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People who will take time to shop around and make comparisons of Quality and Price
eventually become permanent customers here. It is the unanimous opinion that the J. h
Maguire Co. is responsible for lowering prices in Klamath County. Our system of buying
and selling for cash enables us to make prices that defy competition. That's the reason
our business is growing. If you are not a frequent visitor to our store, make it a point,
the first opportunity yon have, to visit us, and become acquainted with our merchandise
and prices. Every department is well represented with Fall and Winter goods and you
will find the prices lower than elsewhere.
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT WOMEN SKIRTS
Most any wanted weave can be had now in the best
colors. All sizes from. 21 to 36 waist. Price $2.69 to 8.00.
NOVELTY SWEATER COATS
We are showing a very snappy line of Wool Sweaters
hi many choice color combinations. Some have Toques
to. match. Prices, $1.50 to $9.00.
CHILDREN'S COATS ,
The little ones can be '"well outfitted here for a small
amount. New 'shipment of Coats just received. Prices,
$2.95 to $10.00.
NEW MODELS IN R. AND G. CORSETS
To have your garments fit properly, it is most essential
(to have the Corset adapted to your build. We have the
models for all forms. Prices, $1.00 to. $3.50.
NEW LONG KIMONOS
just received, a new line of Kimonos, made of soft
velour, in fancy, patterns. Many beautiful colors to select
rom. Price, $2.50.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
Theybcst, time to buy Underwear is now, because the
stocks are complete and the prices the same as you paid
a year ago. We carry the Forest Mill Underwear for
'Men, Women and Children, and can well recommend it for
quality and price. The better grades are hand tailored
and form fitting. We have Vests ami Pants in wool or
.cotton and cotton and wool mixed. Also Union Suits
.liu the above qualities. The children's line may be had in
either wool or cotton, in union, or vest and pants.
MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR
Buying direct from the mill enables us to give excellent
values in Men's and Boys' Underwear. Here you will
find heavy fleece lined for 50
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers .$1,25
Australian Wool Shirts and Drawers ,. 1.50
Union $uits in Cotton or Wool from $1.00 to 3.50
Boys' Heavy Fleece or Ribbed Union Suits from 50c to 5c
Vo61ch Union Suits, $1.00 to 1.50
AN EXPRESS SHIPMENT OF OVERCOATS JUST
RECEIVED .
We are told that our Overcoats are the best in town
for the money. That must be the reason we are selling
so ninny. You cast find the model you want here, for wc
have the Pinch Back, Box, Form-fitting and Conservative
models. Prices, $12.50 to $20.00. f
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
An extensive line to select from in grav, tan, browiv
navy. Prices, $1.29 to $4.00.
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
liven though Shoes have advanced considerably we arc
still selling at the old prices Jt will be to your advan
tage to make us your shoe dealers. We will positively
save you money. Try us.
HAND BAGS ONE-HALF PRICE
Good styles and best of quality, for they are drummer
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NEW HOME' JOURNAL" PATTERNS
.1 10c and 15c ' ".; ."
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS.
6c and'lOct
F. MAGUIRE & CO
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
nUME JOURNAL PATTERNS
10c and 15c
PICTORIAL PATTERNS, 6c and 10c
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Here from Fort.
C. B. Hojrt and Alfred B. Castel of
AnderaoB I III.
Ray Anderson, driver for Western
Fort Klamath .are In the county seat! Transfer company, is III at his home
Hera from Dairy. ' B &V
Rosa Sutton, la la the county seat
for the week-end from his home near
Dairy.
VMtfac Daaghter.
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ti.B. nonon 01 wesineia, ra., is
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for the week-end.
.Vista.
Cattle Baye
J. C. Mitchell a cattle buyer wfco Sec Football Gas.
with a severe attack' of pneumonia.
He is better today, however.
vllts Klamath every fall, is here on
business. He lives at Gaxelle.
I Apple Dealer; Here.
Dwlrht; Phfima of Medforil In In
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-here for a visit with, bis .daughter, Klamath for a few days selling applei
Mrs: Z. C. Kimball. r i grown on the Pblpps ranee near, Med-
, iford.
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:imer Mills, make-up man for the .
ieiid
Uk in Towh.
George 'Stevenson and Wilbur Tel
ford left this morning by automobile
for Eugene to see the football gami
there tomorrow afternoon between
tbe University of Oregon and Unl
Vfrdty of Washington learns.
If it's worth having; it's worth fa
arms;. Bee Chltcote. 14
ltisid. Is confjjid'to his home with! Sffm'SfPgM9 HU
a, stlgbt IndiaSosltion. ,ti . . JfSa H9rtimy lSlam
Haselsteln In Town. lairs.
John Hagelsteln, county commls-
sloner, U in. Klamath Falls from bis Adams Returns.
ranch near Algoma on business.
Tidings Man Here.
"r Lynn, Mowatt, city editor of the
Ashland Tidings,' U here with the
Ashland high school football team
lia. '0 .cforeflng the game this after
notn with Klamath High.
