The Evening herald., November 19, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

iTjuiraday, Noyomln-i- li, 1925
EVENING HERALD,. KM MATH FALLS, OREGON
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Mainly About People
l HUM PORT i.i m mi
Mr, "ml Mm. J. F. M nr t 111 of
Foil Kliiimilli trt vl'illInK unit linn i
noting buMluiiHM III llin illy (Ion
i in. i r tiomo today.
THOMPSON HERB
i nJiiiitV 'i' in i' i . official, it tba
California Oregon l'owr rump. my,
III MiMir.'inl, ,li tnm.wi HliK Mulnsm
in.iii.'i . Ill Kliiiinilli Fulls tinlny, II"
I, stopping m iiio hotel whii" 1 1 1
din whllo horo.
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- ., roout hooks Hi;m:
' "I'll" Intent itddlllmi III ill" Imy
Hl'OUls' t II lilt llnull llllli reached 111"
"liy, according to floo'il tueoutlva
Nurd, mill Hi" boyi oai) purchase
Ibom for forty oenta
iv PllOM DAMP
John J, iir iwn, wood foreman ot
llin I'ollcnn llii,. cum Ji, urrlvud In
iii" iiiy lout night Tur u few day
Villi hi.ro Willi ft lend,
LIIIT POU (ALII'OKNIA
Mr. mill Mm, Prentiss. I, I'ii I.i i
) v ft tlili morning for Oakland, ; i
Ifiinilu, whore llioy will nnjuy I
visit with Mm. il'lloWott'n perani
Thoy plnii In ro l ll r u to Klmnulli
Knl I n In .i fortnight,
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Hl'RAOIH HIVED KANGHBR
A, J, Thiilhofer well knon rftflOh
r or tbd Bpragus River oommuolt
pent Wednesday In tliu city on
lnislne, mttilf.
I HUM POWERS
.1. ROM nnd W. I',. Swain, Imili or
i 'ii v. Upro on builneti matters,
v.', .... roll iterofl m tin- hotel ifnTM
I'lilliiui yi'Horiliiy,
VOlt'l lll.lt V ARRIVALS
II. A. ii ildsnilth, V. M. Patlci--
MillTlli:it lll'NTIOHS l.H.H, illi'scb, II. J. Wont. 0. ii.
P, nnd J. It, Miultii nru enjoying Campbell, A. K. Taylor and L. M.
few dan in Klmnulli county, bunt- Troule, all of Portland won. among
log ducki and (oom froni thtlr home tii" oul of tda goejta rdcUtereii
In Dung'mulr. They OXptcl lo r- iii ill" holt-l Willi" I'ellcau. Wediios.
turo lOUth In Hi" morning.
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Only
2 More Days
of Beck's Manstore
Big Bargain Event
You will have something to be thankful for if you take
advantage of any one of the many bargains that we
are offering, and you will be more thankful still if you
outfit yourself completely.
You can buy a whole flock of turkeys on what you save
on your winter outfit.
Men's $50 Overcoats . $39.95
" 45 Suit and O'coats 36.85
40 " " 33.85
35 " " 28.85
30 " " 23.85
25 " " 18.85
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Extra Special
19 Men's and Young Men's Ore
gon City Pure Virgin Wool Over
coats that you would expect to
pay at least $35 for will be closed
out Friday and Saturday for
only $17.85
Hat Specials
$7.5 0 and $6.5 0
Hardeman Velour
Hat -
0.85-0.00
Underwear
Heavy all wool un
ion suits at 5.35
Good weight wool
and cotton mixed
2.45
Caps
Now is the time you
need a new cap, we
are showing some
clever new patterns,
$2.50 values
1.95
Men's 16-inch Hi
Top Pacs, $12.50
values $9.85
Shoes
Men's heavy Double
Sole Work Shoe, $6
values $4.45
Men's 16-inch Chip
pewa Shoes, $9.50
values $7.35
All $3.50 French Flan
nels $2.85
Shirt Bargains
Heavy Flannel Shirts
$6.50 values $5.15
5.00 values 3.95
2.50 values 1.95
Don't delay. Thanksgiving iii only a few days off.
