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4. r. O. Jehasoa of 8alsa It a !
iw TUttor to Klamath Falls.
W. T. Riley and L. P. Hilar arc
ksre on business from Medford.
.Lao A, Crowly, rscruttlag offletr,
k kera from Sam Fraaelaeo.
Jean Liskey and PkU Seklll of
Dairy are registered t the Hall hotel.
' Mrs." Addle Hoyt of Fort Xteaatk
la la Klamath Palla on a shopping
trip.
Mr. mad Mrs. Jackson Hortoa of
Hlldebraad are apendlng a tew days
here!
ft. A. Datsell ot San Francisco is a
rUltor to KkuMtk Falls, and Is regis
tered at the Hotel Hall.
'Lenny" Ross, stockman from the
Klamath Marsh, U attending to mat
ters ot business here today.
Dare LUksy, from the Bwan Lake
district, Is among the visitors to take
In the Klamath Falls Roundup here
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PrfvaTe'tfrfKt 'J: McCullom left
this morning to rejoin his regiment at
Fort Stevens, following a short fur
lough here.
Albert L. Marshall paid a visit to
the county seat yesterday afternoon
from hts ranch In the Olene district.
William Halloway and Guy Batter
ies have returned from Medtord,
where they visited friends for several
days.
H. N. MOE & CO. BUYING GUIDfe
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy of Ash
land are visiting Mrs. R. A. Alford,
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Ashland Fruit Store
George M. Foot, C. A. Learn, O. G.
Storer, H. ueeio, Unas. L. smith,
all ot Portland, are visitors to Klam
ath Falls.
.A. J. Lyle ot Blackburn hospital,
announces that estimates are being
made for Installing an oil-burning
heating plant. '
Mrs. Dorothy Luce left yesterday
for San Francisco, where she will be
met by her mother. After spending
some time In Baa Francisco, they will
go EattTogether.
MaT&rolr will postpone opening
aa oflcYas Jabllc stenographer for a
time, as she has accepted the position
of stenographer with Superintendent
JohnaoVasklatnath Agency.
mM Phoeie Wells and Miss Ailecn
Waller came in on the train last
night and went on to Merrill this
morning. Mrs. Wells Is a sister ot
Mrs. I. W: Burris of Merrill and Miss
Walker ls'.a niece of Mrs. Addle Wal
ker ot this 'city.
Oregon Caestmer Salts New pat-
with two palm pants, $20. At
K. K. K. Store exclusively. 20-tf
FRYERS
I have a line bunch of fryers
Get your order in early.
Phone 355
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THESE are the days for the People
to look at their New Season's Needs
and this the Store that can supply them
Great Sale of Corsets
Here Are Four Distinct Price Groups
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all extraordinary value Odd lots..
Xot all sie.N in all Myles.
At 75c
Medium bust, long hips Made
from good itiality twilled drilling.
Sizes tip to 2S.v
At 98c
Many odds and ends, and everyone
of them worth a great deal more
monev. High and low hus.t. Sizes
from '19 to 29.
At $1.45
These are broken lines of different
makes. Some come with front lacing
and made front extra heavy contill
Sizes up to 32.
At $1.98
Here you havcNi large range of
styles to select from. Both reducing
and heavy front lace corsets. ValiTcs
ott can not afford to pass tip.
The New
34-in Coat
Is a Feature of these
SMART NEW SUITS
The long waist and narrow licit brings out tl)c
straight lines of the new silhouette, so beconiing.aiul
so very popular.
Mack velvet enriches the color, and the lows of
black bone buttons add a tailored note.
The material is in fine wool Poplin, French Serge
and Tricot inc. Navy, brown, Oxford and mixtures.
Verv modcratelv priced, I
$25 to $35
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New Showing of Silks and Wool
Dress Goods and Plushes
From the best Mills we have gathered an unsurpassed stock of these
Latest Fashionable Materials
CLOAKINGS
FORTY-INCH I'LltK SILK PACK
Black Plush
Has a firm back woven from wool.
This silk face t shows a beautiful
bright lustre, and very suitable for
neck pieces, stoics and coat trim
ming. Price per yard, $8.50.
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40-in Cashmere Velvets
Has chiffon finish, and very durable
for skirts and children's coats. Price
special, per yard, $4.00.
SILKS ,
Delivered by express from New
York today. Many thousand yards
of broad silks, such as Satin DeSamo,
Messaline, Imperial Satin, Satin
Duchess, Chiffon, Taffeta, Pee Wee
Silks, and full color line of Georgette
and Crepe de Chine. All such new
colors as Uurgundie, Biege, plum,
garnet, navy, Russian green, tobacco
brown and black niui-wlutc. Prices
ran-re from $1.25 per yard up to
$13.00.
Kifty-six-ineTt, made from best grade
all wool, in fancy plaids, broken
.stripes. 'AjltjKY.new., bright fall-
coloi s.
Prices range from $2.00 per vanl
to $1.00.
