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BINGO KICKS UP,
GIVEN NEW JOB
Social Events of the Week
THE TOGGERY
Stands for all that Is best In
Men's Wear
DO1N08 OF THK SOCIKTY F JLK IN OUK LITTLE CITY DUR
ING THK PAST WEEKHALLOWE'EN 1AHTIK8 AT TJIK
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ATKLY SOLD
Dingo, lively bono driven to a
light rig of tho Big Basin Lumber
company, kicked up a tut on Main
strc-ct this afternoon, which dlslntre
gated tho vehicle so that It resembled
a lum of money but lightly above a
quarter of a dollar. Manager William )
8. Pish was so disappointed over
Illngo'a cavorting that ho sold him on
the spot at n very reasonable sum.
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Lobsters,
rabao) stent
hallb
llbut, fresh rura" sweet.
37-3CV Fulton S
Market. ,
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AT THE CHURCH W
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Services at the Tarlous churchs ot
the city tor tomorrow wilt be a fol fel fol
eow: Ctiarrh of the Barred Heart
First mass, wltb abort Instruction,
at 8:30 a. at.
Second mass, with sermon of the
Goapcl of tho Sunday, at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.
All are cordially Invited .to attend.
Ilev. William McMillan, pastor.
Presbyterian Cbrrt
8unday school at 10 a.
-Tho Sunday school will convene at
lo a. m. 'after whth tho young folks wcro scat-
Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.icd around an appropriately deeorat-
conducted by Iter. J. S. Stubblcflcld.
C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
Midweek service Wednesday oven-
Ing at 7:30.
The subject ot tho morning ser -
mon will be "Tho First Personal Pro-
noun."
Evening subject, "The Shepherd
Paalm."
Everybody Is cordially Invited te:
attend. j
Ckrtstun rtt'wrb
E. M. Fllnn, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m , Geo. A.
Wlrti superintendent.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
Preach lag at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. y
Midweek prayer meeting Wednes
day evening at 7:30.
Strangers and friends arc cordially
Invited to worship with us.
Christian Scientists
Services held in room 319, 1. O. O.
F. building.
Wednesday evening testimonial
aaeeting at 8 o'clock.
Kegular Sunday services at 1 1 a. m.
Subject, "Kvcrlastlng Punishment."
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Dr. W. A.
Leonard, superintendent.
Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Geo. II. Feese, pastor.
General Class at 13:10. W D.
Harris, leader.
Epwortb League at 7. p. in. Arllo
Worrel, president.
Cordial welcome. Obliging ushers.
Special music.
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REAL E8TATB TRANSFRW
444 w
The following realty transfers,
contracts, deeds, mortgages, etc., re
ccntly filed with tho county clerk,
aro furnished by the City and County
Abstract cempnny:
Lucretla C. Horn ct vlr to Win, C.
.Dalton, $1,500, WH of NWU, Xtt
ot SW. Sec. 21-37-11,
Grate Mason ct vlr to Stella M.
Bamber, deed, $10, lot 5, block 49,
First addition.
Stella M. Bamber et vlr to ,
mortgage.
Graco Dixon et vlr to L. A. Cranco,ire court for the rolief prayed for and
warranty deed, $10, WV4 or EH Becldemanded In the complaint, to-wlt
J0-38-7V4.
Klamath Development company to
Otto Hoffman ot ux, warranty deed,
110, lot 19B, block 3, Railroad nddl-
tlon
Klamath Development company p
O. H. Kaul et ux, warranty deed, $10,
lot 19A, block 3, Railroad addition
Oregon Valley Land company to
W. F. Blocker, warranty deed, $200
Ntt of Ntt of NWtt of SWU, Sec.
t4-S- .
Uaited State to Charles Thomas,
pat eat, BV of SWU . Sec. 15-37-1 1
' United States to Tabutla N. Thorn
is, patMt. MWK of SBU. NEU of
.WH. Ssc -l7-UH.
a Oraffos) Valley Land company to
William Fowler, warranty deed, $200,
'N!t of.SM.of NWH of 8WH Sec.
