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FOR Your Outing and Camping Trips you'll need some of these Good Clothes
all the latest styles in Khaki and Woolen Clothes for both Men and Women
"Duxbak" and "Kampit" Clothes are made for all Out-Doors Wear and you'll
find them exclusively at
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STRIP IIM'UliAKIiY K. " now has almost (Ue(i ,iottn.
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-icn of tlio treaties of lb."D and cut owing to tin- nicessltv of guard- urm unit
submit proposals "implicating nelth- lug the future of sterling exchange A etles of tmicrete uiouiiiiu nt
er a transfer of sovereignty nor the oa America adorned with (ierman inuchKe guiii.
creation of international servitudes.',' Sir Aukland said that the Hoard and In somi' Instance with Gorman
The commission will Invite Ult;ii in ;of Trade could not consider any ono helmets and rifles lias been put up
and Holland to submit 'joint formu- trade or indtistiy by itself, but imistlto mark the front line of a dlvlsuti
las" In the matter of waterways, look at everything with n view to mhunco or to tell of the capture of
the general principles of the Peace the best Interests of the nation.' a certain village by some regiment
Conference to be appllid as bases From this point of view the matter .Most of the motiumenis nrc bi'liiK
for the same. of maintaining Great llritain's II- placed In prominent places near the
The bellicose feeling on both sides nanclal position and therefore the main Minds, when possible, so that
! position of her exchanges mis the they will serve as guide posts for
'essential consideration. j tourists lsltlng i-he scenes where
DC CT"Dir"ri"WC RJIAV I The American Chamber of Com-, the Amerlc.ins fought their greatet
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BE LIFTED ON AUTOS
merce here announces, however, that, battle on French soil
the government has promised to re-
, view the entire Import and export po- Hear tin
LONDON, July 5 The automo- sltion on September 1, and that the bonis.
first heat of the diplomatic tourney bile section of the American Cham- Hoard of Trade has agreed to a con-
with her neighbor, Belgium, over oer oi commerce in i.onuon nas cession in tavor ot reporters not rep-)
(By Associated Press.) ,
PARIS. Holland has scored In the
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records at Sllep-7-1
the clauses of the treaty of 1839,'made representations to the British resented In 1911 but who have slnco1 Then1
which have aroused a good deal ot Board of Trade with the view of established sizeable businesses de
feeling on both sides of the Belgo- having the import restrictions on pendent upon automobiles from
Dutch border. .American motor cars further relax- America
ed If not entirely removed. At pres-
It was these 30 years old treaties
inat gave Holland the Limburg "pe
ninsula" the narrow.
ent the Importation of motor vehl-
elonsated c!es aml I,arts thereof Is limited to
50 percent or the iui;j imports up
Kfrln of lnnd nonularlv known as the
"Dutch appendix." by crossing which September 1. 1919. in proportion
the Germans In their retreat last "tc """" -x"v..
fall saved themselves a detour of
MONUMENTS TO MARK
ARGONNE ADVANCE
XOTH'i:. i
will lni a very Important
i meeting of the executive committee
of the Hed Cross Tuesday afternoon
tint !..'!() livery membi r Is urged
to be present The annual leport
will be made and new ollUeis will lie
elected for the ensuing jear
!! SHOES SAVE!
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Shoes are advancing In price every day; large raise re.-iull In
leal hi pi lees will iiialto shoes almost double M ,r'n, M a shurt
tlini).
Von can overcome tlio huge cost of shoe by having our old
ones tepalred.
UV ate prepaied to do all kinds of lepalrlng. on Hborl notice
using only lh best of material anil workmanship
If jou live out of town, send your shoes In
We pay (turn charges
The regualr meeting of the Wo
man's Relief Corps will be held to
night at S p in.
Vl'ItDl .V .Monuments to (om-
Sir Aukland Geddes, President of mr-tuoiate the achievements of the
some 40 miles and possible capture
by the allied armies.
