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The SAPHIRE BALL POINT Will Not Cut Glass
III4.NI) IIVM.KTI.V, IIKNII, OIlKflO.V, Tlll'UHDAV, DtiTKMHKIt III, 1IMH
T is certain that a piece of Saphire, jewel polished under the microscope and
fitting the sound groove of the record perfectly cannot but produce the
t&i beautiiul mellow tone tor which it was intended. iNothiner can reolace the
Saphire Ball Point and yet produce that desired effect. A steel needle, no
matter how well made, will become a jagged chisel before the record has
revolved 3 times. ONE IS METAL---THE OTHER IS LIFE.
Just us the resonant wood of I he violin makes the violin musie the sweetest of all instruments, so the
construction of the sound chamher in the I'atmki'Moni: produces the music which is heautiful in qual
ity and faithful to the living original. There is no metalie harshness to the Patiik.
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We Guarantee titty Pathe ffcrxd to play at Icait
ONE THOUSAND TIMES ith the Pathe
Saphite Ball Point, without impairment to the un.
nulled beauty of the tone and without showing
any perceptible wear on the recoid.
The tone control is another feature of the Pathephone that should not be discarded without a word. Instead of being
muffled, the tone can be changed from the full orchestra effect to a mere sigh. This is done by controlling the tone
at the source, instead of muffling it at the mouth of the sound chamber.
Records are double. This means that you may secure two selections for the price
ybfipXttQ or one. 1 he prices range rrom Dc. to JH.UU I o get the hill music value you
must hear them on the Pathephone itself. The Patheohone has the Universal
Tone Arm, which enahles the player to use any record; so it is not necessary to always buy the Pathe Records, as is to be expected
to produce the the best musical tones. We are always pleased to show our Pathephones to anyone who is interested and will wel
come the ch-ince to play your favorite selection for you. At any time you will be welcome. Come and compare the Pathephone
with any other make.
PATHEPHONE PRICES $32.SO to $1000.00
rrii m m agent for the
Thompson Music Co. naSm
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THE PHONCRAPH "IW. Dufetent
RUNAWAY HOYS ARE
TAKEN BY DEPUTY
MiircHiiK from 'iiM '""I lltinurr,
(in-olium I.miIh Ni'ck ItrfMU)' In
Ciihln .War Itmllii'ro.
front lloluTt Halti'rshy mill occupied
until n-ci'tilly by tin- II &. II nn
tatiriint. Tint tti-w locution will itf
fonl iloiililii tin spite ulurli Iiiik
liiTi'ttiforo lii'cn available
REND-KLAMATH ROAD
! APPROPRIATION MADE
(From Thursday's Dully.)
Afltir trnvollliiK hIiioh l)rmbr S
from (irnwham, Onignu, Sw'rK
HtilniiiH, 10, iiihI Verne Wilson, 13.
wwro taken Into custody yitttortluy
m tltti hnimmtiHidor' raliln of lloli
1.1st, titpitr llruiliunt, by Doputy
HlirllT Hunt l.onhrlu. Tin boys hail
done u lurgn pnrtof their Journey
on foot, iiinl, half s'lnrvnd ami suffer.
IttK (rout tln ooltl, hail broken Into
llui cabin In smirch of warmth anil
food. They worn brought Into Hend
Imsl iiIkIU by Duality l.nchrlu and
turned over to Sheriff Huberts, who
In holding tliutn while awaiting until
from their people.
Young Stephens' father nwldiw In
AndrewH, Harney county, wltllo lb"
other boy In from During, Oregon.
W. R. SPECK HOME IS
DESTROYED HY FIRE
(I'rom Friday's Dally.!
Kl re, lh cause of which Ik un
known, started at the home of Wil
liam It. .Speck, Ktr.l Third street,
this aftoriioou, and although the
Iletid lire dupartmeiit wax Itnnifdl
ately Mummoueil, there was little
chance of hiivIiik the building. The
hoiiHe was valued at upwards of
$:iouo.
tji'.lMMI N Sum Named liy Hlglmuy
Coiilliils.lmi i(,mo fur
IjlUe fount).
( Front Friday's DMlly )
Ilflll'IMIVII ll.w. 19 l.rim lliu
I w. .....'. ..liv. n. . .wit. "
'luarter mill tax and the motor II
Icensti fund tux. J2S.000 lit named
i by (hu Mute highway commission to
he expended on thu Improvement of
the Klamath to Hend road. For Im
provements In Lake county, 10,000
from thu mi mo funds Im appropriated.
