IMOK POOR THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FILLS, OREGON HUDAV; KKDRlfAltV m? UHn , THIS nOXD STUDIO MOVES. I. t n ityj.tit oiuuiu nuvnN cquippca 10 nnnwe mo ocuer ciass 01 ?r ti.j o...j. .., .. L . ork to which we cater, and the pub- iI?i!i .nA !'J!h,ch has been c Is cordially united to visit our about March 4st. Wo 'will bo fully Agency Tor Healths and accldant- tttr j ., surance. 12-tt U6llllff,'l,,,"",m,',n'll''l,W,iT! W!lta''!L'.. tdil&ri HHUUi'lira4lNHMlH IIHI'lll'l THE Band- Box announces the preliminary showing of Spring Hats; also the opening of a "Five Dollar Trimmed Hat De partment," Monday, 0 February the 24th NINE CARLOADS OF CATTLE FOR SOUTH D. M, McLomore, a cattle buyor, vfrho Is here for a tow days from San Francisco Is making arrangements to ship sovon cars of cattlo to Trcs Pin ess, Callfornla'tomorrow. Ho bought the stock from I.uke Walker and will ship It thero for further teodlng. Ho also plans to ship two more cars next Tuesday. iWWVWVWWWWWWVWVWWWWWWWWftWWWMWWWWWMWM HB li rV- i4 Tsea1 Piano A good used plnno with the guar- anteo of a responsible dealer behind it is a better investment than a cheap new piano guaranteed by a factory three thousand miles oft. May we show ou what we hare? EARL SHEPHERD CO.. PIANOS, VICTROLAS, RECORDS Xext Door to Postofflce. ft iJ ' Per fumes, and Toilet Waters Possessing Distinctive Charms .... " There are so many varieties of perfumes and toilet waters that it is impossible to select one best suited to your personality merely from reading descriptive advertisements. You should come to our perfume department and test the various odors of the world's leading perfumers. In this way something may. be se lected which holds a distinctive charm for-you. , Our perfumes and toilet waters come from the best laboratories of Europe and America, and we guarantee them to be fresh and high grade. Ifc v i innpi wuuua piufiiiMr v Vv KLAMATH FALLS OREGON TfSwl V WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE lU I urTxV I BUY THEIR DRUGS UcgligAcVI Special Saturday Attractions Join the crowd at the MODERN SHOE STORE. We are offering some special bargains in Men' and Boys'- Shoes. LOT No. 1 -Men's tan and black dress, , shoes, worth $6.50, at $5.00 " LOT No. 2 Men's tan and black dress 'shoes, .regularly $7.50, at v...$6.25 LOT No, 3 Men's tan and black dress , shoes, regularly $8.75 to $9.50, at $6.75 BOYS' SHOES ' LOT No. 1-Good calf school shoes, double soles, worth $3.00, for $1.95 LOT No. 2 Tan and black dress shoes, , different style lasts, regular-$4.50, sale $3.25 These shoes are new and fresh stock 'and ex ceptional bargains. Come early. TWODERN SHOE STORE ' GEOW. BRADLEY, Mgr. 727 Main St !ilHBJHH';! SUITS JW..'W. jpnmiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1NEW SPRING DRESSES AND COATS Are here in advance Spring showing. Thanks to our earjy selection, we have already received most satisfactory assortments of new Spring SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, and other shipments 5 are on their way or to ,be forwarded soon. Here wc merely touch on each group. NEW SUITS This section holds much pleasure for the woman or miss interested in seeing what form the new Suit Modes for Spring take. The new Box Suite, for which a high popularity is predicted, are worthy of special attention. These with the Vestees of rich material in plain or handsomely embroidered effects aro e.x ecuted in luxurious new fabrics. Cutaway effects are also seen. Belted styles also continue in vogue. . 