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-You can still get Kelly-S pringfields at the old prices
--if you hurry. . '
We had a big stock when the raise came and the old
price stands until the last of these tires have been sold.
New stock will take higher prices.
full line balloons and hi gh pressures.
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PHONE 616
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C. K. Woodhrldge of Now York wn
elected president of tho A-wocl-itcd
Advertising Clubs of tho World at
Uia annual moetinR hold at Uou
ton, Tec
MERRILL
VULCANIZING- REPAIRING
Mr. and Mrs." Goodo anil family
loft tho tlrst of Uo woek for Cor
vollla. Oregon, where they expect to
make their borne In tho future. The
Goodos came to Klamath county
about a year ago.
Jerome Whitney spent a. few
days in Merrill, lonvlni; for his
home. In Stayton, Oregon, Mondny.
He is un old-time resident of Mor-
Iril. Ha vbs tho gucft of Mr. and
Sirs. C. V. Shuck. - '
M Xr. and Mrs. It. II. Anderson
13 'ami Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Dalton
Hi spent Sunday as the guests of Mr.
SfSjand Mrs. Carr Dalton near Malln.
S' A'i38 Mllr'0 Wunson lias loft for
;her homo near Belllngham. Wash.
SjMiss Munson has been teaching the
Gale school the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jones and
Klamath FnlUs TisI-
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WALL EAPEK OF DISTINCTION,
Every Design For Every 'Room
Wall Paper Paint Varnish.
BROWNES PAINT STORE
Inr irtnnn nnifiirnmfiii"nnin imnjijijj
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OCK WOOD
is down to the bargain
SUMMER PRICES
Order a couple of loads
each month through the
summer at these cheap
prices and you4 will be
prepared for winter.
Peyton&Co.
"Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
Barber Shop
Look for the TaMeat Pole
In the World
Beauty Shop la con
nection.
Gertrude Johnson
. charge ,
In
' Specializing in Marcel
Ing, water waving and
French paper ' curl.
Shampooing, scalp treat
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for
ladles and men.
Harp tinting and hair
goods made to order.
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: Phone 318
; 625 Main St
Hate to4be a Joy killer, but, we
doubt if thcre'ever was a gardener
who planted fried potatoes.
Now Yorker says he smokes 25
cigars a day. If he Rave them away
ho might be elected sheriff. ' .
Sahara Cabaret
Opens Saturday Night
7' p. m'. McCarthy Bldg
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j: tors Monday. , . '
Mr. and Mrs.j Roy Fnxton of
Los Angeles loft Sunday for their
former homo In Billings, Mont. Ms.
Paxton Is a daughter of Mrs.
Stukel of Merrill and a sister of
Fred, Joseph and Stcro . Stukel
lyid Mrs. Goo. Wilson. She formerly
lived In Merrill but has been away
for tho past sixteen years and
found many changes here. After a
short stay in Billings thoy expect
to return to Los Angeles to make
their home in tho future. .
A danghtcr was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Stephenson Satur
day. Mr. " and Mrs. J. W. Scogglns
were Klamath Falls visitors Mon
day. ,
A truck from the Klamath-Med-ford
freight line was in, Morrill
Wednesday evening for a load of
wool which is going to Portland.
Myrl Rogers of Williams, Calif.,
has loft for his borne after a short
visit , with his sister, Mrs. A. C.
Stearns. He expects to return soon
with his sister. '
Mrs. Lester Turnbaugh had- the
misfortune, when on a hlko, to fall
in such a manner that her arm was
dislocated at the elbow. It was Im
mediately put in place and outside
of a badly bruised and swollen arm
is apparently all right.
Traffic Officer Knowlos was In
Merrill Wednesday I afternoon. '
The Block of tho Merrill Mer
cantile company, which was recent
ly sold to It. II .Anderson and
Martin Bros., hus been moved to
tho White House. ...
Tho J. II. Hobbtt' store has been
rented and It Is expected a new
store ' will be opened up In the
near future.
August H., Worrells of Princeton,
N. J., Is expected In Morrill Satur
day evening' and will pri'kch In tho
First Presbyterian church both
morning and evening. Mr.' Worries
will be assistant to Mr. Unlet this
iiUinnier. ' Rov. Hulet has charKo. or
the churches at Mt. Lakl, Malin
and Merrill. .
