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Idea Marie Davenport, daughter of
Mr. and lln. W. C. Davenport, who
has, been quite stck for several days, Is
Improving.
On Jeb Again.
J. W. Llndqulst, proprietor of the
Rex Cafe, who underwent a nasal op
eration by Dr. F. M. White, is again
taking in the money at the cafe.
Oil Orlller Visit.
Fred Mechatn was in Klamath Fails
today from Poo Valley, where he is
drilling for oil.
From the Valley.
J. It Dixon was among the t alley
fanners in town today on business.
Robertson, I. F. E. Winter, Charles
Percy Nichols, Mrs. Charles Percy
Nichols, James Edward Wheeler,
Lillian Wheeler, Frederick Wheeler
and Mrs. Frederick Wheeler:
In the name of the state of Oregen:
You and each of you are hereby sum
moned to appear and answer the com
plaint filed in the above entitled suit.
Knott In Town. within six weeks of the first publics
John Knott is down from his ranch lion of this summons, to-wil: On or
on Beaver Marsh to transact business, before September S3, 1916, and it you
j fai s0 to answer the plaintiff, for want
Here From Dorrls. ' thereof, will apply to the court for the
I. P. Taber is here from Dorrls on telief demanded in the complaint, to-
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EVERY DAY SOMETHING NEW
ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER
business.
'wit: quieting plaintiffs title to lota!
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Return From Trip.
Deputy Sheriff George C. Ulrica and
family returned last night from a five
days' trip to Crater Lake and several
other points of Interest.
Back at Fountain.
Miss Alma Jones, whose tonsils were
removed a few days ago, is back at her
position at the Shasta.
Return to Roteburg.
Miss Gladys Lennox and Clarence
Lennox have returned to their home in
Roseburg, after a visit here with their
father, Dave Lennox.
Fetvrns Home.
. Mrs. S. S. Johnson, mother of W.
Paul Johnson, Miss Hollis Shaw and
Miss Maude Stedman left this morn
ing for their homes in Berkeley, after
a lslt here with Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
Coxada Hera.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Cozad and daugh
ter. Verda, returned last evening from
the John Day country, where they have
been visiting former friends. They are
on their way to their borne In Martinez.
Calif.
To Da Plumbing.
O. D. Mathews left this morning for
Merrill to do some plumbing work in
a dwelling belonging to E. M. Bubb,
cashier of the First National bank of
Merrill.
ORPHEUS THEATER
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
( King Baggot In
-HALF A ROGUE"
morning when short circuit caused
"Flivver's Art of Mystery"
two Keel Nestor Comedy i
8EVEN REEL8 GOOD MU8IC'
Admission Always M Cants
New Middy Belted Coats, blue of lot 6, block 40, Llnkrllle, now city of
ami pink stripes, 11.50.
9-3t J. F. MAOU1RE. CO., Inc.
DEAREST PUBLIC:
Jut a word to have you keep in
mind the sale tomorrow of all the high
class stock I have.
Everything at a bargain.
Darling, if you have not seen my
windows, you should, as they are full
of money savers.'
You see what you are buying, and
we guarantee all goods sold, so you
take no chance.
All prices are cash. Those we trvt
are beyond the stars.
We want you all to come and see if
you don't buy so you can go and tell
your friends that we are havincr a sale
that is a sale.
Saturday, at 9 o'clock at
It McHATTAN'S
3, 4, 7, 8 and the easterly 38 feet
Klamath Falls, Oregon, against all in-
forest of the defendants and removing
clouds cast on plaintiffs' title by reason J
of irregularities in the execution of
deeds and satisfaction of a mortgage ,
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by the defendants, and determining
that plaintiffs are the owners of said
pictures free from any claim or inter
est of the defendants, or any of them,
and to recover costs of suit.
This summons Is published pur?mnl
to :ui order of the 11m D. V. Kuykon
dall, judge of the circuit court of Klam
ath cotint, Oregon, made August in,
191G, and entered on said day, and the
first publication hereof is made Aug
ust 11, 191i, the last being made on
September 15, 1316.
RIITENIP & &KENT.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
11-18-25-1-8-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST Blue or mouse-colored cow. II
on left hip; strayed from Haw.x
hurst slaughter house. Reward. J.
