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ln addition to almost all of the laad
that ban grewa vegetables before,
there will be this year a very larav
area that will b worked to produce
vegetables for the Irst time, at least
Jft a number of year.
Those who arc aow la the very midst
of preparing for the summer campaign
should make It their Int business to
see that the Uad. whether old or new.
to la the best possible coadltloa to
grew good vegetables.
To pat this aew Mad la a It state
for plaattM requires carefal work that
is doae right If the laad to soddy or
grass. It should by all means be disked
before It to plowed, la order that the
sod be cat up. so as not to lie In large
thanks aader the surface after the
ptewtajc. Then It would be bard to
break It up as effectively as It can be
dee previous to the plowing. The
reservoir for holding water la the soil
mast be made as eacieat as possible
by the spriag plowing and disking
Some soil oat lots that have not been
plowed for a aamber of years will
probably tara ap hard aad lumpy.
This Uad .of Uad ahoald not be
plowed aatll It breaks ap la a mellow
way. It will be impossible to manage
it later If It to plowed wet So deal
mH m a rash about the preparatiea of
the hud except for that part of It that
to ta a It coadltloa to work. Leave
the wetter porttoas for later crops.
Wood ashes are valuable for helping
to loosen aew laad. as well as being
worth money as a f ertlllser, aad part
ly helpiag U keeping out Insect pests.
They should be scattered la a good
heavy coating oa the soU aad worked
In with the spike tooth harrow or dur
ing the laal preparation of the garden.
Urnd will also be good at the rate of.
two tons per acre.
It would not be wise at this time of
tha vear to nut on either old or new
ground fresh stable manure. Well
rotted or composted manure could be
used If It is not long, strawy material.
This Is the best all round fertiliser to
use. It Is the basis of all good gar
dens. It may be economically used If
It Is used In the hill for those plants
that are grown per hill, and spread
broadcast for those crops that are
grown la solid rows or where the
plants are close In the rows.
Manure at this time of the year must
be well mixed with the soil so that It
helps the summer moisture content of
the soil rather than spolllng'lt for the
use of the plants. Poor capillary ac
tion In the soil during the summer Is
often due to the poor manner In which
the manure was incorporated with the
soil la the spriag.
There to no Immediate rush la pre
pariag the laad for the latter crops.
such aa tomatoes, late cabbage, caalt-
lower, except for the keeping down of
weeda and the conservation of mois
ture. Oa new Uad. especially sod land.
there to liable to be a goodly number
of cutworms aad slugs to deal with,
which might easily ruin the arst plant
lags that are made, such as early peas.
onions, etc Gardeners will therefore
have to be oa the lookout for night at
tacks of cutworms, aad if their work
Is noticed, the standard Paris green
bran mash remedy must be used
promptly.
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
TO HOLD HILL CLIMB
The Klamath Falls Motorcycle Club
will held a hill climb Suaday afternoon.
May lata, at 2:90. o'clock, ob a kin
northeast of town, above the Rot
8prtage Addition, oa the right hand
. side of the old Fort Klamath road.
This hill has aa. average grade of
per cent, say riders. The pubUc
aad all car owaers or motorbike own
era who would like to see some real
palling power, are Invited to come out
OREOON-CALIPORNIA LAND
vir, &r.ottp oom
ROitEBuMb. May IX A put of the
Oregon. California railroad gnat
laada will W Tarawa epeirtb settle
meat wtthla tha next six oaths, la
the opteJoa of local laad omeo oMclato.
A part of the great laada la Southern
Oregaa was clawillsd last mu.
bat tha work was dlscoatiaaod la the
fall oa account of the disagreeable
weather.
Get a Flag Button free at Vpp's Jew
tlry store. U-3t
PRACTICE BASEBALL
OAME NEXT SUNDAY
A practice baseball game will be
played Sunday, between some of the
reguars of the Klamath Falls team and
the Tannlgans at Modoc Park.
Manager Watt "expects to have a
double header lined up for a week
from Sunday with a crack California
team. '
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The dance advertised at Houston's
opera house for May 14th baa been
postponed aatll a later date.
Klamath Lodge No. 1S7, L O. O. F..
holds its regular meeting tonight
See those Oregon Casslmera Suits
with two pairs pants for. Ill, at
l3t K. K. K. STORE.
