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this store the utermott in genuine custom-tailored, made-to-order clothes at $16 to $35,
A whole world of worsted and woolen patterns to select from any texture, any color, any
pattern of your choice is here at these amazingly low prices.
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MHesUM that tk IUm are
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teter, "the eaUre chtrge U a well
ptaaae aaaewTer to tar twMIc la-
Alcaattoa of aeatral cooatrlee, eape-j
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mcndini rates vrhlcU lll yleU tl.c
railroad companies a rvwauo l!hHy
le than tbe averaie revrnue re
Icclred from the trannporutlon of fita-
ttagen, the reread? In each inttaare
being computed on a car mile baU.
It i eatlaated that ihU will rceull
In IncreaalQK the corapenutloa of the
railroad about 13,000,000 per an
num, or !lutlr lew than S per rent
The railroads contended that thrj
were underpaid 115.000,000 per year.
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BEER, WINE, AND
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Dr. OeWe. the well known optician
at Madford, Is la the city, and expects
to raaaaia Are or aU weeks. During
this tiate he will visit Merrill aad
Boaaaaa arofeesieaally.
Dr. Oeble has for sereral rears uaat
beea eaeratlaa a ieaa-criadiaa plant
laadfsaterylaMedfard.
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WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept. 10.
In a final report submitted to coa-
grees, the Bourne committee oa rail-
United VtttM Serrlce
WASHLNOTO.V. D. C., Sept. 10
The ways and means committee has
agreed upon a war tax hill. The pro
posed bill increases that tax oa beer
by SO cents a barrel; wines. SO ceata,
and taxes freight 3 aer cent of Its
value. Woodrow flaally accepted the
freight tax.
ASQUITH ASKS
SMSS MEN
United Press Serrlae
LONDON. Sept. 10. Premier As.
qulth. In addressing a iolat sessloa of
parliament today, asked that body to
pass a measure Increasing the rentier
army by half a mllMea.
Asqulth made a patriotic anneal.
He stated that If this ferae Is lasaH
clent, he will ask far farther In
creases wbeoercr Beaded.
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regon Crop Estimate
Shows Up Prosperous
According to the latest crop re
port compiled by the bureau of crop
estimates, a co-operation wKb jtbe
weather bureau, Oregon's wheat crop.
September 1, amounted to li,874,00e
bushels. This la a gain of aot aulte
a milllen bushels over last year. The
total estimate September 1, lli, of
the aatioa's wheat crop is 2,600,00,.
e basaaia.
Of the Oragoa wheat eras estlsaaie
IMM.eOS baahala ara wlater wheat
aad S,lH,Mf basaels spring waaat
la the eaflsaats af .tha aat and bar.
year. Tbe oat crop Is estimated at
12,100,000 buthelsas compared with
12,67,000 bushels last year, while
tbe barley crop estimate Is 3.086.000
bushels and was 4,J00,0 la 111.
In potatoes there was another
shrlaksgc, the dlfereaee between
4,t0,00 buiheU tbU rear an ..
f .00 last fall. This year's apple
arm is esUmaied it z.xa.M8 kaak.
els, which is a llttlaaawllar than ta
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Mrdiu t li. -V--'!!.''--!.-.
U yield at i ,7l,0t taoa, whlah le
Seres years ago J. V. Houston In
troduced to Klamath Falls Its nrst
baby coateet. Houston still mala
tains that a mora beautiful assem
blage of babies could not bate been
gathered ia aay community.
la rummaging through aa eld
ch"st, J. V. came upon n set at aheto-
elldc. Upon examination be dlseov.
vfed them to be beautiful lihotot of'
Klamath's finest babies.
Right then and there batched a
aew Idea, an Idea that will undoubt
edly prove of much Interest to the
little tots, as well as the grown-ups.
It Is the Intention to show oa the
screen the Photos of tbe babies aa
they appeared seven years ago, then
have them introduced from the stsjte
aa they are today.
Imagiae the expression oa the faces
or the aow big boys aad girls, as they
case oa their llkeaessee of the days
goae by, some la tabs, some in swad
liag clothes, and others without
stitch oa 'em.
