MOB FIVM
PERSONAL MENTION
13. It. HttiJth nrrlvitil lust iiIkIU
from Him Francisco nml In registered
at lint White- I'flllrnn hotel,
Don nml Carl Newbury, who Imvo
heon spending tint Niiimniir with thnlr
toother, Mm, Wilbur Jones, liift on
tha train this morning for Btigeno,
whom thoy will enter tha University
of Oregon.
William (Irirrith, who has n big
rnnch In Poo Vnlley, was In town to
cliiy on IniNlncfH nnd lo attend tha
Fair.
Mm, I,, II, llngun Ih nctlrig ns ns
slsliint secretary nt Ihu county fair
loilny nml tomorrow.
Mr, nml Mm, lllton Hrcson nr
rlvril liiHt nliilit from Tiileht, Oregon
Thoy will vIhII with Mr. Iloesoii'
uimt nml miclit, Mr. nml Mm. J A
I I.iiint tin nml oilier rolntlvcs, '
Itumi Hiillon wim III town thl .
morning on fulr business,
It. II. Cookn, who went out (or a
week's door hunt,' returned yesterday
empty h a nil ml, llo report Hint It
wim too rnlny (or him.
J. I,. Hlghtmler nml mm are mnk
line arrangement to novo to Mnlln
whom they will try (armfng (or o
year.
Mm. J, H, llubh, who has been hero
(or thn past I h rco week with her son
R. H. II u lib, loft thin nrornlnK (or her
homo In I'nlo Alto, CnlKornln,
Mr. nml Mm. II. U. Hardrnhrook
returned Inst night from rortliiml,
whom they hnvo boon on ft ten dnys'
vncntlon,
Mini Ituth I'latt. of EugrriK, nnd
Florence I'latt, o( Yrnka, are regis
tered at tha White IVIIcan' today.
Alln M, I, m I a tourist tlsltar
horo from Topekn, Kansas. Hhoil
stopping at thn Whlln I1tlcan hotel
W. E. Lamm, of the l.smm Mm.
bar company, la In thn iflty today
(torn Modoc Point. , ' i .
James it. Younr and wife
rysvlllo,aro Klamath Kalla
toijay.
Winter KnlRht ramo In (r
cent yesterday to attend the
county fair. , i
'Oliver Martin of Malb
business wltn Klamath ',
today. f1
J. fl. Kent la In towH'fi
Francisco on matter of, bo
r. 0. Phelps and Don Co
California-Oregon Power company
official! who am visiting the Klam
alb Falls office Ihli week.
Ilert Wlthrow left thli morning
foif the !.av lledi.
jKil Warren, a rancher (rom the Illy
diitrlct, la county Mat-business vi
siter today.
H. A. Btephena (' Kan Francisco
arrived liut night and depending a
(ew day hern on 'business.'
CHANGES IN MOTHER EARTH
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SBBnuina;
AMBhants
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lies,'
rvlg "are
Constantly doing On, and Soma of
Thorn Are of Immena Conas-
quonco to Humai) Race,
Ttie proofs submitted by Prof. K. U
Moseley of tho Ohio atata normal
achool at Howling (Ireen that the wa
ten of Lake Erie and several other
lakea gradually are becoming deeper
la of more than ordinary Interest both
In scientific and business circlet. The
Information la 'of peculiar value Just
at this time, In connection with the
campaign for the Bt Lawrence liver
cat off, which' la designed to roako
Toledo and other lake cltlea virtually
Ccan ports, says the lllnde of that
city.
Professor Moseley likens the lake
beds to tilting plntters. The tilt under
Lnko Krli Is of such chnrnctrr that
tllu outlet nt tho ent end Is r)Mn,
With conieiuent deepening of wnter
levels nt tho western end In the vi
cinity of Toledo nml the famous llnxs
Islands. Nature, which nlrenily has
Uoim so much (or Toledo, Is mlilliiK
mmethlng to tho scoro.
In this connection It It Interesting
also thnt scientists nnd engineer hnvo
western stnles. It la asserted
Hint tho const of CulKornln Is rising
nt tho 'rnto of nbout nix Inches, n cen
tury, and thnt recent cnrlhqnken
Ihero tnny bo attributed to Inequnlltlcs
In tho movement of tho earth's crust.
Mensuremonls by engineer hnvo din
closed nlso thnt Orcnt Butt Lnku In
Utnh, la receding gradually to lower
level. It haa no known"6ut.lct, but
uvnponttlon exceedt the inflow nnd
rainfall so' that within two rtaendes tho
Jake boundaries have receded Quito no
ticeably.' , The geological atory Unwritten o
lowly, n rule, thattlt can b read
only by auch scientist as Profeyor
Mosoiey, who hna dovotod the greater
part of his life to research nnd educa
tlonat work In natural history.
