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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Celery Market Shot to Pieces-Starting Tomorrow
' Houston & Phelps -Hurry
Cash Grocery
Lincoln Market Grocery
Will Sell the Famous
Gold Medal Celery
Fancy Bunches .... 25c
Medium . . . . 20c to 15c
Small 15c to 10c
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Why buy inferior-Celery shipped
in here. when Klamath growers
raise The BEST in the WORLD
This Celerr was Awarded the
GOLD MEDAL
at tha Panama Pacific Exposition
You do not throw your money in
a sewer, do you? Then why buy,
that JUNK FROM CALIFORNIA
TEST CltSE ON
BONUS LAW
SET FORM??
8ALEM, Ore, Not. 18l Tub state
supreme court baa act November 22
as tbe date for hearing the ease of
Kojtl against the stale boaus and
loan commission which will test tbe
validity of tbe statu bonus and loan
uet for ex-aervlco men. The. bonua
commission has set tbe date of the
rcilo of the Initial Issue of J 10,000.
O00 In bonds November 30 and a
po?tronement nt the date will be nec
essary If the declnlon (i not announc
ed Dcfore tbat date.
Aa iKoa as Die court's opinion Is,
rrcelved. If It holds tbe act valid, the
commission will be ready at once to
pass on a largo number cf applica
tions. These will hare been exam
ined during the time pending the
court's opinion and east be acted o
without delay. '
Jt U .andetataasl that abort 2.06S
BfVtlcatlena areastMs eral: tint
bn acted upon and an equal number
of Jiin applications alio wilt be
ready; , - ' V ",
Zinc chloride on timber restrains
fCDua growth;.'1 "
Tte Columbia river Is stoadily
iltnpcnlng Its mouth' on'! account of
the-Jetties built by the government.
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PERSONAL MENTION
delegation In advance of him made
quite a showing on tbe down trip In
the towns along the route. "
K. Hunt and J. D. Drown of
Mod ford spent yesterday in this city.
J. Konaps of Medtord spent yes
terday In this city on business matters.
Florence flowinan returned
San Francisco after being wlth-il
1a Vogue store for the pastjraonth.
ilfas Iloivman made many friends
vrhllo here who hono that she will
return in tne near future, .,j
lira. Laura Chaney returned vto
Boise. Idaho, 'after spending a
atenth visiting her sod, Clinton
Chaney.
J. K. Urown and C. Bess, employ
t of the 8. P. Railway system, left
this morning -for punsmutr after
spending several 'days herd.
Mrs. L. H. Iaurltsea, of Chlto
quln. left this morning lor Weed'W
business and expects to rethr'n' on
tonight's, trnlo., , , e , , ,
ft. I). Hall, lumberman of Poe
Valley, was visitor In town this
week- . .
"VV. E. Lamm, lumberman of Mo
doc Point, Is ia town on business
(or a -few days.
Edward and Howard Cantrejl are
journeying t0 Sacramento for a few
weeks' visit.
V. W. Tuck returned fo Oakland
this morning after spending several
days -hunting here with. O. H,
Mackman. Mr. Tuck enjoyed his
outing so well .that be hopes to re
tarn here again soon.
C. V. Fells with the O, O. P,
company's office at San Francisco,
returned to that place after spead
ing several days hare on bustneas
far the compaay.
'Meredith Hatckeas is, Hnroute to
Portland to spend Thanksgiving
stKh his grand-parents. Mr. and
Mrs. h. O. Meredith:- d(f his re-
tarn "bis brother Ro'and, will ac
company him.
Mr, and Mm. S. R, Cooke, of
ParUand, stoppetf over here oa
their return to ttral place after an
extensive tour of Nqw York, Chi
cago and tall of the larger cities of
the middle west. (v
A. iE. Richtor left this morning
for Eageae oa a business trip. 'He
aspects to fee gone for a week.
km yesterdsr titvta' ta'tbeajte
13. E. Wool ford of Yainax was a
two day visitor here, leaving for his
home this afternoon.
J. A. Elrod of Portland was a one
day visitor here yesterday.
J. E. Stener spent yesterday on
business matters hero, returning to
Portland this morning.
. E, J. Peyton spent yesterday hero
returning to Roseburg this morning.
TV. P. Grab, a well known Chllo
quln resident, was called here yes
terday on personal matters.
:. Curry, of Lakevlew, toft this
morning for his homo after a ono day
visit here.
Mabel Weedon was a Merrill visit
or In this city )estordayL
n. Ohtson, of Malln, spent last
night In the city, returning "home
this forenoon. .
K. It. Patch, L. Wenninger, If. K.
Stuhe and Joseph Henry wero a
croup of San Francisco visitors who
arrived) last sight. .Tho party will
combine business with, pleasure, stat
ing that gooso hunting Is reported to
bo good in Klamath county.
Mr. and Mrs- JajrH Mitchell wero
visitors In this city today. Mr. Mit
chell Is a well known Illy rancher
and cattloman.
K. SUGARMAN
We Must Have More Business
That's the Plain Spoken Truth
1 am up against one of the hardest years of my fifteen years experience. Buying is sub-normal far below expectations. The
market, in addition; has been flooded with cheap .and inferior merchandise. Sales, some genuine, others of doubtful charac
ter, have .forced .prices down on dependable merchandise. Th ese are facts. They are conditions that must be faced, and there
is only.-one way. .
ye are Drastically .Reducing Prices of Every Article in the Store
Men's and Boys' Suits-Overcoats-Furnishing Goods
Everything Goes Including
Hart Schaf fner & Marx Clothes
and Rorsheim Shoes
: SUGARMAN'S- -
Increasing Business Sale
Begins Saturday. November 19th
Buy for Present Needs, for Winter Needs, and for Christmas
v ;; Prices Here are Now. 50 Lower than Last Year
Here Are a Few
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Suits and Overcoats
Former Price1 ... Jfov
"Mo $22.00
?40:oo , $26.00
$50.00 , $33.00
$60.00 ,,,... $39.00
FonwerPHae' ' ' No?r
WMfrmito 1 $7.35-
50 Pair Boots (Rodeo, etc.)
Special ...:; $9.85
Prices on every pair of shoes '
reduced.
Men's Furnishings
2-piece Fleece JUned,. a' $pr. jUL
WboHtex mixed' "$tuSS
Heavy Shirts, wool mixed $9 15
Corduroy Shirts $0 oe
All Blankets at Special Prices.
A Saving in Every I
, Pircluse YoUrMake
K. SUGARMAN
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