.ta.sa.si
VT 40tsWtl. DoswlopmeBt company to
, "Hr. Martha ,'Duacaa, ot Tlr, war
iCH' --m- (-.-j a... wr. MMk 39. Hot
--: ' , Sss 44KUm..
Mlia Itattlo White, daughter of 0.
W. White, has lsued Imitations for a
Hallowe'en parly to bo given Tuesday
evening at her homo In tho Hot
Springs addition.
Mrs. U. M. Richardson was hostess
to about a doien of her friends Wed
nesday afternoon at her beautiful
homo On Conger avenue. Three ta
bles of "500" were arranged for, and
Mr. Chas. Martin captured tho tlrst
prlie for high score. A delicious
, y l,'l"t' "-
k.. u .t. ....... . -. A.t a. at.. f.HitHilia
guests: Mrs. C. S. Moore, Mrs. E.
iHenmcs. Mrs. C. W. Kbcrlcln. Mrs. a
'iF. Stone, Mm. 0. T Baldwin, Mrs. E.
B. Henry, Mrs. F. H. Mills, Mrs. Don
J. Zumwalt. Mrs. W. O. Smith, Mrs C,
J. Martin, Miss McMillan, Miss Bald
win r.nd Mist Drake.
Mr. Charles I. Koberts entertained
Infornally Thursday afternoon with
.three lablcs of bridge. Dainty re- lra" """ mo sccrci coac. eviatnuy
freshments wcrs served to tho fol- rrom ,h H'KWrs Handbook. "It. 8.
'lowing guests: Mrs. Burgo Mason. v- " " D- Q" " b,,-
I.Mrs. O.W.White. Mrs. 7.1m Baldwin. K"" nro adjured to como poorly
Mrs. Oscar ShUe. Mrs. Wesley Smith. . dressed or stay at home. The Invltn
Mrs. Lesllo nogers, Mrs. Hoy Ham-!" " n penciled on saw
aker. Mrs. Orb Campbell, Miss Me-'toothed brown wrapping paper, fold
iMIIlan and Miss Baldwin. d envelope style, and staled.
rn wv.W.w.i,,.. nfi.mnon Mn.nrl Tho Mills Addition Progress Club
i Henry Gorber celebrate.! bis scvi th
birthday, when his mother, Mrs. Louis
Ocrber, nave a party to about a doien
ot his young friends. Tho afternoon
wns spent In various children's games.
j ed tnbte and partook of a delightful
, birthday luncheon. Tho little fol Us. and things '
who enjoyed tho afternoon were: Are trailing round, you know,
Miriam Mnrtln, Marian Taylor, Helen 'so plenso come over to our hall.
' Hamilton, Constance Fisher, 8lbel 'nout eight o'clock at night
rtambor, Christine Murdoch, Margaret On hallow o'en, when things arc seen,
Hargus, Jamie Taylor, Dale Soule., 'Causo If joii don't I might
rtuford Hargns. Harden Bamber and n0 all nlonc with these, qutcr things.
Del nan White.
Mr!. W. A. Leonard entertained thol
Undies' Needlework Club at the homo J her homo in ned.Bluf. after an 'ex
other daughter. Mrs. F. 7.1m Baldwin, tendfd visit with her daughter, Mrs.
on Ewauna llelehts. Friday after- Jinn B. Dunrnn. Shn wa favorably
noon. Mrs. Rooklard won the first
prise In the writing contest, the eon -
solation being received by Miss Con -
stance Fisher. After an afternoon
sprnt in needle vserlt luncheon was
served. The gnests were: Mrs. Ham
ilton. Sirs. Fisher, Mm. Benton. Mrs.
Fee, Mrs HltrheoeV4 Mrs. nookard.
Mr. Gordon. Mrs. Gamble and Miss
FlBher.