Aaotber baby photo show is belaa
arraaged. The coatlag shew will be
staged at tha Star theater. The con
test will be limited to iftaea entries.
and will commence as soon as thou
desirous of entering leave their names
and photos at either the opera house
or tbe 8lar theater box oHce.
All photos will be aumbered, so tha
patrons will vote by number and m
by name. The photo receiving the
highest aumber of votes will be
awarded a haadaome prise, the earn.
teetaat receiving the secoad highest
number of votes will, also receive a
prise.
Announcement of nrlsea win k.
made before the beginning of tbe con
tent. The votlaa will continue r
miny-days from onealag date. All
rules governing this contest will be
announced as soon as the reauira
fifteen entries bare been made.
ST. I'AUl.. Minn.. tfuu
home broken ut. hit fstallr tentasun
der ami hi heart lkml by the
rvalltatloa that his relatlm are hill,
lag each other, lUtu OrutW, Cler
man ciasul at St. I'aul, U today a
Pitiful sight.
Orunow's wife Is a Fteuclt woman.
She It in France, and from l,ilst ad
vices Intends Joining the French Red
Cross. Iler brothers arc In lht French
army. Just where, the ronul ms be
caaaot tell. Ills was are both o(B-
cars In the Qerman army.
Tlut hU son are pitied Ih U
wife's brolhers, (Iraaew fc sat
litt doubt, Hi family, nt-mr,
closely allWd with palllkai rosdf
ilea that make It radlrallr inMn-
Ibis for hu wife is do ether lUs w
Mand, In sympathr, at m. tl
her tiwn eons and Itasbaad,
la explaining la sHtlt.u. Ota
aow says that bid wife wa tURk
In Fraartt when the war wa dtuai.
and that their deaitatk relsilosi en
most pleasant She write, he mj.
whtneter conditions will j-rmlu
Western Australia urmlurM mora
gold than any American state, seadi
mora rarU to Kurope than aay other
country except Ceylon, aad Is said to
hare the richest belt of hardwood
timber In the world.
Theater Guide
la a little Inn near Chichester. Kn-
gland there Is a room papered with
postage stamps. One who saw 'it
says: "Celling, walls, doors, chairs.
tables, picture frames, every part of
tbe room except the floor, la thick I
covered, while from tbe cellfnr hane
long festoons and ropes made of bua-
dies of stamps for which there was
no other place. There are fullr ..
000.000 stamps are tMted up.
For headache, see Dr. Qoble. It
Clerks In stores In Mexico sraoke
while waiting on customers.
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servians again'
" ' Attack Austria
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NISH. Sent. 10. Cmwn i...
Alexander's Servjan troops again at
tacked tbe Austriaas todar. Th cu.
vUa ntUck Is the flerrest yet, and Is
driving the enemy back.
RKLflf AN LOSS
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, ANTWKRP, Sept 10.Tbe for
erameat," estimates that the aatu.i
measUry war damaae ma r.r i. .
tenet IS,eSMtS.
There are twa tanas j
2- " - aara.
The Dullest Mind is
Brightened by the
Use of Pure Food
Impare or adultersted feed.
Man's Impair ttie mind and
physique. It Is contrary to the
Isms of Nature.
Yon ran Iwwt retain roar
Mimlnl and physical facultiee
by eating only sach foodstasTs
as are pure, wholnwme aad dl.
geellble.
Aad yon ran best obtain sach
foodstMg-a by denUaa with a
lore that makes a saeeuMr of
handling them aad has a repa
latlon to saatala.
If yon are not already eae af
our great army of raeteeaeef,
w(, invlut yoa to aJare m
trial orders with ns. H Is Mm
iralglit road ta greeery satis.
furl ion.
STA1 THEATER
Till: CARROLL OHMaON ANB
CARLsVLBOO.
Preseating Twa Acts
bong,' BaMtta M4 iNalegue
"Tle Telltale MsaasTSrslfclsr."
Two-Part Kaleat feature
"The Maakare tMH."
KdlseaCeatedy
"A iMsen ha Jsalaaaf,"
viugraph Comedy
Admission IS 4 0 Ceals
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Seventh Prelnde."
Kssanay Twe-Reel Special
"TtMi World sad tke Wemaa,"
Blegraph Drama
"Werm, MlHTaew,'".
Labi Cagtady
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