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IHANDTAILORED OARMENT AT THE SAME OLD PRICE.
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New Suits. New Coats.
New Dresses, New Skirts
WE HAVE THE GARMENTS MOST IN DEMAND NOW
One dozen Ladies' New Spring Suits at dig savings, including
black, navy, checks, etc. Sold up to $25.00. Special for Sat
unlay and Monday, ONLY ,. . $14.50
One lot including all our high price Suits, worth up to $40.00,
for two days, EACH ONLY ,. . $22.50
Wash Skirts line now complete ; over one dozen new styles to se
lect from. Prices range from $125 Up tO $4.O0
We have just received our new line of White Washable Silk
Petticoats, trimmed with tucks and ruffles, EACH AT j3
$4.00 and $4.50
BREAKFAST DRESSES in many new color combinations,
' made of good Washable Gingham ami Cambric Percales.
Just the kind for hot summer days. PRICES ARE
$1.25, $1.75 up to $3.00
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In the Nation's Style Center These New
$2 Blouses WUI Be
Shown Tomorrow
Ami they will be shown at the
nmc time in our store. This i
one of the benefit that come
from our co-operation with the
makcrsths ability to show the
new Mylet first; another is the
very large jiving that can al
ways be exercised in Imylm-
s vi ' v .Minuses here. ,
New Wclwortb Blitses h Sale Tsaerraw
These $1.(K) and $2.00 Blouses arc typkal of the unusual
"Blouse valves always obtainable here. In higher priced
models not only are stock? most complete but this
value superiority is and "always" evident.
10-oz. large size Turkish Towels
with colored border, for two
day 19c, 3 for 50c
11 tick Towels, good size, fine
4alur. EACH Qq
Motor hair nets, with clastic
Special, 5 for ........ IQq
36-inch Chiffon Taffeta in all
staple colors, special
PER YARD $1.50
New line Domestic Pongee, in
all new KaiKai Kool and tar
get patterns; 36 inches wide.
PER YARD 75C
Ten pieces 40-inch Fancy I-ice
Voiles, fancy weave and new
,' stripes; very dainty for sum
men dresses and waists.
PER YARD 35C
Children's Stockings, good val
ues, 4'thrcad heel and toe,
fast wash colors. Size Vt
up to 94. v
PAIR l!)c ; 3 Pairs for ,. . 50c
Union Suits for Children: in fine
Jersey Knit ; also in fine Mar
red Nainsook. Prices EACH,
-29c, 35c and 50c
"Children's Dresses all Mvlcs
ami sizes. PRICES RANGE
50c. 75c and $1
l-idics Union Suits, fine Jersey
Knit, all sixes up to 44, for
35 cents
While Silk Gloves, with two
clasps. PER PAIR.. 59C
One lot Children's Vests 15c
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ALWAYS IN STOCK
"The Ladies' Store"
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! NORTHWEST WBATHBR
'A FORECAST
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OREGON Partly cloudy and
O wanner In southern part; east
O and easterly winds.
WA8HINOTON Partly cloudy;
f easterly winds.
KLAMATH
U. S. n. S.
Minimum, today, 3S degrees.
Maximum, yesterday, M degrees.
No precipitation. O
In From Sly.
J. N. Olvan of Dly Is a Klamath Falls
visitor.
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Hare rnm Silver Lake.
Mrs. Qeo. B. Yenne of Silver Lake la
reentered at the Hotel Hall.
Laktvlsw pie Here.
I J. T. Burke. Or. B. D. Everett, E. H.
j Clark and Cbjaa. Tajinlagrea, of Lake
view, are Klamath Falls visitors this
week. . ir .
Move to City.
Mr. and Mrs. Williamson have moved
here from Shipping-ton, and are rettld
Ing at First and Washington streets.
Back From San Francisco.
Mrs. O. L. FiUpatriek and daughter
Adele, returned Wednesday night from
-San Francisco, where they have been
.visiting friends aad relatives.
Visits From the East.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dlalcjf Odessa
were In town yesterday to meet friends
who are visiting them at their home
from the Kast.
Begins Work at Wee1.
F. Mill Hunter returned last night
from San Francisco, and says that
work has started on the four band saw
mill at Weed for tbe-Weed Lumber
company, and that he bas purchased
the machinery for the mill. Mr. Hunt
er says that-work on his mill here, to
be located at the rear of the Ewauna
Box company's plant, iskawalting on
tbo new railroad. .
FOR HIS MAJESTY, THE BABV
Just received a factory shipment of
100 per cent go-carts and Whitney car
riages for the 100 per cent baby. All
styles and finishes, 'With patent anti
friction wheel fasteners and delieataly
adjusted oil tempered springs,
2lt JOHNSTONE FURNITURE CO.
WEST SIDE ROAD CUT-OFF
WORK STARTED IN EARNEST
Maddox & Lynch, succeitsful con
tractors far the West Side Improve
ment on the Keno road, have a force of
rock men and teams engaged In start
ing this work. Tho rock men are work
ing on this side of the hill and the
teams on tho other, preparatory to
constructing the road around the hill
and eliminating the steep grade which
at this time is the next thing to Im
passable, owing to rocks, ravines and
the grade. The contract' was Jet by
the county court several months'ago.
WEST MAIN STREET
IS BEINO.ORAOEO
Tho city has a force of men at work
on West Main streot placing gravel on
the street. This street, one of the
main entrances to the city, as well as
an exit, bas been one of the worst.
The street has had a good base, but
owing to holes, has been one of the
roughest. It was one of Inn first prob
lems taken up by the new council,
and n special trip was taken to view
and find n remedy.
Chlleet has the exclusive sals of
many of the beat farms and ranches In
the Klamath Basin. Have a leek be
fore buying. 14
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