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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
The Evening Herald
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f FRED HOULK
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MOXD.VY, NOVEmER 24, 1010
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"We are not referring to the dang
er signal of the railroad crossing,
hut to the danger that confronts the
Yeople now In Klamath Falls. This
danger is simply their failing to lis
ten to the "Knock of Opportunity."
In this issue of The Herald wo are
printing a story about the remark
able growth of one of the banks of
the city. This growth is indicative of j
the rapid expansion of the city in I
every direction. It tells you that'
"tforTt throw your old
shoes .out in the wood
shed.. Bring them to us;
we'll make them look
like new. It won't cost
you much, either. We
caji dye any old shoes
to a fine nobby brown
or black color.
comparison. What Is truo of Main
street Is truo of every section of tho
city. Within flvo years Klamath
Falls will havo a population of over
twenty thouaaud people. That will
mean n Rival Incronso In olues
throughout tho en tiro city and
property that today la a Joko, as was
Main street property twelve years
ago, will bo making fortunes for tho
persons wise enough to invest.
Don't bo nfrold of tho price you
will havo to pay Klamath Fulls
'nronerty. us well aa. property thru-
out tho county, Is on tho market to
day below Ha actual valuo. Tho man
who Is waiting for It to got cheaper
will bo like tho man who was here
years ago ho will be tolling how ho
could havo bought It for tho price
r.sked today and how h'o intaod
making n fortune because he did not
have the nerve to Invest.
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"We Lead and Others Follow"
Bradley Shoe Store
Union Store
727 Main St
' There are manv eltlences of better
ing conditions In Holgrnde, Serbia. Hot
grade unlerlty opened a short time
ago. The American Hod Cross Is now
erecting barrncks to house the students .
during the summer.
In the spirit of the people there is !
a marked change for tho hotter In the
In.t few mouths. Social gatherings aro I
more frequent, and a few moving pic-
ture theaters nro In operation.
Shops In the city are gradually re- .
(llllng with stocks, l'rlcos nro high
Reports from the Interior Indicate a
largo grain Inmost with a ixisxlhlo
surplus for emrt In South Sorbin
Thee reports hae had encouraging of
feet on life In the capital.
K. S
ugarman
Klamath Falls is rapidly outgrowing
the habiliments of the small town
and that we are today on (he tres
kold of a city. Are you going to
stop long enough to look the situa
tion over and listen to ihe advice of
wlso busziness men who are telling
jou to invest in Klaninth Falls prop
erty? Twelve years ago a man could
hatVbought property on Main street
f'om Fifth to Tenth for from six to
twenty dollars a foot. The price to
day is no higher not as high In
China to Make Cement. I
The cement requirement, of North ,
China will probably oon be supplied
by domestic production. One large con
corn Is snld to control this Industry
In North China, and Its plant Is loaned I
at TiitiK-linti, a small town about 100 j
miles northeast of llentsln. on the IV-klng-Mukdon
railway. It Is equipped
I with modem machinery, and secures
I Its supply of limestone on the site of
the works.
"I ain't mad at nobody"
To the Buying Public:
Some of our customers believe NOW
when we say a certain time we mean it.
When we advertise an article you can buy it
as advertised. When we say a two day sale
we mean it and four o'clock means four not
three. We use our own original ideas and
you are benefitted by it. It's up to the new "
papers to tell you what we did on overalls
and all through the different lines in the store.
We, in the future will maintain the sanje
policy, one price to all. Better service is our
aim, and if quality is what you want we'll
have it for you.
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This Post -War Maxwell is a Rare
Study in Automobile
Development
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WHILE the great plants of the Maxwell were busy in
war production the engineering laboratories were
working night and day pn a Post-War Maxwell.
Today this car is in our salesrooms. It expresses in
a decisive way the progress of automobile making in this
country.
Unquestionably it leads the way amonij cars selling
under $1200.
