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THURSDAY, APRJfc 2t, 4
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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And when you DRESS UP, dress up in one of our
" KUPPENHEIMER "
Classy Spring Suits. New Patterns, New Styles, for all
builds of men. Prices from
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AND A NEW NIFTY SPRING "KNOX" HAT ANP A PAIR
OF SWELL "NETTLETON SHOES" WOULD HELP A LOT
SEE THE NEW STYLES NOW READY
DRESS UP THE BOYS IN "DUBBELBILT" CLOTHES
THERE ARE 20 REASONS WHY
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LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS
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I PERSONAL MENTION I
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J. A. Parker who has been spend
ing some time visiting at the home
ol his daughter. Mrs. Jas. Driscoll,;
returned to his home yesterday.
N, B. Drew is having a portion of
his lot on 9th street filled in and will
.more the house he now occupies on
to it to make room for a modern
homo he expects to erect on the
property, ' '
The old barn which stood at the
corner of 10th and Grant street has
been torn down and has greatly im
proved the appearance of this por
tion ot the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bailey have
motored over to Rogue Ulver valley
to look after property interests
there.
Rpb Spink was in from his home
at Spring Creek jesterday.
John Callahan has disposed of his
ranch in Merrill and has purchased a
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DISINFECTANT
Tin power of good disinfectant is almntt bojond belief.
It K nilequito to a guarantee of perfect health. Germs
abido uiiM-ea, uiihc.ird- They are reached only by Invisi
ble means of disinfection. Spray or sprinkle or leave
around dishes with Reed disinfectants and the air uill
become cloaner-'iuid clearer and more, highly purified and
the lutnlth will be better guaranteed. We sell the very
best dlslnfcctanti for! homo'-use. Odorless, colorless and
complete A stronger, disinfectant for outhouses and
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V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
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StafcJ Theatre
HIGHEST STANDARD PRODUCTIONS
TERWtflilGEK & rATRICK, PROPS.
$ f O P- A Y
Big Double jAttractiofc--Twq Favorite Stars
YMable Normand in Her Lastest and Best'
V . CwUd and Wooly Comedy
"PINTO"
Eugene O'Brien in
"SEALED HEARTS"
Order of show; Pinto starting 7:15; ,
V 'oil i. o on d:i h.oa
oeaiea nwru o.ovi uv uv
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home on Michigan avenue where ho I few days visiting friends and rela
expects to reside. j tives uas called to Medford yeater-
C. T. Darley has purchased the ( day, morning by tho Illness of her
Seitz rocldence on tho Esplanade in i mother.
Hot Springs addition and expects to
make it his home.
Friday night the Machinists Union
will givo a smoker In tho Union hall
at which the Central Labor Council
will be guests.
Tho Ladies Club of tho Elk3 will
givo an Overall and Calico ball to
morrow evening at Elks Temple.
Luke Walker and floss Finloy who
have been In Fort Klamath for a few
days on business returned homo last
night.
James Driscoll spent the day In
Chiloquin yesterday on business.
Horaco Manning has purchasedt
tho otllco building on Conger avenuo
which was erected several years ago
A large number of people from ' b Joe Pierce and will convert It Into
this city are planning to attend tho , a modern bungalow whero ho will re
blg dance to bo given In tho thriving side.
young city of Malin Saturday night, j Mr and Mrs. James E Hosklng
Ray Weed and family and Miss have returned to this city from Yer
Bernice Wellen who have spent tho rington, Nevada, and will mako tholr
past .four jears In Honolulu are In 'home. This will bo welcomo nowg to
the city on a visit with friends. Mr. ! tho many friends of this popular'
Weed resided hero .for a number ofpoung couple. It is needless to say
years when he was associated with J. that Mr. and Mrs. Holvln are very
A. Gordon In the Southern Oregon t happy over their return. Mr. Hos-
Auto business.
Tho steel has arrived for tho big
new garage being erected by Garrett
and Son ojl Cth street,
v N. R. Rowley and Frank Cpurtadoj
Odessa.
A. G. Allen and family havo come
from Portland to make tholr home
In Klamath Falls. They-will reside
at 332 11th street.-2" '
CV,H. McCutchen ,who represents
the' Standard Oil Co., is in the city on
one of his regular business visits.
, C. W.'Larrimer and family of
king will engage In business hero.
DIVORCE SUIT FILED
F. M. RIppey has begun suit In tho
circuit court against Jennie Rippcy
on the grounds of desertion. '
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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FOR.SALE Motor boat; one of the
nAfr tllnfiaitvn InllHAltAn m 4li a lnl
Crescent City are in the city looking Am buyIng ,arger boat and otterhiB
lot quick sale at llu, Jas. M. Wat
kins, Jr., phone 30R, 29-30
over tho country with a view of lo
cating.
Ray 'Court Is expected to arrive
Saturday from San Francisco to
make his home. He will be associat
ed with the thriving young managers
ot tho Imperial garago. Mr. and
Mrs. Court have many friends In this
city who will welcome them back to
their old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Downo aro
spending a few days Jn the city from
tholr' homo In Bonanza.
Patrick O'Leary and Dennis Hor
gan arrived last night from Cork,
Ireland, and will mako Klamath
county tholr home.