1 PRICES RANGE FROM $30.00 UP NEW COATS The new Dolmans are.perhaps the leaders in the section devoted to women's Coats and Wraps. Short box coats are also prominently to the fort. Materials are of. the most richly serviceable or.der. Liningsjare in a diversity of pleasing designs and colorings. Henna, of course, is well represented, ana "many other new shades are to be seen. New conceits are shown in collars. PRICES BEGIN AT $20.00 NEW SPRING DRESSES DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS He Comes lip Smiling ! AnAETCBAFr JWp AT THE STAR THEATER TUNIGHI ' 9 "THE MAX WITHOUT A COUNTRY Edward Everett Hale had a mes sage for every American and tn his story of "A Man Without a Country" that message is recorded. Stand by the Flag was the message and every one who reads that story will be a better American for having done so.! The story was founded on fart and that other boys might be spared the fate of poor Philip Nolan was tho in spiration for tho author. Let every: boy read the story. And now we have it on the screen. verile, real and presented in a master ful manner. Mr. Arnold Daly as "Philip Nolan" portrays that diffi cult character with much credit to himself and to bis author. That every boy and girl may have an opportunity to see this picture, a special Saturday matinee will be giv en at two o'clock at the Liberty Theatre. It m MOOSE HALL DAXCE. Bfhf? mil A m fj 6 r L B iJ bL. via SaKS 3 IViirW i h n This is by no means the least interesting of the departments devoted to new apparel for spring. There are dresses for street, business, afternoon, dinner and evening wear in such variety of new materials, styles and colorings as one would never expect so early in the season. Skirts elect a narrow simplicity. Prices will come in the nature of a surprise so moderate they are BEGINNING AT $12.50 Saturday night we dance our dance. Our dance IsMmprovlng a better at tendance each dance. The Peerless Orchestra with the latest music Wish to announce hereafter will be me very auorieai luiciiuissiuu iw tween dances. They will give in music anything the dancers want. Tho floor is fine. Come In. 20-3t DANCING SCHOOL TONIGHT AT THE OPERA HOUSE Learn the Oriental Fox Trot The most graceful and beautl fol of all Fox Trots. Mr. KILLENDAHL IXSTRCCTOR NEW SPRING PETTICOATS A large shipment of now pottlcoats has ar rived. The showing includes Pottlcoats of Silk Jersey In now shades. Also wo now show a complete line of EXTRA slzo In many new floral designs. Moderately priced S4.00, S.VOO, S0..10, 98.no SALE SILKS & DRESS GOODS 40-Inch Crepe de Chine our regular stand ard .quality. All new leading spring shades. Including black and white. Special Male Price, per il. 9I.."U FANCY SILKS One lot of Fancy Dress and Waist Silks, values up to $2.00 per yard. Special Hale Price, per 'l. 9 1. HO All wool French Serge, 50 Inches wide; ono lot of black only, sold-elticwborc it $3.00. Our Special price only 92.2A. 's All wool fancy plaids in sklat lengths; only one of a pattern. Each 912.50. NEW WHITE GOODS Advance spring showing. Fresh Miowy fabrics for Spring and Summer wearables In a multitude of weaves, from tho dainty sheer Voiles to the sturdy lines.. Daily Nainsook or flno Kgri'tlnn Cotton, :I6 to 40 inches wide 40o, 30e mill 7.V. NEW FLAXON FOR SPRING One of the prettiest of nil rubrics for Spring tor Summer; linen weavo, linen finish, checks, stripes, plaids and small conventional designs. Fast wash colors. Price per !. 40c BEST SPRING GINGHAMS Complete spring shipment of fancy plaid ,nnd staple check and stripes; apron or dross Ginghams. Good fast wash colors, Kjkk-IiiI, per (!. S.V BED SPREAD SPECIAL, $2.75 Good weight, plain hemmed, honeycomb patterns. $!