Thmwluy, October 29,
KVEN1NG HEKALl), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ON THE SCREEN
Kobe Daniels
an the cute little,
cuticle cut-up
"THE
MANICURE
ClRL"
Bright, Jazzy and
funny
Two Full Shows
Each Evening
Vaudeville at
7 : lfi and ):lf
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AT THE
L-I-B-E-R-T-Y
GREATER THAN
A CROWN"
The whirlwind Ho
mance of a modern
adventure seeker,
and
Chapter Two
of the Swiss Family
Robinson story
"PERILS OF
THE WILD"
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The Walton Wright Co.
for
INSURANCE
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Phone 643W
Buy Your Groceries
at the
Package
Groceteria
Best known nationally ad
vertised brands sold in san
itary sealed packages only.
You help yourself and pay
only for what you buy and
not for high priced clerks.
There arc no special days.
You can come every day
and buy at the same prices.
Her;e arc a few of our ev-ery-day
prices:
Alpine, tall 9c
Kellog's'Corn Flakes ..9c
5 lb Royal Baking
Powder 2.25
1 lb Calumet Baking
Powder 28c
4 cans Continental
Sardines 30c
10 !b sacks( Best Cane
Sugar 69.:
25, lb bags, Best Cane
Sugar 1.72
Folger and Schilling
Spices 12 14c.
2 lb B e s t M. J. B
Coffee 1.12
15c cans Campbells
Pork & Beans 11c
Everything in the store at
prices correspondingly low
Remember the location.
802 Main St.
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' ON THE STAGE
Five Acta of Vaudeville
Hughes & Lcode
"Scenic Novelty"
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Frank Malone
"Novelty Acrobatic
Dancer"
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Waller & Mae Siegfried
'Water, Water Everywhere''
Billy Moore
"Songs & Steps"
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Robenoff Dancers
"Ballet, Russian Toe and ;
Whirlwind Dancing" i
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I IIOM HI'IIAIil E RIVER
A. II Kdkocombe of the Bpragun
Itivnr country Ih hero - today on
huslncitii matters. Mr. KiIk"1"Iiiii''
ll cobnectAd wldi tin lumber In
dumry In Hi" Hurugiui HIvit district.
with cbimttoiox
J J. Jiminuon, engineer with the
i.l.i i" highway iininiUiikin at Al
gnms li tTansaoHHi business mat
tun in K la mat h Calls today.
liHA.VB8.ItlU ESTATE
! NEW VOItK. Ort. 29.- A')
-Tilt
in ot 'riiiiiniiH Franklin Manviu .
head of llto Johns Mnnvlllii Com-
paay, who ditd October 19, was
filed today. disposing f ft' OStatS
reported to aggregate iSa.ooo.ooo.
1. Willi. 1. alley visitor
Mm. J. Mi-Fail o( Laogell Valley
motored fn to tho rlty yesterday
afternoon to attend to business mm
tera. Xhfl sleFalls own oia of the
lurgo dniry fnrtiiu in Hut valley.
MACDOEL YISITOKH
.Mm. E. M. J untied. Mr'. It. Mes-
leic, Mm. w. 8, ftblbroak. and Mrs.
M v ning mi Mnedopl matrons, vs
Itad WMnaadaer with friends n
Klamath Palls. They mumicd to
hiislnusn Interests hem an well.
SI II.AIIi: ItKTl KNS 1IO.MK
I.arry Seluule. district deputy of
th,, Kplghts of Columbus lodge,
who attended tbl Inalnllutlon of
rfrtleera of the local lodce Inst eve
nlni:, returned to hlit home In Med
fnrd this morning. He eras ac
enmpttliled na far n Medford by
State ieputy Frank Dsvey of Port
land) UAdUOUCS HKTl UN
Mrs. William MSgUlre and dniiKh
ter. Mrs. Arthur lloyt, srltll her little
noil Jaoklo, returned this morning
from Pellosri Hay camp where they
have li, en visiting for si'v.'rnl days
with Mr. Magulro,
.MOKS RBTUBNINQ
Mr. and Mrs. II. N, Moo nro ro
tnrnlng tills evening from their lodge
vt Rocky Point whore they have boon
for th past week.
AI'l'KltNOON IIKOI8T RATIONS
T, (I. Coloinnti. Portland. Holier:
6. JoltiiBton, Medford, t'. B. Cordon.
nugonti and 11. v. Llntner of Port;
land were union n tho late registra
tions thin afternoon at the hotel
White Polloan.