W. Hawxhurst. ll-2t
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Metropolitan Amusements
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LOST Dark coat in Swan Lake, near
school heuse: name on inside pocket
Finder leave at Chambers' sawmill or
Herald office. Suitable reward. ll-2t
Summons '
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
George Biehn, Anna Blebn, C. E. Riley
' and Louise Humphrey, Plaintiffs,
vs.
Abraro Harvey, Mrs. Abram Harve,
. B. Robertson, Mrs. G. B. Robert
son, I. F. E. Winter, Marcia A.
Jamieson, Charles Percy Nichols,
Mrs. Charles Percy Nichols, James
Edward Wheeler, Lillian Wheeler, t
Frederick Wheeler and Mrs. Fred-'
erick Wheeler. Defendants. !
OPERA HOUSE
HOUSTON
DARK
STAR THEATER"
DUSTIN FARNUM
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"CALL OF THE CUMBERLANDS"
Five Reel Paramount
TEMPLE THEATER
"Curley,"
A Story of the Slums, Featuring
Lottie Plckford
"Nobody Home,"
American Comedy
"Her Confession,"
Tanhouser Drama
"Pathe News."
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
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To Abram Harvey, Mrs. Abram Har- MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
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You will wonder how we can do it, these days days when
the desirable merchandise is so scarce. Knowledge of
merchandise and market conditions help us to solve this
difficult problem, first having in mind, Quality and Service
40-lnch PUSSY WILLOW TAF
FETA SILK All the new aftir
noon and evening shades.
PRICE, Pf Yard, $2.00
40.1nch ALL SILK CREPE DE
CHINE White and flesh colors.
SPECIAL, Per Yard, $1.25
SG-lnch NOVELTY SUITINC
Many new weaves, plaid, checks
and stripes.
PRICE Per Yard, $1.50 to $3.00
5G.lncli OAK SERQES Comen
In staple colors, navy, brown,
black; guaranteed sponged and
shrunk.
PRICE, Per Yard, $1.75
FOR CHILDREN'S SCHOOL
WEARGALLATEA CLOTH
Checks, stripes and plain colors.
PRICE Per Yard, 20c
RENFREW DAVENSHIHC
CLOTH Beit wash colors on
the market; all new patterns.
PRICE Per Yard, 25c
4Mnch TAULE OILCLOTH
Plain white and colors.
SPECIAL Per Yard, 20c
30-Inch FINE CAMBRIC PEP..
CALE Corns In all new pa'.,
terns) alto plain colors; hai
permanent linen finish and good
wash colors.
PRICE 15c
Ladies Holeproof Hosiery
One pair or by the-box, black, white and tan, prices 35c, 50c, 75c and $1
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New Korred
Skirls
Skirts with handsome variations of
pockets, wide novelty belts, attract
ive yoke eflccts, button trimmings,
in the nev.cst styles and colors.
Materialu such as all-wool Sergf,
Gaberdine, Poplin, Whipcord, plain
and fancy T.ilfcla Silks.
Price range from
$5.00 to $15.00
New Fall Corsets
Warner Rust Proof Corsets are
heie. We can fit you to a new fall
style corset in the many different
nukes.
WARNER BROTHERS,
HENDERSON
HER MAJESTY
MODERN ORACE
59c, $1, $2, $2.50, $5.00
NewSilkWaists
CHIFFONS AND
CREPE DE CHINE
Flesh, pink and white, plain and
embroidered; all new, dainty stylet.
Price $4.00 to $6.00
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ARE "GROUND GRIPPERS" GOOD FOR YOU?
1 They restore weak muscles, pre-
, vent and cure flatfoot by exercise.
2 You can walk 10 miles dally with
comfort and ease. v
31,000 Agents say, "Best Wearing
Shoe in the United States."
4 Over 200 Hospitals, Colleges, Y. M.
C. As and Schools recommend
them.
5 We can fit any foot, AAAAA to EE,
Men, Women, Boys and Children.
6 Foot health, strength, comfort lor
everyone.
7 Sold in 1,000 cities and towns in
the United 8tatea
8 Made In all leathers for Flat-foot,
Oolf, Tennis, Gymnasium, Outing
and Dress.
Thousands of cases of foot weak-
ness and flatfoot have been cured
by the use of this shoe ONLY.
