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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1918)
i'"V, "Tt , hV Af vsrv :. "jrivV" ; wHt 'Jpf rV Wi i( THB VHHO HEKALD, KLAMATH. JALLt. OUBOON kftMMk1 IAIA A tat AstflaaV iraoriiMonr , W...S...X , sariae teelftt stmt, kL ladles of the cosaaaaltr arc Tfcj' Blaa- --t FW onui i TO MM ." "DERSONAL !... ... k.l tkal fcV4 mA Mil SS - t)ea'lo tht MgstOla'd ". t pro., A M Ml. UKI rre4s thui obUlaeto b.lBTMtdf in inrui Biaasps. v hw iiii lis asntcd and a n tine I. xpc- I - - All night dan Friday nlfht, the 2Sth. at Mill Addition Hall. Mlt 1 Free advice on alt foot trouble at Van Bellen'a A Thrift Stamp llox Social Is to be ld In cnf.tlon with the district BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY ,1 IMjIMi 'It" ' ll!ii' , i Hu-'i . 1ft M 7W Geneve jxr'rA a K& i. ii i i ' ,yr'tfllli'tfii'?iii'- BPII i v , - 4e7 ITik. Ji 5: .-ZiE 2 ,i BSBkM 'jts-- a ..I. ., NiiiiiiiiiM RestYourFeetWhileWorkiiig If you are on your feet all day you are taking long chances with your arches. N ature never intended them to be bridges, but shoes make them so. Too much strain 'on the arches and down they go. The first symptoms are unnaturally tired feet, and often pains in the legs and back. Take warning. The WIZ ART) AsjanUe ARCH Balfa U provides the support nature intended your arches to have. By distributing the weight of your body evenly over the feet the strain is avoided and serious conse quences averted. You can waBc, dance or stand with out becoming unnaturally tired. The Wizard Ad justable Arch Builder is not an ordinary metal plate arch support. ' It is a featherlight, flexible, all leather device (hat can be adjusted to fit your arch by simply arranging the inserts in the pockets so that they feel comfortable. They give instant and permanent re lief. If you have been wearing ordinary arch supports change 'aria get a "pair of Wizard Arch Builders. By graduaT adjustments at home, you can build up your own arch to 'normal, with case and comfort B. B. Henry tad bob Wilfred left for Ban Franclco on the train tb.li raornlnc. They expect to return In a few dayi with two new IVrlc car. ttert O'Connor of Bly I very III at the hospital with typhoid fever. He la a brother-in-law of Jack Mc Aullffe. Hit wire arrived yesterday with her alder and mother. Mr. Nate Otterbeln and daughter, Fern Hogland, and Mrs. A. M. Bea ver, are going to Athland to spend the Fourth with Mrs. Otterbeln's mother. Mrs. A. U Harvey. l.ouls Gerber came In last night from hi ranch In Horsefly valley. He expects to return today. E FMMY.MNM ..,. Lt'NCHHOX TOR MMIIH tn honor of Mnu B. R. Reams, who Is here on a llt from br home, In California.' a luncheon was given Wednesday at the White Pwtlcan ho- tel. by Mrs. n. n. nan. Twelve. curat sat down to the tables which were boaut If ully decorated with pink rorrs. Following the lunchroa. cards were played and refreshment -were served during the afternoon. I RK CSMNW KLKCTtON Tt) UK IIKI.li MATUttllAV The annual meeting of the Kla math chapter A. It. C. will be held . .. ... , . . ... i at l no kins tempm on tmiurinj, juno ,,. '39. nt 3 p. m.. at which time the A oiuecrs will no eiecirti lur wv '" ! suing year. L i I, , ; 1 BSBaaBS BS i . , mmmmmmm .1 t' i ,, i...a 'aw; a kitMiANn JfSTICK CLKAXH HOl'ftK Justice of the Tear Gowra says that from now on the accused In Mr and Mri Mao. Turber of Kla math Falls speat Sunday with Kdgor Buy your Havollns oil In ft-galloa Turber. ,1 can and save 10 p rent. For sain' J, W. CasMS'knd family were In at all garage service statlom. Midland Baada from their ranch Telford llrtia., dlMrtbutor. .Ul-lf m.nr Merrill. . Mrs. K. O. VMieant Is on the sick MOToitcYin.ic Avn r.zrr nM.iim m ninth A.. . ....... . . ,. ."" :. . " i. " r,""''' imi i .v...,..,. ii inniorcyco and tNI,handMnco,lr"J,,cBh;f; l.cn. Jr ,,d Mr. Ht..b,. "'' Htan.ble. cn,nl 0WB' "j' Mr,.ot imvameui. r.m .. ." N,a' n"i ;,,r,c,, " l.lnroTa.,,2 Moth the motorryrl ,. Ih. w were badly damaaci. th ,ttl r-n. F. Fell, the nUn,, ,une. . , ...i.,, ., IIM this week, hut It Is hopod that '" own l,0" Jy 1st Ordtn V. V inTn's h' wl" ,00B N rtto ,0 "M "rouml I M ,",",, "mc"- Ms? again. 0. Ihtvls left for XOTICK AH members of the Klamath Falls band will meet at the Elk temple promptly at 7M5 thl evening and march In 'a body to the War 8tamp mass meeting on Klamath avenue. MMMMMHMMMMMMMMMHMMMki ! At the Theaters Thru the riot of thrills and adven ture that run la "Haadla South," the Artcraft picture sUrrlng Douglas Fairbanks bow being stown at the sur theater, a love romance ataads out. Catherine MacDonald, the new leading lady for Fmlrbeaks. discloses his court should have no complaint ' Mr, and Mrs. K. as to the decisions rendorud. because rARTV wanting 801 Oafc avenue csn Ahlnnd Tnssdajf. Mr. Davis tiai they will b clean and dkistless. The1 nuko eal Ca again. 8-lt bocn depot agent era for some time, cause of this- change of heart Is the! 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