THE
QUALITY
STORE
THE
QUALITY
STORE
Choice Things to Eat
Canned
Vegetables
U MAINE.
Wellman's taste as from the
tr.irdcn. Suear iV.-i.s-. Hominy,
Lima lira ns mid .Swiff Volu
tins Wellman's Succotash, Corn
und Tomatoes .. "J .".
Fancy
Dried Fruits
Wellman's Select Seeded
Haislns, t pack a ire l.V-
Wellmeu's Currents, ;'r
packa.ee... iHk'
Crown Cluster 1'aisins. J ll.
Imx
".Von Such" Mince Meat, per
pucka ire 1 ."
Lemon, Citron and Oranire
Peel, per lh ll.x'
FASCY . FFACHFS
FA SC Y N. l .V TA 1 7, A HA
pi:ri:s
fascy nniLh At 'incurs
FSdLlSH VA LSL'TS
0 " - '"0
Canned
Fruits
Vt llman's
lh.
Asparaeas, 17-1'
." o
Wellman's Pickets, per j;ir,
i!"o to rOe
Wellman's 1' lie k lira ml,
strictly standard iuality. Peas
Hearts and Corn !$ for Wk
Wellman's Puck
matoes
lira ml To-
l.V
T SOLID !. ,3
.t..VO.Y.S'
ro.w
Breakfast
Foods
Peacock It rand liuckw heat
Flour, CarnationWheat Flakes
Carnation Polled Oat. I.ake
vlew llanm-r lira ml Wheat
t lernifflermea. Cream of Wheat,
Ornpe Suts, Force, Kelloe's
Toasted Corn Flakes, Polled
live.
Wellman's (the choicest of
canned fruits) Sliced Peaches.
Pears. S lice d Pineapple and
lllackherrics :i for Jjl.M
We II m a n ' s Puck Hratid
Peaches, Apricots anil Pears.
Wellman's Pure Maple Sap,
per can KOi-
Wellman's Pipe Olives JtOr
Wellman's Catsup ll'tr
Wellman's l stern '2"tv X ."
Wellman's Shrimps il for ."Wle
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MIhs III l( MiiMi IT II 1 1ll-:
II tld'l II KHII' tM
At the Opera House Week
Commencing: Nov. G
A trrat U in hdor' for lhi Ihi-ntro
ffiH-rn of l.akvvirw romnii-nrimr Mnn- j
iliiv rvrninir, Nov. , when the J.J
Y. ami C.N-nn Ham r l'i. will nin-n at
tho Owra llout' for a wt-.-k'n rnvakrt'
mont in rrfitu-il rtunt-ili-. J
Tiir tilavH vrrarntoil tv be Harm-r
Co. are rrikiuovil with cvrrv alti-nlion
to li-tail, ami judtrinir from r-i)orti
from Klamath Kail, where the com-'
imnv in now plavinir, it i the l-ent
oreamzation that haa cvar ulavrtl in
this vioinitv.
KLAMITH-NATRON
CUT0FNNI9I3
General Manager Calvin
Announces Completion
In Eighteen Months
Tho Railroad flight
of Way Hat Boon
Decided Upon
Her Aro Som Bargain
In Home faoci
flMli.tHt. tlood honsr and hum
with other hutldliiu", city
water, new lawn fence, tier
acre of laiitl. Close to ilcpot
site.
fll.'iOixl Sew I room htmuahnv
painted ami papvrvd, city
w ater, lot ,'ii:'lu ft ,on uood
street. A Ice sluill location.
$:.ih. Lot :r,iMift , t
Vnlii depot site. Well on lot.
$ti."ttH. (I 1. 1, .Lot with three
room house, well furnished,
tlood rugs, clet carpets,
china set. tiiaphophone, etc..
Must he seen to he appropriat
ed tlooil ten acre tract a'iwa
if It Tills Is a posille
haixain. Altont six thicks
ii new depot lte
S:'li1)l mi. I It r acres In the cit y
limits, Impm enients on the
place worth uhout fl .mm A
line titration for a chlrken
ranch and home place. Fine
i of the alley and alio of
the tttwn I! II will run
alohir one siilr This certain
ly w ill not last Imitr
H. B. ALGER
Lakoviow, Oregon
COIHe and
See The Tailored
SlIEtsS
"I Htn leHdi to reci iinmenil t'ham
berlainV (.'oijyh Itumeilv an the U-nt
thln I know of nl H'lftt remeilv
for c-iiiirhi, culflH anil bronchial trou
ble," writes Mm L. II. Aruolil, of
Denver, Coli. "We hue u--i! it re
peatedly anil It ban r ever fail-) to
give relief." For hale y all dealers.
