The Klamath news., July 19, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
" LONDON. July 18. The Brit
ish government Is willing to ex
amine anr proposals (or final set
tlement of German reparations.
Winiton Churchill. chancellor f
the escheqner. announced todny
In the houee ot commons. Church
111 Mid he to reedy to examine
German ohllgatlena provided a
settlement Is framed to eatrguard
BrltUh rights and Interests.
' WASHINGTON. July It. The
majority of newshoya work be
csuse they "hare nothing else to
do" and no place to play, the
children's bureao. tabor depart
ment, fonnd today after a survey
conducted In eight large cities.
"WASHINGTON. July 18. Tho
coast guard cutter Northland was
ordered today to aire all possi
ble assistance toward checking a
smallpox epidemic at Nome.
Alaska, headquarters here announced.
X.AKE GENEVA. Wis.. July IS.
-Former Governor Frank O.
Lowden. visiting here today with
members ot his family, denied he
had planned a meeting wlih Gov
ernor Alfred E. Smith to discuss
the farm relief question. The
possibility ot such a conference
waa announced by P. Moffait.
who aided Lowden 'a republican
presidential campaign In New
Tork. ,
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. July 18.
Men .1. naiweii. iihhww ....-.. m
who contemplates a one-stop J
flight from Bockford, 111., to
Stockholm, Sweden, next week,
arrived here today In the "Great-.
or Rockford" on a test night !
from Madison, Wis., the distance
ot today's trip being too miles. 1
LA PORTE, Ind.. Jul? IS.
Attorney General Gllliom an
nounced today that D. C. Stephen
son, former Indiana klan dragon,
serving a lite sentence tor mur
der1, world be permitted to "tell
his story" In deposition next
Tuesday. Hearing on Stephen
son's petition to compel the pri
son warden to permit private con
ferences with his attorneys was
act for Monday.
At the Pine Tree
Tonight tor the first time the
people of Klamath Falls . may
witness the greatest performance
of the year. "The Woman Burn
ed Alive." This act waa recently
demonstrated at Ocean Park.
Calif., to over 600,000 people and
just a week or more ago pre
sented at Neptune Beach to the
amazement ot more than 100,000
people. The presentation will
take place on the Pine Tree the
atre stage and before your very
eyes you see a woman cast Into
the fiery flames and burned to
ashes.
The screen attraction on the
same program Is "The Desired
Woman." starring beautiful Irene
Rich. The story of Lady Diana
and of- the men who loved her
In that far-off desert outpost in
India. A cold beauty, who her
self was finally swept away In
the hot madness ot tropic pas
sion. A drama of temptation and
reckless love.
At the Liberty
, When Buti Barton, 13-year-old
western star, goes to Newhall.
Calif., on location, the worthy
citizens turn out with everything
but their local band to welcome
him, for Newhall considers Buzz
Its very own contribution to the
silver screen. Since he was a
mere baby, the dlmlnnttve star
of "The Bantam Cowboy," cur
rent attraction at the Liberty
theatre, has lived In this quaint
town, which is known as the cow
boy headquarters of ' southern j
California. '!
Newhall is proud ot blm and
turns out en masse to watch his ;
every move. During the filming i
of "The Bantam Cowboy," Buzz j
had a gallery of several hundred '
persons all the time he worked at j
.Xewhall.
, And the worst of this Is. ac
cording to Buzz, that most of the
audience Is made up of girls. The
- young star Isn't afraid of horses
or men or recalcitrant steers, but
he Is a little skittish around the
women. He has even gone so .
far. It Is said, as to auk for a
double to work In the love scenes
for him, but to date his director, j
Louis King, has not acceded to
this request, which he thinks
: marks too great modesty for a
full-fledged star, even If the star
Is only a kid. .
