PAOU HIX
THURSDAY, APIUli 7, 1DBI.
At the Theaters
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALggEj
What Oil Development
Has Already Done
(or
Klamath Falls
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Allan Dwnti has turned to his first
lovo comedy drama In producing "A
Period Crlmo," his second Associat
ed Producers' roleaso, which comes
to tho Star-thcstro today.
Ho has takon n simple Btory, em
boll'lshod It wjth sound philosophy,
provided plenty of romance, humor
and pathos and turned out tho beet
comody drama of his carcor.
Jtonto Bluo Is tho hero of tho
story and Jacquollno Logan, a form
er Zlegfold girl ploys opposlto him.
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Nazlmova ,tho brilliant Russian
star, In her nowost production,
"Strongor Than Death," Is announc
ed by tho management of tho Lib
erty Thcatro as tho special attrac
tion today. Tbo presentation of this
great artisto in a great photo-drama
is described as a particular treat tor
motion plcturcr-goore.
In "Strongor Than Death." Nazl
mova roturns to poworful emotional
roles after her elovor Impersonation
of tho chorus waif In her plcturlra
tlon of Maudo Fulton's Morosco
stago play, 'Tho Brat." Nazlmova Is
cast as Slgrld, a London music hall
dancer, who finds lovo In tho almost
wildernesses of India, whither sho
g oos for rest.
KAIRVIEYV NEWS
C. A. Hill took a load of potatoes
to town Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Morrison were
Klamath Falls visitors Tuesday.
Thelum Grlzzlo of Klamath Falls
pent tho week end with her cousin,
Miss Myrtle Dutlor of Falrvtew.
v Tho Misses Dcrnlco and Lucllo
Dawson were visitors at tho Morrl
son home- Saturday, afternoon.
NEW TODAY
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FOR SALE 1918 Maxwell, newly
'painted and over hauled, tires
rood condition extra whoel. Price
rSOO.OO 1125 Main St. 7
.Farm machinery at a bargain at
Howie Garago. 7-13
FOR SALE The following goeds:
Cook stove, .Iron beds, springs,
mattresses, rockers, Dining chairs,
Dining tablo. Library table, Couch,
Rug and pillows, Commodo and glass
te. 335 South 8(xth St. 7-9
FOR RENT One large furnished
housekeeping room. Apt. 10. Mc
Million Apts. 7-8
.Nurse wishes maternity coses. At
112 Oak St. Phone 283. 7-9
Have You Seen Kelly today 7
FOR SALE Modern 4 room and
bath, all now plumbing, garage. Frost
proof out seller Seo owner at 1621
Manzanlta St. Hot Springs addition.
7.-11.
Farm machinery at a bargain at
Iowle Oarage. 7-13
vFOR SALE OR -RENT 12 head
work horses. Weight 1350 to 1600
pounds, age 5 to-7 yrs. Inquire L. R.
Hoilbrook, Malln.'Ore. 7-12
Mr. Fisherman. Fishing rods made
to order,old rods repaired. Satisfied
customers all over tbo U.,8. all work
absolutely guaranteed. It you fish or
ever expect to" fish write for prices
on irepalr work, and built to order
rods. Harry D. Ifobson, Lyons. Ore
gon. 7-1 8
Have Ton Bent Kelly today?
FOR SALE Cheap, range, kltchon
cabinet, and round dining tablo.
Call after 5:30 p. m. 1232 Main St.
Helms Apts. Downstairs. 7-9
' Farmers can save money en farm
ing machlnory at the Howie Oarage.
7-13
FOR SALE Paying business, must
sell owning to other business. See
Dick & Co., 6th & Klamath Avo.
7-9
Have You Seen Kelly today?
FOR SALE 1 truck, 1 8tudebaker.
1 Runabout and other cars. Sec
Dick, 6th and Klamath Ave. 7-9
FOR SALE Shingles, No. 1. Pine.
last 20 years and that's long
enough. $4.50 per M. Peoples Warn
house, 6tb. St, 22 8 W. 7-9
Farmers can save money on farm
ing machinery at the Howlo Garage.