It Is expected to hold memorial
services' Juno 7, but definite plans
have not been arranged.
STOCKS AND HOXDS
We solicit inquiries to boy or sell
any marketable listed local or un
listed, securities.
Active market for Durant Star,
Flint and Riekenbackcr Aloto is
sues; Public Utilities. . '
Prompt attention given all orders.
Cash paid for purchases; no deUy.
Quotations furnished.
. MOQ HKOTHIOItS "
8 Ctintnb-'r of Commerce Hldg.
v . l " Portland, Ore,
I AT THE LIBERTY
The acme of thrills, woven In
skillfully with tho fresh young ro
mance Of a poor boy and a rich
girl, forms the basis of tho mys
tery photoplay,- "Stepping Lively."
It tnp n vein of drama entirely
new in the history of detoctlvo
stories on tho screen, and provides
Its athletic young star with ono of
tho best opportunities of his career,
of which .Mr. Talmadge takes full
advantage. The ruinous 'Bertllllon
system of detecting criminals,
hltliitrto Leonsldorcd --infallible,-" Is
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Essex Coach
Delivered Here
$45. 00 price reduction effective today again
'gives the public advantage of Hudson-Essex
quantity produciton.
Business is good with Hudson-Essex.
Phone A XiR:i. Sixth
fiCH HIC1V1UW1 U. and Olc
Show Room Open Sundays and Evenings
proved to bo fulluclous In this re
markable picture, and several po
lice chler.s or tho West Coaat have
admitted that tho clover ruso which
this pleturo employs could con
ceivably have been worked.
Not a crook among gentlemen,
but a gentlemen among crooks.
That's Rarrien! And House Poters
plays tho title role or tho famous
amateur cracksmltn In tho Univof-aI-Jewol
ftatura. "names," being
shown at tho Liberty Theator Sun
day and Mondny.
Adapted from tho stories made
famous many years ago by Krnost
William Hornung and tho stage
play by Eugene W. Prosbroy, "Raf
ries." is, perhaps, tho most out
standing riguro in tho wholo realm
of dctcotlvo fiction. Ho stolo for
charity and amazed the shrewdest
sleuths of Scotland Yard with his
daring and skill, ' '
AT THE PINE TREE
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"The ,Ago of Desire," which is
shown tonight at tho Pino Troo tho
ater, is tho talo of a woman who
followed rho elusive mlrago of hap
piness, sacrificing her baby son in
her cravlng'ror luxury and the hup
plneiyi which sho believed would ac
company It. ,
. When the fascination or wealth
hnd worn off and sho found her
heart craving ror her soil, sha was
unable to lor-ate III in, although
scores of detectives were put oil tho
trail. The boy, rolling in with ovll
companions, had Joined a band or
blackmailers. The head or the
gang, reading tho mother's ad
vertisements nuking ror Information
concerning her son, conceived the
Idea of pnlmlng off the lad on her.
Ilaby Peggy, sweetest and liftf
gest of little THin" slurs, Is to bo
scon at tho Pine Troo theater on
Hundny in "Captain .(nniinry," , the
greatest, production of her remark
able enroer. " ' " .
Sol Lesser, discoverer of Diiby
Peggy, , who llkowlno brought
screen lame to Jackie Coogan, so
lected "Captain Jauunry" as tile
tlrst great plvliirn ror this dimln
litivn and Irrestllilo star Decauso
It Ik ono r tho grenteut American
stories ever written. Laura K.
Richards, daughter or Julia Ward
llowo, Is tho uuthor. or "Captain
January." . Ill 'hook form (100,000
copies of tho story have been sold.
Undoubtedly it l ono of tile tuoHt
widely read American stories, ever
written , and It appeals lo grown
iips-an well us youngsters.
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The Washington Cafe
Is tho most popular eating placo In KlamtAh Falls today
"There's a Reason"
you CAN
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMERICAN AND CIIINKflK DIHIIKS
123 801111 Sixth Woo flhlng, Prop.
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Henry "Farmer"
Burke vs Vance
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For the middleweight championship
of the Pacific Coast
1000 belt at stake-
Peter Buzukos vs. Jim Fleming
Both wrestling matches to a-finish, best
2 falls out of 3.
2 Good Boxing, Preliminaries
Admission 1.65 ringside;
1.10 General
Ladies especially invited.
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Match under auspices Moose Lodge
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