No Shaw-at Orpheus
There will be no show at the Or
pheus theater tonight, owing to ma
chine repairs that are being made.
tna policies provide perfect pro
tection. They are the standard ef the
world. Ask Chllcete. 9
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Beautify Our City
NOW IH THE TIME TO PLANT TREES. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED 1,200 FINE SHADE TREES, CAROLINA POPLAR,
ELM, CATALPA AND MAPLE. THESE TREES WE ARE SELL
INO AT 10 to 2f CENTS EACH, AND ARE WORTH FROM 20
CENTS TO $1.00 EACH.
WHY NOT BUY X FEW OF THESE TREES AND HELP
BEAUTIFY OUR CITY. IT ONLY COSTS YOU FROM 30 TO
SO CENTS TO PUT OUT A FEW TREES.
WE ALSO CARRY A LA ROE LINE OF HOSE, WHICH WE
ARE SELLINO AT REOUCED PRICES-S-PLY HALF INCH
HOSE, S CENTS PER FOOT; S-PLY THREE-QUARTER INCH
HOSE AT 9 CENTS PER FOOT, if DOES NOT PAY TO USE
A LEAKY HOSE WHEN YOU CAN BUY AT SUCH LOW
PRICES.
WHY CAN WE SELL SO CHEAP7 BECAUSE WE SELL
FOR CASH ONLY, AND YOU PAY FOR WHAT YOU OET, AND
NOT ANOTHER MAN'S BILL.
ANY WORKING MAN THAT HAS A PIECE OF PROPERTY
THAT CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY SHADE TREES WE WILL
, tmaVtVE HIM, FREE OF CHARQE, FOUR OR FIVE TREES. WE
WANT TO MAKE KLAMATH FALLS LOOK LIKE A CITY-NOTA".A;'BRU.HOMMf:
Klamath Department Store
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Curat Spedab
' Broken lines of White
and Pink made from
plain heavy batiste, Cou
tel and open linen mesh
for Summer.
Very Special. 98cv
Front Lace Corsets
from fine Coutil Well
stayed, lias six hose sup
porters and guaranteed.
Very Special, $2.50
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"The Ladies9 Store"
Hose Specials
LA FRANCE
All silk hose, come In
White, Black nnd nll
Colors.
Extra Value, $,no
CHILDRENS' HOSRj
MatUTfroin linlc cotton
four threat! heel mul toe.
Black, tnn, nil hIxch un
to 9 1-2.
Very Special, 1C
Sprkf
and Si Dresses for
the SectM. Saiwtoy
of ov Special Sale
An attractive and judiciously se
lected assortment of New Spring
Suits. The latest and most approved
Styles. Medium and long Jackets.
Pleated, Belted and Semi-Fancy
Models. Wanted shades in green,
tan, navy, white, capan, etc. Values
up td $30.00. Because of the broken
sixes We offer
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
$25.00
WOMEN? AND MISSES
Silk and Cotton
Wash Dresses
In beautiful new Models, Made in
Crepedechine, Taffeta, Voile, Wool,
Jersey, Serge, also in combinations
of plain and fancy cotton. Voiles,
French Lawn and fine Batiste. At
tractive models for street and even
ing wear in all the Newest, Wanted
Shades. Priced at from
$7.r0-$10-$12.r0 up to $2r
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SPECIAL SALE
BEAUTIFUL HAND EMBROID
ERED MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
HAND EMBROIDERED GOWNS
Slipover Styles with round, square
or V necks, kimona or set in sleeves.
Every garment hand, embroidered
and hand sewn. Sale price,
$2-$3 and $1
BREAKFAST SETS
Womens Breakfast Sets. Separ
ate Blouse and Skirt. Neat Styles'
with short sleeves and V neck. Good'
grade Gingham and fine percale.
Plain and fancy stripes.
Very Special $1.50-$2-$250
Oydrcss'
NEW MIDDIES
Middy Blouses for Children. Plain
White alio white with fancy stripe,
Collars and Cuffs. . Size 8 years to 20
years at I
50c and 98c
A TRUE STORY
The Wirthmor Saving Plan
One of our customers, a thrifty little woman, is responsible for this
unique idea.
