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I0VEL PATRIOTIC 5 KLAMATH BOYS
WIIDOW OISPLAY AT NAVAL SCHOOL
MhMia today, SI degrees.
Maximum yesterday. 48 degree.
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MAW HISTORICAL IXKl'MKNTS
m.v hi: srkn in tmicMTORK.
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hnv
Perry OtMi wu la town today on
kaelaeae treat kta valley ruck.
O. K. Dews to ken fro Asklaad
le vtatt kle fetaer. a B. Dew.
Ataoug the many patriotic window
itUplajT to be seen la Klamath FalU
at present, and oae of. the west strik
ing and Interesting, Is that ot
iL'ndervood Pkarmacy.
LKTTKH KHOM XKtJMM MALL
TKI4A or KXrtilUKXVm ox
TRIP AND AT V. 8. NAVAL
TRAIN1NU MCttOOL AT MAX
FRANCUICO
It Cfut ot aa cxhlbUka ot the
fac rhnlles ot many historical docu
meut. Araong tkem are the Declar
ation ot Independence; the Agreement
D. T. Oedait ot Lakevlcw Is la tke. of Secrecy: the Monroe Drctrine;
cRjr far a lew days on bast
la Pram Valley
Fcaatlef Fiaaci U tm the city to
day aa knalaeaa front Pee valley.
Proclamston Dlskaadlng the Contl
Five KUaiath Palls and Klamath
the county boys are at the United States
naval training station at San Fran
cisco, nccordlng to n letter received
here by Mrs. Wat. Hall, whose son,
Nelson, enlisted la the navy and left
here April 3d.
Nelson Is n petty oBker, and I la
K. A. Oeokama to laglstercd st the
IMal MaH wklle la tke etty oa nasi-
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exact Banner In which they were
wan In -the city today jwrw' algaatnrea ot the
wRk aaaeHae treat kin eatakea ranch "" ""V " ,0"
la tke Merrill dlntrtet1 ' J" rtbb0 ot
- the varions lovcraaMata that were
parties to the treaties.
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nenui Array; Washlnton'a lnau-j Company D-. and considers himself
ral Address; Treaty Kadlns the War lucky when a Klamath ataa on the
ot tstl: Treaty Ending the Revo-I train replenished his resources.
luUoaary War; the Constitution otj His letter In part Is as follews:
the United States; Grant's Letter toj "I am aura having soate time.
Qeaeral Lee at Appomatox; Treaty ot Walter Rouse la here, and Ive ether
the Spanish-American War. and eev-. boys from there. 1 struck It lucky all
era other rare and curious docu-iarouad. We were oa tke train wRk
ta. JR. A. Johnson, nnd he gave Wnlter
These are all reproduced ta the Rouse and myself IS eack.
"I wa called out of bed this mora
Ing. and am now. a petty oaker. Gee,
but this Is great. Just like heme:
lae beds and in eats.
Mr.
Yeaaa Yattey
Mm. Jesse Drew came la
"There are four German vessels ta
the harbor,, and the Germans are In
These will be of Interest to aU,J,K l 6 CWU for thl '
from their atace la Yoana "? of klstoryjas well as those
vaRcy aad returned
today.
1 J. R. leeklsy. aromlaeat stockman
of tkb eky. reUmed laat algkt from
a baataese trip to Pwrtmad. Mr. Back.
leyaaya patriotic feeling la klgk In
Portland.
gaaatwr S. 3. Huetea. c tke Ore
gea, saaati. wkoee koau la ta Port
laad, kaa keea la tke-etty several
day knalnam He leaves la tke
arajng aa kto retura kome.
Jamea Lytle, ajgkt dark at tke
Hotel Hall, kaa resigned kto poelttoa
ataaefl eaettl fkaa - - BW f VTattlraaa
ot Saa iraailm. who taken ap kto dert(fd;
erely curious. Tke collection
tke property 'of E. E. Magee.
tEL ESTATE AGEIf WVS
icajaimnniiins
E. L. Bentley. formerly Oregon
State manager for the Realty Syndi
cate, company, of Oakland, Califor-
envelope and stamps."
SIR ERNEST IS
ROYALLY FETED
SAN FRANCISCO. April 13. Lieu,
tenant Sir Ernest 8hackcltoa, R. N.,
aia. haa resigned his position wUhjfl tnat the strenuous life of.aa
that firm aad haa purchased the 'Antarctic explorer Is soft la compar-
Mecc billiard parlors, heretofore icon with the returned hero. When
conducted b.JS. A. Walker. Jshackeltoa came to San Fraaclaco oa
a, ki- Watklns, Jr., who waatiS!.,-- m.. hi. ri tmuhi t.
. . . . , " ..M W..W, .W , ..W1.V.WW WW
recently district manager
Realty Syndicate company,
Is also Interested in the
for the
It IS Un- ,, la-lt-tlma
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, gan. Four committees were on hand
x. Mr. Lytle will work!,,.e, bul ' J devote hlsiCub;
m a, iM-at, t &' (fvlv Kv uiicrvaia u& mo nmmiij
lakaikaglaaiag oea.