A club recently orranlied by th
Sontbern Pacific ladles was entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. D
Church when two tables of "500"
were played.
Mrs. Charles F. Stone was "at
homo" to th Brldgo Club this after-
We havo strictly fresh California
ranch eggs et 40e per dozen.
27-3t Fulton MaTktt.
SUMMONS
in the Circuit Court of the State of
j) Oregon, for Klamath County.
F. R. Bn.-scougb, Plaintiff,
vs.
J. M, Baiter, Defendant.
To J. M. Sasstr, tho above named
.defendant In the name of the state
of Oregon, you aro hereby required to
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appear and answer tho complaint filed !t,m,'or thereon, under the provisions
agaln.t )ou In the above entitled ac- of ,hc. n,t of .Juno 3 ,8"' nnd Bct
tlon on or before Thursday, the Mhln.latorr. known as the "Timber
innfl Rtnnn I , at .111.I1 hIna mi
day of November, A. D. 1911. that
being tho date of the last publication
of the summons in this action and the
last'd .to In which you, tho defendant.
are required to answer said complaint.
as flxid by the order of the court for
publication of this summons, and If
ynu fall to appear and answer, as
litorctald the plaintiff will apply to
'A Judgment against you for the sum
,ot oge hundred dollars, together with
IntcrssjjRthereon at tho rate of 8 per
(cvajjmjp' annum from August 20, A. D,
nil fnr tho fnrthnr um of'"
UiiZn. and for $100 attorney fee,'s","'.b'r !"'n corroborated affl-
and for tho costs and disbursements
of this action.
This summons Is published In the
Klamath Republican, a weekly news
paper printed and published at the
city of Klamath Falls. In said Klam
ath county, state of Oregon, by order
of the Hon. Henry L. Benson, Judge
of the above named court, such ordc
belng dated the 26th day of Septem
ber, A, D. 1911, the first publication
of this summons to be made and Is
mado on the 38th day of September,
A. D. 1911, and the last publication
thereof is to be made on the 9th day
of November, A. D. 111.
HORACE M. MANNINO,
r Attorney for Plaintiff.
Klamath Falls. Ore,
noon at her hnmliomo homo In tut
Hot Springs addition.
Tho "COO" Club was delightfully
entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Louis Gorber, when about flvo tables
were arrang" for,
"Tho beggars nro coming to town
Co mo In rags,
Como In Jugs.
And coma In ragged gowns."
The above Is a revised version ot
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t ll t !.! slit inn fmiit trlfeiAs Finn m
l I v,iiu Will VI HIV VtlllU UVVH, miiu iiwa
been prepared especially for a Hallow
c-cn party which will bo given at tho
Hotel Ilnldnln Tuesday evening,
which Is tho festive night. Hostesses
nro to be Mcsdamcs E. B. Hall, E. It.
Hcamrs, E. It. Henry, F. II. Mills and
Thomas Hampton, and whist will bo
part ot tho evening's ordor ot things.
The Invitation given tho following ex
i. . . .. . . . ....
w' glvo n basket social Tuesday ovo-.
nice. October 3 1st.
elude the follewing:
Tho time ot )car Is close at hand.
Now this Is surely so.
When owls hoot and goblins scoot
.nd witches como and go;
j And elves and "hnnts"
and spooks
And haro a dreadful fright
TV
Mrs. Mary Tipton has returned to
Impressed with Klamnth Falls. nndlr Klamath county. Oregon, made and
(made many friends during her visit
'who will regret her departure.
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Mrs. M. McMillan and daughter,
Miss Marls McMlllnn, expect to leave
on Wednesday for Chlco, Calif. Aftor
a short visit ttjero they will go to tho
Hr.wallan Island? for tho winter.
I Mrs. Chas. 8. Mooro Is enjoying
vlrll fmm her .tiler. Mm. W. P.. l!ftl.i'own mrt Kiamatn. KIIMW
of Grants Pass.
......