THE REASONS WHY
THE
Regal Exclusive Shoe
STORE
SA Agents for the "Ground Gripper"
Shoes
Klamath Falls, Oregon
1 Make you walk parallel.
2 Exercise all your foot muscles.
3 Give your blood circulation,
-t Relieve pressure and nerve affec
tion. t
5 Prevent and cure flatfoot.
6 Strengthen ligaments and muscles.
7 Swing your great toe on a straight
line.
8 Reduce bunions or swellings.
9 Balance "our body weight.
1i Straighten out deformer bones.
1! Make weak ankles strong.
12 Prevent toeing "outward."
13 Allow you to walk ten miles daily.
14 Arch exercise at every step.
15 Makes deformed feet normal.
16 You are getting medical treatment
by wearing "Ground Orlppers."
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Actual Cure Made By Ground Gripper Shoes
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Standing with knees "broken," or
slightly bent forward, thajeneecaps
turned outward to simulate bow
legs, the feet three or four inches
apart, parallel or slightly toeing in,
. the toes grasping. This is a posi-
tion such as a gorilla or the orasg
takes. It is the position one takes
for stability on the deck of a ship
at sea. It is a perfectly stable,
strong posture. The weight of the
body, as the next step is taken in
this position, is not thrown sudden
ly and wholly on the arches of the
' feet, but the load is taken up and
distributed in the spring actios of
J'tbe kmees,, ankles and feet
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Record of Four Months' Cure
By Wearing Ground Grlppers
The above patient, living In Spring
field, Mass., was suffering with Fiat
Foot and Bunions, a local doctor ad
vised her to wear "Ground drippers."
The doctor kept a careful diagram on
her foot from April 19 to July 10, and
the above drawing is reproduced from
hia records.. This cure was sent us by
one of our leading agents, and 13 authentic.
GROUND GRIPPER
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Resolution
;A n-oluiim dcclailng Hits liilimtibH
ur t'ic Coimnun Council to chnni;i)
the :ul( o'i Kleventli utreet nl Its
InltTMcctidii with aoutliorly line nf
L'nlt. .'. '.i: !i'- Iirlgatlon rnnal:
Wl.Piras, It Id tiocinod ixicdltnt to
rhaiiAO the gunlo on Rlevontli Htrrol it
II- intoiHortinn with tho aoutlicily linn
or rutin! StntcH IrrlKalion cnnal:
It l tlicn-roro icsolved, That tlio
giadi' on Klr'vrtilh hlrcrt, nl IIh Inti-r-srrtlon
with soulhoily lino of ITnlloil
Staloa irrigation rnnnl bp cliaiiRod
fiom 1S3, as now ostabllHliPil, to IS'i.lf).
Stato of OroBon,
rotinty of Klamath, ss:
City of Klamath Fall.
1, A. I.. Lravltt, Polico Judcp of kbIiI
city, do hereby certify that thn fore
Koin: Is a duly enrolled copy of the
resolution passed by the Common
Couneil on AiuuiBt 7, 191C.
A. L. I.I3AVITT. Polleo Judpe.
Approved AUKiist 7, 191C.
C. B. CRISLKR, Mayor. IMOt
Imitated, But Not
DUPLICATED
Call in and ask
to see Them
MEDICAL CURE FOR MAT-TOOT
SOLD FROM COAST TO COAST
In the application of our "GROUND
GRIPPER" shoe, the- right condi
tions have been met, and the rapid
ity with which it in being ndopteo
by eminent medical men proven it
to be an assured success. In pre
senting eome of the features of our
"GROUND GRIPPER" shoe, we feel
that we are calling your attention
to one of the most Important neces
sities of life.
Doctors have spent much of their
time trying to And a shoe that
would take the place of MECHAN
ICAL appliances or ARTIFICIAL
SUPPORTS, such as PLATES or
STEEL SHANKS, commonly callod
"props for the feet," which are so
rigid and unyielding that they
WEAKEN instead of STRENGTH
EN the muscles of the feet.
Everyone who enjoys walking, or
has to stand on their feet most of
the time, will find this shoe a source
of rest, and a practical cure for foot
troubles.
