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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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MMAMAMA
i4 the Theatres
One of thn clovorost ot the man
clovor Metro plays in which Viola
Dana has appeared on tl sereon
will bo the attraction today at tho
Liberty The lire This la tho roman
tic Comedy drama. "Tho Oold Curo."
n play ot flvo acts.
Annlco, played by Miss Dana,
finds a town where, all tho young fol
lows have left, aery dismal place to
llvo In, and decides to take matters
Into her own hands and supply the
lamentable lack of men. Her plot
Is a simple one and her only aid a
box of carpet tacks. How she ma
nipulates Jheso simple articles to
achieve her own endit is shown In
tho picture and the unexpected ad
ventures which follow one another
in quick succession gives action and
life to tho brilliant comedy.
Miss Dana is at her lively best in
this new offorlnR and has tho able
i support ot William II. Davidson,
John MncOowan, Howard Hall.
'Klsle Mct.ood. Fred Jones, Kranklyn
llnnnii. KM. Mack. Julia Hurley and
Ueorce DowlluK. The scenario was
ndapted from tho story, "( An-,
nico." written by Alexli.e MnWndl
nnd was direeto! h John Oolllm i
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To ion remember "The thrls
;tian?" If so ou 10C.1II It as a won-(
I derful novel by Hall Cali.e Hut
i"The Woman Thou tJaU'st Me" Is
'still more wonderful. It Is now a
; raramount-AiAcift special picture (
'nnii is mi view ut the Star Theatre:
tonight. The cast l all star and It'
in tho biggest thing In screen en
tertainment seen hero this season.
HKI.US UKSIDKNCN
K. T. Summers has sold his homo
on Pine street, corner ot Seventh, toj
A. A. Bellman and son. Tho consid
eration was not mndo nubile, but It 1
is understood the property brought '
a good price.
MMUm
Results
in Cooking!
That's What a Woman Looks For
and that's what she gets in using a
Coal and wood
arc too high to
s risk waste of
fuel in a range
of unknown
reputation.
You take no
chances with
a VVedgewood.
On Sale at
Evans & Balin
010 Main St.
Klamath Falls Ore.
a 1 nc wcaccwoou n
Mjl Pacific Coast Fire Box A
The Wedccwood
Pacific Coast Fire Box
is a bis Fuel Saver.
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Fine Dress Shoes
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Exceptional Values in Men's Shoes.
$15.00 Values reduced to $12.75
$13.50 Values reduced to $11.25
$12.00 Values reduced to $10.25
$11.00 Values reduced to $ 9.25
$10.00 Values reduced to . $ 8.50
$ 9.00 Values reduced to $ 7.75
$ 7.50 Values reduced to $ 6.25
$ 5.50 Values reduced to $ 4.50
THE SUITABLE
Xmas Gifts
400 Pairs Army Shoes
Included in our Immense Stock of Shoes we have
400 pairs of Army Regulation Shoes which we are in
eluding in this Gigantic Sale.
THE SHOE FOR THE WINTER
MEN'S SILK HOSE
make an ideal
Xmas Gift
MEN'S SILK HOSE, valuei to
$1.50 SALE PRICE 95c
MEN'S WOOL and COTTON
HOSE 10 PER CENT
OF REGULAR
PRICE
BRADLEY SHOE STORE
727 MAIN STREET
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ' JOOSK Qinixs "come hack-
Sunday, November 30th, 1919, we are serving a J
special dinner at $1.00 that will consist of
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FOR SAIiE One pair home inailo' LONDON, Nov. H. (Hy Mall).
bob 8NM1B. wen ironeu anu gtecj
streng: aiso waKon uuu uuu iutku
hay rack. Cheap. F. C
pens holng both Bcarco and
DeChalne, .h,Rh 'n prloo, qullla Mich aa wore
Phone 98-M.
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usoil a half-contury airo, arc enjoy
Inir a vocun In T.nmlnn. A nnmilnr
FOK KKIST r.lcoiy iurm.nu fo,,,,n,tlu notIon , to ,,avo U0 nu,H
room, furnace heat, use of phone
and bath. Phone 43G. 29-2t
dyed to match tho color of tho ota
tionory or the corroHpondont'n lroH.
WOULDN'T IIAVK IT
LONDON. Nov. 11. (Hy Mali).
CloorKii N. Harnofl, tho labor lead
er who la now In the United State
to attend tho labor conference, vu
recently offorod tho British ambu
diulomhlp to Ilorlla and declined It,
If publlahed reportH'te true. Then
Ikih boiin neither denial nor coo!r
matlon of tho report.
Dent yet. Herald Want Ads.
MKNU
Olympia Oyster Cocktail
Soup
Cream of Chicken with Rice
Ripe Oiivea
lU-llhllOS
Dill Pickles
Subul
Fruit Salad Whipped Cream
Your Choice of
Ymiog Klamath Turkey, Cheetnut Dreesing
Cranberry Sauce
Dcmpstic Duck (stuffed), Apple Sauce
Suckling Pig, Celery Dressing, Apple Sauce
Vegetable
Mashed Potatoes Sifted Peas
Choice of Detfeorta
Plum Pudding, Hard and Fine Sauce
Pumpkin and Hot Mince Pie
Cafe Noir
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FOR SALE OR RENT One of tho
best homes In Mills addition.
Owner going cast. A bargain if
bandied quickly, or will rent subject
to sale. James M. Watklns. Jr.,
Suite One, Swanson Dldg., 'Phono
84. 29-3t
In concfeiU6h with this special dinner we'will also I
J serve our regular popular-priced menu.
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FOR SALE 1918 Dodge car, auto
robe, L. C. Smith shotgun, 30-30
Savage, corduroy hunting coat and
boots, 9X12 tent, i'A" tent, tar-
naulln. camp chairs, stove, mroo-
quarter folding cots and floss mat
tress, largo floss mattress, puiQws,
springs, bed, writing desk, small
rug, electric percolator, Iron and
lamp, canned fruit, aluminum waro,
diuheB, cooking utensils, books,
tools, etc., etc. Call after 10 a. m.
1125 Main St. 28-tf
VOR SALE ImDroved 120 acres, 4
miles west of town. House, barn,
good well, etc. All under cultiva
tion, good soil. Will sell for price
ot Improvements, as ownor Is going
south. lizr Main ut. zou
LOST Dodge side curtain on 6th
St. Please leave at Dodge Oarage
sy-at
FOR SALE: Pair of 1000 pound
horses. Sound, Good anywhere.
Cheap. H. . Daniels. 29-5t
WANTED Ford truck or car ser
viceable condition. Don't care
for looks. Must be cheap. H. M.
Cheap. H. M. Daniels. 29-Ct
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BIG MILLINERY SALE
2t PER CENT DISCOUNT
AH hats in bur Millinery Department go ok
sale Saturday, November 29, at 20 Per Cent
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MASONS
ATTENTION
Special communication
Klamath Lodge No. 77,
A. F. & A. M., Monday
evening, .December 1,
at 7:30. Work in M. M.
Degree.
Visitors 'welcome.
By order of
fiEO. C. ULRICH..
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This Thanksgiving and Next
; If you are the proud possessor of a growing Bank
Account that spurs you on to bigger things be
glad ; you have just cause for thanksgiving.
If you cannot count this among your blessings, now
is an opportune time to begin an account in this in
stitution. Add to your savings during the year.
And next Thanksgiving you'll rejoice that you
started when you did, and be thankful for the bene-
0 fits which will inevitably have followed your action.
Klamath State Bank
'THE DAYLIGHT BANK"
Corner Sixth and Main
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