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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic lhrscin
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CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS IN8CRANCK
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Itooms 11 Mid IS
Klmt .National IUnk llulliUn
Klamath Kails, Ore.
The Evening Heraldi
O. SMITH,
4ltor;
Published dMl.v tuttpt Bund? by
The Herald I'ublUhtcc CompBy Of
Klamath Falls, t lt Fourth sitrssrt
Entered tb postoffle Bt K1bj
sth Falls, Ortcoo. tor txasmtloB
thrvJCRh th mull m Becoad-clBM
matter.
Washington's Ride
Repeated by S. A. R.
SubscrlpUon trm by mull to ay 4d
drs In th Ualtfd SUt:
One jrwr M.00
Out month .10
OEO II. HAYDK.V.
OptidAB
Offlc. Uoora 219.
Odd Fellows Ilulldlnic
KLAMATH FALLS. . . OIUCGON
MONDAY, JUNK S2. IPM
AXtt STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
Phone 115
Ofllca and Retldcnc.
NV cor. th and Main
CLAYTON E. WHEKLKH
Pti7lrlaa and Sarfraa
Osteopath
$pol;lotheraptt
(Spinal Treatment)
OQce beuse: 9 to 11:30 a. m; 2
to s n m.; eTcalns. 7 to
Herald's Classified Advs.
United rnsss Sertlce
rmtnKurHiA. Juu 22. -Thr
raomboM of the Massachusetts (bar
ter of the Sons of tb American Uev
olutlon planned to learo here today
on horseback orer thu same rout fol
lowed by General Geons Washing,
ton when bo left the Quaker City
charge ot the Continental Army at
Cambridge. WasUluston maJe the
trip on horsebnek. llrlgndler General
I Philip Header. U. S. A., retired; Kd-
win . Crandon ot Dcuton and Henry
F. londeron ot 8prlnneld, Mass.;
werw the tueu who were to make tbe
trip.
The present plan U for the Utile
party to make the sara stop Wash-I
Ington did on hU historic ride. At
each stop patriotic and historic soci
eties of each nlnea will retfcUe the
three men. and memorial tablet In
honor of the Father of hi Country
(will U dedtraUd. Military aud patrt
J olio iKVlvllea will Ih Joined tu the
uetMcauon cervinanie ny siaie uiimm
oricauiatlona aud town and city offi
cials. The party plan to arrive In Cam
bridge on July 2, the 139th anutver
sary ot the data on which Washing
ton reached that city, A tig delega
tion ba ben planned tor that date,
when state official aud officials ot
tloston and CambrldKe will Join, The
tlooton chapter of tbe Sons of the
llevolutlou plau to take a prominent
part In the big Cambridge celebration,
which will be held under the historic
'Old Kim Treo" there.
George V. of England
Celebrates His Birthday
United Press Kerrlce lou.o Guard parade, ill Jamei '-. .'''' 1. 1ml r,, Vtln '
LONDON. June SI Klntt George, In the pre.ice of the king, .jure,, and ',."" '""'''' r,,,,,,h" '. It
Is omclally celebrating his !lh birth, nil member ot I),. royal Minll, at " " ,?f , r J 1 ,""' " M
day today, although a a matter of ,e.., In tendon MnZ STiX'
HuKo of Teck a,ol .r,; , J e ';M""
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Hou Just above tu aitittil(r !.
Great inmri aunmtuj ,ur in.
(PopuUr cetemouy. and n,0r ttlj
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fact ho I already ulneteen d) Into
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vrary. Juno J. lounu uie ma Uttards. rodo from IIUKItuham I'al.'ttie mule
busy to receive the congraiuiauousi v
of thtt ruler and people of the worltl.J
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FOR RENT
FOU RENT Svn-room home, new
ly papered and painted. No. 1113
Main strict. S V. S. WUcy. 1. O.
O. F. Hulldlnr. 29-2t
. THE KLAMATH FALLS
8TKAM LA0XBR1T
Guarantee) first cUm work a
wu aa first cIbm Mrrie.
If you haa occasion to make
complaint and do not get laa
medlate attention, phone
D. B. CAMPBELL
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good second-band piano.
standard make: very reasonable.
Call 53S Walnut ttreet. 17-t
FOR SALi: Two heaty loggias
1 trucks. Enquire 621 Eleventh St.
23-2t
MRS. A.
ca'fk
Not
rETERHTFIXKR'S
BBBKfa aUser,
Bt pltmlf to et.
For a two bit anessl
It cmI be bssat.