ATTIONDS DANOB
Mm. Prod Knox was among the
residents of Merrill who attended
the Elks' dani lng party here last eve
ning. KVANS JKWKI.KV IllSI'I.AV
With the opening of the Evans
Jewelry shop in the Rtloy building
this morning. Klamath Falls ha:.
iiiniihei' attractive shop. The window
dlsplny tttcittdeb all sorts of jewelry,
novelties mid silverware and Is al
trSoUvely arranged on a haekgroumi
of hlaek pan velvot.
CHRISTMAS
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ENLARGING AND TINTING
Opposite Court House 327 Main Street
Phone 39
RKMINOTON ( oMIVG
ikmIiiijj W, Remington of the eaat
era Orogon, diocese for tba Episcopal
ohurtib In expected In Klamath Fills
wltliln iii" nixi reek, according to
Kc v. ,i, Htnry Thomas, psitor of tba
local oburch,
vtMTK Hvsmna
I', :i. Wall i! mill H parly of friends
SPSal tin- afternoon In the Miillu
country on a Chinese phoatant hunt.
Tbfl mtuHfjii for tboSS lilrdM olOSSS OP
; in i ii rduy.
ON III.HIXEHH
.1. e. Thoibpsoni Medford business
man. transacted business matters In
Klamath Fulls Wednesday. Ho re
turned bona tuu morning,
w ith Mlts. QOFEB
The ires torn division of tbs Meth
odist Ladles' Aii met at tbs home
of Mrs, Crod Cofer today.
VISI'lINt; IHIEXDN
For a brief visit with Mends, mi"
1 Miller or Mbupln, Ore, la in Klam
ath rallH. During her Hlay hero alu
la a Ktn'Ht ut Use hotel Lake.
HAMILTON HERE
On ono of Ida freuuent business
visits to the '"' J- Hamilton ar
rived here lani evening from Cbllo
quin, PORTLAND (it'ESTS
K. w. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs, U
it. Btselhammor, and chnrls Ki n
nedjri ail of Portland, rocls(ered at
the hotel Wblte Pelican Jimt evening.
SOUTHERN visitohs
Mrs. M. K. Otintvr and Mm. Mary
Droke, both of Oakland, Calif., vls
I ited in the city over Wednesday, lear
i Ins thin morning by motor for their
southern home. They hav boon en-
JoyliiK a motor tour of the BOUtborn
par of Oregon.
MI I.I, NBARS COMPJjBTION
According to word brought to
Klamath Kit 1 1 n by M. II. IVt"rson of
l.akovh'w tho new mill which ho Is
in obarfte of ateeUllg i nearlng com-
pli imn and In now operating. It in
the intention of the concern to oner-
late until Christmas holidays. Mr.
PetatsaQ returned to 1-akeview late
: thla uft'-rnoon.
BE( ki'tion PBIDAT nkjht
rtigfi School students from (lie
I rush to the senior are making plans
for. the reception and dancing parly
to he given tomorrow evening at the
Scandinavian hall. Delightful dance
music has been arranged for and at
the conclusion of the rer, ption for
Iho fesahmen, dancing will be en
Joyed from nine until the hour cf
midnight.
IIKTI IIN TO HOMES
Charlos Van Ilandell. Harney Kln
uy. II. Blltolt and 11. I). Londrum
who have tboen coisnected with tin
Warren Construction oenipantj dur
iug the sunuuer moutlis left this
morning for their homes In Pendle
ton, Oregon. They plan 1 1 spend the
winter months in tho northeast will,
the intentions of returning here In
tho spring.
MRS SHAW V IS1TI N ;
Mrs. Agnes Shaw of Lskevlew, i
visiting In the city with her mhi.
I.eo Kernnndes and her daughter.
Miss Helen Marie Shaw, who 1?'
attending Sacred Heart Acad lay.
Sho plans to spend the coming u'.vb
weeks here.
RETURN TO KLAMATH PAULS
Tho many friends ef Mr. and Mrs.
I.eou Hold will ho glad to loarn
they have returned from Oakland.
California, w'horo they have boon
living for tho past tour months and
will again mako Klamath Falls Paelr
home. Mrs. Hold will ho remomber
od hero us Misa Kuby Schreiner.
who wns married Rhortly before go
ing to the southorn city to reside.
.Mr. Hold will be connected with the
Kxpress company In this city.
Lots of pretty hats on sale at Itee
Hegin'a Dress Shop for only ? 2.1T-.
