WMlni'Hfl;iy, Sciit-m)cr 21, lf27.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FA EES, ORKfiON.
NEWS IN BRIEF
He Flies Trails She Helped Blaze f
(lit lit Hi- light
"llur" 0gi.lt llliil Elod M'liiit-
liiik, liu fur twenty vl-lii )mr
have been aaaucllltcd III liusllloaa
l-;jujt'ii 'i'iif tu iiti-
Mr. W. T. I.i-.', Mla Mur Mur
(in. M-1 1 1 1 ' o( llm Long Hull
l.utiihur I'limifHiir Hi lougirlow.
Wualilngluii, and liukn Hclivfl.-lcr
liB"l tT. dfi Mod MoiiiIiiv In Ji I ()f ihn l.akcalilu Lumber iniupaiir '
il.mu tin, l,ura un.l lulun rum nil hJod a irln lo Crater l.uk
busing wtitrlo I.I I., limy J.mr- "" T T'""' ""'
, 'urn uf Ih'Iiik llm lam guonu .
"'ml '" I(,,.ir at it.,, luiljiu, which ,,m-
cither Tuntiey nr Doiupaoy ; ,uy i ,.a,-d yevfnrilav uf'rrunou
urn liu in plori li 1 1 honor In the '
"" " ' OKHII'II H'-rorn ',11.. Ptnk.r Ileturn.-il
having I hoy utiiioiiii.-o.l Ihul tiny A, a,,,,,,.,, Vnvkur. prln
Would not n 1I11 In tin. eaat ,.,.,, t Kr.,unnt .,h...,l r..-
mimic. Inn they aui.ly .11.1 want t turned 1., .r huiiin In Orunla
.'.' 1 t'
to aco n rhaniplouahlp prlae Until
li.'iu llui ring side, nud till they
rie gulng to ilu.
Hot Item la 'Hun
l';ia ihi morning uimi learning
M'lllllll Mould mil lake tip for
mint her wick u I ! . H!.o u
uci-niiipiiuli-il by MIhn K. Hiewart
of I mi 11 1... r and I mi .1 liar, who will
f..l. V !?;. J."
? . m. c . -
!
f Klamath County Workman
'4 .'. ! '
Work In Golden Rule Work Gothing
Stonewall Overalls
(joldcn Rule Kpcciul in a very nerviceuble' over
all. Made of 220-denim, triplu-Ktitchi-d, reinforc
ed, full xizc, larjfe potkctt and in either QQ
high or low back. A super-value OIC
Khaki Pants
I Made of a stronjr, durable khukl material which
mal-i4 thin pant real value at iiuch a remark.,
ably ' low price. Reinforced crotch, full size,
heavy materials used in making pockets, and
an all-around work pantu for d1 QC
only m) 1
TIilI' llm o'r I'oil mailer j ri'tiiuln ln,r lnniw ui.l until
Julni A Mel'ttll r.. a M.-ral.l r- HMMilay.
Iiirl.'r ln ak.Ml why lln lino' ... -
( wo'l at llm wliuluw, Kl:.r. ' K. r. I1.11 Cjir II. I.l. i.l
1 11 1 liMl.iy Mini iluu ami ayuhl Kiillnwlim In a Hit nr llii- lor
011 or lielurn Hrlambir 8. Ihmv ten inr rKltw.il at tint rham-
Imvlnx lnii'a ari k.-cl In luku Imt iC roihmnr.B 1111 Tuiluy: ' Vitik IIuIi.tI. n Km pro. N. I.. whu fll.M nn-r ihn l:nll IiIh Krand
Ihla ' urnll' not tu allow 1 1.. I'. Hl.i.roill, l Krnnt'ln, !. muih.-r iilonreri-il l.iiir u . i nluiy uxo. In nd-rnl In t li- Nulloi.nl
Ihnlr ilura In l..'oMilii i..n- H AuiliTHiin, (iliiiiinilii IlKltn. Jot-! Air IH-rhy fn III NVw Viwk In 8u; kaiii.. Holn-rin ami l.la urand
,,U1,,U lliiauina Wtn H 1 Itlew lliul- ninthi-r, wlm wna tltc flrl whliu wmnun lo inme lo KaiKo, are ple-
olt.h Kiank.' John Itul.'. I..n n,"1V,'
When Until lialr la uri.wln IMIeh. Slarlon K. Italc h. Kraiik
Work Hat.
Just another example
of the values always
found at the ' Golden
Rule. This lot is a pick
up by Mr. Vannice
while in New York.
