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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1918)
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Rather the reverse is true, as you will ba quick X to realize when you see the charming medals now shown at Van Bellen's mmmmmmmmmmmv You wiU aaa tana, grays and neW-meu in ah dsncs, tagathar with soma vry smart black 1 ; ;l The recant mint it made the ' 'ground la good shape for nil Bowing, 'end someof the farmers have al- , , ready atartcd. ;, Tha ralna have delayed' haying ana inresning tnis locamy. X Allen Wamble, who haa bean thrashing here, haa goae on a bail trip to Ashland. , I mwwwwwwiihmwww'wwmmomi Lawrence, Hamnker, Jtm. h. iiriscoii, Misses Kdlth MontollUA, uoroiny Miller. Oraco Klllott. Maliol Murphy, RlUabeth arlgsby, Ina Alkon. Almii .Wilson, Volma l'omeroy and Mrs. Ida 1 0 rimes. ' Surgical dressings depnrtmimt on Wednesday: Aiesaames J. u. .nun m Ida 8. Stone, II. P. Thomas, I). M Smith, II, V. Mitchell. 0. II. Under wood, Fred 8ehalloek, Q. W. Hubert son, Jus. II, Orlscoll. military kaab ar high Imab. Prkatl 4J6 to $13.00. 3 Ik JaC , a. ..-i,iw sssssram amrmr mimm7 as imamme. aammV 'am mwnl ggmVm.f r-'n3 - -, nmr mini mp a0 .? juw&&& aM zz-; rviy' mmmiajsmm- rMsmmmBSBaaaBaaaaiBBanBBmsanmsmmmmmmmnmmta'amh'amB-'' " . 7Tr M MMMIMIMIIM MMMMtfl A E H. Van Valkanburg has gona on a business trip to San Francisco. Kreryono was glad to sea Jim Ad kins coma hack and start his trap ping Una tor coyotes to -alve tha chickens. GO QUAIL MUNTTXCl Lee Bean, Jim HIHon, John Lar maa, and William Tlmns went quail hunting this morning In the Bonanta district. We can new eVi yoan- coOara aaal aUrrhe1 shirta,KIaaaatli Bswertor LamnaVy. Paw m. T- Dr. r. n. OadAiT will ha aa kla aaanal racatloa. (rem Oetobar tat to October 17. ... 1-14 NOTKB The first monthly meeting or tha Wonua'a Library Clnbwlll be held Friday afternoon In tho elnb rooma. Red Cross sawing will be done, and all are aaked ta' bring an artkla of hoaaaheM llnsa tor tha Red Cross linen shower. a xotick The ofder ,of the Lakevlaw aad Merrill stage Imaa to now located three doors oast of tho poetomco. Phones IISW or SIIR. l-t Dearest Public : Don't forget that I am harlag a sals searthNt aatnraay, Oataber Itth ; of Uis'year. ' . '" ! I need meaay. Are yon looking for the beet ef HT l-lt MeHATTAN. at MS Mala Street. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmim Jtt '-'- . . - v mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi TTbot now 1 1 BgffgggtmmgBgl II - fii. BMrVfgUBBBBBfl 7w' V gmmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmnmm , Within three weeks every Phonograph and Piano in United States will be moderately raised in Price. ' As this is sure to be the case why not look over our fine stock of nearly 70 Phonographs. 30 Piahoi and Over 7000 Records 9 V RIGHT NOW? We have your interetto at heart when we make this suggestion, for music is a necessity dniring war time without; a doubt.t ' . ' n If desired terms of purchase are arranged. Those '-present at (too Ked Cross sawing room yesterday were": Mes dames K. P. Urady, M. 8. West. W. T. Shire, I. D. Whltmore, O. 1). llurke, R. A. Emmttt, Geo. .Montgomery, N. C. D'Armond, L. K. Sullivan. Surgical dressing department Tues day: Mesdamea O. 1.. Drown. Cecelia IMHANOliA Indian War 'Hong Hw.nl MhrphenN MAN ARRESTED FOR STATUTORY OFFENSE Charged with a statutory offense, Arthur Vurnum, who resides near Dorrls. and who la alleged to havo committed tho crime In Oregon, wus lirouaht In by Constable Kred Morley land brought before Judge A. L. Leny- Itt. lie was committed for examina tion on October IStli. UUY A TIIIUFT STAMP TODAY. VIMITM ViW VAM.IJV WINmmji Counlyi Brhoul Hu porliitondatn Kdnu Wells iniulu it IniHlnvs Mi, . 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Forewartf model with its snug set of collar, and other refinements of tailoring as advanced as they are practical. ' ' "' Your Kuppenheimer Merchant represents a National clothes-service, both Military and Civilian, of peculiar advantage to you right now while present stocks are intact, , THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER , Mmktra of ClvilUn mnd Military Cloth " ' CHICAGO ' . ' ' . , ry&tf a sssaa I'BJiaf"!' M. . gr ",(,( if- JSl. K. Leading Clothiers and Hatters ' STORE ' (. va .n VM ".JL& JW! i1 A .j'.-.