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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
m i; iNt
Wriman want work by hour nr
day. Phono 337.1.
Tin tho goldc
o spend Christ mwr c
has tiooti he
.parted on Ihls' , for
In tho golden s'lnio until Into spring. I
I.08T Hay horait with harnasa!
branded 'clrolo 0 on right should
er. Animal disappeared following
runaway Hunday nvculng, Finder
pleaso return to 0, K. bam, HUth
St. Howard.
WlPEWlONAL MENTION i
builntsa affairs.
Dr. K. M. Smith ot takovlow It n
ucst nt tho While Pelican hotel to
day. Mrs. J. I.. Colvlg and two children
wcro passengers on tho morning train
weeks. They oipocl to
CummltiRs, of Weed, who J
NEW TODAY
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ern looking tutor nuninras
llolsteln cow. Just fresh, with halt
r calf, for aalo nr tradn for Reed
work horse. Inquire of J, A. Johnson,
I'hllllp'n llanrh. !"
Mrs A. Turner tier
the past few days, tell
Mrs. Sarah dowen, ono of Klamath
morning's train for 8nn Frtinelsco on, ,nU mn,tig for Straw, California
LOST Long narrow black cloth sash
Willi taiisolls on tho ends, between
rinn St. ml Washington Ht., on
Sixth Hal. Ko. Finder pleaso lesve at
1 1'olir, belt known tnntroni, left thli
'an extended vacation trip. Huests registered nt (ho Arcade
I W. T. Smith was nnolhnr p.isteiiRiirl i,it rn. II. 11 Tiiruln. ot Medfurd.
1 morning for Portland whoro iho wlli
V'j do tho houso guest of Mr. nnd Mr
' ' Alexander Martin Jr., over tho boll
,d). Later Mrs. Oowcn will go oi
south anil spend tho remainder ot tht
winter In aunnyy California.
, J William llrny, n9tod lumber capi
talist, started tills morning for Washington-
D. C, whoro he will attend tt
Viiislticsit nffalrs, later coins tu Mil
' wfluken for Christmas. ,
i It. V. Dillon U a Klamath Fall
Visitor from 8t. Louis. Ha Is n gucsl
"at the White I'ollcan hotel.
It. U. Skinner arrived Inst nigh
from San Francisco and will ho hen
for tho next few days looking attci
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FOU HAl.i: Four room house, mod
ern with bath and toilet, Furnish
ed price $: 200.00. WJII trade tor
good 2nd hand Podge car nnd nomo
rnsh Apply at 1110 tlraut Street.
Ifi-Jt
on their way to (Irnnts Puss tthoro
they will spend Christmas with Mm.
CoIvIrs pnrcnts.
I). K. Allison arrlted Innt nlRht
;on tho morning train hound for Sunt y m. Morris, ot l.nmms Mill; t. II
ICeMen.-of Mo'dford; M. Smith, Vort- ",- , ' " $
laud; John Thoimnoit, of Matin; .1 '
brnuclscn to spend the holldios.
Mrs. W. A lllccoi, who has been
TAMALE PARLORS
Chinese Needles
Spanish Dishes
240 Main St.
. hero ns tho guest of her daughter ' I). Williams, Dorrls, James tlehrlg
LOST Umtch of kes on triangle
hey ring. Finder phono ."MO mid
from Weed, California and lu urU
tered at tho White. Pelican hotel.
J. O. (loldthwulte, n prominent
lumbarman, Is In town today Iron
l'lnc HIiIrc. I'pon his return to tin
llldgc Mr. (lotdthttntto will be nccom
panted by W. 0. llowm.m and (leorgi
It. lllcks, both capitalist from Kan
sas City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Montelius let
this mornlnR for tltu smith when
Miey will lslt tor tho ntnt fov
.urs. .Men. at ner nomo on pom it Portland, Mnrlln It. H)oiw, Hnwi
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I'Olt HUNT Apartment, furnished.
wood, witter, lights, rlean linens
leitfh week. Liberty Dooms, Cor 3 6
i Main. N lA-lll
Ing for her home In Maderla, Citllfor- llers. all of Olene. Hubble llookv
"la. Tho While Pellinii hotel hi lis
INtil Shepherd.
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1. L. Fountain started thli m.tn Ctirlsmtns tree up nnd many of the I
.. i-uuiiinm sinrieu inn inn" rnrismtns tree up mm utility oi inoi
in his annual trip south. Mr decorations on II. In riudlens for"'0" mT iW loomi mitt bath.
tatn will vis!, with hi, son In .elr big Christmas a. I..,. ... the LS tll'W "',.":
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WANTUI- -Hood woman for general
, housework Apply Loreui Apis,
Fount
California and with other relatives uve of that day
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WHY 20c?
The best answer that we have as to whether the
Strand Theater is delivering the goods comes in
the crowded houses we arc having. Three nights
last week we turned hem away, the other nights
the house was filled. If you have not been coming
to the Strand, ask some of your friends what they
see there and you will get the answer fast and
strong "The best pictures in town."
We don't ask you to take our word as to wheth
er our pictures are new or old just look at the
copyright date that is flashed on the screen when
the picture starts. You will find they read 1920 or
1921. But even if they were two or three or four
or five years old, what difference would that make
if they are good pictures. They didn't stop playing
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," "The Old Oaken Bucket,"
"Rip Van Winkle," "Monte Christo," and scores of
other famous plays just because they made the cir
cuit once or a dozen times, or because they were
old. The test, "Were they good plays," is what
kept them going. They were good plays, and they
draw just as big houses today as they did a quarter
of a centuiy ago. That is the test to which we sub
ject the pictures we buy for the Strand. Our pat
rons know it is a good test, for they see only good
pictures, and we know they are satisfied, for our
house is packed every night.
