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COMBINING exquisite softness and
perfect comfort with an allowance
for that freedom of movement so nec
essary for active youngsters. ,
Forest Mills Union Suits for Girls
Aslio to fit every nfic from 2 to 16 years
2022 Heavy cotton, white fleece lined.
2030 Heavy merino, white.
2032 Heavy silkatecn and merino. T
All above fabrics may also bo obtained
In vests and pants
Forest Mills Union Suits for Boys
A size to fit ctcry age from 4 to 16 years
2042 Heavy cotton, white, fleece lined.
2044 Heavy cotton, gray, fle ce lined.
2046 Heavy merino, gray.
Above fabrics may also be obtained
in shirts and drawers
Forest Mills Waist Union Suits for
Either Boys or Girls k
From 2 to 12 years
792 Heavy cotton, white, fleece lined.
793 Heavy cotton, gray, fleece lined.
692 CHILDREN'S Sleeping Garment.
Heavy cotton, white, fleece lined.
691 In gray, same as above.
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J 11. Colllnnn Is In town from his
ranch near Swan Uiko. v
(1. K. Anderson, nccompanlod by
his daughter, was In town Monthly
fiom hU ranch In (Meno.
T. N Cnso anil family woro visit
ors at thu county sent yesterday from
thulr ranch at Mt. I.akl.
I). A. McComb, who has a One
place In tho Valley, wan transacting
business at tho county seat Monday,
! Till: IlltAT TOMfllll'
Hy special iirrnngomont with Oil
ver Morosco, Maud Mullen's delight-
i ful comedy "Tho llrat," will appear
at The Opera House tonight.
Tho story of tho play hinges upon
tho evolution and development of a
child of tho tonomonts Tho llrat,"
when sho Is transplanted from her
original surroundings to her real
home. Tho llrat Is for tho most part
laughter, but now and then como a
few serious moments that tond to
J heighten tho effects. With bright
1 tics, particularly amusing situations
and pur.gont little opIgramB and up
to date Flang.
Mli-8 Fulton carries the play to a
successful and satisfactory conclu
sion, there Is n strong appeal In tho
comedy that Is thoroughly appreciated.
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8,000 milo guaranteed tire at cost
Save money The Perfection Tire.
Tho Asbestos Breaker Strip keep out
road heat and does away with tread
separation. At cost while they last
Crater Lake Tire Service Station
1126 Main St., Klamath Falls, Ore.
7-6t
How about some new records from
Krl Shepherd's? 2t
NOTICE
I am now prepared to furnish
Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Cam.,
sand and gravel pit In any quantity
that may be desired by contractors
and builders.
AL, F. GRAHAM.
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Blick Bear Macklnaws, Loggers
Shirts at N B. Drews Store 6th and
Main 6-3 1
NOTICE
St. Paul's Guild (Episcopal) will
hold Its regular meeting Thursday)
2.30 p. m., Oct. 9th, with Mrs. G. It. I
Manning, 931 Lincoln St. Evory
one interested in our church, wel
come, especially strange! s. S-lt
MODERN HOMES
rVinr r"om houso noar dopot at I
$1000.00 half cash.
Good nvo room house and big lot
on Oak Ave. at 12000.00 on easy
terms.
Mcv nnd modern Ovo room houso
on inth St. at $2500.00. Very desir
able nnd will soon bo on pavement.
New six room houso on Mlchlgnn
Ave. noar depot at $2600.00 on oasy
terms.
Noat Ave room bungalow on
Jefferson St. near 10th at $2800 00
- fpP1,,q a good homo at a
very low price.
N'ow nnd strictly modern dvo room
bungalow on Grant St. near 11th at
3ir.o no on easy termB. This will
appeal to the careful buyer.
We shall bo- glad to show you any
of these houses.
Chilcoto & Smith, 633 Main, St.
