The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 27, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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ERSONAL MENTION
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(,. In Hitii Triln, InlllllK nf III
trMi'f'T ,r"ni "''w Vnrk In Kiun
flild ln't I"' will In- for iiImmii tun
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KumI II I:mkIIIi. who him Ih'cii In
fan Franclm ii fur the punt two wenkii
on liimiiit-iH. returned home lui
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(it'-'ri!i- II llrndner. is ho U riimiurt.
,,l u .tli tin' lidtiir office (if tin- (.'nil
furnl" Oregon Vu r I'ompiiiiy. drove
up fn in Sun Fram lnco In ti In mr,
urrivln hern )eMerila
(rl Newbury It working tempor
arily fr ii I'lilritRii triiMilliif concern
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nil 0. M J'oril of Siicri'im nlo, llarr
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V I hi inv uiul Mr i o I oimley
Hlih in r daughter i ii ml June uf
Furl Mitiiuiili. Cliitrli" llnvlit from
tin- M. ituiili Agency I! l.nKorrent
of ? rr.uirliifii l.iiuri'iiri. r')
of I'lirtliiiiil ami Vir Miller of III)
Mnuil'i' MiAullff A ulienpmuii
(rum ii' HI) iiiiiniry. :n In towi on
bulin""'
Mr mill Mr Wllllmn lunldniiti
Ihi-lr ( children with Mr ami lri
Skllli rfii ninl clillilf on nrt- niilomu
lilt- tiitlrlnlit friiin llnlne liliiliu 1 Mr
rimy U Mopping nt tin- White I'eii
run It C (Irncxheck li-ai- thin morn
Inc fur Jurkou con lit - nn dunlin ah
S : lnhittn In In tlin el'y 'roi'i'
Mr mill Mm li A K ra it - It r t ihli.
iimi iiliii; fur Hun I rum lui ii mi i in
il,. .(..nil nf ( A luliiiMiiii
C Heime relurni il lo Han ri.inrimi,
mi ililn iiiiirnlniiH triiln iifliT u w..
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Mm I. i-ii Ciiffiiiilinrr), who htm
hi-ui lnltlni: her hIhIit. Mm II
I. cwln, lfi this morning for In'r
Ikiiiih fn limy Ciillfnrnlii
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tloii crlui, took Ii In i-,lHlir, who i r
rhi'il In hi night frinii 'imio.i l
iiiiIh up th) Inko thin mnrnliiK lo
tlinlr Hiiiiiinitr timiii. on Hoot' .itiim
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(ouniy c Ji-rk. w.i nunli- U'l-ilni-Hil.i)
to I iii ml .MiKlnluy ami Uoruthy
Vi-)in, of Modoc I'olnt. Thi-y wcri'
tuurili'il Ihul i-vt-nltiB hy Itcv K I'
I.nwri-im of tlii Plrnt I'rili tvrlmi
ihtirrh ,
II ' Mnltoon hcllincn that hu ill--ht!rtn
th- prlzi- for curly potato
illKKHit' in Klnuiath (Oiluty Junl lit
pr-feiit Mr Muttoon lun tlirco ti'iiinn
i.ml Mi.ij'irn anil a croup of men
iHyrMiK on hln lltth- town lot Tlu-n-l
vwt) : unoii to hi-lluM! thut .Mat
toon I). if tin hi tlwnrlltH ut uorlt on
hln pluci for funiii jiiiriioHc olhur than
potii-.ii illcglni;
I A nt'tt motion In tln Court lloii'c
um- linn ',c;i filed with tho clerk of
thx Circuit (oiirt Tli motion nnks
t! u' '' rta n 1 iii-h and p.ir.iKr.ipliK lie
ntrnk irn.ii tht li ft ndi'nt'H anwcr
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SAVE MONEY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WASTI.I"- Ti ruit .i inotorlin.it for
tin- hhiimoii will riipiilut ami put
In i'o il r'-pii.r ( I' MiiLC'urtcr. llur
ald nil 'J7-lf
upi Miirlon viiin ilriikc to Kltk
In n I'lirrmvuil oir tills mornlnt; to
hrlni: hN own mr down While drlv
I in; In thin I r ! 1 ri H y i-tritnv ( ii
Viin rim imr u rock In ihn rorul
slil II I. Hi- the i rank i.mi' off hln
runitnliT
Mr and Mm Lcnlle IUikit. with
their dmiKhler ...ph., and Mr and WlT . , ,. - ,,,,, r(, near
Mm r Van Kinmi will drl.- in Modoc f'olnl $ 1 '. reward If return-
the I'ort thin afternoon In order to il to II I Ilrookn -White I'ellcan
a id the llunlnenH Men'n .Iilhllee 'ianiK- 27-.1t
Mini 'ephii will reninlli there for ft ,.,, ,, , . t- 3".. m,. n . n. ...
