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THE FALL AND, WINTER STYLES
AWAIT YOUR CALL
A OtOre llVe MEN, YOUNG MEN and BOYS
To give them the most m style, in Quality, in durability and as far as possible to keep the prices down. Such a store we believe this to be.
The oldest advertising phrase on earth is "The Best is the Cheapest." It has lost its freshness, but ltasn t lost any of its truth. And of nothing ii It w w,
phatically true as of wearing apparel. The original price is forgotten in the service, the character of the service and the satisfaction one gets from good clothing
Below we give you a list of some of the well known and nationally advertised lines carried in this store. Merchandise back of which are millions incipi
men of the highest integrity and our own reputation o f fifteen years of honest merchandising in Klamath Falls. . (
CARHARRT OVERALLS DUOI-ULU UNIUW SUITS
LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS GREENHOOD WOOLEN SHIRTS ,
PATRICK MACKINAWS WALK-OVER AND STRATFORD SHOES
BELBER BAGGAGE ' FAULTLESS NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS
GANTERN & MATTERN SWEATERS BEACON FALLS RUBBERS
FOWNES GLOVES THE ROYAL TAILORS
LEWIS UNION SUITS ED V. PRICE ft CO. TAILORS
KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES
BRANDEGEE-KINCAID CLOTHES
KNOX AND STETSON HATS
ARROW SHIRTS
ARROW AND E. ft W. COLLARS
EVERWEAR HOSIERY
HOSE OF LUXITE
Leading Clothiers
and Hatters
K. K. K. STORE
Klamath Fait
Oregon
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ERSONAL MENTION -
LITTLE SIDELIGHTS OX LOCAL HAPPENINGS
AMOXG THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
GOINGS AXD COMINGS OP LOCAL FOLKS
Mr. and Mrs. Frad Schallock toft
thla morning for San Franciaco for a
abort trip. . ,
Mrs. Frank
Is spending a
Falls.
R. Morris ot Bonanta
few days tn Klamath
W. E. Robertson Is a Klamath Falls
visitor from Portland. '
N. H.'Beehler Is a county seat vis
itor from the Lorella section.
Dare and., Dan Lisky of Swan Lake
were city visitors yesterday afternoon.
J. H. Barnes, a farmer of the Mt.
Lakl section, transacted business in
.T S Mi. r. nmnnc th train ' """"i i wwruy.
arrivals last night from Portland." A L s,arsh, tut 8UppiIe, ,n
"Pat" Parker is in town, looking, tnls ctt"" yesterday for his ranch at
after matters of business from Blv. Olene.
H. L. Reissen of San Francisco ar
rived last night for a short business
Uit-
J.ee Boggs of San Francisco Is here
for a few days. He Is registered mt
the White Pelican hotel.
QPERA HOUSE-
Saturday & Sunday, No?. 17-18
THE MIGHTIEST PICTURE OF WORLD CON-
FLICT THAT THE BRAIN OF MAN HAS YET
CONCEIVED AND REALIZED
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THOMAS DIXON'S THRILLING FILM SPEC
TACLE OF AMERICA'S FUTURE, WITH A
CENTRAL LOVE THEME OF ENGROSSING
POWER
Prices. 15c and 35c
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Warning!
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Be Watchful of
Quality in War
Times.
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Today as Alwavs.
The Best Quality -
.and for the Least Money .
"Ceylon, Japan FullWeiiht
Mrs. Erma Hoaley is down from
Chiloquln to spend the winter in
Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Emma Cllne of Medford, while
spending a week la our city, is the
guest of Mrs. I). N. Moe.
The Episcopal choir wil meet this
evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Martin for practice.
Leo Houston has accepted a posi
tion with Roberts A Whltmore Gro
cery company for the winter. .
Mrs. H. B. Loosely and Mrs. L.
llesslg'of Fort Klamath are spending
a few days at the county seat. .
Curtis F. Setter, superintendent of
the Chelsea Lumber company, left
yesterday for Ban Francisco on a bust.
ness trip.
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William Melsner came down from
Algoma yesterday. He has been In
the employe of the Algoma Lumber
company for several months.
Q. B. Coxad and family have moved
Into the Bogardus residence on Wash.
Ington street for the winter. Mr. and
Mrs. Bogardus will spend the winter
at the Baldwin hotel.
Manager W. P. Parker of the
Klamath Development company, came
in from Vacavllle last evening, and
vrlll be here for some time, looking
after the company's Interests.
E. O. Cox and family of Walla Wal
la spent two days in Klamath Falls
on their way to California to live. C.
O. Plaguet of Walla Walla accom
panied them. They were registered
at the Baldwin hotel.
The. party composed of E. 3. Pay
ton, B. J. Ryan, L. Burouxhs. C. Bur-
goyne and O. N. .Burnett of Roseburx
Lreturned to that city this morning af
ter spending a week at Eagle Rtdxe
duck shooting. Each man got the
limit of ducks.
