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mar Klamath couaty vlaltora to the
Mr, among whoa will be Bart McCoy
aa hia brother Karl, attar visiting
tas expoaltlon, Karl will go to Grants
fans, where ha aatara the employ of
the Waatarm Uatoa. walla Bart wlU
return to take up hia duties on the
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Chauacey Raymond and aoa left
yesterday far Laagell Valley, where
they hare gone with shell aad car-
Mae, la search of "big una.'
After Back.
Hasan. Ansel, Stewart and Daly
will leave about the middle et tha
night tonight far the Toper Grade
enetJsa after their wtuter'a meat
J. B, Hlreheerger, who has
vtosttng hia father-ta-law. Mr. Uad
say. aear Malta, haa returned to this
J...B. Chambers, proprietor of tha
Oan' More, recently rataraed from a
duck hant n the Klamath Marsh.
Ha reports water conditions Terr low.
yet plenty of Mrde.
Owing to tha dance being given at
the opera house tonight by the ladles
of the 8acrad Heart church, tha
regular Saturday night dance- of
the Moor Lodge will be suspended
r Called
A apeeiel nteettag haa been called
f Aleam Chapter SI, of Ue JSaatern
tar in heaer of Mary K. Hoaah.
Otand Worthy Matron. Monday, bcto-
bar'.;xth, at 7:10. Initiation aad a
amtauei; wUl be held. All members
j awi'Tetaaatad to bo presiat. "
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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BY MARGAnKT MASON
I Written tor the United Praia)
At picture of yoor granny
Whoa she was young, my dear.
You used to laugh and giggle.
Dut look sow In your mirror
And you will plainly sea
You're dressed up just like granny,
And mighty chic you be.
NEW YORK, Oct 16. This year's
type of girl is the daguerreotype!
Hoops, mitts, buttles and pantalettes
not a thing is missing.
For two or three seasons now there
has been a threat of pantalettes in the
offing, but they hare made very few
appearances In the "oning," at 'twere.
This year it really looks as If they
were going to hang on to the lower
limbs of some of our very best family
trees, however.
Thar are really most attractive.
these 1916 pantalettes. Those tor
wear with street and daytime frocks
are almost as wide and voluminous aa
divided skirts. To go with the smart
fur-banded gowns now so popular the
pantalettes are also finished with a
band of fur around the ankles, and
sometimes a inching of the material
is used below tha far.
Charming lace and net pantalettes
like those we saw occasionally last
season are for wear with the fluffy
dance frocks, whose skirts are almost
a short and bouffant as those of a
belle of the ballet. A new note is
struck In evening pantalettes by a
striking model ot silk cut like the
straight long pants of a Chinese, belle
and banded with gold or silver gal
loon as a finish.
Speaking ot 'galloon, a novel use ot
this metallic banding is shown on a
model evening frock worn in Marie
Tempest's present play.- It is a gown
ot pompadour silk with a tight bodice
and over the full, extremely full, and
short, extremely short, skirt is an
even fuller oversklrt of white tulee
finished with a band, of silver gal
loon around the hem, caught here
and there with tiny artificial nose
gays. The stiff galloon acts delight
fully in lieu of wire to give that de
sirable crinoline effect
For yes lndeedy, though we aren't
The same program as was shown
tlast night at the Star will be shown
tonight. This comedy in five reels
by the, Laskey players was well re-,
ceived last night and is one that is
likely to please all patrons as It is
full of many good laughs and is
something out of the ordinary in the
way of comedy.
Tomorrow night' the famous com
edy drama in Ave reels by the Famous
players with an all star cast will be
shows. This feature is one that re
celvea most favorable comment in
the Motion Picture World and it will 1
no doubt prove to be among the best
of features. Mr. Emerson takes the'
part of the title role, that of the ab
sent-minded and soft-hearted bach-
Dancing
TONIGHT '
At the
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wearing the real, old fashioned hoops
jot. we are getting the same results
with loss bulky and moro sanitary
contraptions, mostly wire.
Whllo most ot the wiring is done
around the hem ot the full short
skirts, yet another effect Is obtained
by wiring out sldowaya over the hips.
This builds you out sideways Ilka
Velcsquex's celebrated portrait of the
Spanish Infanta.
If you don't care tor these side ex
tensions, however, fashion ia most
elastic this year, and allows a rear
extension with equal impunity.
It's the good old bustle again, ot
course, brought up to date by being
formed ot rippling folds ot silk back
breadths. This back draped bustle
effect is much favored on formal
evening gowns ot heavy satin or vel
vet that are very delicate and long of
train.