Phone 66. 8-2t
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Music a Necessity
MuhIc IM ii noci'HNlly In all homo f jt ......
fines, Hoothon tho tired ndrvwi ami keeps itway t!io bl W"
Any family tluil linn once enjoyed gmd music i ,., ,
homo would make moat any wierlllco to nK uin 1 1 , r
ploaBuro. h "" ni111 lt
Earl Hiephurd'H nluniliirtl lustruinentH are "Nidlnn.n
priced as well iih Nationally Advertln.-d." nnd m, J ,uf
loiiNCii ho many poopln In our atnru imy, "Why ,i, i
your lino haven't gonn up much M ln
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
I'Iiwkim - V kit ohm ItcconU
Oppnidlc I'liht Htnln A SiuIng ii,,,,
007 .Main
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How about some new records from
Earl Shepherd's? 2t
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Taylor llottol of the Crater Lnko
Tiro Service Station have Installed a
now rib re-tread mold nnd are now
prepared to turn out tho finest re
troads In tho county You "bo tho
Judge of our workj 1126 Main St.,
Klamath Kails, Ore. 7-Ct
Sarety bonds while yon wait. Chil
cote A Smith. S-tf
The Man of the Future Must
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Have Physical as Well
i: As Mental Fitness
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-For this reason Mothers should make sure that their children re
4ceive the sort of nourishment that makes for physical welfare.
vtVve make a specialty of
FOR SALE 1916 Halnea auto
mobllo ln first class condition
$1400. Klamnth Auto and Machlno
Works. 21 Main. 8-3t
.FURNISHED llOOMS One outside
room with stove; suitable for gent
leman. One upstairs room. Phono
.393. 1185 Crescent 8-3t
FOR SALE 5 passenger Chevrolet
car Excellent condition Price
$3B0. 1157 Main or Phone 169
C. L. McWIlliams. 8-3t
FOR SALE -Modern 7 room homo
nnd bath 2 lots second Hot'
Springs. Bargain. Fred W. Hyndman
1629 Wall St., Owner. 8-6t
FOR SALE 200 tons of first clasB1
wild hav. Adress J. J. Ray,'
Chiloquln, Oregon. 8-6t '
TO TRADE $400 equity ln 3 room
furnished houso and largo lot, for
automobile. Will pay difference
321 Grant St, 8-3t
FOR SALE Or will trado for Indian
Land on tho Klamath Marsh; one
five passenger, six cylinder tourlnc
car, cylinders have been ground and
new pistons to replace the eld: also
new top, Box A. B. C. Herald
Office. , etf
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LIBERTY THEATRE
THE I'ICK OI' THE PICTUHKS"
H. W. Poole, Owner Matinee Every Day
TONIGHT
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MR. and MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN
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FRESH INFANT FOODS
If your child does not seem to thrive on the food you are using,
then select something from our stock.
We order these foods at frequent -intervals and guarantee fresh-
ness.
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- ' 'K. 8UC1 a8 WH not shock the delicate system.
; . In fact we cany everything in Foods, Remedies, Nursery Sup
, pJiesiEtc, that may contribute to the little fellow's' health and
'comfort. I
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WHERE PARTICULAR' PEOPLE
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FOR MEN
We try tp have our watch
stock the kind that eVery
man would be glad to look
over when he's. In the mar
ket for a watch.
WJ know that 'some men
want Inexpensive watches,
others medium priced, and
tnat with others prlco Is a
secontlary matter, provided
they can get the watch that
satisfies them In every de-1
tail or accuracy, 'style and
durability.
So we have selected the
makes experience has
taught ub are thoroughly
reliable, and offer ln each
of them choice in all
gradeu and slzoa, handsome
ly cased.
You are certain of complete
watch satisfaction when you
buy hore.
915.00 to ST5.00
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main 64.
Official S. P, Watch
Inspector.
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By, Special Arrangement With
OLIVER MOROSCO
Maud Fulton's Comedy
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Prices, Adults - , - . -Children
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