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WINTER CLOTHING AND SHOE BILL
Come and get our prices. Compare our quali­
ties with any store in Klamath County, and
we’ll take chances on winning your business.
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!.«»< II. BRIEFS
Stands Like a Stone Wall
Turns Cattle, Norses, Megs—Is Practically Indestructible
Silas Kilgore was about town Sat
urdav.
Art Itulnaker of Bly is registered
at the Livermore.
Good Suits and Overcoats
$15 to $40
Jos. llcs.-lg of Beswlck, Cal . was
in the city Tuesday.
D. M. Griffith was
Engle Ridge Sunday.
down
Born To A. T. Mekeson and wife,
Tuesday morning, a son.
Born, to E. L. Coburu and wife.
Monday morning. a son.
AMERICAN FENCE
Buy your new fence for years to come. Get the big, heavy wires, the
hinge joint, the good galvanizing, the exactly proportioned quality of steel
that is not too hard nor to soft.
We can show you this fence in our stock and explain its merits and super­
iority, not only in the roil but in the field. Come ana see us and get our prices.
Poultry Fence, Barb Wire. Iron and Steel
ROBERTS &
HANKS
DEALERS
HARDWARE
MAIN STREEt
PHONE 173
Art Haiuaker of Bly was registered
at the Livermore Tuesday.
Allen Taylor and family of Bonan­
za were in the city Tuesday.
Chas. Iaimbert, the stage man of
Bonanza, was in the city Monday.
Alex Davis, the cattle king of the
Klamath marsh country, Is In the
city.
Allen & Son are preparing to oj>en
a blacksmith shop opposite the grist
mill.
T. D. and W. T. Skinner of Bonan­
za registered at the Livermore Sun-
The new Fall Styles are here in
every wanted fabric and design,
plendid effects in durable Scotch
and English mixtures.
Snappy Suits and Overcoats of
the Friend Made quality for men
young men.
Tour’s Is Ready
day.
Judge Noland and wife left Tues-
day morning for Crater lake via auto
buggy.
George E. Morey,
formerly
Fruitvale, Cal., has lately located in
WHY
not sell us your
POULTRY?
WHY
WHY
not sell us your
EGGS?
NOT TRADE WITH YOUR FRIENDS
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We wish to sell you the CHOICEST GROT EKIES, nnd we also
wish to BUY OK TRADE for your EGGS, 1*01 LTBY, VEGE­
TABLES, HAY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
N. B.—We not only wish to supply Groceries to the
Farmers, but also to ship their produce at the greatest profit
to them.
WHY MONARCH
ft ERCANTILE
not sell us your
VEGETABLES?
COMPANY
7HO°^
Klamath Falls
WHY
not sell us your
PRODUCE?
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 amout 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.
T. MCHATTAN
this city.
Ollie Howard is in the city from
Bly. He was formerly a resident of
this city.
Carlisle
I
from
CLOTH I N g A
Yadcn ' left
Monday
morning for Eugene to attend the
John Shortt was In the city Satnr-
university.
? day.
O. B. Allen of the Merrill Record
J. Frank Adams was In the city
has been in the city on business for
Saturday.
several days past.
T. E. Carpenter of Ashland was In
C. W. Eberlein and wife left Tues-
the
city Saturday.
They |
day for San Francisco, Cal.
John Shepard was in the city Sat-
' will return In a week.
urday
on business.
Com-1
L. E. Walker, son of County
missloner Albert Walker, was regis­
tered at the Livermore Tuesday.
Kirk White left Monday morning
for Portland, where he will attend the
Portland academy the coming season.
Miss Rachel Applegate, daughter
of O. C. Applegate, left here Sun­
day morning for Eugene. She will
attend the University the coming sea-
1). V. Kuykendall urid family re-
turned Friday evening.
Cora E. Phillips of Salem, Ore., is
registered at the Lakeside.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richardson of
Poe valley were in the city Friday.
Born Wednesday, Sept.' lath, to
John Logan and wife, a daughter.
Frank Bloomingcamp of Merrill 1«
son.
registered at the
• Lakeside Saturday.
Merle Houston, who was operated
The Bulletin man came over from
on at the hospital recently, I h up and
Bonanza
Friday, looking happy and
around again. Considering the siege
feeling
good.
Merle has gone through, he looks
Alexander Martin lilt left Friday
well.
for Eugene, where he will attend tht;
II. H. Van Valkenberg has been
notified by the Water Users' associa­ university the coming season.
Geo. C. Hill and bride, who recent­
tion of his election as a director in
ly
returned from Oakland, are spend­
that body in place of Frank Downing,
ing a few days In Wood River valley.
resigned.
J. W. Price, who was formerly tl.e
Miss Hazel Rolfe left Monday
j.astor of the Methodist church here,
for Pasadena, Cal., where she will
remain for the winter. She will at­ has accepted a call at North Yamhill.
tend the State Normal School at Los Or -gon.
Mo. Jennie Burch, who Is a sister
Angeles this winter.
1 cf Mrs. Alexander Martin Jr., with
Work on the new passenger depot
daughter«, Francis and Mar-
is progressing in fine shape. The het two
their
garet,
left yesterday for
base stones are of California granite
home
In
Seattle.
and the rubble work of the main
The first delivery of cement blocks
walls of the building is made of rock
for
the Jacobs block was made by the
which comes from near Bray, Cal.
Hydraulic Stone and Brick company
The granite for this building is ob­
tained at Rocklin, Cal. The contrast Saturday. The blocks attracted much
favorable comment by builders and
between the granite and the rubble
contractors.
work is striking and presents a very
W. Morrice of Edmonds, Wash.,
fine appearance.
paid
this office a visit Saturday
W. J. Darroth, foreman of the An­
and gave a very Interesting talk
keny ranch, is in the city today, ile
report» that the yield of barley and about the Sound country and Its fu­
oats on this ranch this year will be ture. Mr. Morrice arrived Friday on
between 15,000 and 20,000 bushels, a business trip and left Sunday morn­
or an average of about 80 bushels to ing.
O. A. Stearns was displaying last
the acre. Mr. Darroth said he was
week
some very fine samples of
born and raised in Indiana, but never
saw anything In that country that Bartlett pears which were grown in
would compare with the crop raised his garden on the West Side. The
this year on the Ankeny ranch. A largest, of the pears weighed 13%
crop of 2,500 tons of hay has also ounces, and the .average weight of
each one was 12 2-5 ounces.
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BALDWIN
HARDWARE CO
City Meat Market
WEISS & ARMAND
PROPRIETORS
ALL KINDS OF FRESH, SALT
AND SMOKED MEATS
SAUSAGES OF ALL
KINDS
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
Abstracting
DOB
President
E. M. BUBB,
Vice President and
Treasurer
Maps, Plans, Blue Prints, Ett.
Klamath County Abstract Co., Inc.
Surveying and Irrigation Engineering
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON