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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
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Exclusive agents for
DUBBELBILT
CLOTHES FOR BOYS
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Knox Hats
Nettleton Shoes
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Great Coats
Now Here
Patrick mnckinawn for men and boys the "Hi
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Weather" Coats. There is no other cloth just lilcc Patr; k r.
It is essentially a north country fabric, made from th0 tl ' L
fibre wool of "sheep that thrive in the snow."
Patrick mackinaws, great coats and woolen wear
higher than the ordinary kinds. See the line exclusively
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LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS
KLAMATH FALLS AGENTS FOR PATRICK WOOLEN WEAR
Store
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Ford touring car. Good
condition $350. Hi auk Sexton,
Merrill. Oregon. 20-lt
WANTED 3 passengers for Los
Angeles. Yes, It's a Ford. Call at
Herald office. . 20-lt
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Door business rooms, refrigerating
plant in hotel, framed barn In rear,
big lot, on Stato Highway In county
seat, Northern California, all furni
ture and fixtures go with hotel, three
business rooms now rented, also
vacant lots in town of Dunsmutr.l
Price and terms given upon nppllca-
tion to B. K. Collier, Yreka. cm
20-6t
PERSONAL Information ns to the,
whereabouts of A. Baxter former-'
Ij of Baxter & Malone, l'lumbeis!
Klamath Falls, Oregon, u wanted by;
Arthur R. Wilson, phone 100. 20-3t
STAR TH12ATRK TONIOHT
FOR SAI..E Brick hotel, 57 rooms1
on main street, with four ground
Monday Bargain night. Double BUI '
(Constance Talmadgo in "Sauce for,
tho Goose" and Wallace Roid in "Too
Many Millions." 20-lt I
NOTICE OF FIXAIi SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned has filed in tho County
Ccurt of tho Stato of Oregon for'
Klamath County, tho Final Account I
of her administration of said Estatoj
and slid Court has by order fixed"
Novehibor 24, 1919, at tho hour of
2:30 o'clock P. M. ns tho time and!
the court room of said .Court in the!
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, as
the placo for tho hearing of said
Final Account.
Dated October 20, 1919.
AGNES. H. ESKELSON.
Administratrix of the Estate of Or
viilo J. Eskelson, Deceased.
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BOKLE
DAYS
. These be "Bottle Days." Any
thing: that comes in a bottle that
is a bottle can be bought here at attractive prices.
"Bottle Days" are your opportunity to stock-up on
standard, needed, household supplies of finest quality
Stop in there is something here for YOU.
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!: ' HOT WATER BOTTLE wk
$f. is our best Bottle Bargain. !V,V
i' ?, C - No. 2 Size; just the shape $ ,v
..ii.,. of this advertisement. Pat-
";,.. ' ented Neck Construction; ''A',1'"
vi t:r no seams to leak, no bifid- --S.' ,
;4j.ji' ings to come loose. Finest ?V -'' '
'y grade rubber, smoothj-sani- '.,,..
tary finish. Affords maxi- ."'S'''?"',
mum heating surface. Get , . J...,.
one now at ,. -' frZ&m. : .,
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GOOD HEALTH BOTTLE, No. 2 Mk'Lsitl&W
NUMBER FORTY BOTTLE, 2 qt llJ&J.'.;..;. 2.50
NUMBER FORTY BOTTLE, 3 qt '. !l..l 2.75
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IS GRANDEST ON
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MRS. DAIiKV GAINS SEVENTEEN
POUNDS TAKING TANI-AC
THOUGHT CASE WAS HOP:.
liESS.
"They said I couldn't llvo moro
than six months longer," said Mrs.
Mary Daley of S30 Oak st., San
Frnnclsco, Cal., In conversation with
a special Tanlac representative, re
cently, "but I'm still hero and feeling
flno.
"I'havo actually gained seventeen
pounds and a half slnco I bogau tak
ing Tanlac," slio continued, "and to
look at mo now no ono could suppose
I had been sick at all. But for sev
eral months previous to tho time I
got Tanlac I couldn't do my house
work. I sufTorod from gastritis all
tho time, would bloat terribly, and
always folt miserable My appotlte
was gone and my stomacli so weak
that I felt nauseated most of the
time. I was so nervous tho least un
usual noise would stnrtle nip. I
could hardly sloop at nil, had night
sweats, and so run down and weak
thnt tho least oxortton would exhaust
mo completely. I lost weight and
kopt gutting worse until I was told I
could not llvo moro than six months
at tho rate I was going down hill,
. "I honestly bollevo Tnnlnc In tho
finest modlclno In tho world. Noth
ing helped mo until I began taking It
and now I am Jus; Ilka 11 pta.son
made over. My appetlto Is just
8nlondld and I can eat anything I
want without tho least trouble from
it. And I don't think 1 hnvo ever
enjoyed sleeping so well and I nlwnyH
get up mornings feeling thoroughly
rested and refreshed. My house has
eight rooms but I can now do nil tho
work with oaso. Tnnlnc has certain
ly boon a Godsend to mo and I feel
that I would bo ungrutoful not to
toll othors about It."
Tanlac Is sold in Klamath Falli
by tho Star Drug Co., and In Lorollo
by tho James Merc, Co. Adv.
STAK THKATUE TONIGHT
Monday Bargain night, Double BUI
Constance Talmndgo In "Sauce for
tho Goose" and Wnllnco Hold In "Too
Many Millions." 20-lt
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EXERCISE YOUR BRAINS
Tho present gunnrntlon x living In nn nco ol me
chanical villlclitncy which Iiiih developed n iloiilorablo lack
of tir.it ii uxorcldu.
Tl.o Autoplunu Is CHpcclally designed to enable the
operator to exorcise the bialn In I lie Interpretation ct
music.
In producing music on thu Aulopinno you become
-part of It and at will can innko It respond to your every .1
Lending styles of this rcinnrknblo IMtiyer piano may
bo seen only at our store
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
"Tito Store Tlnit'H Dlireient"
- .-(17 Main St.
CROWDS and CROWDS
Attended our sale Saturday and today; at times it was
simply impossible to wait upon the mass of humanity that
crowded the store. The people of Klamath claim it is our
GREATEST
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KLAMATH FALLS
WHRE PARTICULAR PEOPLE,
BUY THEIR DRUGS
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Never in our business existence have we been in such a position to offer the
people of Klamath Falls and vicinity such bargains. Don't take our word;
come and see for yourself.
Two Big Specials for Tue
sday
9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., Tuesday Only
We yill offer the people for one hour only, Men's
Fleece-lined Union Suite in all sizes. The regular
price is $2.50. 'To go on sale for
$1.25
Limit 2 suits to a customer.
4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday Only
You can buy for one hour only, Men's Black n
Tan Sox that sell at the regular price or n ,
go on sale Tuesday between 4:30 and i.w , '
for
5 cents
Limit 2 pairs to a customer.
erGoods
The StandajpdoiseroirfSfervice Rubber.
Goods fey CIi riw" Z?jfemsxe Our Stock
SALE HOURS
WEEK DAYS
9. to 6,
SATURDAY
9 to 9
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