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FOR SALE
fOR IALE Five passenger Over
load 191S model; two 8-foot floor
kitMiM. Annlr Sugar BowL U-tf
KEO FOTATOE8 for sale High
grade kill selected stock. Elmer I.
Applegate, Klamath Falle. l-7t
FOR IALE FIT room modern house
oa coraer, one block from Main;
will tell at a great sacrlflce to raise a
little cub; time on part It desired.
Address Owner, box 1104, city. 16-Ct
FOR BALE 10-Inch band saw mill,
Blacksmith tools and lot sins equip
ment Can furnish plenty of Umber
It desired. Enquire Herald' office.
17-t
FOR SALE Second hand Rotary
White sewing machine. Good con
dltloa. $30-cash. Phone 329R. 17-6t
FOR SALE Forty young hogs, 40 to
190 lbs.: also 8 sows; six young
horses. Inquire at 725 Main st. 18-St
FOR SALE Kodak; good as new;
postcard slxe; strong lense; for
$7.50. Hut selL Inquire at Her
ald oBce. 18-3t
FOR SALE Fire acres with 4-room
house, 81,000; near railroad, two
sawmills; fine for chickens; will take
clear lot for first payment; balance
easy terns. Owner, P. O. box S47.
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FOR SALE; Several good sows with
litters of pigs; also some stock
hogs. Frank Ira White. l-6t
FOR SALE Team of ponies, harness
and wagon; furniture; one good
cow and calf. Inquire at Sunset Gro
cery. 19-5t
FOR EXCHANGE
TO EXCHANGE; Eighty-acre ranch,
84,000; will exchange for Klamath
Falls property. Owner, phone 295)1.
18-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCANGE
FOR SALE or trade Two horses,
weighing 900 pounds each, and
double harness. Will trade for wood.
NnraU'a bakery. 14-tf
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED Girl for general
housework; about three miles ont
Eaqnire Herald oFJce. 17-4t
WANTED Woman for cooking. Ap
ply Blackburn hospital. 18-2t
WANTED Two girls for probation
work. Apply to head nurse. Black
burn hospital. 18-2t
SITUATION WANTED
WANTED Position as cook by
woman In lumber camp or ranch.
Apply Herald office. T7-6t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Small solitare diamond ring;
likely la some store in Klamath
Falls. Liberal reward for' recovery
Mrs. F. C. DeChalne, Klamath Falls,
Oregon. 18-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To bay 1000 head of stock
cattle. See or write George Watt,
Klamath Falls. 15-6t
TEACHER WANTED Foreigner
, would like Instructions in the Eng
lish language; private; state terms
and lime convenient. Address P. G.
few 884, city. 18-3t
STRAYED From Hoskin's pasture,
April 14, Holsteln cow, branded
L.yO. W. on side. Phone Farmers'
Warehouse. 19-4t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH
Editor
Published dally except Sunday at
The .Herald Publishing Company ot
Klamath Falls, at 116 Foerth street
Entered at the Dostomce st Klam
ath Fslis, Oregon, tor transmission
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KLAMATH FALLH. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919
AGAIX BUT HOW?
ECRETART REDFIELD of the
Department of Commerce, re
ports with much gusto that our Jan
uary, 1916, exports exceeded those ot
January, 1915, by f62.000.000.
Strangely enough, and a matter of
less gratification to the American pro
ducer, imports for January, 1916, ex
ceeded those of January, 1915, by
62,000,000, being 8184,000,000 for
the former and 8122,000,000 for the
latter month.
The exports were mainly ot mater
ials to be used directly or indirectly
for taking human life munitions ot
war and no protectionist ever con
templated the literal massacre of his
foreign competitors. The Imports
kvere of materials which, nnder nor
mal conditions of trade, would throt
tle domestic industries.
Should the war cease next month
there would be a coincident decline of
exports, but the Imports would fall off
little, if any, and would continue to
rome in as long as a democratic near-
free-trade law was on the statute
books.
A CRY FOR BOOSTERS
By MARJORIE DELZELL
Klamath County High School Student
S WE all know, the Klamath
country is a wonderful country;
rich in scenic beauty as well as in re
sources. Yet how many of us ever
stop to think ot the thousands upon
thousands of people in the United
States who know nothing at all ot our
country, our people, or our city.
