Bo
ston Store Third Annual Easter Sale
Of
Mi AN OPPORTUNITY T.O DRESS PROPERLY TOR EASTER WE ARE GOING TO MAKE ONE OF THE GREATEST SALES EVER
Y ON EARLY SPRING ARRIVALS. WE CANNOT ENUMERATE EVERYTHING BUT GIVE YOU A FEW IT.EMS TO GIVE YOU AN
TO DO. BEGINNING MARCH 15 AND CONTINUING UNTIL MARCH 30. FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY. DONT FORQET.
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IN OK D UK TO GIVK liVIJKYO
MADK IN KLAMATH COUNT
IDEA WHAT Wl AKE GOING
MEN'S CLOTHING.
SI 2.50 Suits
$1 5.00 Sttili,
SI 6.50 Suits,
S18.00 Stiili,
EASTER SALE
SI 0.00.
I'ancv 15c Urcs Ginijliaiiis
I J I-Jc.
haiicv 2 1-L'c GitiKlimiiH
EASTER SALE
10c.
DRESS UP YOUR BOYS
$1.50 Suits. $5.00 Suits
$6 00 Suits
5 l' 15 yc.-us with Knickerbock
er Pants
EASTER SALE
$3.95.
PERCALES
Dress Percale 12 l-2c Grade
EASTER SALE
10c.
WHITE WASH GOODS
25c Dimities 20c
20c Dimities , , 15c
15c Dimities . 10c
MERCERIZED STRIPE
WASH GOODS.
10c Goods 30c
30c Goods . 25c
25c Goods. . .. 20c
20c Goods . . 15c
EMBROIDERIES
18c Embroideries
20c Embroideries
25c Embroideries
30c Embroideries
40c Embroideries
EASTER' SALE
15c.
LADIES', MEN'S AND.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
AND OXFORDS GREATLY
REDUCED.
LADIES' WAISTS
$1.50 Waists
S2.00 Waists
$2.25 Waists
$2.50 Waists
EASTER SALE
$1.25.
THE BOSTON STORE
The Largest and Best Store in Klamath County. The Store
that Pays No Rent and Gives Its Customers the Benefit
i
Humor tf Philosophy
By BVNCAN H. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS. ,
ABjrWaj. It it willilrtllliv Willie tvlli-f
ust to think n f all llu- ini'uii thlii.i
iv dare nut call umi
According to tivr liti.tninl' Hny of
luvklng t lt In anmllrr (hr dill thi
luvf K.rulUBiloUS tin- bat
VfWK
Vtntllatlon.
In rrsrd to trnllU'lmi,
Nu l ruwi tun till u urt
iii nml liallti In op"ti ulinlon,
OII.r iiNear (hy fit.l a ruuch,
Bonn Inilil I hoi ilr.ft im l.tallliy,
Citing tigur in llxlr liraith,
Oil.u fi-r tin. in.lour biic:
HlrlkliiK ttitiii lll U their lalh.
John, (, mint, iiIict mid alrr
V.'u.Juw kl' .i i .. .. i ,
llruwh. ir 'Hi ll.n Irani til drafty,
I la lil ii-uulmlon 1 1
day uull l,i Ho mum hulxl
l.1kw an uvrti it ivoul I em
llrniuri'i ruxiitl Mil of mtnfort
Cull (ruin turning err ll.v ktcain.
In Hit inuinliiK lirltht iitiJ rarly
Or. Hllti ,l ihrililml fid
Kllnrine otn Mi tin lmJow,
Ami Hi other. get uad.
"Uoodnrit. krucloui, liut th. window!
In what awmlll twrr ou toni""
Crl Hit nun who count ilrafl dead
ly In th (ln.it klnj of acorn.
o thy carry on thtlr crapping.
Each oi.a of a dlfT.rtnt mlnil.
Each ! .truing for I.I hotiuy.
To th othtr'a i.un rcilsntd.
Itching Ui anil lun tl.s rrlnJow,
Turnlnif on anil off th t.at.
At th antic of hi ftlluna
Kicking ruwully ultli bulli fvt.
In trylnr to do bcttrr the trouble
with nxU of u 1 not that ttr don't
try hard vtiougti. tut that n dhln't
tart aeon rnongti.
rainvuny ony, j
"Mr. Iluuliijajr l a wr timid jilting
man."