American Ilcd Cross, Washington,
I) C , today, to be used In the pur
chase of smokes for V 8. soldiers
Thu check represents the following
contribution;
W. 1). Harnett $ 00
Hudson & Hesse, Tiiiuhiu 1 SO
Mm. Nettle Steveimou .10
Mm. N. C. DuvU 5 00
It. M. Smith 1 on
'(.'rent fur "!'ln" anil "(jrlp" CoukIih. enza., grip, courIis and coltla aro so
... ,,, .... ,,!,.,,. 'prevalent. Contains no opiates. Sold
"I had nn awful cold that left me Vorvwhpro Adv
Nlth a dreadful couch." says Mrs. .M eerw"erc- Aa'
'FLU CASES HERE
NOW NUMBER FIFTY
DOWNING TO MOVE
RESTAURANT SOON
llUCIIIINtl Of IllCI'dllHllIK btlHlUOMH,
William 1', DownltiK will move hln
reHttiurant on lloud street to a locu
tion two doors Houth, JiiHt purcluiHed
(From Frhlnv's Dally.)
i pproxiuiuiuiy nu cunun ui iiiiiu
i urizti have been reported In Hum!
i mIiicu the lifting of thu "llu" ban last
week Is the statement of City Physi
cian J. ('. Vanduvort. All casos are
under strict iuarautlun, and none
has resulted fatally, ultbuuKh a
number of patients tiro reported to
he critically III.
j four enntrs ni your service m me
, Metropolitan No wnltlnu. Adr
BUCKHECHT
ARMY
ORDERS FOR SULPHUR
COMING IN RAPIDLY
(From Friday's Dally.)
Orders for sulphur for thu third
community shipment tiro coiuIiik In
rapidly, and County A'iit It A
Ward believes that there will be little
dlfllctilty In makltiK up ' carload
TOBACCO CHECK IS
SENT FOR SOLDIERS
(From Friday's Dally.)
Another check from Thu Hulletltt
tobacco fund was mailed to the
i:
nco. u. a. rat. of P.
Wlicn you walk into
slioe store and nsk for
Duckiil'CIIT Army Shoes,
can be sure
Tliat tills Army Shoe (s
to Katulaul-tlwt it it
mode by workmen who
have turned out more than
600,000 Army Shoes under
inert iiinervulon end that
it i backed by a record of more than fifty
yean of honctt alioo manufacturing.
Look for our rcj;itfrej trade name
Duckiiixiit (tamped on the aole of every
Shoe for our mutual proteclion.
a dependable T)t , f j
a pair of -i',, I
Dk'riani.n- r.av
There's just one tiling
to remember ask for
the UucKMixitT Army
Shoe by name ami be
sure th.tt )ou get it.
Then you will appre
eiate why it is worn by
thousands ot
Office Men Furmere
Attorney Orchrdlat
Pliytlciani Moltrmen
Hikers Conductor
Huntera
-and others in every walk of life,
tiaSfi
M
II not olitnlnalile fioni your ilcaler, teiut name ami your
tirilir illrcct to 1
IIUCKINGHAM (B. 1IKCHT
MANUfACIUHKMS BAN l'MANCIhCO
$7.00 to $8.00
The New
Suction Feed
SHARPLESS
SEPARATOR
CO.MIi IN AND
siii; it
F. DEMENT
&CO.
s-Ktct-K-K-f:--K-t
REDMOND MAN DIES;
BROTHER SUMMONED
(From Friday's Dally.)
Funeral services for J. H. Prank
crt of Hedtnoud, who died of chronic
HrlKht's dlseaso at the Hend surgical
hospital yesterday, tire not yet an
nounced, peudliiK thu arrival ot a
brother from Missoula, Montana.
KEEN INTEREST
IN IRRIGATION
AV.II..IHM: DATA OX CKNTltAI
OltKCON SITIMTIO.V IS IIKINCi
(MIII,I:D HV UKCiaMATlOX
SHUVIt'K, SAYS TiXKfiHAM.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
That n lively Interest Is IioIiik
taken In Irrigation nftalrs In Central
Ort'Kon by thu recliimatlon service is
Indicated In ti telegram Just received
by T, 11. Foley, president of tlto Hend
Commercial club from Washington,
1), C. Director Davis of the reclama
tion service wired as follows:
"Wo tire compiling available In
formation in tho ofllco. It soonis
best to wait until spring for Held
work. Thanks for offer to co
operate." Tho tolegram was in answer to
one sent by Mr. Foley In which ho
asked for Information ns to when
government work would begin In this
section.
Pain Kept lllui Awake Nights.
J. W, Pock, Cornopolls, Pu., writes:
"I sufforod torrlble pain; tumble to
llu down at night. Trlod throe dlf
foront doctors, Thrco weeks n so
began taking Foloy Kldnoy Pills;
Improvement In my condition is
roixlly wonderful." Use Foloy Kid
ney Pills for kidneys, bladder
trouble, backache, rheumatism. Sold
ovory where. Adv.
K. Smith, Henton. La, " Dought
Foley's Honey and Tar of our drug
gist and it cured me completely
This grand remedy should be In every
household at this time, when Influ
Who is Plercy & Sons, Tumalo?
Hp Adv.
Shoes for Real Service
OUK SP1XIAI.TV IS TO MAKK SHOES TILVT
STAND THE TEST
NAP-A-TAN SHOE
J. E. TILT SHOE
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