Mrs. J. C. Brockcnbrough this af
ternoon entertained Mesdames E. Tt.
ncames. T. II. Mills and E. B. Henry
fir tiitirlirvi. nnd hrMpn nt lirr hnmo
at East and Twelfth streets.
NOTICK FOR Pl'HLICATION
(Not coal lands)
Department of the Intorlor, United
States Land Office at Lakevlew,
Oregon, September 32. 1911
Notlco Is hereby glvtn that Herbert
(. Arant, whose postofflce address Is
Hairy, Oregon, did on tho 31st day o"
May, 1911, file In this office sworn
rtatemont nnd application No. 04486,
n purchase the NEW 8BV4. BH NK
U, Section 24, Township 38 8, range
10 E, Willamette. Meridian, and the
ana mono Law," at such value aa
might he fired by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such' application,
tho land and timber thereon linvi
keen nppralsed at a total of $:il0, tho
timber estimated at 250,000 board
feet at $1 per M., and the land at
$60; that said applicant will offef
final proof In support of bis applica
tion and sworn statement on the 3d
day of December, 1911, before O. R
DeLap, county clerk of Klamath
county, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchsso before entry, or Initiate
"w " iro .mom
davit In this office, alleging
lOCli
which would defeat the entry,
A. W. ORTON, Register.
First pub., Sept. 38.
Ijttnt pub., Nov. 30, r
NOTICK TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of th Stat Of
Oregon, In and for Klamath
County,
In tho Matter of the Estste of Emma
Louisa Straw, Deceased.
Notlco la hereby given by th un
dersigned administrator of tbs estate
ot Emma Louisa- Straw, deceased, to
tha creditors of, and all persons hav
ing claims against the said deeiaul,
Get an Ed. V. Price made to your measure suit at The
500 snappy, up - to
or the aald estate, to present such
claims with tho proper vouchers with
in six months from tho dato of this
notlco to tho said administrator at
his residence, 16 West Main street, on,
west aide of Link Itlver, In tho city of,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dated thl
19th day of October,
A. D. 1911.
JA8. W. STRAW.
AdmlnlrtratorofUoKstaleofKmmalN4 wu 8H nk, goCo,, 6,
,,,,,
lo-is-u-jsr
' 'tcntlon to m alto final proof, to estab-
M tTICK f)K a.I.K OF HK.1L PltOP- ' claim to the land above de-
KIITV BY GV.IHDIAN ' rlbed. before C. It. DeUp, county
, eterk of Klamath county, at Klamath
, ,. . ...,-. . Falls, Oregon, on tho 39th day jf
In tho County Court of tho Stato of (l))Wml)(r jjjj
of Oregon, for the County of cla,mant ntm'N wMf:
t ... .. .'.J" '"..'" J" Mlko Motschenhacher. Thoniaa
In the Matter of tho Guardianship of ,8hlinnon ,, o'Connell, Horatio
tho Person and Estate of arac,0rtlJ, of KUm,(1 .,, Oro(00
Wheeler, Minor,
Notlco Is hereby given that from
and aflor the 18th day of November, I
1911, the undersigned wilt proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for rash In'
hand, at prlvato sale. In accordance
with the order of the county court
enterl on tho 16th day of October.
1911, tho following described real
citate. which Is situated In the town
of Fort KlamLth, Klamath county,
state of Oregon, nnd described aa fol
lows, to-wlt:
Commencing 1,285 feet south of
tho nortl.cast comer of section 31.
'township 33, south of range 7U, cast
aof tho Willamette Meridian. In the
-... m . . . .
'county, stalo of Oregon; thence well
200 foel tn fnke; Ihnnrn nnrlh IRS
feet to staki; thenco east 300 feet to
strkc; thenco south 185 feet to placo
,of bcRnnl''Rl
Hioro br less.
containing ono acre
That such solo wilt be mado by the
undersigned as guardlaa of the per
son and estato of Grace Wheeler,
minor.
