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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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AT K. K. K. STORE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
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You are overlooking a mighty good bet if you don't get
one of those $25.00 Oregon Cassimere Suit for $16.85,
for they are good all-wool Suits, finely tailored, worth
$25.00 of any man's money; and at this low price of $16.85
they certainly are bargains.
Sale of AH Overcoats
Our Overcoat stock is always the largest and best in
this part of the country, and at our Clearance Sale is your
chance to get a good, stylish, warm Coat at the following
exceptional savings:
ANY $20.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $12.85
ANY $22.50 OVERCOAT, NOW $13.85
ANY $25.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $16.85
ANY $27.50 OVERCOAT, NOW $1&85
ANY $30.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $21.85
ANY $32.50 OVERCOAT, NOW $23.85
ANY $35.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $25.85
ANY $37.50 OVERCOAT, NOW $28.85
ANY $40.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $32.85
ANY $45.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $34.85
ANY $50.00 OVERCOAT, NOW $37.85
Twenty-five per cent off on
All Mackinaws
Everyone knows "Patrick" Mackinaw arc the very
best Mackinaws made. For style and wear they tiro in a
class by themselves, and you don't generally get a chance
at them on sale. But we are going to give our customers
a chance to buy these fine coats at 25 per cent off the reg
ular prices. '
Men's "Lumberman's" ShirtsJ
We stock the Whale-Bak, Shcd-Raine, Patrick, and
other good brands.
$11.00 GRADES FOR $7.85
$12.50 GRADES FOR . $8.85
Here's your chance to stock up on Woolen Shirts at a
great reduction. We have in stock all the very best pat
terns and 'styles in Woolen Shirts, all sizes, and are offering
them at this Big Clearance Sale for 20 per cent less than
regular.
Pants Specials
We arc exclusive agents for the celebrate:! guaranteed
"Dutchess Pants," and have marked down every heavy
pair in the store.
$5.00 Grades heavy all-wool, now $3.85
$7.50 Grades heavy all-wool, now $4.85
$11.00 "Patrick" Grey Mackinaw Pants, now $7.85
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Don't buy a thing in Clothing, Shoes or Furnishings until you
have looked over our Stocks and prices. IT WILL PAY YOU
K. K. K. STORE
LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS
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Big Bargains in Shoes at this
Clearance Sale
We have put some mighty good shoes on sale at about
one-half what they sell for regularly.
$5.00 Shoes for $2.95
$6.00 Shoes for $4.35
$7.50 Shoes for $4.95
$8.50 Shoes for 5.45
$10.00 Shoes for $6.65
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Wilson Compton, secretary-manager
of the National Lumber Manufactu
rer's association, also will address
the convention.
The box bureau of the association
will hold Its meeting on February 7,
in connection with the association's
convention. The organization in
cludes in its membership representa
tives of lumbef trills in eastern
Washington and Oregon, Idaho and
west of Montana.
INCREASE IS
IMMENSE N
FARM YIELDS
SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 1. Read
justment of the lumbering lndustiy
of the northwest to meet after-the-war
conditions will be considered at
a meeting of the Western Pine Manu
facturers' Association to be held here
February 5 and 6. It is announ-ed
that the formal program of the meet
ing will be reduced to a minimum,
and that ns much time as possible
will be given to the problems the in
dustry faces.
Nelson G Bronn of the United
States department of commerce, ono
of. the lumbers trade commissioners
who have been spending the last eigh
teen months In the Mediterranean
countries, will outline to rambers of
the association the possibilities of
foreign trade in that region. Dr
DANCING ANNOUNCEMENT j
That well known coterie of friends,
who, under the appeiation of "THB
INDOOR YACHT CLUB" have be-t
come so popular in Klamath Falls
and vicinity, owing to the success of
tSieir social dances, will give uno'hcr
of their delightful dancin parties In
welcome to those men who h-ne re
cently returned home from the serv-!-
Excellent music, togetb.fr wih
refreshments, will give promlso of a
most enjoyable evening at the Opera
House, Wednesday, February Btti, at
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in KUVBODY INVITED.
THE INDOOH YACHT CLUD.
LEAVING FOR- VISIT
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Gordan will
!eae Wednesday morning for San
Francisco for a vacation visit of
about two weeks.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 High
prices and increased production swell
ed the total value of the farm crops
of the country in 1918 half a million
dollars more than the total of any
prolous year. The aggregate valuu
of farm crops for the year has been
placed at $14,090,769,000 by the
bureau of crop estimates of the De
partment of Agriculture. The previ
ous record value year was 1917. Thy
lalue of last year's crop was doublo
the average value for the five years,
1912 to 1916.
Illinois ranked first in the value of
all crops as did that state in 1917
Iowa, Texas and Georgia were tecond,
third and fourth, holding the same
rank held In 1917. Ohio dropped
back Into sixth place from the fifth
rank. North Carolina moved up Into
.eventh rank trom the eleventh place.
