff Vllson. Oregon aud Ful
ton stieets. Klnmnth Palls, na. "I
have been subject to iMckacho and
j kidney trouble for noxornl years. At
I times 1 got terrible pains across my
kidney aud could hardly go, I was In
'so much inlnery My kldiio) never
1 Till urinary troubles dertroy night'
rest,
'acted right whenever I had these.
upells with my back, nnd I fell iniser-
nblo nil (nor. Mum 1 1...T I "
Iiik Doan'h Kidney Pill , Wn Ul"
wcl hut voryillllo "X? ?'
kidney trouble.'' "1t'"iclio ot
ITIco SOr, at nil ,!,.,, t
Imply iwlc for a l,,y ' ' ''"I
Honn'H Kidney m, , 5'"Jn
Mrs. wns,,,, ,, , t;;;v"t
C"., P.ops., iiurraio, n. y """lr"
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Oregon. In ,, . "Ht
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T. Owlngs. ll,..11H,.,. 8"n,el
Notice Is heiehy given ihuuu.
ndgo of said ion,. udmluiMrMnr 0
ceased, and has duly .,,, J ;
lug to law. l0',
All pe.sons ,. r,
said estate are h. , y ,, J"J"
sent them, with tho ii,i,.r T
lly 'rlll.Ml according1 ,:;bC:
George 'M'lrlch. ih.M.uthor,,,,,,' ,'
lesentatlveof Ihe under,iK,,Pl ..T
"" ,f ii, m If , ku,,,,, ; ?;
Oregon, within Mlx im.ml,. frolIl ,
dale beieof. " "'
Dated Ociolter nn, nc,
GEOHtil. I' OWixrij,
Admlnbitialor of ti, 1 n( ,)t 8"
uitl T. OwIiikh, I),,ivie,
3-IO.7-2..
Wood
KI.UI, I.IMI1 AM) Itonv
saJ 1.1 aBf Irnflli. ()ur ,
rW k 4 U ilrlhrrrd dlnxt
from liil, aad U ! trj.
Our I ft m Mlur 71m.
KLAMATH FUF.I, CO.
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Men's Women's and Children's Clothing
MODERATELY PRICED
Although clothing of every description is advancing you will notice
that our prices are about the same as ever. We are doing the
best we can to keep the prices down by depending on increased
business to off set what sacrifice we make in our profit rate. We
trust the buying public will appreciate our efforts and encourage
us to continue the price cutting system.
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MEN'S SUITS
A recent shipment puts our Ciothing De
partment in first class shape again. A good
x.iriety of pattern in all si;'e.-. ' '
Prices $10 to .$20
' - v f'f. i c g ,-. $
MACKINAW COATS
Up to date we have sold about four times
the amount we usually sell. There's a rea
son for this phenomenal sale Extra values.
Prices $4.00 to $9.00
MEN'S OVERCOATS
An Overcoat helps out fine these cold even
ings, and we have a dandy line to show
Fro,,, $12.50 to $20.00
SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY
FOR MEN
A good heavyweight ribbed Unionsuil, in
all sizes for
$1.00
You can't beat it for $1.25
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WOMEN'S COATS
This is coat time for sure, and we doubt
if you .could equal our value, for many peo
ple tell us our prices are exceptionally low.
-.quality., cq"n,sidcre(j. H t
Prices range from $10.00 to $25.00
NEW TAILORED SKIRTS
The biggest line of Skirts we 'ever dis
played now in stock. Most every wanted
color in the best weaves.
Prices $2.0!) to $0.00
CHILDREN'S COATS
Our Children's Coats have been selling
rapidly the last Tew days, but as we just re
ceived a new shipment we arc again making
a liberal showing. Reasonably priced from
$2.!)S to $!tfooVM$
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KNITTED SWEATERS, TOQUES
AND GLOVES
We were fortunate when we plunged in
the wool line, for present quotations mo
about 30 'per c-'"t higher tjiaj) llic price we
paid last March. Most every concehablo
style, Sweater or Toque to be had is in stock,
also a comprehensive line of wool gloves
and mittens for men, women and children.
FORSET MILL UNDERWEAR FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Vest and Pants or Union Suits in var
ious .styleshigh neck, ankle length, Dut'
neck, elbow sleeves an 1 ankle length, in
woo, cotton and wool or all cotton. Pnccs
for Children, per garment, 25c up, Union
Sutis, 18c up, Women's Union Suits, )S:
up.
HOME JOURNAL PATTERN?
, 10c and 15c
11 ! 11 I) .inr t ,iM
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PICTORIAL PATTERNS'
10 for 6c IS for 10c
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