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spending three weeks in the manufacturing districts of New York they are
finding plenty of desirable merchandise at the right prices.
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New Fall Auto Caps
remitting of Corduroy in assorted colors; also light woolen
roateriak in fancy checks and plaids. Some of the styles are
especially good for street wear. The price is very reasonable.
W,f th Choice of the lot for 50c
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New House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons
We are showing one of the best assortments of House
Dresses and Aprons that we have had for some time; They
are made from genuine Amoskeag Gingham and come in
assorted light and dark stripes and plaids; also plain colors.
Dresses, $1.19 Aprons, 50c and 58c
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New-Goods for the Notion Department
you use fancy Buttons and small wears which are carried
in a firrt cUm No tkn Dcpartn t of a Dry good. S tor e? If
so, it wiU pay you to visit our Notion Department and
see some of the new things we have just received.
Over 200 pairs of
Cotton Blankets.
have been, added to the Bedding Department this week. The
assortment is better than we have. ever had, and the price
is less than ever sold for in the history of this store.
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lot of large Auto Veils, assorted colors; prices range from $1.00 to $2.25
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tloo. priorto October 15, 1915. It it
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'The open eetaoa for Migratory
birds In Oregoa la as follews: Water
fowl; Ootober 1 to Janaary 16; wood
cock, October to December 1; shore
birds, snipes, plorer, etc. October 1
to December IS. ' ,
trasectlToroBa birds protected ln-
dednltely. Band tailed ptsjeoas, craaes.
swans cwlew, smaller snore birds
and wood dncks protected until Sep
tember -1, 19U.
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PORTLAND. Anc. 12. The body
of Martha Klaus, it years old, and a
domestic serrant, was found today In
Holladay Park. She had shot herself.
aay.The motive Is ankaown.
ANOTHER RAID ON
ENGLAND IS MADE
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SIX MORE KIIiliED AND 98 INJUR
ED SECOND RAID THIS WEEK.
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FOUR DATS
Wheat Down a Cent
United Press Service
CHICAGO, Aug". IS. September
wheat lost a cent at the opening to
day, and declined an additional seven
eighths In fifteen minutes. December
futures are 2)4 lower today. Heavy
cancelations of European orders' are
given as the cause.
United Press Service
LONDON, Aug. IS, The admiralty
has announced that two Zeppelins
raided England last laght, with the
result that six were killed and twenty
three wounded. The exact locality or
time of the raid has not been made
public.
'The Zeppelins escaped after cruis
ing about for fourteen hoars la tha
second raid of this week. Twenty
have been killed and thirty-six wound
ed In four days, covering two raids.
America RepHea to Aastria
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D. 0., Aug. IS.
The American reply to Austria's pro
test on the furnishing of war muni
tions to the allies was cabled to Vien
na last night It Is understood thai It
upholds America's right' to export
arms to any of the belligerent nations.
Kuans Oete Oat Again
United Press Service
PORTLAND, Aug. 13. Emma
Goldman was released today oa a
charge of circulating obscene litera
ture. She was Recently fned $100 for
creating a street disturbance.
Herald want ads gat result.
HAVE SOLVED THE
RURAL PROBLEM
So much Is written about discon
tented farmers' wives and tho general
lack of recreation in the country,
surely it will be a pleasuro to hear of
a socially contented rural neighbor
hood. If you will drive east from Klamath
Falls you will enter a school district
known as Pine Orove. On every other
Thursday afternoon you will soe wo
men and children dressed In their best
going to tho "club.1' They meet with
ono of tho notghbor women, and en
Joy themselves all afternoon In a good
eoclnl chat and doing their various
kinds of needle work.
One day a few of the women met
to see what they could do to better
better social conditions. They organ
ized the Civic Club. Prom the little
group, the club has grown to Include
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(iiuuuy every wuiuan in mo uisinci
, There are the usual ofllrers, all elect
,ed for sU months. Tho duett are $1.20
In year. Thero Is no rod tape. If you
llvo in tho neighborhood you are n
member If you so desire and pay the
dues. - The club meetings nro in
'formal. Asldo from tho necoMary
club biiHtnoBR, each IiohIcss cntortMns
an she iloMlrcs. Sometimes there is
Just plain vlxltlng, but nlways a Jolly
good time. Each hostess serves any
thing she desires, but always just
three things.
Visiting takes much time In the
country, so tbeso club meetings have
como to be a general calling day. Here
they meet and exchange Ideas,
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mere is no aeea oi uuma kw
good times on the farm. Sorely Ut
effort it entails is more than tea
I enifttcd by tho return of sood, oH
fahioned nelghborllaess. It bmm
miirit to live In a community "bf
the grown-ups and tho youngsters in
proud of their homo district.
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Pine Orove. Aug, IS, 101R.
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A. B. Lawrence, charged with
urson. was bound over tllll si
it ternoon to await tho action of
the grand Jury, by Justlco of lbs ' j
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nenlrtoH tlioHo social good times tho
club Ims given farewells to all of the
ministers of Klamath Falls when they
left, and given them n small remem
brance of tho people of this district.
Anything that promotes n good neigh
borhood, anything that keonn the boys1 London. Am 13 Tho Ilrltlsh
and girls at homo, Is backed by thotsleamcr Summerfleld has been w&- 1
I ndlOH' Civic Clllb. mnrln.rf T- r .. .iv nitre lost "1
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nai mis cm i) nas, done for one, mid novcn landed. Tho steamers
neighborhood any other group of en
ctgctlc women can do for theirs.
rona and Osneldkosprey havo be
submarined.
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