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AH Straw Hats ONE-HALF the regular price.
All Panama Hats ONE-HALF the regular price.
All Boys' Suits 20 per cent off the regular price. Celebrat
ed Dubbelbilts. Men's fine work Shoes worth regular to
$9.00, Saturday $4.65.
Men's work Sox, regular 25c quality; Sat. 2 pairs for 25c.
Men's fine Hog Gloves, reg. $1.25 quality, Saturday 95c
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Buy Real ProfeSion
The roofing should be as good as the
building. Roofing is important because
it must protect the contents of barn,
bouse, wareroom, shop, shed, garage, etc.
it should be dependable. Ru-ber-oid is
made of the best .materials by an organi
zation of experts having 35 years roofing
experience. Ru-ber-oid is cheapest be
cause it lasts and gives dependable pro
tection. ,wt Also, etlr as about Su-btr-oid
Jjf Shingles red and sreea
RU-BER-OID
READY ROOFING
LAKESIDE LUMBER CO.
Tri. 128
Kbixath Ave. nml Center St.
I PERSONAL MENTION I
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Horace ShIJIer. who Heft here a
about seven weeks ago, U In town
tor a. day or two, en route, to, Holly
wood trom British Columbia, whore
la. hail bacn on timber business.
XrsSbldter Is-In Hollywood.
Mirs- Dorothy Hamilton, who has
been attending school at Mt. Angel,
attired, here last nlglH to spend the
summer with ber mother.
J. N. Johnston, an attorney from
CrauU Pass, is, here for a few days
attesting to legal business.
Mrs. J. H. Coyle, of San Prancisco,
as net to spend the summer with her
eevstn, sirs. L. II Oelbn, at her home
Pine atreet
! J. J. Cambers was a visitor In
KUmath Falls )eterday- from his
, home In Ashland. ' Ho was bore at
tending to business connected with a
plan to sell bis big ranch near Duck
'Lake.
Mrs. I. M. Curd and children, of
Silver Lake, Oregon, left this morn
Ing for Cblco, California, whore they
will visit Mrs. Curd's mother and sis
ter for about sis weeks.
Mrs. Alice Fulton. Miss Eva Ful
ton and Mlis F. C. Msson, of Oak
land, California, who havo been visit
ing at Crater Lake for the last week,
left this morning for McCloud, Cali
fornia. Miss Ctlnne Slgman, who has been
visiting at Klamath agency with ber
sister, Mrs. H. P. Jolly, for four
weeks, left this morning for her
home In Kansas City, Mo. Miss Slg
(man Is Identified with the agricul
tural department at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Keece, who have
been here oa business for the past
two days, returned to their home In
Dorrls this morning.
Carl Van Meter left this morning
to visit relatives In Portland for Ave
or six months.
'Mrs. II. E. Herman and chlldron,
who have beer, visiting hero with
Mrs. Herman's sister, Mrs. Sadie
Hartley, for two days, returned on
tho morning train to their homo In
Kegg. Oregon.
W. M. Broady was n passenger on
tho morning train for his homo In
Sacramento. Ho has been boro on
business and a visit for the last
month.
Mrs. It. A. Perkins nnd son, Her
bert, have gone to Oakland, Califor
nia, to visit for two weeks with Mrs.
Perkln's daughter.
T. L. Stanley, secretary of tho
Chamber of Commerco of LoulMown.
Montana, Is spending a feu- days'
(Viewing tno Klamath country, cap
tain Applegate reports that Mr. Stan
ley is so Interested that ho may be
come a resident of this county at
somo time.
There will be a meeting of tho park
beard at the; chamber of commorco
rooms tomorrow afternoon. Tboy ex
pect to take up the business of pur
chasing a new park site In tho near
future.
A son was born yesterday .10 Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas B. Wilton, ot
Christy's mill. Mother and sou atv
I being cared for at'tho Warren Hunl
hospital.
Mrs. 0. A. Masscy and children
havo geno to Newport, whero tboy
will spend the remainder ot tho sum
mer months.
Captain R. II. Reed nnd family,
who have been visiting hero for sov
eral weeks, returned to Oakland this
morning. Mr Reed was In business
at one time, but sold out to go to
Honolulu.
J. D. Puckett and Prentice Puckett
were In town this morning from
their logging camp near Odessa.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Lawton arrived
In town from their home at Fort
Klamath about noon today. They
report that the Fort country was de-
Maged by a heavy rain storm yester
day and last night. It was so heavy
in fact that logging operations were
stopped this morning on account ot
the roads.
Mrs. II. Stephens, who has been
living at Algoma has moved to Sua
anvllle, California.
Fred Peterson was a visitor hero
today from his ranch near Merrill.
Sago hen season opens tomorrow
and In honor ot tho occasion Bert
Wlthrow, Virgil Do Imp. Dr. Fred
Weitcrfcld and Oarrett Vnn Illper
havo gono to Langcll Valley this af
ternoon In order to bo on band when
it becomes lawful to tiro tho first
shot.
