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A liberal response from the public has somewhat demoralized the assortment and Ikb in our mock o ; " conntlcncc ,nonK our friend
This is the result of Great Sale advertised by this firm, and while we had not he . -hunt ilea I'" Sfi'a miJt thnt those havin,: taken mlvnntnc of
Until our Clearance Sale announcement was made. For this we extend to nil our many thanks ami appreciation, ami trust
our sale are all well pleased. i j C ... i I)f 2n
We now throw the balance of Our Summer Stock to the Public at very much less than their Former I rices
Th. prio. th. Mffiw-HNT .Imply ,Uml ,or ..nil Here. now. DIGEST TIIK8K UAROAINS. .ml .! I 1 the to Wlow ,.
ahead of you. a
Our Clothing Department Has the Appearance of
Being sirucK Dy a Kansas vciunc.
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Regular $S att.l ?! Suits for . . . $5.25 Kvrii1.ii 10 to $U.50 Suits for $8.55 KrKiil.ii $15 to $17 50 Still. for
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KVm.lnr SIS t., Lo Suits for . . $13.65 KotMil.tr SJS to &) Suits for ' $19.85 UoKnl.ir?-HHiiS-,-,.M) Mills fir
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$9.75
$16.25
SHOES
Shoes
SHOES
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Our first announcement saved our customers on an average ot $1.00 on eacn pair ot anoes; oi course, our siock was man v.ir,.. i.. .. .......
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A lot of $2.50 to $2.75 Shoes for $1.95 A lot of $4.00 Shoes for $2.S5 lol of $. 50 lit $1 Shoos for
A lot of $4.50 Shoes for - $2.95 lot of 50 ami $5 Shoes for $3.35
$2.45
Prices That Will Make You Buy a Hat
Whether you need tt-or not. Just a few head coversleft, and they must go regardless of their former costor value.
All $1.50 Hats for 95c. Kcpilar $2.00 Hats. $1.45. UcKitl.ir $2.50 Hats, $1.90. A lot of $.100 ll.it s. $2.35. Mm of Straw ami Canvas Hals, 35c. .Mot of Straw and Camas .it, loo
Itrukm loU of IXIIKItWKUt, Ttl Hill UTS. XKCKWKAH. MIX, HlSI'KNIIKItS. niul iiiiiih nm ullirr Item. Hint U mkIi Irll I., make .perkil iihiiIImii, mil. I I ilntnil oft our .hrlir- 111.1.1 I H, v Mill iui4f
Ihe price- ami yon faraUh the null; ImiI du Mil bring your entire wraith ultli )ou, us )on will ilml ll iiillr luinl In nM Ilia liiuplliiK lxri;lii. Ilf ioiiix, )nu umiih.i liUmr us for lrMilliK )" In IhU iiunnrr, for
wr nrr romprllrtl In d mi Hi makr ismhii for our new r'ull Slock.
Remember, this is the wind-up
of this great sale. These Bargains
will wait for no one. "First come
first served."
BRIEF MENTION.
Homer Roberts U In the fit) today.
Geo. Wilton of Morrill It In the
city.
For ule or Iradt at a bargain
Two box ball alleje. Goodrich's Cl
ear and Conffcllonrry liiro.
C. V. U ly of Molford U In llixll
today.
A boyi' watch, 12 alie; nawrtt
thing: prlro $1.50.
At Mcllattan'.
D. it. Griffith of Eagle ItlUpr- mine
duwn jmlprday.
Krmtmbcr Saturday nliht at thi
Portland itore. ISS.S0 trunk to be
Klvn away you nut all be then.
(1. II. McIim, the rattle man oftloT
tacuc, U In the city.
C. C. Chit wood and K I.. Aipb
untf are In the rlty to-dny. Ther re
IKirt flrit-'lass rropt in their auction.
K. Kennedy of Montague Is r-Kln-ttrnl
at the Ijikralde.
The Hot Springs compn-i) li"irom.
nfnred the conktrurtiou nf lint foot
of cement nldennlk In li Hot
Spring addition.
J. T. Alexander of Dorrln. Cnl , U George and A. II. Illark of llonitua
regUtcred al tlte l.lvernmre. am reginlirtd ut the American
They ore here! Ucautlfut and new' r'" HAI.K Or would eirlmnge
Crater Inko xourenlr ipoonii for mil mtnte. one nllKhtl) uud
At Mcllattan'3 autoinohlle liiqiilre nt llurii'H hard'
J II. Kill nrrlu-d In Ho rc hrt ! wnr" M",r,,
r Iphl from Port Klamath.
Itemember Saturday night at the
Portland iore, a $22.f.O trunk to be
Klvrn awaj jiiii mint nil lie there.
I-iki- iiii.nl). left fo- Ijikevlow
Mr. and Mr. Wm. Power of Mer
rill wire in theilty )etirclif.
