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We will soon move into our new store, now under construction, and which will
be one of Oregon's finest clothing stores; therefore we desire to reduce stocks
before moving, and offer you some remarkable price reductiens: .
ALL MEN'S SUITS 20 OFF
(excepting blue serges) at v u
ALL BOYS' SUITS 20 FF
ALL BOYS' SHOES 15FF
All Straw and Panama Hats at 1-2
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MEN'S FINE WORK SHOES 4 gg
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MEN'S BUSINESS AND Q QC
DRESS SHOES 0.00
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES AND Oi0r OFF
BAGS Belber make at AU 'U
ALL MEN'S SILK SHIRTS 20 FF
CHILDREN'S SUMMER HATS 1 yL THE REGU
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-Oj NEW YORK. July 29. Three all o-
metal monoplanes, carrying the first M
-O transcontinental mall. left the Cen-
CALIFORNIA NEWS
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TOKIO. July 29. A natle revolt
MAItltlACK "lIceSSeS
baa broken out In Formosa. Adrlcw
today state, that a strons fcrce ot
aborigine baa risen asalnt the Jap
anese In the Snlnclklau district.-'
. . . ..,. ... kulnir IfiVan
stringent meaur -.p - here on(J M, Ste,u May 8lmraonds
to suppress me revoiu t
tral field at eight minutes after ten .CHICO. July 29. The body of
this morning fcr San Francisco. Clyde Jenkins, Chlco soldier who
.was drowned when the Tuscanla was
lunk February 17, 1918. off tho IrMh
I coast. U to be returned here for final
Cordon Qulmby, a Jitney driver 'burial, according to word received
here from hi mother, Mrs H. W.
of known musical talents and an iic MEXICANS DENY
tlw worker In war retlet socltltn
particularly the L'nltod Daughters of
the Confederacy, Thursday night
stations, whl Id Mexicans direct and
AID TO GERMANYop"a,,,,,7u,,0lV ,
' The Meilcan wlrolev systom, Bo-
MEXICO CITV, July 1). (Ily nr rrlas states, consists of 23 sta.-
were I si tied a marriage license last
.. .. night by the county clerk. Miss Sim
NEW YOIIK. July 29 -W. G. Mc; nondB f- onJy T yeari oW bul had
Adoo announced ho had conwnted to the conl)nt 0, her , marrj.
deliver speeches In behalf of Cox.j ,A . waj lwfd q iUnU M
He said today hi. camp, wguld beaagsg am, MiW R 0nJb,rger Mr
vigorous and aggressive. ,Gaggs Is here from Portland.
LONDON. July 29. Lloyd George 8 . EVADKR GKTS
declared In the bouse of commons to
day that France, Italy and England
were In complete agreement regard
Ing negotiations with the Soviet, de
spite contrary opinions by some news
papers.
WARSAW, July 2. It la report
ed a Soviet revolutloa has started at
Kovbo, where the Lithuanian gov
ernment baa been overthrown-.
There are no details.
WASHINGTON, July 2. William
X. Wlllams, of Rlchaaond, Va., waa
today appointed assistant aecretary
of war, ancceedlng Benedict Crowell,
who resigned recently.
SO DAV HK.VTK.NCE
Barber of I.o Angeles His body
was washed (shore three das after
the accident and be was burled In
Scotland.
PORTLAND, July 29. Alfred
Fattlg, Jackson county draft etader
who surrendered last week after
three years In the Slsklyous, today
received a sentence of nine months in
the county Jail.
The warn Japan ocean current
does for Alaska what the gulf stream
doe for Great Britain, Ireland and
Norway.
Mr. W. O. Wood has been elected
vice-president and director of a large
machinery and factory supplies cor
poration of Columbus, O.
Star Theatre
HIGHKBT 8TAIVDARD PIIOOUCTIONS
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TONIGHT
Tom Moore in "THE GREAT ACCIDENT"
A Political Picture of Excitement and Thrills
"Moonshine on the Wabash" a Two-Reel Comedy
. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Cfcarie Ry, America' Favorite, la ,
"RED HOT DOLLARS"
SUNDAY
Vcmm Talaaadce in
"THE WOMAN GIVES';
MARYSVILLE. July 29. The
Board of Supervisors has pledged Its
support to a drainage project to
take In. about about 50,000 acres be
tween Lite Oak and Yuba City.
Uh,-p,,W"r a' th8 Um ' her,Mall.) iK-nlal of pul,ll,h,d chargH.;"". " ' "" l '
cauKbter. I ' im.i.ini ti... rM..i.i .!,.. ....
that tho national wlniless station at . . .',,. . .... , ...
mainly for muritlmo scrvlcu. whllo
ChTpultepoc was used to communl-, u,,, nt(,ror Matlons. with I'hapul.