19 sat
Strtwt
MISCELLANEOUS
ANYONE wlsblns the service ot a
t ladles tailor or dressmaker, call up
day or week. Satisfaction guaranteed.
16-6t
LOST On road between Klamath
Hot Springs and Klamath Falls, a
! mixed brown coat. 3.4 length. Return
to Mrs. Will Adams. MerrilL l-t
INDIANS GOING
TO "BIG TIME"
KK1S AUK AGKKKD THAT THE
CKIKtlRATtON AT THE FORT
WILL BE A UVMMKK OTHER
RESERVATION NOTES
Oretu. who own the Klamath Falls
Music House, were visitor on the
Klamath reservation last week.
Ralph Tlce baa gone to Crater !-
National Fark to work on the road
with his sll big horse. He Intends
to work there all summer on high
way construction.
Subscribe for the Herald. (0 eet
a month.
(Herald SfajcsaJ Berviee)
KLAMATH AGENCY. June 32.
lllg time are expected at the Wood
Rlrcr "Dig July Time." to be held at
Fort Klamath June 2&-30, July 1,3.
A big crowd U expected, and the In
dians will turn out en masse. We all
agree that Fort Klamath la a fine
place to celebrate, for it it a natural
park, and a fine place to spend the
susamer. After the Fort celebration
hundreds will go to Klamath Fall
tor the thrt day ot th Elks Rodeo
bigger and better than ever tbla
year.
R. Madaee. the piano tuner, and H.
There are Iwe Bhasle of lesserre.
ChUcot write the Blast that r"
SSS Matau
Wood! Wood!
URAY BLOCK WOOD
Blocks front local smllU
UtBCh Body Wood ....
U-Ueh Uah Woe4
4-tt. Bo4j Wood
4-ft. Limb Wood
Lefe Or) 4
Hs
P. C CARLSON
1M
so another dale had to be t so that
he could accept felicitation In proper
style. Today the telegraph and potal
system were kept buiy conveying the
congratulations and acknowledge
ment. 1'latfi werv Don on all government
building, aud salute om lired at J
the naval and military stations, while
UrltUh warships the wurld over deck
rd themselves out In rainbow faslituu
There were m?ny military paradre,
the most Important being the brilliant
ceremony known a "trooping the
color," which wa performed on the
WOOD
lUuch wimmI. load .M-M
Itluck womI. doable toad . . UM
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ItVtaKtt Ury Ma t30
Irry HUb, 4-fuot M.OO
lluy your green slab early
KLAMATH FUEL CO.,
(HMco BM Mate. U. reytesa. Mfr
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TtlWN. TtiST l!f,
KLAMATH FALLS MEAT COMPANY
We Have Uptown Agencies
at lite follow lag placrel
CK.YTRAL lURtIEK HHOF
LOWEHVM IIAIUIKU NIIOF
KTAft THtUTEK CIGAU IfTtlltE
SUPERIOR LAUNDRY
Ilia Main HlrrH
Ittoate 189
These Hot Da
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IIIIING TAN, HUNUUIIN ANI FlUiUKLrW IF VUU WANT
U) KKKI VOUIt KKIN AOIX HMtKmi AND WllirKfHK
SHASTA
SNOW
CREAM
rillH IM THE GltKAM 1 HAT TOOK TIIK "IIUUN" OUTOI'
WNIItHtN. THE FINT CHUAM VOU IIAV KVKIt l'Hn
rin:r, no m;sr
Underwood's Pharmacy
Coftter Mala ad 7ll (ilwU. KUiualli FIU. ln-o
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Great Anniversary Sale Starts Tomorrow
I All of our latest fashionable stocks of drygoods and ladies' wear will be sold at a great reduction in price. You will find more genuine I
bargains than ever offered before. Nothing is reserved. Make your selections early i
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MILLINERY This means all trimmed and untrimmed
Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Trimming Ribbons and Bands,
at prices that all can have a new hat, or at least their old
one trimmed over for the Rodeo.
Muslin Underwear in all qualities and prices. Night
gowns, Princess Slips, Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers, in
best of quality and daintiest of lace and emroibdery, at
prices that will be a great inducement to you.
Our new and up-to-dte Shirtwaists and Blouses we are
offering at prices that will surely tempt you.
GINGHAMS
8 l-3e Ginghams, Sale Price G l-2c
10c Ginghams, Sale Price 8 l-3c
12 l-2c Ginghams, Sale Price 10c
15c Ginghams, Sale Price 12 l-2c
25c Ginghams, Sale Price 20c
15c Riffilet, Sale Price 12 l-2c
12 l-2c Percale, Sale Price 10c
GLOVES
Kayser and Niagara Maid 16-Button
$2.50 Embroidered .