Summons
(Haulty No. fill)
In (lie Circuit Court of tho Stnti :.f
OreRon, for mo County of Kluuri'li
Mflvin L. Miller, Plaintiff,
VH. '
John Adam Glolm, tho Unknown'
Heli of Wcndelln Nuss, deceased;
Casper Schneider (also sometimes1
known as Charles Schneider) ;
iharles Griintli, Mary A. Griffith,
wife of said Charles Griffith; tho Un
known Heirs of Alexander, Miller,'
Tieieasod. Also-all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any rlsht,
title, estate, lion or interest In the
real estate doscribed in the com
plaint herein. Defendant!).
To John Adam Gloim, the Unknown
Heirs of Wendelin Nusb, deceased;
Casper Schneider (also sometimes
known as Charles Schnoidcr);
Charles Griffith, Mary A. Griffith,
wife of 3 aid Charles Griffith: the tin.
known Heirs of Alexander H. Miller,
Deceased. Also all other persons or
runic.! unknown, claiming any right,
title, estate, Hen or interest in the
reni estate described in the com
plaint herein.
In the name of the state of Orecon
You ind each of you are hereby sum-
mened to appear and answer the com-
!iu,nt filed against you in the above
entitled suit within six weeks after ii.o
flret publication of this summons in
tho Lvening Herald, a dally newspaper
published and of general circulation in
KJnmath Falls. Klamath county, Oregon.
vnii lull to appear mill tuitwor, or alii
piw'ii. plead, within unld Utile, it,,'
pli'ii'llfi', for want I horror, will .iipl
In tl. !ihop entitled tourt for liu re
lief tiHiiiuidfil In lil.s toiuplnlnt IIIimI In
HiW milt, us fnllewn: v
Tor a decree or enlil com I lemovliiK nil
c'litdr riom the tltli- of tho teal pm,)
itI..' IicipIii deMcrlhfd, and iletmiiilniii,;
nil iidMMHe rliilniH or (In. ilcri'iiiliinln,
or :in yor either or them, or any oilier
parly or parllea therein, ami tmititlnK
tin title or tho followlnj,' deHcrllied
l.wiils In the plaintiff herein:
The wililheait iiiaiter of nectlou
Ifi. In towiiHliIp V.U Hotilli, raiiK.i i
eaul or thn Wllhuiiette Meridian ;
lots i:l ami 11 or block 1M2, or MIIIh
Second Addition to Klamath I'bIIh.i
OreRon; and IoIh 581, 58r., r.8C and
G87 of block 108 of MlllV Addition
to Khimnth IViIIh. Oiproii, nrcorilliiK
lo the duly recorded plain or nnlil ml-'
(lltloim on Hie In the olllco or the'
county tlcil; of Klnmatb cemtji
OreKou, nil or said real propertjr t
Iiik In Klfiui.'itli county, Htale oft
keii:
mill ilecliirlnc t.alil pliilntlff lo Ul
nliMOlilto owner thrleof In feo ilapl
nml that tlrft'iuliinlH. anil enchoftte
and nil other iioisdii.h, ho forevrr il
JoIiiimI nml debarred fimn mtrrt
any claim whaiMoevcr In or lo i
IiiiiiIh ndvemo lo tho nlaliitlrf hertli
ii ii (1 for such other or furilior tMt
to the court hIiiiII xeeni meet vJ
iiKreeiililo In canity
Thus niiiiimniiH Is piibllnlieil pr
ant lo an order or the Ilonornble D. ?l
Kuvkemliill. finite of the abort i
tTtleil court, timiln on the Hill dll
AitKUHt, 101ft, and the flint publlfitta
tlitil-onr la tiimln In thi Pti'Mlnil Htll
bii I lie xnld lllli day or August, Mil
J If. f'ARNAIIAN.
Attorney ror I'lstaUf
1MR-2G-1-8-I5-22
Saturday Specials
Our chickens for this Saturday
are fattened on our ranch with
special care. Try a nice juicy
fryer for your Sunday dinner.
We have a few young chickem
almost too large to fry that
would be just dandy for roast
ing. Also we have a lot of ex-'
tra fat hens. These we will sell'
at a very low price as we have
. too many on hand. We have
a full line of choice Beef, Veal,
Pork, Mutton and Spring Lamb
PEOPLE'S MARKET
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