rAtiK'nvH THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUEHDAY, NOVE.hU.fcH 00, 1030. ot..Anni:m .hvwim- cmiii micitth Urn1, ' Jnlm Nutul will riitir7iilii tho IU.vAniiin Hewing suololy on Thiir tluy (itU-mooti at titir liouiu All fin UUoil articles for tlm Imraar should bo-hondod In nt this limn, 30-1 HAND LAUNDRY. (121 OuV HI. 0-t. Anil shoo In Dm store at 20 loss (linn than regular prim this wcnk at IC. K. K. store. 29-G 1. . i . . i . ' g tinjijmi'il u II nnnriririnri -infi. -.r.r.n.i 1.1 1.1 i.n. 'i. 'i.riri n "n iir ' ----------------,---- 41 4 A HAPPY HOURS 'AT HOME Nrl every happy and Joyou family bare good taustc 1a llivlr homo. Thtrr.Vlctrola tiiu dona morn to educate and enlertala to the pmn than all other musical Instrument combined. .Make- UiIb. year' Christina Olft one that will brine Joy 1 all' lbs ffatnlly make tbli a Muilcal Christmas Day a Vlclrola. rTtrsni-f( n wosth up. KARL SHEPHERD CO. ! Piano; Records, Victrolas' Jmmd0H0tfVWVW& DMMWUHM nrwrriimiBMl.' w ytw'iM' MVAAaAAAAMAAAAMMAtfMVWWVW TTHETTIME !Nmu THE PLACE 9th and Maim the CENTRAL Hotel qQuy. Garrett, Mgr. Get runder ccover Sxii a large outside room, withodeanlbccls and low rates. Stove heat Steam !heat'bcing installed now. Also rNEWS STAND Latest .Magazines, Newspapers and Periodicals. Come here for your Daily Also CIGAR STAND Big new stock .of Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco. Come here for your smokes PERSONAL MENTION 6 -o Phone 1S5W Corner 9th and Main 0im0t4k0miil Rowing at tfie. Xl L C PHOTO o to-djiy Norma Talmadge in "SHE LOVES AND LIES" A rollicking comedy drama with Norma Talmadge in the most pleas ing role of Her career. A baby tflrl wos born today to Mr. and Mm. "Win. 1. Ilotllnghom of 613 Washington stroot. Mrit. 3dhn Noud "will entertain tlio HI. Agnes Bowing society on Thursday afternoon at hor noma. All finished article for tbn baxnar should b0 turned In at thin meet ing. Ituilolf Kllma of Matin made liomcutentl proof today before Coun ty Clerk C. 11. Dolap. Mr. Kllma ban a homestead In tbo Tula Lake district. J. K. llratton ban returned from llnrknlny, California. Mr, llratton and tho bay will remain thorn un til tho close of tho school year. W. It. Hcott, who ha boon cm ployed, by tho California-Oregon 7'owor company during tho iiunimcr, left this morning for Yroka, whom bo 'expects to work his mine there this winter Ho wm accompanied by Horry McCharles, who will bo In tho California city for a few daya on matter of business. Osorgo Offleld drove Into town yestorday afternoon from bli ranch at 'Merrill to look after business. Mrs. Marlon Nino waa a city Ws Itor yesterday from tho Nine Lum ber company's camp at IMno Ororo. Mr! J. Vlllarl I a Klamath Fall visitor thli week from IMno Tlldgo, She la atopplng at the Whlto Pell can hotel. "William lagen a business tls Itor In tho city from Chlloquln. Hugene Robertson arrived ihe laat of tbo week from Seattle, where be ha besn for the pant few month, and left Sunday for Uonanta to Join bl wife, who wa MIm Inez Kill goro before her marriage tbla fall. Mr. sad Mm. J. O. Ooldthwatte re herti from Chlloquln this week and are guest at tbo White Pell can hotel, i Mm. V. L. Folk, of tho Modoc Lumber company, I a county et builneu visitor today from the Point. C. A. Malone, of the California Oregon Power company, arrived laat night from Han Frsnclsco. Out A Page I In town today from Fort Klamath