"Tlutlil I linulil any mi Ilea '
arm M to Im-kIii n li'tlt-r 'IhMr Jllin j
Nmltb' brcaUHc t' lrui yftr." Wauli-'
lnein Pr
CONTKHT NOTK'i:.
i I)iiartniont of thi Intvrlur, Unlli'J
,Ktiilv Land Offlco, Lnkuvlcw, ()rK".
March 4, I90
1 A KURIclunt contcsl nllhlinll Inutile
liocti fllvi In till olllcn ly Jntiifu U.
I'uililock, ifJiitvatHiit, UKulnat hutno
ali'iiil onlry No. SCl'J (Burial No.
VUt,C), mmlu Nov. r,, jsoG, for 814
SCVi, 8oc. I. N54NKW. Btc. 30. Tp.
3U H it. it K., by John A. Caatcll.
voutuiti.-u. In wlilcli It la alloged thai
hiiIiI Ciiatoll luia totally ubandoncd
Mild land fur uiuru tlmn all uioiitlm
hint iiftut nnd conlliiui-H now to aban
don tint name, nnd linn never entail
Untied rvaldciicu thvrcou or cultlvatt'd
uny purtlun tliiTOof, nnd tlm doftclti
Ihti'Iii Hi't fnrt li timllnlii' tu tlilu dntv,
nml Hint huIiI ulli'Krd ubucncu from
Ilin raid land wim not dim tu liU em-
ployintiit In thii Arm, Nuvy or Ma
rino Curin of the United Hlatea u n
lirhutu aoldler, olllcvr, veauiau ur ma
rlno durluu tho ur with Spain or
dirliiK any other war In which the
United Htntea may bo onenscd.
Hnlil partlCM nro horeby notified to
niienr, reaiiond, and offer ovldonco
tourhliiK Hitlil nlleKntlon lit 10 o'clock
n. in. on April IK, I'JO'J, before It. M
lllclinrilhiiii, I'. H. ConiinlHuloner, Klu
ninth KnllH, Oregon, nnd tliut final
lirarliiR "III be held nt 10 o'clock a
tn. on April 2!i, 1901), boforu the Keg-
Uter nnd Itccctvtr at tho United
Stittea Lnnd OIUcu In Lnkovlow, Ore
Ron. The tuilil tiintestnnt IiuvIiik. In n
ptnper iiltldaxlt. Died Marcli 2. 1301',
set forth facta which show thnt after
due diligence peraonal aurvlco of tlili
niilko (an not bu inudu, It I heruh)
ordered aiul directed that audi notlco
Ihi nhiii by due mid proper publica
tion J N. WATSON.
3-l IteKlater.
1 NOTICU OK (JUAItDIAN'S HALK.
In the County Court of the Btato
'of Orucou for tho County of Klamath.
In tliu Matter of the Katato and
'Ouurdlanihlp of Itobort Laugblln, ao
lluaauo p'jruon.
I Notice of hdIo of real eutato by
Kunrdlan.
Purauant to order of said court no
tice In hereby Klvon that tho undor-
i aliened will noil at private aalo for
caah. at IiIm residence near Dairy. Or-
CKon, In aald county and statu, on or
after Saturday, April 10th, 1909, the
follovilni; duncrlbcd real catato be
IoiikIuk to the elato of aald Itobort
LauKhtlu, an Iniano perion, to-wlt:
Tho BH of tho NEV4 and the NU
of tho ai:yt, Sec. 13. Tp. 38 8., R.
1 1 H K.. W. M.. In Klamath County,
OrcKon, rontalnlnK 1C0 acres.
tinted this 6th day of March, 1909.
THOMAS E. STANLEY.
AdmlnlHtrator of tho person and es
tate of said Itobert Lauxhlln, an
lnnane person.
In tho County Court of Uio State of
Oregon, fur the County of
Klamath.
PntroDB of tho Public Library and i - UTm at A TilTil
mil who are Interested In Its dovcl-l jUjII X MSJJu aIT Si
opmont nro requested to hand In I
lists of new books they would llko' auSS
to have purchased for tho library. n' Nlgnl
1100 Is to bo used for now books I
very soon and these lists, If left with I
tho librarian, will bo greatly appro-!
elated by tho Woman's Club.
