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Suits and Overcoats from the "House of
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KUPPENHEIMER'S
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Clothes that are distinctive in Style and Tailoring-the
greatest good you can do yourself is to step in and
select your New Fall Suit and Overcoat "NOW" at
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Klamath Falls
Oregon
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special session of the coaacll. It
tu cttended by women workers aad
Eocietr women. After saach dlacas
loa the overall were socially ap
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let 0. A. M. CkA
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Strap Watch
Before Yn Go
Yott nan J who are about to join
tka color will do wall to bur
yoar wrUt watch at Upp'a be
fore yon atari for the tralalnc
camp.
Yoa'll be able to get a better
watch for lea mooejr than you
can get la the cantonment
town.
The demand for (trap watcbe
I greater than the supply. We
thought it would be so pre
pared. Our itock of tbo bet
ter grade In the standard
makes Is large.
The prices range from f 18
to 130, each Individual price
belni; extra good value.
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IILOOMINGTON. lad.. Sept. J.
Oreralli for women workers kavei
, ben offlclally approved by the city
council, which held a special session
to pass upon the propriety of tha use
of the garments byjwomea.
Tale la the homeior a large feral"
tare factory. Whoa tha army called
many men workers to tka color, wo
men took tkelr place. The state
factory law proktblta tka wearing of
loose clothing near ajackiaary and
overalls were adopted by women
workers. Their appearaace on the
street going to and coatlas; from,
their work caused a protest to be'
filed with the council by tha women
leader of a reform organisation.
The protest was published.
It was answered by mother of
working girls who held that the over
als were more modest than the pre
vailing styles In women' dress to
be seen on the street of this college
town. The male employe qf the
factory rallied to the can of thai
("overall girls" aad tha general sup
erintendent usuea as open tetter ap
proving of overalls for women.
Finally Mayor Weaver called the'
Local Red Cross '
Activities '
Those .present. at tha Red Croaa
room In Merrill Awgmat tS aad I
were Meedamas Jo Stake), Bert
Barrows. R. C. Andersoa, C. M. Mar
rltt. Fred Stnkel. R. H. Andersoa; K.
L. Hasley. Jim Howell. D, Make! ami
Misses Mamie Olaeomlat. Fmallaai
Olacoaial.. Elda 0eld. aad Alasa
Wllsoa.
Those present at tha Rad Craaa
room la Merrill oa Aagmst 17 were
Mesdames R. C. Aadersear Nataaa
Jokaaoa. Frad 8takal,.Joa Stakel, L.
A. Marray, B. L. Hasley. R. L. Dal
toa), R .If. Aadenoa.aad Mia Elda
Offleld.
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Oliver C. Applegat. Jr., of the ar
tillery branch of tha military service,
who ha Just completed a eoara at
the enlisted men's social kkool at
Fort Wlafield Scott, came la laati
aight for a brief visit with, kla par
ents and friends.
At tka coaclusloB of kla four daya
farioagk ha will leave for Fort Mas
roe, Va.
- OENEVIapt. I. At a
towas Friday, at ftararaekea. call
of repreeettatlvaa from elevea Rklae
ad to dlacaas saaaas of protoetlag to
the goveraaaaat - agalaat Allied sir
raids. U was decided to aasjaal. tb.'
Oanaaa keadaartra to easaa to
aosM arraacemeat for boU eUea to
aaetalatfroai.alr attaek apoa opaa
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The 'aaasyasi'of air defease If tka
appeal falla'tlso waa dleeasssd, aa
wore eaaaraa for tke repair of pro
party lamagod aad the paymaat of
tademaMy to tto faailias of aoraoaa
killee! sad tajarad. MeaawhUe to
araace rataa'have tacreased SS par
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Toalght- aad Tuesday Fair.
OeatU Nortkorly wiads.
LONDON, Sept. J. Ilcforc the fall
of Noyoo the Germans used camou
flaged explosive detonated by clock
work, la a rata attempt to stop the
Allied advance, according to n rfta
dispatch from Paris to the Dally (ex
press. Retreating over the terrain befuro
the tty they left these "vanity
boxes" timed to go off with the ar
rival of the oarasklag British troops.
They also sat man-traps to Imprlnon
soldier. The trap wero In direct
lata with their machine guns. Com
paBiaas of tko oatrapped men coming
to tkelr rescue, were direct targets
for the machine gun bullets north of
Roye.
WITH TIIK AMKItlOAN AltMV IN
FKANCK, Sept. S, There has just
been orKnnliccl In the American Kx
pedlllomry Force n speclnt form
called tho Military l'ollr Corps. It
will perform the dutleit hcrctoforo
ilUcliargcd by the traffic police, head
uartcrs guards and other similar or
Sanitation!!. The strenttth of Ihf ne
corps li not fixed but it l not to ex-
reed acertaln percentage ( sll tbt
troops In the American army, both
combatant and non-ronilmtint. It
starts with thri'o lieutenant rolontb,
eleten major and nlahty-elitht np
tains, and has its own training depot.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claudo luxgett Uft
this morning for a hunting and ramp
ing trip for a few days on the Ropi
river side of the Cancan o muuntalsj.
ANNOVJfCKMRXT
Wa hereby wish to announce to
tho pabllc that ws are retiring from
baslaass, after thirteen years activity
la the Jocal retail grocery field In
Klamath Fall. W wish to express
oar ateeore appreciation to the gen
eral pabllc for the liberal patronage
that haa bees aecorded us during
theaa years.
Ws would Uko to have all bills
oatstssdlag agalast the firm of Van
Riper Brothers presented at the ear
liest date possible ,1a order that our
baslaass may bo wouad ap and would
appreciate tho- immediate settlement
of all sills payable to tha firm.
S-t VAN RIPER BROS.
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Frank H. Hitchcock, postmaster
general In the cabinet of President
Tsft, advocated the governmental
ownership of all telegraph lines, and
he was almost forced -to resign. Now II
the bill to take over the wro lines 'I
Better Service
That u what we baharethe people ol Klamath
Falls want and that it what we are prepared to
give you. With bur two big stores we are now .
able to offer you an even greater' selection of
goods, and also serve our iitciva.ring patronage
with Quicker dispatch. If not already, one. join
our list of satisfied customers. We are anxious
' to serve you. Start Ac astA right sy trnjg tw service.
Roberts & Whitmore
Sixth and Main Eighth and Main
WINNING NUMBER
flu following nrr the wlaa'ng numbm for the saoslh Jut rad
il, at thr Modrrn Hhoe Mere: tl.1ll,47a, sVWTT. Sa.OUt. .TV
044, KWJMI.
The llrl of tliene number i ratlilra the wlaarr to m pair of flae
Ihm-m. la ram the tint nm nitrr l ant smvmwImI, the one hold
ing the aerond nambrr will art the prise aad the others IMed
will get it In rase thou ahra I do not appear. Freacrve yoar tick
els carefully, aa ihry are valnablr paper.
George W. Bradley
Fruit For Canning!
We will have a car of Fruit
consisting of
Peaches
Prunes f
Pears
Apples
Tomatoes
That should arrive Thursday,
September 5th. Watch this
space for prices.
Klamath Dept. Store
has been signed by the President.
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