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No "Camouflage" at This Store
Economy Expressed In Fall Clothes'
Good ckkhivcot more today, there is no getting around the fact. By lowering
our Quality and Value Giving Standards, we could offer cheaper clothes, but we
hall stick by the guns of Quality for our customers best interests and our own.
Kuppenheimer's Clothes, Knox Hats, Patrick Mackinaws, Nettleton Shoes,
Dutches Trousers and other standard makes of Fine Wear for Men, carry out
this policy to the letter. They evidence how good clothes can be made,
and not how cheap. They make a strong appeal to the man who knows and
wants real value and that true economy is gauged by Quality, not price.
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Clothiers
and Hatters
K.K.K. STORE
Klamath Falls
Oregon
MAKE SHOUT VISIT
Dr. aad Mrs. William Kaykeadall
of BafBae, who accompaaled tke spe
cial trala ksre last Bight. hd a very
abort visit wltk tkslr son, Judge D,
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.jseMters was broagbt out la an Inter-;
la order that tko local paklte wkt wtkic way. Tko oflea'r declarA that '
know what kind of clotkhw la do- th taMlan caa only ataad the terrl-
alrod aad what hi aot dtalroi y tha ie or a fow days with-
. Atkw Mamlaav ( mm A tkaft Ida vaaantt
Red Crow for the aaforhif rofafa.1 ?. ' fc.M ,...
the followlac aggwtloM are aude: i,kM..uUn.MMmMiiin.i..l
Woolea food, of aay klad whatoo- lh. . wa-b-rt-.,. --,
rer are acceptable; aoft kata aad thair alalia ra mi'.
cape for all me., aad awaatan of ,,0,, MgJorj rfaaUtoaM a
aay nu aaa am. a ft J gmoa, a aremlaont
Me.', eklrte aad aajaataa. to, wen q,,- ttM mi ,0,,, ,,,,
or ekraBkea aa bo loafer to N W-lfc-i a .l Mim.. .m.i far th.
tTicMKi. m ""'"'''""' MMMhftf tko retrth Liberty Loaa
. m.i.n.1 c. wm tor - puiafcoi to the laat dotroo ia hU
lag cklldrea garaieau. i alwaaooioiy, ot'alf H wltk a magao-
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u'' "". w'.. atlr toaktod to tko doatka of kla soal
gaudy eolorlBg .hall draaKkl(htMtk t.,, nkteet h. ...i. Ur.
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heeled ellppera, etc ., . . .'
StlaT hata,' either mea'e or woaiw'a
straw, dreae or derby.
Ralaeoata, rabbor .hoota. or aw
th'lag eeataialBg rabbor.,. - ,,-. i : . '
Note Rabber keela aaa eaallf;ko
reaioTod f rom akoaa. t ,
Booki, toya, aoap, toilet artlelea.
Notes or oomaiBBteatlou of Aay
sort or deeeriptloa aiaat posHrraty
aot bo seat. ' "(
Tko gatkerlBg of tko clotklag wUl
be BBder tko alrectloa of Mrs. f. .
Martin aad will be reeeJrod at '.tko
room at the west of tha; OrtsioM
tkeater during tko afteraoou of tkto
week from 1 to 5 o'clock. It will
also be collected from, tke Tsrloao
school booms la the etty1. '
If some who haTo glfu.te.Buke an
ttaablo to dellrer. tkem, tkey aro ask
od to pkoao Mrs. Martla aad arraate
meaU will be mads.U kara
broagkt ta.
MaMMM made a talk sack u has boea
Mldom heard ta this ooaaty. Ia'de
serMMag'tho mothers day panda at
draW Pass ok Satarday algkt. Mr.
Hspaew'pald a meet beaatlfal trlbate
,40-kJa owavotkor aad to tko mllltoB
of otkor -motkors or tko aatioa wko
aro taday braraly auklag tko sap
rfato BMrlfloe.
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K. K. K. STORK.