Professor Moselcy, by observation
and deduction, draws the conclusion
that It wa powlblo for tho Indian,
1,000 year ago, to reach tho main
land from Kelloy's Island tiy swimming
and wading only a few streams and
marshes. Within tho noxt few years
It Is more than p'"lIWo ocean-going
shlpH manned by polyglot crows at
ncmbled from distant and strange
ports will' bo piloted thrdugh lnko
channels onco so shallow that sound
ing wore tnndQ with the ennpo pad
dlo in the sinewy1 grasp otjfodlan
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BARGAIN SALE?
THIS WEEK WE ARE HAVING. A REAL BARGAIN SALE WHICH EVERY PERSON WHO CAN POSSIBLY .COME 0 THE
STORE SHOULD ATTEND. IN ADDITION TO THESE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, WE ALSO HAVE ALIi THE STAPLE LINES
USUALLY TO BE FOUND IN THE LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES, AND, IN THE MAJORITY OF CASES. AT A REAL SAVING
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BELOW WILL BE FOUND SOME OF THE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS YOU WILL FIND IN THE STORE UNTIL CLpSING
TIME SATURDAY NIGHT. COME EARLY. '!
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Shpes at 50 per Cent
Reduction
Our Shoe Sle will close at 9 o'clock Saturday Night, and if there .are any of the
special lot of 92 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S SHOES left at that time, which we very much
doubt, they will go back into stock at their old prices. . v
They are in smaller sizes, up to sixes, and are nearly all high, with French Heels.
There are a very few Pumps. These shoes have beeiun stock for some time, and a few
are a bit out of style, but allare really "qualify" sHoes, most of them "Peters.'V
PRICED FROM $1.50 UP. NONE OVER $5.50. ' r
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Galatea at 25c a Sweaters. $7.85
TL7 1 We -have only a few of those lovely Sweatei-Blouees which
T fr1fn are being offered at, the remarkably low price of $7.86 for the
. balance of the week.
GALATEA AT 25c A YARD! ! ! They are ALL-WOOL, and we have them in three colors; and
Not since long before the war has Galatea been sold at as low. two styles. The BUFF and WILD ROSE come in PLAIN BODY,
a price as this, and we cannot promise to continue selling it at this with BASKET WEAVE COLLAR. The TURQUOISE is BAS-
price after our present stock has been.disposed. We can, however, KET WEAVE BODY and PLAIN COLLAR,
assure you of tnis: you will ALWAYS SAVE by buying here. $7.85 is really the price of a 'part cotton sweater; and as we
In Solid colors, and a large variety of stripes, have but a few of these, it is advisable for you to make your selec-
28-inch Galatea, 25c a yard tion as early Saturday as possible.
i - l -SS BRASSIERES FREE!!
Outing Flannel at 50C a Yard SW? Until closing time Saturday Night it will
v ....... ( At-ry r3 & still be possible to get a Brassiere absolutely
It is something of an inovatiori to sell Amoskeag Apple ffiP V fre- With everv Corset sold, we are giving
Slumber at anything like 50c a yard, but following our policy of tatfjssiA J a Brassiere equal to abjmt 25 of the value
"The Best at a Little Less" we have many, many yards at this WE2&y 2r the Corset. We handle the complete
price. It has just arrived, and is of splendid value. A variety of vfMj T J?ossard, Bon Ton, and Royal Worcester
Stripes to choose from. NTwk lme a.2dail, T y?u o ftS vv
F TbWf Wfw corset if fitted bjv one 'jjf our Graduate
'Yaiifd Wide Outing. Flannel, 50c a Yard 533'' Corsetieres.
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SKIRTS
A splendid showing of the New Fall and
Winter Skirts has just arrived, and we have
seldom seen anything which will compare
with them in quality or price.
The majority are beautiful plaids, and
all are plaited, the width of the plaits vary
ing from a little.over an inch to about four
inches.
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Priced from $16,50 to $25.75
BLOUSES
The new Costume Blouses are really Art
Creations, and we'have as lovely an assort
ment as you can find anywhere. Coming1
as they do in Navy, Pink, Salm'on, Yellow,
Blue, Green and White, it is an easy matter
to match almost any costume color scheme.
Some are embroidered in self or con
trasting colors, some are beaded, and some
depend on lace for ornament. All are
worthy of completing the finest toilet.
LA VOGUE
Girls' Coats are the finest to be obtained.
And' they are true economy, too. Iv these
days of high prices, it is necessary to obtain
the utmost for, every dollar spent, and in
La Vogue Coats for Girls you will, find the
finest tailoring, and the longest war to be
had at any price.
You are sincerely urged to inspect these
Coats before buying, for we honestly believe
that they represent the greatest value pos
sible for the money.
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