& DRESS GOODS F all fiSjrf! DESCRIPTION Pjfi IN ENDLESS kW .VARIETY 'VssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssVMikk 3 E B s ft I Write for Samples of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS We Pay all Charges The Woman's Store H. N. 1V10E, Prop. PICTORIAL PATTERNS Are the MostPractical They cut without waste and have a Cutting Chart ANNOUNCEMENT On Tuesday evening, February 2S, sonic order will entertain with a ban-!At t,,c Temple Tonight, Mdle Polo TimiLLS OF CIRCUS BROUGHT TO SCHF.EN. quet and program at the Masonic hall. An Invitation Is extended to all A'nsons In good standing and their wires, Eastern Stars and their bus bands, and those taking part in the nrotrram. Vlnltlne Masons anil RuHt- jern Stars cordially InvltPd. Geo. C. Ulrlch. W. M.: Nelllo Van Riper. I Matron. ' 21-3t mjr - f g& v vHLHsIh Ay wit x AdssssR m sWi TIiISki VA kvJBrlkl sssLB .'r -y&;oiMM, ISScB xk- Because it Makes. My yijjH . Breakfast Taste A'k. V ' Better I" flA ' 'r-1. j-Hr3 ' W ITlvES and Eileen Sedgenlck. "The Lnro Of The Circus" With Ed-dlc-1'olo lint, Punches GhIoh. j Do you remember the hides lib- nuio tang 01 mo sawausi nni;r Can ou recalh the "Ice cr -cd 'emo" of tho white-coated attendant nr tha rmicnun pnll nt thn nn.iniit von.1 dor; the ronr.of the lions mingling j wth the multitudinous shouts of tho spectators and performers, and tho giand finale of tho threo-rlng l-nr-forinancc when tho chariot) d:uih madly round the outer circle, the foam-flecked horses urged to their utmost endeavors by the cries of tho! multitude? All this and more can again be eii.. Joyed by attending the Temple theat le whero "The Lure of the Circus," at master. Universal serial, with Eddie' Polo Is uhown, I Aerial stunts ncvor bo fore attempt ed outside a circus ring; bareback riding that will recall the ambition you had when a boy tn marry a girl in pink tights who Jumped thru the hoop; a street parado, that as a kid you waited hours on tho street corner to see, will be features of the nerlal. In preparing the sconnrlo Director McGowan, noted for his daring con ceptions In the Helen Holmoi vla of rallroid pictures, wbb Riven frej rein In the matter of oxpenen and with the assistance of owners and pr former of aareral Urge circus com panies a Incorporated ccry Inter esting end exciting episode In circus life in the big serial.' It f; sm s ssw aakbav .akk Hosai I Vsssw .aak. aask BasV On Sale Saturday Four Bars for Thirty Cents MARTIN'S I 5-10-15-25c Store - 1r1f44Z DENTAL CREME 15 YOU come to the table with an early-morning freshness. No hot, harsh tongue no rough, oticky teeth. Instead, a cool, clean, re freshed feeling that lasts long. This Cool, Clean, Klenzo Feeling ia more than a "taste." It meana that countless little taete nir ves have been freed from the stable eecretiona which make the mouth feel hot and aticky. That's the reason your op. petite is better after you uae Klenzo. Takt horn a I today. DISTRIBUTORS GARICH'S GROCERY NEWS VOIAJMK I. KIjAMATH FAM.N, OIIKGON, KIIHMY, FKBHUARV St, 1019 nu,miii:b 8 PATIIOWKH 1IOMK IMJUHTIIV When ou "'patronize home In dustries, what do ou do?.. You keep your dollar workiiiR right here In town. You help toward employing home labor, help the farmer dispose of his cream, grain and feed.' You help the. home mer chant and jou help oursclf. That is why I sell and ak ou to but Klamath Butter. Martin Urns. Crater Lake and Anchor llrund Flour, liutternut Ilrejid. HPKCIAIi HATUIUMY Keep jour ee on this column, for it nlll guide you to the choicest bargalnit of the week. This week I made a dandy buy In Noap. There Irt no hotter laundry noup In tho Hcirhl than White Ileor, and that Ix'uhy I nm selling it. I also made u good buy in .Netted Gem Pota Ioch. You henellt from both, for I nm offering them to jou at! White Dear Laundry. Hoop i Twenty IJnr gi.oo Ono Hundred liars fl.75 100 lbs. Fancy Netted Gem Pota toiw, dellvcrea, 1.70. LOG CADIN HYRUI' ' AND PflEPAHKU rANCAKK KIAJU11" Kver tante Log Cabin Hjrup? It's Jwst like that old Mpln 8ap riyrup we used lo got 'way lrk ta Malno. You can't tell the differ ence. Pour It on some pnncokei made from Prepared Phi"-"1" Flour,"and your breakfast Is com plete, especially If ou huo a cup of our delicious M. J. B. Coffee- MORE BUSINESS FIRST CLASS GOODS BETTER SERVICE STAR DRUG CO. j$