Made of a very hiifh
grade felt. 'All sizes
and colors
durkvr ha a (inldi .i (Hint) N. rarrblne, all of Callfurnla. 1
ahamiHM). ltmbneaa iHiup.ura In 'h. Towlrr. I.lallo, unit
unn ahauipbalnti! Al driiK or lul-IKrrit Kw.iril of Tiu
irt (noda ruttulara or ul your I 1 -
UalrtlreaMia. Ailv. I Mulr Ten.hfrt Mm-lln
.M.'lnl.nm of the Mualr lachnr
1lmb- t'Vtnn l.rf ImiiiI
tmrti l.lfm.l-
.Mr, ati.l Mr. y X. JnnliiK
nf MtHlfurit. I. -ft I'r ilidr Imuir
ll.la rni'rt.lTiK - ui . .iinjmnlrd by
lirllo Ktrhar.Unji uf th valli.y
A.,rlntlt.n will mrrt t Ihc lion,.. ''rr """I'K nqu.-t
111 IbK tti:lltltv.t UlKtu pedua f-
fli'.'.a lal w.-nlna at III lluti-l
Wlllunl
W. 1. Tlmby cf Kalrbanka-' lr, (iron. Melntyra on
Mnrui la In thn ell y today lll- jThuraday prnilliK al alsbt o'clock,
. n m v II It nffli-lHltf .if Ijirnm ml Mr. ('. A. Iloniloraiin will bo In
omimiiy. Mr. Tluiby li.uk. l,l rhantr of th prorram whl.h l '
homo In furil.nd. " "f ho ara.n. The U"".. II.Cur,,rJ ll.,w-
. iMrlnlyro homo-la Imatod on l.ln-' H',or J I plun roiorn.-1
'coin Iw-lweon Kourth anil KUth. " morning. 101-
loo Inn brli-f hualn.-K vlH hrrn.
KnJi-l Trip ' w'"' fr'enila Srnalnr t'pton at-
On toiirlnit i...n.t eltlwi Mr.. ""' " hn.u..l at tho hotvl
Juno un.l Min. llyron. uf Kali 'Hlurd cn Tudny ovrnln. for:
jl.nko Clly. Ini ludoil Klumatli I P-are officer nf aoutbern
Afirr Tonr- .
of Clinic of tbo. Kaat Dr. I.. I).
iiaaii, ry. our. noa and throat
apoelallal la axaln In bla offlu In
lb I. O. O. K. IIUlK. 13-20
In HfliiKiml for Tlnii -
Mr. and Mr, (ieurgo M. i of
tbo Moll Jowrlry rtors aro In
ttr.lmiinil. ()r.. for an Indeflnlto
lln.d, whor Mr. Moti baa nM-u-oU
a Jowolry abop.
New llon-l pi-iiliiii
At Morrill, Wednesday. Kopl.
21. Alan dlnlns room In rou
p.Hlloii. Will a.-no trjnalonta and
rr.ular boar.b ra. I-St
Mr. H.lmllo.k lli.
Mra. Krod Hohalloek plana In
I.bo thla eronlni for Kan Fran
rlaco to en)iiy -tbo npora aeaanu
In tho bay etty.
.Sol In- ,
NeliihlHira of Woodrraft. thnro
will Ih no lodKo Wodnoaday
lilabl nil a.Toiil.t of quarantine
rcKulaltolin. 19-3t
KolU and vlaltod wlih Mra. Hleck Orcson
of turnout avouua, alator nl 1
Mra. Joniai. While here Mr. and K.-lurno.l .rnla ln
Mra. Hlrak and Ibolr itiieata wll.t William llayea. ahorlff ol
Mlaa Vora Imnolann enjnyod a Ctanla I'ara roturnrd bomo (hl
j trip 10 Crater l.ako. K ornlnn afl.-r aitt niHiiit the q.uir-
- .1.7 Hii-.'i.iia nnu u.iil.t-r if. .M-
To MnH TI.ui-mIo aouth.-m Or.iton aberlffa and
Tbo ludli-a of tbo Klrat Moth-! P lit fd era oaaorlutl JO which
o.llat Aid anrluty will invot on met here la.it evenlns.