All bids should be presented to the
undersigned as such guardian at bis
j residence in the town of Fort Kla-n-
ate, stato or Oregon, or mailed to him
nt that p'ace, which Is his postonW
address.
Dated October 19th, 1911.
JAMES II. WHEELER, -Guardian
of tho Person and Estato of
Graco Whrelor, Minor.
10-19-11-16 r
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Ilaa llecii HangeMHls lit Klam
ath FHlh
Do tho right thing t the right time
Act quickly In time of danger.
Backacbo la kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Plenty of ovldone to prove this.
J. II. Stinfcr. 9$8 B. Main street,
Ashland, Ore,, sayi: "I was In a bad
way from kidney trouble, and despite
all my efforts I seemod unablo to got
relief. The kldneysecretlona were
unnatural nnd my back, was extremely
lanio and painful. At night I was
restless, and If I caught cold It set
tied In my kidneys, causing my trou
ble to become, worse. Being told of
Doan's Kidney pills, I procured a
box, and before. I Bad used thorn long
I felt better. Tarn now well and my
kldnejs no longitr bother me, My
advice to evoryoni afflicted In a sim
ilar way Is to giv Doaa's Kidney
Pills a trial."
CasVatd Proof
When Mr, Shafer waa Interviewed
on October tS. 109, be aald: "My
former endorsement of Doan's Kid
ney Pills still holds good. I am now
In excellent health, and my kidneys
give mo llttio or no trouble,"
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllbarn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sol ageat for the United
States.
tUmtmbsr th aatai Poaa's and
taks a sthsr.
"WHO'S YOUR TAILOR"
Strictly hand tailored, every thread wool, we guarantee the
(it or no money, and the price is no hlf her than you pay for a
"hand me down from the shelf."
- date woolens and
Kirkendall Shoes
Fit the feel and the purse
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Lands)
Department of tho Interior, United
Stales Land Office at l.akcvlew,
Oregon, September 37, tilt.
Vrvl ! la liapnliu ! laal A liallAf
J, ,,,,(, ,)f K,,Hmth KtlIi Oregon, who
on April 7, 1910, made timber and
.stoiio application No. 03385 tor the
township 37 8. range 10 B, Wlllam
lr( nil,rjllknt i, n)cj Milcit ot
A. W. OltTON.
10-30-13-38 h
Register.
NOTICK FOR Pl'HLICATION
(Not coal lands)
I apartment of Ih. Interior, United
States Land Office at Lakevlew.j
Oregon, October 11, 1911
Notice Is Lereby given that Ralph
L. Carter, whose postoMca address Is
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the
31th day of April. 1911, file lathis
onics sworn statement and application
No. 04540, to purchase the WH 8W.
W . NB K SW , Section 7. and NW 14
of tho NWU Section 18, township
37 south, range 10 cast, Wlllam
iriiu .as criuian. hhu aim iiiuuor unrnin
, ., '.
'" tho provls.on. of the act of June
- ." vi. ...v..u.uf, huuwh
as tho "Timber and Stone Law," at
such value as might be fixed by ap-
pralsment, and that, pursuant to such
application, tho land and timber
thereon havo been appraised at
total of $446, tho timber estimated at
540,000 board feet at 75 cents per hi.,
and the land 140; that aald appli
cant will offer final proof la support
of his application and sworn state
ment oa the 17th day of December,
1911, before R. M. Richardson, Unit
ed Stales Commissioner, at Klamath
Falls, Oregon,
Any person Is at liberty to protest
ttiui purchase btfore entry, or laltlate
a contest at any time before patent
Issues, by filing a corroborated affi
davit In this office, allegfng facts
which would defeat tho entry.