"Delivers Klectlon Supplies.
Sheriff C. C, Low today, delivered
ti .Algoraa precinct the election sup
plies for the, general election Tues
day. The supplies for all precincts
in he county, except those in KlamTJ
ili il..'ll1Cf lin.A nnn, liinn dn'ttiin.nfl
..ti -, H..Q, itaio liwT uevii uvjMclcu
by BUf riff' Low,
J. Frank Adams Jr. has returned
from an extended stay in central Ore
gon, where he was looking after busi
ness Sor J. Frank Adams & Sons.
Vlsltot-8 Knjoy ItWe.
The members of the Ashland high
'LAHSF.X PKAK W
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The press dispatches, describing
the latest eruptions of Lassen Peak
show a continued tendency to refer
to the volcano as Mount Lassen. Per-'
haps it is thought that' the
DANCE
At Gray's ball, Pine Grove, Novem
ber X. Everybody Invited. l-9t
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Notice to
The Independent Meat Market will
go oa aJ cash basis November lit.
Thereafter no credit accoanta will be
kept
24-7t E. E. HAMILTON, Prop.
The Truth About!
COFEEE
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xhould corrospond with those of some
other famous peaks of the Cascade
nnnge, such as Jlounl Shasta or
Mount Rainier. Hut Lassen Peak,
as the moBt active and Interesting
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. No Meeting; nt Henley. f
On qccount of the prevalence of
scarlet teved in the Henley neigh-
' borhood. (the. candidates' meeting
scheduled for Henley on November 6
has been changed to Mills addition
bail. On that evening th people of
Milh, addition will entertain the can-
,dldatesr The high school orchtslra
which' wus to 'have played at the Hon-'
;, V .'ley' meeting w'ilrfurnlsh musilc at tho,
n.mnms uvuwjii uiveuuE,
LV.tUrtttn In 1.a. trnltA,1 Ct i-.lm. I.. ..
school football team this afternoon '&",?., " , , , , ' ,, ,' '" .?"
enjoyed a launch ride on Lake' pCla,,y cntUIf t?.bc called by Ua
na, a pleasjro they cannot navo. .7', . .. cu"B,r,-BS "BB
ul'r bomo'tewu. lreildentlal proclamations In creat-
...n Hu v."o,jt, ,niu j.uBnuu van,
National Forest and' Lassen Peak
National Monument bavo given tho
namo Lassen Peak a status of high
rank in the geologic annal3 of tho
Cascade Range. The area has recent
ly been set apart as tho Lnseon Vol-1
canlc National Park,
Tho namo Lnsson Peak, according
to tho United Stntes etiological Biir-
voy, Department of tho Interior, Js
Hero fi"oin IteVervatlon,-
John Leeball, a prominent Inlon of
tho Klamath reservation, returned to '
his home this morning, after a few.
days' visit in Klamath Falls.
Heiinclt Is Better.
C. K. Bennett, proprietor of tho
O. K. stable, who has been danger
ously III with kidney trouble, Is con-j
blderably impreved: Ho is able tc
be at-tho stable. Dra. Johnson and
Cathcy.Jare attending him.
KLKGTIO.V RKTCRB
At Episcopal Guild entertainment
Tuesdaynlght at I. O. O, F. halli Ad
ralpslbu 25 cents.- . .,.' 3-4t.
4. Tho TJtu" companies aim nt home) "Kurety bonds tvliilcjyou watt; he'e
In the, Chllcotp fluency,,:.
14 Cllllcqto..
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me oniy auuionzea form on maps.
reports, and gazetteers, Press Bul
letin U, S. O. 8.
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I.lfo iiiMiirnnrc written In tliu "dlvl
I'dond pnyiifj company of America,"!
See Clillcole. j 4
9ti - Helens: 'llho shipyard ' hero
will orect qtiormoiis shod' 'to cn'abo
shipbuilding to cpntlnuo' throughout
winter. ,.'' ' '' '
Coffee with "catchy" names,
which are put up In "hand
some packages and "boomed"
with persistence, "free of
ers" and promluma nppoar
every day. Their real char
acter Is often disappointing,
and no' wonder, thoy don't
last long on (he market too
mUcli premium and not
enough coffee.
Chase & Sanborn's
Coffees
remain In flvor year after
year, and hayo Increased
largely In oalo because they
are always tho samo. Their
flavor Is always smooth and
dcllclously rich and wo prldo
ourselves In bolng nblo to
Blvo our cuotomors such su
perior and high quality
goods nt prices no higher
than unknown brands of
doubtful Quality cost.
25c to 45c
Any grade Is a good grade.
Try It.
Van Riper Bros.
two uitoouitB
NOTICE
Dr. A. A. Boule will open bis now
office In the Emma block November
8th. 31-at
Recevi headqwrtera at Wteelierda,
mnt deer seeteeU. 17-tf
NOTICE
Beginning November 1, I will ntt
bo responsible for delivery of Port-,
land Oregonlan. I still repreteot th
Journal and Telegram and Callforala
papers. H. P. Thomas. 11
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