A RAMMC IH NOVKMBER
Wekaro rssioa to believe tbero
wUlf bo a Nbetaatlal " ra!so ,oa all
Pkoaograpk Records. Wky aot buy
aew? Mepherd kas erar 7,000 rec
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WA8HINQTON. D.C. Spt. 23,1918
The Red Cross Wnr Council nuth
orlzcs this, tbe fourth Institllraent of
the War Council's report u ,lho
American people concernltiR tho uo
altrady made of tho lied Crow War
Feund:
"American Red Cross expenditures
In France for wcrk done among tho
civilian nonulatlon since the wnr be
gan', together with'' appropriations for,n,on,h ?5-40-
tke supply, Transportation, Women's J"nl
Hospital Service and other Imro.un. lu-u-
Owing to the fact thut liny niul
J other foeds tor dairy cows and tlio
coil ot labor has udvanccd ho much,
I wo feel compellod to ndvnnco our
prices to tha 'following, boRlnnltiK
October 1st:
1 quart of milk dally per month,
30 days, S 4.50; .
Two quartH of milk dally, per
'month, 30 days, $8.50.
Throe quart milk dally, per month
30 days, $11.75.
Four quarts milk dally, per month
30 days, $14.00.
Ono pint of milk dally, per month,
30 days, $2.50.
Two pints milk dally, por month,
'30 days, $I.7C.
i t'rrmn Pried
One-half pint table, dally por
l.lnrnln Mrk.luu, cn.lir Urt.
lug, mtiro iMiwrr, lyin fuel miniums.
Hunt Kunrinilrrtl. For uli nt Trt.
fonl llrtw. Osrngi. ai.tf
tabto dally, per month,
will amount to more than 70.noo,' one-nnu pint wnip uaiiy, per
000. month, $7.50.
"Expenditures In Frsnr up to' One pint whip dally, per month,
July 1, 1910, totaled r36,B'3.r.K2.73.f 1.&0.
of which 121,160,032.66 wn:t nppor- Ono-half pint, tsblo cream, slnslo
tlCBed for relief work among rofu (bottle, -40c.
sees, reclslmlBg devssuted aro.u, the ' One pint table cream, single bottlo;
fight against tuberculosis, operating; 40c.
expenses snd other expanses that One-halt pint whip cream, bIiirIu
have to do with the' civilian popuhv I bottle, 30c.
tloa. The demands for tho iioxt six! One pint whip cream, slnglo hot-
CIIICAllO, rVpt. 23. ifnllrutul Hi-
rtirltleH will tiu onu of tint lmortint
mibjorls to be tllncussvil by tho Hnv
liift) Hank Suction of tho Amcrloin
llnnkcrs Asnixliitloii, which holiln Its
fiirty.fotirtli nniuinl ronvuntlon nt
Chime", Koiitomlicr S3-'JK, Thu tmnkii
of the country hnvo morn than $1,
7011,000,000 Invented In nil I mini ho
curltlca, lirnro tho recent contrict
mnile by tlio I'nltcil HI.Hci rnllrcml
r.dntiltrntlcui with the rnllroniln will
lino a InrRo of foci upon vavlnRN
Innls'H linr.lniriiis, Hunniel I'nler
iner, of Now Voile, C(iiiiiipI (nr the
Nntlonnt ArHCcliUlon of UillwVjr Kc
curlty pwiicrn, will talk on tblit hiiIi-Jcct.-l'r.Micln
II. SUvin, of Now York
vlcoclinlrninn of the Itullwny Kxccu
tlva Ailvloory Committee, will dlcups
''Tlio Kffcct of the, Wur on Itiillro.-iil
SccurllleH."
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Ho) ill Tnllorol Mult anil Over-
riMts nt
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f"tj.V?ff,,,i.wltt wtlva aid of tba,HuBgrlaaa, ctrotuia
f?,3d
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i Austrlaa aaulra, desplU'tho fact tkat tkey ara
'Juao4Havs Poles. 'Craitkuis. RoamsalsBS snd
(ilOMat (a OB revolt sga '.on 'the ruling racee: Tka ooaquast at larMa aad Roamaala, wkllo adding
,to tha smpire, also ad is more dlicordsnt elemeaU beat OBraratattoa. WaaUvar mar ha the
Twwatarapsaa politlclsn believe tha empire to d od.
months for the same purposes aro
$34,582,827.57.