Get your Thanksgiving Outfit here and now!
Next to
Blue Bird
(Bechc)1laiutcrei
KLAMATH FALLS - WOODBURN, ORE.
517
Main
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PROM m. 'mm point
Wuikln l)uv. an i Murtlu Lot! h i
of Modoc Poln' in" husjuaxa callers
in Klmnulli Fulls loday.
BROWN BI'mixkhh visitors
Kdwnrd Itrov, I, rancher of Kirk,
In making ii ''
tba illy.
n IiiihIihhii visit In
KK'lt'UMNti TODAY
Mr, and Mr.. Thomai ixdznll re
lumed this aitcraoon from n weeks
pleaeura trip in northern cities.
They attended .bo Orogon-O, A, .'.
Kit ii." In Bugehi In '' v,'""k end. Thoj
mad - 111" Irtp by laotor.
ILL AT HOME
Mm. n. V. Kuylrendall, wife of a
local u'aornoy. In Hovoroiy ul wlih
v.'lmi uppvant to bo a cano of Inflar
onxa.
TitAcroit KltlVKK i'tui:i
A tractor wiiii i.leau In the tame
lo ronda on I .b null boot aro lo
hardwood Opoi So Stats Traltlt
Officer W. A. outer placed B. A.
Hook undor 4 r rent for DPOratlDg
a truclir with electa on the poblle
lilghway ydstarday. Knterlng a plea
of guilty Uook ,aii fined $25 by
Juntlco of the I -CO E. X. Kcnilall.
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TO CBI'IHK TIMUBR
Robert ffilxon and OotBSr Jonon.
both of wliQtn are connoci4 with
Hi" Wbeolar Olinatoad Lumber com
pany, hae l li for I'auninn where
i boy will bo engaged for a week or
no In the croiv.- of a tract of pine
tlatbar.
CHABGRS DEHBRTIOK
Mm. Ann J. Nelson charges In c
dtvorco complaint filed today that
hor buvband, Melrln A. Nelifon. lie
Herted her la . . n and (fus slm ;
that time rciiMin. il away trom 1" i
and Ibelr clKhl : r old : iM
additional cam, fur divomn i'!"' v.'f
forih that her husband prior to hia
deHi-rlion wa in the habit of Iwlri.
in tba company of other women and
f.'ll far short of supporting her. She
asks for the custody of the child.
OABAQK HUES RANDALL
That Cecil Itamlall has failed to
pay a bill of ?:;.; which he as
sumed last spring through work
done on his automobile' Is the con
lention of the Motor Inn garage
which brought soil against Kamiall
for the recovery of that sum In cir
cuit court fj)iuy.
A. W, BKAOSHAW Sl'HI
A. W. Bradshaw. well known sheep
man of Klamath, Is made defendant
In a suit filed today by .Martin Uros.
mill for the recovery of $105 alleged
due on a note. In addition $15.40 as
interest and $35 attorney's fees is
asked In lb" complaint by the plain
tiff. MILLER SPEEDS
A burst of apeed on one of Klam
ath's state highways cost W. I). Mil
ler, president ot the W. D. Miller
Construction company, the sum of
J 15 nnd costs in Justice court yester
day. Mr. Miller entered a plea p'
guilty to speeding.
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Books for Children!
This week the State Library will have a large variety of books for ehiltl
rrn nn fyhihit :it P.;i Id iiin Harrlware atnro
Underwood's Pharmacy have several hundred of these same books in stocl
and will be glad fcg order any that they do not have. Buy your lmoli
NOW or at least place your orders, and avoid disappointment ufc; Xmt
A partial list' of fine books for children from five to twelve .years of ac
are listed below.
,jS . ' ' ..A '. . is '.' 1 1 It
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The "Oz" Books
The Wizard of Oz
The Tin Man of Oz
Tik Tok of Oz
and 20 other titles
Price, each $1.75
Mother West Wind Stotfei
Old Mother West Wind
Mother West Wind's Children
Mother West WintPs Hour Stories
and fifteen other titles.