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We asked permission to publish her story, she agreed. Here it is:
"On January 21, 1916, 1 bought my first Wirthmor Waist in your
store. It was the first dollar waist I had ever bought, and much to my
surprise, it was just as serviceable as the $1.50 and $2.00 waists that I
had been accustomed to. Here is a chance to save, said I. Since then,
every time I bought a Wirthmor Waist I put 50 cents in a little home
bank. I bought them for my high school daughter too, who needed lots
of waists, and between us we bought-20 waists up until last Christmas.
Imagine my pleasure when breaking open my bank, at finding that we
had saved $10.00. It came in very handy. And I also feel that I was
very conservative in allowing only 50 cents a waist, as some weeks I
really believe the Wirthmors I bought were worth more."
HER SAVINGS WOULD HAVE BEEN EVEN GREATER HAD
SHE BOUGHT THE FAMOUS WELFORTH $2 BLOUSE
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR
WOMENS' AND CHILDRENS'
HOSIERY
Fine cotton lisle Hose has four
thread heel and toes Every pair
guatantecd to wear Black, White
and Tan at
35c pair .' pair for $1
WOMENS' AND CHILDRENS'
UNDERWEAR
Womens fine lisle cotton Union
Suits, Low Neck, No Slccvcs-Siw
up to 44
Special, ,'l5c, ,'l for $1
Childrens fine lisle cotton Waist
Union Suit Low neck, No Sleeve
Knee length Size 2 years up to 4
years, very
I Special, .Tic, ,'i for $1
Childrens' Vests Made from Soft
Cotton, Low Neck, No Sleeves, Sim
up to 14
Very Special, Only 15c
PICTORIAL PATTERNS FOR JUNE NOW ON SALE
FREE-When Buying a New "Quarterly Select a 15 cent Pattern-FREE
IfOcal News
P.WLY KLAMATH WEATHER ! ,H . -u,,,..
Hsrs From
M. K. Grsr; of Odessa casta down
yesterday oa a baslaess trip,
In From os Valley.
P. O. Freuer of Poo Valley caao In
today from Mi roach, oa business.
0. 8. ft. S.
Minimum, today, 4S degrees.
Maximum, yesterday, 71 degrees.
Precipitation, .01 Inch.
Will Move. Store.
Taad McHattan expects to .move bIk
jewelry store la the near future from
bis present location on Mala street,
between Fifth sad Sixth streets, to the
building formerly occupied by the
XIaauth Derelopmeat company's oflce
Sear With treat
J. J, Hubbell sad H.
Cblloquln caae'.dowa
buslaess. '
W. Hinks of
yesterday eaJ
Down Prom the Pert x
Miss Edna Nerris of port Klaautb
is down for a few days to visit Mesas
and relatives,; .
Moves HPueebeM'feede'Here.
Manager Marshy of (be Klaautb De
velopment oesapaay BMved Ms haase-
bold goods this etty this week, sad
will reside to the Met Springs Addi
tion.
Hare Prom Port Klamath,
O. 8. Hoyt came down yesterday
from Fort Klamath on business. B.
W. Vote and B. M. Locvcr, also of I bo
Fort, are In town today.
Local ieysJolns Marines.
Word was received today by C. It.
DeLap, county clerk, that his son Vir
gil, who has been attending the Uni
versity of Oregon this year, has joined
the naval marines and left Portland
this morning for San Francisco to take
up his training.
Aesney People In City,.
Mr. and Mrs Orvllle Klllott and
family, J. H. Stuts pad It. II. Itadcllire
of Klamath Agency arrived In the city
last night. .
TOO LATE TO
CLAffff!
Licensee Oe Up May 21.
The price of bunting and Ashing li
censes will go up on May 21 to 3 for
a combination and 11.50 apiece for
either s hunting or JUhlngllcense, un
der the law passed by the legislature
at tbelaat session. At aresaat ih n.
loesses are f lease.
To Live in Portland.
Mrs. Sybil Blaise left this morning
for Portland, where she will join her
husband, who la a freight Inspector for
the Qroal Northern railroad is that
city.
Movoo Pjeal leUte Office.
The uptown ofjee of the W. Paul
Johnson company Is being moved
this week from lis former location en
Main near Sixth streets, to a sow lo
cation in the remodelled Ifennaild
building, three dears east aa Mais
treat, An extensive eeulpjneat baa
been installed in the sow building for,
the company's oatcoo. J
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won i.ttMT Htoro room 'r;ill
street.
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