THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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SHASTA VIEW.
The Leading Kr.ihirp vt thr I.cul
inc Machines all tulumiiiouslycom-hinfdinonpliamls'roerCewTrouMi-Krce
Wntlnc M.ichlc of the Kirt
Ouality In whicli nu wilt tind
vur own favorite feature of j-our
own favorite tuwwntcr, And the
others betides.
iBpfOTcd-SmpEfcd-Modenizd
Smpfc ArtUtie lurahl FffW-l-ent
Standard 41 Key Sinalo
Shift IUII Detrlfut Ouict Vi
ihle Soft Touch Lfcht Action.
In the Woodstock
You Will Find
Every tlme-tetrted worth-wMlefea.'ure
hlch you like to the mathinc you ate
tted to. and you rill alwi find the
favorite feature of the other KtMulani
make which you wiak your machine
had. Yet. n the Moodaiock jemtll
And thlj assrecitfeift vt titan point
(eat urea much Improved and almpll
flod to fit the touch, the perwrn. the
mood, In a way that Mother typewriter
doe I The best operator aay this).
Only a cloae-an view, as actual touch
and trill of thla vcceilcal typewriter
can convince.
IavtUata br nenna We are
nt yoar arrrfce. Let w how you how
eay It la to try oac; to own oar.
Wondatfich TrpcwHter Company
H. J. WINTERS
JEWELER AJfD OPTICIAN
70S Mala St.
rlcka a few days last wook.
Tim laities ot tho Helping Hit ml
mot with Mrs. J. Ii. Halloy Tuesday,
Hourly nil members woro present who
worn not taking tliolr tmmmur vaca
tions. Mra. W. II. Clruullor In company
with 0. C. Harrison ami family lotl
ono tiny this wook for u mouths visit
In Coos county. They will moot Mr.
Chandler, who hits boon In Portland
(or sometime mill ho will also tnki
tho trip with them.
Mrs. KtrkpiUrlck hits como to
spend somotlme with her daughto
Mrs, ljiymon, whoso husband re
cently purchased the Krnpkn ranch.
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Among thoso from this section who
took tho trip with other ninchots ot
tho country tho nth were, 0. M. Klrk
p.ttrlck nml ftuntly, H. E. Wilson ami
finally, Mr. Caton ami family. Charlie
Kattglit. Miss Hatcn ami MKs Elliott.
Others would like. to "have lieon In at-
tonilanco hut tliolr work was at a
point, where It could not he left.
Nearly nil members of the Fryrears
and Reeds of Straw, McNeals of Mal
In and Hooks ot Dodd Hollow pas-sod
through this placo this wook enrouto
to the Lake of tho Woods to pick huc
kleberries. Mary Hunt of this place .,..,.. , .
. , i.i .. ...i..' Car of llartlett pears for canning
went In company with tho party m) gl,0 Moluluy mor(lKi Ashland
from Straw. Fruit Store It
Since haying and harvesting Is ov-1
er on tho dry ranches, some of oiir, ri.. , -.. .....
ranchers aro taking a vacation by; IVAJLAlt 1 J VL,A03lr J
......I.. ..,..., Inn. I .... H,oll- n 1 fn 1 fil (OOOOOXO- . .w
l l',il I .ll(t lUlflU ltl... .... ii. v.. ... ...
ranches for selling. It. E. Wilsoe
one of the busy ones.
J. L Bailey Is doing clothing and
papering for Luther Holbrook ot Mat
in. O, W. Myrcs and family are taking
a vacation by visiting (friends in
Josephine County and will also go
In thn Anne, tvAFnn tliAlli Attltn t -"
V, u j , u. vestlgate Herald.
Mr. Hayea has moTcd from his
homestead to the Garrison ranch,
which is a little nearer school.
Mrs. Etta Sewell and her mother.