We repeat what we said last week twenty
cents is all any theater in towns this size should
charge for pictures. The price has come down all
over the United States. It has come down here at
the Strand, for we are not profiteering we are
just trying to make a fair profit and give the people
value received. The pictures we show are equal to
any produced and better than most.
The price of films has come down, no matter
what anyone tells you. We expect them to go
to a lower figure, and if they do so, we will charge
a lower price. We will make the admission to the
Strand ten cents if the price of pictures drop to a
point where we can do it. Don't let anyone lead
you to believe that a higher price than twenty cents
is justified, for it is not. It is a straight hold-up,
done for the purpose of making unreasonable
profits and you are foolish if you stand for it.
Always remember that the Strand shows its
pictures on a money-back basis. If you don't like
a picture or the service or anything else about our
theatre, just ask for your money it is there for
you and you will get it back without question.
And, by the way read what we have to say
about the extra vaudeville feature for tonight and
Tuesday night. You get it for the same price 10
and 20 cents.
THE STRAND THEATER.
To accommodate those who were unable to sea
Lavender and Old Lace.
last evening,' we will run it again tonight. In addi
tion we will have the
FAMOUS HAWAIIANS,
LUA AND LUANA
who captivated the patrons of the Strand Saturday
night. Their appearance here is due entirely to
friendship for "the management. Hence you can
hear them without any extra charge the price re
maining the same, 10 and 20 cents.
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for Christmas
Continuing All this Week and
1 Up to Christmas Eve
' ' BUSY BUYERS BARGAINS for Chri.tmn. nil ready
now. The big sale is on with every opportunity in
the world for you to buy successfully because you can
buy at best savings. This is going to mean a merry
Christmas for you and for others because you will be
able to give liberally and yet be able to give fine
gifts. Don't fail to attend this sale.
SHAVING SETS
Combinations and designs that
trill please orery desire and suit
otory punc. Prices
$2.50 to $20.00
White Parisian Ivory
Combs. Ilrushcs, Mirrors, Juwel
Hot Nail Files In fact. Toilet
Articles of every kind. Price
from
35c to $15.00
LEATHER GOODS
The very litlrst In hand bags
uml purses. New designs and
pleasing novelties. Prices,
$2.50 to $25.00
CAMERAS
Kodiks hrjil thfl list In pop)
litrlty as gifts. U'n aril the (tu
tilnn Kastinan make. Prices
$2.50 to $75.00
"Let George do It"
JHmBaififfS
GIFTS THAT GROW MORE
VALUABLE WITH YEARS
RINGS PEARLS
AND IVORY GOODS
Buy of the Man who always Sells for Less
GEO. L. METZ
Swiss Watch Repair Specialist
" 622 Main Street
STATIONERY
llcaiitlful and utlructlvo gifts.
Wo sell tho famous Highland
Linen and Cranes Linen l.an
No use to tell you more. Prices,
50c to $12.50
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Tho buying public knows that
tho (llbion lino of stcol engraved,
hand colored cards arc tho finest
made. Wo hnvo the exclusive
Articles of every kind. Pluce
Price 5c up
BOOKS
(lift Hooks, Poems, Classics.
Hclloii. Juvenile Hooks, lllbles,
flnxclal (lift Hooks.
O.MH IN AM, LOOK
TIIKM OVKH
BRUSHES
Hair Ilrushcs, Clothes llrusl.es
and all other sorts. Dig assort
ment of Military Iirushes. Got
a pair for HIM. Prices.
$5.00 and up per set
FINE PERFUMES
Our palrous know that o sail
thn best. All tho good ones lu
special gift packages, Prlcos
range from
$1.00 to $20.00 per bottle
TOILET SETS
A big variety ot Hols Comb.
Ilrush and Mirror In holiday
gift cases. Prices,
$10.00 to $25.00
A Few Super Luxuries for Special Giving
CRATER LAKE PICTURES
The finest photographs, hand colorod
tastefully framed, a gift that will ho on
Joyod for years. Prices,
$2.50 to $20.00 -
COMBINATION SETS
Uold mounted Fountain Pen and Kvcr
sharp Puncll the two, In ulegaut gift
cases,
$12.50 to $25.00
Special Eastman Kodaks
Tho Illicit Instruments, equipped with
Iho bail lenses made. Prices, "
$40.00 to $75.00
Auto-Strop and Gillette Razors
Iloth ot these popular Jtnzora lu gold
finish and attractive cases,
$5.00 to $12.50
JAPANESE GOODS
Hervlng Trays, Lacquered Woods, glass
"llutlflrfly" Trays and other beautiful
Oriental Novelties
Give These to the Children
DOLLS
We bare dolls and clolb ani
mals of blfhcst quality only.
Vou can get cheaper onts at oth
er places, but como In and look
over our line.
v BOOKS
Dodtlme Stories, Fairy Talos,
Animal Btorloa in fact, all kinds
of nooks for Kiddles. Prices,
10c to $2.50
BALLOONS
Banltary packages containing
threo balloons In bright colors,
with whluttca and aquawka at
tachments. ' 25c
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' BALLS S
Rubber Dalli, Uprose Balls, ' 1
big, bright, Blanket Balls. Hours UT
aof fun for thn youngsters, Hr..
20c to $1.00 Mt
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