Indiana retained her eighth place.
Missouri dropped into ninth rank
from the sixth place she held the
previous yiJar. Pennsylvania moved
Intp tenth place from the fourteenth
position. .Nebraska, which held
seventh place In 1917, dropped buck
to the seventeenth rank. California
dropped from tenth rank to twenty
first. The thirteen principal farm cropa,
corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, buck
wheat, flaxseed, rice, potatoes, sweet
potatoes, tamo hay, tobatco and lint
cotton wlilch formnd almost SO per
cent of the value of all of the coun
try'? crops in 1909 as reportoJ by
the Census Uureati, were valued in
1918 at U, 125, 996,000.
The total value of all crops as giv
en is the hypothetical value, based
upon the ratio or the 13 principal
crops to all ciops In the 1909 Census
Bureau's report.
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FOLK POSSESS
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Local Red Cross
.'. Activities ..
AT THE LIBERTY
TONIGHT
LEST WE
FORGET
METRO'S GREAT 8-ACT
Spectacle, Showing the
Sinking of the
"LUSITANIA"
Starring
Rita Jolivet .
You Can Control that Cough!
provided you act promptly. The mild cough of
today may develop into a serious case of pneu
monia by tomorrow. The immediate relief
afforded by
UNDERWOOD'S
Pine and Eucalyptus Cough Syrup
has made it famous, and has the endorsement of
thousands of users. Instead of lying awake at
night and allowing a cough to become deep
seated ,take this remedy in time.
Keep a bottle in your medicine cabinet.
PRICE 50c
WASHINGTON, Fob 3. The Ger
man fond situation as It uffectH tho
rural population Is fur from hopelenH,
but in the cities and tons utndltioiiH
are gi owing more desperate and con-1
ducio to continued anarchy, (iiufl
dentlul repoits to the statu dnp.ut
ment huvo disclosed, Tho last har
vest In Germany was far bulcv the.
10-yeur aveiugo, espednlJy for the
foodstuffs as wheat, ro and burly
The outs haiNcst was poor and the
potato was coiiHidutuhiy below I no
aveiage.
Conditions In the larger cities am
rapidly becoming morn ( liaollc Ins
cause thn luck of tianspoitatlon fa
cilities ictards the movement of, fond
'ippllcs from the country dluti'lcls
People In tho country districts, II
Is dei'lalod, have, enough J oat to
carrv them thru another harvest In
cities the very old and very young I
are buffering from inalnutiltlon for
lack of necessHilcH, Thure Is said Id
he ,i reasonable supply of food for
animals. '
Campbell .Mrs Itenblu M- la
McKenzIo, Mm 'I'm Ink Mi Z.iclm
lull. Mim Hotter, Mrs ( Iiiih lire
Mrs I) i: Young. Mis lllon Wabb
les. Mrs Kwm (irlflltli, M Slfve
Griffith, .Mr. Geo Wnltun nod Mn
l( K. Mr.idburj
Mrs A II .N'ewlun nan iluuiuio
Iiiimi dun ) of lliii Heulnt: for the
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K MiClaj TIiokc pieM'iit uuro Mrs ' Dlinn was ro-cilu. t( m leliiri
Henley. Mrs 8tu.iit.MiH ('Iiih. L.ittn, ' .. . ,,, , . . . ,,
I liu next meeting ulll In held t
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.Mm Hansen, Mis Mi(ln, Mrs. Oili, from In to 4
I The lleule) Iteil l rtim met Thurs-
ilii) .Inn ::o, at the home of Mi K
You Wire For Me, and I'll Wire For You
- . House wiring and electric repair
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peonies within our line. If interest
ed give us a call. Estimates fur
nished free of charge.
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v! McDaniel's Electric Supply Co.
735 Main St.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
MOOSE HALL DANCE
Tuesday night will be
Dancing Night at Moose
Hall. Peerless Orches
tra with 'the best of mu
mc. Everybody invited.
Tuesday night. Gents,
50c, ladies free.
RITA JOLIVET inlEST WE FORGEI"
Liberty Theater
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V WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE l
PURnrV 1 BUY THEIR DRUGS UcgugAcvl
jTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
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VQH BALE Singer sewln? machine
and Edison phonograph, Call 722
Tenth stroct, '1-Ot
FOR SALE Oil TKVJ1K-. Timber,
claim. Nollio Wall, 220 Mortimer
street. a-nt I
Limb Wood
For Less
Thin deal of two cords four-foot lirnb wood for
$14.00, or $7.00 per cord, will only be in effect for a
few more days. Our stock is running down, and we
have only a few cords to offer at the bargain price.
Order quick, if you care to save a little money on
wood.
Remember, we handle Body, Slab, Block, and
other "woods to burn." Also Coal and Fuel Oil.
Klamath Fuel Co.
Phone 112R
O. PEYTON, Manager