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HAPPENINGS
lid ward'
Aiken Is down from his
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'k t , John Hesstg, a prominent bust
Q a Bess !.inan of fort Klamath, Is In
we t (Klamath Falls today on business.
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eral school' teachers are spending to
day In the Lava Beds. They left early
this morning in automobiles.
liOKgrt"s Mens Filed.
Fifteen different.- loggers.' liens
Mere filed with County Clerk DeLap
today agalnstNicolle Brothers, tho
Eugene Arm which Is logging on Up
per Klamath lake for the Lamm Lum
bur company.
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At' Assembly Tuesday
Clara Calkins aaog "I'm Longtn' for
You"and '8weet Mis Mary' accom
uanied by MarJorle Delicll. Marie
Mr. and Mrs. James Pejton ofiFort
Klanath are iu the county seat for
the week-end on. business and pleas
use. --m "
Iksaconciw Arrives -
Miss Alice J. Knight, descoiftwi for
the Episcopal church, arrived last Rmbo' played two piano pieces.
evening.,. She will be hers -for about "Whispering Winds" aad "Danco or
six weeks and will hold service each the Demons." This musical program
Sunday morning In the. Odd Fellows' was quite a success, and was greatly
hull. - i enjoyed by everyone. I
' vVJii M Mr. Hugglna. Is back In school Ihls
Wampler Hurt, ' I week, attor a week's absence on ac-
M. H. Wampler, guldo and hunter, nt of his ankle being hurt. He
sutTered a rather severe cut In the"cnnot use his foot yet, but Is able to
forehead yesterday when a horse w his classes,
bucked him off. Tho butt bthjs rifle, The now Academy song books, ex-
struck him In the forehead. Dr. n.ll'cctcu ror.somo uinc. uuvo jusi nr-
R. Hamilton took several stitches in "vcd. They win probably no in reg
the wound. umr U8C nekt week. They aro well (
' I bound books, end contain. a good col-.
Will Tulk Mttido. Ucction of songs. Many of the best
..n-i-i.-i.- m!..i-' wMwri- ., schools are using them. The orchestra
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No darling, you won't got shacked
if you look .what you are doing. This
4i..a la HPmi.m.1 It, f1inll. RwnilMtl.
"?f,U,"l Durmah, Canada, Tyrol and, tho U.
8. A. Their colors nre red, green,
blue. pink, and black and white.
These stones are Inexpensive and
you should have one as your luck
will never benny good till you have
a birth stone,
I just retumod wKh a, lino now
stock In many lines and am going to
have more and I don't want you to
fall to see our windows as we have
a fine bunch of bargains in all lines
we handle.
Wo have most anything you want
In wrttchos. lavallleros. brooches, col
lar pins and diamonds. 8eo us bo
fore you buy anything In Jewelry. .
McHATTAN'S 511 Main 8t.
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.1, V Ariklnn nf llin KonO SOCtlOll
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nmrinir win h tim RiihJnri of dls- wuu v wimq itv wVw. Tuesday killed a largo coyote, no
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cusslon Monday afternoon when the "" .i o- --.- broUKnt the hide to town loaay
study class of the Women's Library f th floto' J H con a,n8t at' collect 'the bounty.
Club meets at tho club rooms on Mnlu "" "" "v' --
street Mrs. B. C. Thomas will be - "- oo
Friends and members of
tho leader,
' the club are invited.
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Florslieim Slioe will lie at our store
'? -:, tonleht from & till 1 1 o'clock with a
full sample line of winter. and spring,
slides. Here is your opportunity lof
have your feet Httcd by an expert
.; ? '' ' nuil at the same time personally sc
. ' . t li'rl your choice of the new style v la
roulwoar. You are urgently lavited
to call at the store this evening and
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', . OHH tthoes, whether you wish to or
''W'-'f' '- Afr or BOtt We tavlte all our regu
lar customers aad others, especially"
'' those hard. to fit.
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At theyWhltc Potlcan Saturday, n
luncheon was given In honor of Mi.
supposed to bo. bad luck to have one Cliutles J. Ferguson by her Kin
on vou, but that is a He, as luck is a' 'riends. Those present wern Mrs. C
st;itc of mind; so you soe if you ain't J. Ferguson,, Miss Gertrude 8eeley,
got no' mind there ain't no luck. (I.Mrs. Rose Torrey. Miss Alice Me
ant out of luck all tho time.) Court, Miss Kathryn Wells and Miss
The opal is found in -Hungary and . Agnes Loe,
Dearest Public: This Is Jo let
you know that our sale is still on.