UKD BLUFF, July 29. Clalro
Kxley, a prominent cltlicn of this
pluce was found dead In the rear of
hi j mother's home on Monroe street
est i) with Germany during tlin world itupuc, are for the service ot tint gov
war and that Its personnel Is (Inr- ernmunt, esieclall when other II1
man in Its moat Imnortdiii cntiitmn. of communication are cut. a contln-
Th body had lain In tho yard for cnt ,g mad( n ,m,omonl ,,rnl0li cenc) he declares has been, unfor-
prooauiy is noura . ,... K. if,,P1,i.in ,i M.ir nvr ,i, tunntely. comnun durlns: the latt 10
signature of F. Frlas, tho now illrcc-( years.
YREKA, July 19. To consider
ways and mean (or. obtaining a lar
ger water supply, cltlieas of Yreka
held a meeting Monday night, when
It waa decided to pump water from
the old 'Blue Uryl usdne, two miles
front the city lato the municipal
well.
PLACERVILLB, July 29. A Ore
which started on the Hartwlck prop
erty, near Ctmlnp, Ips apread Into
the El Dorado (fatiosst Forest and
according to reports received' here
has swept over a vast tract of timber
land.
CIMCO. July 29. Frank Boucher,
aged 69. life-long Chlco resident,
died at the Enloe hospital from the
effects of a bullet which ho flrod into
bis brain a few hours earlier at hi
home In Chapmantown.
JACKSON, July 29. Wanted here
to face a charge of embetillng 11175
from the Aawjcaj) Express com
pany, F. E. Burleson, former agent
for this company, waa captured Mon
day night in Bait Lake City.
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QUINCY, July 29. Coroner Ho
gan was called to Portola Sunday to
Investigate the death ot little Helen
Kilgore. The child swallowed a pin
the first of July and was brought to
Portola for medical treatment by
her parents from Sand Pass, Nevada.
She died soon after arriving in Por
tola. The pin waa found to have
pierced her Intestines. She was 26
months old, '
RED BLUFF, July 29. A Are on'
of thla city destroyed 'practically
every building on tba. place. A Ine
residence and a barn and blacksmith
hop with all tqob ware destroyed.
sBwaaBnawant
SACRAMKNTQ, Jujy 29 Mrs.
Rosalia Oabrfet Bridewell, a woman
CORDELIA, July 29. After a
protracted illness, Eugene I. McKean
passed away at the family bom in
Cordelia at the age of 7 year, of
which nearly 70 have been spent In
California.
THRIFT MEANS
t. PlaaalMw taking lato consider-!
tea tho need at yourself, your family, ,
and row eematry, not only for th pra
at but alao tor tho futire.
1 Mwdl wteely oteet Impor
nt prssnt nds Mtlng the saoaf
tr your aataaey today aial having some
thing loft far tho morrow.
t, lnvetlnfl th vim the part
which tka unthrifty spend to satisfy
trlfMnc er unimportant wants so thai
you may greet with happy countenance
B Important future need and opportu
nities that knock at your door.
War Saving Stamp hold your moo
y for opportunity' call.
tor-general of the national lelegrupt
lines.
According to flenor Frlas, the
Chap'ultepec plant was In process ot
construction from the middle of
1917 to the middle of 1919 and, be
cause It could not function at full
efficiency during that time, commun
ication with Nauen was an Impossi
bility.
Senor Frlas asserts that the only
German connected with the station
are employed In the shop annexes
and are engaged exclusively In mak-1
Ing new wireless equipment for sub-
ji:rm.vv vmvkkmitikm
iiemoan conditio.
BERLIN', Jut)' 8. (By Mall.)
German unhcrsltles have been hard
hit by the depreciation of the mark.
"The ruin of German currency," says
Dr. Ernst Troeltsch, professor of
philosophy at the University at Ber
lin, "ha enclosed German acleaco
and education la a kind of Chinese
wall which I strengtehened by other
countries' hatred of Germany, espec
ially Franco'.
War Savings Stamps beget thrift.
Thrift beget success.
War Savings Stamps boiiKbt with to
day's savings provide for th rainy to
morrow The Smith family form a consid
erable proportion of the white popu
lation of tho world. It has beeen es
timated that there aro seven million
male Smith, and allowing the fe
male member of the family to be
equally numerous, this gives a
total of fourteen million Smith, .a
number equal to the combined pop
ulation of Canada, Australia and
New Zealand.
Ibe M. V. Price Una of Fall wool-
m have arrived at K. K. K. More.
Beats to year exdaaive saeasare.
LIBERTY THEATRE
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TONIGHT
A most interesting story of Gypsy life it
"ROMANY"
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An added feature it the Mtrrary Dlgrst' selection of,
"TOPICS OF THE DAY"
FRIDAY
The Tailzied Actor Mr. Frank Mo, In
"BURNT WINGS"
And a wonderful motion srmlo of Crater Lake I
"THE WATERS OF DESTINY"
Every per la Klamath will enjoy till picture
SUNDAY
Doa't forget that the finest picture ever made by Universal Is
"THE VIRGIN OF STAMBOUL"
This Is one of the really big picture of the yea
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