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TUESDAY, OCTOnUR 17,
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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SALE PLEASES ALL
of people daily acknowledge their appreciation of the harvest sale. It has helped a great many, to purchase things they
thought would be impossible for them to have, but the sale prices helped wonderfully. Kememoer inc umc w ..r, , u.y rew
more days left to participate in this grand bargain event. Make a list of your needs and be here before it is too late, for Saturday
ends the greatest sale JUamatn rails ever expenencea.
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Men! Read These Bargains
.75 Sweater Coats for 1 . ..;. .45
$1.50 Sweater Coats for $1.29
$2.00 Sweater Coats for . $1.65
$4.50 SWeatcr Goats for $3.15
- $7.50 Sweater Coats for . . ; .'L ..-.. v $5.85
f'$6.00 Mackinaw Coats v, . j . .$4.85
$7.50 Mackinaw Coats .........'.. .$5.85
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, $8.50 Mackinaw Coats .... .-."; .-. MV. . . . .,. . .$7.45
$10.00 Men's Suits '. j .. . $7.45
$16.50 Men's Suits .......;..... . . . $12.45
$2000 Men's Suits ,. . . .V '.iT. .'. :y. $16.45
$12.50 Men's Overcoats . . .
$16.50 Men's Overcoats . . .
$20.00 Men's Overcoats
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$1.00 Men's Flannel Shirts 80
$1.50 Men's Flannel Shirts '..:... .., . . .$1.29
$2.00 Men's Flannel Shirts .'. : .$1.65
$2.50 Men's Flannel Shirts $2.15
$3.00 Men's Flannel Shirts $2.35
$2.50 Men's Hats :$1.G5
$3.00 Men's Hats .' -. .. . .v . . .$2.35
Men's Bib Overalls, genuine dye, '
Crown brand, at
$1.00
Women' Hand Bags, (ample line, at
1-2 Price
Women' Petticoats, sample line, all
kinds, at
1-3 Off
Men's heavy wool sox, 35c values' for
only 23c
Men's heavy fleeced union suits, $1.25
quality for only 95c
Men's fleeced underwear, 50c quality
. for only per garment 40c
Children's heavy hose, 15c quality for
' per pair, only 9c
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Bargains for Women and Children
' $10.00 Women's Coats for $7.85
$15.00 Women's Coats for ' $12..'J5
$20.00 Women's Coats for $15.85
$15.00 Women's Suites for .'...$12.H5
$18.50 WonVcn's Suits for $15.85
$25.00 WiMilfcu's Suits for ..'.,$10.55
$1.00 Cotton ltlankets for 7!)
$1.50 CottOjrHlankets for $1.2!)
$2.50 CoMii. Blankets for .$1 .8!)
$3.00, Coidk' Blankets for '. $2..'M)
$5.00 Coltoiv Blankets for $1,!15
$1.25 Children's Shoes for .' !)8
$1.75 Children's Shoes for . . . .". ..;... .$1.2!)
$3.50 Women's Shoes for ; ... i ..'.". . .$2.-15
$3.50 Men's Shoes for ....!...'. $2.(55
$4.00 .Men's Shoes for $3.15
Women's and Children' Sweater Coats
i Big liiiof Women's and Children's Sweater Coats
in plain and 'fancy colors, also Caps and Toques to
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match in many numbers.
You vill(Savu 20 per cent to 30 per cent if you
purchase jftis week.
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'A ffrsiiwt to the proposed vacation
ajwttof Jottnion avenue was read
bit(Of Um oonndl at its meeting last
aigfet The protest was signed by
Bine property holders.
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John Barrymore will be seen at the
Star tonight in the return engage
ment of Leo Oitriohsteln's great farce
triumph, "Are You a Mason?" This
feature produced by the Famous Play
ers Film company, has been repeated
here tonight by request, of numerous
patrons.
A home cooked chicken dinner will
be served at the uaylllon Wednesday
evening from 5:3otill 8:30. - It
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Mrs. Tottea Retarns.
Mrs. John Totton returned last eve
ning from an extended visit in Washington.
Hfr,. on HuslneNN.
Mrs. U. M. Griffith and John Grif
fith are down from Kagle Ridge Tav
ern on business.
Hells Lot.
"It! K. Smith has sold to John Fish
er lots 9 and 10, block 0; lot 6, block
36, First Addition, and lot 3, block
55, Second Hot Springs Addition.
S&rrtat Yestontar;
j Thomas II. Ueverly, a Portland at-
torneyind Harriot M. Card, who lias
been swndlng the summer at Kagle
Rldgo Bern, were 'married ycntor
day by.JiiKtlco of the I'oaco IS. W.
Gowarf! They will make their home
It) Portland.
Pictures Received.
The Commercial Club has received
two pictures from Crcsceut City; '"id
has placed them on display. One
shows a giant redwood of Del Norte
county and the other shows Crescent
City and the buy there. This bay will
be the terminus of the proposed high
way down the Klamath Illver.
Uelxcli Gets Car.
Postmaster V. A. Delzoll has pur
chased an automobile and Is busy
learning to run it.
Will llullil tiurw.
The council hint iiIkIiI K ranted to
Mrs. M. 13. Hnrgmu a permit to build
n woodshed nnd KimiKo on her prop
erty in Hot SprliiKH Aililltlou.
A homo cooked chicken Uluiirr will
bo hened at thu pavilion tt'cduwlv
evening from r;30 till S:o. It
TIm tna companies are at home
ui tlie Clillcoto agency. H
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A home cooked chicken dinner will
bo served at the pavilion Wednesday
evening from 5:30 till 8:30, It
A home cooked chlckon dinner will
he served at the pavilion Wednesday
evening from 5:30 till 8:30. It
C!-rkV Kxams November 11th.
Examinations for the position of
poatofflce clerk and carrier will be
held In Klamath Falls on November
11th. Applicants must be between
tho ages of 18 to 45 years. Applica
tion blanks and Information may be
secured from 'the local examining
board at the posfofflce.
If It's worth luivlng, It's worth ln
luring. Bee Clillcote. 14
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A home cooked chicken dinner will
be served at the pavilion Wednesday
evening. from 5:30 till 8:30. It
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Just received a shipment of fine
auto robes and steamer rugs. Let us
show you theso before you buy.
Bradley Supply Co. 17-lt
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STAR THEATER
TODAY
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. Roturn Engagement
Plionpt attention to rental collrc-!
tlona. ChUcote, 14
ORPHEUS THEATER
Tneadajr and Wednesday
Ninth Episode of
"PEG O' THE KING"
"The; Night Riders,"
Two Reel Bison Prama
"Snaunla Johnson Magician,"
0, Reel Powers Comedy
"Never Ue to Your Wife,"
One Reel Nestor Comedy
SIX REELS GOOD MUSIC
WEUNKHOAY
"THE SINS OF MEN"
Fox Production
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Touch on the Key,"
An American Newspaper Drama
' In Two Parts. '
'A Jungle Outcast,"
A Horsley Production Featuring
the Bostock AnlmtU, In two Parts
"The KMiei Ksptata KJdc,"
Falitfir Comedy
'MERRILL OPERA HOUSI
f MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
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Come to
Oiir Store
Today or
Tomorrow
Wo want you to get l-artlculf'
Of the big EDISON WWJ
PRIZE CONTEST for tbj J
description of the No W""n!
value as an entertainer ana n
'. leal educator In the now. J"
wont you to Kiidw w'nt MU"C
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Concerto Daily
at Our Store
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New York music critic IIJ"
phonograph with a soul. "
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pllshe. what all otfcc uvjj
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