KNITTING MILL
HIT BY BLAZE
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The entire stock of the Oregon Woolen Store ol Lakeview, Oregon. At the most drastic reduction, ever offered! A short
time aeo the Oregon Woolen Stores opened a new store in Lakeview. 'This store was destined to be the finest, and to carry
the highest quality of merchandise in Lake county. Due to certain reasons we were unable to continue thu .tore. This com
Set high gade stock has been moved to the Oregon WoolenStore at Eighth and Main and the prices absolutely laugh
tered for quick disposal. We must get rid of this huge stock and get rid of it quickly-two stores in 'one-is too big a load
to carry.
Evei?yttMimg Mimctf (So Amnfl o att mice
Read these tremendous bargains and remember thcie ridiculously low prices are on a new and complete stock not on
Odds and Ends as you usually find at such-prices.
$35.00 and $40.00 Values
MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS
.49
EXTRA SPECIAL
Only 13 Only
MEN'S SUITS
While They Ust
Up to $60.00 Values
MEN'S HART SCHAFFNER
AND MARX SUITS
0-49
Bergman Logger
Shoes
$16.50 values
$5.85
35c values
VanvHeusen and
Grayco Collars
3c
50c values
Wide Web
Garters
24c
$1.00 values
Athletic Shirts,
and Drawers
49c
$2.00 values
Boys' Riding
, Breeches
98c
$1.00 values
Dress Ties
49c
. 25c values
Fine Lisle Sox
.09c
Men's White
Handkerchiefs
09c
Canvas Gloves
..09c
$1.00 values
. Work and Dress ,
Suspenders
49c
50c values
New Bow Ties
39c
35c values
Leather Falm
Canvas Gloves
24c
A Big 49 IBaffganmi Xable,
Every Kind of Men's and Boys' Clothing at the Most Ridiculously Low Prices Ever Offered.
Every Article! Ever Article!
$3.00 values
Shirts
$1.69
$2.50 values ,
Dress Shirts
$1.49
$1.50 values
Blue Work Shirts
Boss of the Road
99c
$1.25 values
Work Shirts
89c
$2.50 values
Khaki Pants
$1.79
$3.00 values
Fine Grey
Work rants
$1.95
$2.25 values
Heavy Striped
Overalls
$1.69
$2.50 values
Carpenter Overalls
Can't Bustem
$1.99
$1.50,. values
Union Made
Overalls ,
99c
$4.00 values
Moleskin Pants
$2.69
$4.00 values
Corduroy Pants
$2.69
A.
$5.00 values
College Cords
$3.69
V PORTLAND, Ore., July IS. (P) ,
Fire at the plant of the Col
umbia Knitting Mills last night
caused a loss estimated at $40.-;
0000. Prompt action by firemen ;
in spreading tarpaulins over a
large stock of knitted goods held
the damage from water, and a
large part of the 1200,000 ma-
Another Table of Tremendous Bargains
100 Pairs of America's Foremost Dress Shoes Including Packards, Beacons, Star Brands, Selz and Others
V The Pair --liog) The Pair
$5.00 values.
Work Shoes
$3.95
$0.50 values
Work Shoes
$4.95
$6.50 values
Dress Shoes and
Oxfords
$3.95
$7.50 values "
Dress Shoes and
Oxfords .
$4.95
$5.00 values
Pure Worsted
Bathing Suit3
$3.69
, 75c values
Silk Rayon Sox
-. 39c
Luggage Specials
$1.49 -$1.95
$2.89
Straw Hate
49c v
$3.00 values
Dress Caps
$1.95"
$5.00 values
Dress Hats
$2.85
$6.50 values
Dress Hats
$3.85 '
Boys Caps .
$1.19
$3.00 values
Sweaters
and Blazers
$1.95
$6.50 values
Blazers
and Sweaters
$4.69
Flannel Pants
$3.95 and $4.95
Riding Breeches
up to
$6.50 values
$3.95
$3.50 values
Coveralls
$2.49
Boys'
Overalls
89c '
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Remember! The Greatest Closing Out Sale in the History of Klamath County Starts Thurs-
aay ivjornuig, juiy X7iii
We Sell
for
Leu .
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Always
the
Best
8th and MAIN