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'aWaOOlM HtALD, .KLAMATtf' PALLS,' OSUPGON
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Even the Most Critical
MENTION
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e.
Like Our Suits and Overcoats
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cMr en fraraiT" Jioc Snr 3b. WiA, mm lerj
siffier, Kr. tfnrey ffiraert, fis IS.
C. D.CrosenierfCaiBjawla a 3 8r fan tor asaos at -
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K. KTIoetler rf Jaacdod klilK , - -
eky for f ew tare.
.FnaggaaR. 8 pEwrglK r.afaTr 1
xa 3wShh Sir rxmrati! of lal
Mr. and Mrs. - Lavfea f rl 75, w3a 8 a twd t aV!
JUUMU mautornriinr CT stf tl ftVgrf Cara UUHa aC
r jraoa si 2 r9atk at 1 haaT
Arthur radrett Ml ioflv r t. ''J?"'
Daaamulr. srber h hu iwl a " ,T 8,r
position nitli tbe Southern 2cific Mr- aarfl Ms. H. at. CWqir ac
Mn HanGa" fcae ran rase" Sanaa Ba
den McCormlCk la yeaterfiay .j. j nwajn amf m
tmfctonaeaat MerrlH. lrarmcti j j. , te m,, a. rJ
business with Klamath Fall, soer- x asrias.. . fiWmr
ckuta Urea fto CgrtaSfc ars 1 a awec.
Mr. and Mrs. X Tamer anfl Mies f a e of ate,
Maud Turner Ime aacrefl 10 ji aae.
Matbewa house a Fourth aafl a"toe
tracts. I Yxtstesfxa Of- grSraiC an ream aaaV
Mr. a4 Mn. Star Cidnltaa mm feg. it-1
neved hack to thefa- raaA at Hill 1 m
braa4, attar :
la:
They'll stand the "acid" test for they are all wool
They'll hold their shape, for they are finely tailored--They
are from America's Master Tailors
They are from the House of Kuppenheimer
They are most modestly priced-
$15.00 to $35.00
Mia MWc VusmasA Jeflt fcaM
for Baa Fraadaea. after
twk kcra wKa he
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Praatlw Packctt
ChUatala yaateraay g
wttl ratara ioaar.
Mra. Packatt aa4
aaaa Urlac vtta Mra. faduafa
, Mr. aa4 Mra. The.
caaM 4rm Craai
Ifdar f ast m
Vm taMiac.
arFOK Sal Twa
cUar. Ba3f aaaoK
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rm a coot rjinucK
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ME BXCIXSITCI.T AT
You'll find everything your fancy dictates-in good
mid-winter Clothes Rain Coats and Overcoats
galore-Belted and Raglan Styles $10.00 to $40.00
Don't shiver with the cold-olip into one of them
K.K.K. STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters ---
Litilt
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fry!
Mid-Season Shoe Sale
STARTS TOMORROW
Per Cent to 33 Per Cent Saying
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mU 19 1 SM. m $2j85.
. haw Mad hi had fancy drcM thoct, gray and
m k-xk Mfs awl white hid topa, formerly $t.00.
Ta
radHctioa) on all regular lines Ladies'
LariaV hi top batbm a
up to S7JM, saw $3j8S.
Ladies aht gray.
cfackthtolontaStJMLaaW$Su43.
55
ttaippcn.fatWf1y$LS,aaw8ic-
m Fonaariy HalePrkw
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(NhMka SM 87JW
aafc ; M heat wait, aaaa, clalh laa
W"' aBBBaaaaTaV ''' apSkSV 7aBv
aaavkUaVwakaaar.hMlap.MhMl- aBJI S7AS
fcafc MfclMHa atlacay wait till, hi haal 97Jf WJa
Saaw!S aTaV aaaVaVf, W4jwS SWSSV PV7 MaTaH SB)VIJSJ BjBSJfj
STTa aawaaV aaTJawa" CaTaW aaTaTaa SSfW MBawS BaMS) BjaaVvV
Men's Shoes
SPECIAL
Man's
t$f.Masd$&50.i
SUtaaall
$485
SPECIAL ,
as shoes, saateat and calf, button, formerly
M,
Sale Price $3.65
Mertlataw Shoes are the beat.
it. We, are offariag you hagh j
y ou iwl pay lor liie tvdaaarjr ah
bast?
AM Matdatan ahaa
rie price $8L50,
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Journalists Plan To
6
Handle War Literature
SEATTLE. Jan. 17. Attempts to
formulate a definite policy for hand
Una maisei of war literature and
newspaper itorira contributed by
various bureaus and war organisa
tions, which are now flooding Into
newspaper office, will be made at
the slstb annual Washington News
taper Institute, which opens here
today at the University of Washington.
"As the various bureaus rommls-
t-lon and administrators appointed
mi hastily after the entrance of the
fulled Utile Into the war co'iH rot
work effectively without the c-i-
entl'n of tbe people, tbey attempted
to reach the Peoole oulcklr thru ihi
newspipers." asserted Colin IJyment.
head of tbe University Department of
Journalism recently. "Tbe outcome
was natural, for no rountry newspa
per and only a few of tbe large city
dallies could meet the demands made
upon them for spare. We will en-
,deavor to solve tbe problem at the
, Institute."