Thursday aftornoon at llio home
of Mra. I.. K. I'hvlpa at li7 Aimtln'r ;irl
Auhiirn att-ret. Tbo meotlnk hai j Troyuro IHrklnaon nf the local
boon callod for :lo at which poat office paaaod the cluarj and
tlma annual eh-etlou of offlcera candy to tho employ.-ea thla
will take place.. ' mornlns. all bcrauae the atork
-. lift a iiul.y nlrl at the family
t unorul Hold Today home late . yonlerdnr. The new
Kuni-ral aervleoa for the late j da.inht.-r bua boen named Eathor
Klorenre May Nelson war con-.; Norlno. .
dueiod from llri I'erl mortuary at'-" .
.Vfoihrord Ibla afternoon with lloy. 1 ,efi for Nnrtli ''
K. I'. Ijiwornre paxtor of Ihe" Mr.und Mra. Ilnwanl Motcnlf
Klrat Prabyterln rhurch offl-inoe Jean I'orry left late yerti-r-clallnK.
Intoriuent wna made In duy afternoon for 1'orlland and
September is the Month
People Cet Settled
for the Winter
Vacntlnna are ocer. 1'eupto
uro icettlnie down to bualneaa.
They are ul w thlukln about
a xoud. warm, romfortalle
uliuo to live. In looklnx for.
location they take the eaaleaf
and fiuiikeat innthod. which Is
llio rental coliimna nfThe Her-,
alii. The llenild Is dollvered
to OKI of the honiia In Klanw
ih Kulla, eonaeiui-ntly your'
id U rr-a-J by the Rreateat num-h.-r
ul peot.lo Ititoreated In
what the want nil a hare to
offer. Whon iilnriiiic Herald
want Rrta aiV for tbe Fiiectal
C-day rati-.
$2.95
CAMP BLANKETS
A heavy wool blanket suitable, for home and
camp. In pray only. Double and full size. This
particular blanket has met very highly with
deer hunters and we offer it' to you for this pur-
. pose
$6.85
Wool Shirts
Good weight. Many very pleas
ing colors and patterns to choose
from. The' collar is very well
made and' will have the fit of
a dress shirt
$3.50
Boys' and Men's
'Caps
The newest patterns
and materials from a
large cap manufactur
er. New shipment ar
' rived yesterday, so you
are sure of the, color
and size desired
' $1.00 upwards
Men's Blaiers
Extra weight Warranted all
wool, knit bottom,, fr.'l size col
lar, button-doWn front and in
many colorful patterns
$5.00
Part Wool Underwear
Natural color, part wool, long
1 legs an'd sleeves, reinforced
sleeves and a very good weight
for late Fall wear
$1.75 Garment
Canvas Gloves
Fair quality, but & value
at this price ,
3 pair 25c
Work Shoes
A big seller' with' us. - Full leather upper, moc
assin toe. composition sole, both sewed and.
nailed. Blucher style and a real serviceable
shoe for only 7! '
Work Sox
Men! iet yours now. In
black, natural and brown
5 pair $1.00
Hon from Ml. Il.one
Mr. and Mra... Harry MM. I.. II
of Ml. Dome, ('allloruia. are on-
JoylnK brief lli hero wltb ' funeral home,
Irlenda. Mr. Mitchell la n proud
the Medford city cemetery. Ar-, other northern polntj. whure I hey
rausomenta were under the aup. . will upend tholr honeymoon
errialon of Ihn Karl Whitlock Their marrlaKe in a social evenl
of Tuclday.
WORK STARTIMG J ilCMl
r w i iri ri -jrv -n-- . a.
Work on tho Great Northern
hr'Htf, irPiH. I k ., L 9 , i ii i.nrl.
ed thla morhlnn wltb a amali , i
crew of men lllilne nut material '.' .
propnratnry to driving, pillnpr. for j i
the new atructure which Ik to
Klve (1. V traina nccesa to ler r
n.liial fKeliltiea on the west ".fde"f
,.f l..l. v y 1 I
Kn-d A. rrichtnti. atiperlntend
ent of i-onaiructinn for lluuacr
nrotbera (.'unatructlon company
At the fioteh
which hol.Ia contract for building! ....,. . ...... ..
!,h. ,,i.ie v,.i w.,1.1. ..: AIICADK A. W. (Olson. Den-
now .
I , . , , ,. vor: D. J. rrlce. Portland; Geo.
I also encHKed In building the O. ' ' , " ...
l. l(oa-u. saoioiruiu. ( -
Sawyer. Oakland: II. A. Uo) son
nnnt entllcman of ll.u aoutlmrn . "ltv Tmnafer
aectluu.
tundlilon Iniproroa
The condition ol1 lllltun II iinll
tun, aon of Mr. Ida .Hamilton,
la reported aa Tory much Im
proved thla morning. Young
Hamilton la recuporalliix from
aorloua Injury to hla arm which
be auffered'aovornl weeks ago.
klunmlli Flower Shop
Knr flowers. Klnral dealgna,
quality with service,. S34 Main
treel. I'huno CIV. Adv.'