$2.50 Tucked
$1.50 Plain
$1.25 Plain
$1.00 Plain
.$1.99
.$1.99
$1.29
$1.00
. .89
$25.00 Black Silk Mora
$17.50 Black Silk Mora ..
$20.00 Ratine Silk Lined
$16.00 Bell Macan
$14.00 Bell Macan
$13.25 Cloaks
$10.00 Cloaks
$5.50 Cloaks
CLOAKS
.$16.00
.$13.00
.$14.00
$11.00
.$11.50
$10.00
. $7.50
. $4.50
SALEM PILLOW SLIPS
22c Pillow Slips, 45x36
20c Pillow Slips, 42x36
.20c
.18c
PONGEES
$2.00 36-incli Pongees .$1.05
$1.25 36-inch Pongees 98
$1.10 Plain Crepe de Chine, 5 yards $0.10
.60 27-inch Pongees 48
DRESS PATTERNS
$15.50 Brocaded Poplin, 5 yards $12.50
$10.50 Brocaded Crepe dc Chcne, 4j yards $8.39
$10.50 Brocaded Crcpc dc Chcne, 5 yards $8.00
$8.00 Figured Crepe dc Chine, 5 yards $0.40
$8.00 Plain Crepe de Chenc, 5 yards $0.40
$12.50 Crepe dc Chcne, 5 yards $9.75
$8.00 Charmuse, 5 yards $8.40
$1.40 Brocaded Crcpc dc Chcne $1.10
$1.25 Figured Crcpc dc Chcne 98
$1.00 Figured Crepe dc Chcne 82
.80 Figured Silk and Wool Challies 05
$2.25 Mora . . . $1.89
$3.25 Mora $2.89
$1.50 26-inch Chiffon Taffetas $1.29
$1.65 36-inch Chiffon Taffetas $1.39
$2.00 36-inch Chiffon Taffetas $1.79
$1.00 Tub Silk 89
$1.60 Brocaded Silk Ratine $1.15
$1.25 Silk Ratine 90
.50 Wool Challies 42
$1.25 36-inch Mcssaline $1.00
.80 26-inch Messalinc OS
$1.00 26-inch Folia rd 88
.60 36-inch Wool Crcpc 48
.60 38-inch Wool Serge 48
.80 52-inch Wool Serge 04
$1.25 50-inch Wool Serge 98
$1.50 54-inch Wool Serge $1.20
$1.25 54-inch Wool Serge 98
DON'T FORGET THE REMNANT COUNTER.
THERE ARE SOME RARE BARGAINS TO BE HAD
SUITS
SJ0.00 Navy Silk Mom Sun a $122.00
$20.00 liuiprcu Cloth Suit $19.50
$21.00 Tau Empress Cloth Suns $10.00
All other Suits and Cloakn at urpriinKly low prices
FANCY SILK PETTICOATS
New Stock Just Received
$4.00 Silk Petticoats, Sale Price $3.10
$3.75 Silk I'ciucwiK, Sale Price $3.10
$5.50 Silk PcttioKiH, Sale Price $1.19
$2.50 Silk Pcllicoau, Snle Price $2.19
$2.25 Silk Petticoats, Sale Price $1 .99
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DRESS LINENS
.60 36'inch Ure Uncus 19
.50 36-inch l)rc Uncus 12
.35 36-inch Dress Uncus 29
.25 36-inch Dres Uncu ,. 20
CURTAINS. LACES AND SCREENS
60c Curtains, Sale Price TTlSc
50c Curtains, Sale Price 42c
35c CuriaiiH, Sale Price 27.'ie
25c Curmiii., Sale Price 22Jj
22c Curtains, Sale Price 20c
20c Curtains, Sale Price 17jC
15c Curtains, Sale Price I-Jic.
4ac him iJuer Curtain Drapery 'c
65c 45itictt Kep Curtain Drapery 50c
cinn.it.!....i. ii- i i .-. v ur'.e
v..uu n-mv.il imuwiic itcp urupvry oi;'
25c 3Ci.lnch Creton , 22c
15c Creton 1 2' jf
12c Creton 10c
$10.00 DRESS PATTERNS TO BE GIVEN AWAY AB
SOLUTELY FREE. FOR PARTICULARS SEE OUR
DISPLAY WINDOW
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STILTS DRYGOODS CO., "where the ladies shop;;