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Coffee
'Baking
powder 8
Extracts
Spices,
1
It is not that all other teas
arc poor teas t they are not
but Schilling Tea (Sealed.
HOT in Vacuum) is infinitely
finer r that's all. It's the new
Schilling process.
Schilling Tea
Qbc voiids only tea- t ibat fa
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so m b
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m vacuum
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four comers of
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Black t Oranec Pckocl
Green V Japan )
English breakfast
Mainly About . People
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HCOfT MA8TKRH ,H.SOI.Vt'l IJOItllltf CATTLEMAN
' 1 "'kIi. w"H itnown cattloaao
To MM At ( Nuuilx-r pi Commerce f Dl)rr,, (-aMornbt, arrived In the
TliU Evening iii 7:;io o'flark
Hcout Executive Kvoreii O. Nord
has called it lUcutliiK "( 'ho Boout
Muster' Anclstlon to lio hold tfcbl
evening hi 7:90 o'clock at woul
headquarters In the chamber Of
commerce.. Tim dtSOUMtlOO tM6 do
vniopniitni or i hi' patrol method will
tin taken up by tbt aMOClatlon.
Krnnk Minder In president ol the M-
ocUnpn, William Muolltr. lei
president iiiul Perry Murray, secretary.
city yi-finrilay afternoon lo attend
lbs lui'iiinK t the California caiti.
nun's Attodallon. II" la registor-
t . it ' Catholic linyK. wus organized
according to announcement matin
tuilny liy Benin Executive Everett O.
Nord. C, A. Murlno will bo the
ooui master for Ibe troop and in
making plan" for an active proKram
l among Hi" gucids at the Hot .-I 1 throiiKbour th wittier months. The
Arcada,
KXIGIITfl OK ,UOUMH'H TROOP
A. Marino Srotit Muster Par
Oathollr li".'. -"',111 TVoop
l.mt evening in the Kacred Heart
Knights of roluinbus lodge la
sponsoring tbe troop nnd Kather
A. V. I.oem r In aiding In every
wi,y possible.
II.
M.W.I ItWI IIKIt
1 1. William! one of Malta':
Academy, another troop of buy: well known farmers, In transacting
SCOUU, to be known an troop nuni-j bllalnaaa tunttera In Klamath Fulls
bi-r tliree, con'posod of some tour j today.
M ore Bargains
for Colder Weather
f:iiht at the season of the year when old man Winter says more wtllens this MANSTORE ,
comes out with cut prices in every department of its complete stock. There isn't a thing
that a man will wear this winter that he can't buy right here at prices that are below any
thing offered in southern Oregon. Just think of it $7500 worth of suits and overcoats
Ml to the bone.
Shoes
Men's 16-inch Hi
Top Pacs, $12.50
values - 9g5
Men's Heavy Double
Sole Work Shoe, $6
values 4.45
Men's 16-inch Chip
pewa Shoes, $9.50
value- 735
Shirt Bargains
All $3.50 French
Flannels $2.85.
FJeav.y Flannel
Shirts
$6.50 values - $5.15
5.00 " - 3.95
2.50 " - 1.95
Hat Specials
$7.5 0 and $6.5 0
Hardeman Velour
Hat
5.85 - 5.00
$5.0 0
Hat
Hardeman
3.95
4 VI 1
Men's $50 Overcoats .... $39.95
45 Suit and Overcoats 36.85
40 " " 33.85
35 " " 28.85
30 " " 23.85
25 " " . 18.85
Sale Ends November 21
Underwear
Heavy all wool un
ion suits at
5.35
Good weight wool 8C
cotton mixed.
2.45
Now is the time you
need a new cap, we
are shewing some
clever new patterns,
$2.50 values
1.95
Overalls
Heavy triple stitch
ed overal!s-the kind
that stand the wear
1.19
Canvas Gloves
Extra, heavy weight
2! for 35c
Next to
Blue Bird
KLAMATH FALLS -WOODBURN.ORE.
