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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PERSONAL mentjon
r. H. Mitchell and H. nnct woro
ettaty Mt business visitors yea
fifty, frem the Klamath Agency.
,rrH Lewis, of Ban Franclico,
.arrived here on Isst night's train
ad will look After business atfatm
for the next few day.
'K. V. Parker and Van II. Wallet
lira eltjr visitors from Sacramento
'Sali week-end.
Arthur J. Murk and Thomas A.
talker arrived last night from
Portland and arts stopping orer
Jure for a few day.
Kdgar Johncon It a Klamath
Fall business visitor today from
Mrdford.
At. Culbard, representing the
Mndley Oil company, la hero for a
feW day from San Francisco.
U. F. ivanhoo and family ar
rived yesterday evening from Chll
oquln and are visiting here.
J, D. O'Connor, an cxtcnalvo
sheep owner of thlt county was a,
visitor In town 'yesterday. He said
that the rain would be good Tor
the sheep It the frccio, which was
bound to follow, wasn't too hard.
Chester Avery was among the
tow farmers who braved the weath
er yesterday to attend to business
matters In torn. Mr. Avery has n
large ranch on tho Merrill rvvnl,
Jcsno Siemens w.is hero jester
day from Fort Klamath transact'
Ing business lth local merchants.
J, W, Dcpuy, n woll known Mid
Isnd rancher, spent jestcrday In
town purchasing suppllrs.
C. M. Klrkpatrlck. of Merrill
mado a flying trip to the county
seat yesterday.
J. 8chats and wife are guests at
the Arcade hotel today from Santa
Marbara, California.
Gcorgo Calhoun, manager of tho
Savoy hotel nt Weed, California, Is
a Klamath Falls, business visitor.
lie Is stopping at tho Arcade hotel.
Will Campbell mado a trip Into
town yesterday through the driving
rain from his ranch In 1-orella. tor
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rl Opening of IW
Announcement
Opening of
Klamath
Flower Shop
SATURDAY
DECEMBER 3rd
834 Main Street
Flowers for all occasions and all
time.
Telegraphic Orders handled.
Every visitor at our now store on
Ssturday, Dec 3rd will receive a
flower.
Come In and get acquainted.
KLAMATH FLOWER
SHOP
l'HO.VR 60
Ml MAIN NT.
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tho purpose of transacting urgent
business.
M, A, Whitby was In from tho
Merrill way yesterday utter sup
plies for his ranch.
J. W, Mormnn, who operates n
ranch In tho valley smith of town
camo In for supplies jesturday.
William llagvlsteln, cashier of
tho bank nt Dorrls, left fur that
city this morning after a day spent
hrtPM IftnVlnf. afl,tt hitlni.a tlffillr!
Muriel Folsom arrived last night'
and Is registered at the White Pelt
can hotel from Juneau, Alaska.
W. F. Ilyder. and I.. U It) dor,
.ue business lrltors hero this week
from Texai. They pro stopping .U
tho White Pelican bote).
Thomai II. Kiai. of tho California-Oregon
Power lompany, Is In
t.t'n from Mtdtord today, having
Jrilved on the train last night
II, K, Snydor It hero for a few
days looklnr atUr business affairs
from his homo In Lakcvlow.
Mrs. Andurson nnd son, IMv
linicc, of AIroiiii Uft on tho train
frcm hero this morning for San
Frarrltco, whco they will visit
for an Indefinite time.
Tho Music Club will meet to
night at 8 o'clock In the Hall hotel
annex. And It Is urgent that all
members, who can, bo present.
Sam Tralnor, a real old-timer of
this vicinity, ts back after a long
absence spent In California. Mr.
Tralnor was deputy In the clerk's
offlco hero during Judge Lcavltt's
reign as county clerk In 1SSS
Miss Constanco Fisher has re
turned from Portland whero she
spent several days as the guest of
Mrs. Stanley C. E. Smith. Miss
Fisher also acted as maid of honor
for Miss Idamal Drown at her
wedding to Stanley Kills Smith last
week.