The Opal Is tho birth stone for this
month, also is the tourmaline. It is
Mexico, but the mines In these two
.-countries aro at a standstill as they
Mrs. Harry Caden of 8t. Ignatius,
are very busy sending souls up. Mont., was the guest of honor at an
where they belong (latest advices Informal afternoon given by Mrs.
are down where they' belong.) The i James Esell last week at the Esoll
nnai la also found In Queensland. ' home on Twelfth and Lincoln. Dttr-
Australia, and In Virgin Valley, Nev-
jada, some ninety miles from-Lake-
view, Oregon.
Some of the finest black opals the
world has ever seen are from these
mines.
The opal is nine parts stone and
one part water.
The secrotlon of water In tbo
stone Is the secret of the beautiful
color scheme of all opals as the tight
In refracted and reflected in every
direction showing every color of the
spectum.
"October child was born for woe
And life's vicissitudes must know
But lay an opal on her breast
And hope will lull those woes to
rwst,"
if you have loved and lost you are
"winner," as two can't live as rhaap
as one, of course. If one don't be
lieve this meet her at the old tryst
lng place, grab her little mitt and
put your lovlns bread winners
around her willowy chassis and press
well her ruby lips, (be careful of
pyrreea), get that one word -y-et
that makes her a permanent slave
for all time; then star this two on
one meal ticket. It's the life .if you
don't weaken.
ing the afternoon the guests were fa
vored with some voottl solos delight
fully rendered by Mrs. Caden, Mfwj
I'arker accompanying. Light refresh
ments were served. Those present
ORPHEUS THEATER
Carter DeHaven in.
FROM BROADWAY TO A THROXi;
"The Sheriff of Pine Mountain,"
Two Reel Rex Drama
"Building Up the Health of a Nation"
One Reel of Physical Culture Ex
ercises "Joe Martin Turns 'Km Loose,"
Two Reel Rex Comedy
"Universal AiMtnated Weekly,"
The Up to Date News Picture
Sunday and Monday
Bluebird Photoplays, Inc., Present
"WANTED A HOME".
with Mary MacLaren
(The heroine of "Shoes")
A Pictorial Result of a Purposeful
Exploitation of a Sociological
Problem.
.AIko a Good One Heel Comedy.
SIX REELS . GOOD MUSIC
Admission 10 Cents
Splendid Showing of
New Fall Cloakings
New Bolivia Cloth, the, fabric of
the hour for fall and winter coats.
New Fall Coatings in a great as
sortment of patterns and colors;
plain and two-tone effects. Every,
desirable weave here for your
selection.
Special Showing of Fall Silks
New Black Silks in all the wanted
weaves for dresses, coats, skirts,
waists, petticoat, etc. We sell;
sliks of dependable qualities.
New French Silks, novelty stripes.,
plaids, checks and figured effects
in a wonderful showing of very'
newest colorings.
Newest Fail
Materials
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The kind of materials ft.
ured In the world's beat fata.
Ion macaslaes ln nU iht
eat colors, weaves and ao
Uea to be found In mat
ahtutdaaca in our Drew Goofr
defNMKinessts
Thero are materlali for every
use and style and tanteerar
piece the very best of Iu khM
(o I had anywhere! Amoa(
the peanlar material are
New Costume Hatia. Mr,
alines, Taffetas, Plaids, 0.
bre Natln and Dresden Ntristf
Milks, Costume Velvets, Ciwt.
lag and Costnme Plushes, Vrt.
vets and Velveteen.
These are here la favored
shades of taupe, plum, Bar
Randy, nelgtaa, Niger, men
and all the novrltkw.
A visit to our store win
prove of the greatest latemtt
to you 'and make the pUa.
ulas of your new Fall ward
rune a simple matter.
Stilts Dry goods Co.
"Where the Ladies Shop"
HARVEST SALE i
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TO BE CONTINUED
ALL NEXT WEEK
We have been requested by many people who were un
able to take advantage of the reductions we are offering
on Fall and Winter merchandise during the stated period
of the Harvest Sale, so we have decided to comply with
their wishes so all may reap the benefits in the savings
offered for one week more.
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Harvest Sale Positively Closes Oct 28
were, Mrs. Harry Caden, Mrs. J. D.
