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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Mr. A. M. Worden, npont tho wook-! parly worn pimsongnrn on tho Crater
PITKI flli-o I V. " , '" "' r, " " hum morning nnil yostor-
JjIW,J Z-- Mr,, Worden. Mrn. I,. Hargnnt, ntidjday.
rYiyyT MIxh Mariuriit Word..... Th.. party B. M. Igl, of Kugene Ih xpnndlnr
drovo nrouml llio Klin of tlm l.nke'ii fow ,yM n Kliimnlli Kails, on hu-
tin urn MwT "" fii.ii nun jiini iiunii nirif'HH,
lnel. ! Mr. mid Mm. W A i.,,iu ,..,
It, J. 8hnntn spout Hliiidny at Pull, daughter of CarviilllH, an. stopping
tun liny IiihIiiIIIiik light for tlm nr" '"r n Mliort tlnio. while tl,,i..
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flnh 'ICIkK linrbcmn. wlilrli will do hold!" vnnituin tour of Klamath County
there Thursday. Mr. and Mm. T. F. Marsh are city
I m.. n.w.r.. ii,ir ..i ii... .......i. visitor from I'ortlaml.
?"M. CunnlnS""" , . t.r...,.r i uk(, wi.i. ,.1,....,. i Mr. and Mrs, Niigl,, n, t.rn from
W "om '!,""' I Mr. Il.irn.1 Hl.ort ...ft on the train ?7T "" " f"W ""yK- t
Hfl"T ?. Hnn.,.ny In Ih- Ihl. i".rnl..K will. I...r mo.l,,r. Mrs' t ""'' t11 ot a 4
MllelwIl. lir.(ittly. wI.oh.1 health I very l.ad In T ,,,,"" "" ".
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.V.I.. for bl l"',llK " I .. . ,0W" "" I'HHll.-HH tlllH Week.
i" . . . ...i... .,,u In Klu.i nun. lay. uny i.u inline iook mm i u , .. .
v.nfilcK.n. "-"" ,,, ..,, ...... Willl " " rrom Clinton,
"""". 7Jio. who Iiiih stopped In Klamath
and Miss Kstor MrAndrows. to J. C KhIIm for a fow day,
JohnHton- mimin.T camp on tl.o Up., Kt ,. ,. d ',
', in th Tnl.. (,.r !, ii " " rearing
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nnr. 'flu. party woro KUcntM of MIhh
Anna Mini mid Jenny JolittKtou.
MIhh Ortnvln D-il.iip left thin morn
Iiik tor llorkoloy, Cnllfornla. MIm ii
I, up Ih n Hiinlor In tlm tfiilvnriilty or
Cnllfornln anil will rinlnli tlilH hiitImi:
Jobn II, I'almor and tl.o Tompln
IAftAAAAAAMrVrMAAVWWWVVV
Proud of Your Home ?
Then you proliuhly linvo mimic In
th form of u kooiI hono(trnph or a
pluno poKHlhly both,
Our nuw Hloro, which will bo occu
pied by ii h Himn, In tlm cnuia of our
ui:imbllni: th.. flni-Mt dlxplny at Mu
nlcal IiwlrutiivtUH ver mado In
Southern OroKOii.
Wo nro ROlnic to lm proud of our
new IiuhIiiuhh homo, and will bo Kind
of an opportunity to hIiow you tb.
vnrlou otiJi'CU of our prldo nnrt to
runvny tbcm to your homo If It in
lacking In mimic.
Earl Shepherd Co.
1'rn.rnt Storo New iVilillllHJl
Nrtt d.mr I'o-tolllri! iUf Main
IwwawjCJCSj
Fi'itrlnK nro horn
for a tlmn from rortlnnd, Oregon.
J I McAullffo Ih In from hit:
ratiih In tho Fort Klamath dUtrlct
on IiuhIiiuhh
Mrn Fow Harvey and MIhh Harvey
nro Htaylni: hero nt present from
their homo In Kaimua City.
