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The many friends of Balts Shep
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herd are glad to see him on the street
again.
Leon Boiler, one of the Herald's
Spratt Wells of Bly is a guest it
carriers. Is on the sick list. He is
the Lakeside Inn.
Z. B. Pool came up from Sisson threatened with appendicitis.
C. H Roberts and D. K House, two
Sunday to attend to business matters
young
men from Tracey City, Tenn.,
ten.
are here with a view to locating.
J. C. Walker was in from Lorella
Mrs. Chas. Conrad will leave in a
Saturday, attending to business mat
few
days for an extended visit with
ters.
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her friend Mrs. Herrick in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Harper of Sisson
A. L. Fraim, a well knowu resident
were Sunday visitors In Klamath
of Pokegama. is in the county seat
Fails.
today attending to business matters.
J. P. Byrne is here again in the
Captain Hansberry’s new boat.
interests of a San Francisco hard-
Hooligan, will soon be ready for calk
ware firm.
ing. and the planking of the craft Is
Charles Conrad is here in the in
nearly completed.
terests of the Garrett company of
J. Read Bain, the high school stu
Marysville.
dent who was so dangerously ill a
H. H. Hoyt and Frank Blooming
short time ago. has recovered suffi
camp were among Tuesday’s visitors
ciently to leave for his home in
from Merrill.
Tillamook.
WHEN Wl RECOMMEND
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Terwil
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Turner arrived An article you can depend upon it
liger and daughter came in Thursday
here Mouday from Sandiego. where being first class, for we do not com
from Merrill.
they spent the winter months with mend any food product that we do
Z. B. Pool left Wednesday for his relatives They left for their ranch
not know all about So If you are In
home in Sisson, after a visit with rela near Fort Klamath Tuesday
doubt
as to what to buy ask us with
tives in this city.
M P. Mickler and John Kilis came confidence that you will be supplied
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Crawford are in Monday to attend to business mat- with our best. Ask
any of our cus-
here from Maynard, la., with a view t«is Mr. Mickler recently purchased turners If this Is not so.
to locating here.
Mr Ellis' interest in Willow Springs
Charles S. Moore returned to this ranch
These gentlemen stopped at
city Saturday ntght from a week’s so the Lakeside Inn
journ in Portland.
Behold the difference—For con FINED S2Ô AM» COSTS FOR
solation the widow has her weeds,
FISHING WITH<11 T 1.1« ENSK
the widower his weed.
Leo Houston, the lad who was ar
J. B. Hart and W. E. Price came In
from San Francisco Tuesday to at rested .Monday by Deputy Fish War
den Harry Telford for fishing without tllO caaea 21,-lb. S)ni|> 1‘ack.xi
tend to business matters.
I «ears, extra nice, regularly
a
license was on Tuesday fined $23
Hugh Clopton returned to his home
worth 2Sc- per can, we an- wil
in Bonanza Sunday, after several days and costs by Justice of the Peace
ing while lhey last at 3 for 5Oc
devoted to business in the county seat. Graves. Houston entered a plea of
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or by the dozen they go at,
guilty
to
the
charge
and
paid
his
tine.
Miss Kathryn C. Wells, formerly
BRIEF NEWS OF IRE WEEK
MONARCH
GROCERY
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The New Store with New Goods
T!R
Our Specials for
I hursdav, Friday
and Saturday
ATKINSON’S
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
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Saturday, Mar. 25th
We will open our new store in the Bristol Building, on Main street, l»etween Fifth and
Sixth streets, with a complete line of Dry Goods, Ladies' Suits, Dresses, Waists. Skirts
and Millinery. Men’s and Boys* Furnishings and Suits.
The entire stock is absolutely
new, and comprises all the early Spring Fashions.
per can ................................................. 15«
a teacher in the public schools of this
city, is here from Ashland visiting
Here From .Milton
KH>
21,-lb. Syrup Packed
ft lends.
Fruit Plum, evcefXionally Bin-
M R. Hudson of Milton, Ore ,
J. H. Short came from Lost River here visiting Rev. Hilton, pastor of! ami really worth 20« to 25c,
Tuesday to attend to business mat the Christian church. Rev. Hilton' bin we are selling them at IS«'
ters in the county seat. He is at the formerly resided at .Milton. Mr. Hud-i single, or by the dozen at, per
Livermore.
son is very favorably impressed with ' «an ................................................ 12 »$<•
L. F. Conn, a prominent Lakeview Klamath Falls, and mar decitfe to
Ora“ Imlf clu-»per than
attorney, is attending to legal mat locate here.