Miss Kra (IrWIn. accompanied by
her nephew, (Jeorgo Wright, Is hero
from San Francisco. They spend sov
oral weeks of each year In a long
tramp through nn Interesting part ot
tho country. List year tboy woro In
tho Sierra Novndas for nearly a
month. Mlis (Ulffin nnd her com
panion left on the boat this morning
for Odessa, whero they will tako a
pack animal and go on to Rocky
Point anil Crater 1-nko and ' back
again. They are particularly anxious
to .try tho trout Hutting.
Mrs. A. It. Kpporson'nnd son re
turned homo last night from an ex
tended lslt In tho Knst.
The lawyer acccpFed tii' tribute
complacently. I
"Kind of curious how thine mine
about," he went on. "Now. the tlrst
time a train wns run lni lbce here '
woods It come In cnntnrl with n trump. 1
long about here; and tlil iherv li"l
o'er marks tho spot where we hurleri
him. Now, here he l jtrnvldtM with n '
flrst-clasa tmntntone nnd mi In.crlp
Don that anybody tiili'M ! promt of.
Kinder curious, nln't It J"
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j SU8ANV1LLK. July 14. Tho body
ot An unidentified man was illncnv
' orcd at tho bottom ot a can) on on tho
aldo of tho Fredonln summit near the.
Susanvtllo-Weitwood road No clew
as to hts Identity hns been found.
Tho Illinois constitutional conten
tion has decided that tint women of
that statu are eligible to Jury sen ice.
but cannot be compelled to sure
A Belgian peasant woman, whose
home had been rated to tho ground
during the wor, nought compensa
tion by cntnbllsltlnK herself In a
broken-down tank Ml upon the bat
tlelleld, nnd so fell III love with her
new home that nil attempts of Che
:tutborltle to reniavn ber mot with
nhxnlute failure.
Molybdenite, rlilotly found In Tas
mania Is ued for a variety of pur
pines, but Its principal value Is In the
manufacture of steel, to which It
gives n lianlne and toughnuss that
.unlo the steel suitable for use In
propeller lhafl. guns and boilers,
.Mi's (llad)s 1'uger, the clover
Fngllsh pla)wrlght, who has mar
ried her Persian collaborator, Mr.
Kul Ardascblr. wrote her llrst play
ivhen she was sot en. nnd In later
enr' tiai seen mow than twenty of
her pla produced on the London
stugv.
MADE TOMBSTONE CF ROCK
Probably New Yort.tr Will Investigate
Before He Carves His Nam on
Another Boulder.
It wns quite a while before a promi
nent Iuwjit In New York related to
his friend n personal es-rlence
nblrli he hml one xiinillier when, being
totni-nlint run ilouu In health, he went
Into the Adirondack to ret.
One day. nn he wii wuuilerlng aim
lesly through the wimmK he came up
on n biise boulder not far from the
rallrnd that run nlens: the shore of
a Int-p. Listlessly lie le;an to carve
hli rntine on the rock, but gradually
wanned to the tnsk nnd chlneled real
ouly nway until be had wrought both
nnme nnd date with various embellish
ing flourishes.
As he was proudly surveying the
mult of bis labor, an etderty back
woodxmnn appeared on the scene. Aft
er the cutonmry grertlng, he dex
tprnnsly shifted his peck to the ground,
then with a somewhat quizzical air
iurte.Mil the lawyer's work.
"Quite a hit of art you've got
there." be- observed gravely
LIBERTY THEATRE
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II. W. POOI.K, Owner IIAItllV IIOIIKI, Musical Director
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TONIGHT
A fine All-Star cast presents
"HIS TEMPORARY WIFE"
An interesting comedy-drama
THURSDAY
That clever psir, Albert Ray and Elinor Fair, in
"THE LOST PRINCESS"
On Saturday we have an excellent picture called
"OLD LADY 31"
This is one I can personally recommend.
H. W. Poole.
MATIMKE KVKHY DAY
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ANNOUNCEMENT
I HAVE DECIDED TO PUT PART OF THE MIDLAND.TRACT ON THE MARKET IN SMALL TRACTS, AT TERMS
WELL WITHIN THE REACH OF THE INVESTOR OF SMALL MEANS.
THIS IS DELTA LAND OF THE FINEST QUALITY. SIMILAR TO THE FAMOUS SACRAMENTO VALLEY DELTA
LAND, WHICH WAS ALL SOLD FOR OVER $250 PER ACRE.
IT WILL BE SOLD IN 10, 20 AND 40 ACRE TRACTS, AT $100 PER ACRE, WITH AN INITIAL PAYMENT OF 10 PER
CENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.
thf 1 and IS ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR MINT CULTURE, IT HAVING BEEN STATED RECENTLY BY SOME
of THlF MOST mSlimi INSIDE OF FIVE YEARS THE KLAMATH DELTA LAND WILL BE
?5p ?SBJt FR OF THE MINT CULTURE OF UNITED STATES. IF THIS CROP IS PLANTED IT WILL BE EASILY
PoSffiE BALANCE, OUTSIDE OF THE INITIAL PAYMENT, FROM THE
PROFITS DERIVED FROM HIS LAND.
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L. J A C O B S 62?4l.in Street
Phone 72
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