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

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TAcn wkvm
qg&P-
t ., i.nn wn In town yoster
flr". .-. from his much imar
li. on cu'"v""
W- v.. visited In Hid city
Mr. . ' . . ....
fHtew
ir.no ro
from
IiIh ranch on tno
fanlPbi.n mill urn county
'" .ii I jiK'tntS frit 111
Imt
buslnw
vlRlt yesterday from
iii ViVyVwVUVVVVXrv
L4f ffte Theatres
n.hlntlio I'lno drov.) Huctlon.
A"e" ' , DMry Htoro loft
Ei tor ,,ort'un" " " "UH'"
'" tv,.,, Wai.Ti wore In
if. and "" . ,
. I i.i 1.nul'nr
l"r' ' il, I. r.null Oil fl'L'
bUtcn in-i
frrrlll rot.i.
Lwto Montgomery, h woll
!iMHra Klamath Kollii boy. will ltmvo
Sid tl.o Oregon Agricultural
!C0lM'' ni.. t)lna tu'ii
.i.nnKln:noth Falls hoys, who
-'"- . i , ,. i. ......
lire recently ucrn rri " ,wuo n
,...(,.. will RO lii a f-w ! ' world,
L ho H'W" "' ",l"l,(,t" tn"lr
luJleiattho I'lilwrslty of Oregon
jllMyMlo Uuvltt who Iiuh for
,,, pt three inontliB held report-
orlil position with tin- i-.vi-iiiiik uor
ilJ left on tho train thin morning
torwnmehcr hIiuIIoh nt thn tlnlvor-
... nl l't.t.j.lW, 1luu l.miv.
fli; of urcgon i "",' "
tl, Uklng a JourniillHlle coiitho ut
ibe University
8WM' at tiii: i.iih:utv.
itaVi mlsa tho big doublo show nt
the Liberty Saturday itftornoon. Tho
atra plctnre will he shown nt tho
niilnee only no thorn who wIhIi a
doiile bill for tho slnglo admission
price most como In tho ufternoon.
Hit
Itlrlck MaeJclnnv for Men mid
Iter. X. h. K. Stnr 2 -
IKAVB POIt COI'tX).
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Don't iiinko any plans for tonight.
Tnko tho iidvlco of Mnnngor I'oolo of
tho Liberty thontro and go to soo
PrlHclllii Dean In "Tho Wlckud Darl
ing." U'h ti bltick-nco, bitter-sweet,
sugar-vinegar, wliKo-bliickblnl kind
of tltlo, and PrlHclllii In JiihI that
kind of a iitur. Hho Ih iw full of con
tradlctloiiH iih tho tltlo. Tim over-
new probloni of understanding a w,,
man Ih present In thlH feature with
both foot, and poor Kunt Vortliu-i
was tho most befuddled man In tho
vorld whon ho found that ho was It
loo with a hiiHh-hoiim waitress and
u thief at thy minio time and In t
fiftmo ponton. And, mind you, '
youiiK man had boon brought up In
tho lap of luxury and had linked
ono of thoHo hwoII damsels to marrv
him.
IJtit what ho thouglit or Mary S:ov
(iiih wiih no morn Htruugo and liuom
prohouHlhli than what hIiu thongl '
II? llurHolf. W'llell. U'llll (inn Irwilr ulin
...-. , ....w... ...... ...... ........ ihivi
had Hcomod nil tlio men of hei
foil hoad-ovor-heelH n lovo
with the mountain of hopIuI promln
unco JiihI when ho told her that br
wii.h rial broko Hut Kvelyn Cnniji
boll Iiiih wovon u Htory that Ih ii won
derfully InlercHtliu; human dneu
iiiont, mid Tod Ilrownlni;, who dl
reded It, necured I. on Clutiiuy.
KpottlHwood Altkon and Wellln
ton I'liyter too Hiippoit MIhh Denn
Tho coiublnntlon will pleiiHe any in
dluiao anywhere.