E. E. Wade, assistant general
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FOR' RENT Light housekeeping
rooms; will exchange for some
housework each day. 741 Walnut
Ave. 29-30
FOR SAL13 CO tons 170 hay, $15.00
per ton. Hagolstoln Ranch, Ala-
goma, Ore. 20-3
FOR SALE-7-Studebaker Six, 7-pas-senger,
Just overhauled, reborod
and now pistons and rings, now ring
gear and uinlon, now starter, now
generator, now top and paint last
fall, SFoderal cord tires, ono brand
new., rnce iiuu.uu; some terms.
"LET'S GO"
passangor agent of tho Southern Pa-'Soo Nowt, nt tho Mecca, or phone
-in., onmnanv loft fnr h nnuthl13BJ H'lT
this morning. v
' Christian Spies, representing tho
.1 nn.7 , .,' Barest thjng you know. Dnt first
Is In tho city. This company has tho !,et. h:ive tno tIrCB nsp0cted at tne
contract for all of the concrete cul--Klamath Rubber and Leather Co., at
vflrts to be used undbr the highway U26 Main 8t. Inspection tree. a
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contract of Oakur Uuber, and Mr.
FOR RENT 2-room houso, unfurn
ished, $10.00. COG N. Gth, plionu
339 J. , 20
WANTED Clean rags, any kind, He
lb., Mallory Garago, C3T Willow
Ave. 29-30
LOST Ycstorday, bill book contain
ing $25 and other papon. Liberal
roward paid. Return to Brandon
burg's Dry Goods Store. 20-1
Jfenci:
Tho Uidles of Sacred Heart church
will hold a silver tea ut Joluixlou's
Furnlturo store Saturday, Htnrtlng nt
noon. All aro cordially Invited.
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NOTICE
, St. Pauls Episcopal Guild will hold
a cooked food and apron snlo nnd al
so servo toa In tho Library hall Sat
urday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock.
Evoryono Invited.
FOR SALE PInno in flno condition.
Cash or terms. Winters Jowolry
Store. 29-tt
MASONS ATTENTION'
j Thoro will bo a spocial communi
cation of Klamath Lodge No. 77 A.
P. & A. M. Fridav nvenincr. Anrll 30.
1920, at 8.0'clock p. in. Work In M.J
M. Gcgreei Visitors welcome.
29-30 I Qeo. Chastaln, W. M.
MIIi:ilTV BONDS TAKEN
ON THESE BAIUiAlNS
SIXTH ST. brick building G0xl04,
paying 7 per cent nut on $11,700.
Will take $ 11,000 $10,000 In Lib
orty bonds, $1,500 cash, or any part
In bonds up to tho nbovo amount. G
por cont Int. Rent can bo Increased
to $100 por month.
I also havo for sato tho lot on
Sixth botwoon tho nbovo brick bldg.
nnd Dunham's garage. The lot Is
00x104. Pavomont Is paid, l'rlco
$G,2G0; $S,000 In Ltborty bonds;
balnnco cash or terms, with G por
cent Interest.
ALSO
ONE OF THE BEST gonoral mor
clmmllso stores in Klamath county.
Doing n good buslnoss nnd Increas
ing ovory month. Did n $20,000 bus
iness this year. 40 acres ot land, 30
In grain. Largo storo building 40s
00, 2 rooms, good fixtures and show
cases; 0-room bungalow; nlco hall
3Gx48; stone storo room 12x24; gnr
ngo 22x22; ono G. M. C. truck; post
olllco; 20 Mors ot wood. Prlco of
above, $4,700. Stock will Involco
$8,000. Will soil for $12,000 and
tako $10,000 In Liberty bonds. Bal
nnco cash or easy tonus, with G por
cont Int.
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ANOTHER LOT on Sixth St.. GOs,
104, a llttlo furthor out. Prlco
$3,000 $1,000 Liberty bonds, $000
cash and iBOO a yoar. Int. u por
cont. W W. Fordnoy, Lorella, Oro.
Larry Cheney, formor woll-known
pitcher of 'tho Cubs and Dodgers, has
signed with tho Columbia
the South Atlantic league
In Belgium all girls under twonty
ono aro forblddon to work In hazard
ous occupations, such ns thoso using
team of harmful chemicals or poisonous
fumes.
Spies Is here to make arrangements
for the Installation of the plaut that
is to bo used In manufacturing them.
Mrs. Emma Wing Is In the city far
a short visit, coming for the purpot)
of looking nfter her prpporty later
ests.
Miss Marie Rsmbo -who has heeo
In the city froia Ban, Francisco for s
WE WILL INSPECT your tlron freo
of charge, fill 'em up with air and
give you tho service ot an oxpert,
who will tell you true about our
tires and nake necessary ro pairs If
nendod at reasonable prices. 1U!
Main St. 39
FOR BALE Oliver typewriter, used
only three months, Inquire at
638 'Oak1 streot evoarags er phoa
386 during the dajr. J9-
LIBERTY THEATRE
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
AND
A NEW ONE EVERY DAY
K. W. POOLE, Owner HARRY BOREL, Musical Director
TONIGHT ONLY
"MY LITTLE SISTER"
From the novel by Elizabeth Robins
' A story of the big city's menace
FRIDAY ONLY
You will surely want to see Frank Mayo in
'THE BRUTE BREAKER"
A Picture as Big as its Big Woods Settings
Sunday, William Farnum in
'THE ADVENTURER"
MATTNEB KVERY DAY
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