These people live In countries de
void of scenery and places for recrea
tion. Many of them are practically
invalids because of the unwholesome
climatic conditions, and they strug
gle on through life, wretched and mis
erable, because they do not know ot
a country where both health and ai
living can be obtained. California!
appears to them as a salubrious para-i
dUe. bat crowded with resorts in,
which the expenses of living are be j
yond the average purse, and they!
know nothing ot Oregon's Klamath
country, where they can have health,
a living and recreation simply for the
coming.
Look at Colorado! Almost every
little rock, tree or building is adver
tised, and as a consequence Colorado
(receives hundreds of dollars from
tnnplBI, an tnvalMa Yt7t.tlA !.. .ill-
mate is practicalaly the same as ours, '
her scenery Is not nearly so delight
ful, and her charges are much higher!
Then look at the thousands of people '
crowded into tiny Rhode Islands and
New Jersey, while here is Klamath'
county, big enough to bold both of!
these states, and having only a pop-J
ulatlon of about 10,000! Isn't it'
about time for us to wake up and "get
busy."
We like to be thought of as an en
ergetic, lively people, typical of the
free Western life, but some ot the
more Eastern states have us beaten
when U comeilo boosting.
Undoubtedly every grown person In
this county knows some one family in
another state. Then what a wonder
ful amount of boosting could be ac
complished, say, If each one of these
persons, about 7,000, should write a
good lively letter to only one family
of their acquaintance, boosting Klam
ath county? About 35,000 people
would learn of our country through
these letters, and these would tell oth
ers, and great good might bo accom
plished. At any rate, we all can boost at
home, and Instead of going about with
our mouths, ears and eyes shut, let us
awaken to the beauties and resources
ot this country, and boost for Its In
terests as well as our own.
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Scattered Shots
WHAT ARE YOU dolna to make
this a better communltyto live In? !
NOW THAT REGISTRATION is
closed, let's see have you numbered
your bouse?
THE KLAMATH campaign 1 also
seeing a strong spring offensive. Vot
ers aro being attacked with all aorta
of methods and ammunition, and cap
tures of MMnKholeAraclncta "
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THREE MILLION
BUOTS ORDERED
RUSSIAN ORDER FOR COSSACK
FOOTWEAR IS BIGGEST EVER
PLACED WITH BRITISH MA2TO
FACTURERS
LONDON, April 19. British hoot
manufacturers today began work oa
the greatest single boot order erar
placed in Great Britain.
Vli iy are Under contract ror 8,000,
000 Cossack boots tor the ttusslsa
army.
Jligh Cossack boots consume a com
paratively enormous amount ot leath
er, each pair ot legs taking nine feet
and each pair ot feet two square feet
About 300,000 hides will be used la
filling the order.
HOUSES AND LANDS
Good four-room boose, oattnslfaV
logs, trees, billiard room rally eaala
ped, six large lots, close to bis pay
roll. Price S3000.00. Will sen three
lots and buildings separately and give
terms if desired. It's a real bargain.
Four-room bouse, largo toiaee lot,
close in, S1000.00 cash.
Fine building alto la Hot Springs
Addition. Price 338.00 oa easy
terms.
Large corner lot oa 11th street,
close In, $650.00 oa terms.
Nice lot la MUla Addlttea, 9178.60,
terms.
Twenty-acre Irrigated tract eta
miles from Falls. Price glM9.ee,
terms.
A dandy 40-acre tract, some al
falfa, $3000.00, terms.
A 70-acro Irrigated tract la Che
heart of the Klamath valley, partly
improved, deep, sandy loam soil, ex
cellent drainage. Price $8000, t
One of the best 80-acre improved
irrigated tracts la the valley. Price
$8000.00, terms.
A 124-acre Irrigated ranch oa Lost
River, Improved. It's cheap at $$5.00
per acre. Terms.
Business property, bowses, lots,
farm lands, stock reaches,
loans, general lasuraaco.
SKK CHIIXYVTR
WHY
Did we sell oar first carload of!
Faxon Cars so qalcklyT
The Saxoa Six to the car people
have been waltiag for. A flic
first class la evc-y partkalar at a
price that la right
BECAUSE
IF YOU PAt $8,000 for a car,
you get no better material la yoar
car than you find la the Saxoa Six.
Does not this moaa sometbJag to
you? Before buying let as show
yoa this car la every dotafl.
Telford Bros.' Garage
DOUBLE TREAD TffiES
Yonr Junk Tires Made to
2,000 to 0,000 Miles More
''Our method will save yoa 76
per cent of your tire cost We
will give you a doable strength
casing, practically puncture, blow
out 'and weather proof. -Send as
two of your old Junk tires and we
will combine them Into one thor
oughly serviceable easing.