COl'iiHISn AT NJiiHT
Mans loh of !ref wM-h is for every,
one. Kol- y'h liorp-y h -1 T&r ) r. m i tirl ti..
the ''O .k'li Ht imce, r-ii-v- the tickling an!
dryn-ss in lh-' thruitt hi:'! j18 The iutlnnt-
mcmoriiii.'n. Prevent eoM tleveliiinc IDlo
bri.nehi'is or n-umiii. Keep alwayfl iu
tb- boiife. Kelustt utjtl!tute for tale by A
L ThurmoD
"t do riot believe tii)re is an.v otlx-r
mecllciiD' do -rooil for whooplnit oohkIi
a Chamber'nlfi'ti t'onuh Ketnedy."
wrlteHMrn. Krancig Turpln, J unction
City. Ore. Tlilri n-uiedy 1h h!ho un-Buria-eil
f ir ojIiIh am croup. l or
sale by all dealers.
A Hot -Kill-1. Il MKMi'ISt (
Thai . s i-nut-hi iiii'kly an-i i: u r-s rul lt in
T'oiey's ilinef aii'l Tar 'iT Hjn.l Mm Anna
I'elzer. '4ii l-ff. -r-.it! M -.1 OniBhR.N.'b. -Hhl
J ran r--"ni iii'-h'l i'-y 'a Honey Kirl Tar
'ornoun't a- a iur- rure fnr coiiKhn an-l r-oiiji .
It eiir'"l my daughter of a fa'i rul aii t my .
n-iti ior, M r- iieiiMin. cir- tl ii' r ) f anl li -r
wbole family Kol' Hnn-y ah'l Tar
loiiiMiMiel Kv'-rytie in on ce',thborhool
l-ak bkhlyof li" For nale by I. 1 bo. nlun
WIFE MURDERED BY
INSANEJUSBAND
Warned of Danger Refuses
to Forsake Him and
Pays Penalty
AHDuranct-a tliat the Natron-Klamath
i-utolT of the Sotith'-rn I'ncihr. which
is to reiiuce te runninii time of trains
between Portland and San rratiriaco
to "Jfi hourn. will lie comiletet carlv in
l'JKl ai-il that the troiM)nel line from
Kuuene to Ci itav will tie atarted
and rushed to comulction aa earlv bh
tirart ii-ublc. were niven bv F.. F.. Cal
vin, vioe-nrtmdent anl if)-ncral mana
ger of the Southern I'ai-ific who arriv
ed in Portland luul week.
"It ia our intention to atari the work
tin the Coon Rav line a earlv as noa
sioLle." he aaid. "It la ore of the first
thinirs that must be done. Wearereadv
to do it. and only have Dreliminaries
to complete before we ran begin actual
! oierati)ins."
The Natron-Klamath work is poinv
forward rauidlv. he reuorted. Kerent
contrar-ts on that project will provide
activitv until the cml of the nre.ent
fist-nl vcar. A Dnronriationa have been
provided for completion of the entire
cutolT anil the construction will be
authorized as rapidly aa proirreria re-
quirea.
"I expect the Natron-Klumuth line to
lie finihhed in a year and a half." Haiti
Mr. Calvin. "It mav be done noon
after the befinninu of 1913."
A 280 Acre Farm for Sale
Agreeable Terms
or trade for Central or Southern California prop
erty up to half value Lies four miles from Lake
view, all good, level sage brush land; artesian
water has been struck in immediate neighborhood.
All lays under the Oregon Valley Ditch. Fenced on
three sides. Fine alfalfa and grain ranch. Will in
crease rapidly in value with the railroad. Write C.
K. Scaler, 220 0chsner Bldg., Sacramento, Calif. , for
further particulars, at once.
80 Acres or More for Sale
of the famous Charles Faston Ranch, lying immedi
ately under Sugar Loaf mountain, near Davis Creek,
which is the finest fruit land in Goose Lake Valley.