I "Yen must hare luncheon with our
Tou must be our guest." tke
BwnNTNS
Hera Utksvtnr tot' j
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featuring a
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But tke lieuaBWws is
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PiCTOWAL
REVIEW.
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THE LADIES' STORE
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OF REAL FRENCH KID
$2.00
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alMturrri . hue :,, ch
gray nnd blnck. also wwhaiuf
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ROMPERS
For LMtle Tots
and plain collars.
7 OUR CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. COMEINATION PROCKJ
t? i ..I.! ii s.i. Located on aicony riow ") niuiy kiiu ihii.i u.m
t MIIVV .llltl IMrtlll VUIIUI.1, Willi ... . ., . .. l.., I!.,l , r" nn
or without skirts, light ami Wc have just received our complete line of Spring l-rock accy little watMi ., oit.
dark colors. Sizes from 1 to 5 for tiros up anil every day. They are made in simple lw ami orB.ini,f ?, wilh
years. Each 50c. 75c stripes, hut will li trinininiK and touches oi nnrnii- wmimmciy nick. Sii
BOYS' WASH SUITS work that the home dressmaker can scarcely accomplish, '"" jenrs, ui .M-.irs.
and at a big saving.
Handsome line of new spring
styles for your boys. Plain
stripe, with plain collars and
cuffs. Made from Devonshire
and Gallatea cloths.
Each at $1.00 to $2.50
SEPARATE WASH SKIRTS
To Oa wMk Midairs
Plaiu(and Sport Stripes.
Each at 50c
"; SLIPOVERS
Boys aad Olrla
Made' from blue cheviot, trim
med 'collars, and belt with red
tape that will wash, and has
long 'sleeves. Each at Only 5?rc
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MIDDIES FOR GIRLS
Made from plain white lint.
" "r navy collar and
cuffs. SiVci run from 10 years
iu u years.
I'ricc each, Sfc
NORFOLK MIDDIES
This new style Middy now n
big tlcmand. lias new polkj
tltit, collar and Iteli to malck
Also has the larjje iKckcts.
''rfo ch. IMal
WlM'sSlfellliGM
Women's Suits in the newest models. At
the above prices wc have a number of .smart
suits made up in the most wanted materials,
such as Poplins, Serges, Gaberdines, Ve
lours and Jersey cloths. Fancy belled ef
fect with large collars also high waist-line
and semi-fitted effects. Extra good values.
Special at ....$25.00
Women's Coats for sort wear, for street
wear, and for dress occasions. All the new
est loose-fitting styles, with bells, large
collars, and fancy cuffs. The material in
cludes Velours, Uarrello Cloth, Serges,
llumespuu, and various other fabrics.
Stripe, check and plain collars. Special
price f)85.00
Others up to $55.00
aar j.hul,
lOLAMAMaBUCAKS WAV
WftttM.lwb tiAart nmtifitwMl' la tialmnaa
Sraalcate wmpaajrl. thla ana thejTDree m0T, ,,. wallea for
new territory assigned klm. h ,ym Ana.1t Um fnj -n.
Mr. Walker aaM today that kls
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letters awaiting klm at tke hotel.
The steamer Kkuaatk. owned ky
tke FaUeaa Bay Lumher Company.
Weaaaafay aroke tke Ice oa tke up
per lake tkrongk to Bear Island and
plana to go on tkrongk eUker Satur
day or Monday.
Tke steamer has a barge load of
MAKES MAVIi AT COUXTV
CLERK'S OFFICE HERE
Mike P.
at tke county clerk's office Wednes
day wbra be brought in one coyote
oil for tke company's works on the skin and eleVea pups; found with the
wait side of tke lake aad will .en-j mother coyote. As the law does not
deavw.to push tkrongk witk it -as discriminate between tke ages of coy.
an. aoasihle to enable tke work.otes, be secured full fees for twelve
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ta the woods.
Tke ateamer found pretty heavy
gotag to the Island, kat made tke trip
I tkoat mishap aad tke crew kopea
ta
"If I attended all tbe baaaueU aad
luncheons I am Invited to I would be
eating all day." be said, referring
tbem to his secretary. He is lectur
ing on bis rescue trip to Ross Island.
where ten members of his expedition
Galarneaux made a haul were stranded for a year. Three oftl
them died. It Is from this rescue
trip that be has Just returned. In
referring to American participation
In tbe war, 8hackeltoa predicted that
It would mean earlier victory for the
entente, but declared Germany never
bad a chance.
coyotes, amounting to ISO.
Mtm nccMant aad heatta aoUclea
are tke standard of the werM.
IS
I have tke exclusive sale of
of tke beat fans te the
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SALE OF WOMEN'S, BREAKFAST SETS
These attractive Sets are composed of two separate garments Mouse and Skirt
and are very serviceable, and at the same lime smart. Helled w'aistdinc, V and square
neck,' front and side fastenings. Skirts are good and full. All standard qualify and
workmanship. Plain colors, stripes and checks, trimmed with piping; all sizes, 2, 3, 4.