Shaw Knit fi) K. iC. K. Store. 1C
Private Dining Parlor
Oysters Served In Any Style
I J. V.HOUSTON, Prop.
KLAMATH FALLS
FORWARDING CO.
Transfer Work of All Kinds
Promptly Done
Baggage a Specialty. Charges Reasonable
Phone 605
Big Sale of Town Lots in
MIDLAND
Commencing
March 27th,
1909
IF you want to double your money within a very short
space of time, buy one or more lots in Midland. If
you want to buy a farm close to the coming town in
Klamath County, buy In Midland Tract at $16 to $30
per acie. The Town of Midland will be the largest
shipping point in Southern Oregon within two years,
and Its mills and elevators will be the largest in South
ern Oregon. Lots will be sold at from
i $50 to $250
PartlraiarsseeDo B CAMPBELL
In tho matter of tho Guardianship
of tho 1'ermnn nnd K.tntn of Lester
Stacy Colnhnti, Clifford Johnson Col
aim ti, and Stephen Colnrmn. Minors.
Order to Show Cuuia on AmiUca.
, tlim uf Guardian for nu Ordor to;
Sell Heal Kstate.
It appearing to this Court from the
petition this day prcauntcd and filed
by Joseph P. Colahan, the guardian'
of tho persons and estates of Lester
, Stacy Colahan, Clifford Johnson Col
inlinu, and Stephen Colahan, minors,
praying for an order and license of
alo of the certain Interests In cor-
alu real property belonging to said
wards, that It Is necessary and for
ho best luterost of said wards that
heir said Interests in such real prop-
rty be sold, and It appearing from
said petition that such may bo true.
It Is, therefore, hereby ordered,
hat tho next of kin of said wards,
aud all persons Interested In their
said estates, appear betoro this Court
n Saturday, the 27th day of March,
90, at the hour of ten o'clock In
ho forenoon of said day, at tho court
room ot this Court, lu the County
Court House at tho City ot Klamath
Falls, In tho County ot Klamath and
State ot Oregon, then and there to
show cause, If any they have, why
a license should not be granted tor
the sa!u of tho Interest ot said
wards lu such real property, describ
ed In aald petition.
It Is further ordered, that a copy
hereof shall be personally served on
tho next ot klu ot said wardti and
all persons interested tn their suld
states respectively, at leuht ten days
boforo tho .data last above mention
ed, or that this ordor be published
at least three successive weeks In
bo Evening Herald, a dally newspa
per printed aud published at the
-Uy of Klamath Kails, In suld coun
ty, being a nowspspar ot general
circulation therein.
Tho real property mentioned in
said petition being described aa fol
lows, to-wlt: The SWV. of the
SWK of Sec. 16; the SEU4 ot the
BEK ot Sec. 16; the NEK of .the
NEK ot 8ec. Si; the NWH. the
BWK of th NEK. th NH ot the
8BH, tho 8BH of-the SBK of 8.ee.
U; the W4 of the NW,th NWK
of the BWH ot Sec. 16; and the
NEK of the NEK ot Sec. 17, all In
Tp. 17 8., R. 11 H B., ot the Wil
lamette Meridian, In Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, containing In all 600
acres ot land, according to the gov
ernment survey thereof.
Dona this J 3d day of February,
A. D. 1009.
J. B. GRIFFITH.
fi .County Judge.
They re Here Ordered Them
They're all Leather and Hand Made
We handle DRIVER'S AND LOGGER'S HONEST
SHOES. UNITED Worklngmen'a Shoes.
J. R. RITTER a CO.
Wlllson Block EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE
FURNITURE
When you buy furniture, won't you give this
store the opportunity of competing- for your pur
chase? We can and will save you money, if you
will give us the chance. We can't if you don't
Surely our claims are worth testing it ia your
money we are talking of saving. Come, test us.
GULETTE
All the Varying Tones
in green, olive, bronze, brown,
late, gray, tan, stone, mode
and khaki shades, in stripe,
check and soft plaid designs,
are found in men's fabrics for
Spring 1909. We have
The handsome assortment
of Ed. V. Price & Co., our
Chicago tailors, on display
now. Sac it today.
You- can have clothes
made to.your own measure from
your choice of this beautiful
line, and secure surpassing
shapeliness, fit and .quality for
the price of ready-mad
clothing.
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