I Knjoyetl Trip Tinlay
Him all kind of rratlua. Sth ' Mr. anil Mra. Hen I. ear. Sr..
nnd Klaninth. l'houe 33 ltdv. j ,Mr. and Mr. K. 1). Trulovo nnil
:o-Jt i Ik-lmnr lloedur of tho Col.lin
I Rule enjoyed tbe HarveM Tour
l-ft for 'lliicr :trlp Into the aoittbern part of
Mis tinare Aah. Uauchter of I tho county today.
Mr. and Mra. A. D. Aah left thla ! .
morning for Rugene lo resume ' Mm, ' llurri-i b.ltliut
h.r atudy at thn I'nlvoralty. Mlaa Mr, u.nl Harrla of l.i-wlhton.
Ah la a normal art atudent and
la iH.KlnnlnK tr senior . year
at the V. of O.
I
l-fl On Trl
Mr. and Mm. W. 1. Cofer and
daughter. Mian Gertrude, hare
left for a two week' motor lour
through tho north.
All who have completed their
atudlcs with ua have levurej po
sition. KLAMATH DL'SINKHS
COU.KOHj 8S-01
lorali-d at Qulnr)'
Krlonda of Mlaa Allen Hansen 1
will he' Inlureated to learn nhu
la located In (Juliiry, California,
where alio bits opened a beauty
abup.
Idaho. Is vialtlng In tho city for
n few day with relative and
friend... Mrs. Harris n a gueat
ut Ihn hotel Wlllard.
Hon fimmillv ftno
Kor your hunting equipment ' uuiiMtion Vonpoiiril
and ahella. Adv. Jo.Ji The Itoyal Neighbor eonvun-
. , j lion w nicn wan piauneu lor uc-
Wm. Ivnn ' tober In thia city baa boen poat-
& cent. A' good cigar.--adv. II I poned Indefinitely, according to'
. . ' announcement made today.
.Moved Into New Hume t
Mr. and Mra. Claude Houghton Ki-oni Miilhi
have mnred Into their new hotmi . W. Mucken of Mnlln h
ul 11 i9 Creacent avenue, where tvgiatered t the hotel Hall to
they will 'spend the winter day while tu the city on buat
momha. Mr. and Mr. Houghton ' neaa.
havo lived at Kirk during tht f
nmmer month. j Nov.- I pmh- Shop
I Hoom 1. Melhaae Hldg.. nppo-
Anielher Now Slilpiiienl
silo court hntiae. Kali cout and
N. cxu-nalon from Hend to Che
inault. arrived in this city yester
day to atari the bridge work.- He
was unable to state today Just
when the rtructure will be com
pleted. Several carloads of material is
now on location along the lake
shore, and wltb test piling si
ren! y driven by the Sawmill En
gineering ft Construction com
pany some tirao ago. the work
ia Kchpduled to proceed rapidly.
Crii hlon slated.
Clerk Harding, resident G. N.
engineer. Is In charge of engi
neering detail on tho bridge.
Criihlon today declared that
local labor will bo largely used
on the bridge and that crews
will be materially increased once
the work Is well underway.
, h '
Today Is Opening
of Autumn Season
BJther: Keep your eye on V OtTOy V-TOnCl
.,wopnc'BothM "nd B,,re r Matton Pleased
Hoy: Vesslr nnd Tf yon don t
come back can'' t have tbe clothe
instead of the money?
Show?
Melford: H. A. Howler. Medford;
C. A. Maddock. Ashland: A. B.
Snyder. Dorrls: J. E. Main. Eu-: v ' pnrdue after ,i,fs dite .lSept.
gene; T. H. Ulpley. Salem: rl. n. j IT. 19J7),-.
r . . . I' r Unbar !
I oncr:. f
I will not bo responsible for
any debts contracted by Mr. It
New t'patnlr Htinp
Room ?, New Melhane Hldg.,
32S Muln. Kail cont and drsnsos.
Vury cheap. It-SO.
At The I'elu Home '
Jack Clanirorte or Portland,
who pinna to ro.mmo hla studies
nt O. A. C. till full la tho housi)
guest of Mr. and Mra. H. E.
Pelt while In Ihe etty for few
diij-s. .
