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Many a rosy apple has a bruise on the
under tide. Many a dapper suit of clothes has
a fault or two inside. Lookback of looks! Be
sure of what you get, not only of what you see.
KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES
are put together with all the skill at the tailor's
command. They prove up! That's why today,
with all the uncertainty in materials and markets,
they stall maintain leadership of Value at old prices
$25.00, $30.00
$35.00, $40.00
Suits at handsome and at
mart at you could with
for. Belted modelt and
plain, taddlebag pockets
and regular pockett; a
touch here and there that
will win your admiration,
and wearproof quality II
through that will win your
confidence.
K.K.K. STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters
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Local News
DAILT KLAMATH WEATHER
U. 3. R. 8.
Minimum Saturday. 49 decrees.
Maximum 8unday. 40 decrees,
Mlalmum Sanday. IS decrees.
Precipitation Sunday. .OS Inch.
Minimum today. 16 decrees.
la Cttjr Forsa Bly
Mrs. W. T. Garrett or Bly was In
tke dtjr yesterday.
Back From Trip North
Mrs. W. A. Jones has returned;
from a trip of several weeks to Port
land and other outside points. She
was accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Maude Newbury.
In Frosa Orladale
Mlss Myrtle Ess. who recently
closed her school term at the Ortn-
dale school. Is In the city and will
spend a week visiting here and at
tending to business matters.
Down Frosa Odessa
Mr. BoyedstoB and Miss Boyedstos
war down today from Odessa.
l-ncal Boy Jois Artillery
Carl Newbury. formerly of this city.
has Joined thee Seventh company of
the Coast artillery at Med ford and Is
fntlfirlAsI Ihara itaM V tku.
:--. vuvivi-viucia twi kUWV
troops not haviag been Issued as yet.
FOR! KLAMATH
SENOSTEN MEN
QUIET HIRING PEACE, BIT COR-
RESPONDENT 8AV8 THKY WHJ,
BR HEARD FROM DURING THK
WAR BIG MEETING HKM
Hone Bayer la City
George Manning, local horse buyer,
waa 1b the city today on business.
la Frasa Ptee Grove
J. M. Cunningham or Pine Grove
was Is the city today oa business.
Mere Free Vp the Lake
Frank Courtade was In the city to
day on business from his homestead.
(By Telephone to the Herald)
FOHT KUAVA7H. April 16 Fort
Klamath is on the nmp. Our tit.
hamlet is dolnr thltj?-. too. We are
not heard of very cften because t
the local were at peace, but now we are In war.
Director. Wife JMe
Wnrd vat mMAlvaf t
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reclamation service officA Saturday Ifm vtntt ..... .., ....
!rf wu siiui) ssv-sss llbUI 'f
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. ti ....... . . . l " no siano lor our nag uia
of Director A. P.. DavU at Washing-ViIory. 8eoond-Fort Klamath Is Mb.l.
L 7 M "Bft 8Ute Rec- g ten of her best vr-vng men to o.
lamatlon Service. Her death occurred fclIll our , d , honor of ,hc
April 13th.
esteem these yoimp nr.en are held a
reception was given In the Melhase
hall Saturday, Atiril 14.
The program wa ar follews:
Here From Walker
J. E. McFadden waa a Klamath
Falls visitor yesterday from Walker.
FHes Mis Petttloa
M. P. Lavenlk, candidate for coun
cilman "from the Fifth ward, has filed
his petition with Police Judge Leavitt
with thekrequlred number of names
attache
Leave for Grand Lodges
Judge G. T. Baldwin. Oregon sena-
"I. !" " "?.f.r. """," of the. Flag. . . .By the School
t nnZ XT".: !. ! "I" CWne Ryan. Color Bearer.
aaaM him h m.tZwi k T'Ww Spangled ttanner". . .Atfdtense
S?J SL'S'J ?E? C 'W. White and Blue". .. .Audience
, ...,. " : T An Address to the Volunteers
land. Mrs. Will Baldwin also left
this morning for a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jacobs, at
Baker City, Oregon.
Chairman C. 1. Wlnncck.
'Flag Seng". ;
Chlorene Ryan, Ida Brtsco and
Elva Moon.
I Beading . . '. Marian Turner
j-artTsvi-ssi?
the hwaraace Held. See ChUcote. 12
After the Barbers
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I have tb eseteeive sale of msar the barbers not,to be outdone by the ..".' V:' "" "" "
f (be best far U the KUm-th dentlsU. who offer their services.:. "'""". ?eue aI ocn001
,... . i niucrica KVArvnrtA
Chnrus.
TUk of the Free'...
Urging eadpg M,M
Baste. CWksto.
18
J free to soldiers. Sergeant Washtok. j". ' BVe,r5
tin charm nf lh. I.1 .-.,.. 1. 1- rauren Mr- '
KfatTiath Falls
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GARAGE AND GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
'FORD OARS A SPECIALTY
FOR SALE One second-hand
Dodge car and one Ford;
both 5-passenger touring cars,
in good condition; cheap.
PHOXE 17X
1107 MAIN STREET
Maurice Bryan
Proprietor
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Song.... "How Cr.n I Leave The?"
Fay Gordon, Helen Loosley, Hulon
Brisco.
Oath Riven by Mr. J. Hen-tig
Song "Auld Lang Syne'
The light fantastic wastrlnucd for
Files Petition la Fourth " "11 delicious luncheo,,
Joe Joseph has filed his petition ' WM 'Tl "? 'ad,?,C."","lf W"h
Ith the renuired nmhpr ri, eood-nlght and "God Bless You."
'Here s to our boys.
in charce of the Inral mrrnltlnr nf.
'fice, is making a special effort to
get barbers into the service of their
t Uncle Sam. He says bartering In the
army pays better than in a civilian
shop.
with the required number of signers
fcr councilman from the Fourth ward.
He Is a local Jitney proprietor.
TOO tATR to rTaeeimr
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waiou rurmsned apartments of
two or three rooms, or small fur
nished house. Address 1-2-3. Herald
office. 16-3t
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VICTOR
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FOR SALE OR TRADE 17-foot
..motor boat with 2-h. p. engine;
good condition. Terms. Call 262W
or 313 High street. 16-2t
So brave and true;
Here's to our flag
The red, the white, the blue."
The names of the boy. who have
enlisted are Harold Bunch, Cecil Low,
Robert McMilre. Jrck Burns. Smith
Glover, George hliort, Cecil Carfr,
Paul Rovash, Fred Zumbrum and
John Gardner.
sEtna accident and health aollrles
are the standard of the world. Ask
Chllrote for rates. 12
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We Aaue arranged with the
makers for the exclusive
local sale of
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Clothes "
"The him fries the nation over.
These famous $17 clothes are
bound to be as popular with
local men as they are in other
cities and towns the nation over.
It is an event to have
Styleplus come to
town.
Styleplus arc the only
clothes in America
whose price js known to &
remain the same, $17.
Styleplus gives that touch of style and superior
fit that add to the reputation of a designer
already famous.
Plus the expert tailoring of a great well
organized factory.
Plus a strong guarantee of wear and absolute
satisfaction.
How can thev Ho it?" TK.v AnuMrA their
. business the increased volume on one suit, one
price, decreased the manufacturing expense.
You get the benefit price still $17 it ha
not been raised.
Try yours on now nothing gained by waiting
we're glad to show them and no obligation
on yourpart
Trsds
Mark
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K. SUGARMAN
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