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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1909)
UMMEtt CLEARANCE SALE AT THE BOSTON STORE en's Clothing at Unusual Reductions SATURDAY We Commence the Third Week of Our SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE and we Intend to Make the Values More Attractive than the Previous Weeks. We Have Taken Every Man's Suit in Our Stock and Made Up Four Lots at Extremely Low Prices: 1 MenS Stiin, $X.(X) to SI2.50 SALE PRICE $3.95 SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES Mcrccrircd Silk Shirts in plain nml stripe effects; Men's Suili, $15.00 to $IK.50 SALE PRICE $6.95 .,,.,., , . -. oai p dpipp ir colors White. Pink. Pounce am! Lilit Hlue. J Men's Suits. $IH.50 to $22.50 SALE PRICE $8.95 -",i ' ' i IS cip dp rp lor KeK'Mar $2.00 ami $2.50. SALE PRICE $1.48 r i o.. . in en. mn,i ciicnDiPDtiioi ' -W Slice! s, rcinilar X)c SALE PRICE 69C ,,s, v.s . Ifv. . ,, . . , , Men s Sums. s22.50 to J0.CX SALE PRICE $11.95 m(w ,-c SALE pRICE ,6(, Men s Near-S.lk Underwear; comes m lute. Pink t . ALL MEN'S TROUSERS HALF PRICE T,il,le Damask. rcKnlar 50c SALE PRICE 22C ?' , ci -n cAiPooirr.r t' ..M..M...a....M. ... French Voile StiiiitiBs rcRtilar 6Sc SALE PRICE 39C li ' c i . it i 5ALh.FKICfc.85C E- WOMEN'S SHIRT WAISTS )rcss r,illK,ms rcJ. , SALE PRICE 12 YDS. $1.00 -Mcn s. Summcr U CBht Underwear; a nice assort- f In this line you will fi...l Lau,. jap Silks ami Mess.v Dress Percale.. reK. I2c SALE PRICE 12 YDS. $1.00 lyeila" rScLOa"''"" SALE PRICE37J4C h line Silks many heautiful ilcsins at ahout manufac- tn rminn vnv Sc na!r k turer's cost. MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men s Cotton box . 5c pair a! - MEN'S FANCY VESTS HALF PRICE fr WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR HALF PRICE .c. Soft Shirts, with Collar Attached, in Light E Cotton Towels 5c each Uluc. Tan. White. Khaki and other colors. MEN S STRAW HATS HALF PRICE 5? Cotton Crash 5c yard Nebular $1.00 SALE PRICE 48C MEN'S SHOES AT GREAT REDUCTIONS im HE BOSTON STORE Wood 3.75 silvered to any tor city SY (BROS. 451 YCLES -to-date wheel bier, on sale at are. Tents and tie or for rent. a lull line ox ting Goods IUN STORE , CHAMUKS OppoaUt Am. IoUI IFOR SALE! : : WKLL IMI'ilOVKI) FARM ot ; (00 acre, 10 diIIm SoulbwMt ; of KUmilh KatU. Will Mil m ! a whole or In part. Terms, part down. the balance In de- (erred payment. Apply : R. A. EMMITT I Urn foal OaVe. IP. H. MURPHY STRUCTURAL PRBURVBR llamp rrootag of CstUra Krlt and Gravel Rooami MAHTIO WALKS A FLOOR! Flftjr Design of Roots X With Ilaldwln Hardware Co. X- GHILDERS BROTHERS Are Prepared to do all Kinds of I BUILDINGi Chimneys and Fines i Specialty; Built on Short Notice 500.000 Brick Oa Hud KKXO ITKJLS CENTRAL CAFE Open Day sad Night Private Dining Parlor Oysters Served la Any Style J. V. HOUSTON, Prop. Hold-Up? Well, I Guess Not! Of course, we mike a profit on our goods We are In business for that purpose but the steady stream of customers coming to our new store in the Mang Block, Sixth St, enables us to turn our money so fast that a very reasonable profit is all we want. Furniture can be sold on dose margin, as well as other goods, and that's the way we sell it. When you want anything in the Furniture line come to us, and see what fair treatment we give you. Good Furniture at Fair Prices r. GILLETTE & CO., ZVmSF aaMiM4aaaH Special Correspondence. On last Saturday about twenty-five, ot thu good people ot l'ekcgama, In cluding lite baseball team, canio to Keno for a good time. Thu Kcno baseball team gao them a free dance Saturday evening. Sunday morning the Pokcgama team pined against the Kcno team, hut the Keno team was too much for them, as the score stood 8 (or Keno and 4 for Pokcgama. Well, they all had a i.ugo time, and ever) body Kcemcd to enjoy the fun. Conio back again, bojs, and give us another trial. Sam Woodard ot the Falls was In Keno Sunday looklnn over tho ground ot his boyhood days. Ed Ws) and wife, Uud Inman and wife and Ocorgo Spanls and wife were up from Pokegarua Sunday to visit and witness tho baseball game. Harry Wall has purchased some heavy