Von Could
Attond Ihe KLAMATH IIUflN
NrpSH (,'OX.I.RriB If you wish to
become, stenographer. H8-01
Huts. "dresses, coats. Kee them ! dresses, very cheap
now. Mode Hliop,82l! Main.- -Adv.
1D-21 From Illy
Autumn, the third season of
the year, and recognized by muny
aa the most beautiful of the four
seasons.' ninilo Its debut today.
September 21.
21-211 It is with this season that the
harvest nf crops is fulfilled and j II. I.. Hurry nnd wife, Medford;
;the wiln.ls take on their nutumnnl C. A. .Warren, Portland: Dr. and
Leacb. Medford; C. C. Baker,
Oakland: A. H. Adams, Port-)
land: O. T. Wood. Portland: B.i
A. Webb. Portland: A. H. Silver.'
Medford; C. E. Earl. Eugene.
WILLAKD L. G. T.'entworth.';
M. K. Spratt, Portland: F. It.
Lamon. San Francisco; H. Kauff-'
man.- Weed: 1).- E. Ketiey.' Saa
Kranclw-o: K. E. Powell. Medford.'
Mr. and Mrs. Hurt U DnvlH. Burt1
L. Dsvts. Palp Alto. Calif; H. W. ,
Hausteln. Sun -raucisco: F. H. '
Jones, Portland: H. U. Prentice.
Medford: Ony A. Itogers, Medford;-
A.. J. Graham. Seattle; F.
P. Hoffman. Sacramento: Mr. and
Mrs. F., H. Anthony. Mr. Sebben.1
Portland: A. A. Kell. Portlmd; D
Dennehy, San KVancisco: Mr. and
Mra. Hern. CaTf. l.os Gains. Calif:
H. W. Moore. Medford! G. H.
Russell, Berkeley: S. W. Stoomer.'
K. K. Leas, W. M. Vangh. (iuy
Condon. C. II. Gllles. C. II. Al
berts. Itoseburg: P. M. I.lpson.
Los Angeles; C. L. Hickman.
Portland: W. . M .Hayes. Grants
Pass; J. C. Wilson. Sacramento:
V. PAKDl'E.
S1S-S1-2S
Wm. I'enn-
t A. 8. Conner of Illy, well
known stnekuvin lruiiKacte.1 huxi-
f. cents. A guild cigar.--adv. $1 . ness In the city yesterday.
lalrliiK From Port limit
Mrs. Oust Killund of Portland
visited In Klamath Falls over
Tuesday with friend. Mrs. Kil
lund stopped at the 'hotel Arcade.
Xolb-e to Hnntcr
Bring yonr trophies tu W. E.
T)oy. Taxidermist. 12a! Adams
Street. , l-22
Your OpiHirtiinlty
' Do you wish to
rlnt Fort Kluiitiith
, Mrs. L. C. Slsemore and Mrs.
become a J turns Pelton of Fort Kit. math,
bookkeeper? KLAMATH BUS1- shopped nnd visited friends In
NEKS COLLEGE. KS-Ol.tho city yesterday.
Planning lliialneaa Trl
W. rk Pnlmer of tho Klsmalh
Furniture compnnv plans to leave,
tomorrow fjr Median! un.l other
valley points where he will spend
several day on business. j
i Win. IVnn
Kutl-fmtloii , b cm, A good cigar, -'-adv
llnslnuH training may be had j . ,
nt the KLAMATH HI'HIN'KHR Our Mneclnlfv .
COLLKtlK.
8S-01
Pi-Hllier In I'll j
Harry Prat her transacted bust-nt-sa
In tho etly today from his
hntue nt Konn, .
W ni.'Penu , Hilbi tor' l'lnwn
. R cents. A good cigar adv. 21 and floral designs. Phone 1118.
' Adv.
Vlalt Inn From Monlniin 1 -
- Mr. L. Houghton, mother rtf For Insurance
Mr. Clnuda Honghton. has iirlv- 8C0 Jns. H. Drlscoll. Williams
od here from Monlana for a visit j Hlilg. Adv.
with her son nnd dnughler-lu-:
law. f Your rhiincc
Hosiery, nnd glnumers, SI. 00.
'. Mode Shope, Sll) Main St. 21
III. ' -
Win.. I'enn
f cents. A 'good Igar. ;nlv. 21
Clly '
Ptsnn and trunk moving,
Transfer Co., Sth find ' Klamath.
Phone 4 3:i. Adv. 2U-2t
Win. I'enn
fi cents. A good clgiir. - adv. 21 Ishnulil gel off.--Tele Mete.
