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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 211, una
Visit our Baby De
partment We carry
most complete line in
Southern Oregon.
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H. N. MOE, Proprietor
Send us your Mail
Orders. We prepay all
postal charges.
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End of Season Sale of
Women's Heavy Winter
COATS
.There is still a long season ahead,
and-you'll more than get the value in
:wear of these handsome coats which
we are clearing out now at a big saving.
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Included are handsome Plush Coata,
firie'Velours and Silvertones with fur
collars. Every coat in the store is of
vpefiect workmanship you have choice
of "entire winter stock.
Wen's Winter Suits
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Included in End
of Season Sale
,fe,Theyv are all extraordinary at the
&pricM?we offer them. Many of them
are reduced 33 1-3 per cent
.Good assortment of- sizes now in
stock, all well made and silk lined.
Priced $29.00 to $65.00.
Challenge Sale of Wool
Nap Blankets
OFFERINGS THAT DEFY COMPETITION AT
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Here is Big News
of an important shipment of Six
Strand Embroidery and other
D. M. C. Cottons
Yes, all of those much demand
ed shades are included.
Art 117 Sixtrand Cotton, in
pink, blue, yellow, lavender, etc.
Art 119 Crochet Floss, white.
Art 151 Size-5 to 80, for crochet
ing. Buy while stocks are complete.
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These well known and reliable blankets arejshown in. pretty
plaid styles and are of good heavy weight.
Corset Specials
Many odd' styles and sizes have
been left on our hands after our
.holiday;rush. We have assembled
thenvin'a group on our bargain
counter at very attractive prices.
$1.49, $1.98, $2.48
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Newftaperies
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Many of our new style Spring
Draperies have arrived, such as
Cretonnes, Repp, and Silkolines.
Patferhsand;:colorings are entirely
new.
Personal Mention
Word linn Just boon received In
this city of tlio iimrrlnKO of Vloln Do
muth, dnughtor of Mrs. P. 0. Do
Chain of RlttppTiiRton niul I.uwronco
Wllsnv. which took ulivoo Due. 30th
nt tho ioiii. of frlomlH In Modesto,
CnJir. Tho couplo will nmko tholr
homo III llruy, whoro Mr. Wllsoy la
omployuit by tho llray Lumber Co.
Mr. Wlloy sorvod his country with
tho 20th Knglnoors In Franco and Is n
brolhor of Mrs. SoUor of this city.
About twenty flvo frlomls surpris
ed Mr. and Mrs. F. C. DoChnln tit
thnlr homo In Slilnplngton Tuesday
night. "Miislc anil cards pnssod nwny
n -peasant ovonlng after, which tho
real sunir.lso of tho ovonliiK was
sprung tfjiou tho guests woro Invltod
across tlj&stroot to tho homo of Mr.
and Mr.?Karl Looland, whoro most
delicious Vjfotreshmonts woro served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. DoChaln havo
sold thelr'.hotol In 8hlpplngton to A.
8. HasVifa of Doatty who has al
ready taken possession.
P. C. DoChaln has returned from
Hornbrook whore ho has boon spend
ing somelmo looking after his min
ing Interests there.
Mri. E. R. Orleve. who has beon
visiting Mr. McNealoy, left for Cali
fornia this morning.
Mr. Schneider, brother of Mrs. D.
W. Ryan, and Mrs. Duller, of Albion,
Idaho, Mrs. Ryan's slater are in town
to attend the funeral of little Chlor
eia Ryan this afternoon.
O. H. Daggett and wire left this
morning tor a visit In San Francisco.
Chas. Q. Twohy, of tho Dorrls Lum
ber company la In town on business
until tomorrow. '
Geo. M. Strowbridge Is In town
from Chlloquln.
. Dr. S'. A. Danford. who has been
conducting the evangelistic meetings
at tho Methodist church, left for Ash
land this morning. The meeting aro
continued this evening and Sunday
under tho leadership of tho pastor.
