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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Such Hose Require
No Apology'
Ttic soft effulgence and the grace of Luxite Hosiery
commend it to all who have an eye to beauty. Its unrivaled
serviceability prompts them to recommend it to friends.
Now that discretion is the better part of buying, men
and women should learn the difference between this pure
dyed hosiery and adulterated hose. The new styles are
ready a good time to come in.
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THE INFANT "
FILL the all-receptive
child mind with har-
musical education early and correctly. With a
Brunswick in the nursery, the means of producing
music at its best is always at hand.
The Brunswick Method
of Reproduction
Today The Brunswick is creating a newer and
higher conception of phonograph music due to its
advanced method of reproduction by means of two
scientific and exclusive features, the Ultona and the
Tone Amplifier.
The Ultona
The Ultona plays all records of every make. Just
a turn of the hand presents the required diaphragm,
needle and weight.
The Tone Amplifier
The Tone Amplifier, an oval tone chamber con
structed entirely of wood, insures against harsh
metallic sounds.
The Brunswick, besides being an educational up
lift for the child in music and allied arts, is an instru
ment of grace and beauty. We fae pleMed to
demonstrate its many tine
Qualities to you. Come in
today or at your first con
venience.
H. J. WINTERS
Jeweler
and Optician
706 Main St
Phone 149W
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PLAYS ALL' RECORDS
AT THEIR. BEST
A. Knllnn la In town from Mnllu
today.
Mr. II. J. Martin of Klamath
Agency Im In Klamuth Kulto toiliiy.
Judge Chapman left thin mornliiK
fur S.icramonto, whom he will hMul
in fow tin) s on hiiHltuw.
Hyron Toed, who has boon vlslt
liiB his mother ixt Grunt IMS for
muuo tlmo, hns returned to thin city.
Mrs. Minnie Klaekus loft this
mornliiK for AhIiIiuuI, whoro alio will
visit relatives and friends.
Mr. ami Mm. Win. lUiKvlstolu ro
tunioil this mornltiK to their homo
in l):rrla.
0. M. Onoltl returned lust nl;ht
from Seattle, whoro ho hns been on
kKtil buslnesM.
Uoss Sutton, n prominent stock
man wn.i In town yesterday for n
short time from Ills ranch near
Dairy.
W. W. Carroll, who Is represent
itiR tho Oliver Chill Plow Works of
Portland. Is In town for n fow diis
attending to business connected"
with tho company.
J. K. Knman was In town from
his ranch on tho Merrill road tho
early pnrt of this weok buylnc sup
plies for his ranch, among them be
ing a drill.
I., n. Applegate. a ranchor of the.
Swan Lake district was In town this
week for the purposo of buying an
oatlro pumping plant for his ranch.
Mr. O. D. Durko, who has been ill
at his homo for soveral days Ls now
ablo to bo at his desk again at tho
Klamath State Dank.
Prank Owrns, a prominent stock
man of tho lily section Is In county
scat for a short tlmo.
Pat Parker left today for his
ranch near Bly aftor spending sov
oral days in tho county seat.
Miss Dotty QnridlB hua roturnod
from Eugene, whero she went to nt
tond tho University of Oregon home
ccmlng week.
Clifford Sovlts, who h.iH been em
ployed at tho Earl Shepherd Co., for
several months, has resigned and ac
cepted a position at the First State
and Savings Hank.
Mr. and Mrs. E .L. Chlldors. who
have been visiting friends in this
city for a fow days, loft today for
their largo stock ranch on tho Klam
ath Marsh.
Among tho arrivals at the White
Pelican hotel aro J. O. Swincy of
Portland and C. F, Goddard of Sac
ramento.
CAM) OP THANKS
Wo desire to express our gratitude
for the sympathy and kindness
shown in the loss of our son and
grandflon, Richard Uenton Uarr.
CI.AKENCE It. UAItlt.
MKS. CLARENCE R. UARR.
MRS. MATTIB ANDERSON.
The Business of Banking
is something more than providing a wife place for the money of a
few people.
Our business is to serve faithfully all the people in all mat
ters that have to do with their money. Our knowledge ami ox
perience are at your command. Our equipment of methods of
accuracy are yours to use. It is our endeavor to make our service
complete in all details.
Remember tho nicks
around tho edge of tho
dollar aro thero as
cogs to holp its up
ward climb.
Klamath State Bank
'THE DAYLIGHT BANK"
Corner Sixth and Main
Money In the nk
mibjcct to check is on
of tho convenience of
modern bunlneta.
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STAR THEATER
TODAY
WILLIAM K. IIA11T
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Lovem of thoso appealing stories
of tho rugged North will llnd a
pleasant treat in tho forthcoming
Select Pictures attraction, "Palth of
tho Strong" which comes to the
Star Thentro on Sunday. Tho star
of the story is Mitchell Lowls, that
virile actor whoso many years of
life in the North country have made
him one of the fow men who can ac
curately portray tho emotions of
those who livo in tho frozen wastos.
December 11, 12, 13. 22-tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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December 11, 12, 13. 22-tf
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath, 11G4 Pine St. 22-3t
7,17,
December 11, 12, 13.
22-ft
WANTED A butcher to opon a
shop in tho Spot Cash Grocery,
822 Klamath Avo. 22-lt
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December 11, 12, 13,
22-tf
FOR SALt: A. fow choice Turkeya
for Thanksgiving. H. Tojford,
Phono 18P13, Merrill Road. 22-3t
NOTICE
Tho Ladles of tho Catholic Church
will hold their annual Fair Doc. 11,
12, 13. 22-tf
SCATTER
December 11, 12, 13.
22-tf
in
"THE MONEY COIlltA!'
Also
A Will.) Went (V)ni(vly
"IIK.lt K1ILST FALSE HAKE"
SUNDAY
DIG MITCH LEWIM
In
"FAITH OK THE STRONG"
A Draiun of tlin ruio;! Xorthwrht
llrlm full of tlio Atlvrntum and
Itotminec that apiK-uLs to UI ciim-
of tliVatro )crn
-AIho
A IUk V. HMrii',l (Vinifdy
"ZIP AND ZEST"
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY'
MARGUERITE CLAUK
.(kmunt,
In
"MISS GEORGE WASHINGTON
A Thrilling Two Itool Wotr
Driiiiiu SluniiiK I'cto MoitImor
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
COKIUNK GUIKKITII
In
"THIN ICE"
A l'(rturt) that will thrill
AIho
SIDNEY DREW AND WIFE
In
"THE OUIJA HOARD"
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whitens like peroxide
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Seventy -Six Faithful Years
Ending December 31, 1918
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
SINCE IT REGAN HUSINESS IN 1813
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oregon
Has paid to policy holilcru and honollclarloH
IIiih iiccuiuulatod for them
$1,467,320,878
647,019 OH
Total benefits to pollryholdors mid beneficiaries . .. Hj0;9MiU
Has received from policyholders LJ
Kxci-ah of Ix'iiclltH to ((
llrihuliU-rH ami lion.-flrliirl 9 aKMHW81
1f That is to say, in 76 years The Mutual Life has
paid' to policyholders and their beneficiaries, and has
accumulated for them, nearly 284 MILLION DOL
LARS in excess of all that it has received from po ''
cyholders. Tht gain has accrued, of course, chietty
from earnings on invested funds.
Dividends to Policyholder.
Bine tho orjronlzatlon tlin Company ho pnM ,n cah '
pollcyboldort
$290,990,900
GEO. C. ULRICH
District Manager
Ofllco Ovpi- Kln.1 State & HIB- ,,rt"k
Klamath Falls
Oregon
IJsecir.lor 11. '1213,
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