7-13
WANTED--Woman or girl to take
2 year old baby boy to tholr homo
to live while mother 1b employed.
State wages. Address Box 171. 7
Small amount of short time mon
ey; for loans or discounts. Goo. n
Chamberlln, 625 8tb. 7-8
'While they last, U. 6. L. Storage
Batteries $27.60. At Howlo Garage.
7-13
Have You Seen Kelly today?
Personal Mention
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Mrs. Pierco, CombB returned last
nlghf from' a visit with1 frfends In
Northern California.-
opjrtigto 1921, The Home of Kuppenhciacr
PRICE IS A BIG CONSIDERATION, BUT THERE ARE,
OTHER THINGS EQUALLY AS IMPORTANT
IT is perfectly proper that
you should get .every
thing possible for your
money these days.
You should get depend
able materials, smart
styles, fine tailoring and
well-fitting clothes.
When all of these are of
fered to you at a reason
able price, you are assured
a full measure of value in
return for your money.
That's what you want,
that's what you should
have, and that's what we
will give you.
As good merchants located
in this town every dt ty of
the year, we know th at to
get and hold your but liness
we must serve you with
clothes that will please.
Not only must the cl othes
look well, but they must
wear well, too.
That is why we present
Kuppenheimer Clothes in
the new spring models, a'
likeable lot of patf:enrs,
tailored to meet the "most
exacting demands and
prices that are incompar
able from the vciwpoint of
value.
All we ask is a chance to
to show you.
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WOHN KELLY SHOES FOR LADIES'Mm
WE GUARANTEE
A PERFECT FIT AND SATISFACTON IN
SERVICE, TO ALL MEN WHO BUY
RALSTON SHOES
-, . : FOR MEN
.WHO CARE
ALL STYLES, ALL SIZES, IN BROWN OR BLACK
NEW prces $8 oo $14.00
SPECIAL
Brown Calf Oxfords, $10.00
SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
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JOHN KELLY SHOES FOR LADIES
Miss Frances Beatty la at homo
again after visiting for two weeks
with nor parents at Garcelon, Ore
gon. Sho will resumo hor work with
tho Wood Curtis company.
Frank Schmlt, a merchant of Heat-'
ty, Is in town on business.
A. A. Bellman and Dr. Gaddes left
for tho latter's homo at Eaglo Ridge
this morning for a short visit.
Mrs. -King Prlco, and baby, Clalr,
have Just returned from Algoma,
where tboy havo bad a ory pleasant
visit with Mrs. Price's sister, Mrs. W.
3, Mayborry.
It has stimulated realty values
to a very appreciable extent. It has
made an increased demand for la
bor. It has aroused more outside at
tention than anything ever done in
Klamath Falls. It has brought out
side capital here for investment. It
has multiplied the possibilities of
prosperity and profits a hundred
fold. ' It has been the one stimulant
to activity; the one source of hope;
the one ray of light, during a winter
of depression which would, other
wise have been dull, hopeless and
dark.
What a Continuation of
Oil Development Will Do
For Klamath Falls
Business of all kinds, values of
every description and Wages in all
lines will increase as long cs oil de
velopment is carried, on 11 .increas
ing degree. xThe , greater stimulus
given Oil Development, the greater
boost it will be to business, values
and wages. The development work
now planned will do much to make
1921 the most prosperous year that
Klamath has ever known.
Do Any of These Conditions
Benefit You?
Aside from the profits which
may be made from an investment in
oil stock, is it not a sensible reason
able proposition for every FARM
ER, BUSINESS MAN, PROPER
TY OWNER and WORKING MAN
to put a few dollars, (all the dollars
he can spare,) into Oil Develop
ment, where it means so much in
profits, prosperity and possibilities
to Klamath Falls?
SEE
KELLY
TODAY
Crater Oil & Gas Co.
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Offiie:-622 Main Street
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