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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Society
ovonts, however tor tlio purposo of Tho homo of Mr. nml Mrs. H. Or
bringlug their congregations niorovm was tho hcouo Wednesday night
closely together and in tho hope that lot ono of tho most delightful parties
strangers horo may got ncuuilnted. of tho season, when they entertain
Tim vntme lieoDles class of tho ed In honor of their sons, Howard,
What aro tho sportsmen of Klam
ath County coming to, when I'liiirlos
ltlloy and Iloh Hynn spend thieo
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r.ittln Mnrv Ava DeLap. daughter' r,,.lQ,, snn.iav School iravo Miss im ensign nt Annapolis, nml Hoy, dujs on tho t'ppor i.nKo. um
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at Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLap, wa8Uolen wirtz a farowell party, In the
Hostess ono day this weok for a ""- nature of u surprise, Tuesday ovon-
HPORTSMKN RETURN 1HJCKI.HKS
Bcr of her small frlemis in nonor 01 lng The guests plnyod games, en
Tter fifth birthday. I Joyed somo music and had 11 general
She received many lovely gifts jB00lj time until refreshments were
rrom tho iuvlicd guests which would jscrVed, and farewells said,
ptadden tho heart of most pny. Thorns who participated in tho nt
mnll girl. The children romped and tar, were Inez Hell, Uuth Mlllor,
played games during tho afternoon jjiui0 Miller, Jesslo Calowoll, Mag
and were served' with a dainty lun-'B0 calewell. Thelma Gibson, Esthoi
cheon toward evening. Those pro- Morgan. Mildred Morgan
sent were Harriott, Robert, Louise,
and Allen Hunter, Ned and Lee Val
entine, Eileen Loomls, Lenora and
Eileen Argrares. Lloyd Argravcs.
Konneth, and Jenny Dwlggins, Neil,Foy nragg. Wilburn Gibson, Valorio
sther
Clara
Kirkpatrlck, Anna Collins, Jose
phine McLaln, Anna Hackland, Alice
Carson, lone Solomon, Gertrude
Wlrtz. Jay Loomls, Sammy Redding,
rife. Buster and Junior DeLap,
Dwalne, Dorothy and Glen DeLap.
This winter promises to be a quiet
one for Society as the effects of the
Tears of war and tho quiet thpy
brought has not yet worn away. The
churches are holding various social
Hemstitching
Have your gowns, blouses,
waists and wearing apparel
hemstitched. It gives them
that smart look that nothing
else can.
Curtains, towels, dresser scarfs
etc. beautifully done.
MRS. L. A. BURGESS
Phone 214W 131 N. 4th St.
Gibson, Forost Hughston, Earl Car
son and Ray Trlmblo.
Thursday Master Jack Beaver, ac
companied by Mrs. Nato Ottorbeln,
Mrs. Warren Crooks, Mrs. E. E. Ma
gee, Mrs. J. J. Parker and Mrs.
Nannie Cantrall, motored to tho
Ward ranch, where they spent a de
lightful afternoon "getting back to
nature," as it wore.
The hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ward
served tho Klamath Falls people,
who were their guests for tho day,
with one of the most wonderful
chicken dinners' .with every imagin
able trimming, they had tho pleas
ure of eating for some time, the
guests declared, upon their return.
Mrs. W. S. Slough had a picnic
supper for her class of girls and
their friends, of the Presbyterian
church, on the large well kept
( Johnston lawn in Hot Springs, yes
I terday.
The affair was well attended by a
company of about forty-five young
men and women.
REMEMBER
Our cows are Tubercline Tested. The City
health officer has inspected our premises and
could make no suggestions for betterment.
Think of the Babies. Does this appeal to you?
City Milk Depot
Phone 296J -
who was recontly discharged irom
the navy.
Tho ovonlng was spent lu playing
five hundred, honors for which were
taken by Herman Foster. At tho
close of tho ovonlng dainty refresh
ments wore served by tho hosts.
Tho following wore present: Mis
ses Mlnnlo llnrititm, Clara Calkins,
Mylcr Calkins, Point Loavltt, May
hollo, and Mrs Orva Karnest, Carl
Nowbury, Dick Slater, Herman Fos
tor. James S. Sheohy. Howard Orem
and Hoy Orem.