Ou la one of county high school football team the Old-tlmn heroes of tbo Klamath Edward Hum braved tho snow In tho mountain and came Into town from Crater Lake yctcrfloy. C. II. Underwood, of the Under- -wood pharmacy, I the proud owner of a brand now scn-pasong.r llulck automobile. The deal wa made through tbe Lout Homeland agency. Mr. and Mr. Henry Depny made trip to town-ycterday from their ranch on tbe Midland road to pur ehaao supplies 'from ' Klamath Pall merchants. , j K. T. Hese'ltine transacted bu Inti here yesterday aftornoon from hi ranch home on tbe Merrill road. Frank Moorland and wife expect to Icavo for San Franclico tomorrow t morning for n couple of week' Ipleasuro and butlnes trip. Mr. Walter Mundy 1 a late or 'rival at tho White Pelican hotttl 'from Mcdford. Sho I hero to tako chanto of tbo Vlctrola and record department of tbo Karl Shepherd Music company. K. North ha returned from Port land, whern ho vlilted bl parent, Mr. ami Mr. W. XI. 'North, for a short ttino. Percy 'Grind, accompanied by hi nlnlor, M(s Mnrjorle, left this morn ing for tho Crliex I.umbur com- J'tpaiiy'a ciunp near llonumu. Kinanuri iiuuncr is ripcciru flown from Kort Klamath Into to Otiy, wberu ho lias been putting up buy nml tnaln for rnntlnstn In that dIMrlct this lummor and fall. If oil n II. Fought, n ranclmr In tbo Klamath bni.ln, wn a county scat visitor yesterday afternoon. A marrlago llcensu was Iwiucd yosterday to Atvln Ileus aittl MIm Mndellno Carlson. Hath tiro resi dents of Chlloquln. Joe Avery It III at hi houi In this city.. It was feared for a tlmu that ht. might huvo an attack ol flu I Mr. Wilkin nml son were ill town yfistvrduy from Odessa. Mm TTUkins returned lato last evenluK nml hor son remained hero to at tend school. Charles I.oiul wn In yestordny I from Poo Volley, purchasing sup- pllo. Mr. Illchnrd Geary .left tltla inornliiK for (lladsone, n plnro near Portland, where sho will ro maln with hvr mother for tho rest of the winter. II. N. Moe ha returned from n weok'a visit In San, Francisco, where ho attendod to business connectod with his dry goods store in this city. Mr. arid Mrs. W. C. Dalton woro In town yestorday from their ranch near Malln, attending to business nrnttor. Mr, and Mrs. Dalton hnvo Just completed n new slxtcen-room houso on tnelr ranch, which I a jnodol of modern conveniences In THE STORE OF QUALITY "WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS - - ' ; ' . t J Ut U 4..S M tXVlrt ' A.- .t . -r I i -. Ml I H t. . fill 1 I tsi xiurxanu tttit t o rrT?nnj , 1YJUH1IM.1 11 lSHJUJLO VTlViJUWll l$rjf7 WW I purityI WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUV THEIR DRUGS W,w . ay of a ranch bouse. K-'A- Kallna. a prominent resident M, Malln, waa In town lata' yestcr" laay afternoon looking after affair Ik fmiiscH. Jt,9ack Hamaker was a county teat visitor from Bananza yesterday. 3. L. Miller of Chlloquln Is reg istered at tbo White Pelican hotel today. Orabam Klehl and Henry Stanley, who havo been hero for tbo past tew montni, leu tor ban uiego on tie morning train. Mi. Klehl Is Veil lenown In Klamath Falls, hav ing graduated from tho high ichool hero. NEW TODAY FOR KKNT Furnished room with private family. Gentleman only. 431 Washington. Phone 273-R. 30-1 ' T TME 8TAK THEATRE -' Norma Talmadge production are always unusual. They must be, for Norma, herself, Is unusual. Her quaint and widely varied character izations are at once tho surprise and tbe 'delight of her thousands of ad mirers. 