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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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XX LATE TO CLASSIFY
.fOR SALE 6 Al henry milking
cow, four cholco holfTer calves,
1 horso, harnosa and wagon, 1 good
Mddlo horao and a lino milk route,
Prlca flloo. I'hono 400W. 29-1
Portland Join or farm In Jackson
county, Ore., for Klamath Kails prop
rtr. W. C. Router, St. Marie. Ida-
o. 29-30
"0R SALE Oood tram, welt broko.
Ed. Button. Miller Hill district.
29-30
FOR HALE OB TRADH
Dcautlful residence lit. two blocks
off Main on 6th Bt. Will take car In
good condition aa port payment.
Small car preferred; terms. 39-1
I Maka re serration tot- board and
too at Dao Turner's balhhouso,
'Laagsll Valley. 298
VOCAL LESSONS
.Mn. Don Zumwalt announce a
tern of vocal lesson bjr the eminent
toadies. Mr. II. B. Pusmor. For
' rate aad arrangements phono or ne
Mrs. Earn wait. 91
BLOCKS FOR SALE 1 5 per cord
delivered. Thono 4S3M. J. M.
Guthrie. 29-5S
Mirrnopoi.iTAX oaragei
Used Cars a Specialty
buy
Chandlor Sis, soven passenger,
cord tires, extras.
Dulck Six roadster, 1920; oxtra
tiro and cover.
Premier Six, real stago car.
Overland flvo pascngor a
1315.00.
Ford touring;, new paint and a bar
gatn. Overland club roadster, fine shape.
Dodge Are pasenger, and a good
one.
Any one of these cars will help
you celebrate the 4th. 29-1
(UNUSUAL OPPOBTCXITY FOR
' PRACTICAL M1LLMAN
HOT WEATHER
Means Oil Stores, and oil
stoves means economy and comfort I want as a partner a practical
Incidentally Perkins can supply you mlllman and the right party can got
with stores and otena at price yon in on tho ground floor with me. I
can afford to pay. Also remember If .have 30 million feel of lumber, mill
lurnuuro you wani, we nave it, ready to cut; 3 miles of narrow
(as long as you want what we have.)
It It Is a trade you want, we have It.
PERKINS FURNITURE HOUSE
The furnisher of happy homes.
113-136 N. th St.. Klamath Falls.
Oregon. 29-3
LOST Saturday night between the
K. K. K. store and the tent show,
ob light brown bill book with em
Mem of the U. S. marine corps burnt
o It and my discharge from tho U.
8. M. C. Finder pleaso leave at Her
ald office. $5.00 reward. A L.
Smith. m 29-2
, Any parties having Ico cream pack
s' an belonging to tho Klamath Falls
creamery will please return them at
race or phone to 74 and they will be
called for. Klamath Falls Creamery.
29-3
guage railroad; teams; logglug auto
trucks; everything ready to produce
lumber to capacity of mill of 50,000.
I do not need the cash as much as I
do the right man. When you write
give full particulars, with references,
financial and otherwise, and as soon
as I have had time to make Investi
gations you will hesr from me. This
Is an opportunity of a life time to
the right man, but he must bo the
right man to get It. Address E. J
M Herald office. 2S-30
It)R RENT For 2 months. 4 room
furnished apt. Phone 21 5 J, Mrs.
Saunders, between 5:30 and 9: p. ra.
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FOR SALE Velvet rug, 9x12, same
as new,' and 1 rocker. Mrs. Wil
bur Jones, 215 High. -29-1
FOR SALE Fine range, kitchen
cabinet, bedstead, good assttress
and best' springs, dishes, kitchen
utanstls, lawn mower, etc. J. R.
Mason, 9th and High. 29-30
FOR SALE Household goods. J.
B. Mason. 9th and High. 29-30
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Begin Now Your July 4th
Preparations for a Jolly Time
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BUY RIGHT AWAY ALL OF THE THINGS YOU WILL REQUIRE FOR AN OUTING ON THIS
GREAT NATIONAL HOLIDAY, SHOPPING PROMPTLY YOU GET THE BEST
Silk Dress Special --Four Days Only
WE WILL PUT ON SALE A LINE OF SILK DRESSES THAT YOU WILL WANT AT LEAST ONE,
THEY CONSIST OF OUR LATEST SPRING STYLES, IN SATINS CREPE DE CHINE TAFETTA
TRICOLLETTE SERGES AND POPLINS
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Symphony Xawn
Jth& Paper with the Inviting Texture
HOLD sheet or Symphony Lawn Writing
Paper to the light. Note its translucent
clearness. Then feel the beauty of its real lawn
texture. It invites you to use your pen.
Then cbierve the water mark placed there for
your guidance and protection.
Symphony Writing Poptr ia the choice of dl
criminating womennet only because it is in good
taste-, but because of its splendid writing surface.
Made in three firlihes and several fashionable
tints. Sheets and envelopes to be had in a number
or styles, permit expression or personal taste.