! .U ST 'AS W F.I.I, OFF
lleryl: Should a man propose
to n girl on his knees?
Barbara: Either that or she
lp evidence. ' Cms, Calif: D. B. Cotton. Port-.
Astronomically, autumn begins !'m: '- - Shirley. Medford:)
In the northern temperate lone at A- Street, Portland: F. K.
the nutumnal equinox, abotil Sep- Taylor and wife. Gordon S. WelUJ
letnbor 2 nnd ends at the win-.'""1 Kngene: J. A. Miner.,
ter solstice, around December 21. ('allt; n- Klamath
, Agency; Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Low. Oakland: L. S. Newton..
Yreka: I). It. Junes. Yrek: J. !
rinclsco: Mr. .
ook. lwhomlsh.
With the arrival of a l.bviw"h: M,ln Tttmhell. Kugene:
ilaugh.er at the home or Mr. mil ltB",h inning , and , wife.
Mrs. Trevore Dickinson this ! Medford; Belle Rleharason. Med
mornlng. the population of Ihe ' 'orcl- C. W . Owens Albany; R
!..d post office has been In- M. Wugglner. Portland:
creased three within the past
three weeks, - ALL WET
Just a week ago) Vernon Fran- ' Shu: I saw you In your new
AT
PINE TREE
T t 1 G If T
Is lhrluMt .iippcamnco of m
wry good bill of
Vaudeville
and on the screen ;
"Silken Shackles";
sto.-rlnu 1RKXK ItlCII, with a!
very i:n-ong siipiMirtilij; cast
Officer or Aloha chapter of
Passing ('the Eastern Star were hlgfrly
-- j complimented by Mrs. Margaret
! Barnes. Worthy Grand Matron lor
The mate of Oregon who Monday
evening paid her official visit.
The officers exemplified the
work in a most capable manner
and at the ecnclnsion special
praise waa given H. , E. Momyer.
patron, by the, state officer. Mrs.
Barnes.
- With the close of the lodge
session "Aloha chapter" presented
Mrs. Barnes with - a beautiful
scene of Klamath county. Mrs.
COMING .TOMORROW i
""Special
Delivery"
Mollie Beldlng presented the pic
ture In behalf of the chapter.!.
Mrs. George Sabln, grand or
ganist was presented a beautiful
bouquet of chrysanthemums, la
a fitting manner. Mra. Wilbur
Jones presented tbe flowers which .
were from the chapter.
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Sublu
left this morning for their homes
in Grants Pass. '
The most Illiterate country In
the world Is Natal, Africa, whwr
94.8 per cent of tbe natives cau
neither read nor write. Egypt,
and Guatemala have 92.7- per
cent Illiteracy. ,
Wm.
5 cents. A good cigar.-1 adv. tl
DANGE TONIGHT
1
I The Best Time of Your Life Just Drop in and '
Dance a' Few Your Friends
v. Will Be There- -.
. -i .. i..., i . , .... , .
Hal Blackburn and His Band
WINTER GARDEN
1 1
Local Postal Crew
Increased by Birth K- iraniciin sau rn
J and Mrs. G. H. Cook
els uf the local office passed the inlncout yesterday.
cigars and candy upon the arrival set you back?
What did it
of a htihy boy lit the Francis
home. Two weeks sgo a daugh
ter was burn to Mr. and Mrs.
Verne McCleflan. Mr. McClellan
is also employed at the local
nfftce. I
t'sndy anil cliiurs were much In
He: Twelve dollars!
She: My! "You got a bargain,
did you not?
He: Nol got soaked! Life.-
VATKI TO CELEBRATE
"Could you. kind lady. ..pure a
evidence at Ihe local office this piece of eake lo a poor man who
morning. hasn't had . bit tor two days?
"Hsther Norlno" Is the name "Cake!- Surely bread would be
which Mr. nnd Mrs. Dickinson , mbre suitable?"
have chosen for the new tlnngh- , "Yes nsttally. lady. But to-
ler. ' ,imy Is my birthday." Tit-BIl. j
AT ;
THE LIBERTY !
Dainty Shirley Mason .
in
"Sweet Rosie
O'Grady"
Tlir romance of n Il:7 H'lmlif
Hlii on tho Hldownlkn of
Xiw York.
AND TOMORROW.
"More Pay,
Less Work"
Any Seat. Any Time, 20c
IL
DOLLAR
DAY
Papains
Saturday, Sept. 24th.
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