IjOCAL DRAFT MAN DISCHARGED
Giovanni Bof, one of the dratted
men from the Algoma mills, has beoi
discharged from the army by Acting
Adjutant General John M. Williams,
on account of the loss of his thumb.
Giovanni wns accepted by the local
board here, but suffered the aclUciit
before he was called. In order to
save the expense of bis transporta
tion, his discharge was arranged with
out his appearing at Camp Lewis.
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PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS
Showing a complete line of Stamped
Linens.
Royal Society Package Goods.
Have secured the exclusive right
for the sale of Lady Duff Gordon's
Lingerie Outfits.
Lessons free to those purchasing
materials.
THE BANDBOX
Two doors wfcet Postofflcc. 6-6t
NEW PASTOR TO
ARRIVE SATURDAY
PHKSHYTKHIAN MINISTER WILL
ARRIVE lltOM POHTUIND IIV
AUTO WITH FAMII,Y PARSON.
AGE IMPROVKI)
KISS NEWSPAPERS
FACE SERIOUS TIME
PKTHOURAD, Nov. 8. The asso
ciation of managers and editors of
I'ttrograd dally news papers has pub
lUlicd a statement Informing newspa
per readers that the press may very
soon find Itself In a critical condition
In coiiHcquenco of the enormous In
crcaHe In Out cost of material and
labor, wear and tear of machinery
which cannot be replaced, and of the
Ntrlkc In paper mills.
Rev. E. P. Lawrence, the now Pres
byterian pastor for tlio local church,
Is expected to nrrho Saturday from
Portland. Ilo Is driving thru with
his family In his car. ,
Tlio parsonage, ndjiucnt to the
cliurrh, on Third street, Is IioIiir rcn
owitecl nnd ImproNctl this .week, as
Rev. liwronce linn decided to reside
there. A now roof has been added
and the interior generally improved.
SI UMITZ ELECTED HUPKHVIMItt
9aJ? FRANCISCO, Nov. 8 Eugene
Sihtuitx, thrlro mayor of this city,
convicted of graft nnd freed on ap
lioiil, has been elected supervisor,
(ears; Lull has been elected city attorney.
Co nio uml got our prices for real
hiuto Information and abstracts
County maps, 26 cents.
KLAMATH TITLE CO.,
8-Ct T13 Msjn St.
WANTED A chembersuM it i
American hotel. u,,
WANTED Hoard In prlnu atj
tor wiuowcr; riant terai for
party. Apply Herald, XT I,
I060.no CASH will put jn ntjk
.jod paying builnees. TbtbMafl
tie hotel In Oregon, 1 gjr
, o. .cse, dining room; well, t
I and One gnrdtn patch; ehlcieit
, etc. llulldliiKi are nstrlj xt lakj
completely equipped. Thlilur
chanro for a home, good llTlsf tsiij
nice little Income.
HAVE part) who will boll W J
modern liotiaa.to suit yotrene
sires', on one of the chokeitlMil
Klamath Falls, on etty tensi
J. T.WARD lO,
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Marlnello Hair Stop of Mel
Ore., represented by tn expert I
Moe'a Store. Nov. 8 to 15. Mil
$m$mm$-
Some Smart New Models in
JIISS WLLS VISITS MOTHER
County School Superintendent Edna
Wells, who is recovering from a ttr
vere attack of typhoid fever, is now
making an extended visit with her
mother In Ashland. She exnecta to
return and resume ber duties here De-
cemberlst. Her sister, Mrs. Kather
ine Cole, hag left to Join her husband
In California.
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For
Kahn Made
to Measure
CLOTHES
AiwCleii4PreiuMC
711 Main Slrt
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Women s Shoes
THERE is not a woman who does not
, need a new pair of Shoes to wear
with her New Fall Dress.
, There is not a woman who cannot find the right
Shoe for her requirements right here in this store.
' The latest and newest models are now receiving
the attention of all who want the best in style, in
quality and in comfort.
The New High
Top Models
IN LACK OR IIUTTO.V ARK NARROW LINED AND GRACEFUL.
HOME ARK ALL LEATHER, OTHERS HAVE FA URIC UPPERS.
ALL TDK IHI.UTII l!l, HOLM) colors and comiiinations
OF SHADES IN VOGUE THIS SEASON ARK REPRESENTED IN
THDi.C(ILLLECT10N OF REAUTIFUL NKW FOOTWEAR, SURE
TO APPEAL TO WOMEN WHS APPRECIATE THE APPEAR.
ANCE.VALUE OF TRIMLY SHOD FEET
Priced $4.00 to $11.00
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EDITORIAL
KEEPINti FAITH
Shoes, like diamond,
"bought o Wilt, in"
There are very tw of
teeit to Judge the qualHr JJ
allocs we sec, m" J
ubstltutes for leather saa "
drawings tlwt coor lafsHor
KerlaW.
Hut you are sufe t this
We liave couned our barW
those lines made by 'f "T
llsiied nrw. tlwt lw J
tkelr iutegriUr In prodwrj
tmHHortiiy feoter.
meawre ue to ow n" ,l"'
of quail!. ' ,
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