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Dr. (Icorgo A, Massoy report the
III r tli of u buby girl to Mr. unil Mm,
W. A. Shells of MIIIh nddtlon.
Mm. (Joorgo l. Drtimmond undor
wont it Horloun operation at tho War
ran Hunt hospital thin morning. Dr.
PIANOS OF DISTINCTION
Every Winter we visit lending piano stores scat
tered over a wide extent of country with the view
of getting the best and latest in our line.
We have spent practically one entire year working
in all the different departments of a large Eastern
Piano Factory that we may know "Quality."
We have studied Music several years in San Fran
cisco and Chicago that we may know the best in
"Piano Tone."
We have placed Standard Priced and Advertised
Pianos on our wareroom floor so that people can
easily satisfy themselves as to our prices and values.
We arc tho only firm locally that ships in by car
load, buys only for cash and from the Eastern Fac
tories exclusively. '"' f
There are many reasons why we sell more Musical
Instruments in Klamath than all others combined
and every reason is n benefit to our patrons.
Wise Buyers will deal at our Music House.
EarltShephercl Co.
Klamath's Only Exclusive Music House
507 Main St Phone 282-J.
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BIG : DANCE
Tonight
Due to rain the regular Pavilion Dance will be held;
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A. A. Houlo, nor physician, reported
that sho rallied well from tho opera
tion unil ho expects no unfavorable
result.
Mr. and Mrs. 1). U. I.nwton and
(luy l.nwton of Fort Klaniuth arc vis
HorH In town today. Mm. l.awton
uccompiinliid her nlntvr. Miss Ilortha
Plttman, who linn been hor guest for
Nuvurul wcdkii, huru and Mis I'lttman
took tho train for tier homo In Lot
AnKoli'H.
Father Thoinu llrady. of l.ako-
view ,1 In Klamath Falls for two or
thrcio days.
Mm. 0. Huttlo of Klamath Falls
und Ilernlcu Cooko of Yalnax, under
went major operation at tho Warren
Hunt hospital this morning. It la
reported that they urn both doing
nicely. "
Mr. Alton Sloan left this morning
for llurkeley, California, when) iho
will vIbII her mother for tho next
month. Mr. Hloan planri on going
down to coma homo with her at the
end of tho month.
J, Htroblo enmo n lam night from
San Francisco and In stopping at the
White Pelican hotel.
K, T. Unn I a Klamath vliltor
from Kan Francisco today.
, Dr. C. 0. Prentice left today for
Modoc county to attend to matter of
builncii.
Deputy U. 8. Marihal S. F. Pace
arrived from Portland lait night and
li aervlng subpoenas on Klamath
residents today for tho October term
of court to. be held In Mcdford. Evon
Ilert C. Thomai. United Btatca com-'
mliiloncr. did not rscapo, much to
hli surprise.
U. E. Walker left thli morning for
tho Klamath marih to look after hli
catllo Intercuts thcro.
Mr. Martin, of thn Johnson Meat
company of San Francliico, li In
Klamath looking Into cattla condi
tions thin week.
It. O. Clayton and wife of Seattle
aro In the city today and aro gucita
at thu Whlto Pelican hotel.
Percy arises, of tho arises Lumber i
company, drovo Into town ycstonlajr
from Ilonanza and Is spending a t
days hero looking after huslncts.
A. J. O'Kefo arrived last night
from Kugeno tor a fow days' buslpesa
visit In Klamath Falls. "
Fred Hill Is a county seat business'
visitor from Chlloquln today.
II. K. Paddock of Portland arrived
last night and Is stopping at tho
White Pelican hotel.
In splto of'thn unfavorablo weather1
tourists and vacation visitors as well ,
as thoao here on business contlnuo
to till tho hotels' to overflowing every
night. Tho Whlto Pollcan hotel re
ported this morning that they had
turned people uway every night this
week, and conditions aro very much
th umn at other hotels here.