Iter. C. F. Trlmblo, who had
planned a trip to Soattle for this
wreV, ha bcon detained horo and
will hold services as usual In tho
Christian Church on Sunday.
CANDY GITKKSINO CONTEST
In the window of the "Illueblrd"
on Main street, there ts a stick of
candy that Is attracting consider
able attention. It Is Just like tho
old-fashioned barber pole sticks of
peppermint with which youngsters
havo regaled themselves for year.
nut this one Is a mammoth affair
and a prlro Is offered to the one
who comes nearest to guessing the
weight.
MAKO.VH NI'KCIAIi MKKTI.M)
All members of Klamath Lodge
77, A. F. k A. M. are requested to
bo present tonight In tho Masonic
Temple. 409 Main at 7j30 o'clock
for special work In tbo Master
Mason degree. All Master Masons
and visiting brothers requested to
bo present. By Order of tho Wor
shipful Mstter, W. C. Van Eraon.
2 Lem l. Gaghsgcn. See
UNIVERSITY FOLKS
and
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Don't Forget the Dance Tonighl at
White Pelican Hotel 8:30 P. M.
If You Don't Dance Come Anyway.
Too Late To Classify
LOST Black leather hand bag con
talnlng endorsed chocks psyable to
Premium Dairy and Emll Mochettaz,
also soma sliver. Reward if return
ed to 119 N. 4th St. 1-3.
TUB CHRISTMAS TREES Arc horo
now, at the Freo Market, any site,
neatly mounted on stands. Como In
and mako your selection, or call 492
R and wa will deliver ono that will
please you. Fry & Dondono. 1-24.
IIIDS WANTED
School district No. 1 will rocolve
bids up to December 19, 1921, for
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Increasing Business Sale
On Now--Buy Now-Prices Down
We are drastically reducing prices of every article in this
huge store and if you look for quality we have it. We do
not quote prices for comparison, but enjoy showing you
high grade merchandise at a price that's right
We can stand your criticism and
invite your inspection. WE SELL:
Hart Schaffner and Marx Suits and -Overcoats
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Oregon City Woolen Mills Products and Florsheim Shoes .
Buy for Your Present Needs, for Winter Needs and for Christmas.
Suits and Overcoats
$40 Values now $27.65
$50 Values now $32.65
$60 Values now $39.00
1 Lot Special
Serges and Worsteds
$18.65
Shoe Special
Black Calf Bluchor
Good Weight Sole
$5.65
Ask for our stock
No. 432.
Hi-cut (16 in.)
Tan lace Boots, Special
$7.35
40 Pair Boots
Rodeo, etc., Black and
Tan, Special
$7.35
Boys' Suits
Values to $10.00 $6.95
Values to $16.00 $9.85
Values to $20.00 $11.85
Boys' MackinawB. New
Lot Just In.
?.0r, DISCOUNT
1 Big Lot Silk Shirts
$6,35
War tax3ac
CorduroyPants
Special $4.85
A Fleece Lined Union
Suit Special
$1.75
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We'll help you
decide
on his
Xmas present
K. SUGARM AN
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200 cords of body wood, to bo cut
from lira trees, to bo delivered as
tho board may direct, to tho various
schools, wood to bo tiered on school
grounds. The board reserves the
right to reject anr and all bids. Ad
dress bids to 1'. Ii. Fountain, chair
man, or J. I Wells, superintendent.
1-7.
ber for 1931 99179, and that tin will
on Monday, December IS. 1021. at
10 o'clock, a in , at thu front door
of thu Imporlol Oarago, at tho cor-
nor of 3rd and Main streets, Klamath
Santa Claus and Earl Shepherd
Go Into Partnership
For the Christmas of 1921 Santa has agreed to put on extra
help and deliver more Pianos and Victrolas than ever before
while Earl Shepherd promises to talk it over with father and
mother and help them select just the right musical instrument.