M. O. Kohhs, of San Francisco, to
gether wth his sister, Mrs. Mntson
of Portland
dlnnor last night, and attended tho
theater later.
Their guests wero Mrs. Estollo
Carrier, Mrs. Arons, and Mrs. H. It.
Reynolds.
Tho youngor sot enjoyed a social
evening at tho Moose Halt last
night. This was tho second affair of
tho sort to bo given slnco the open
ing of High School and If plans aro
carried out as thoy stand now there
will be a danco every Friday night
for the high school set.
A delightful social afternoon was
enjoyed yesterday by tho many
friends of Mrs. L. Jacobs. In whoso
honor Mrs. J. E. Doarlng entertain
ed, upon the eve of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacobs departure- for San Francis
co and other southern cities.
During tho nftornoon a dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess,
to Mesdames J. J. Parker, E. E. Ma-
gee, Margaret Pitts. Gertrude Moore,
J. P. Leo, E. II. Henry, Fred Mills
Frank Davis. Fred Cofer, A. F. Gra
ham, Nato Ottorbeln, L. Jacobs and
Miss Waive Jacobs.
The ladles of tho Music Club arc
meeting today with Mrs. Fred Mills,
for their regula'r monthly session.
Tho afternoons of the club are spent
i tithe study of tho groat composers.
their masterpieces and lives.
FIELDS OF GRAIN TO THE VERY CAR STEPS
.3b
Int and oomo homo with oniy i"
ducks? Impossible as It may seem
'tis novortholoHH true and tho twoi
men are having to answer to their
friends around town today
If your glasses or oes are not re
fracting light. ,oo Winter's nJid '
see bettor. -U--1
MONEY TO LOAN
If von need money on your homo,
or tho homo you would llko to build,
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entertained at a duck; mk .tor imricu.u,.
.. .11 lit it mum j !.,.., .. . .
tiino lo get it. You may neloct your
plmlrn 111 IllOHt MIY lllirt of tllO clt
and I will arrange easy payments for
'ou- , , I
If Its an Investment you nro looking
for in improved or unimproved pro-
portion I have somo oi mo iiomi in
tho County.
If Its Flro or Ltro insurance imi
need, I will fix you up. In Uict U
Its anything In tho renl estate lino
you will do well to boo mo. Drop In
urn! talk it over.
JAS. M. WATKINS, Jr.
620 Main St Phone 320R
BOYS TAKE AUTO TRIP.
Earl Humphrey and Rex La Prair
ie left yesterday in tho latter'a bug
for Stockton, California, on a pleas
ure trip before tho opening of tho
Oregon Agricultural college.
We can duplicate any lens.
Winter's Optometrist.
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Out atone the right of way of the Orand Rapids and Ullfeil
railroad In 1918. railway officials let It be known that f-nawivml
welcome to cultivate the Idle land thereon. Tho upper plctur tknl
iplowln which followed and (he lowor picture ehowt U hirrtiul
Wheat In the ahok, the 191 crop 1 a' s
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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FOR SALE Residence
blocks from Main St
1053.
lot. Two
P O Ilox
20-3t
FOR SALE Dandy little house on
Tenth St. $17G0 half cash Lot on
Main St. $500. Lots closo In nt $300
and $350. Lots on pavement 2 blks
from Main st. $20.00 per Toot TorniB
on all our lots. W. M. Montellus.
with K. D. Co. 1303 Mnln St 20-tf
WANTED Chnlnmen for
Highway surveys. Apply
Mnln Streot. Phono 440.
State
1311
20-7t
FOR SALE Parlor Heating Stove
Practically now. Used two months
Price $15. 614 Lincoln St. 20-3t
FOR RENT Apartments und sloop.
ing rooms $3.50 per week. Fuel
furnished. 102 Main. Phono 4S5.
20-6t
MALE HELP WANTED $400.00
per month for party to represent
manufacturer lu this section. Call
Sunday, Baldwin Hotel 404. 20-lt
I.nsT Huh ran off Oldsmob lo car
" "ihctwoen Klamath Falls and Dorrls.
20-21 piuder plcaso leave at Horald offico
and receive suitable rowurd. 20-lt'
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WHY THE BRUNSWICK METHOD OF RE
PRODUCTION INSURES A SUPE- .
