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E, ' - THE TEST OF STREMSTH J ' " ' ---raramraii!
& v- neetllowork and dollcious ref resh-
fej - li A f 0 f 1) raents were sorvcd. In addition to
p.j, ' " I " I jf needlework ttho club enjoys a book
.W I oxcliango and tho books being read
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Several pleasant home parties ana
elub events marked the passing of
the week in society circles. As win
ter approaches the outdoors ceases
in InrA as strnnirlv n In thn lnniror
and sunnier days and many morel by. Julia Lipmnn: "The Triumph" by,;
ntpnint nffolr nr lln nlnnn.!. Wl "BPbln: "Tho Castaway
Halllo Ermine Hives: "Mr. Dingle
wi.i. i.ii- .t 1 .Jhy McCutcheon; "Tho Perch of tho
iuo "uu ciiuiu iiuici wua iuk . .
uevu- uyuertnuie; xne awaiiow
by Ruth Dunbar; "Dawn" by Eleanor
Porter; "IJob Son of Battle" by
rere the guests of the Klamath Falls' Alfred 'vant; "Winning tho Wlld-
, "Life and Gabriel" by Ellen Glasgu,
I "The Winds of Chanco" by Ro
Beach: "Tho Indian Drum" by Ed
win Palmer; "Flexible Ferdinand"
scene of a ball Wednesday evening
when the Portland business men who
Yisited the city early in tho
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people. The beautiful dining room
was filled with merry dancers until
midnight, when the visitors left on
the special train that brought them
from Portland, all declaring that the
evening was tho most plestant of
their entire" trip.
Mrs. R. H. Dunbar was hostess to
the Art Needle Work club at her
home on Jefferson Street on Wednes
day afternoon. Thafternoon was
pleasantly spent In conversation and
erness by JMargarct Hill sicuarter;
"The Bent Twig" by Dorothy Can-
field; "Tho Desert of Wheat" by Zano
Grey.
The club members present wore
Mesdames George A. Wlrtz. George
Hayden, K. G. Cummings, G. W-.
White, George Chastaln, James Brat-
ton, R. E. Wattenburg, C. M. Rams-
by, A. G. Piel, S. E. Martin, Jennie
Hum and R. H. Dunbar.
The gueste of the club during tho
afternoon were Mrs. W. A. Del.ell,
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First, as Usual!
The New Broadway Hits
Phonograph '
Records
On Sale Now
Here they are all new records of the latest delight
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Daddy Long Legs Henry Burr) 22148
I Know What It Means to Be Lonesome Lewl8 James)
Hawaiian Lullaljy Jame3 and Hart) 221C8
Sweet Kfbses Acme Male Quartette)
Tulip Time, from "Zlegfold Follies of 191D" Henry Burr) 221G1
Mandy, from "Ziegfeld Follies of 1919" ....Invinciblo Four)
You Don't Need the Wine to Have a Wonderful Time, from)
"Zfegfeld Follies of 1919" Eddie Cantor) 22103
Oh! The Last Rose of Summer, from "Ziegfeld Follies of)
1919" )
-The Vamp "6'n'o-Step) 221C4
Shake Your Shoulders Fox-Trot)
Will O'Wisp, from "A Lonely, Romeo" Fox-Trot) 221CG
Honeymoon Waltz, Vocal Rerfrain by Harry McClaskey)
Castle3 in Spain One-Step) 221C8
Jerry Fox-Trot)
Some Beautiful Morning (I'll find you In my arms) from)
"Sinbad" Ernest Haro .Baritone) 22170
That Lullaby of Long Ago, from "Sinbad"....-. )
- Ernest Hare, Barltono)
Carolina Sunshine ., Sterling Trio 22173
Oh! What a Pal Was Mary Henry Burr, Tenor)
I'll Be Happy When the Preacher Makes You Mine )
. - -- v Storling Trio) 22175
Give Me a Smile and Kiss Arthur Klelds, Baritone)
Breeze(Blow Back My Baby to Me) )
Premier American Male Quartet) 22177
You Didn't Want Me When You Had Me )
: Irving Gillette, Tenor)
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And while you nro making your record select
tlons let us play them on tho 'Pathe Phonograph,
You will enjoy tho full, rich, liquid tono produced
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Mrs. Chas. "Moore, Mrs. Lou Rogois,
and tho Misses Helen Shlvi, Edna
Dunbnr, nnd Mary Jano Moore.
In honor of Mrs. J. J. Joslln o(
Minneapolis who Is tho guest of Mrs.
Gilbert Fleet, Mrs. Herbert D. New
ell entertained on Wednesday after
noon of tills week. Cards and
i.cedlcwork entertnined the guests
during tho afternoon and Miss Fran
ces WIloy rendered sovornl delight-
by ful solos. A beautifully decorated
ii'uiu Kii'l'iuu wiu ijui'aw ,11 UtU LIU9U
of tho afternoon and most dollcious
rofioshmeuts woro served, lied car
nations wore used for decoration.
