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The Man who want to get an up-to-date stylish, all wool
Overcoat, and wanto to save money, will take advantage of this Clearance Sale.
Everyone knows the conditions of the woolen market; everyone knows that Clotli
ing is going a good deal higher, so this will probably be your last chance to make
these exceptional savings on wool coats Take advantage.
Sale Is Now On. See the Window Display. Read the Prices.
$15.00 Overcoat on sale - $11.50 $30.00 Overcoats on sale - $22.50
1&50 Overcoats on sale 13.50 3150 Overcoats on sale - 25.50
20.00 Overcoats on sale - 15.50 35.00 Overcoat on sale 27.50
25.00 Overcoats on sale -
19.50
This Sale for This Week Only
Leading Clothiers
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Klamath Falls
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ERSONAL MENTION
LITIM NMU0RTS OX LOCAL kWI
amom xas fbopli or not CRT AN vKiirinr.l
ootxoa mi comxos or local pout
J. W. Brtotew la a bailaees visitor
from Portland.
W. H. Marrow Ja here tor a abort
time treat San Francisco.
k. m. Toaa or Pelican Bar to a
baeueea vivsitor la Klamath Palls.
'H Wolferd to in the city for a
fav days e bustaeaa from Yaiaax.
O. W. OBeld of Merrill to a Klam
ath raUa visitor.
Mr. aad Mra. Henrr Vow of Merrill
loft tale morning for Medford to visit
relatives.
Mr. aad MV. E. S. Gaibagea are
reskterei at the White Pelican botel
freai DeaTer.
A. R. Webber of New Orleans to In
the ott7 fer a abort time looking after
tatters.
W. L. Tborabrough wag among the
train arrivals last night from Sacra.
Mrs. r. J. Merer arrived last algbt
frea California, and expects to nuke
her heats la Klamath Falls.
Mrs. a J. Swingle will arrive te
sight treat Yamhill, where she was
ealled by the death of her aether.
A. M. Joaaaaasea, reereeeatatlve
of Collier's National Weekly to ia the
cltr la the tateretts of that
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. T. Beuett of Al
genu are trtasaetlag baslaess with
Klaauth Falls sMrehaaU today.
COMMITTEB OT COtWCILMEX AP.
rOWTKD TO INVESTIGATE MAT.
TBI MEPORT THAT MOVE 18
NOW DfADVBUBLE
New Mail Route
Now In Operation
The new rural route tbru Mills Ad-i ed as temporary carrier.
ditlon snd tbe country west or tba
The regular civil service examine-
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Moving Pictures
i Inn rMtrmanAtit rsirrlsat will tut 1A
i Merrill road to now in actual opera- on Mch 12th ,ccordlnf t0 , ,.
tion, two trips having been made br nouncement made br Haul Bogardus
Maurice Bryan, who has been Install. of the pottofflce this morning.
frslnre which Mill t thr Bltrtttal
In the 1niilo IoiiIkIiI In tbe
sre U Aiitli-miiii, Alfred Whlia
Frrd llurnii, V. Ilownril nmi AGinal
L. Skeea, aecaaale at the Defge
garage, will go te Asalaad laaedl
atelr. to spead a week's vacatloa with
his pareata.
Tba A. N. W. Clab will hold aa all.
day sessloa tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. Wins, to sew for Ue Red Cress
Society.
Mrs. Erata Hosley Is expected te
arrive on the train this evening. Ike straetloa
nas neea vuiung her parents. Mr. aad
Mrs. Thomas Mania, who are spend.
Ing tbe winter la Oaklaad.
u wn.ht. . tk. n.iiu. m.u
LnmUreVmnw waabhZril7ta,tlt kwt( r,portM mo"
MV.
The allowlag of the regular month.
ly bills occupied a large portion of
the evening at tbe regular city coun
cil meetlag last night.
A permit was granted the Ewauna
Bex compear to erect a sew sawdust
burner at the plantfnew' under con.
mri ,
The committee twhleh was appoint
ed at the last miselssfte. lavettlgate
tbe advtoaelllty of taetaWag a paving
months, returned last alght to Klam.
ath rails.
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THRIFT IN 1918
THE NATIONAL THRIFT DAY OBSERVANCE
of Monday opened a new Thrift year for millions and
millions of thoughtful people all over America.
THIS COMMUNITY TOOK A FULL SHARE in
the observance, and in congratulating Klamath Fall
residents upon their enthusiastic response, our officers
wish, for each, financial progress during the coming
Thrift year.
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TO SERVE YOU CONTINUALLY Is our wish that
this community may take a leading part in the Na
tional program of Thrift
The city engineer reported on tbe
sewer coadltloaa la Fslrvlsw addi
tion, aad a committee consisting of
Lee, Struble aad Telford were ap
pelated te continue tbe Investigations
la this section.
Mayor C. B. Crlslsr wss granted a
leave of absence by the council of
sixty days.
The salary of Chief of Police Wil
son wss raised to 9116 per moatb,
aad that of Patrolman Hilton to 9115
per meath.