Mr. and" Mrs. Charles Lent arepe,cted that ahe will be able to be out
spending 'a' few days In town fromfooB.
their homo at Fort Klamath. Don Newbury drovo In last, night
Mra. Ethr nobblns, who has been from a two weeks automobile trip
visiting her sister. Mrs. It. L. Morrltt tovor Klamath county,
and family for tho past month. leftJ
for San Francisco this morning whero .TEAMSTERS AND CHAUFFEURS
she Will attend school, ,.V'0, locai o. auu win nom re-
.tfpaul O. Lewi, of Yamhill county IS"'""0",
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Special Sale
Friday and Saturday
We have a number of rolls of Linoleum in stock at the present time, and hare
made a very special price on them, as we have a large stock of Cong oleum
ordered, and we must have room for it when it arrives. Every piece of Linoleum
in the store is included and will be sold Friday or Saturday.
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All Printed Linoleums, Regular
$1.75 a yard, Special.. $1.19 yd.
Inlaid Linoleums, Regular
$2.25 grade, Sale. Price $1.69 yd.
Inlaid Linoleums, Our Regular
$2.50, For Two Days..., $1.8 yd.
Inlaid Linoleum, Our Best '
$3.00 grade, Price Only 3.39 yd.
Every bit of Galatea in the Store
will be on sale at 25c a yard during
the two days of this sale. Think what
that means ! ! There is reallv nothing
that can compare .with Galatea, for
School Clothes, in economy when you
can buy it at this price. We have
solid colors and a large number of
stripes for you to choose from, but to
obtain a real selection it will be nec
essary to come early.
Remember, all Galatea at
25c YARD .!
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.We have only juflt-recejved a
shipment 'Genuine Amoskeag
Apple Sluipber, Aaiid were, for
tunate' to, obtain it a a price
which erimbjes'ttitb sell it at the
ixtrerntlyiow.price of fOc iyard.
It contesin tinumber of soft
etrippod Querns, and cannot be
equalled in Klamath Falls at this
price of
50c YARD
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LAST CORSET SALE DAYS '
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Just two days left of our Corset Sale, and, to judge by the number ym have
sold, it must have been appreciated. "- .
We are giving a Brassiere FREE with every Corset which me sell, of a value
equal to about 25 of the value of the Corset, v "
An opportunity to obtain a Gossard Brassiere without any expense ta not to
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i Don't fail to read the
and Miss Audroy A. Tolle of Merrill
were Issued a marriage license yes
terday, by tho county clerk.
Mlsa Clara Calkins, who has been
lit for tho past 10 days, Is reported
on the road to recovery and It Is ex-
Beptember
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meeting on" Friday,
4th. For Information
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So difficult la thevort of cutting
ladles' kid gloves that most of the!
principal cutters In Paris are known
to the trade by nnmo and fame.
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TONIGHT
The Essence or Romance predominates in
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with hresistable SHIRLEY MASON starring
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FRIDAY
Charming Mary MacLaren in
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"RIDERS OF THE DAWN"
the photoplay of "The Desert of Wheat" the great
novel by ZANE GREY
, KLAMATH ATHLETIC CLUB
" Locatedjwer Dodge Garageat 4th and Klamath
streets. Open" day and night to members $1.00
makes you member until the 1st' of October, $5.00
thereafter. Applications received at the Jewe Cafe.
; Wild Bill Reed, boxing instructor. '
FRANK SMITH, Free.
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are "moneys worth" always. The
Tra,de Mark is the, assurance of
maker and dealer, that price repre
sents utmost worthand satisfaction
to you.
The Bpotery
CHAS. P. MAGUIRE
713 Main St
. "THE DARKTOWN FOLLIES"
1$ AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
Eugene O'Brien in "THE FIGURE HEAD
This picture 'is said 'to be tiie'best he hasi
made to date and is one mat you will enjoy
l Tonight the DARKTOWN FOLLIES will
show first and then the NtrruKiss ana iasij
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Uie U UlJlJloO. XIIW wm give jruu a, v.,kv
to see the DARBIES in ther farewell
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