Quite the most reminiscent of dear
old granny's youth is a model Jacket
suit of black and red wool plaid. It
has a short full skirt and little short
full jacket, which once removed re
veals to startled modern eyes a little
low n$ck waist ot the plaid, abso
lutely sleeveless save for tiny cap
like puffs ot the plaid over each
shoulder. With this sleeveless day
time gown aro worn quaint kid. gloves
reaching .midway of the forearm and
laced up the side.
These side-laced gloves are quite
the newest feature at hand, and are
worn with every sort of daytime toi
lette. Black lace mitts are also per
mitted with dressy afternoon frocks.
Though the gloves are laced, they
aren't lace, you understand, whereas
the mitts are not laced, but are lace.
The little top hats worn over one
eye, the flowing window curtain veils.
the little round muffs and rippling
shoulder capes of fur, the extra high
buttoned boots for day wear and the
high ribbon laced cothurns for even
ing, all, all are old stuff lifted from
the heyday of our grandamea' youth.
Quite the only thing we seem to
have overlooked in our wholesale
copying is, of course, what would
have profited us -most messing, of
course, her lovely old-word manners.
elor, who buries himself in his books
and forgets the world until one day
he awakens to find that he haa lost
bis heart to bis ward, Sylvia, the role
of which is played by Lorraine Hul
tng. Wbat happened then we will
leave for the picture to show you.
This feature will be shown for Bun
day only.
HUNTS FOR NEW
EXHIBIT WINDOW
SUGAR UOWL WIIjL OCCUPy THE
1IRISTOL BUILDING, AND COM-
MERCLiL CLUB MUST MOVE
PRODUCTS -
Just when Fred Fleet has the
exhibit windows ia the, Bristol build
lag all filled with prise vegetables,
grains, etc., he Is obliged to move out.
The building is going to ba oecupled
by the, Sugar' Bowl after Monday, aad
the windows, Instead of dlspiaylag
fprjtypound squashes, will be devoted
to confectionery, ate,
Now Fleet is busy trying to fad
someWhara alaa, ta dUpUy iUaauth
They
YOU don't need to take our worcf for it. One inspection of our immense showing of Fall and
Winter Suits and Coats will convince anyone that we have attained our ambition, that
of having the greatest exclusive Women's Store in Klamath Falls.
Most of the best dressed women in Klamath Falls have had an opportunity this season to inspect the
Stocks and styles in the big stores of San Francisco during their visits to the Fair, and the fact that we
have sold nearly double the amount of Suits and Coats this year, over any previous year, is significant.
Many of these' women have told us that not only is our stock equal to that found in the city, but our
charges are less for the same goods.
STILTS DRYGOODS COMPANY
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county's products. There -ore only a
few vacant bulldiaga in town, and
many of thorn at undesirable loca
tions. At present he Ja Investigating
the vacant rooms at the corner ot
Sixth and Main.
"When we have our exhibit build
ing, devoted entirely to the display
of exhibits, with perhaps the Com
mercial Club offico3, we won't havo
to move about every few weeks,"
said Fleet
"Until then we must do.fow days azo with soma caitl. iw.
the next best thing make window
displays.
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MILLER LEASES
ORPHEUS THEATER
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER AND MO
TION PICTURE MAN WILL OP
ERATE THEATER NOW BEING
REBUILT
C. R. Miller of the Miller Photo
company, who recently took the mo
tion pictures of Klamath county
scenes now, being exhibited at tho
San Francisco fair, baa, leased the
Orpheus theater, which is being re
built
Mr. Miller will soon leave for
San Francisco to purchase a modern
motion picture machine and other
equipment for the theater. Carpen
ters are now at work' reeonstructlnff
the building, which was partially de
stroyed by Are. The building, wben
completed, will have a steam heat
ing plant and other modern conven
iences.
Pleasant Vacation.
.Edmund Cbllcote, real, estate and
Insurance broker, baa Just returned
from a ten days' visit to tha fair. Mr.
Chllcote's wife, who waa with him on
the trip, departed for the Bast to visit
relatives living in South DakotaKan
sas aad Missouri.
A PULL LINK
This agency makse'g aaeclalty of
Are, life, accident, llaeHHv, burglary
and ether Insurance.ivSWwty bends.
ma, rentals, elty aM eatMtry prep.
arty ef all kinds. Have shsMHilament
and tha help that guarantees aramat
and efnelent service. ' Me treuble ta
answer aueetlons. ChMaata. SSS Main
street, Phene Sf. 1-s"ss,,t, 1
Herald want ada gat' raaulta.
Just reeslvad seme Saak s4at
jiera. tew OMteeta.
TSt
Speak for Themselves
" WHERE THE
1IRIKP MENTION
Henry Voss of Merrill is In tho city
today on a business trip.
Mrs. A. C. O'ilrlcn camo In on Fri
day's local, and took this morning's
stago tor her home near Dairy.