Nnzlmovn, Htar of tho HctiRatlnnal
Bcroon vornlon of IMItli Whorry'c
"Tho Hcil 1-nntorn", which comes to
tho Liberty thoatro boKlnnini; Sun
ilay for n two days enKiigoinont, n
recoKiilzod an one of tho inont (IIh-
tlnKDlHhcd actroBBos of tho iiro. She
i was born In RtiHHlnn Crimea, In n
town on tho Hhoro of tho Muck Sen
but iir n child wiih tifken to Swltzor
land, and In (iPnovu was Instructed
In tho violin. At twelve bIio returned
to IluKsln. and madq her llrfll p'ibllc
nppoaranro by playing n violin soli
nt n ChrlBtnins concort In hor nntlva
Vr.and Mrs. I'hllllp Slnnott, Man
lier George Walton of tho Cnllfornln
flwrnn Pnirpr RoniDnnv and dnuirh
W, Beatrice with Wade Short, lefti town- 8ho then wont to Odostt to
tb!i morning for tho company's ,iR' hio "" vioiin Rui.ne,. out iook
plant at Copco for a short visit. Mr. tho 1 "" m 'nRC!"- n
Short will remain thero to work wlthl tlm H,nK cxporlonco whs under tbo
HesurreylnK crew. Tho rest of tho! ,,,n'cl,on of tU,r ro,,t 8lanl.luwkv.
pmy will go on to Yrekn before ro-."1 "'" Ar,lhtl, Tlr- Mom-ow. A-
tunlnt to Klamath Fulls i-huhib wuin.in in n uusMinu mo. k
, company, sno inaycu nearly t puns
SrrtTlnrtirhll-r. -i 11,11. In ii wldo variety of prodi'ctloni-.
cote Smith. 6-tf
Slum coinlnr to Amorlcn Nnrl
:novn hns playcl l-oth In JtusHlan and
rngllsh. Kvor Mnco nho cane to ho
FhrIIhIi flponklnj; BtaRo hor career
has been nn utilirokpn record of buc
cchhoh. In IbBcnVi "A Doll's Houho,"
Ifodda dablnr" nnd "Mttlo Kyolf"
Bho won tho lilghont laurelH. Bho
then lurnoil to comedy and In "The
Countless Coiuotto," made an eoti-
ally RtrotiR Impression.
DopnrtliiR from her Kuropenn rop
etolre, Hho Htnrroil In "Holla Donna."
Turnlni; to vnudovlllo, nho attained
Rrent popularity In "War IlrldoR,"
tho only play based on tho Rrent
world war, which Is conceded to be
of permanent value. Hho mado her
Birenn debut In n motion plcturo ver
sion of this play, nnd sho later re
sumed hor work on tho sponklnR
MiiKO and appeared In "Coptlon
HhoalH."
"Tho flreat Nnzlmovo" then bo-1
Ran her celebrated screen produc-!
lions, "Hoveiutlon," "Toys of Fnto,"
"Kyo For Kyi," "Out of tho For,"
and her newest production, "Tho
Ited linleni," which excels In power
and beauty nnd elaboration hor pre
vious successes.
There Is Nothing
In Sight
i
P
mill
LEADERS KEPT
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to cause any one to think tKat foods will be cheap this year, as
goods on the shelves are sold they will be replaced with goods
purchased at much higher prices.
T
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Queen Quality Shoes
tOOK BETTER WEAR BETTER
We have a complete line of Fall and Winter
i Shoes which includes the newest and most popular
now in vogue.
THE BOOTERY I
CHAS. P. MAGUIRE
713 MAIN ST. !
mHH-lf
LONDON, Sept. 2G. Tho Ameri
can stnto department Is taking meas
ures to check, tho extentlon of the
Antl-Snlnon I.cnRtio's prohibition
campaign In Kuropc, according to
tho Dally Mall, which says two agents
of tho lcngiin who recently sought
pnssport facilities In Tiirls prepara
tory to vWtlng England were mi
nblo to obtain the necessary vises.
"Tho Amerlcnn state depart
ment," the newsparer continues, "Is
fully nllve to the detrimental effects
which extension of tho Anti-Saloon
league's activities to Kuropo m'ght
have On International rolntlons, es
pecially nt tho present time nnd
Bald to be resolved to avoid possible
mlsiinder' tnndlnrh."
Tho Dnllv M''l. which Is conduct
Ing a campaign In opposition to Wi
Hum F. Johnson, organizer of the
Antl-Snlnon lct'uc, savs It Is consid
ered unlikely that manv more Ant'
Saloon campaigners will lie nllowei1
to embark for EiiRlnnd at present
and quotes Mr. Johnson as saying
that officers of tho orgnnlzntion are
"senred nt all the attention which
lias been focused on the campaign
here."
A Skin (iimie.
A farmer drives n calf to maiKJt
and sells it for $9 and Tirlnps home
n pair of calf-skin shoes that sot him
"bade fifteen bucks.
SPECIAIj AT THB LI1IKRTV.
Don't miss the big double show nt
tho Liberty Saturday afternoon. The
extra picture will be shown at the
mntlnee only so those who wish a
doublo bill for tho single admission
price must como in tho afternoon.
