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The Man fortunate enough to secure a
KUPPENHEIMER SUIT or OVERCOAT has
an advantage over most Clothes Wearers.
It is n difficult season. There is a scarcity of the besta flood
of goods below the average strange makes bidding your atten-
ition.
.The" name Kuppenheimer means all-wool clothes of known
merit and assured value by a house that has never lowered its
standard of quality.
Step in and select your "Kuppenheimer" for Fall.
K.K.K. STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters
BOYS' DUBBELB1LT CLOTHES KNOX HATS NETTLETON SHOES
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ERSONAL...
William Morgan of Bly Is in the
city on business.
George Bradley spent yesterday
fishing at Spring Creek.
Ben Catlet is down from Odessa
for a few days business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bubb of
Merrill aro in the city on business
and pleasure.
Joe Mlrandi left yesterday for
Fort Klamath where he will be em
ployed at the hatchery.
Miss Gladys Applegate' of Ashland
Is in the city for a week's visit with
her sister, Mrs. Otto Klum.
' John Noud is movinghls family
from tho Claremont to the Keller
apartments on Eight street.
.Mrs. Arthur Llvermore and child
ren of Chico are in the city visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Carter.
operated on a week nga at the hos
pital is reported to be improving
rapidly.
Mrs. Charles Stemwell expects to
leave shortly for Chicago and other.
pastern points to visit with rcla
tlves and friends for a month .
Ray Bryant backed his cur into
Sam Smltba store yesterday, while
the engine was in reverse, and did
a bit of damage to the windows.
D. B. Campbell, H. H. Edmonds,
Charley Riley and W. T. Shives left
yesterday for . Johnson Prarle on
Jenny Creek on a duck hunting
expedition.
Among the arrivals on the train
last evening was R. E. MacCamy of
Seattlo, who has come to Klamath
Falls to engage in architectural
draughting for A. F. Heide.
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A. Kalina of Malin was at the
county seat yesterday transacting
business and looking after material
and supplies fcr the new building
he Is erecting. This building is to
be occupied by Mr. Kalina for his
I
He Stomach Begins
digestion, but the most important work
is done by the bowels, liver and kid
neys. Failure of these to act efficiently
allows the whole body to be poisoned.
KARL'S LITTLE LIVER LIFTERS do
more than produce bowel movement.
Liver, skin and kidneys are influenced
to more active effort with resulting in
creased effect.
STAR DRyG CO.
J II lloblis, who operates tho! Mrs. J. J. Jo.slln arrlvud hint ovon
'general store at Merrill, an Inj InK from .Minneapolis to make an
ton yostorduy en matters of lual-f extended visit with Mm. Gilbert
Iness in connection with his store , Fleet of this city.
Jnnd also looklnK after lntoroats ofi
' hto estate of Chris. Dlcuorfckaon, of I XOTK'IJ
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which he Is administrator.
NOTICE
Dr. A. A. Soulo will visit tho La
dies' Gymnastic Club this ovenlng to hu present
pass Judgment on Its activities, wo
therefore request tho presence of all
members. l)-lt
Tho High School INiront-Tonchurn'
Association will moot In tho high
school building Friday uftonioon at
1 o'clock All parents, teachers and1
high school Htudcnts aro invltud to,
Commission & Auction
Room
Yes, w. liny household far.
nlturo mill merchandise. Hlh.
est cusli price paid See
DICK
1008 Mnln St
Mr. and Mrs. W.
unclu and aunt of Jirs.
K. Larkcy,
Fred Garlch
Mrs. A. A. Mehaffoy who was ' completed
new store, and also by the Malin f, llls cIt'- a,ld Pents of Ike Lar
State Bank, just ss soon a3 it lslke' of Klrk have como from tlle!r
'home in Elkhart, Kansas, to locate
in Klamath county.
MODERN HOMES
Four room house near depot at
$1000.00 half cash.
Good live room houso and big lot
on Oak Ave. at $2000.00 on easy
terms.
! Now and modorn flvo room house
'on 10th St. at $2500.00. Vory tlcslr-
ablo and will soon bo on pavomont.
Now six room houso on Michigan
Ave. near depot at $2G00.00 on easy
terms.
Neat fivo room bungalow on
Jefferson St. near 10th at $2800.00
on easy terms. A good homo nt a
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY very low price
, Now and strictly modern flvo room
SNM'VS'V'''W bungalow on Grant St. near 11th at
$3150.00 on easy terms, this win
FOR SALE
tandem
J. D. Dervan
. ..-ft. disc harrow with appcai t0 tho careful buyer,
attachment; nearly new.' We h bo gIad t0 8now
an, Merrill Route. 9-,of thc90 ll0U6C3.
you any
YOUR HOME
CAN NOW HAVE
FURNACE HE
The Quaker Pipeless Furnace offers clean, even
furnace heat to the thousands of homes that here
tofore have been forced to rely on inadequate and
'dirty stoves. Many times the ordinary type of
furnace installation is out of .the question on ac
count of tearing up the floors and walls for regis
ters ana stacKs. Again, tne basement is too small
to admit of the furnace or the home owner has
vnot felt justified in spending the money required
for an elaborate pipe installation.