.'.iHH .ii. r.. KenKan und MIhh A
uiirueu nrnveii on tho train
nlRlit from Bun FranclHco.
F A MiCniin. K. if. Dt.n, nml K. K.
wick nro in Klamath Falls
llend
(iiorKo Ktopheii-ion and IM Cerr
npont ycuturday in town from
Wocub Mnriili.
William I.. Albright, ono of tri
llion who Invested hravlly In Klamath
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town on u firm cr.nunerclal baiih. Is
i he.ro from Clnclnnntl on n builn'jin
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and Albright ranrh near Fort Klain- '&
m and ulio Kills and Albright had
a ranrh near the Lout Itlvyr Onp
Hi'Veral yeurn ago
Mir Jim Stephenson and hr
mother. Mrn. Katcllff uro in town
from Merrill mi o Muiiiln (rip,
Mrn. John Hhi-phcri) of IMtlC Orov-s
did ithoppltig In "jvn ovur the weck-tnd.
SPECIAL SALE
Folgers Golden Gate Coffee
Friday andfSaturday Only
One-quarter pound free with 1 -lb tin
One-half pound free with 2l2'1h tin
One pound free with 5 -tb tin
PHONE US YOUR ORDER
the Sunset Grocery
Phone 200
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OK TIIK l'lCTUKKH"
H. W. Poole, Own
Matinee Every Day
TONIGHT
DOUBLE SHOW DE LUXE
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN
"RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE
AND
"THE RAINBOW TRAIL"
TUESDAY
Rupert Julian in
"THE FIRE FLINGERS"
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
"Our party agree unanimously that
Crater Lake I the most wonderfully
beautiful point of Fccnery wo havo,
Aeon In all our vlrltn lnro leaving
Philadelphia." mi1 C. Khlllard-Smlth
this morning who with Ii Ih wife. MrK.
I'hlllp Jugodo mi. I Mrn. Arthur Mur
phy of New York. touring tho,
country Tho party Ii- at iircsent on
Its return trip to l.ut, Angeles, whore
they will visit Uctoru returning to
I'hllad.dphla When PHked how
traveling wiip In the middle Btiitcs Mr.
Shlllnrd-Smlth Mild that tourlstH
need not Infinite an liiHtiut becniisc
of the ruadH ii the Lincoln highway
offerH most coiufortahlo traveling
Vernon Votsrher'.aehur. '" ""
rived Pturday from Portland,
" lirlngn wind of acvernl Kliiinath Iioh
who have not been here since- the
war. Josi'ih Sfcolton lias gone Into
the tru.k (ontr.ict liuslness with nn
army compnnlon nml Is going to do
a thriving biiHiii"s Another Klamnlh
hoy who ban Jint been discharged
fiiim the service l.s Dan O'Connel,
and be Ih out siiiveylng nn the Col
umbia Highway, lor tho sumiiiir
moutliH Cliet HuggliiH, who was to
Iiiimi taught In 'lie high school hero
this winter has resigned and will
work with the Travelors lnsurano
company, of which Mr. Mntschon
hucker is state malinger. In spank
ing of thoir trip down here by car,
Mr. MotH"li nl.tekiii' snl.l 'lint the
Fort diuiitrv exiki-d like u wall kept
garden, but that "I lie had ron.li made
a man m nude dour thru that it wn'
linposiilile to -njoy tho country,"
And It loaves very much the si me
Imprest-ion (m others who tour thru
tho country and them, visitors su;
the ro.ulH hold development back.
Mr nod Mrs Kam Smith and son
fJor.lon, Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs.
McLeod, and Mm, Margarnt Pitts
motored to Crater Lnko Sunday.
I long Sing, wtio has not been horo
for some tune Is i nek on a visit from
San rraiulsco.
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Having added the Moline
Line to our already large
stock of Implements we are
overstocked on
BINDERS
and
PLOWS
So are offering greatly re
duced prices until our stock
is reduced to normal
Baldwin Hardware Co.
The House of Quality
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MAIL ORDERS SENT POSTPAID
No Exchanges
No Refund
M32ekd&&.