'The two largest Items of the psst
expenditures were 'for relief work
and reconstruction of dovsttoted vll-
Isges snd tbe relief of refugees frcm
the devsststed sress. The total for
these purpotes Is $5,657,605.75. Tbe
third largest Item wss for a campslgn
sgslnst tuberculosis aad totaled $2,
147,337.
"For tbe care of children In France
up to July 1, $1,149,128.70 was ex
pended. For the current six months
the appropriation Is 2,775,(77,10.
For. the work of caring for refugees
tha sum of $6,212,280.70 has been
set aslds and the fond for the rehabi
litation of villages In devastated
sress totals $1,-004.912.28.
"Other appropriations as follews:
"For re-education In the United
States of those who have been mutil
ated either as soldiers or civilians,
$256,420.60; for tbe Society of
Friends, tor similar relief work,
$187,552.68. Women's Relief Corps
In France, 1262,245.61; transporta
tion, $187,652,767.54; section of
purchsses, 188,213.15; for storing,
$-258,047.37; (this Includes rentul);
section of donstlons, Including gifts
of medical supplies, surgical Instru
ments and medern sanitary equip
ment, $4,385,064,01; bureau of medi
cal and surgical' Information service,
$30,338.07; construction bureau,
$45,438.60; Instance, 377,841.20."
tie, 50 c. i
Combination '
Ono quart and 1 pint milk dully,
por month, 30 days, $8.75. i
One quart milk and M pint tnbla
cream dally ,pcr month, $0.75.
Ono pint milk and Vi pint table
cream, per month, $7.50,
One fourth pint tiblo cream, 10c,
or per month, $3.00.
One pint milk and U Pint table
cream, per month, $60. I
All can milk samo prlco as bottles.
All tickets sold on and after' Sep-'
tember 24th take new rate. '
Dottles must be put out dally to
get milk. j
-AITAMONT DAIRY,
(Formerly K. Falls Dairy)
HAWKINS DAIRY,
TERRY'S DAIRY. 23-3
Ed. .. Price A Cb's. fine salts aad
overcoats at
11-tf K. K. K. STORE.
UV A THRIFT, STAMP TODAY
Walk-Over Shoes at
11-tf ! K. K. K. STORE.
Kapprahatossr' fhwuclothlag t
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WANTED Wsltrees at Jewel Cafe.
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Nettleton sm'sss -Amertca's best,
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K. K. K. STORE.
CITATION
In tbe County Court of tbe State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
In the matter of the estate of Al
bert Jacabson, deceased.
To Lcnnus Jacobson, Mabel Faldtx,
Dollle Faldtx, Ullle, Faldtx, Egnar
Faldtx, Harry Faldtx, 1 tattle Faldtx
Bnall:
la the name of tho State of Oregon
you are hereby cited to appear In the
above-entitled court, at tbe court
room thereof In the city of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on Saturday, tho 2nd1
day of November, 1018, at tha hour
of 2 o'clock p. m., then and tbero to
show cause, if any you have, why an I
order should not bo msde by said
court authorising T. M. Durham, ud-i
mlnlstrator of said eatato ,to soil at J
private sale the following real prop
erty belonging to said estate ,to-wlt:
Situate In Klamath county, Oregon, I
a portion of Lot 1, of Section 12, '
Township 41 South, Range 10 East
ot Willsmstte Meridian, and deacrllt-
ed as: Beginning at the northeast cor-
ner of the townslte of Town ot 'Clin
ton; running thence south 207 foot,
thenco'csst to Lost River; thencn'
northwest and following said river to
point o ebfglnnT2O0o,OOk dinar Bhr
point of beglnnlpg, and containing
ono acre, more or less. I
Witness the Honorable R. H. Bun-'
nell, Judge of the above entitledi
court, with the seal ot said court' af
fixed, this 33rd day ot September.1
1018,
Attest: C. R. DoLAP,
Clerk of tbe County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Klamath county,
ay uiiab. v. ueuAf, ueputy,
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Tlir oprnlnu of our Social
llnnrrw will Im lirlil Ml
Moose Assembly Hall
Tuesday Evening
September 24th
Come and bring )our frlmd.
for a most enjoyable etrnlag.
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