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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1920)
1'AOU K1VM "yJdTt as THE EVENING HERAID, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 3EK oovkiinmknt roiiwiTKK Holiday Program AND FAMILY (JO KABT, UM 47- U-1A l Mr. nmt Mm. It. Hober Itndcllffo left yesterday morning for n vlnlt of sevurnt month In tlio east. Whllo away thny will vlnlt Mr. Hail cliffs' parent nnd friend In Hldgo- tomorrow nftornoon, tho I nut daytof way, Pa and Mr. Hadcllffa' rola- tho present torm nnd thn beginning Central School Pupil of tho Central school Iibvo prepared a program (or presentation tlve mid friend on Chautauqua Lnko, Now York. Mr. llndcllffn ha been connect ed with thn forestry nonrlco at of tho two week' Chrlatma holi day, Kherclne will be hold In each room, about If, minute being glv Klamnth Agency nnd during hi nb-'"i each grndn. Tho program start seneo hn will takojlft couna In tho t 1:30 p. in. Ilecnuso of lack of nn foroitry nchool nt Madison, Wlseon- nssorrfbly bull largo enough to ac In, Upon hi rntunj'hn will b eon' jcoriiodolo thn goneral public, only nncted with thn Modoc Lumber com- parent nro Invited, Thn visitor mny pnny. Tluy your Xina prosonUnat Wlnt er and nvn 20, rsrsz FINE PERFIES Personal Mention o Tom Dixon, road supervisor, ro- port that nil work ha been top- ,,, pcrfUIno(, roay alway bo pod on tho market road In Too fouml noro but at chrlstmoa tlrao valley for tho winter n far a tho wo mjfc0 aptcm 0ff0rt l0 naT0 county i concerned. Any omer ttn exceptional variety. Tho very work dono will bo cared fpr by beat of Imported nnd domeitlc cdors, contract. (In beautiful package. Prices from 0, H. Miller I In town for tho ro-.u.oo to f 20.00. TIIUItADAY, DKOKMItEH 10, 1WSO. 3 RHEUMATIC JOINK (kiKm Rfght Out- Try TMs! of thn week from Pine tnalnder nidge. Fred Carlisle I In town from tho Parkn flro. mill. Thn milt ! cloned down for thn winter, Mr. and Mm. W. C. Dalton were In thn city moat of tho day yester-t pan irom room 10 room or visit one ,Uy on mnUnr of business from their homo near Malln. Rnrrn.nl P. R. Wllllnminn. ma- rlnn recruiting officer, left this morning on thn train for Portland, UNDERWOOD'S or morn room, n they chooso. Following I tho pregram: 1M Orodo One Hong und Itocltatlom, (Irado Two Chrlslmn Carol, Iluy your XmM present. a( Wlnt- t'rndo Throe TJontantu, "flnnta i;inu, junior." Orado Kour Kong, Chrltmn Carol Krom "flanta Claim.' n Cantata "Tho Hewing Circle." "Bantu' Dream," "Tho or and avn 20, ) 14-lrl How about that Aeolian phono graph for Xma. Winter Jewelry Rtorn, 1C-18 Workman' Kong," "Bnntn'a tho Follow," by NO HMKIIVK Kntlrn clock of Alnils l.ylo. (Inrtrudn A Co. rut In half KiquMto Orado Flro Folk Dancing, "Finnish hat, dress, dancing, tailored. Nw- lleol,"4 "Highland Bchottlncho," rt mld.seaaon tyle. All one-half. (Interpretive Dance, Virginia price only, flnrtrude Co. IG-nl Hlchmond. , Orado Blx Dramjtltatlon, "A Christ- Hair Dreiwlna- and Manlourlnc ,nlu "v1- Ilootk nt Catholic l.adlea from 1 p. m. to 7 p. m. Ilatanr 15-17 Keep Bmlllng 'ITU A OIIKAT MFK" Htar theatre tonight (trade Boven "A ClirUtmaa Bong," Story, "ChrUtmaa Truanti.'jlby. Hugh Currln. Bong, "Joy toittia World." ' Grade Mglit Bong, "fienerlovo," Bong, "Meecy Cloud," by Clara Daniel. Claudlna Witt, Unlcr Wallon, Donald Veatcb. Bolo, Donald Vraitcb, Hong, "Btnr of tho Hummor Night." Hong, "Holy Night." A Mrn nh.l.lmi. in ill" AJuiviiH ui uvujih iur airi iruin ma to eighteen year of age. Tbere'a, Alleging that her huiband wa In hardly a good author that you will the habit of wanning her face with not find ropreiented In our ktoek.iD" practicing tbo Charllo n.i... ir.i. ..