I Mrs. Turner of Klamath Falls visited
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A Checking
Account
Here
JWANTKl) tiood second hand gang
plow inquire Herald Office.
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FOR SALE Good three guy demcic
Inquire S. C. Urlggs, Midland
Uoad. 16-31
FOR SALE Paying notion business
in small town. Poatofflce connect
ed; 111 health cause for selling: In-
16-lt
Phone 149W at H. E. Wilson's and C. M. Klrkpat-
FOR SALE Small business paying
good. Must quit owing to other
business. Address Herald Office.
16-2t
mmux tiresI
Note
These
Five
Superior
Features
1. Non-skid covers 80 per cent of the tire's wearing
surface. This means prolonged mileage.
2. The' rubber by actual comparative tests is tougher
than that of any other tire.
3. 520 rubber rivets to each square inch, of fabric pre
vents fabric separation.
4. Famous Nonvalk deckle splice prevents formation
of air pockets.
5. Handmade construction insures perfect uniform
ity throughout.
JUDD LOW
49 Main Street
Phone 22M
Liberty Theatre
Saturday
LOUISE GLAUM
IN
"The Goddess of
Lost Lake"
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A Stirring Story of the Frontier
FOR SALE 1918 Franklin 4 pas
senger Roadster. Communicate
.with E. T. Staples in care Secretary
.or Elks Lodgo or Mrs. M. C. Iloslough
(White Pelican Hotel. 16-lt
1
, FOR SALE Hub car in good condi
tion. Phone SOW 16-3t
Is more than a simple convenience, it is a guarantee
to you of security in the transmission of funds.
Your checks drawn on this Bank cany your
money to all parts of the country at the cost to you
of a postage stamp. And your cancelled checks re
turned to you each month are legal receipts for your
payments.
These, and many other benefits, are yours if you
establish an account with us.
Fl'HNITTRE FOR
I Pleasant Avenue.
SALE 1313
16-Gt
I FOR SALE Four head of heavy log
I Ring horses. Eugene M. Hammond,
(Merrill, Ore. 16-lOt
FOR SALE Pasture and rye hay,
j also second hand header. Address
P. O. Ilox 1SGW see owner at old
I .Mendonlmll place. P. C. Carlson.
lb-lit-
If you wish to save
your money wo will
pay you for doing so,
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Auto
Lots 1H-16, block 48, Hillside Ad-
Hltlllll Tvlntinitti dllla T.nnlr t)nm
j over nnd make mo an offer. P. 6,
DUX IIOI, lill'. Mt-dlT
WANTED Ono Light Oak
Closet and House Plants.
320M.
China
Phono
16-3t
FOR SALt: Astrakhan applea,at tho
I Leavitt place. Phone 12 R. 16-5t
iLOST On tho road from tho bnrbo
cue Lady's tan hand grip con
taining black pur.se and Elks card.
Finder leave at Elk's Temple. lC-lt
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JFOR SALE Worklngman's hotel.
Fully equipped; ."0 beds. utc. Filled
'to capacity year round Reasonable
'terms. Klamath Falls, Ilox 151,
;16-3t
Klamath. State Bank
THE DAYLIGHT BANK"
Corner Sixth and Main
Safety dopinlt hoicj
for rent, $2 r,0 und
13.00 a jour
JJVi
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At the Theatres
FOR SALE Tin shop machlnoryt nl-
! so one computing cheese cutter,
Show cases, and several other thlng.s
I am noT lining. Address H. L. Velt,
, Worden, Oregon. lC-Ct
j INCOME PROPERTY
! Itny liiisliu-ss property in Klainatlt
, right now and make big money. The
, following arc choice pieces ami merit
jiiur careful investigatien:
78 ft. on Main.
Tills In Improve! with a modern
liiiililiiiK und is in the heart of the
business districts l'a)iiig ftoil Inter
est right now anil will soon pay bet
ter. Onncil by iion-resltlcnt who Is
making tcry close prite. Ask about
it.