Mr. Johnston will sing.
Mrs. R. Vance Hutchlns left this
Theatres Today
'BTAU ''liny Fool-Btrnw Toot"
Clinrlos liny, Added Vauilovillo ut
I traction, I'rlnco Loo, Tho Talking
I Tony.
i TKMI'LB "Cllrla" Mnrguorllo Clark,
Plctogrnnh nml Trnvologuo, ndv,
AT THE MONDALE
FRIDAY SATURDAY
SHORTY HAMILTON
"THIS RANOKR"
0 Rcvl Wt'nlrrn Plrturo
I'eerlww Comwly
"ciiuhhi:i iiy clkvkunt.sn"
sunday monday
"natural 1w"
Comedy
"TUNING HIK IVOIIYH"
Mntlneo every Saturday and Sunday.
EJGGS
Strictly Firh Itanclt
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CAHII OA11HY HTORH
Rack of First National Rank.
RECKARD
TAXI-AUTO SERVICE
WiaUr ScWuU
Ptltcaa Bay and Shipping-
ton, $1.00
On or four
25c Mch additional
Rx Cafe. PnoM 77
LKAHK OF KIRK HAW MILL.
Up to twelve o'clock noon, Janu
ary 31, 1920, sealer bids will be re
ceived addressed outsldo to tho sup
erintendent, Klamath Agency, Ore
gon, for tho lease of tho Kirk Saw
Mill. Each, bid must bo accompanlod
by certified check for ono thousand
dollars (iiooo; returnable
to un-
ilrjaafill hlriftMra nnft ahnll aliitA Ihn
morning for San Francisco nnd othor,,tumpW to be paid which must not
points in California, where sho will. bo less than I3.r0 por M, the Mill
spend n two months' vacation
T. E. Griffith and wlfo left this
morning to visit in Ashland.
Miss Elisabeth McCurdy left on
this morning's train for a vacation of
two weeks In Newport, Ore.
AT THE THEATERS
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rontal which shall not be less than
I1.2G por M and tho prlcos at which
lumber will bo sawed and planod for ,
Government uso. Tho right Is resorr
ed to rojoct any ot all bids. Proposals
will bo mado on blank forms of lease
furnished on request, from tho Klam
ath Agency, Oregon.
WALTER G. WEST.
21-30 Superintendent.
I beautiful presentation of tho famous
SEEKING OIIV4
MELBOURNE, Dec. SOByMall)
The Australian government has
been trying since 1915 to find oil In
paying quantities In Papua (British! I
New Guinea) but thus far the Eng
Hsh'-fcxpert in charge "Of the .work, has
obtained only about.3,OOO;-.FU!0ns.
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Have you had a cartori'our PURE PIG
SAUSAGE? If not, be ure.tp nave one wrap
ped up with your next ordUSbfuality Meat
from our, sanitary shop. fThefeM'sages are a
new innovation in Klamath Falls and you will
be delighted with a trial package. We are sure
you will want more. They are made from pure,
fresh, young pork and pjtckiiM pound car
tons direct from the maker '
We handle the best meats in' Klamath Falls
at the lowest possible prices,
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Dib ntnamrcro
IMADRID, Dec. 23.t-In. almost any
Idered a calamity to; be without
cons
fiewspagesf.fMadrld has 'Just passed
thfflugalnicjjalj, experience In a per
lod of political crisis and during a
lockout in Barcelona, tbe:chlef Indus.
trial city of Spain. ..'
Absence ot the newspapers passed
almost "unnoticed -because; the people
of Madrid are not a newspaper-read.
ing public. Compared .with other
western cities of Europe the clrcula
tion of the newspapers heres'very
small. Many a small town newspaper
proprietor In America would consider
himself very badly treated it his cir
culation boks did not make a better,
showing than those of the metropoli
tan dailies ot Madrid.