517
Main
TOURING cap
290
Touring - 290
Runabout 260
Coupe - 520
Tudor Sedan 580
Fordor Sedan 660
Cloied cart In color.
Demountable rims
and .tarter extra an
open cari.
Ik AufcM..l.Dtrlt M
Every ounce of material used
in building Ford cars must
measure up to Ford standards
of quality reinforced by Ford
standards of workmanship
and inspection.
That is why Ford cars give such
long and satisfactory service.
The Touring Car with added
beauty and finer riding com
forts, is representative of the
unusual value available in
, Ford cars.
Ask the nearest Authorized
Ford Dealer to show you this
car.
(y Detroit, Mich.
I.KIT FOR C.M.irORiVIA j Smith declares bo is to be aniong
'After spendiug the summer and i the new residents pC Klamath Falls
fall at Pelican City In the lumber! having accepted a position here,
game, P. Mbdin left this mornlns
for southern California to spend the
winter months.
FIRE BS FRICTION
(TALK RETURN'S HOME
H. K. C!ali(,( district manager of
thi) Oregon .Motor association, re
turned to Ins home In (Hants Pass
tftcr pending' soYeral days Installing
a brain h office. He BtatBa that
Klamats Kails has 20 members of Smith, member of the Eagle scouts
A. A. A. at the present time camp and also a member of Dan
Perhaps the first "Fire oy Fric
tion" outfit to ever visit Klamath
Falls has been received today bj
Scout Executive Everett O. Nord,
and will be used By the local scouts.
The present world's record is held
bv a ' Kansas City scout. Dudley
(irants Pass Courier.
Beard's outdoor school. His time
I for using the outfit without the
TO LOCATE HERE aid of matches is six seconds. For
O, it. Smith, recently of Ashland, the past two years he has held the
registered among 'the arrivals at I championship and declares "Yucca
tile Hotel l.ake last evening. .Mr. Wood" as his favorite.
you can't spend Thanksgiving or
Christmas with the home folks, you
should do the next best thing send
photographs.
A November sitting avoids the rush
solves the personal gift problem
Large Picture with each dozen
STINSON STUDIO
Open Evenings and Sundays ly Appointment
737 Main . Phone 252-W
MtjSBB Theatre
a' i " . n
i . . . . sr
Eleanor Hoari'mian. Pat O'Malley and Harrison b'ovd
in a comedy romance of Irish - Spanish love.
"Proud Flesh"
It's a picture of the real San Francisco, pajst and pre
sent, and vou'll eniov it.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. Helen Enloo has returned
to the city after an enjoyable vis
it at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
11. H. De Annelid of Head.
STEPHENSON R ESIKM BEltED
George Stephenson, who is well,
known and remembered by .rnnrcy
here as the ninn who always paid
toil wages In the small mill now
owned by the Stout Lumber com
pany and who always had an ef
ficient force, is here with his fam
ily from the Klamath Falls dis
trict where he Is operating in tim
Iter, and was quite surprised to see
the improvements on thi) Bay since
his last visit. North Bend Harbor.
LEGION MEETS TONIGHT
Report on Armistice Day Activities
To Bi' Given
At the regular meeting of t)e
American Legion, to ho held iSk
evenjng at 7:45 o'clock, a repejt
en the money realized by the legion
n,i tbe Armistice Day activities will
be riven. All members' of tin.,'
Ic'ioit are urged to attend tl " meet
ing, i m
.MRS. PERRlN TO entertain
Saturday, November 21, the Boy
Scouts of the city are to take over
the Red Cross Roll Call and will
report to Mrs. Howard K. Perrln In
the Hopkn building at 9:30 in the
morning. The scouts will he teamed
in pairs and each pair will work a
certain district. Tho tenm that
turns In the most . memberships at
the ond of the day will bo the
guests of honor at a dinner to be
given by Mrs. Perrin. ttcouts, bo
prepared.
At The
LIBERTY
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You'll be interested in
1 Seeing
"The Wings of
Youth"
and how they were clip- I
kj ped. It's a story of W.i i
and Joyousness.