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This is What C. E. Hughes,
III Thinks About It
MAIL ORDERS PROMTLY NUtD
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MAIL ON EXPRESS PREPAID
aad wife hare ta-
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satf sa Ceaot seetloas. Oeedreada
ef the way. Mr.
resided to Cooa eeaaty tar
jrmi Mora croatag to
all Playera Plea.
Dick Notooa, Mdle Bogert. Lyle Mr
bee and Prod Camas aro spending to
day at CaUotaat, angling for the big
ones. They will ratara toalgat
Roaarao Proem o. A. C. .
Mba Imaila'VIrgU, daughter of Mr.
lukaMfB.4ar VirgU. retarae;treeB
Oregon Agricultural College at Cat
raUta. Miaa VtrgU wUl gradaata froai
that school aazt year.
Leaves for South.
Arthar C. Lewis, formerly lataraatad
with the Farmers' lavtoenat aad Baa
ply House, left Ula aoralag for aoutt-eraaolata.
tooatract-
Mslwiaa la Derria,
I W.Dt VUlar, local
or.speat today la Dorrla oa aaataaea.
Ha U aalldlag a garage there.
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Joha Foatar, Thad McHattaa, W. W.
BaaHh aava returned from the Bly
ceaatry, where they apeat aereral days
aealag. Bart Waater weat wlU tteea.
hat left the aarty at Bly, aear waere
teaaraaaav
To Lea Angelee.
' Mrs A. C MaUaaaz aad daaghtar
left thla aaoralag tar Lea Aagelea la
hopes of aattarlag the forawra health.
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W. T. Shire aad Edgar Virgil re
taraed hut alght frost a week's aaalag
jWp la Tarloaa waters In the aerthera
part of Klawata coaaty.
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H. C. Tipton, a fanner of Foe Valley
la In town today to get blackaaalth
work done tor a hay derrick he la
erecting oa his reach.
Here From Parkor'a.
Sam S. Hill Is la town from Parker's
Station. Mr. BUI Is employed by the
Hopkins Lumber company.
May Locate Here.
Dr. Dodard of Chicago la a recent
arrival bare and may locate. ,Dr.
Dodard is a nephew of Mrs. O. A.
Stearns. He is an osteopath doctor.
Visiting Relatlvea.
Mortimer O. Perlmaa of Portland la
visiting with K. Sugarmaa and family.
Mr. Perlman is a nephew of Mrs.
Suganaaa.
EPISCOPAL GUILD
PURCHASES LOT
CHARLES GRAVES SELLS PROP
ERTY AT SEVENTH AND HIGH
FOR $1,20018 8PLENDID LOCA
TION FOR CHURCH
Return ta Pert.
Mr. aad Mrs. .Loosley returned to
'day to their home la Fort Klamath.
iThey hare been spending aereral days
la the Macdoel country.
weaa b ease. .
W.-'C. Brans, batter maker for the
falaauth Falls Creamery, has recelred
aoUee that he passed the state ezaml-
aa u aow a uceaaad ci
With intention of building later, the
local Episcopal Guild yesterday pur
chased the lot at the comer of Seventh
and High streets from Charles Graves.
The purchase price waa $1,200. The
lot la on the southwest corner of the
crossing of, Serenth and High streets,
and Ilea back of the residence of W. T.
Shire.
The Guild will not erect a building
at oace, bat contemplates a structure
later.
"Ground Gripper" Shoe
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Artificial and harmful shapes In shoes have long
been mere papular than, natural and correct forme,
theuah theJatter are gaining In appreciation. No
normal feet la ever sharply pointed In the middle, aa
are aa many a hoes. It la longest and nearly straight
en the Inner aide; and the end of the ahoe, which
should never be sharply pointed, should lie ever the
normal peeltion of the great toe; that Is, toward the
Inner aide. The great toe la never normally pushed
outward toward the other toes; this la the result of
improper faaaajaan
High, narrow heals disturb the natural poise of
the feet and body, Interfering with balance and mus
cular action; If persisted In they shorten the heel
cord. 'Many women Insist that they are mere com
fertable In ahaes with high heals and pointed toes,
and that they o an wear no other kind. Thla la no
doubt true In many caaes, If they have bean long ac
customed to wearing such shoes, the feet have be
come deformed, and may require deformed ahoea to
fit them, which helpa to explain how the aenae of the
natural ehape and beauty of the foot Is largely lost
among aa.
Regal Shoe Store
Sls Afgt in Kkmatk Falls for
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For Maw, Wosbm aad Chilton
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Charles Evans Hughes III. is tickled to death orer the fact that the first
Hughes, who is bis grandfather, haa been nominated for the presidency of
the United States. He doesnt know w hat it is alt nbout, but he Ukes it as far
as it has gone, according to this photo graph taken the other day.
Dunsmuir IBall Team
Plays Here August 6th
CALIFORNIA TOWN SAYS IT WILL
BRING SPECIAL TRAIN AND A
NUMBER OF ROOTBR8 WITH
THE TEAM
Dunsmuir versus Klamath Sails at
Modoc Park wili be the baseball card
on August 6, according to arrange
ments completed by Manager Hay
Watts this morning. The risltlng team
says it will run a special train and
bring rooters enough to make them
selves heard.
Although Sam Jolly haa been with
the Dunsmuir team, It la hollered that
be will play with Klamath Falls In the
game here August 6. Jolly likes Klam
ath Falls and is able to play with the
local team because Dunsmuir haa an
other catcher.
Filling the shoes out of which Gin
ger Greenwood stepped la becoming
a difficult task, saya Manager Watts.
Keanu of Chico saya he doea not de
sire to come here If he haa to take a
Job In the box factory. He may be
landed yet, however. Negotiations
also aro being made to get Burns, now
playing shortstop for Dunsmuir.
