Overcoat Bargains One-half off on every overcoat in the house. These prices prevail until stock is reduced. ABOUT THE DRAWING We cannot print the result of our draw­ ing, as it is against th Postal Laws. K. K. K. STORE A Home is Not Complete without a First-class SEWING MACHINE Ther is nothing better a Standard Machine, and we can convince you with a week's free trial We are headquarters for Linoleum. Carpets Rugs and Matting. PHONE 261 BALDWIN HARDWARE CO. Stands Like a Stone Wall Turns Cattle, Morsas, Hags—Is Practically Indestructible TTERE’S to you! 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 too soft. We can show you this fence in our stock and explain its merits and super­ iority,not only in the roll but in the field. Come ana see us and get our prices. Poultry Fence, Barb Wire. Iron and Steel who are helping us make a big success of our business; to all the other men who like to be well dressed, and who haven’t yet found out that the best way to do it, and the right place to do it in, is this store; to ROBERTS & HANKS HARDWARE PHONE 173 CITY BRIEFS Mrs. Lizzie M. Fitch came in yes­ terday from her ranch near Dairy. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Smith returned home Tuesday evening from Eugene. Mrs. John S. Shook is in the city from Bonanza, stopping at the Lake­ side Inn. H G. Durand, postoffice Inspector from Portland, left Monday for fort Klamath. W. P. Rhodes and family of Mer­ rit' leri Friday tor Portand to spend the winter Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson came up Monday from Merrill, returning home next day. Chas. Pattee, who was in the city over Christmas, left Monday for his home at Bonanza. H. V. Gates arrived in the city Thursday to spend Christmas with his son, O. B. Gates. Morey L. Applegate, who has been spending Christmas in the city, left Monday for Tule Lake. Mrs. O. B. Gates entertained a number of her Jady friends Wednes­ day at her home near the High School. Merle S. Kilgore and Miss Emile Butler were united in marriage Tues­ day by Rev. J. B. Griffith at the latter’s home in this city. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Adams, of Cor­ dova, Alsaka, who have been visiting George Wilson and family at Merrill, left Tuesday for California. F. M. Thompson and bride arrived Saturday evening from an extended wedding tour through the East C. T. Oliver returned last Sunday To all our friends and customers Hart, Schaffner & Marx DEALERS MAIN STREET greatest of all clothes-makers, for their share in our prosperity; for making snch clothes, all-wool, perfectly tailored. May you all live long and prosper. from his trip to Omaha and Chicago in charge of the Klamath exhfbP. W. F. Rector arrived last Sunday from Oakland to accept a position as linotype operator for the Evening Herald. The People's Shoe Store in the This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Houston block has been purchased by Elmer Mullennax, who assumed charge Sunday. H. V. Gates left Monday for Weed, i where he will join his daughter. To-1 gether they will go to Mexico for a ; trip of several months. C. P. White, manager of the Big | Basin Lumber Company, returned last Monday from Weed, where he has been spending Christmas with bis family. E. E. Throop, Southern Pacific freight agent, is in the city from BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary Dunsmuir to spend a few days look­ DON >. ZUMWALT. ^StfaClIng ing over the country. He is accom­ E. M. BUBB, panied by his wife. Vice President and President Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitlock, who Treasurer Map», Plans, Blue Prints, Etc. were married in Seattle, have return­ ed from their wedding tour and tak**u lxH>k in our w indows this week. We are offering you great apartments In the Navigation Com­ pany building. bnrgaiiiH in pertains lines after Xmas. Many of these articles Mike Lavenlk and Miss Martha Ar­ worth two or three times what we ask for them. But all this nold were united in marriage at 9 Surveying and Irrigation Engineering at only *1.00 each. a. m. on Christmas at the Catholic Church, Father Cunningham per­ KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON forming the ceremony. All styles, all designs and all qualities of wallpaper and linoleum, Thursday. They wore married in Hart Adams of Merrill, arrived Inst weok window shades and rugs at Bamber & county, Kentucky. Mr. and M th . from San Rafael, where ho has been Pealrs, exclusive painters and paper- his wife on his return the first of the cuted east, of the High School. It is Bryant have been residents of Klam­ hangers. Phone 954. attending school, to spend the holi­ year. ' stated that possession will be given ath county for tho past twenty-one R. S. Smith left last Friday morn­ days with his parents. His brother. years. Orb Campbell, bookkeeper at the i ^une !• ing for Eugene to spend Christmas Will Adams, arrived a few days later Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryant celebrat­ with his wife, who is visiting her Klamath County Bank, has purchas- from the same school. Robert S. Adams, son of J. Frank parents. He will be accompanied by ed the residence of B. E. Hayden, lo- ed their fortieth wedding anniversary