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LITTLK SIDELIGHTS OX LOCAL HAFFKMXG8
AMONG THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITT AXD VICiMTb.
GOINGS AXD COMINGS OK LOCAL FOLKS
John Griffith is down from Eagle. Fred Stahlman left this moraine
nidge on business. ! tor Castella. where he will be -
1 ployed bj- the Ewauna Box factory .
A. L. Glen of Sacramento Is a busi
ness Alsltor In Klamath Falls. Miss I. V. Mosser and Miss Anna
i Mosser of Los Angeles are Klamath
A. K. Mills of Lake lev came over faUs guests who came In on last eve-
yesterday on a short business visit. nins's train.
F. IJurrowg Is here for a short time
from Merrill.
Ed Sutton, who operates a ranch
on the Klamath River south cf Klam
nth Falls, transacted business here
J. H. Smart is down from his ranch ve-tcrd. v e
at Fort Klamain on Business.
Joseph Ball of Klamath Agency is, Jacksonville are in Klamath Palls
In the city for a few days on business, j while Mr. Klcmhomme Is buying cat-
'tle.
INDIAN SPEEDER
BEFORE JUSTICE
ONE OF. PAIR WHO SMASHED RIG
DRIVEN lY YOVXG GIRL SAT
URDAY IS GIVEN HEARING IX
JUSTICE COfRT
W. B. Kirkland of Dunsmnir was
among the train arrivals last evening, j J. M. Johnson, superintendent of
the Klamath Indian reservation. U In
James M. Allen of Yuba. Calif., is tht for a fcw y fnm he KUm.
a city visitor, registered at the White ath Agencv5
I cncan ociei.
iave usaey irom wan Lake lraa-, T;oniLE STARTS AMONG
ea wun tviamam fans mercnanis
yesterday afternoon.
Contrary to the report issued in
the Herald last evening, which stated
that the two Indians who collided
with Miss Luclle Stewart Saturday
evening with serious results. It was
learned thai the Indians did not ret
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Klemhomme of M Brn ,uted but tnBt one of
them, Ed CopperOeld ot Yalnax, was
captured sho'rtly after tne accident,
and has been In custody since.
The other man it Is believed Is
known, and Is expected to be appre
hended. It la also declared that the
pair did not attempt to get away, as
before stated.
Examination of CopperOeld Is go
ing on this afternoon In the Justice
OIL FIELD STRIKERS '.court of E. W. Gowan
J. K. Choate Jr. is here for a short
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n the TVhlfn P1lran I '""r. -.,
r.rsi irvuojsj ot lue on ucu auc uj
A. C. Allen, who spent the summer been reported among the workers,
at Rocky Point, returned this morn-J Seven strik breakers in the Goose
ins to his home at Medford. Mr., Creek field were attacked and beaten
Allen goei to Rocky Point each year yesterday. The producers have asked
for the summer months. j for the protection of martial law.
TURKS WILL OFFER
BATTLE IX PALE8TIXF
LONDON. Nov. IS. The Turks
are now organising for defense near
Mebren, twenty miles southeast of
Jerusalem. The British are contin
uing their progress northward.
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GIFTS
That Will Gladden
The Soldier's Heart
Think of the soldiers who must miss the Christmas Cheer of home.
Send them gifts and be sure to mail them early, so there will be no disappointment
caused by delay.
Gifts destined for France should be mailed riy November 15th, and those to American
Camps at least two weeks before Christinas, Send
Bibles, Books, Fountain Pens,' Ink Tablets, Stationery, Shaving Kits,
Comfort Kits, Combs, Brushes, Metal Mirrors, Dentifrices, Toqth
Brushes, Wash Clotjis, Pocket Knives, Pocket Cameras, Dollar
Watches, Liniments, Adhesive TapeFoot Powders, Etc.
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NEW SWKATKRS
One Ooiti brand new Swrter. in
all beatitirul combination cwlow; all
alsem tlimp $15.00
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Another Big Purchase of Winter Coats
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Beautiful New
Winter Coats
Same with extra larj;e collars, lined
thruom. also inter-lined: in a good line of
colors and sizes. On sale each at . .$18.00
Exclusive Style
New Winter Coats
. With large collars, plain or trimmed; all
have belts and large side peckets: everyone
of the coat is worth more.. Special,
each at -. $25.00
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New Lined Plush Coats
Lined thruout splendid styles: worth at
todavV price a great deal more. While
they" last, $25.00
Wintei
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Suits
at a
Great Reduction
Women's Winter Suit, made from all-
wool materials; sold up to ?-5.00; on sale ,1
at each only $14.5Q .
- 5.00 Suits reduced to $2150
$45.00 Suits reduced to $34.75
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new ouk uressei I
We have just opened iii a beautiful line'
of new silk and satin drcssci, now on salt
from $Ui.50 to $25.00
Some Big Bargains in Misses and Childrens Coats
Special Values in Hosiery and Underwear
Women's Cashmere Hose,
fast .black, all sizes, on
sale 50c.
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New Corsets
Miller Bros, corsets, new
styles, on sale, pair . . .GJ)o
Warner's rust proof cor
sets at, pair $1:25
"Red Fern" front lace cor
sets, .new models, $3.50
up to $0.00 pair.
Hoys' union suits, gray,
fleeced lined, 3 to 16 yearn,
on sale, suit . 75c and 85c
Childrens fleeced lined
vest and pants, all sixes,
on sale, each .V 35c
NEW RIBBONS
1,000 yards all silk moire
ribbon, for hair bows, all
colors, 25c values, special,
per yard '. . .15c
1,000 yards fancy floral
ribbons for fancy work, up
to ,50c values, on sale, per
yard 35c
' NEW SILKS
5Q0'yards new fancy Silks,
plaids and stripes, come 36
inches wide, worth today
$2.00, Very special, per
yard $1.70
$2.00 grade 40-inch Crcnc
dc Chine, black, white, and
all evening shades. Very
special, per yard . . .$1.50
Women union suits,
fleeced lined, good $1.00
values, all styles, on sal,
suit .. .. .' 59c
Forest Mills underwear for
women and children, from
$1.00 tip to $5.00 a suit
NEW SILK WAISTS
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New "Wirthmor" waists
on sale at, each . . . .$1.00
New "Welworth" waists,
on sale at, each . . . $2:00
Fifty new Crepe de Cliiuc
waists, in all colors, on sale
at, each $4.0!)
Best Fitting Pettknis
Beautiful new cotton petti
coats, in plain awl floral
designs, in dark and light
colors." Fit Rite" top, from,
$1.25 up in $3.00 a
All silk Taffeta petticoats,
in all styles and colors, ev
ery one guaranteed to'
wear, "fit Kite top,
sale, $3.1 8 tip to
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These are some of the things which may conveniently and wisely be sent to our
heroes at the front.
We can fit up any kind of a special kit to meet your requirements and pack it for mailing
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Ono o( the many Incidents that
grip the heart in the new Marguerite
Clark picture, "The Valentine Olrl,"
produced by the Famous Players, and
released on the Paramount program,
is the scene In which the wistful little
Marian Morgan, 13 years old, Is ting.
erlng the wedding finery of Lucille
Haines, and realising that when ber
own wedding day comes there will be
no mother to help her with her wed
ding gown. The motherly Mrs.
Haines comforts the child, and the
little storm soon blows over, but It
cannot help but leave a deep Impres
sion on the mind of the beholder,
Marian Morgan and'Mri- Haines and
the other character In this delight
ful "human" phojoplay, will be the
attraction at the Star tonight.
Wll.li IIOM) HAM-'
The ladies or the Christian church
will hold a Thanksgiving market on
Wednesday, November 28th, at the
Klamath Falls Music House.
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HUUHON UKI'AIK SHOP
,AH work guaranteed at lowest fig.
ures. Try us once, you will return.
Electrical troubles a specialty. Delco
experts. Fletcher & Ham, G08 Klam
ath avenue. 13-flt
"Minimum Carbonization"
STUDEBAKER
NOTIOK
Thirty head of goats came to my
place on the Merrill road Sunday,
November 10th. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
expenses.
13-2t JAS. T. HENLKV.
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FANCY WORK for sale Also made
to order; get Christmas gifts made
here. 51 Main. Call Saturday, 13-2
WANTED Man and wife want Job
on ranch. Room 4, Townsend flats.
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The oldest accldeac eejapuy la
America m The Travelers, fee GUI
cote. '
FOR SALE Ocod cow. Inquire of
Charlie Blehn, 930 Klamath ave
nue. j3.jt.
WANTID -A woaan to do Meaning.
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Harmon Motor Co., Phoenix
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because the records of their service department h?wj
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more power, least carbon ds
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