The A. B, C, a well-printed' paper
with good local and foreign service
and well-printed pictures, has a cir
culation In the whole of Spain of
about 100,000 copies and the pictures
account for its comparatively large
circulation. Other newspapers well-
known -abroad by name as they are
frequentfy quoted on foreign and do
mestic affairs are satisfied with cir
culations of from 30,000 to; 60,000,
The advertising columns, too, make
a-poor 0howing compared with news
papers of otherargo cities. An- In
come of $6,000iUft m5nth is considered
good. The papers are sold at cither
five or ten centlmosbut the govern
ment gives the papers a bonus of an
other centimos for each paper sold,
owing to the Increased cost of production.
The shutting down of the news-
.p-nera was due to a strike of the
m paper workers. Editors who re
rewd C00 pesetas a month asked for
an increase of 20 to 30 percent. Re-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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WANTED Position doing gen9ral
.housework. Box W. Herald. 2 3-2 5
pdrters drawing CO to ISO pesetas'
demanded, a minimum ot 300' pesetas''
Compositors asked for a 20 to 30 per
cent increase-In their average wage
I of soveri' pesetas a day. The result of
tho itrjlko was. that two newspaper
disappeared andjtvro ,new ones, tbf
LlbertByband the Hoy woro born. I
Vfr-'CoiKJixGS SCARCE.. I
- pXENA, Col., Jnn.23. Lodg
ings are so scarce In Pasadena that
visitors 'here are ''put up, or thf
nighty In the city jail practically'
ovoryShlght.
Thejdre almost always men who
have enough money with them to pay
for lodgings for months, if they only
could f lnd..tne, lodgings.
The American Longfellow Society, poem by Longfellow has demonstrate
has indorsed the William Fox pro-iod that William Fox's knowledge ot
ductlon with Miriam Cooper as Evan
geline. The society says:
"Evangeline Is a stop forward, a
what tho exhibitor and public wants
Is unerring."
"Evangeline" Is at the Liberty to-
distinct addition to the history of the, night and Saturday, two special mat
motion picture. William Fox has con- lnees for school children at 1 and 3
tributed to the annals of the screen P. m. Saturday. All children four
one of the greatest works over cents, and. war tar 1 cent,
screened. He has produced It with
care and with slncorlty. Director Marriageable young women in
Walsh has brought to tho story allClilna usually wear tholr hair In a
his masterly art, and tho splendid' long slnglo plait, In which Is ontwln
cast that interprets It has given to od a bright scarlet throad. Tho
their roles tho dignity that tho great throad lndlcntcs that tho mnldon is
work demands. Tho success ot tho! awaiting a llfo partner.
FoR SALE-NIco little 3 room homo
In Mills Addition, city water, elec
tric lights, will be sewered In the
spring, fenced, garage, fruit trees
and etc.- $300 .cash $15 a month,
'JJ.T. WARD & CO. It
The most popular exercise is swim
ming at the Hot Springs Swimming
tank. , it
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FOR RENT Furnished, 2 or 3 room
apartments. Phone 80R, 23-24
WEATHER RECORD
Hereafter the Herald wilLpubllsh
the mean 'and maximum temperatures
and precipitation rocord as takpn by
tho U. S. Reclamation service sta
tion. Publication will cover the day
previous to tho paper's Issue, up. to
5 o'clock of that day.
. Max. . Mln, Precipitation
Jan. 21, 40 24 trace
Jan, 22, 41 22 .17
LIBERTY
THEATRE
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES'!
H .W. POOLE, Owner. HARRY DOREL, Musical Director
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TONIGHT
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's immortal, dramatic
poem
"EVANGELINE"
This is one of the finest pictures of the year
Two Special Matinees for children, Saturday, at
1 o'clock and 3 o'clock p. m.
i, GhildrenlB cents: Adults, 25 cents." '
SUNDAY
"THE 13TH CHAIR"
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