The Evening herald., May 26, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Organs, Pianola Pianos; Player Music.
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC COME AND SEE
Phone 125
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Geo. A. Wirt.
733 Main St.
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Cbarlnt Mohlrtim, who roMdoil In lnll
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rich the blood, impiove the appetite, ;;id digts-tion, and promoUi
new health and strength.
Convalescents, weak, anemic women and girls, feeble old
folks, delicate children all need a good tonic and blood builder.
Nux-I-Tone
A Powerful Tonic Containing Iron and Nux Vomica
in Combination With Beef and Wine.
If our recommendation. Nux-I-Tone diffeic from many other so
called tonics in that it is pleasant to take and the Iron and Nux
Vomica are in a form that is readily accepted by the system.
There are other reasons, too, why Nux-I-Tone is so popular
with our customers. Come in and let us show you.
$1.00 THE LARGE BOTTLE
Whitman Drug Co.
Mm H I) Mortinum loft thin ' X.
520 MAIN ST.
PHONE 143
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tiTin im ti-nchrr nt tlii" Mulln Kcliool Klunuith Falln
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town mi iiiiliiri. for a fow ilayn wtiorn thoy oipoft to iiinko lliolr m
Mr mni Mr A A l'rlrkon, W liomo
llcllrldr. nml Clltmrt Mrllrlilo urn Mlim Kilna Itunh, toachor nt Mur
ttiltom in Klnmnth KnlU from Fort rill for tho pant or, loft on thn
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ran tllilrl
Sam Hull ami l.'lliort Hall arr Inl
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of Klatnutli County anil now localoil
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Alhlanil Slut opootN to ho In AnIi
Unit nml Moilfonl for tho now
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Iron ttoro paM.,nKor till luornliiR
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platyto Join Mr I'dlli'Iimn and mnko
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Mlia Anno llobort who hu 'oi n
tlllBB mhnnl nt Merrill thlx rnr
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tlpiBfiir a Nl ltli ,Mr ami Mr-.
Frd Miilloniu of Klamiith r.ill
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At the Theaters
the flrt performnnoe wn wl'nossed J flcult to dUDlicato . porting Nazimova Is a cast of sterl-
by a largo nnd HpproclaM.- aiiiik ncc ' Deep and hcart-molng as tbej Ing players numbering such acton as
This pluy, which In a ncrin aiHp-' drama Is, there are at the same time Charles Bryant, Heary Harmon,
Nancy Palmer, Gearge W Davlea, T.
Morse Koupal, Charles Smiley, Tom
Blake Hugh Jeffrey and Dorothy
tatlon of the poworful Mas lrnria,,many whimsical and delightful mom
" 'Option SbiMls," from tfco p-.-n of cnt a change from tears to laugh
H Aumln Adams, made f.iT.oui bv'ter which would tax to the utter-
NazlmoTf to theatre koom 'i her most the ability and art of any othr Smoller The play was adapted for
long and succennful New York run, actress but which, to this woman of I the screen by Albert Capellani and
Mlaa Vorna l'raodor. MIkh Agnoa
Scott, Mrn I. Kglo ami i: Kglo aro a
inrt of lU(im in Klamath I'nlts
glve thl litingulshed itnr two
Out of tho Tr. tho laUMt s.n-en rolrs of widely dlffernt tharaoter
proiluctlon in wu i h tin Interna.. In It alio Ik seen as both the innihT
tlonnlly faniiil u '.'tilriumi and the daughter at dlffoioni per-
from Sllvor l.ako Thoy ramo in Sat- "' '"' erD 'ne fi-'itiiM juktci4 I lods of the play charnfic.-s which
urdn nftornoon and am gtioata at l,wy "l U"! Llt"ftv Tlieatri Ahoro I for range of emotion It would 'ie rtlf
tho Wlilto I'ollran llotol g!,"'!MT''!gMgB
V T Clllotl hoiiKht MtpplloH from
tho Klamalh KnlU morrhantN for MU
ranch at I'lno (Jrovo, Sattinlny nft
ornoon S II ('lav. roprofinntlng tho Inter
national 'nrroniol)ilotiro Scliiiiiln
iiiiiio In otorda from Modfonl by
unto llo nlato that tho road lio
tuoon thin rlt s ami tho Klamatli Hot
Sprllic la In hail Hhapo
Karl I Mol'iill una a t'iint k, at
ik otid laltor from (Meno
It II Haw kin In In iho i;l fur a
f, w .linn on IhihIiiohii from U . . I
Mr and Mm A Ilo'irohff nio r.
o:it urrlvabi In thla rlt from Hra
ii.lfornlu Tho) ro atopiiliig at tlio
llotol Hall
S K Hurrla .ante In Sainriluv
from lil homo at Mori III i u iuiti,ii
of llllHlllOI.4
many moods, comes naturally and June Mathis and directed by Albert
convincingly It is a play replete Capellani under the personal super
with gripping power and xubtle J ision of Maxwell Karger, director
charm bringing vividly to the Im- j general.
agination tho griefs and Joys of the "Out of the Fog" will be shown
ardent characters portrayed Sup- j again tonight at the Liberty.
Chautauqua Days Are Coming
Six Days of real enjoyment, relaxation and recreation.
Six Days of splendid music, entertainment and lectures.
Twenty-two big events all yours for a season ticket.
Program Booklets and Chautauqua Talk to Be Distributed Soon
WATCH FOR THEM
UBERTY
All th boil atvloa In Khaki ami
wool i luth online (lariuonu at K K
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MlllCIJ
Tlmri) will 1h a band rolloaraal at
v 1' M Moml.i and Tiiosilav at tho
1'IUi Tomplo In inopaio fin M.'inor
il iluv oxoiiIhos ll mi nil., is aro
ii i i ,1 n I., on h.iii.l
tw&stdl
Two Concerts
ucci's
.Fourth Day
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THFATFR
H. W. Pooie, Okvr.tr
I I I'll I. I, II! I'i I 1 I.I S"
M.'li'noc Every Day
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Omero Catelluci.i blinds to Chautauqua a great organization of
lmwcians For M'veral years they hae"been the feature
of Eastern Chautauquas. Fiit Western tour.
A FEW OF THE TWENTY-TWO BIG EVENTS
Sergent Gibbons
The Pamells
"Joy Night" .
International Trio
Zccle.er SmphQaic Quttet !
Over Sea Quartet
Judge Geo. D. Alden
"' Julius Caesar Nuyphe
J. C. Herbsman
Bess Cearhsrt Morrison
Reason Tic!xt Prices: AdulU $2SQ-, Students y.BO; ChilJren $1
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JlfN'lY P. WALTHALL
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"Hlf. ROPE OF HONOR"
Cominp; Next Friday
"MICKEY"
Tho Picluro You Will Novor Forgot.
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