- IChaplln ttunt of throwing J pie at her, n woman of Perth Am- rtMrCDtitrrroo 'hor' N" J" '", ,l,'"eiJ ,0 tbo court UNDERWOODS 'for eparate maintenance. I Ptf I BRlBBPVr?BK 1 JBMHbb MMMHMIMMH 4 i tlvngxir Yahi Quif IMravAr feet fit guaranteed. Prompt delivery., ! CHAS. J. CIZEK, Merchant Tailor M44 PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' BAZAAR Saturday, Dec. 18 Beginning at 2 P. M. in the parlors of the Presbyterian Church. Aprons, Cooked Food and Parcels Post sale. Your last opportunity to purchase those last minute gifts for Xmas. MMMrVMMAAAAMMAMMMMAMrVMrMAMMMMeVVAMMVVWMMW jTtfTf?ftt?TTT4tttfWTtTT'tTTfTtT?TTfTH Z STEAKS CHOPS ! BAKRITE BREAD I THE REX CAFE IS NOW READY TO RETAIL BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY ANlF ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS PASTRIES TO THE PUBLIC. ON SALE AT THE MAZE CONFECTION ERY STQRE, THE -REX CAFE. where hn will Join nnother result ing force. Mr. Willlamnon eamn hern, from Medford early In tho, Rummer and ha signed up 25 re cruit during tho pait few month. Don Vollmcr, who ha been In Portland taking n courae In wlrele telegraphy, ha returned homo. Hn flnlhed first In hi clan nnd enmo rwlthln flro word of panning a a flrat clai wlrelci operator. Tn tho prlng Don expect to return to Portland and complete hi courte. Mr. N. J. niume, proprietor of a rooming hounn on Klamath nve- nue, ha recelrcd word that her nephew, Levclan Cawtpett, waa In jured to no ran extent when tho car which hn wa driving wa struck' by a Bouthern Pacific train near Dun-1 M.ilv .A.nlli. Dr. A, A. Boule left thl morn ing for Portland where ho will at tend to bualnea affair for tho next few day. I led ford after an extended budnei vlnlt here. Mr. and Mr. O w. Corey, ac-, companled by Mr. Donnle Kill rnd. illtlln France Kalherlno Elll. tefti cuitard , ljU mornnK toT tner hornet In, Ix) Angele. California, after a vlnlt, with Mr. and Mr. A. Morrlseau. I Mr. and Mr. T. R. 8klIlington and daughter left thl morning tor' flan Franclico, where Miss Skllllng ton will undergo an operation. MIh Margaret Callahan, local milliner, left thl mornlng-fo? Port- l ... ...Al. J ana wnera ne win vim jor a i daya. - - A Mr, north lUrrli. nrcmpanted by her mother, Mr. Shepherd, U.ln town today from their home near Pine Orove. Wnldo Jone, who hn been In the city for the Ingerioll trial, returned to his home In Dairy this morning. Prentlco Puckett Is a county seat buslnr visitor today from Odesa. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jensen and daughter, niesslng and Loulic, left. ynaiiTuny iur nun r rauntu, wuciu they plan to remain permanently. Mrs. Orvlllo Elliott Is spending tha week In town from Chlloquln flho will visit her dnughtors who at tend tho Sacred Heart ncadomy Albert and Paul Wnmpler nro business vlsltorn hero from their ranch at OAcssa. C K. Mitchell of Algoma I lioro on buslneiM todny. Ho I registered nl thn Whltn Pelican hotel. I Ooorgo W. Palmer, general upor j Intondent of tho floldthwnltn mill nt Chlloquln, I tn town today on busi ness. Itoy Ulckmnn nnd wifu and Mrs. Walter Dixon nro here today from Fort Klamnth on n Christinas shop ping tour. Major C. A. Dewey I horn for a few day from San Antonio, Texas, on nrmy business. T. II. llradloy, of the California Oregon Power company, Is horo from Copoco on matters of business. Doudhnufe jO. Itheumatlsm I "pain only." Not one cano In fifty require Internal treatment. Stop drugglngl Ttub soothing, pcnotratlng "St, Jacobs Oil" directly Into your soro, stiff Joints and mutclo and relief come Instantly. ''St. Jacobs Oil" 1 a hnrm Ice rheumatism euro which never disappoint and cannot burn or dis color tho rkln. Limber up! Quit complaining! Oct a small trial bottlo of old-tlma "St. Jacob Oil" at any 'drag store and In Just a moment you'll bo free from rheumatic pain, noronen and stiff new. Don't suffer! Ttollcf and n euro await you. "St. Jacob Oil" ha cur ed millions of rheumatism sufferer in the hut halt century, and I Just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lum bago, backache, sprains and swellings. Baaa OMp and broths. Their difference lies la their fresh flavored goodness. 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