NHAN IS
G11Y0F
FORGERT
This German Will
Stand By Uncle Sam
Herman Stelnhelmer, a fuli-blood.
ed German of Cherokee, Oklahoma, la
discouraged over the lack of support
given tbe food administration In the
obsebvance of "meatless days." lie
conducts a butcher shop In that city,
and aa bis other efforts to discourage
the purchase of meat on "meatless"
daya have not met with the dt-slred
tllAMJKK HIM VtMX IX arUT"
I
'viiir i "ia iiri " nHWai
..MK OK HTtM'KM.tX T ffK(I
Mill MIJIITV-nVK INH.MM
i
The raae which was scheduled tat
on the dock In tbe Circuit Caul
that of the Ktate vs. Roy Wata,
thargo! with forgery, has been a
'missed, a the defendaat yesttrm?
changed his plea of "not guilty"
one of "guilty."
I WalklT ihn li .! I.Jlua
.the Klamath reservatioa, foraal ll
check on the First Ni
with the name of J. rrsafc AaaaU
for the sum of 115.
Ills sentence haa been eoathwal
until February 1st. it U m
that the health nf tk dmtmmAAwi hi
. . ...... , . ,
j poor, and that the paatlaf f (ha tav I
succeaa. he bas Issued Iba following "nre h ben d,,,'r4 hta "
statement to tbe public
'Tuesday Is meatless day.
and there will not be a pound nf
aaat for sale at my place. Of
course I will have plenty of It.
but they can't get It with a gun.
It will be locked up, and they
an save themselves tbe embar
rassment of being turned doan."
count.
-
HIGH.HCHOOL XtrTKH
' iiifr near. , , , ,
T,....i..u.., .. " --" now selling ucaeiss.
ti.; .;.. 7""'-"-imiivii nta each. The llcheta are
" Th.,V . . . . """ ! "' t the Hotel Hall, the
Local Red Cross
Actimttet '
The lied Crou fuada f th leal
chipier are to b xr.ns rnn.i.UrUr
'inspector. esM.lned . ,h ..',"'u. "" u.'" ur "
'iz &xz
wHn... .. -,...... J. .. ... this matter ciMr ".-., .nR ,u mia me oo
-., auu muiMjuy oj inn
k are being devoted to the reg
ular aemeeier examinations. Friday' mi. " "rwanni mil aie at the Hotel Hall, the HStf
nlll ba devoted to the closing uu of ' it J rJl. .!!? ! ,,ve,, l0 ' ,,0 '"! wverai other plMea Is tat
tbe racorda of the semester and al.ol Itev. Muckley addressed .h. . . K li' . .'" m"n,'''t ,lwt tU "atZ
to saatata Ja ouu.de .. - K UX. b,, J; '- been m,.d a. tt.
tudy. Tbe examination on tbe New,",'bJert Md "Optimism." I Th. ,ir.L- .. .. u. . ....
T-. . ,. ...... At the asu-ml.1. . -r..- . 1 -...""."" " '-
..- -.., Wlur ai , OKlucK ,n m',r . " ""-"' ".." ni Ibe Htar theater.
tbe morning, and on the Old Testa-' Lr I ndu. rv 1 h 77 n 'h" ,tj,1i "N' '" -hlpmeat of yarn so W
juentatlrao. The ne.t examln.t.on extension cor "', , uZ'r';! "' r"""0 ''X ," IW Cr0" "
In Bibla study will occur the 17th of Oregon. Thl t.!,r2 vtnni "' a. received yeatarday. aad H
way. ine preparation on this work milled by tr in..J.i V -"""" "" rPi"X t be distributed amim
h done entirely at borne or at Bun- slides. 'piicon ie knitters.
y acnooi, ana mo examination li TheA N W(W,i,u,i. . I management of tbe '
given by the state department of ed;. con at ih.'-'..'.J ' .. "n ,.uoc''- "'"" nuiice thai a public rfl
ration, and tbe pauers ,r..i ,i,. ... "" " wnesoay aa Is now kt.t .. ... ,,. maA
. - - a" nursii ui aarat uawm.m ,. -,
;tnere. tbo tba pupil receives the credit A "blah link.-n. i! . . I"'" " ,ho" " "' rf
ID HKh vhnnl l.. ... ' !, UABiren llielr nam.. .i... ..
A .umb.7 of uudent. t . ' .!ta H.'h -- airb and- li7a Z-rTh.
acu, bool Moaday, .ben the new girl. re to dr,s,7r.n ",' T"r,e,1",' H"o: M'' g"' "' "
aamaaur commancas. I Flf teen ,tud-B.. . ' 'tuu'' Walker, Mr.. II. R. Bruhaber, H
Th. rui.r .rt ,. .. . I . r,," Hla ara enrolled In ih' vm n,..i'i ... 1.7 .7 .V
w, an, , , Rimasnt r i
I Oram, Mr.. Oao. Wad, Mm aaraMst
WM. .1...
n..-,. --. MHO.
vvaaiia aiaM win h ,.. i. .. l ureas
about a wk to organjae lb. Junio; b LTsT.."?.'1 " '7 "!" '.tt.
RiiCMii. . .. T' aar (la bafen ih. .- .... . i.
O. Tdar J. . we , :J"'-W.,rtr7,: ma'.,: ,2SS SJSSJ
UrSTL :h.M' eour at IM,' 7UTTl'Jilm " .X?wmw
ottktkigk hJl. "l ,4w,a' " taaraj.
.m-, . ., wBaWriii eouraa at iiralr nttMa h. .
M high ho., and B,w , Ji l2?J
I , -r. . . KimMH.