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fancy apples. per doz
2Oe to ¡Me
ters. While here Mr. Conn is at the —
I-akeside Inn.
25<-
D. M. McLamore is here attending DO YOU WISH TO SELL iw fancy Lemons, per doz
to business matters, He is a- well-
YOUR PR0PERTY7
Ka“"* App*71,.w
known horse buyer, with headquar
Fresh Ranch Eggs, per doz
... 25c
ters at Dinnba.
I have customers who an- wanting 1
John Cacka of Malin and August
We an- well stocked with a full
Cacka of Merrill spent last Fri- to buy, if price is reasonable.
line of the beet Garden and Field
day in the county seat, attending to
t'ulj or write.
-Seeds. both bulk and package, and
business interests.
an- carrying all kinds of poultry sup
A. Cameron and J. Richmond, two
K. G. ARG RAVES.
plies. Beat market price paid for ail
well known residents of Salem, are
■ produce.
200-210
Willits
Bld«.,
guests at the Livermore during their
I
sojourn in this city.
Phom- 1411.
Klamath Fails '
Mrs. E. B. Crawford arrived in this
-
city Thursday from Sullivan, Mo. -c-
4- *
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After spending the night at the <•
*PH (..NW looi
SACRAMENTO
McLellan at Kennett. Cal., Thursday ♦
SIXTH AND MAIN
The ice on the big lake is fast go ♦
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ing away, and it will soon be but a ♦
J LIST YOUR PROPERTY |
memory. It is said that any of the ♦
.> With us if you want to sell. We want
steamers can plow through with ease ♦
~ 10-71H-720-722 R St.
bouw-s, lots, clone-in ucr>-ogv and farm
♦
now.
♦ Removed from 815 2d st. Pipe •> land». < ouh -in ur plione us Uxlay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McCreary came ♦ and casings of all sizes; fittings, ♦
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CHILCOTK A RICE,
in from Spokane Saturday night, and <♦ valves and brass goods. A spe ♦
Next to the Aww-rican Hotel
are at the Baldwin while looking ♦ cialty made of cutting and
Phons Ml
around Klamath Falls for a suitable ♦ threading pipe and dipping. ♦I
♦
♦
location.
Plans, specifications and esti 4♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Wm. Treasure, aged about 40 ❖ mât«^ made for waterworks and ♦ ♦ FOR RENT—
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* ♦
GOOD STOCK RANCH
♦
years, died at the county poor farm ♦ irrigation systems.
X ♦
Surrounded by good rang«-
♦
last Thursday. He was well known ♦
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about this section, but so far as is .j.
♦
2. B. MASON ♦
known, had no living relatives.
The Monarch
PIPE WORKS
Our Aim in Klamath Falls is to Estab-
lish a Store that will be Worthy of
Your Patronage, and our Motto will
be “Honest Dealings”
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We also endeavor to satisfy every customer.
And if after making a purchase you
feel dissatisfied, we will cheerfully refund your money.
We are not quoting prices in this announcement because we feel that to become ac-
quainted with our method of doing business you should come in, examine our goods
and prices and convince yourself that we do not misrepresent.
At various times we
will announce special values through these columns. When you read the advertisements
we want you to have the utmost confidence in their truthfulness.
However, at this
time, we want to cover a larger field with our merchandise, and in order to do this and
accomplish the best results, we will endeavor to make your acquaintance by offering
special prices during our first month in our new store.
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AUCTION SALE
The undersigned assignee assignee will offer
Gillette
Furniture Stock
for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder
This stock consists of Dining Tables, Rockers, Chairs, Dressers,
and many other articles of household furniture. The sale will be
conducted at the store room on Sixth Street in the City of Klam
ath Falls, commencing at 2 p. m. on
Friday, the 24th of March, 1911
and continuing until Saturday evening, the 25th of March, 1911,
unless all the stock shall have been sold prior thereto.
All Goods will be Sold at an Intro*
ductory Price that will Insure Each
Purchaser a Genuine Bargain. Bear
in Mind, we have no old stock to
dispose of, but Everything Fresh and
New, Just From the Factory
Don’t Forget the Date of Opening,
Saturday, Mar. 25th
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HENRY RABBES,
Auctioneer.
E. L. ELLIOTT,
Assignee.
C. E. ATKINSON, Prop.
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