Lrtcspondnce cards ana envelopes, also.
Dozens of Crisp New Styles
' in Lingerie Blouses at
$2.00
$2.50
$3.00
$5.00
The vorv kind vou are wanting to wear with sport
skirts. Soft Voile, Organdi Batiste Jap and
Georgette Silks. Large assortment to select from.
Specially priced for the week.
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SPORT SKIRTS
Real Hot Weather Stylet
$ 7.50
$ 9.50
$12.50
$16.50
Our assortment most complete in Southern
Oregon. All New Spring weaves and colors
Silkr Satins and fine wash materials.
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STAR DRUG CO.
Star Theatre
HIGHEST STANDARD PRODUCTIONS
TEKWILLIGEK A PATRICK, PROPS.
TONIGHT
Enid Bennett in
" WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS "
, - This Is a Paramount Picture and is snro to please
Abo' "THE STAR BOARDER, " a Martr Bennett Comedy ,
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"DESPERATE HERO"
ALSO A GOOD COMEDY
MATINEE EVERY DAY
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FOR SALE
Ten Room Houses
A fine big 10 room modern house
on corner lltn ana woraeu avc.,
two lots 60x110. This Is a real buy
at fSOOO; $2000 cash, balance easy
terms.
Mrs. C. K Whitby and children left
thin morning for their homo In tluhl.
Idaho. Thoy have boon tho guests of
Mr and Mrs II. A. Whitby of this
city for tho past week.
Harriet Walts toft this morning for
n month's vlalt with relatives and
friends In I-oh Angeles, California.
Harriet Is only flvn years old.
Mrs. Ben Daniels and daughters.
5 Room House
This Is a fine modern bungslow,
with bath and built In features, com-
pieteiy ruroisnea. cioseinon ain m.. Msreie. who have been
Price 15500; one-nau casn, oaiance.- -;- - -
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month, returned to their home In
Mrs L M Attebury ns a pisnen
ger on the mornfng train for Yrekn,
California, whero shn lll visit rein
lives and friends. tWnrn her return
sho will visit other CalKornln points
Mrs. 8. K. Ramshy left this morn
ing for her home In Ashland. She
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has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs K i; Martin, (or the past few
days
Mr. unil Mrs Harry Aekley left In
their rar yesterday afternoon for the
Aekley lumber ramp, whero they will
stay a short tlinn
easy terms.
6 Room Houses
A nice little 5 room house with
bath; close In on 11th and Pine.
Price, including range and hot water
tank, 12500; easy terms.
4 Room House
A nice 4 room house on Crescent
Ave., with bath and sleeping porch,
two large lota 50x170. Price (3500.
4 Room House
A good 4 room house on 3rd and
Lincoln. Price $1700.
I still have for sale a few good res
idence lots close In. Also some of
the beat ranches In Klamath county.
T. B. WAITERS REAL ESTATE
620 Main Phone 279W
29-30
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
C. W. Hazard, who haa heen here
on a visit wun nis mentis, wiiuam
Ollmore and Loyd Smith, for the
past week, returned to his 'home in
Portland this morning.
J, H. Clifton went to Dunsmulr
this morning where be will probably
maka bis borne. He haa heen doing
some carpenter work bere.
Marysvllle, California, on the morn
ing train.
W. Beck left this morning for
Nevada City, California, whera he)
will be two weeks on business.
N. J. Ilaker was a passenger on
the morning train for 8an Francisco
where he will remain a month look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. C. K, Weedon and daughter,
Dorothea, who have been visiting
relatives and frlenda here returned to;
their home in Ashland this morning.
They were accompanied by Mra. W-j
don'a brother-in-law, W. H. Weedon, (
who was called to Ashland by the.
serious Illness of his wife. .
8. D. Dearing left thla morning fori
Stockton, California, where be will
make his home. His family will fol
low In a few daya aa soon as Mr.
Dearing can find a place to live.
Mra, C. C. Hngue left on the morn
ing train for Albany, Oregon, whera
she will visit her mother, and her
brother, Judge, Kelley, for about a
month.
Mrs. A. M. Thomas and mother,
Mrs. Wear, are here for a few daya
from McCloud, California, to visit
tbeir ranch at Malln.
LIBERTY THEATRE
THE PICK OF THE PICTURE!!
AND
A NEW ONE EVERY PAT
H. W. POdLB, Owaer HARRY BORKL, IfaeieaJ Dtoirtw
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TONIGHT
Sir Ernest Shackelton's great trip across the
South Pole at
"THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD"
A dirlag Jou-ney through the Perilous Heas of the Antartte
, A never-to-be-forgotten picture
A'mJfty Comedy aw well and the Third Chaetar-of
"THE EVIL EYE"
111th the Lightweight Champion of the World,
Benny I-eonard, starring
WEDNESDAY
Mr. H. B. Warner in .
"THE MAN WHO TURNED WHITE"
MATINEE EVERY DAY
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