26-lt
Drug Shops Conducted
for the Well as Well
a for the Sick
Wtrn drug stores are renlly
Kpartment stores, for thoy
-. umny unes or goods bo-
s drugs. Wo enrry many
to lines with which you are
one or less familiar, in nil
ne depaitmonts we buy
wods a8 carefully us wo do
FOR SUNBURN
Our "Amandine Cream"
'"""ike tho skin soft and smooth.
Ve have it la ar, cent bottles, also
ta bulk,
Emti&m
ALARM CLOCKS
feWo carry enly n standard grado that are nutlt for service and priced
. ?2.2G to $3.50. Hotter got ono now.
BOOKS BOOKS
Wo hnvo tho largest lino of
books for light leading wo li.ivo
ovor stocked.
HookH for chlldron, includliiK
nil tho "Hilllo Whlskoia," "Boy
Scouts" 'it ovoiythlng.
Hnvo you ovor road Harold
Doll Wright's now book, "Kecio
utlon Hrlan Kent"?
PHOTO ALBUMS
(lentilno seal grain floxiblo
lonthor covers, looso leaf stylo,
with r0 luivos. Pricod from 90
cents to $5.00.
Put your summer pictures in
now to show this winter.
Until October 1st we will give you ONE-THIRD OFF on all our Ivory Goods
make room for the biggest display of PYRALIN IVORY ever shown m Klam-
to
ath Fall
An opportunity to get that piece to fit out your set at a saving.
There is only one way to secure a Jonteel Com
plexion and that is to apply Jonteel Cream then
Jonteel Face Powder.
OTHER JONTEEL REQUISITES
Jonteel Rouge, Odor Concrete, Toilet Water and
Jonteel Combination Cream
In the matter of Flour the farmer is.getting the highest price
for his wheat known in history, yet we are selling WINNER'S
SPECIAL Patent Flour at the price of common flour, and much
below the price of other patents.
WINNER'S SPECIAL The sack $3.20
CRISCO The pound 33 l-3c
LENOX SOAP The bar 5c
QUAKER CORN FLAKES 3 for 25c
THE
Winnek Grocery
COMPANY
IMSTI.VGLISHEI) VISITOR
VOK UASTKKX
STAIl.
Tho members of the Eastern Star
are taking forward with a great don
of pleasure to a visit from their Wor
thy Grand Matron, Mrs. McMurphy
of Eugene, who with her husband is
touring this part of the state and at
present is at Crater Lake. Mrs. Mc
Murphy will arrive in Klamath Falls
Monday and the members of the
Eastern Star will give a banquet in
her honor Monday evening.
MMMMWAMMMWMMAAMAMAMWMAM
HOUSTON'S
"Metropolitan Amusement
. Lwwyirwi'"''"' -"" -- .i
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DAXCIXG
Vedneday & Saturday
Nights.
Topnlnr Jazz Orchestra
STAR THEATER
STAR THEATER
Special Tonight Only
CUNNNING
The Man Who Knows
Ask Him
(Re-engagement)
The Great Show of Wonders
m :., :f..'',
llUl CI iuuviu piiuiu .
Prices 25 and 50c
I
Sonora Baby Grand
9200.00
Built on the curved lines like the
Baby Grand Piano and the tone is
everything that you would expect
from the Phonograph that received
Highest Award for Tone at tho San
Francisco Exposition. Price $200
cash or terms if you prefer.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
Pianos Vlctrolas Records
Ijanjest stock between Portland and
Sacramento.
Now Location between Fifth and
Sij.th Streets
rEMPLE THEATERI
TODAY
Thomas If. Inco Prc-outs .
10X11) JIH.VXKTT
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'WHKX DO WH HAT"
, Comedy Diilina That Vim Will
Xetci" Forget
AImi
A I'liif? Comedy 1" Tun lMrts.
"exi: kvkry .Mixrii:"
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Admission Matinco 10 X 15 cents
Evenings 10 & 20 cents
BOYS, ATTENTION!
Say, Boys I We have just what you want. We
have just received a fine line of boys' high-top
shoes for winter, made so you won't get your feet
wet when you go out playing.
We also have some very fine dress shoes in Eng
lish lasts among our
AMERICAN BOY SHOES AND
BUCKINGHAM & HECHT
You'lJ find there shoes will give, you excellent
service and, above all, we agree to keep them
sewed up just as long as they last and that's a
long time.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
irAmrAw nivi'iTl)EU
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Orogoa
BRADLEY'S SHOE
727 Main St.
727 Main St
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