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and Wslnut is being entirely re
modeled to house the FriUch
bakery and Poole's bicycle shop.
-The building was purchased
last spring by the two concerns
from the Beardsiey estate.
Bakarr Layout
Frltsch's bakery will occupy
the corner two stores which are
betas converted into one store,
and will have retail counters in
the front which is being recon
structed with large glass win
dows facing Walnut and S. 7th.
The bake rooms will be entirely
' separated from - the retail sec
tion, worn is expected to oe iin
. iihed by October 1.
The two corner stores were
formerly occupied by Van
Dorn's glass brick concern, and
Claude H. Davis' linoleum, car
pet and window blind shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fritsch es
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tablished their bakery business
.in Klamath Falls eleven years
ago when mey came nere irora
Salem.
Bicycle Shop Plan
Poole's bicycle shop will' oc
cupy their present location ana
.the store now used by the bak
ery, dividing the building in
half, each new owner taking
over two stores. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Poole came here
from Salem in 1933 and have
operated the bicycle shop ever
since. Poole plans to connect bis
two stores, knocking out the par
titions between to make one
large building. Work of remod
eling his section win prooaoiy
be started this fall, Poole said.
Concerns Mot
" Van Dorn has moved his glass
brick business to the west end
of Oak street, and Davis has
purchased the Willits building
now -occupied by the OPA,
where be expects to move his
business as soon as the building
can be vacated.
Flashes of
Life
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' HORRORS Or PEACE I
BEND, Ore-, Aug. 28 (iP The I
Bend city council is thinking se-;
riously today of revising its or-
dinances prohibiting the use of
: six-shooters, rifles and sling-;
shots within the city limits. I
One official blames returnine
Pacific' veterans and their Ausr
. tralian souvenirs for the coun-
- cirs newest headache. Only yes
terday, Seaton Smith reported
to local police that a neighbor's
son naa strut nun with . a
boomerang! . r.; , ; .,
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v; MANHATTAN, Kas Aug. 28
OPDon't breathe it to the ex-
: chemists at Kansas State college !
nere nave come up-wiln a really
. It's itahvftMf.il I
toes, and Dr. J. ;W. Greene, head ! I
of thf srVinnl., . Tl
... m . ' . -....-, saiu - .lie 1
new product Is superior to the j I
n.ura iHuuicr . nua. tie minks
it will have a-;wide.use by res- j
iunie ana cumng cars.
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snnniiTer
PCATCR 111, Aug: 28
riirca.iicn vrray-weni out to
- r ft ii.noyn t,
off the porch he started looking ! I
f rS thaar tusw.1. ' ' I
m-v sii put. 1 1. ,
Police tnlrf him (h( j.
I.?1?15 youths lost control A
01 w cr ana crasnea into the
. 7 w....t B u v-S. tuuuui I I
ban tearing up nine feet of
TnPnt WinrlAnr
.."W said lie slept through it I
"aqeq ne was a tut hard
Kansas Citv Rnort
Year's Hiah In Cattle
' KANSAS CITY. Aug. 28 P I
Zlty stockyards was estimated at
30.000 hud HHitnlav th. I
SS1 ume ot y"11'- Of these I
1BU1C. .
The salable peak on cattle last
?JLW" 34 836 bead on October
30. The local market established
3!5d record of 47488 bead
nJii Stwrs from Kns nd
Uklenoma pastures comprised a
liberal .proportion of the re
ceipts, but more than a third
. uura me western ranges.
Around Oregon
Orville Cutsforth of near Hep-
uas ueen namea a director
oi a new corporation planning
to erect a nlant t ThI 1-.. ii
to convert surplus Rex wheat
imo aextrose wheat sugar . .
Sf'ilSJiPSIl'L4'11 cl"bbers net
ted $291.73 from sale of beef,
sheep and hogs at the club fair
held In Astoria ... Douglas
vuuiuy aemocrats nave organ
ized a 'central pfimmUK
Army redeployment officers of
Limn - Adair . InKnt r t
wuui I
county wood Industries under
guidance h the Albany cham-
we, vi commerce.
STHIKE VIOLATION
SEATTLE, Aug. 28 A)The
Steamfittes, strike at local ahip
yards was unauthorized and in
h'iW 1Meul Tradei council
AP "ia. yesterday. Nearly
1000 steamfitters left Thursday
fj?f 4K Juri'ctlonal dispute
with the copper smiths AFL).
saying the latter had preference
tn some Jobs. The Steamfitters
union did not comment. I
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?Lr.ea4 Trt?"?!, ;Terrjfif ! Tremendous! ... You know it
this final liquidation of the entire Foulger stock will be the
every single item of this $20,000 stock must be sold, and ...
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i I It's end of the season all right ... ; 1
I I but with these all-out clearance. I
I I prices you'll want several . .. vol- I
I I ues to 16.95. J
Her Is a steal for you . . . fabric,
patents, leathtrs every wanted . color
and shape . . Values to 8.9S.
Out, .
They . if
M2 Included
100 'all wool sweaters . . , beautiful
colors ... short or long sleeves ...
Sloppy Joes or fitted bottoms . . . slight
ly soiled.
Just in time for school! Bright 1
I I plaids and stripes or solid pastels I
I I 100 wool and some strutter J I
II cloth. All sizes, but better hurry! J I
Values to 8.95!
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is. TtfcwQPA Release' Ifo.
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Ivtry tingl iHm . .'. both mrchandlie and
fixture, . . . MUST BE SOLP! . . . Nothing
reserved . . . During this liquidation tola there
will b no refunds ... no credits . . . no ap
proval, . . . EVERY SALE IS FINAL!
Kin. hundred pair of quality shoes of ail
trps color -and sists are included .
silts ai. templet but net in aeh style.
(No shoe stamp is secessarr). While they
last . , .
EVERY PAIR RATION FREE
. From Feulaar'a flualitv atoclc' . . . .v.rv nmir ri. (n,m.
' Lr.t.'rtiwi,d ' 5-00 t
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Dene Mere 1 your caaaca to atock
footlets for house, office and
ZZl?lttc 'bl ut 3 for
FOULGERS
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S02 MAIN ST.
is! . . . for Fouiger's sales always are, and
biggest ever... PRICES DONT COUNT...
RIGHT NOW!
One hundred blouses . . . the
greatest values on the sale
whites or colors . . . sheers and
tailored styles ... . a real chance
to buyan extra blouse!
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9.95 . . .
up an
street
25c
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Beautiful slips, priced for quick A
clearance . . . white, tea rose and 1 1
I I black . i . tailored or lacy styles I
I I ... sizes are to 40 . . . values to I I
I 4 951
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Last Aau.um W mJ . -. cur . I I '
uy Utese for bens wear . . . play suit
with soatc&lBi skirts. Hurry! Hurr7r
Value to 8.IS.
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Hera is a hat an , rayon and cotton
briefs ... full elastic walit band . . .
tearos ... all sites