PORTLAND. OREGON
No C. O. D.'s
Without Deposit
7 Facts Worth Remembering About the
Annual Summer Sale
of Liebes FURS
..INK (illMY'S ItlDKIIM.
She leaned against him thuro. In
tho ilosort, and her b'ody was limp
and trembling with four for bis
safety Her face was upturned to his.
Woman's fare, woman's oyes, wom
an's lliv all acutely and blindly mid
sweetly and terribly truthful In tholr
betrayal'
The mini put bor from him gently
and ondliul hor upon her feet, whllo
tho blood raced wild and a thrilling
tingle unsteadled his nerve. Some
thing that ho had not seen nml felt
In her, that ho could not understand,
roomed very close to hint, warm, rich,
fragrant- Hweet as nothing had over
bel'oio been sweet to him.
'Child, are you thinking?" ho said.
"Do you roallze wo are horo In tho
dosoit. alone, you and IV Have you
thought tlmt we may want to mako
our way out to civilization again? Or
do you waul o stm l'"ro In tho un-
uniiuolod, tbo unconventional ro
glonsV What is your o olcoi"
A strange, ringliiR. vibrant qunllty
gave her voice, .singular powor.
'Stay'" she said From Z.uno drey's
"It Mors of the Purple Sago." At tho
Liberty tonight It
At tho hour ot golngj to press
Haiti was not claiming thnt It won
tho wur Birmingham Ago-IIojald. i
1. Not a dearance of furs; the vast majority
of the fun on sale are in styles authentically
coned for next fall and Tvinler.
2. AH the furs are of H. Liebes & Co. ex
quisite quality and beauty.
3. Furriers are paying 75 per cent to 100 per
cent more for raw pelts than they did last year.
Soon retail fur prices must take a ery large
advance. Jou uail Jiou nu7 have to puji
more much more for your furs.
4. Tins sale oilers the best lur-buying oppor
tunities that will come to you during 19! 9.
5. B papinfi a small deposit, you may icserve
any sale fur for delivery in October. Furs
so reserved will be kept in our Cold Storage
Vaults without charge.
6. Those who make their selection now. during
the early days of the sale, will have the advan
tage of sel:cting from undiminished assortments.
7. Our entire slock of made-up furs is on sale at
20 to 50- Off
OUR REGULAR PRICES
Here Are a Few of the Thousands of Furs on Sale
Scarfs, Throws, Capes, Coatees and Coats
Natural and Taupe Marmot Coats
$350 Leopard Bobby Coat (Trimmed
Hudson Seal) $215.00
$35 Hudson Seal and Georgette
Cape $17.50
$35 Kolinsky and Georgette Cape. . .$17.50
Black, Taupe and Blue Lynx Scarfs
Prices after August $25 to $215
Sale prices $20 to $172
$65 Leopara rxJ 1 ludson Seal Nov
elty Si $35.00
$35 Ciu-: ..i- Sfhnr Neckpw.. . .$17.50
Taupe and Silver Coney Scarfs
Prices after August $7.25 to $37.50
Sale prices $5.85 to $35.00
$45 Hudjon Seal and Errnine Cape
Collar $22.50
$50 Civet Skunk Throw Scarf $27.50
Fox Scarfs of all kinds; Wolf Scarfs in every wanted shade; Lynx Scarfs. Mink. Marten and
Sable i Small Animal Neckwear; Stoles. Coatees. Capes and Coats m fall styles included ... the sale.
Prices after August $ I U to 5Z03
Sale price. $136 to $212
$225 Nutria and Hudson Seal Nov
elty Set $115.00
$150 Kolinsky Neckpiece and Muff
(Set) $75.00
Squirrel Neckpieces
Prices after August $25 to $250
Sale prices $20 to $200
$75 Mole and Skunk Cape. Collar
and Muff (Set) $45.00
$75 Filch Cape Collar $37.50
$85 Kolinsky and Ermine Collarette. .$45.00
Hudson Seal Coatees
Price after August. . . . $200 to $525.00
Sale prices $150 to $393.75
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