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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1909)
H H 4 H 4 4 I M 4 I M M 4 4 4 I 4 H ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 4 4 OOOOO^ 8 Worden returned Tuesday tvening from Ban Francisco Mrs J. W. Alezander and lack Alexander, are In the city from •ortland. Harry Galarneau Jr arrived laat Friday from Tacoma, where he haa been attending college Carl Wright returned home Friday from Corvallis, where he has been at- Itending Agricultural College. J W Ifatdorf. an architect of Sun!« Jos. Cal , is In the city and has de ¡ elded to remain h. r. an<| ; in an of-I ' fice IU « » 8. C Graves of the Ronanza Bulle i: tin and l<ouis Bean cam. down Fri I« I day from Rename and remained un til Bunday- FiniSh Your Floor > in >t, vamizh. «tum, or wax, an«1 u*r TAaiAcrn a- Fil/itmt Afodom Id^thod Floor Fintohoo. i . < > Mrs. George Morine at the Klam ath Hospital is reported us improv ing, and will be able to return to het home in Bonanza in a fe w morh days. Mrs. 11. T. Anderson was the owner of the watch found by F. I. Arm- strong The watch was a very valu- able one. and was lost on Railroad Dav MONARCH GROCERY AND MARKET SATISFACTION The feeling I want to exist between you and me. I am trying to make my name and satisfaction synonymous. You can help me. Don’t holler and cuss if I have worked for you and it’s not been satisfactory, but bring it back and give me a chance to make my word of guarantee good. One receives a certain ainuut of satisfaction in buying goods and feeling they have their dollar’s worth. Those are the very kind of goods I carry and are all made by the most reliable firms. I would like to have your business. I have been told that I am on the WRONG side of the street nevertheless you are not treating your self RIGHT unless you see my stock before you buy. MCHATTAN Now 25c a Pair For “Holeproof Sox Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt left Monday morning for Palo Alto. Cal., on a visit I to her parents She was called there ‘ by the Illness of her father, who is i reported as quite low. "Holeproof at 25c n pair are exactly the same hoec that have heretofore cost 33,'4c a pair. The top market price for the best yarn ia now less than before, and the makers arc turning out so many pairs that they can afford to sell to us cheaper, so we can sell to you for less. Virgil Noland, son of Judge and Mrs. George Noland, returned home last Sunday from FtUrbault. Minn., where he has been attending Shattuck Military College 6 Pairs Guaranteed 6 Months Formerly $2—Now $1.50 An immense Packard streiru «ar belonging to Murphy, Grant A Com pany'a wholevale dry goods botis ■ of San Francisco, arrived In the citv last Monday from I*ak‘-vt.w The machine carries eight large sample trunks And the same guarantee goes with every box of six pairs: ' If any or all of theae hose come to holes within six months from the day you buy them, we will replace them free.” Buy "Holeproof” Sox now—save money—and get the original guaranteed sox—the genuine “Holeproof.” (Other 'Holeproof'' Sox al $2.00 for 6pairs and $3.00 for 6 pairs.) Mr. .«nd Mrs' Alex. Martin Jr . Mr. and Mrs. William Bu b of Mcun- < > tainview and Mr and Mrs. Bishop , went up to Mr. Bishop's boathouvt* on I the Upper Lake Saturday for a few I days' outing. They also visited {Spring Creek. > < < > Building GEO. T. BALDWIN I MONARCH 'S“ WINTERS Get color cardi from V L. R Cardwell and wife of Gold Hill arrived in the city Sunday and left today with Mr and Mrs J F. Adams for a visit at their ranch near Merrill. OUR GROCERY STOCK NOW IN NEW QUARTERS \ oornj Irte line ol finishes lor any style and any , old or new. Klamath mess, nger service is the ¡latest addition to the business of the {city. It ba» been established by J. !R. Ritter, the shoe man In the W’lll- ; son block. IS UNSURPASSED. THKKK IS NOTHING WHICH WE ARE NOT ABLE TO SUPPLY IN THIS LINE. WE HANDLE THE MOST RELIABLE BRANDS, AND OCR BTOCK IS ALWAYS FRESH. There are lots of things in our store besides Watches and Diamonds—lots of small. Inexpensive articles that come ex ceedingly handy every day, either as gifts for another or for your own use. Lockets and Charms in great variety, and Chains and Rings at all prices. Hat Pins, Stick Pins, Brace lets and Sterling Silver Toilet Articles. W’e are receiving Interesting Novelties nearly every day. Come in and see them. ta Old I itMift- Mr». Janus Peltou returned List Sunday from California where she has been visiting relatives She left ■ this morning for her home at Fort Klamath. THE PIONEER VEGETABLE AND FRUIT DKAIJCRS IN KLAMATH COUNTY. WE HANDLE COM- PLETE STOCKS OF BOTH ORKUOSi AND CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS. 725 CASES OF MASON'S FRUIT JARS—PINTS. QUARTS AND ONE-HALF' GALLON. PR1CE8 THE LOWEST. WHILE WE HAVE MADE AN ENVIABLE REPUTATION IN THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE LINE. THIS IS ONLY ONE OF THE MANY STRONG FEATURES OF OCR STORE. Pretty and Useful Things in Jewelry Ua«cglilly I ? 