Tho guests were Mesdames J. J. Jos
lln. Gilbert Fleet, Herbert Sutclirfe.
H. h. Stewart, Charles Magulro, Fred
W. Baker, Fred Fleet, and tho Misses
McMahon. Frances Wiley, and Mil
dred Colnhan.
Mnryollyn Bradfordd illttlo dau
ghter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Louis Brad
ford, entertained nlno littlo frlondn
at her homo last Saturday nftornocn
In honor of her ninth blrt'i an
niversary. Two of her I'ttle guests
vero nine years ild, tos, so thorn
wore cakes with pretty candles on
for each of them ir.d dollcious Ico
cream. After a happy afternoon aho
quests departed wlsh'-i; Mnryollyn
many more happy birthdays. Thoso
present wero Dorothy Skllllngton,
Helen and Ruth Coffer, Vera on 1 .
Alice Sweetman, Jane Grncolon, Hopo
Cordon, Joy Evnns, Veronica Mc
Andrews, and Mnryollyn Bradford. '
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Misses Ivo McLaughlin and Honel
Guest entertained tho Kedron club'
at tho homo of Mrs. Ludden o'n Sixth,
street, Tuesday evening. After n'
luslne33 mting a social evvenlng was'
spent and refreshments served. Thost
I present wero tho Misses Augusta nnd
, Gortrudo Parker, Anna M. Mn and
Jennie Jonnslon, Fayo Hoguo Bondv
1 1 th Patton, Alice Palmer, Fann'o
Virgil. Ruth Avery, Waive, Dro'v
i:va Hanks, Vnndcnburg, Russe'l
.Uniy Bnjl, Helen GuM Ivo Mr
Lai'ghlln, M3 tamo Mplliv, TJr'lnk-
er. Orvn Cumest, W. S. Slopgh, Rnd
cllffo and Ludden.
Miss F"yc Hoguo entortaincd tho
Five Hundred club cf which she Is n
member, at hor homo on High St.
Saturday evening. A very pleasant
evening was spent nt cards. Miss
Minnie Barnum winning tho high
hcoro. Dainty refreshments wore
served by tho hostess to Mrs.' Orvn
fcarnst, the Misses MInnIo Barnum,
Anna May and Jennlo Johnston,
Jesslo and Elslo Ford, Ina Oraham,
Nellie nnd Either McAndrows, Pearl
Leavltt, and Waive Drew.
Ready for Immediate Service
ALSO
Ready for Immediate Service
Correidales The best sheep in the world for crossing on Me
rino ewes. They give at once weight and quality of wool, and
quantity and quality of mutton.
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For rough country, from sea level to 8000 feet altitude, and
from Patagonia to Wyoming, they have proved themselves su
perior to the Merino. With the legs1 and face clear and wool
packed about the body, the
NEW SHEEP OF THE NEW COUNTRY
have proved themselves superior, for rustling ability, hardihood,
ability to raise good twin lambs, and quantity and quality of both
wool and mutton.
Dt?Y 17
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CO.VDOIt HKIT
Tho original Red Friction Surface
Belt. Guaranteed, to give more sor
vlco far tho dollar than any other
rubber belt.
For Sale By
Tho Klamath Rubbor & Leather Co.,
11 20 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oro.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Six Rhodo Island Rod
hens and rooster, 2445 Darrow
Ave., Mills Addition. 18-lt
FOR SALE 9 room modern house,
furnaco, lawn, fruit trees. Good
torms, 219 Jefferson. 18-3t
Pntlio
Knppliho
, Bull
. H. J. WINTERS
706 Main St. Klamath Falls, Oregon s
WANTED Woman for gonornl
house-work for small fnmllv. Tiild
dlo nged woman preferred. Perma
nent work. Apply County Agricul
turist offlca, . 18-Ct
FOR SALE 3 in, farm wagon 'and
now buggy tongun with doublo
tieo and yoke John N, flohnltz
Arthur Lewis' place on Big Ditch,
Klamath Falls. 18-Ct
FOR SALE 15 A Milk. cows all of
tnom coming rrosn soon , 3 dozen
chickens and 18 turkoys, will nlno
soil 3 or 4 'horses cheap. See Rob
erta, V, mllo west of Mlllhr Hill
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OLENE, OREGON
December Is tho favorite month i Tho length of silk In tho cocoon
for marriages In France, Spain and of a Hllkworm Is about a third of a
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paflsengcrs. Tho ehlps to bo used In this sorvlco nro 60 foot
m?L fim,l01nn,!,,oul,wUh BtP8 at Chicago, Olovoland and
iiH.5 lnU'. ,ha. Now YorU th0 WrBt trans-conttnontal "mil
lionairo apodal" Is schedulod to loavo for San Francisco with'
paBsongerB. Tho ehlps to bo need In this sorvlco nro CO foot
Jong, equlppod with twin LIborty engines and hnvo a luxurious
Inclosed cabin nttod up llko a chair car. Later regular -scbedulo
will bo malntalnodj ""
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