THE MMnmOflUE
:- tl. TUESDAY, 'AlvRir: 7, 1023
4 Days of Special
ore
Prices 4
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so say the grocers in the 29
states where Folger-s Golden
Gate Coffee is demanded.
Ifyouhaven'tyctmadethe Fol
ger Coffee Test you have over
looked the practical way to judge
the quality of your coffee.
It's a simple test, and it plays no
favorites. You just try Folgcr's
Golden Gate against any other
brand. The best coffee wins. .
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,1U GATE
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Quality and Servfc
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LANGELL'S VALLEY
I- FARMERS MAY SELL -TO
CALIFORNIANS
Burke and Gustavo All Set
.for Their Finish Go at
the Moose Hall
"I am ready right now to step
through the ropes and give the best
'" match of my career."
This, was the claim today of Ad
! Onsfavo,- who will meet Henry
I Burto of Klamath Falls In the main
.. event of -trie . wrestling card to be
' staged bj- the Moose lodge at Moose
HaH tomorrow, night.
.-Burko appears Just as confident
of taking the measure of his heavier
' opponent, so fans can look for one
of the hardest fought grappling set
' tos they have - seen here la many
long months.
A couple of boxing preliminaries
will precede the main event wrest-
ling, match. Joe Miller, a protege
of Able . Gordon, will tangle four
' rounds' or less . with Joe Adams.
. Both, boys .weigh 135 pounds, and
' ought to put up a whale of a scrap.
There will be another fast bout as
i nrU, according to the promoters.
. Beat sales Are going fast and the
, card ought to result In a crowded
' . house. . i -
Options on 9720 acres of land
wore given to Sam Head at i.orellu
last night at a ' mzsa meeting of
Langell's valley farmers: Ths ac
tion was In accordance with an
agreement reached last week, when
Head appeared before 'the farmem
on behalf of Owens valley ranchers
of California, and Indicated that the
Callfornians desired to migrate to
Klamath county.
In addition to giving the options,
the Langell's valley' folk, through
their community club, extended an
Invitation to the , Owens valley
ranchers to settle in this county.
Head will go to California and
make an effort to interest the Owens
valley fanners in this section. He
expects to bring back a large num
ber of them to settled here perman
ently early this summer.
COOKED FOOD S.UiE
Altar Society To ScB I'afrtrlee And
Linen Articles Saturday ,
Easter Saturday Is the date nam
;d by the members of tlio St. Mary's
Altar Siclely of the OMholIc church
fnr the annual food and linen salo
to be held at Miller's Market.
Kightb and Main streets. The com
mittee In charge consists of Mrs. R.
E. Deweese and Mrs. Dave Mc-Auliffe.
HEARING DELAYED
WAfiHINGTOX, April 7. Hear
ings In the District of Columbia
supreme court on tbe Injunction ob
tained by the Pacific Mull 8team-
Rhlp company against the shipping
board to prevent consummation of
the sale of five vessels to the Dollar
Interest have been postponed from
April 13 to April 20.
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Here we nave Rogers Hornsby. Bt. Louis Cardinals' star, and one of the
best hitters baseball has produacd. for the post Ave snaaons, ilornsby
has led the National League In batting, establishing a new mark, for mud
rn play of .42 teat year. Hornsb has two pet ambitions one la to beat
1y Cobb's record of nine consecutive batting- championships, and th
Other to excel Hughey Duffy's mark of .438. the game's highest hitting .
i average. Photo shows closeup of Hornsby and in batting action. . .
Mercantile Company
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In these four days just bef ore Easter, when everyone is interestd in
better things to wear, we are making reductions on dozens of differ
ent things that will fit into anyone's wardrobe. "
Nothing that is old or nothing that isn't up to our high standard is
offered at this sale. Eerything we have for sale is the highest quality
and the best style that can be bought. Again we are proving that the
market affords nothing that is too good for our patrons.
We urge that you shop as much as possible in the early days of this
sale, while the selections are better and while we can give you
better service.
One lot of the latest styled silk dresses.
A full range of the popular colors for
Spring. Easter special,
$10.50
One lot wool flannels and silks. Special
ly priced for this sale,
$12.50
One lot of printed crepes and plain
crepe silk dresses. Easter special,
$16.50
Pequot Sheet Special. Sizes 81x90, 72x
90. Priced for three days at
$1.50
; Limit, two to each customer
Pleated Roshanara Skirts. One of the
mdst popular items for Spring. No
wardrobe is complete without one.
Easter special
$5.00 .
We have them, in every one of the new
est colors.
PATSY ROMPERS
We are closing out the complete line of
Patsy Rompers and every mother should
take this opportunity of fitting the
youngsters for summer, while we have
- ' them for
HALF PRICE
Girls' Gingham Dresses, in all colors,
lot one ';.
Sizes 3 to 12
$2.19
LOT TWO
Sizes 3 to 12
$1.19
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A big assortment of House Dresses in French Ging
ham and Jap Crepe. All colors and sizes.
.Closing out at one-halt price
Just received a new shipment of fancy laces. Something that
you have been waiting for. See them today.
Hayncs Silk Athletic, regular
$2,00. Easter special $1.80
Triple stitched work shirts,
regular $1.25. Easter special
$1.00 , ...
Work shirts, regular $1.00.
Easter special
65c
MEN'S SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
' B. V. D., regular price $1.50.
Easter special, ,!$1.40 '
Hayncs Athletic, regular $1.00
Easter special 90c
Khaki pants,
10 per cent off
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