The cost is insignificant from
point ot mileage, especially la
view ot the fact that new tire
prices are soaring. It figures a
small fraction ot a cent a mile,
whereby you save the price of a
new tire. If you have several we
will be able to re-tire the four
wheels of your car. If you have
only one we will furnish the other.
They have proven their value to
our many customers. Oae trial
will number yoa araoag them.
CHAS. R. MARPLE
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BRADLEY HARNESS CO.
UPPER LAKE
We are agents for OatUae a
freight boats oa the Upper Klamath Lake,
every atoralag exeept Saadey, at TtM.
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1$1 QVKBX CONTEST
GOOD FOR ONR VOTE
VoM alter eata-aey. April I
Naao
Organisation
This ceapea
mill
count
filled
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vote whoa
and teat to PorUaad Rose Feet!-
val Contest department, No. 887
Nortaweotera National Baak
building. Ceapoaa must bo neat
ly trimmed and pat In a package
with number ot votes written oa
top
MERRILL DOINGS
R. H. Anderson, proprietor ot the
White House which was burned la
the recent Ire, has flnlshed moving
hie stock, and has It all arranged In
the Martin building. The building Is
to be moved from Ha present location
to the corner across from the baak
building. The moving contract has
been let to M. R. Doty of Klamath
Falls.
P. R. Merrill la' having his house
moved by Doty to bis ranch property
north of Merrill,
H. Samoa oa the Merrill road Is In
stalling a new windmill, tank and
tower on his ranch, aad la other ways
improving his home for his bride.
C. W. Lewis baa purchased from A.
W. Morris A Son of Washington, a
registered, ball. H.T. Tolle also pur
chased one recently. The dairy In
dustry baa suffered the least ot any
during the receat dull spell, aad
tnese progressive dairymen have
shown their faith la the future ot the
Industry by lavestlag In more pure
bred stock..
Henry Parrlsh, Dan and John Col
well and T. A. Barrows were in Klam
ath Falls yesterday with a carload of
horses for' Colorado.
The May Aaiertma Magaslae
In the May American Magazine aro
the opening chapters of Philip Cur
tlss' brilliant new serial, "Between
Two Worlds,'' a lore story ot stage
and society people, 'There la also a
large amount of good fiction and a
number of excellent special articles
and features.
Courtesy In Business.'.' by Fred C.
Kelly, proves that polltenesa.pays ac
tual cetldeada aad baa been, heavily
Invested. la by bard-beaded baainess
men throughout the couatry.
'A Daring Baseball prediction" U
made by Hugh 8. Fullerten, easily the
foremost authority on baseball In the
country. He tells why the Red oj
will win the.1816 World's Champion
ship.
Kentucky,',' by Irwin S. Cobb, for
the series oa "The Glory ot the
States,." gives an amusing, account of
the Mue Grass aad Mooasaiae coun
try.,, "Better Doctoring for less Money"
is continued by tbe famous physician,
Dr. Richard C. Cabot, chlet-or tbe
medical, staff of tho-.Msssschai'stU
generel hospital.
Have I Missed or Escaped Some
thing?'; by United States, Congress
man Edward J. King at Illinois la tbe
story of a man who atka.lf bis dlffi
cultli. were a handicap, or a beaodt.
Have You Made Yonr Willi" by
Frederick Halsey aad directions for
making it, by Charles 8, Catting, give
valuable information oa a duty that
Is shirked by 97 per eeat of oar bust
ness men. "Plays' Worth Seeing," by
Walter. Prlchard Eatoa., aires a crit
ical discussion of proaoat draauUlc
productions.
Fiction Is contributed by Henry
Wallace Phillips, Jack Lett, Joba A.
Moroso.Pbllip Curtlse, Olive Hlgglns
Prouty aad LellaBurabaaa Welle.
There are tbe results of-two prise
contests. "Habltsv aad."Iaterestlng
People' Include article by Dr. Edwla
F. Bowers and Oswald, Garrison VII
lard. This number ot the Amsrlean
Magaslae Is good from eover to cover.
Foe too-basy to raa Jo? eSsce. aeo
evea if I tUd, the other fettow weald
likely beat as. If yoa'U eetae la aad
bey a hense, a lot, or raaoa, aad let
see take eare ofyoa leearaaee, I
iduJl try so worry aloa. CaMeote.ll
Subscribe for tbe Herald, It eeatt
month
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Pfa ror sag ear ,u.i
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff
I
announcing!