"" Whatever the reason provided, the" home own
er has, nevertheless, longed for clean, healthful,
even furnace heat.
The Quaker Pipeless Furnace
Meets This Demand
The Quaker Pipeless Furnace has no pipes, no
bulky cold air returns. Your floors and walls are
not torn up, no cellar is too small.
The installation is extremely simple. Anybody
can install the ' Quaker Pipeless Furnace. An
abundance of clean, pure, warm air, sent to every
room. Simpler than a stove to. operate, cleaner,
more saying of"fuel, and much more healthful.
Sends heat to eveiy room in the house. Venti-
L late3 as well as heats: Changes and purifies the
'air in every room.
Taylor Rettol of the Crater Lake
Tire Sorvlce Station have Installed a
new fib re-tread mold and are now
prepared to turn out the finest re
treads In the county. You be the
Judge of our work. 1120 Main St.,
Klamath Falls. Ore. 7-Gt
Hon- nlmut some new records from
KjiiI Shepherd's? at
CLEARANCE SAL? SATURDAY Phono CG.
All k mis or goods. 201 6th St., .
cor. Klamath. Salo 10 a. in. 9-2t
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FOR RENT Room over O M.
Hector storo 35X50 feet with five
rooms above. J. F. Mugulre, 125
No. 7th St. 9-5t
I Chllcoto & Smith, 633 Main, St.
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8-2 1
season
of pearls
At tho national convention
of retail Jewelers, Miss
Hello Archer of New York,
foremost authority on Jow
elry fashlcns, tMd the Jew-
elers that this winter would
see pearls worn by more
women and on moro occa
sions than over bpforo.
"Not to wear pearls will bo
a social fault," Miss Archer
declared.
Tho price of real pearls Is
enormous, yot It buys no
greater beauty of color,
sheen or form, than one as
sures in lino artificial
pearls.
95.00 to SKO.OO,
BEST I1UY IN CITY Half a city
block with live good houses, one a
two-apartment house; good-size lots; I
good location, houses would rent fo j I
SI. 200 nor vnar. nr morn. Will sRlrll
for S18.500. S3. 000 cash, balancoi
Ion terms to suit tho buyer. Mrs.
Mto Otterbein, 527 Klamath Avo.
9-3t
COL'.NTV TKKARUKKK'K .NOTICE I
Notice lo hereby given that thoro
aro funds In the county treasury for
the redemption of Klamath County
general fund warrants protested
(presented for payment but not paid
for the want of funds) on or before
Sept. 2, 1913.
Interest on tho above will cease
from date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Orogon,
this utn day of Oct. 1919.
G. K. Van Ripor,
9-5t County Treasurer.
BIG DANCE
AT
MERRILL
FRIDAY.
THE
10th.
MUSIC
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MALIN
ORCHESTRA.
ADMISSION
$1.00.
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THK PICK OF THE I'ICTUItKS"
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H. W. Poole, Owner
Matinee Every Day
TONIGHT
BIG DOUBLE BILL AT REGULAR PRICES
Dainty Priscilla Dean in
"THE EXQUISITE THIEF"
and Mary Miles Mintcr in
"THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL"
,'ou Tlio pictures nil) Mmun In the older imimd, preceded by
laughable comedy
Regular Prices Tonight
"Broken Blossoms" is coming to the Liberty
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M..
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BLACK, GUNMETAL,
MAHOGANY CALF OR
INDIAN TAN CALF
A r ALL DEALERS
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
Till, Main Sr.
Official S. P Watch
Inspector,
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the Buckheciit Army Shpe is every inch
. man's choel Worn by men in all walks of
-at all times, in all climes, A shoe built for unusual
comfort and extra Marice. Get a pair today I
IUtADLEV'S SHOE STORE
727 Main St.
Mndufncturer. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT San Francisco
Correctly refined
Zerolene is correctly refined from selected
California crude oil. It is the product of the
combined resources, experience and equipment
of the Standard Oil Company.
By exhaustive study and actual tests the
Standard Oil Company Board of Lubrication
Engineers has determined the correct consis
tency of Zerolene for your make of automqbile.
Their recommendations are available for you
in the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Charts.
There is a senarate chart for each make of car.
Get one for your car. ,At your dealer's or our
nearest station.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CrtlfornU)
rf grade for each type ofieng
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jT. J. MONTELL, Special Agent Klamath a' v
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