Price, each $1.00
Bailey Books
Sleepy Time Talcs
The Tale of Cuffs Bear
The Tale of Billy Woodchuck
The Tale of Paddy Muskrat
and twenty other titles i
Price, each 50c
1 i
Cory's "Jack Rabbit Stories"
Jack Rabbit and Danny Fox
Jack Rabbet and Professor Crow
Jack Rabbit and Chippy
Chinmunk
and twelve other titles
Price, each 50c
Burgess Animal Stories
Bobby Coon
Old Man Coyote
Reddy Fox
and twenty others
Price, each 60c
Billy Whiskers Series
Billy. Whiskers at the Fair
Billy Whiskers in Panama
Billy Whiskers at Home
and twelve other titles
Price, each $1.25
Space forbids listing of dozens of others in our stock. Many of them are
beautifully illustrated in colors. (Please add five cents extra for each book
if ordering by mail.)
By the way Christmas cards are-now on display. Beautiful steel engrav
ed cards, each with envelope, five and ten cents. ' . '.
We will be putting now Christmas goods
stock comprises the latest and finest gift
Drop into our store frequently.
on display daily. As usual our
articles. -
Underwood' mmoi
Hy KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WM I
V WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE lU
I" purity I BUY THEIR DRUGS accuracy I
REGISTRATION'S TODAY
H. M. Karhart. Pasco. Guy Bran
nan, Dorris. R. V. Colgrove. Usialia.
Jos. C. Moore, Richmond and Tom
Williams of San Francisco, regis
tered their ears at the chamber of
commerce office 1 this morning.
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Ml.lilttLL RANCHER.
W. C, Bailey one of Merrill's well
known ranchers is in the city on
business matters today.
BEEBES RETURN SOUTH i lowing the meeting and banquet
Mr and Mrs. Itichard Beebe re-ithis evening, the sueats will enjoy
turned south to Berkeley, California,
this morning after spending several
days here at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Franey. Mrs. Beebe and
Mrs. Franey are sisters".
MBS. KAZKK IMPROVES
Friends of Mrs. Clyde Razee will
be pleased to learn that she is Im
proving' from hor attack of illness
which has k"pt her confined to the
tvazce home for several days.
MEDPORI) tilRI.K
Miss "Ruby Smith and Miiw Vera
Pearson, both of Medford, are vis
iting in the city today with rela
tives and friends.
MORS AT ASHLAXD
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Moe motored
to Ashland this afternoon to attend
the inter-clty meeting of the Rotary
clubs of Grants Pass. Medford and
Kiamath Fails this evening. Fol-
ttl l Yt JMW
dancing at the Lithia Hotel in Ashland.
FARMF.lt OF DAIRY
John Shook, well known farmer
of the Dairy district spent Wed
nesday in the city on business mat- j
ters.
FROM FORT KLAMATH
Mrs. B. K. Loosley spent Wedr. sail
day shopping in Klamath Falls from !
ber home at Fjrt Klamath.
At The
LIBERTY
A picture for those married
or about "to h-for their
friends- and their "enemies.
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"Marry in Haste"
featuring William Fairbanks
"Haven't time for breakfast" is an
excuse you never hear in homes
where the morning-magic of
Albcrs Minit Oats is known.
Three "minits". . . and your
breakfast is ready! Hot; nourish- -ing;
satisfying! First aid to speedy
breakfasts Albcrs Minit Oats!
Ahxrj jtnmli for
Bttter Boleoiu"
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ON THE
SCREEN
ON THE STAGE
Constance
Talmadge
ntonio Moreno
in
'LEARNING
TO LOVE"
n which
Constance is a
"flapper-vamp"
with five fiances
and one husband
Some mix-up!
Two Full Shows
Each Evening
Vandeville
at 7:15 and 9:15
Five Acts of Vaudeville
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i The Musical Delphinos
Europeon Musical Clows
Arlene Francis
"Character Impressions"
George & Lillian Whitney
"Let's Have Some Fun"
Dixon & Freeman
"A Minute Late"
Three Deveres
Novel Dance Revue
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