Prices range from 11.25 up to $5.50
CurUins. Draperies and Bedding.
Large Assortment
SUITS AND PILLOW CASES
72x90 Hemstitched Sheets, made from good grade cotton,
way below market value. Each 75c
72x90 Saxon Sheets.
ard quality. Each .
Extra good cotton.
Alwavsa stand.
'...$1.00
36x42 Pillow Cases. Comes plain hemmed. Good qual
ity cotton. Price each , ,. ,22c
Special Offering.
36-INCH CRETONNES
New 36-inch Cretonnes in great
assortment of colors and pat
terns. All fresh, new stock.
Prices from 25c up to $1.25
COTTON COMFORTERS
Full size Comforters, filled with
clean cotton and covered with
;cxcellent quality of challie or.
silkollne. Plain and borders.
Prices $1.50 up to $1.00'
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"YOUTHS ENLIST
SAN FRANCISCO. April IS. Two
lt-yeare!d boys have responded o
UneJe lam's call, aad enlUted in the
navy m apprentice seamen. They are
Harry Teepte of Oakland and Wn.
Burels of Baa lYaaeiseo.
Tka two walked lata tke recruiting
statlea aad announced tkey wanted ta
ealiat. ' Under orders received Men.
day tkelr eaUstmeat waa possible,
eeaatta tkeir youth. Both were ex
amiaed aad found physically it for
service, and at noon Tuesday tkey
raised tkelr right kaads aad swore
allegiance to tke Wars aad Stripes.
Teepte, beside being tke youngest
u tke lightest sailor in tke navy,
weighing only f I pounds.
' New ame at Oragoa City
ORBOON CITY. Ore., April 13.
A kat flame 41 feet wide is being
completed kere today by tbe govern'
meat at" tbe locks, which are being
ruaaatraeted. Beneath tke flume.
mklsB(wiu;e large eaougk to carry
.. river, keats. tke aevernmeat will ex
ca vale Jaaajar, tke Hume for a fonnda
tlea;er'a eeaerete retalaing wall.
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PAY-DAY SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
rAN UNUSUAL OFFERING IN SHOES
y Itls doubtful if we can offer such tempting values
again in the near future.
Men's Heavy Shoes for every-day wear $3.Q0
Black or Tan, all leather and good 6oIes. ' "
Well worth $3.50.
Men's Dress Shoes , ,. .$2.85
Button or Lace, in Gunmetal, built on a snappy last.
Our Regular Price is $3.50 up.
WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY SHOES -
White Canvas, lace, Sport heel $2.75
White Nile Cloth, lace, French heel $3,75
White Nu Buck, lace, French heel $0.00
Black Glaze Kid, high cut, lace $4.85
Black Glaze Kid, high cut, button i. , , $3:05
Black Dongola Kid, button or lace $2.05
. CHILDREN'S SHOES SPECIAL PRICES
We wj.ll positively save you money on Children's Shoes.
Our sales are gaining by leaps and bounds, for our values
are exceptional. All new styles in black and white. Also
some novelty effects.
Men's Bib Overalls $1.00
Genuine indigo dye, cut full, and sold with a guarantee
Limit, one pair to customer
Men's Chambray Shirts. . , 5(je
Either blue or gray. All sizes
Men's Rib Underwear j. , 50c
Correct weight for this time of the year.
Shirts and drawers all sizes.
Men's Rib Union Suits . . . . 11,00
Elastic rib in ecru color all sizes.
, Limit, two to a customer
Canvas ,Glovcs. Pair. . . .
" Medium- weight, clastic wrist.
.10i
Leather, Face Canvas Gloves , 20c
I Extra heavy mulcskin leather used.
Limit, two pair of either gloves to customer.
Men s Black Cotton Socks. 'Three nairs for o."
J' An excellent sock for cverv.fl.nv u't
'An excellent sock for everv-dav wear
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pr 7Lunit, three pair to customer
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DRESS GINGHAMS ONE-HALF PRICE
Remnants of Dress Gingham from two to six yards, ta
length. Regular 12c and 15c quality. Sold only by
the remnant. ;
Bungalow Aprons 00 i
Good, big roomy Aprons in a variety of colors and styles.
NEW SHIPMENT OF WHITE HOSE, 25c
A splendid value in a fine White Hose. Rc-orders on th
same hose will compel us to advance the price to 35c.
CHILDREN'S ECONOMY HOSE, l.V ,
Just what the name implies. It is economy to buy tl;
jf"1'1"-"' "use lur woys ami gins, i, ;Li
ISc CHILDREN'S PLAV 1UITS. 72c '' J F!
Made of heavy genuine indigo dye dcncin ami gran,?V
not to rip. Nothing better to keep kids clean. W$it
twd pair to a customer. '.
BROWN LINEN CRASH TOWELING, UlM "s
Very absorbent and will soon bleach 17 inches wide.
15c quality.
J. F. MAOTRE CO. Inc.
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