Mason, Mrs. E. S. Phillips, Mrs. R. H.
Walton, Mrs. J. C. Brockenbrough'
end Mrs. James Esoll.
Next Friday evening will bo ladles"
night at the local Elks Lodge. It abo
will tie the first dance of the season
for the lodge. The affair will be In
formal. Mrs. L. L. Truax and Mrs. Wan en
Hunt entorUlnod a few friends yes
ttidny afternoon at the Truax home
In Hot Springs Addition.
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Tho Thursday Bridge Clnlrmct this
v-eek with Mrs. U. P. Wllllts at her
j'homc at Fifth and Klamath. Resides
the inqmbcrs of the club, Mrs. K. R.
R'.-amcs and Mrs. Frank Jcnnlng.
j ncro present. Mrs. flcorgo Watt won
I tho lirst prize at bridge.
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Mrs. KuftiH S. Mooro was hostess
i Friday nf tor noon at a lunrhron party
'at The Maples,, her beautiful homo on
tho West Side. Her guests were Mrs.
Margaret Pitts, Mrs. R. K. Smith,
Mrs. BImer Appk'gato, Mrs. L. Jacobs,
Mth. J, J. Parker, Mrs. R. K. Can
trill, Mrs. Nate Ottcrbeln Mrs. C.
C. Cofnr, Mrs. S. T. Rummers, Mrs.
E. E. Magcc, Mrs.-G. C. Ulrich, Mrs,
R. R. Rrowbakor, Mrs. C. K. Seltz,
Mrs. S. h. Stansble, Minx Kllxa Stilt
Miss Lillian Stilts and Miss Elisabeth
McCurdy.
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I The Women of Woodcraft held
thelr'soclal and business meeting In
. Moose Hall on Tuesday evening. The
j annual election of officers was as fol-
I lows
Guardian Neighbor Mrs. Hiyden.
Advisor Adeline Cofer.
j Magician Maymo Hutchina. i
I'Clerk Ella McMillan. "
j Banker August Plel.
Attendant Eva Adams.
Inner Sentinel Roxelle Kuykcndall
Outer Sentinel Anna McDonald,
Captain of Guards Ivy North.
. Musician Amelia Hanks.
I Managers Dollle Virgil, Ida Fink,.
Frances Johnson.
Refreshments were served, nnd n
musical program was followed by
dancing. A general good time was
enjoyed by the large crowd present
M Urn's way led through many trying
circumstances, along paths bordered
with temptation and hardship but
tho girl "went straight" In spite of all.
Impersonating Mlna Rogers at toe
Orphoum theater on Sunday and Mon
day Mary MacLaren will bo the star
Lois Weber's newest Bluebird photo
play, "Wanted A Home."
Tho Lubln live-act feature plan,
"A Man's Making," a story of the
struggles of a young American college-bred
fellow for success, his rise
from ,n aiilor to the head of tho Ash
ing industry, his redemption. In the
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eyes of his father who had cast hlra
WANTED To exchsnge a ntldM
In Southern California for a 'bra
near here or In Klamath county.'frri
C. Hobert, Malln. Ore. lMMo
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Wall street, Is tho attraction at the
Star theater for tonight.
"Richard Buhlor, tho favorite Amer
ican actor, is seon in the loading role
supported by dainty Roaetta Brlce'of
tho Lubln company, William H, Tur
ner, Gourgo Clarke, Herbert Fortler
and Nelson Hall.
TEMPLE THIAT11
'Myrtle the Manicurist,"
3-lleel Vltagraph Comedf-DraM
"A'u Metdwnt'w Gratitude,"
Sollg Jungle Drama
A LuhcIi Hoom l-egacr,"
Kalcm Comedy f
Tatlie News."
duiday and Moaday
The Itegeneratlon of Marpwefc"
Three Part Essansy Dra j
"A Blase on the Rsll." ' v?
Hasarrds of Helen eon
"A Viltalnous Villain,"
Vltagraph' Comedy
Pathe News."
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Every boy and girl in the village
went to the picnic, except Mlna Rog
er!. Mlna lived with a mean, old
uncle, and he retimed to allow bar to
attend. The, orphan girl "sneaked
away," enjoyed herself, and upon re
turning home found the door' locked
agalnat her, The crabbed old under!
tnrew a Donate or ner cjotbwg out of
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