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FOR YOUNQ HEN
Aad Mm WIm Stay Ynh
You like to see
a well-dressed
man, makes you
want to be one
yonrself, if you
are not
We would like
the opportunity
of selecting a
style and pat
tern that in our
judgment would
most become
you and let you
judge.
HECTOR'S
Department Store
Fair Weather Coaateg
"Believe Me, ilr, I have seen better
daya."
"So have I. But cheer up, the bar
osaeter to rising." Flelgende Blatter.
WOOD
deed Stab Wood
lS-iae WoeS . .
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Delivered . .
Um Orders at CH Bakery
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YV.E. Seaborn
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Jericho Club
- FOR -
Odd Fellows
And
Rebekahs
- ONLY -
la baaaaeat of I. O. O. T. Tern.
Mila. Bawuag, Bllllarda, Poo!,
oars Room, Reading Roomi.
Private flitting Room for Re
bekaas oaljr.
Viattlag Brothers and Sitters
always weleone.
WREY RESHSHS F1M
mum mm
Pure Food Kxpert Mas Accept))
Posltkm With the Good Hoaaekrep
lag Magaalav, i-ad Mil No Longer
War With Agriialtnral Heads
UaltsS Press Serftee
WASHINGTON. D. C. March 16
Doctor Wiley, th government iurj
food expert, tondtred Ms resignation
to Secretary ft Agriculture Wilson to
day. Wilson sa'rt- "Wiley bss re-
siitned: that Is all I have to say now."
NKW YORK, March 16. The man-
sgers of the Good Housekeeping Msg
atlno announced that Dr. Wiley Ins
accepted a position as director of tho
department of fool, health and Annl
tatlon, which tho magattno wilt ee
tsbllth In WnMilnKtcn.
E. M. 8ulllraa and J. L. Pother
Ingham are la this city from Colo
rado for the purpose of looking
around and getting a line on the pros
poets In the way of manual labor. If
tho Inducements are what they ex
pect, they will no doubt use their In
fluence In bringing many of their
friends to this city.
The Nature of the Assemblage
"I understand you folks hsd a love
b family reunion."
"Well," replied Mr. Orosslols, "Ihst
Is what It Mm ted out to be, but some
of thsm got to talking our rich ro
tations over nnd tho occasion resolved
Itself Into an Indignation meeting."
Her Fault
"If I have n fiuilt." ssld Mr. Hsu
pock, "It Is that "
"It yon have n faullt" Mrs. Hen
peck broke In. "Ha. Hal Kicuto mo
for laughing. I vc n fault II Is
il.nl t mmietltmw Permit my sense of
humor to get the better of me.''
Didn't Who Her
Mrs. White Mrs. Ilrowne doesn't
seem to llko yon very woll.
Mrs. Illack No. I crossed the
men n mi Urn sauio ttuuvr with her
oner, and sho knows I know how sho
looks when sho Is soaslck.--l.ouls.
lllo Journal,
Now ia BaslaM.
Tor years and years I rot, bo.,
ry," romarkeil tho nffluont looki,.
stranger. "I wrote It until L'
folded by cold and liunMr tn i.w. ,.
a commercial line." Mp
"What was that!"
"Writing verses." Juiino.
Chapman-Otis Marriage
At shortly after S o'clock this ut
tcrnoon Justice of the Peace Charles
Graves united In marriage Charles A.
Otis and Miss Myrtle Chapman. The
charge on which Mr. Otis has been
held has been dismissed.
The Old aad the New
"I am the spirit of Captain Kldd,"
said a olce at the seance.
"But you seem to be weeping," ob
served the medium.
"I am. Whenever I come back to
earth I grieve over the time I wasted
nttlng out actual expeditions, when
1 could have opened up an office and
told stock to people who wanted to
cot rich quick." Washington 8tar.
Giving Away Dollars
I want to see who reads my adver
tisements, so I will make the follow
ing effer:
1 will give every reader of this ad
vertisement a credit of 91.00 on
goods bought of me as per coupon beeow:
COUPON, VAI.UK si. 00
This coupon Is good for $1.00
on atl purchases at my store, the
amount of which Is not loss thsn
$10.00. Only ono coupon to a
customer accepted. Coupons aro
good until May 1, 1913.
Customer's signature:
PRANK M. UPP.
Watchmaker. Jeweler and Bagraver.
Aa Karly Start, Bat
"Mabel," said the girl's father. "I
want to talk to you about that young
man of yours. When did he say 'good
night' to you last evening!"
"At 10 o'clock," replied tho dear
Clrl.
"What? Why It was 1 o'clock at
least."
"Oh, that was when he finished
saying It." Catholic Standard and
Times.
A New Meet
"Tour honor," said the arrested
chauffeur, "I tried to warn the man.
but the horn would not work."
"Then why did you not slacken
speed rather than ran him down?"
A light seemed to dawn upon thi
prisoner. "That's one on ase. I
never thought of that." Houston
Post.
Long Fes gotten
"Is your, husband sticking to his
resolution to give up smoking?"
"Mercy, no! Haven't you noticed
how good natured he is?" Chicago
Record-Herald.
Cut flowers, 44 Main St. Phone SIS.