I take this means of
mv candidacy for the republican nom -
Inatlon for sheriff at the primaries. I
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speaks tor Itself, and I shall greatly
appreciate the support of the votors.
R. R. BUEWHAKKIt.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of sheriff tor
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re-
nnhllran llrlral. I rmllOCtf lllly SSk
lllia aunnort of the voters of the COlin-
Uy at the
I: . .Y -. -i-.i.. M. tti
primary election for this
office.
JOHN II. COLLMAN
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the democratic nomination
tor sheriff at the coming primaries,
and I respectfully aak the support of
the voters of Klamath county.
QEOROE L. HUMPHREY.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate far rcnomlnatlon on the repub
lican ticket for sheriff. I Invite a
careful Investigation or my recori as
sheriff during the pail three year,
j C. C. LOW.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the-nomination for sheriff
on the republican ticket at the pri
mary election to be held on May 19,
1918. CAREY M. RAMSDT.
I take this means of announcing my
candidacy for the republican nomina
tion aa sheriff at tbe primaries In
Msy. My record as a cltlten and as a
police officer In Klamath Falls Is open
to all. and I respectfully ask the sup
port of tbe voters who seek an ad
ministration of efficiency. .
WILLIAM HALL.
I hereby announce mysolf as a can
didate on the democratic ticket for
the nomination of sheriff, subject to
the will of the voters at the coming
primaries.- J. A. MADDOXf
I take this mesns to announce my
self ss a candidate for sheriff, subject
to the will of the republican voters at
tbe primary election.
JAMES B. MOORE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the republican nomination for
the office of sheriff at tho primary
election. WM. C. MESSNER.
The undersigned announces his can
didacy for tbe republican nomination
for sheriff of Klamath county. If I
am nominated and elected, 1 will, dur
ing my term of office, construe my
,oath of office to mean a complete and
efficient enforcement of the law. I
will have no Interest to serve but the
public Interest. I will give the pro
tection of my office to all persons and
all classes alike. I will personally
conduct my office with strict regard to
economy. I will at all times serve all
official papers with promptness. I will
give all prisoners In my cuatody hu
mane treatment, wholesome food and
clean quarters. I will appreciate your
support. E. W. QOWEN.
i nerewun announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination as slier
iff, subject to the will of the demo
cratic voters at tbe primary election.
- R. E. HUN8AKER.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tbe republican nomination
for sheriff, subject to tbe will of the
voters at the primary election, May
19, 1916. FRANK N. FRAKES.
To my friends, and especially the
democrat voters In the coming pri
mary: I trust you will xlve me your
support for sheriff. I stand for hon
est work; not too much sitting on tho
job; and a square deal for everybody.
If elected,-1 can and will earn a part
of tbe salary the office pays. Don't
forget my motto at tbe polls. Thank
ing you In advance, one and all, for
any favors shown me. I am. Yours
very truly, J. T. GARTRELL,
Tne watkins Han
For Coroner
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for tbe republican nomination
for coroner at the primary election
to be held on May 19, 1916.
DR. A. A. SOULE.
I take this means of announcing
myself a. rnndldntA fnr rnwlaplnn n
the office of coroner, subject to the
win oi tne democratic voters In the
lirlmarv OK Mav 10th. Mv nntlv
will be to uphojd my former record
of etliclancv In oHIpa with tha laaat
cost to Klamath county.
EARL WHITLOCK.
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For County Treasurer
1 hereby announce myself a candl.
date N for the republican nomination
for treasurer ot Klamath county, sub.
Ject to tbe approval of the electors at
tne coming primary election.
A. A. MEHAFFEY.
I hereby announce myself a candl.
date for the republican nomination
for treasurer ot Klamath county for
a second term.
GEORflE A. HAVnriM
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For County Surveyor
thereby announce myself as a can
didate for. re-nomlnatlon for the of
fice lof county surveyor on tbe repub
lican ticket B. B. HENRY,
I take this means Of announeln
iu vsuuiuacx lor nomination on tne
republican ticket for the office of
county surveyor. F. O. BROWN.
For School 8uDerintnrtm
I hereby announce my candidacy
fef'thO' republican nomination fnr
school superintendent ot Klamstb
eeuaty
BBBSIH B. APPLEOATB.
I hereby announce mvsaif a umiL
date oa tbe republican ticket for nom-
laauoa aa county school superintend
ttjfi'xai"
'MS W fcutfi ii
For District Attorney
hereby announce my candidacy'
1 for
for the republican -nomination ror
prosecuting attorney at tne primaries
In May, and 1 respectfully ask the
support of tlio votors who deslro effi
ciency In the upholding of the laws
ot Oregon. i
HAROLD C. MnnitYMAN.