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Mm Ira flrein spent )enler.iiv In r.et term- and price l)r A A
town with her mother Mm W K Soule 27 3t
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(Irairii 'imn. on nui'inenn (irlffltli
MIn Alice Kohertn and Minn Prim- Mm Churlen (Jniven left mier-
fli Harlnn. who have, heen niieuillni.- dii) h) auto for llend, culled there
Ihclr Miciiilnn here. rlurnid to their h) the nerloiiH lllnenn of , her iIiiukIi-
humen In Oiiklitiul thin ninrnliik- ter Mm t'han (irinen, Jr
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All Are Invited
to join the Peerless Orchestra in Big Week
End Excursion to Rocky Point Resort Sat
urday evening. Dancing, Boating, Fishing,
Bathing.
Special Chicken
Dinner Sunday
CALL WESTERN TRANSFER OFFICE
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FOR ALI- -'Ix tliorotlKhhred llojc
anlie.l buff h'Khorn henn Iteason
nble M'i Walnut 27-H
l.(WT Alincmt tv o months ni;o n
hand-liaK m iiIiik one fourth
I.lherty Loan Hoiiil No 12S02209 for
- --m iiemnn hnvInK
tl.ln bond, vihlch rcpresentH the hard
d i -inK" if poor Klrl please
It, io the Herald Off'"" He-
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Mal'V U'liml I'uino miilio"nv 1 200-
limn Present Milue $7riH 00 Ilar-
in 120 WnnhliiKton St.
- ! t i - r irnilu.i npartmont
J --i-.lv 'oilorn, best loca-
tlon In city nUo one corner lot Ternip
J If i1.-T.jd Mr A Whlllock. r.24
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And get better Clothes. You
can get better values
in
Woolens tailored to fit you
right here if you call today
and let us take your meas
ure. Perfect fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
We feature the Famous
Rose Line. '
CENTRAL OUTFITTING
COMPANY
THE STORE OF SERVICE
NINTH AND MAIN STREETS
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FOR SAI F Kxcellcnt huslnes lot
on flth P' between Mnln and I'ln"
Kasy terinn nood Inpstmont. In
(iilre Herald Office 27-3t
FOH SAM Flenrlc llKbt fixtures;
n'o henilnc movn and shelves
Tliomns Ilrak' office Odd Fallows'
IlhlK 27-tt
FOU HI. NT 2 unfurnNhed rooms
v on KVtind floor I'rlce $12 00 "(I
Fifth St 27-lt
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Wo had n number of losses last
Tear. hut nil of them ioro pnlil
? I promptly and in full. We represept
.only STANDARD companies with ex
,cilh'nt loss pn)liiK records. Cull at
4!03.1 Mnln St . or phono GO. Chllonto
' K Smith 27-liU
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UBERTY THEATRE
"THU I'ICK OK TIIK I'lOTUBKS"
H. W. Poole, Owner
Matinee Every Day
TONIGHT
ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES
,t k Charlie Chaplin in
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; 'THE HULA-HULA DANCER"
"" UNIVERSAL SCREEN MAGAZINE
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SATURDAY
Harry Carey in
"ROPED"
Pleasing Presents
For June Brides
Selecting a weilillnR pres
ont ut I'pp's Ib a most pleas
liiRstransaction. One has al
most unlimited choice. In
suitable gift-things, and the
reputation ot the store as
sures quality most gratify
ing to the purchaser and the
bride.
Variety, beauty and value
make Upp's display ot sil
verware, glassware, Jewe'ry
and novelties, the most in
teresting In Klamath Falls.
We invite your examination.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELEK
Oil Main St.
Official S. P. Watch
Inspector.
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The Summer Shoes
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MEN LIKE
The new town footwear in Outing Styles now shown at Bradley's
Store will engage the interst of men who recognize the fitness of
Sport Apparel during the summer months for street and business
wear.
White Buck Oxfords are most appealing to every good dresser.
'Frisco Wine Calf, with box toe, gray tops, button, the latest thing
in style.
The new Crossett Shoe makes life's walk easy. Made in cocoa
brown, black and tan vici kid' round and English lasts.
Our Men's 2-Tone Shoe has no rival in the city. Made in brown,
with light tops; black with gray tops.
Our stock of Army Shoes is most complete. Made in black,
brown, tan and chocolate' color; in all sizes, and with prices from
$5.50 up.
Scout Shoes, in low and high tops, in black, tan, brown and gray,
$3.75 tq $4.85.
We are headquarters for the Natrofi Line of Loggers, Cruisers
'and Fanners Shoes. Men's and Ladies' Sport Shoes made to order.
Bradley's Shoe Store
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The Low-Rent Store
927 MAIN STREET
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