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NITURE SALE
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THE ADVANTAGE IS ALL WITH THE EARLY BUYER IN THIS SALE AS THE BARGAINS WILL SOON
BE PICKED UP AT THESE LOW PRICES.
' SALEf STARTS SATURDAY AND CONTINUES 10 DAYS
LOT 1 EO Nashua Indian Blankets, large size, regular value $4.75:
While they last in this big sale only $1.85
LOT 2 5 New Dressers, Ivory and Walnut finish. Regular $1 7.50
value. In this Big Sale only $11.85
Terms $2.00 down; $2.00 per month.
LOT 3 5 New Simmonds Steel Beds, Ivory and Walnut. Regular
$12.00 value. In this Big Sale only $7.85
Terms $1.00 down; $1.00 per month.
LOT 4 20 Beautiful Floor Lamps. The very latest in style and
design. Regular $27.50 value. In this Big Bargain Sale
only $16.85
Bring $1.00 and get one of these lamps. Bal. $3 per mo.
LOT 54 High Grade Axminster Rugs, 9x12. Regular $45.00
, value. In this Big Bargain Sale only $29.75
Terms $5.00 down; $5.00 per month.
LOT 6 One High Grade 2-piece Overstuffed Suite, slightly used.
Regular $175.00 value. In this Big Bargain Sale $87.50.
Easy terms.
One Fine 2-piece Chesterfield Set. Regular $140.00 val
ue. Special Bargain at only $1 10.00
One Beautiful Bed Davenport and Chair. Regular $165
value. Special at only $125.00
LOT 7 3 Alcazar Ranges. This beautiful enamel range is taking
Klamath Falls by storm and we have sold 20 of these fine
ranges in the past 30 days. Come in and see it and you
will know the reason. Trade us your old stove or range as
first payment on an Alcazar and see what a pleasure it
gives you in cooking and baking. .The first 3 customers
get a special $10.00 discount on an Alcazar in this sale.
Our terms are so easy you cannot afford to wait longer.
See Our, Used Furniture Bargains in Our Big Bargain Basement
Good Steel Beds ".. only $ 2.00
Good Steel Springs only 4.00
Nice Dining Tables only 10.00
Good Baby Buggies and Carts only 5.00
We can arrange to give you easy terms on used or new Furniture.
Come in and talk it over. . '
Good Sewing Machines only
Nice Day Beds only
Good Vaccum Cleaners -. only
Good Ranges only
12.50
15.00
15.00
20.00
f We give you a very liberal allowance on your used furniture and
stoves in exchange for new. Why not make a trade
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WE HAVE MANY OTHER BARGAINS NOT LISTED ABOVE., LET US KNOW YOUR WANTS AND WE
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
Phone 894
KLAMATH FURNITURE CO.
1011 Main Street
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mi HEARING
IS HELD TODAY
freeman Walte charged with
the- robbery of a grocery atore
oat Eaat Main will be brought be
fore Justice of tho Peace. Wil
liam Barnes, this afternoon to
answer to a charge of burglary.
The complaint was filed by
Keith Ambrose, chief of police.
t. Walte waa picked up by city
officers on December 23, at
the rear of the Bulck garage and
at the time of his arrest is charg
ed with baring in his possession
groceries from the atore, which
he is alleged to hare robbed.
; In order that the man might
k held until formal charges
could be placed against him, he
was placed in the city Jail on a
charge of vagrancy,
i His past record shows him to
have served three terms in the
state penitentiary at Deer Lodge,
Montana, on charges of grand
larceny.
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Boys and Girls of Klamath
Undertake 1928 Qub Program
' ilOSEBURO, Jan. 13. M" J.
L., Meek, wanted In Klamath
Falls In connection with the mur
der of John Ansel waa convicted
Inthe local justice court on a
game law violation last Soptcm
hi .according to Justice of the
Peace Hopkins. The case was
not connected with the Klamath
Falls murder suspect until Ed.
Walker, deputy game warden,
today received a' circular bearing
At picture of the wanted man and
immediately recognized him as
tba one arrested last fall for
Killing a fawn by use of an au
tomobile spotlight below Canyon
AUe. He paid a fine of 1300.
' that time a Mauser pistol
srtit a rifle were confiscated from
htm and turned over to the state
tain department.