0 Many bavo asked why ihe. never wn given the opportunity of demon strating her very evident ability ns a comedienne. The answer Is simpta until of lato a suitable vehicle it that typo hss.ncTer been found. At last, bowever ,sbe Is to bo pre' Bcntea i na comedy photoplay as Ifi r-rt rt TT dainty Ind plijuaift as her own sweet self. Ano)tl3otlng 10TO stor7. , delicate as gossamer, has been rare-. fully, -wevea: into the plot. Here and. there tense dramatic toucboa have, been 'added. ' Tbe oecasiosal sug gestion of tears only serve tte more,, to heighten appreciation of Ihe Joy ous chuckles and hearty laughs which follow In rapid succession, "Sho Loves and Lies," a now Se lect Special, Is the play and It will bo presented at tbe Star theatre tonight, 20 oft on all men's suits, over coats, dress shirts and shoes, K. IC iK. Store. - 2-5 ? WANTED Furnished houso or apartment. Cull 330-M. 30-1 I WANTED A good placo for high school girl to work for board ond ' room. Hox It. C. Herald. 30-1 I J, FOR SALE Hcatr and 0007 High Cor., 9th. A00mWWWWmtAAAAAAAAAA,S READ THIS On Wednesday, Dec. 1st, with eac' $2.00 purchase we will sell 10 yards of lac edging for 7c PER YARD pump gun. 30-2 FOUND A ring on 4th St., call at G9 Washington between C or 7 1 o'clock ovenlngs. 30-1 ' WANTED Sowing machines. Any kind. Good nml Co. 100S Main St ' Opposlto post office. 301 :w t Brandenburg's Dry Goods Stor "Where the Ladies Shop" . FOH SALE String Instruments Violins, guitars, mandolins. Hawa iian instruments of all kinds. Snans. Good ami Co. 100S Main St.. ounoslto hnist offlco. 30 WANTED To buy threo or four room houso nnd lot close In. Good and Co. 1008 Main St., opposlto posfcjfflco. 30 THURSDAY Another big attraction you musl not miss FOIt KENT D-room houso. Posses sion at onco. Innulro at Central Outfitting Co. 9th and Main St. 30 "THE FORBIDDEN THING r tt Weather Probabilities Tho Cyclo-StormogrnpU nt Un Uorwood's Pharmacy, registered qullo a sharp drop In prosauro this morning, and Is still falling, at 2 p. m. Gcnoral forecast for noxt 24 Jieurs: "Cloudy, warmer, followod by unsottlod weather." TODAY'S SPECIALS Good six room houso and half aero of land along tho rivor where fruit novor falls, at bargain prle of $2500. A fine orchard and garden tract goes with this place. Modern seven room houso with concrete foundation, bath, cabinet iworK anu oig cornor lot only two flllfvlra fflnt Mntn Cf nt n.liiA . 14750. Owner roqulres $2000 cash. Tho rent from tho extra bedrooms will pay for this place. And wo particularly call your at tention to a 40x110ft, corner nt 11th and Main. Prlco only $10,000 on easy torms. A pleasuro to show nroDortv oven during tho stormy days. CHILCOTB & SMITH 633 Main St. 30 And shoo In tho storo nt 20 less than than regular prlco this wook at K. K. K. store. 29-5' I LIBERTY THEATRf "Always the Best for the Liberty Guest" IMW',W"IW,MI" - irr'riruuuiTon.-i.T.T.T. 'w' TOOLE, On ner ROGEB D. TOIUtEy, Musical Direr 'AtvWiM ri-ii-.riiinririiuuuin.VL.LL. TONIGHT Athletic George Walsh in "THE DEAD LINE" A story of feuds and moonshine mountains of Kentucky. TOMORROW "UP IN MARY'S ATTIC" tt A Force Comedy with Capers and Cutlet), . ' liublcs and llcuutlitit This In a poach- in tl -H. W. THURSDAY 11ESSIH HAltlUHCAI.E IN "THE NOTORIOUS MRS. SANDS" A Drniutv of High Society kmhvAb.