Pointers
on Bread
Consider for a moment
the ordinary way of buying
bread how many unknown
bands docs it pass through
before it reaches your
table. Then think of
Model Bakery
Sanitary Bread
So good the baker careful
ly protects it in specially
prepared wrappers. Sani
tary Wrapped Bread comes
to you with all its good
ness and oven freshness un
touched by strange hands,
unsullied by dust that set
tles everywhere. Don't
that appeal to your reason,
as well as your sense of
taste?
Model Bakery Sanitary
Wrapped Bread is fresh
every morning at all gro
ceries 5 cents a loaf.
THE MODEL BAKERY
HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE
TWO NIGHTS
andT March 1617
B toyle Mahara's Minstrels 18 Peatie
INCLUDING THE RAGING UNIATION
Texas Tommy
Dance
PRICES 50c and 25c
FOR RENT
Planqs Typeivriteri
Sewisaa; Machine '
Legal Bknki, Stationery
Typewriter libbom and Paper
EyeiTthing in Muiic
MtJLLER MUSIC COMPANY
Mala itreet, bstwsti 7tk aid 8th
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Garment Has Been
Designed for You
and for every American Woman who ia not satis
fied with anything short of a full measure, of Style,
Quality, nnd Pit in the garment she buys.
You'll find these new garments quite to yout
liking in every way, too. They .can be relied upon
for better service for the materials, linings and work
manship are the very best to be had.
And each garment clearly reflects the touch of
an expert man tailor for whose work some women
pay unusual prices. They are satisfied with nothing
less.
Every garment in this immense showing can be
relied upon, and for all this extra quality, style, and
service, you'll have to pay no more than has been
a custom with you.
SEE THESE GARMENTS FOR WOMEN,
MISSES, AND CHILDREN. THEN SE
LECT THE MODEL THAT WAS DE
SIGNED FOR YOU.
Prices from $12 to $35
New Millinery
You will find several hats among the new milli
nery that will look as though they were designed for
you. The collection here is far greater than usual;
the styles are New York styles, and will be worn by
thousands of women this spring.
MLHLK
KLAMATH FALLS 0KE6ON
41 M3-15 MsIr street
IMdM't Holder Him
Musician It It not a distressing
thought that some of our grestcst
eomposors made very little money In
their lifetime?
Philistine No. It's my only con
solation when my wife drags mo to
the opera. London Opinion.
Taking Chancre
Cliolly i would like to Introduce
to you a friend of mlno a charming
fellow.
His Fiance Very well, but you do
It at your own risk. lloston Trin-
script.
His Hliare
"Willie, why don't you let your lit
tie brother have your sled part of tho
time?"
"I do, ma. I tako It going down
hill and he has It going back." Tlos
ton Transcript.
Too Milling
"flay, Frost, lend mo your rsior.
will youT"
"dladly."
"Ob. If It's as dull aa that I don't
want It." Housokeeper.
CHUCOTE 6 RICE'
MEAL BBTATB INSTOANOQ
WSJ MAU A SPECIAInr of does
la property aaS good farm leads. No
troable to show property. Prompt at.
tentloa vlgea all Inqalrlea. A few
good boasea for rent. If jrou waat to
bajr or asu it will pay yon to see as.
mat to AmerlesB Hotel. Fboae SSI
The Ileal Was Kasy
flhe I nm weary of lining a bach
elor girl."
He Wcll-er do you know I'm '
bit sick of being n spinster man?
lloston Transcript.
In leap Year
Maude I've something to tell you.
I'm engsged to Jac.
Kdlth I'm not surprised. Jack
never could nay no. lloston Trail-
script.
Overheard
"Is my hat on straight?"
"No. Ono eye shows." Life.
NOTION OF DISSOLUTION
All persons are hereby notified tint
tho partnership of W. II. Dolbcer and
w. i'. HcMlllen has been dissolved
by mutual consent, W. P. McMlllen
retaining the business. All outstsnd.
Ing acounts are payable to the undersigned.
3-4-1 It W. P. McMILMCN.
NOTICK
Notice Is hereby alven that ih.r.
aro funds In the city treasury for tho
redemption of general fund warrants
up to ana Including No. l.iis. p.
tested July II, 1901. Interest will
cease from date hereof.
Dated at Klamath Falls. onn
January SO, 1811.
J. W. SIEMENS, City Treasurer
r- JtllW 1-entH-o 'mild rollnva
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A.D.S. Pile Ointment
Thus ointment affords liumedlato
lellef In cases of llllnd, Kxtornal and
Mucous Piles In nil Mage. The most
nevern nnd long standing rase havo
cured with n Nlnglo box after other
solves and ointment havo failed. If
oii are suffering with this dlstrcsv
Ing dlHcniie, don't fall to try this rom
edy. 25c Centi
A. D. S. PILE REMEDY
An up-to-dnto treotmont for llllnd,
rrotnullng, Itching and llloedlnii
Piles. Clean In uso nnd a healing
URcmt. Many rases havo been cured
with tho first box when n dangorous
operation was thought ncresssry.
This preparation Is applied at night.
Is patulous and will afford the utmost
romfortwhero other remedlos lian
failed. This Is guaranteed.
ISO Centi
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