Federated Meeting
Was Big Success
Tbe Joint meeting of tbe young poo-1 It has been announced that the reg.
pie's societies of the city, held at thelular election of oncers of the federat
Methodist church Sunday evening. led organisation will be held at the
was a splendid success, according to Christian cburch on Thursday even
reports of those who attsnded. I Ing.
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Local Red Cro$s I
- Activities 1
The smallest atteadance at tbe Red
Cross rooms for some time was re
corded yesterday, the following only
, being present: Mra. Robert Baldwin,
,Mrs. A. Walker and Mrs. R. R. Ham.
iltoa.
Good .reports of the interest and
activity of the Mt. Lakl Chapter have
beea received. The allotment of work
fer Jsauary has bow been completed,
Is addition te a large number of
knitted articles. Those who met at
l the regular aoseloa laat week with
I Mrs. Phillips were: Mrs. Koonts, Mrs.
teeth, Mies raya West. Mrs. LatU,
Mrs. PhllHfe, Mrs. White. Mrs. Brook.
Ileld, M.ra. W. Mrs. Lester. Mrs.
'MeClelUa. Mrs.Cate, Mrs. Hsdgepatb,
'Mra. Oeertses, Mrs. Oleaa, Mrs. Esst
weod. Mra. Colsea, Mrs. Dow, Mrs.
Everett .OrlSHh., ,
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FARRARPARTY
BWDN
YEAR OF '61
iUMMAY APPLEOATE, WITS HON
IVAN AND LATB WALLACK
IIALDWIX MKMBRRS OP PARTV
which nmcvEO IMMIGRANTS
AT IILOODV POINT
Attention has been called to tha
fsct that It was 1891, Instead of 1883,
that tbe immigrant train of which the
late Floyd Parrar was a member was
rescued nl Bloody Point, on Tula
Lake, by a company of volunteers
from Rogue River Valley.
Captain Llndssy Applegate was la
command of the party, bis son Ivan
and tbe late Wallace Baldwin being
of tbe number. A abort time before
this rescue Bailey Evans, wltb nine
teen meu, driving 800 bead of cattle
trom the vmpqua Valley, had been at.;
tacked by tbe Indians os Pitt River,;
unteers was dlipstched, snd reached
BKody Point just in time to rescue
tbe train.
SAJiftth men, wltb their helpers,
killM 1 M thslr cattle captured.
.allJliJI the greet danger to tbe
Immlfrant trains the company of vol.
BREAD RATIONS .
ANNOUNCED TODAY
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v A two-ounce bread ration has e)
been ordered for patrons of ho-
tels, restaurants and dlnin a
cars by the food administration
v toaay. This allowance I. th. a
same as that now being observed
w in sngland.
UIO POOD CONPERKNCE
HELD IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Feb. 5. The food ad.
mlntotrstors of Oregon, Washington,
Alaska and California wr vi...
dsy in conference with the leading
salmon packers bore. The botel men
of the Northwest were also at the
meeting, at which the problems pe
cullar to tbe Northwest district were
uiKuuea,
MAYOR CRISLER TO GO SOUTH
Mayor C. B. CrUler, who has been
In Southern California for tbe greater
part of tba winter, and who has re
turned to attend to matters of buil
ness bere, expects to leave tnin fa
the Eoutb tomorrow, where be will
join Mrs. Crlslsr. Mr. Crlslsr has I
been In poor health much of tbe time!
during tba last few months, aad fltds
tba lower altitude beneSclal. He ex-'
pects to be away for several weeks. I
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To secure the proper effect of a real
deaf and dumb boy In bis forthcom
ing Famous IMarrrs-Caramount pic
ture, 'The Dummy," which will be
tbe attraction at tbo Star tonight.
Jsck IMckford msde a tboro study of
his part before attempting rehearsals.
He visited a celebrated Institution for
deaf and dumb children, aad It was
the event of tbflr lives to bave the
"actor man" appear wltb pockets
bulging with candy. When he con
sidered ho had mastered some of their
vocabulary and queer mannerisms
and told thorn that he could not come
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only comforted when he nronlsed
to Invite them all to see tbe picture
when It was finished. Needless to
say, Jack IMckford kept 'bis word,
and tbe thanks of the little troupe
wss conveed to him on osger Angers.
Mary Anderson shows her expert
horsemanship In "Sunlight's Last
Raid," where she steals from a ranch
house which to besieged by outlaws
and rides at breakneck snead (a Fart
Maxey, a down miles dlstaat, to re-i
turn In the nick of time with a troop
of U. 8. cavalry. It is an Imnlrlnvl
scene where the girl at tbe head of
the troopers dashes Into tbe midst of
the bandlta and helps drive them to
tbe hills. 'Sunlight's Last Raid" to
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Traveler arrlilfnl "! heehhntl
Iriea mrr sUmUnl. Whce yet ml
ke you get ln. Hrr ilillmte
Wool Htilrta tlMt aro made ef
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The members of the W. C.T.C.I
slited by the pastors of theeMy.t
hold a Wlllard Memorial sfrts)l
the lIsptlHl church on Sunday, I
rusry 17th, st 3 p. m. A fol
gram U bring arranged, wbkli
be announced Utor.
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for housework from :
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have a customer for 80 icretli
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