Ed Bloominecamn. who left town n
'turned on Frldav'a local.
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Everything now at
1134-36 Main utreot.
acquainted.
Henderson's.
Call and get
Mrs, P. A. Uakcr and Mrs. 11. F.
I'oorman are down from the Klam
ath Agency.
O. Gallagher Is registered at tbo
White Pelican from Prcscott, Aris.
J. C. Mitchell Is here on business
from Gazelle.
G. W. Pratt and wlfo are visitors'
from San Francisco.
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C. C. Johnson la down from Fort
Klamath,
Mr. Dunning, proprietor of tho
Merrill furnlturo store, Is in town on
business.
J. Hesslg and J. J.
from Fort Klamath.
Otoy ore down
Nell Sly, deputy sheriff of Siskiyou
county, is a visitor from Dorria.
Ed Jarvli, a stockman ot the Klam
ath River, Is attending buyers' week.
John Montag of Portland Is reg
istered at tha Hall.
Wm. B, Freer Is hero from the
Klamath Agency.
H. W. Hlncks is a visitor from Gull-
oquln.'
R. H. Morris and D, M. Lester aro
In town from Crater Lake.
Mrs. W. E. Pope and J, E. Pope are
hero from Dutte, Oregon.
!. D, 'McDonald is a business vis
itor from Merrill.
J. R. Hlrshburger Is registered at
the American. ,
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Herald
want ads get results.
RegUtraUon of Land TtUe
In the matter ot the application of
Alice Garland to register title to tha
Unds barelsaftar particularly de
scribed:
To All, Whom It May Cencern: Take
Notice
That on tha 16th day of Oetober,
1915, aa application waa Sled by
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Allco Garland In tlio circuit court... , , ., ,.
ot Klamath county; Oregon, for In!-1 W.rMtratloa et that land .UuaU
tla1 registration of that land situated I Kn'Sth counly. Orco, p.rtlctj.
In Klamath county, Oregon, particu
larly described ami bounded as fol
lews: )
The NEK of the NW)4 of sec-.
tlo 19, and tho SEU of SWU and'
lots 3 and 4 of section 18, all In I
townuhlp 39 south, range 12 east,
W. M., containing 1C7 acres more
or le. I
Now unions you appear on or bo-,
fore tho SCth day of November, 191C,'
and show cnuso why such application
shnll not bo grunted, tho name will be
taken as confessed, nnd docree will
bo entered according to tho prayor of.
tho application, nnd you will be for
ever burred from deputing tho same, f
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,!
October 16th, 191C.
(Signed) aEORQK CHA8TAIN
Ulork of the Circuit Court of Klam-
utn County, Oregdn.
STONE St GALE, Attorneys for Ap
plicant. 16-23-30-G
Registration of Uari TlUe
In the mattor of tho application of
E. E. Ralston to roglster the tltlo to
tho lands known as the Langell rancU
nnd horolnaftor particularly de
scribed: To V. L. Holiday, Occupant, and to
All Whom It May Concern J Take
Netice:
That on the 15th day ot October,
1315, an application was died by aatd
E. E. Ralston in tho circuit court
of Klamath county, Oregon, for inl-i
Tailor Made Suits
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NWK section 3C; i: section
35; SVs NWK soctlon 25; SBK
and NEK ot BV. Wi of NKH
K ot NWK, NW of NW.
section 34; HWV4 mid HWK o(
NWK, and BWK of 8BU. seetisa
13, township 40 south, range II
oast. W. M., containing 1,200 cns;
also tbo SK of SW'A action It,
and the NWK section 30, towaiWi
40 aoiith, range 14 oaM, W. M.cos
talnljig 331.47 tier oh; aUo 8BH
secllou 33; RWK section 25; KM
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township 40 south, rnnsD 13 asst.
W. M., and-the NEK section M.
township 40 south, range H atat,
W. M., containing 1,120 acre, b-
ing la all a total orreaga
3,64 1.47-aeree.
Now unleas you appear on or b
fore the 35th day of Novombor, 1,
and show cause why such appllcHo
shall not be granted, tbo saroo will b
taken as confeeaed, and decree wBI
be ontered according to tho prayer of
the application, aad you will be for
ever barred from disputing the .
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
October 16th, 1116.
(Signed) GEORGE CHA8TAIN
Clerk of tha Circuit Court of Klw-
ath County, Oregon.
STONE OALB, Attorneys for A
Dllcant. is.iwr.
Are (always asetre satisfactory!
s providing the Uijoring , style and
goods are correct. , To convince
you that we thoroughly under
stand our busiitese you only need,
ask.any of thtJiiisjjsiafi of women
of Klamath Falswie after one
trial luvebessBse rsjmlmr custorn
crs elf ti sisahMisiisisnt.
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