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When Wade Itowland of Hoqiiiam. Waih., a'sked Gertrude Ohman
If she would wed, she said she would In wood. Both are employes
of a spruce vone-r company, and they were married in the garments
they are wearing at the top, mado of spruce wood. They are pic
tured as thi-y are Just starting on their honeymoon, a trip down
the river on raft.
With a year bf accomplinh
ment and enviable records be
hind them, rural boys and glris
of Klamath are again organis
ing themselves into clubs under
the direction and tutelage of
Frank Sexton, county club leader.
These ambitious youths of
Klamath labor indefatlgably
throughout eich year on their
chosen work. Mr. ' Hcxton out
lines their program and by
timely and constructive sugges
tions directs their energies along
tbe right paths.
, Following are the new 1928
cluba already formed and their
respective memberships:
Braymli: Cookery Club: Miss
Anne Shea, leader: Bculall Par
ker, president; Latirena Han in,
vice-president: Pauline' Blgham,
secretary: Helen Andurunn, Syl
via Both. May Bell Van Xc:i.
Klamath Agency Cookery Club:
Mrs. C. 8. Burton, leader; Doro
thy Rhoudy, president; "Bessie
Hart, vice-president: Marie Hart,
secretary; Vlra Williams, Ituth
Williams, Mary John.
B:y Cookery Club: Bernlce
Dawson, leader: Ilnehl Watts,
president; Bulord Wallla, vlce
nrelrteht; Mary Dixon, secretary;
Iva Boyd, Helen Campbell, Imo
gene Cross, Dorothy Watts.
Klamath Agency Rowing Club:
Miss Anna Walsh, leader: Mil
dred Shoudy, president; Wanda
(iober, vice-president: Jean Bur
ton, secretary; Clara Brlggs, Lu
cille Dillatrom.
Lorella Sewing Club: Miss
Myrtle Burkhart. leader; Geor
gia Oilman, president; . I.uclle
Walker, vice-president; Helen
Young, secretary; Hylvia Hop
kins, Ceteda Pcpple. Edna Noble,
Gladys Walker.' Mildred Devault,
John Campbell.
Chllociuln Hewing Club, Ewau
na Camp: Miss Marcella Haw,
leader; Juanlta Wlard, president:
Ida Cress, vice-president; Kilna
Colton, secretary; l)ol)cr'.y Shel
by, Vesta Wlard.
Merrill Hewing Club: Mrs. II.
H. Anderson, leader; Z'Tline Riov
enson. president; Doris Kandra,
vlce-pre'ldent; Pearl Arant. sec
retary; Hemlce Kandri, Elitnbeth
Cook. Melissa Hartlerode, Htella
Shuck, Edith Benson, Anna
Burke, Gala Jouasun, Evelyn
Zblnden, Mary Helen Zhlnden.
Neva Hamilton, Leona Kidwell, .
Pearl Beaaly.
Merrill Cookery Club! Mlas '
Helen Anderson, leader: Bernlce
Kandra, president; Esther Atchi
son, vtce-president; Zerline Stev
enson, secretary; Doris Kandri,
Leona Kidwell, Elizabeth Cook.
Loulre Hasklns, Ettio Barry, Ar
lone Taylor, Neva Hamilton, Pearl
Arant, Loralne Beasley, Fay Jin
nette, Helen Atchison.
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with a lilt of our pastry ho
rarrk-a away wlllt III in
plcanlng sense of sat Inflic
tion. It' tho lingering flav
or and sugucsilon of whole
somennes Hut InsU, Insist
on our pastry.
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Justin & Montgomery
PRE-INVENT0RY SALE
NOW GOING ON
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Buy your Men's. Wear Needs now and save One -Quarter
of the original price.
Our Clothing Department offers Real Buys at
One-Quarter off
30 Suits and Overcoats '. $22.50
35 Suits and Overcoats '. $26.25
50 Suits and Overcoats $37.50
40 Suits and Overcoats $30.00
45 Suit3 and Overcoats $33.75
oveT Mallory I wu Bros I Knicker-
and and Fashion .. n,..
Clinton - Craft Underwear bocker Dre"
SHOES HATS SHIRTS
14 Off 6ft ff 14 off
Big Savings in all Departments, so come in RIGHT NOW) while selec
tions are best.
Justin & Montgomery
Williams BIdg.
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