John Khepnrd tame In from Pint
drove thlii mornliu. He retHirtH Rikt
ilaxx rropii In hU nilghlMirhiMMl,
THE BIG STORE
We have greatly increai ed our stock of Furniture
and Home Furniihingi, and we are now able to
supply the wants of our patrons at prices to match
a lean pocketbook.
Cook StOYef, Stf.50 to $22.00
lantfet, J38.50 to $155.00
GalT. Wohtubt, 85c to $1.25
Wash BoUen, $1.50, to $2.25
Wtih Boirdf, 30c toBOc
Beds, $3.50 to $28.00
Mittreaiet, $3.00 to $18.00
Bed Spring!, $3.00 to $8.50
DreMen, $9.00 to $30.00
Rocken, $2.50 to $20.00
We alio have a good lite of Camp Goodi. Carpeti, Rugit Mat
ungf and Linoleum, Window Shidr and Cnrtaina. And don't
forget we are excluiiYe agenti for the Celebrated McRoikey Mat
treia and the Famous Karpen Furniture of Chicago. Come in, and
while you reat we will talk the matter over.
VltlGIL & SON Cor. 4th and KUmath Ave.
PHom
736
Olto Knke nnd Sam Kiiillh of
Mirrlll are pa) lug thU ill) u vMt
MIm l.lllla KlIltH lift for S.111 Trnu
tlii on a liiinlnm irlp 1I1U mornlpg
MIm IIchm I'nrlilo and Mm. , llell
I'nwi r of AkIiIjihI ure pa)lni; 1I1I1 c.-r.
tlon n lnlt,
I. Qiillllch, maiuger of lli- Ijiki
1111k innmiry, who luw linn il.ltln;
I'l itlaml, ritiiruisl lat nlithi ,
Mm. K. II. HudHon, Mlm Zltn
Hililmin nnd Mian Vixu HiiiIkoii, old
riililrnt of Montague, ('In , nrj in
tin' ill).
1. II. Ilartle, pn-nlili nt of i'jo Klnt
N'.il.onal li.uik of Mourovli, I'lI , ui
rlu-d in I hi rlt) lnt nlglt on -i vlnil
to I noil, Slanle !l. liHrtie
Kam ChupiM'll, who ha Jut re
tu niul fioiu lliu big hurklibtrr)
patih, ri'imrtu that berries will lm
us pliiillful thh )inr an Ihey were
lam.
J. V. HoiiHtun U not onl) pleasing
Ihn theater-going public of Klamath
Kulla with bin (Imt-tliiHH entertain.
iiienlH nt the Optra limine, Inn
iiimi naving crowuia nouxi oitry
Saturday night In lilx theulir nt
MirrlhM. The Merrill Iterord any
Hint I lm Known lire oireptlonally
good, nnd are riielinl liy the large
uuilleniex with nltuiro nppri(lallon.
II. Iliinutll of Merrill l In the rlty
on liu.lnri.
Uuir) Conn of I'lne (lion, wa
em 011 the ulriiln tmln
I P. K Uenhlru of Pine (Iron wa
oiio of the many ranrlur In tow
todny.
I Mr. WIIon, ths lona merchant ot
tho Gap, wm la tha city today on a
builncM trip.
I Mr. Spink and her two tont, Ber
nard and WlilUm, all of TUuU,
' Qa.: LonlM hf ot thU city and Mra.
J. D. Mitchell ot Oiccola, Ark., loft
il In iiioinliiK for Spiing rrn k, whe,
the) will vl.lt It. C. Bplnk.
(' A llll lit ll K. J (I Htevin.oli
ind N (' G111111 are In the illy at
ending the monthly urn Hug of thi
A'nti r t'rm n.Mlatlou
11)1(11. Hall, who formeily laugh
cliool at Pokrgnuin, but who If nnv
Ho implo) of the l.umbtr com
pany there. It pa)lng the rlty a il.ll
llorara Dunlap return d fiom 1
builnen trip In Illy il night 11
report! that tha ramliir mo bua,
with their liaylng, ami Hie oiiIIihi,
for crnpK In that rounlry U ver) giMHi
Clan. Pniilton and A. (' Walton 11
errlll iniMi'd through Ihn rttyt 11
ay iu route to the berry patch.
linn Ub Mm MirUf
Tim regular weehl) t kJ
he t'rn'er Ijke Gun club !
will at 3 p. m, net! tlu..lay 5
iriiuiuli 111 the Altamotii nut hj
or all,
Dr. Amos C. Gravel
A. H. 0. ilNTKOI'AIII.
Kbinialli Tall. !"
"mlomrn llldg , Biroml and MiUl
Phone 1031.
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WA.NTKD 300 olirtrlc lur linn
pokH. Kor imrlkiilum apply In
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We Invite
Everyone
To visit and Inspect our store,
note its cleanliness and the
efficiency of the clerks, and see
for themselves that our various
lines are as complete as those
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MONARCH
MERCANTILE COMPANY
PHONE 1051
WE KEEP WHAT PEOPLE NEED TO EAT
fruits to
Preserve
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Jars to
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