The Chllcote agency la the home of
the AStna companlea. It
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Cook for ranch, good
wages, steady job. Inquire People's
Market, or phone 83. 26-tf
MEN WANTED Six lumber pliers, 14
yard lumber
sorting chain,
company.
handlers, 4 men on
Pelican Bay Lumber
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Life, accident, burglary, liability and
automobile Insurance in leading com
ptfhles. See Chllcote. 1.
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DURING OUR :
JULY
CLEARANCE
SALE
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Sensational Clearance
in Ready-to-Wear
Women's House Dresses, Waist
Wash Dresses and Coats, at July
Clearance Sale Prlcsai
$40.00 Suite, now..- I1.W
$28.00 Sulta, now tJO
$18.50 Suits, now 8,78
$7.80 Skirts, now SJ0
$8.00 Skirts, now. 4J0
$6.80 Skirts, now 2.78
$7.80 Wash Dresses, new 9JS
$8.00 Wash Dresses, now 28
69o Bungalow Aprlns, now 48a
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Sensational Clearance of
Wash Goods
Flowered Flaxon Lawns, value
up to 16c. Clearance price 9o.
26c French Qlnghams, plain
and broken checks, Clearance'
Sale price 9c.
80c quality plain 36-Inch
Crepes, Clearance Sals prlca 9c.
$1.28 grade Bleached Table
Linen, extra good value, guaran.
teed all linen, Clearance Sale
price 89c.
New Blaser Stripe Skirtings,
69c grade, 36 Inchsa wide, fanoy
tripes, Clearance Sale price
only 49c.
$1.00 grade 36 Inch plain
stripe Pongee 811k, Clearance
Sale price, 89c.
38c grade 40 Inch plain wldo
stripe Volt, Clearance Sale prloi
only 19c.
Women's Summer Vest, 16c
value, Special Sale price, 10c.
Women'a Union Suits, fine
grade, worth 60c, 8peolal price
38c.
Children's Vests, all slaes, 10c.
Porosknlt Underwear for
children, all alias, only 28c.
Fine quality Nainsook Prln
cess Slips, $2.60 grade, Special
98c.
$1.28 Muslin Qowns, assorted
tylee, 98c.
Children Muslin. Pants, Sp.
clsl 10c.
Children's Economy Hoee, all
sixes, Vtry Special, per pair 18c
New Wash Skirts
In all the materials, In all the prices.
Additional models Just srrlved makes
our assortment more complete than
ever... Every new feature In style and
fabrics Is represented. Prices,
98c up to $7.50
Wirthmor Waists
New Assortments
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HeSaejMJMefreeJefrefrefaMJ
Summone
In the Circuit Court of the State
Oregon, for Klamath County
George W. Stephens, Plaintiff.
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Winnie May Stephens, Defendant
To Winnie May Stephens, Defendant
Above Named:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit on or before
Wednesday, the 16th day of August,
1916, that the being the last day of the
time prescribed in the order of publica
tion of this summons, and If you fall
so to appear and anawer, for want
thereof plaintiff will apply to the court
(or the relief prayed for in bla com
plaint, to-wit: for a decree dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now existing
between the plaintiff and defendant,
for the care and custody of Blanch
Annetta Stephens, and for such Other
'and further relief as to the court may
of'spcm citullnble. This HUinmon.s Is
nrv-tl upon nld dcforuluiit by publica
tion heicof In the KvodIiik HcraWr o
newspaper of goncrul circulation print'
ei und published at Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, OreKon, once a week
for six woeks, by order of Honorable
D. V. Kuykendatl, judge of the above
entitled court, madi, duted and flltxl In
this cause on July S, 1916, tho data or
the first publication thereof bt-lriK WimI
neHdiiy, the 5th day of July, 1916.
It. C. OltOEStlKCK,
Attorney foivl'lalutlff
5-12-19-20-2-9-16
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Metropolitan Amusement
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OPERA HOUSE
HOUSTON
DARK
ORPHEUS THEATER!
STAR THEATER
"THE RULINQ PASSION"
Five Heel Fox, Featuring
Claire Whitney
"THE 8TOLEN PIE"
Movie Made In Klamath
TUE8DAY AND WEDNESDAY
C. R. Mltler'a Picture of
A Grand Old Pitcher for a Grand Young Shortstop
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rz , "CRATER LAKE IN WINTER"
, "The Hidden City of Crime,"
Eighteenth Eplsodo of Graft
I "8aved by a Song,"
Two noel Rex Drama
' "The Vengeance of Guldo,"
' One Reel Powers Drama
"1 tie Frame-Up on Dad,"
One Reel Nestor Comedy
(SIX REELS GOOD MUSIC
ADMI88ION 16 and 28c
TEMPLE THEATER
"The 8capegrace,"
Throo Reel Lubin Dramu
"The Sea Dog,"
Vim Comedy
"Love's Labor Lost'
Edison Cartoon
'Sellg Tribune."
MERRILlToFERA HOUSE
Merrill, Oiegon
MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAYS
MENWANTED
BOX FACTOaY-
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Christopher Matthewson, grand old
pitcher of the New York GiaaU, has
seea Ws last season aa a pitcher, as he
has Just been traded to the Cincinnati
Reds for Charles Herxog, who has jaat
been relieved of the managership of
that team. Cincinnati wants a man
ager, and Matty la ambitions to try
himself in that position, area with
Cincinnati, where managers Sad it ab-
bolutely Impossible to get alond with
the club owners. Henog, who la ooa
sldered one of the belt, If not the beat,
shortstops, may help the Olaats toward
a pennant.
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Men wanted for both day and
night shifts. Apply at once.
Lumber & Box Co.
Dorrii, California
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