There's a new type radiator, larger, more efficient, more
handsome; a new Elliott type front axle, which makes
steering now a tireless pleasure; a new rear axle, heavier,
with an indestructible four pinion differential; an improved
electric system; anew idea in an instrument board; a larger
and more convenient gear shifting leer; full crown fenders
with wire edge reinforcing, (the front fender aprons are
crowned to eliminate all vibration and rattle;; a new way of
anchoring the running board; a larger gas tank, and hung in
the rear; a new tire carrier; a new emergency brake, located
at the transmission, and not on the rear wheels; a heavier
service brake, and equipped with equalizer to '
prevent any tendency to skid. Also equipped
with Hot Spot and Ram's-horn.
These are but a few; end yet it is the
same fundamental chassis on which 300,000
Maxwells have been built.
To miss seeing this Post-War Maxwell is
to miss the motorcar treat of the year.
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At the Theatres
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Those, who hare had the oppor
tunity of seeing ."A Man's Fight"
declare It to be Dustln Farnum's
best production to date. In this
United Picture Theatres prediction
Dustln Farnum has opportunity to
gratify the desire he has for some
time expressed to lax aside tem
porarily bis accustomed cowboy
roles, and, In fact, he Is seen In tho
flrst part of the plcturo In evening
dress. The earlier scenes are laid
In the East with Mr. Farnum in tho
role of a young and somewhat
profligate only son of a wealthy and
arlstrocratlc Now York family
Laboring under a misconception of
a tragic event which occurred in the
aristocratic household, Dustln Far
num sacrifices himself for the sake
of his adored and adorable Bister.
His resolve to shield hor at all haz
ards from a charge of crlmo In
vokes his being sent to Sing Sing.
Tho locale then changes to the
vlrllo West where the young rrlstro
crat having served hla sentence, is
essajing to begin lifo iinnw At tho
very moment of his unsurcd micc'isd
he Is confronted with tho rtcord of
IiIh earlier career. Tlio denounce
ment of tho 'crashing criHla Is aalil
to form one of tho nioso thrilling
bconen of this great plcturo.
At tho Liberty tonight.
Just Received a New
Shipment of
Pathe Records
The melodies that have set all Broadway to whis
tling are included in the splendid assortment of
dance, vocal and instrumental records that we are
just unpacking. Come hear them whilethewidest
choice is yours.
aiiksgiviiig
Dance
at
Malin Hall
Thursday Evening
Nov. 27, 1919
Everybody invited.
Musicby-Malin Orches
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JOHN'.BROTHANEJK, .
J. F.'KAMAnAD
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DOUBLE DISC EACH 85 Cu.
iWhllo Others Aro Uulldlng Caxtlus In the Air ,
Campbell & Burr
Somollruw It Will Ho Lovetlme Henry Burr
Freckles Hilly Murray
In Miami Arthur Fields
Your Kyes Have Told Mo So -Saw A,h
Weeping Willow Lane I.owIh Junius and Klllot Shaw
I've Oo My Captain Working for Mo Now Eddie Cantor
When' They're Old Knough to Know lletter Kildlo Cantor
Karuvnn, Vat Trot. . . . Josuph Samuel's Orchestra
La Ouupa Muchachu, Ono Step Joseph Samuel's Orchestra
Wild and Woolly, Ono Stup Master Saxophone. Swtel
That Shanghai Melody, Kox Trot
Master H.txoiu"o o.v.
Coo Coo, Fox Trot Tuxedo .syncopaiir
Moonlight on thu No, Mud uy Fox l rot ..
Tuxedo Hyncopaters
I'uiaco i no
I'alaco Trio
Hello Baker
Hello Baker
You'll Uo Horry Medloy Kox Trot
Just for Today, Onu Stop
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Tears Tell .. .' Harry MtUludKoy and l''vJ,'c".,SInKn0"r
Olrl of Mlnu . Lewi James
Dreamy Alabama"" ll'otul lllltinoru Hawaiian O"'1'"
Huwnlllan Lullaby. . Hotel Hlllinori. ll.iwallnn "nciir
My Sugar Coutod Chociiliito Hoy v"""B z 't
Hilly Murra
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This wonderful sphere is no larger than the end o
a pin; but it holds within its polished frfafnlo
sqcret of the sweetest music ever played on a r
nograph. It does away with, needles and necu
wear. The Pathe plays all makes ogcW
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
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