2(1 ft. Corner on Muln.
This comer is the cream of the
city und is Improved with ii'inodorn
two-slory buililliiK. Location, ineoino
and inUce ur sui-e to please.
100 ft. on Hlxth.
It's one of the very best corners on
Sixth. Price is 810,700 on easy terins.
It will be u pleasure to show this
corner,
70 ft. Corner on Sixth.
This corner is a dandy and tho
price is only $7300.00. Iletter buy it
today. It may be gone tomorrow.
We have several other desirable
pieces of Income property to show
ou. It will cost jou nothing to sen
It, Hotter) sla) in Klamath a few
dajH and be convinced.
CIIILCOTK & SMITH
(KM Main St. Phono 00.
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There Is an abundance ot fine com
edy In "Tho Make-Rcllovo Wife," the
new Paramount photoplay starring
DIUlo Ditrko which will be shown at
tho Star Theatre tonight. Miss Ilurko
declares that hor rolo In this picture
Is an excellent ono and that sho h
1 loved it to bo one ot tho best of her
career as a motion picture star.
"I was Immensely pleased with tho
part of Phyllis Aahbrook," said Miss
lurko recently. "Fancy a woman who
is engaged to ono man, being lost In
tho mountains with a man who U
tho flijiico ot tho woman's best friend.
They are caught in n Ktorm nnil are
obliged to scok refuge In an old cabin
whero they are forced by tho elem
ents to spend the night. Of courso,
this situation has dovelopod in mot
Ion pictures, but never Just like that
In "Tho Mako-Ilollovo Wlfo."
A plcturo which carries a message
to thn million to untaught girls, to
harsh or negligent parents, young
men Is thn latest Evelyn Nesblt plio-
, toplay, "Thou Shalt Not," which
opens tomorrow at tho Liberty Thru-
,tro.
' It is a simple, sincere story, said
to hnvo boon tnkon from real llfo by
Director Charles J. Ilmhln, who
wrote tho tale as well as tho scounrlo.
It shows how n young cholrglrl, tho
, hollo of the village, Is lured away hv
a New York cad, with a promlHo of
marriage which he falls -to fulfill.
Sho Is rinnlly round In a hotel by
her minister and induced to return
'homo in the role (if I lie Maudlin. I
Evelyn Neshlt, It Is mild, liaaotuoll
tho greatest roles of Iut career.
Ilurtlett pears $2 'JO per boi-Ait-1
land Fruit Store. It
Don't forget that Taylor and Smith,
thu liiHydo Tyro men, will goirutN
your tires against Mououts ulththtir
new lusyile Tyres Drop In tt III
North Fourth Street bctwecD Mill
ami Pine Streets Adv
At TO.MOIIII.i: INSflUNO:
If jour car was la the Konl &
ago flr.c, it Is probably loo Utc to to
.iimi l If Ii la 1 1 1 ..iifi, nni! moid.
better lake vtamliig ami got nti
inoiille policy .from mo murine
Smith agency. Ii ll toilny. Toiuorro
may be too late. IMt
Car of Ilaitlott pears for cannlnil
on sale Mouila) inoniiaR Asnunai
Prnlt Slum H
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Life is tlie art of giving
pleasure
IMPERIALES
MOUTMPIECB
C1GADJSTTJSS
.have 'added much to life, for
'they ard pleasing thousands
of aisoriminating smokers
who appreciate the artof
good tobacco well blended.
They will please you, too.
10 for 13c v
Tho John Bollman Co. Branch
" MB(Mtarn
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We are Headquarters for
V
ogans
Chocolates
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and have a fine fresh shipment on hand for our trade
Visiting Elks will find their favorite packages
here, including
Vogan's Brazil Nuts
One pound $1.50
Half pound 80c
Paramount $1.30
Nuts and Fruit 70c
And $1.35
LIBERTY THEATRE
Tonight
The Rexall Store