This property has lake-shore frontage, side track and
shipping privileges on the X.-C.-O. Likewise enough
fine timber for firewood and posts. A large part of
it is now under cultivation. Moderately sized barn,
granary, house, etc. A part of this ranch can be had
at a very good bargain if taken at once. Will have
to be mostly cash. Two flowing springs on the
property, and artesian well or pumping plant can be
put in later. Apply to Charles Faston on property,
or in Lakeview; or write C. R. Seager, 229 Ochsncr
Iildg., Sacramento, Calif.
If you have any Goose Lake Valley Property
for trade in Sacramento Valley or Southern Calif
ornia, write C. R. Seager and give particulars.
C. R. SEAGER
9 OcLsner Building, Sacramento, California
K. R. Patch Monday evenine return
ed from Portland where he was called
two weeks aeo by the daeth of his ais
ter, Mrs. irvinur A. Millichamp, and
her huHband. The sad affair occurred
in the Stanley apartments, 701 Wah
inyton street, sometime Monday even
ing, although the bodies were not dis
covered until Wednesday morninir. It
is presumed that Millichamp was uc-
ranifed and while his wife was playinp !
at the piano he shot her over the riirht i A" ,Me Idood in the body h
ear with a 3fe-caliber revolver and irn throiiKli tin klilin-ys onco every three
mediately afterwards hhot himself in ! inlinitcH. The kidnt.VMjfilier t he blood,
the riuht temple, dropping beside his i They work iilht hid! day. When
wife. healthy they remove about )() grain.
It has been subsquentlv learned that . "t Impure matter daily, when nu
Millichamo had reauested his wife to ! healthy hoiiih part of thU Impure
commit suicide with him. ami although I mu'ter j h-ft to the blood Thi4
warned of her danger Mrs. Millichamp I hrlnicxon many dltt'-a-oa ami nyinptoinn
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER S
CASTOR I A
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO
i
(Their Unceasing Work keeps Us
5trong and healthy
TjTPROTECT
T I the things that
Jl money can not
buy. If your
feet comes under that
head, we have protec
tion for them in must
any style you may de
sire. Our Fall High
Tops are now ready
for your inspection at
reasonable prices.
We also have a few
bargains in Ladies' and
Misses' LowCut Shoes
at prices too low to
mention. 06 vj: ttf
The Economy Store
We are ncknowledcd
IcadciH when it coiiu-Hto the
popular price in Suits. No
effort lias been spared to grt
the best for the money.
All up-to-the-minute stvlen
and every new shade and
material.
Come and see them .
Coats
The largest ami most com
plete showing in the City.
Nobby Mixtures, Cnricula,
Poles, Plushes and Miack
Mroadcloth. Modest Prices.
$14.75 to $42.50
NEWEST MILLINERY
Mrs. Neilon
Women's Outfitter
SHAKE I.1F0 VOUR SHOtS
All.u'i fiMitolur. poo lire K.11,.,. mi,
IDi.imartlii(. u-rruu I. .1 .nil lDroaua aalo
and luiiamiy i.tet iu atlua out ul uru aim
aiiDlona It ii,., ,,. atr.i rombtri iiaiirr'
of the ai. Aorn ) oot Kaa. tultn mil n
le ah.-t lel r.) Il I, ,
weailnt.i aili.iii. awollxD. Ilr.il a. tlu imi
TryutixlaT Houl t, an Uruvalai. .no abu
"tore. by mall b.r -J t lu .lui(.a . 00 a,.
ri.' nr uMnnr. Trial r , m, . 4.
Irs .. 4 I. I nii1 I
1IAIKAII1K, IIKAIUIIIK NKKVol ,,NKf.
Atl1 rb iimallmn. Im.Oi ii. .. ..