The Belgians dug up ancient rec
ords showing that several towns and
Tillages situated in Dutch Limburg
liad, In the thirties of last century,
petitioned the first king of the Bel
gians to bo Joined to his new k'ng
dom. Although tho Dutch Llmbur
gers of the present day are said to
have no such desires, an inlluputlal
section of Belgian politicians c'am
ited for the annexation of Llml urg
to Belgium. Also, to safeguard the
fuluie position of Antwerp, the Bel
Bfan annexationists claimed the ter
ritory known as Dutch Flanders, sit
uated on the southern bank of the
Schmidt estuary, which the tr ct'cs
named had also given to Uollat.d
These t -rrltorlal clnin. . .. j'i '. a
xtonn of patriotic indignation lni
Holland. Queen Wilhelmiua visited i
the disputed parts of her dominions,
and there was a good deal of fiagi
wining and shontlng about "dying
in the last ditch" before giving up
national territory. The situation
was becoming unpleasant. Cool
Beaded elements in Holland realiz
ed that an estrangement from the
Belgian sister nation would be
fraught with disastrous consequen
ts, when a conference was called
by the five greaf, powers to reconsid
er the treaties of 1839, a delegation
of eminent Dutch jurists came to
Paris with the firm resolve to avoid
anything in the nature of a breach
with Belgium. - On the cession ot the
territory, howover, their instruc
tions were definite, and the Dutch
standpoint and been upheld by the
Cve great powers.
It was agreed to Institute a com
mission of seven powers, including
Belgium and Holland. This commis
sion is to examine the proposed re-
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the Board of Trade, informed the au- Americans In the battle the Ar- Main, over Siigannnn'H Store. 7-3t i
tomobile Importers that no increase gonno are being built, details of the I m
In imports could be allowed at pros- work being attended to by different
SAFE -BUT INSANE
Sin-lid your Id'o hours at tho Hot
Springs Both House. It
BRADLEY SHOE STORE
"For Good Shoe Repairing"
727 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon.
by Parcel Post
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FOR SAM: T!y owner, nko hniiio
I on west sice where trult nnver
'fails mid Irilgation costs nothing
'ill South Riverside, or I' O box 1,
Klamath Falls. 7-31
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WANTED Woman (ook or mnn mid
wife to work on ranch. Phono r,.".
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FOR RKN'T Furnished looms for
j gentlemen Call 711 Walnut. 7-3t
j FOR HAM:- Hull 2 jrs, Durham mid
Holsteiii, Hxcopttonally good
breeder, V. C. DeChalne, Sliliiplng
ton, Klumatli Falls, Oicgon. 7-3t
IFOR SAM-: 40 acres good land
for truck farming VS mllo from
city limits. 20 ncres can bo Irrigated
at small cost. Prlco $C0, Wrlto X
ut Herald Office 7-fit
FOR RUNT 5 roomed houso lit
Shlpplngton. For particulars cull at
350 Ninth St. 7-lt
TO KXCHANOK Klamath Fnlls
nroporty nnd timber claim for
Calif, property. Sen W. P. Soule, Low
Is St., on Wcst'f.ldo, Monday, I'ltonilny
and Wednesday. 7-2t
FOR BALK Jersey cow. saddle
horse, and phonograph. For parti
culars phorte 337M. 7-2t
FOR SAM: I Roo r. passenger car
In first class condition. Biggest liny
In town, Imperial Garage, Hoagland,
McCollum & Auten, 7-3t
FOUND- South of Merrill, sack con
taining ranger's Instruments
kodak and clothing. Ownor may ob
tain same by paying for this ad and
calling at 703 Pine St, Klamath Falls
Oregon, 7-lt
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This will be hard to do if you have corns to
contend with these hot days. The quickest
way to get rid of corns is to use
KLAMATH KORN KNOCKER
It costs but 35 cents and will provide count
less dollars worth of comfort. One bottle
will remove several corns.
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