2 f ♦ M t *kr I I inta*» Alex Martin Jr. left Tuesday | < > for Seattle to attend tie bunkers'| < ► convention He was accompanied as j I far as Eugene by Mrs. Martin « ■ Dr. Murdis and wife of San Fran cisco arrived in the city last Sunday and left to-day for the Upper Lake for a few weeks' outing. Dr. .Murdis has been visiting the Klamath coun try every year and be Bays it look» better to him each time he come» Mrs H W Herron of Portland and I Mrs. W. E. Greene of Vancouver, | Wash., are in the city visiting their I brother, W. E. Bowdoin. These Lv idles were former residents of this {city and removed from here nineteen j years ago. It has been eleven years . since either of them have visited this county. nr’ in si »irr pijcamis visitors Tent city nt Spring Creek Highly < ornplinu-nted—S|iecial Excur sions Every Saturday. Several Klamath Falls parties have visited Spring Creek and Williamson River Fishing Resort in the past week. All speak very highly of the excellent place maintained by R. C. MAY GO TO SHASTA Ji Lk 4TH. Spink. Tb< verdict Of all who have been there is that it could be no bet- It is quite probable that there will ter. Mr. Spink has invested a large be an excursion on tb<- Fourth to • »urn of money in th« establishment of Shasta Springs. Some of the citizen» jlhe tent city. All who go there say have taken the matter up with the there is nothing lacking for comfort Southern Pacific com par y and have 1 or pleasure. Mr. Spink is planning a number of been practically promised a special attractive features for the mouths of train on that day if 150 excursionists are secured. Shasta is uu. of the Jul: and August It Is his intention I {prettiest spots in California, and the to arrange with the Steamer Wlnema possibility of upending eight or ten to run a special excursion every Sat hours there of the Fourth of July urday, returning on Sunday. He will strongly appeals to many of the peo also build a large dancing platform ple here, and the opinion is expressed and every Saturday night visitors to | ti.at fully 500 people would make tbe the resort will have the privilege of attending a dance. {trip if a special rate is secured. 4* F Dependable Hardware F F Heating Stoves, Household Utensils, Guns * F and Ammunitiow, Cutlery—in fact every- i thing in Good Hardware- No shoddy or F F shelf-worn goods. B Agents celebrated Ellwood Fences— F and everything the fanner needs. F i * F Hardware Man F ♦F íC 4» 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* *F 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* X : CEO. R. HORN, the BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary DON J. ZUMWALT, O. E. President Abstracting E. M. BU B B, Vice President and Treasurer Map*, Plan«, Blue Prints, lite. Mr. Thompson, the Southern Pa-1 The most popular schemes for ab ‘ cific agent, states that he believes olishing the deficit are the ones that a special train can be secured, which tell the other fellow to canh and promises to take the matter up up. with the officials of the road if he is Surveying and Irrigation Engineering convinced that the people <rt Klamath rails would desire an excursion. The KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON special train could leav< this city I ■arly In the morning so as to arrive at Shasta about 8 of 9 o’clock In the If you wish to set out some large We continue abstracts, as well aS morning. They would have all day and hardy cabbage, cauliflower or make new onee. Let us comploto to spend enjoying the beauties of i tomato plants, call and see samples youre. Klamath County Abstract Shasta and leave there about 6 o'clock or leave your order with Arthur Co., opposite Court House. 4-8tf in the evening and arrive home at 10. C. Lewis at the Farmers Implement If there are enough people here In Have E. W. Muller add an attach 4-22 St* terested they should notify Mr. DR. J. IVI. ELLSWORTH # Supply House. ment to your phonograph co you may Mrs. Cunningham, mother of .fas. Thompson at once so that he would VETERINARY SURGEON enjoy the new 4-mlnute Amberol reo- L. Cunningham, Is reported as «»ulte have plenty of time to make the nec AND DENTIST J sick. orda. 11-17 essary arrangements. Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc. □fflec CrUil.r-Bcllu Buildlug •xu.ó À Í u»wr' Pbone 72C 4