mean ki.lm y i,b,. ,,, ' '
Kr. l.Voi o,e r. !, of m ,,el ,, ,
ninmiii 1 niih 1 iv 1 "''I'n
' :. ' ""? on iii.-v rec'i-
ate the a, 11.11, ,, , lionat) i.nrah, l.oio-b,
i lion, nun k In r. ..,,n. . . . . !.'.'" "'
ton " " '
Stockholders Moeting
j The annual nn-e! Iri( of ti e Ntovk
I holder of I.akn County Teh'ilione
! and Ti-li-Kraph Cniupany will Im held
1 at Maaoiilt llall In the town ( l'i
I ley. fjike Co., On-iiiii, on Moiiilny,
NoveiuU r tl. lilll, at tho hour of ID
! o'clock A. M. f 1 r the inrioi- of let t
inK a b ard of ilin-ctor. to nerve for
the eiixnluir. year, ami fir the trano-Mi-tloti
of atii-h nt her biiMlrn-oa im limy
Colin- before the meet InaT,
CIIAKI.KS CMHACII, Secr. larjr,
I A Good Position
Can ho hud bv ainlnl Ioiih niink'
iiii-n ami ladle, in I he Held of " SVIn--j
loca" or rntlw ii- teli-;raihy . Since
I the S hour luw became effective, and
'Hlmvtbe wlreletot coinpatlleN ftn ea
! talillxlitiiK rial Ion throiiuhoiit tin
i country there in a tfeal Hlioroik'1' )'
, telenniihern. l'o-ltlons pay Id kI'i
, era Irilm f 70 to I'M) -r liionth. witli
uooil chiinie of advancement. Tin
;Natliilinl TeleKrapIl I nntl 1 11 1 lo" o
Port laud, t ire. , iieratea unih-r kumt-vi-ioti
of U. K. aud wireleaa otlii'iitl
him place, all KradnatiH Into ponl
tl'.o. 1 1 will pay you towrlli-tl.cn
for full tletal'l.
refused to leave him, feelinir that she
could perhaps save him from gointr in
sane. She therefore remained with him
to the last.
Millichamp was employed as city
salesman of the Standard Oil Co.. and
was an exceptionally fine young man
of exemplary habits, being about 32
years old. while his wife was aix vears
his junior. Mrs. MiHichamo'g maiden
name was liethel McCoy Patch, be
ing a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. D.
Patch, who live in St. Joseph. Mo.
Mr. Patch is an artist of national rep
utation, and the family tree dates hack
to the 16th century. In a portfolio
treasured by the young wife were
photographes and drawings with ex
planatory notes, showina the ancestors
of her family to have come to America
before the Revolution.
Paisley Pick-ups
(Cbewaucau I'ri-sa)
A bona fide offer is made by a Pais
ley cili.eii to dctc 15 oucd of lai.J
to the N.-C.-O. for a depot site, so as
to settle the I.akeview tangle.
There have been sown to grain in
ttutte Vallev this fall 'JriJ acres of land.
Tf.L id pi city K'od i': a ;.i-,v j.culc-
ment. Sum Jetmore at North Alkali
has 82 acrea In grain.
pain In the back, head ac lie. Devours
iietH, hot, dry akin, rheuuatic pain'
Ifoilt, gravel, dlHorders of the eyenlght
and hearloK, df.ziiieaM, Irregular
heart, debilitj , drowsinesH, dropHy,
(li-ponitM in the urine, etc. Hut if you
keep the 11 1 tern rlxht you will hnveiio
trouble with your kidneys.
A. 15. Hcolicld, Axhlaud, Ore., Mnya:
''It kIvch iid! pleasure to endorse
Doan'H Kidney I'IIIh. They brought
me great relief from a severe attack
of kidney complaint am I am now
entirely free from the trouble. I loan's
Kidney pi 1 Im can bo relied upon to
diHpose of backache and difficulty W illi
the kidney kecrotlona.
For nale by all dealers. J'rlce 60
ceotH. Foster Mllliiirn Co., Ituffalo,
New V(jrk, fde agentn fur the I'nited
KtateH.
Keinemlx-r the name Doan'H and
take no other.
Chamberlain' Stomach and I.lver
Tablet, do not sicken or grlc, ami
may betaken with jHTfeet aafely by
tho nioHt delicate woman or the
youngest child. 'J'he ohl ami feeble i
will alHo find tlu-in a moMt Hiiltable
remedy for uidinx aud atreiiKtiienliiK
Ibili- weakeiud diKeHton and f-.rr.'KU-lutlno;
tho bowels. For Hale by all
ilea lers.
ror ciiiiKbiiiK, (Irym-aa kinl iiekllnii In tin.
lliroat, buaraeiietia ainl nil com In anil coldri, I
Uka Kolejr'a flouev anil ' ar oun-ouiiil I on-1
lalut uo ojlale. fur aalu by A L Tburulon '
RELIABLE CLOTHES
Men and young men who appreciate
good, reliable clothes at moderate
prices, will be abundantly sat
is fied with the clothes
we sell. See them
tf Compare them with any, anywhere
NO OLD STOCK
TAILORING, CLEANING
AND REPAIRING
Yours for Service
The Matchless Store
MAIN STREET, 2nd Door North I. O. O. F. Bldg.
LAKEVIEW :: :: OREGON