logging trucks and now there will be something doing In tho log ging business. John Ackley has completed his log hauling and la moving to Chester Wilson's place, and will put In logs at the Tectcra landing. Mr. Sorrola has tho mall contract to carry mall from Keno to Wordon, dally mn'l. UPI'KH LAKK NOTKH It Is reported that the volume ot water discharged by the big cold springs found at Kagla capo Is suffi cient to supply a city, and that tho famed Uud springs ure smalt' In com parison. Captain Wlckstrom has removed many obstructions In '.ho form of sunken ligs from the ship channel off Iiuoirn Vlstu water front. These obstructing have long been a men- are to navigation and tho Captain has miri'l.v done every one owning a boat a very great favor, tor which he should at least bo thanked. Tho water In tho big lake at pres ent writing Is rather low, wth the probability ot being lower 'still, as It lacks bomo of being down to tho regular low water mark. Messrs. 1'arker and Taylor ot the steamer Mazama are having two lighters built to uso In the Wood riv er trade. Tho boats will be long and narrow and be well adapted for tho work they are Inlonded for. Tho big bargo being built for Good Red Cedar Shingles $2 .00 Per Thousand Building Materials of all and Prices Our Prices are the Lowest, Quality Considered We can Furnish Everything Tou Need in a Building and the Best to Be Found in the Market The Big Basin Lumber Go. C. . Evani, Manager, Weed, Gal. S. P. White, Gen'l Agent Frank Aiintus, wo aro told, will be launched thu last ot the present week. Mr. Adams' houseboat, al ready launched, will be towed up the lake by t;io steamer Mamma In a few clas. Tho forest tiro that has been rag ing north ot Howard bay Is appar ently under control at present writ ing. Somo ot the wardens In this In stanco are doing good work. Kobert Williams reports that ho has been successful In his well-boring experiment on his ranch alout eight miles south ot here. After going down slxtj-thrco feet ho struck a steady two-Inch stream ot Ice-cold water, which will be piped to his house. TUB RON TON GROCERY, NOT1CK OF HETTLKMKNT OK FINAL ACCOUNT NOT1CK la hereby given that Alex Martin Jr., administrator of the es tate ot Kodney 8. Dowen, deceased, has filed with tho County Court at Klamath County, Oregon, for settle ment his final account In the admin istration of the said estate: and that Monday, August 30th, at 8:00 p. ni. at tho courthouse In said county and Btato lit tho tlmo and placo fixed for tho hearing of any and all objections to said final account and the settle ment thereof, uud any person Inter ested may appear and file exceptions to said account and contest to same. ALEX MARTIN JR., Administrator of tho Estate ot Rod noy 8. Dowen, Deceased. 8-2 8-88 A little store with the best In the grocery line clean, new, fresh; and prlcoa reasonable. One trial will convlnco ou that It Is the place to trade. 7-1 Otf Klamath Falls. Oregon, oa the 19th day ot Auguat, 1901, Claimant namea aa wltueaaea: Frank M. Upp. ot Klamath Fall. Oregon; Henry Offenbacher, of .Kla math Falls, Oregon; Alvln J. Bwttt, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon; Jobs Ausel, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon; Lester Klrkpatrlck, of , Klamath Falls, Oregon; John J. Furber, of Pokegama, Oregon. J. N. WATSOK, B-U RagtoUr. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. V. B. Land Offlco at Lakevlew, Oregon, April It, ltOt. NOTICE! li hereby given that DANIEL JOHNSTON, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, who, on Not. ST, 1908, made Timber and Stone Sworn 8tatoment No. 0867, for NH BH, Section 17, Township 18 8., Range 7H B-. Will. Meridian, haa tiled notice ot Intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land L. J. UINHART I Architect , ahovo described, before County Clark Klamath County, at hta-omea. itUHMMMMMMMIM OSce at W. T. Shlve'a Real- deatce. Refereaceat Uerlao Building, cost 111,000 Haaklaa' old front mad new 11.100 F. U. Brown, resldeace..l!,tOQ T. W. Brooks. resldaca..l,800 and others, all ot atedford. Or. Phoenix Publle School- f 11,000 Ml 1 41 4n '4 R M """ jfwAi