RIOR PHONOGRAPH
Reason No. 1"
-The Brunswick Method of Reproduction
includes the Ultona. a new conception in
playing. The Ultona consists of an arrangement of the sev
eral necessary reproducing diaphragms upon one tone arm
an all-in-one arrangement, with no attachments nothing to
take off or put on.
At a turn of the hand, tho Ultona presents to any type of
record the proper diaphragm and needle, the exact weight.
Thus the requirements of each type of record are met. The
Ultona demands no sacrifice in tone, as attachments often do.
pMtnn fJn o Equal in importance to reproduction is
neasuii no. tone ampincat0n, The Brunswick Method
of Reproduction also includes a new Idea in acoustics The
Brunswick Amplifier.
Old-time Ideas wero at variance.
Some makers still cling to metal
construction. Others use a combi
nation of wood and metal a wood
en horn and a metal casting as the
'throat.
But tho Brunswick- Amplifier is
oval in shape, and built entirely of
wood, like a fine violin. It is molded
of rare holly-wood. The sound
waves recolvo uniform amplification
to reach their fullness, hence Tho
Brunswick tone is richer and moro
natural. Strident, metallic notes aro
absent.
We Invite Comparison
Make comparisons. Let your ear
decide. Try to find an equal to
Brunswick tone,
You're bound to end such a search
at a Brunswick shop, where every
opportunity will bo given you to decide for yourself.
Hear' this remarkable Instrument beforo you decide.
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$40.00 to $1500
H. J. Winters
t Jeweler and Optician
I 706 Main St Klamath Fall's, Oregon
f.
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DAXCI.NO
Wednesduy & Saturday
Nights.
Topiilar 1uxz Orchestra
WANTED Passenger for San Fran
cisco and Southorn California Miow
1 Dodge. Cnll Sunday p. m. 101
Baldwin Hotel. 20-lt
I Am leaving for Oakland first of
(next week and would Mke passenger
(who wants to tako fishing trip via
Hunibolt Bay. Phone 2G4 or 22.M.
Ask for Edwards. 20-lt
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WO
STAR THEATER
TODAY
Adolph :5ul;r Presents
JOHN ItAlMlYMOlti:.
In
"HERE COMES THE IJItlDK"
Also
Burton Holmcv Travelogue
And
BRAY PICTOdRAPH. .
8VNDAY
Gold ivy n Presents
TOM MOORE
In
"A MAN AND HIS MONEY."
A Story of The Bright IjightH and
Tlio Youth That Turned tliem down.
Otficr Features on Tho Program aro
A Big V. Special Comedy and
Bray Cartoons.
rEMPLE THEATER
TODAY '
Jesse li. liiiaky Presents
PAULINE FREDERICK
In
"A WOMAN IN THE CASE"
Also
Patlio Nous Lntest Current Events.
and
Pcto Morrison
In
A Thrilling Western Drama
SUNDAY
VitagrapH Presents
IIAHKY T. MOREY
Tn
"SILENT! STJtENGTII"
Also
Patlio News Latest Current Events,
And
A Sidney Drew Comedy
Admission Matinee 10 & 15 cents
Evenings 10 & SO cents
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oregoa
HIGH SCHOOL HOT Wants work
mornings or evenings. Would
work In prlvato family for room and
board. Phono 207 or Call at 727
Main St. 20-3t
FOR RENT-Gentleman.
-Furnished Room Dor
137 First St. 20-6t
FOUND Gold and enamel Grace M.
E. Third year pin. Call Branden
burgs. 15-2t
STEEL RANGE For sale. A. J.
Wlard 2nd and High. 20-lt
WOOD
We aro receiving many in
quiries for block wood from
points in California, and tho
indications are that largo
quantities of this wood will bo
shipped to outsldo points when
fall weather conies.
If you want to storo
Block Wood
Buy now and be safe
Single loads $5.00
Double loads $7.00
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TERMS CASH
0. PEYTON
Office moved to 702 Main
Phono 112-R
"WOOD TO BURN"
The Super Mind
And A Company of Wonder Workers.
ORIENTAL DANCING GIRLS
From the Royal Harem of Raja Comosoehme
Opera House
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST.
THREE NIGHTS
PRICES including War Tax 30c and 55c
Jpt A Wise
M buy
Some
Rubber!
fie with the wise class. Buy
Norwalks.
JUDDLOW
49 Main St. Pe