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Tt) BEND OX BtJSIJfESS
Fred Roberts and J. J. Johnson
left this morning for Send where
they mill transact business matters.
MISS MICKEY JUUUVB8
Miss Boss Mickey, organizer f
tho P. K. O. club arrived in the
city this afternoon by stage and Is
the guest of members of tho club.
A dinner party, in her honor Is be
liif; giveu this evening at the home
of Mrs. R. C. Groesbeck w.il.h will
bo .followed by a bu ineis meeting
at tho home of Mrs. J. I. Beard,
HEBE'S .V PARADOX
If over the title of a man's occu
pation gave tho Ho to his charac
ter it is In the ease of one A. C.
Hnrnekoff. Mr. Harnekol'f is a sta
tionery traveling man. Hy that is
not meant that ho is a man who
Is accomplishing that rather diffi
cult feat of traveling around and
at tho same time remaining sta
tionary. No, for therein lies the
paradox. Mr. Haruekoff is a trav
elling salesman who sells paper,
envelopes and other supplies all
coming under tho common head of
"stationery." He is stopping at the
Hall hotel.
PRANK IRA WHITE HERE
Tho name. Frank lra White,
strikes a responsive cord in tho
memories of hundreds of old time
residents of this county. All be
cause Mr. White, in the first place,
wus once a very prominent rancher
of this territory; nnd in the second
plnco was closely identified witlt
public affairs of the county during
his residence here. In lato years
Mr. White moved away from Klam
ath, but he has retained property
in Klamath, just south of litis city,
known as the While ranch. And it
was for that reason that he return
ed to Klamath Falls last night to
spend several days in tho county.
Ho is stopping at the Hall hotel.
Every dress at Beo Begin's Dress
Shop la' on snlo. Such bargains you
havo uovor bolero soon in Klamath
Falls. 27-31 (adv)
Greatest of All
Hector's
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Begins Tomorrow
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Greeting our friends and customers with more than 1,000 Opening Day
Bargains, we invite you al! to come and share the tremendous savings.
Doors Open at 9 A. M
Your friends deserve from you to know about this sale.
SAHIXS AT OORVAtLfS
Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Sabin left this
; morning for Corvallls where they !
will attend the homecoming. Thee"
made tho trip by motor and plans j
: to be gone f jr soveral days.
MISS ODEQARD HEBE
Miss Jean Odegnrd of Ta:oma.
Washington, is tho hoaBG gue.jt 6t
her sister, Mrs. Rjbert M. Leonard
of the Jacobs apartments. Ste p'.ans
to return to her home the latter ,
part cf this week.
KKLLKY ATTENDS MEETING
One cf thojo who stood abut tho
room in tho Multnomah County
court house while t.lie State highway
commission met in Portland yester
day, wns C. C. KcHey, division en
gineer of thp state highway de
partment with Klamath Fails as his
beadQnerters. Mr. Ke.lley attended
the meeting because the commission
needed expert and technical data on
state highways within Mr. Kelley's
jurisdiction.
FVfce trial in your home. You can't appreciate the "Thor Troner" until
von have tried it yourself. Yoflf really can't afford to be without one.
Uhlig's Electric Store
1026 Main Phone 234
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TEA FOlt GUEST
Monday afternoon at the hour of
four o'clock the Women's Library
club will be hostesses at a tea, liion
orlng Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, who
will visit Klamath Falls on that day.
In the evening Mrs. Dunbar will be
the principal speaker at the Public
Health assOCf&fica dinner, whie;;
will bo held in the dining raom cf
the' chamber of commerce.
CENSUS RETURNS COMING IX
Heturns from tho county school!
census in tho smaller communities
are beginning to drift in to the
county school clerk's office. Little
change Hi tho population is noted
by the return from the smalt com
munities. It is expected that the
largest increase will be shown from
ChUoqutn, with Merrill, Malin and
Booaasa close behind. But Chilo
QUln during the past year, owing to
new mils and general development,
has displayed a substantial growth.
The census takes In every girl and
boy between the ages of 4 and 21.
Thor Electric Ironer
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Wood
Wo haw arranged for nh extra
good supply of
LIMB-WOOD
and the ffTSt car is being un
loaded today it Is 16 Inch.
A car of 12 inch will be in
Monday. We can also furnish
this high grade heater wood In
2 and 4 ft. length, on ordors
for it.
Wo adyise early buying as the
supply may be snowed in, a
little Inter.
Prompt service and fair prices
will prevail.
We handle all kinds of -Wood
Coal & Fuel Oil
PEYTON 8C CO.
i'WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 535
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