New FaU Dress JSooiIs
Many new fall colors, such as plum,"
burgundy, biege, Oxford, in Broad
cloths, Empress cloth aiu mixtures.
Prices range from $1 .25 per yard
up to $a.no.
BUY AT HOPE
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KLAMOTH FAIM4
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C. F. Stone, Henry Stout and O. W.
Robertson have returned from a short
hunting- trip to Silver Camp, on the
MRS. GKRHUK AHKH U1VORCK
Action for dlvorco
1 with Circuit Court
has been tiled
Clerk Oeorgo
With Every $5.00 Purchase
arryyyrir'Ynnrnri1'rr"""
We will give ONE ticket free for the
Round Up to be held at the Ball
Grounds under the management of
Skeeter Bill Robbins.
north fork of the Rogue River. They' cbagtaJn y Mary aemie
report u.ni me aeer UBy mi.. aga,n8t Mo8e8 C. Oerruo, Who
for the winter feeding grounds yet,
and that time spent bunting in the
customary runs Is practically useless.
TURN OUT, ODD FELLOWS
At the regular meeting of Klamath
Lodge No. 137, I. O. O. F. tonight, it
is requested that all members be pros,
ent. Business of importance to all
members. Captain of the degree team
will assign places tonight.
was re.
cently sentenced to the penitentiary
for a crlme'Sgalnst his daughter.
The custody of four children Is re
quested in the complaint, and also
one-third the property. John Irwin
is the plaintiff's attorney.
FKARFUL FLOOD NKAR lKKI.NO
, INDIAN'S TO WED
Burnslde Conney and Miss
Lalakes, Indians of advanced
PEKING, Sept. 24. (Dolayed)
A rapidly rising flood threatens the
destruction of Tien Tsln. Portions
)pt the foreign concessions of tho Chl
Mollyinese city are already inundated. -
age, A million Chinese are reported
were yesterday Issued license to wed ' hoasfless, and tho great plain south
of ttiA ftmintts .loLa mMma Triav oatt r I3nlsitiT la nnvarod ltl h.I.l.
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irything
Outfit the family here and get
free tickets for the Round-Dp
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at the county clerk's ofnee. They
expect to be married some time today.
BANNERS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
MIbs Wells sends word to tbe
school children that she will issue
banners, pictures and diplomas to
the school children entitled to them
In last year's contest as soon as she Is
able to resume her duties In tbe office.
I-OCAIi MARKET REIKRT
Sugar, $9 per cwt. ,
Eggs, 60c per doxen.
Potatoes, $2,60 per cwt,
Applet, 11.50 to $2 per boi.
Cabbage, 3c per lb.
Onions, 4c per lb. ' N
Butter, $1.05 roll. ,
east of Peking Is covered with wuter.
NIGHT HCHOOL IIKUINH MONDAY
All those winning to roglHter for
the night school rommenclng tho flrbt
of October should rcglstor by phono
or personal call with Principal C. It.
Ilowman of tho Klamath County high
school tonight or tomorrow.
This school, which Is conducted for
the benellt of tlioao who are unable to
attend tho day fccsslonH, will convene
three times a week Monday, Tues
day and Thursday for ton weeks.
Branches in bookkeeping, typewrit
ing, penmanship and shorthand will
be offered, If there Is sufficient Inter
est to organise classes.
OreKon CoNMimer Suit New pat
lenw wild two NilrH imiiiU, o. Ai
K. K. K. Store eclUNjve!y, 20-tf
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'ii'NiMi favitnivrv wi7s -? - u )
i:t luHlvcly at K. K. K. Store. ; 1
NSklln, Rlnex and Fibre " ",' '
on your alioes at the Modem 8av
Sloro 1W
IF YOU ARE looking for bariito".
don't miss this one. My 1917
car for sale for 1 4 50; must w
once. Inquire at Telford Bros, sw
age. '
Orrgon Oaaslmaro Overcoats,
Exclusively at K. K. K. Store, (
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NEW CARS COMING
I' havo taken the agency for W
Klgln car. Will havo a csrlosa w
three touring and two clmmmjr roM-
stera In next week. Ford garM f
27-3t
Tien Tsln Is situated seventy miles
southeast of Peking, and Is the loca
tion of Chinese navy yard and naval
school. It has a population of about
750,000.
Oregon Caaslmer Suits New pat
terns with two pair, pants, S20. At
K. K. K. Store exclusively. 20-tf
APPLES, good
Ing, 2c lb.
High street.
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Oregoa Caaslmer Suits New pat
Mm with two pair pants, Sao. At
K. K. K. Store exclusively, 20-tf
for Jelly and cook
Mrs. Whitlock, 524
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The Genuine Buckhecht
ARMY SHOES
Made on tho famous last designed by Edward Lyman MunsoRi
A. M., M. D., of the Medical corps of the V. S. Army. &
adopted by the Wnr Detainment. The only Genuine Army Slw
made on the Paciltc Coast,
The Modem Shoe Store
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