A. W. ORTON,
10-17-13-3b, Register.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Lands)
Department of the Interior, United
Slates Land OMc at Lakevlew,
Oregon, August, 1911,
Not lie It hereby given that Mark
T. Howard, whose postolac address
I Klamath Falls. Oregon, did oa the
nth day of February, 1911, II lb
'bit office sworn statement and appli
cation, N,o. 04386, to purchaas the
8H NEK. NH SBH. sectloa II,
township 17 8., rang 10 ., Wlllam-
tto MorUlan. sad the timber thersoa
under th provisions of tbs act of
Juno 3, 1S78, and acts amendatory,
known as th "Timber and Stone
Law," at such value aa might bs fixed
by appraisement, and that, pursuant
to such application, th land and tim
ber thoroon have been appraised at a
total of $800, th timber estimated
800.000 board fact at 8.75 nsr thous
and, and the land at $100; that said
applicant will offer final proof la sup
port of his application and awora
statement on the llth day of Oeto
btr, 1911, before W. D. Wast, United
States commissioner at Silver Lake,
Oregon.
Any persou Is at llbartir to protest
this purchase before entry or Initiate
a contest at any tlm befor patent
issues, by filing a corroborated afl-
davit In this oflee, alleging facta
which would dfat th atry,
A. W. OKTON,
si-l-ll h
50 styles to choose from
Arrldenta will happen, hut the beet
regulated families keep Dr. Thorns'
Klftrlc Oil for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals the harts.
NKW JKWKI4IY MTOHK
I desire to announce to the public
that I have opened a fully rqulppe
Jewelry sloro In lloiey'a Candy Kitch
en. I will carry a small, but well e
lecled linn of high grade watches,
decks, Jewelry and silverware.
I i specially draw your attention lo
my repair department. It la com
plete In every detail. I do all my
own repair work. As I have had ftf
teen years practical experience at tho
bench I can assure you prompt and
rfflrlont service. All work guaran
teed to give prrfect satisfaction.
Prices, as cheap aa aro consistent with
good work.
I not only do all kinds of watch,
clock and Jewelry repairing but en
graving as well. Fine monogram
work a specialty.
I respectfully solicit a share of
ronr pMroBWo;
33-tf
FRANK M. UPP.
MMT OF I.VHKKITtcn IXIHAN
LANDS FOR MLR
Department of the Interior, Ualted
State Indian Service.
Th following tracta ot Indian laads,
with the name of the owner, descrip
tion, and appraisal price, situated on
tho Klamath Indian Reservation, Ore
gon, nro offered for sale, under the!
aci oi cm gress, approve starcn i,
1907. Tho lands were listed Septem
ber 3, 1911, and bids for their pur
chase will be opened November I,
1911, The terms of the sal" arc rash
James George ct al. 8WH 8cc, 33-34-8!
$64.
Fred lleendrlcks, 8HH Hoc, 19-30-9;
$960.
John Nelson, SWH SBH. 8KH
SWH Hoc. 11, and NWH NBH. NK
H NWH Bee. 14-34-7: $110.
Ruth John, NWH NBH. BH NW
H Sec. 13, and SWH 8WH Sec. It-35-9;
$730.
Joseph Paraaoo si al, WH BH
Sec. 14-30.9: 11.000.
Bids on tho following parcels will
be opened November S3, 1911:
Emma Cookman ct al, BH SWH.
SH NKH Sec. 11-31-9; $1,000.
Emma Ccnkmau et al, SBH 8ec. 3-31-8;
$900.
Emma Cookmaa t al, NWH Sec.
11-31-8; $900.
Emma Cookman et al, SH NBH
Socc. 10-31-8, and 8H SBH Sec II-
31-7; $80u.
Emma Cookmaa et al, NH SBH
Roc. 38-35-7; 11,100.
Bids on tho following parcels will
bo opened December 9th, 1911:
Dora Pedro et al, NH SWH Sec.
19-34-9; $S0.
Many Ann Moore, NH SBH, SH
NKH Soc. 14-11-1; $760.