Santa says: "There is no present that pleases EVERY mem
ber of the family as much as a good Musical Instrument."
EARL SHEPHERD, 507 Main Street
Muilcftl HiAdqunrUrfl for Santa GIauj,
neticj:
The Premium Dairy opened Its new
storo today at 119 North 4 th street
Just back of the old First National
bank building They announce that
they will carry a line of fresh crks
and butter as well as cream, milk
and HulKarlofi buttermilk. Custo
mers of tbo I'romlum Dairy calling
at the store and paying tholr bills
beforo tbo Cth of December will re-
and costs and ripenros of selling and
keeping thn said automobllo, and thn
furthor sum of 126.00 attorney's frn,
and also thn sum of 1376.00, with
Interest thereon at thn rut" ol S
i Kails, Oregon, sell thn said automo- per annum from Keptember 10, 19:1,
Jbllo at public auction, for cash In and the overplus, If any there bo, pay
to inn said morigagor.
.Dated Dec. S, 1921
II H, hovci:,
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hand, lo I hi. hlrhf.it and best bidder
'therefor, and that out of tho proceeds
of said salo ho will keep and retain
the costs and expenses of ssld aslo,
eolve a liberal discount.
1-3.
NOTICK OK HAI.B
NOTICB 18 IIKUKI1V (1IVKN that
II. H. rtoyce, mortgagee In a cortaln
mortgage dated Boptembor C, 1921,
wbnreln Victor Nelson Is mortgagor,
has, pursuant lo tho terms and condi
tions of said mortgago, taken Into
his possession one Oakland Automo
bllo, 1916, touring, manufacturer'a
serial No, 322202, License No, for
1921 6246, and that ho will on Mon
day, December 12, 1921, at the front
door of the Imporlal Oarage, at Kla
math Kails, Orgon, soil tho said auto
mobllo at public auction, for cash In
hand, to tho highest and best bidder
thorefpr, at 10 o'clock a, m, of said
day, and that out of tho proceeds
of said sale bo will keop and rotnln
tho costs and expenses of said salo,
and tho costs and expenses of seising,
and keeping tho said automobile, and
tbo further sum of 1173.50, with In
terest thorcon at tho rate of 8
por annum from September 6, 1921,
and attorney's fees In the sum of
125.00. tho said sum of ii73.to wun
Interest as aforesaid, being amount
duo said mortgagee from, said mort
gagor pursuant to tbo terms of said
mortgage.
Dated Dec. 2, 1921.
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Krank Tlnk-.r was a county aolt
' tor ycsinMitv f tin .Malln.
,i MIMICAL
CIIHIHTMAH
This Dandy Vlclrola
13 a mouth trada It
Istor for a Itfrgn one.
KAIIIj NIIKI'IIKIID
STRAND THEATRE-TONIGHT
Where Everybody Goei
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The Home of Hodkinaoia Feature
NOTICK OP SALE
netice: ih HEREBY OIVEN that
H. S. Iloyce. mortgagee In a cortaln
chattel mortgago dated Beptombor
10. 1921. where n Krank Mummers
Is mortgagor, has, pursuant to tbo
terms and condition of ssld mort
((', taken Into bit pollution, on
Heripps-Hooin auiomoDiit.. roout
nil. "ihummv body." Modil nurni
BirB'Si Motor N( i'lo, iiBt
ADMISSION-lOc and 20c
Beautiful CLAIRE ANDERSON
IN THE
"Palace ol Darkened Windows"
A stoiy of Oriental intrigue and Mystery, with scenes laid in
the four corners of the world.
GOOD COMEDIES
Show starts 6:30 and 8:30.
Coming Sunday ENID BENNETT in
"KEEPING UP WITH LIZZIE"
Don't Forget-ADMISSION 10c and 20c
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