Sealed bids, accompanied by w certi
fied check, payable to Bdson Watsoa,
superintendent, Klamath Indian
school, and covering 10 per cent of
the price offered, may be submitted at
tho Klamath Agency; during a period
of sixty daya prior to I o'clock p. m.
on the days Indicated abovs for each
tract, at which tlm th blda will Va
opened at th office of th agency. la
case of deferred paymsat salsa, It
per cant of th parehas pris will
accompany bid aad 16 per sat addi
tional when bid la aeeMtsd. Nats
for balancs, at legal, ra to of latsmt.
taken. Patent la ft when sots and
Interest are Mid la fall. All that
should appear oa th savslop eoa
talnlng the bid should ha "Bid for la
herlted ladlaa Land," aad tha 4aU of
opening bid.
Any further Information may be
had by applying to B4mm WaUoa,
super Intsadeat Klamath AffMsr, Ort-
ss
Toggery
WYOUKMWHHAPSDOi
At Tenth and Main ttrw.ii! n,
Kvsns company Is alinoat (tn(
stuff. '
Not tho follnwlng smt urt bui
Women's regular $3 ami i to
shoes al , t9tM
Women's tegular 13 nn.1 I: jj
shoes at tM
Children's $1 to l :& .i,,.
Children's $1,40 to 3 nhmt at I.S
Hlsea In children's !n- 't t ?-,
only.
AmlsUk trimmings regular 35c
yard, now . ,. , M
Amlsltk irlmmlfix. ngultr 3Sc
ysrd, now ..
Percatlne trlutiulngs, rrulr
!5o yard, now . ,,
.11
It
Cambric trlramlnx, rrgultr
7Hc, now j
Fancy veilings, rrgtiUr :5c ml
30c yard, now ,
Wool velnngs, regular 3&c yard,
.18
aow ,..,,.... 39
Embroideries and l,nrr, Just half
price.
Warner's Cornets, regular I!,
how , ... . . Ji
Warner's corsets, regular II. SO,
now ,... .. La
Warner's corsets, regular 11,00
now .,,,.. ,,,, .. 08
Roy's fiseced uiidrrwear rcKiiUr
40c, now i.,.... ., Jl
Many otlrr thlagirVtiHi many to
mention, but going fiut, nt ih very
low prices offered.
THK KVAISH VK
Vhtmr IISI. Truth nnd Male
NOTICK llllt HIIW
Notlco Is hereby glvrn that tetM
lil.a will be received by the street
committee of tho city nf Klimtta
Falls up tn Monday, October II,
1911, at I p. ui at which tlm. they
III bo opened and rotidilered, far
furalshlag and erecting .(net pom
and signs In accordance with the fal
lowing specifications!
Posts lo h ten feet long. M
slsed, lo be of red fir without its,
and to be painted with tu costs si
lead aad oil. Posts In to irt thirty
Inches la the ground. HIku t"ards le
be li5 and 34 Inches lung, to M
tree of knots and painted with t9
coats of lead and oil, tellers lo be not
less than 3 Inches high.
Bids will also be contlilcrrd tot
metal or other stnmlnnl and ap
proved name boards. All bM lo at
addressed to tho street rommiiise.
rare of city attorney. Tho rltetit ta
rrwerved to reject any ami nil biot.
8TRKKT COMMITTKB
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sneat ha Mala street pmMrty.
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bathl only two blinks fn.m w"j
ComsMl it with others, and '"
4 that It m a real iwrgsm. "
1,100. About half rash.
NKAR HIGH SCHOOL on H"" nUi
One of the fiacst view ll I" .
lect reside rr aecln. I'rln' '
SIM. Trrma.
OWNER NKKIIS MOXIIVl m"t
sell this k.' ThrMuarli m of
block la Nichols addition. WH "
my iart. He aa today.
PINK ALFALFA MMiV, fit
4er sUtilt and cultlrall tfoaw
aader
est iMt lllver and mahi man. it"
M per net. Term. Will m-II
act al rsase price.
4 PINB FORTV hir Midland, na
tter 4th and caltlrarlnn. Only a.09"
Terass.
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