1 norotiy announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
dUtrlrt attorney for Klamath county,
Oregon. JOSEPH S. KENT.
I hereby announce myself us a can
ditlnto for the nomination for District
Attorney for Klamath county, Oregon,
subject to the action of the demo
cratlc doctors at the primary election
to be hold on May 10, 1018.
W. M. DUNCAN,.
For Assessor
I lierobr announce my candli'.acy
for tho republican nomination for
ntisesaor for Klamath county, subject
to tho approval of the votors at the
comltiB primary In May.
' JOHN Y. TIPTON.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for tlio republican nomination for
iisucatior of Klamath county.
FRED PETERSON
I hereby announce my caudldscy
for the nomination as assessor on the
republican ticket at the primary elec
tion to bo held on May 19, 1918.
C. AUSTIN IIAYDKN.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for renomlnatlon as assessor oa
tho democratic ticket at tho coming
primary election. J. P. LEE.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for assessor, subject to tho will
ot tho democratic voters at the pri
maries. JASPER BENNETT.
For Circuit Judge
The undersigned announces his
candidacy for democratic nomina
tion for circuit Judge ot Klamath
county U01.I.0 C. UltOESUCCK.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for circuit Judge for the Thirteenth
Judicial district, comprising Klamath
county, at the primary election to be
held Mny 19. 1916.
U. V. KUYKENDALL.
I announce mysolf as a candidate
for the republican nomination for the
office of circuit Judge for Klamath
county, stale, of Oregon, subjsct to the
will of tho votors at the coming
primary election. C. M. ONEILL.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for circuit Judge ot Klamath county,
nt tho primary election to bo held
May 19, 1910. WIL80N 8. WILEY.
Fur County Commissioner
1 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the democratic nomina
tion for county commissioner at tbe
coming primary election.
UURHEL SHORT.
I hereby announce myself ss a
candidate for re-nomlnatlon on the re
publican ticket for county com
aloner, subject to the will of tbe vot
ers st (lie primary election.
JOHN HAQELSTE1N.
1 horeby announce my candidacy
for the olllco of county commlnsloner
of Klnmath county, subject to tbe ap
proval or the voters In tlio republican
primary. JACOB KUECK.
1 horeby announce my candidacy
for the democratic nomination aa
county commissioner.
WILLIAM -L. WELCH.
I horeby announco myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
as county commissioner.
R. W. TOWER
For Circuit Court Clerk
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination ss clerk
or tlio circuit court of Klamath coun.
ty at the coming primary election.
U. K. IIRANDENnURO.
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For County Clerk
I hereby announce myself as a can.
dldute ror tho office of dork for
Klamath county, Oregon, on the re
publican ticket. I resnectfullv sale
the support of the voters of tbe coun
ty ut the primary election for this
omce.R. C. COWLEY, Hlldebrand.
1 hereby announce mvaelf aa a can.
dldate on the democratic ticket for
the nomination of clerk of Klamath
county, subject to the will of the
voters at tbe primary election for this
office. BURT B. HAWKINS.
I hereby announce mvanlf a pandi.
date for renomlnatlon on the repub
lean ticket as county clerk, subject to
tho wishes ot the voters at the coming
primary election. C. R. Del, A P.
""' wawtf.i..
For Rcnreamtatlva
i uerouy announce mysolf as a
candidate for the office of repre
sentative for the 21st representative
district, comprising the counties of
iviamain, lakb, Crook, Grant and
Jefferson, subject to the wishes ot
the voters of the republican party,
ALBERT B. ELDER,
I announce myself as a candidate
for the democratic nomination, for
representative of the 21st representa
tive district In tha lee-latatlv aa.
serably. FRED W. HYNDMAN.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the republican ticket for
representative of the twenty-first
"Irirlct, comprised of the counties of
Crook, Jefferson, Orant, Klamath and
Lake.
VERNON A. FORBES, Deed.
I hereby announce tnvaalf aa a am.
dldate on the republican ticket for
representative of tha tna..ni
district, comprised of tho counties of
Crook, Jefferson, Grant, Klamstb aad
ja,
we'sley O.. SMITH, Klamath Falls.
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
.Every Morning
Qst In the habit cf drlnkln8 .
flats of hot water before
breakfast.
Wore not liore long so lot'a nil,.
out .lay narccabto. Ui ,, ,ht "
cat well, diem well, work well, nii.
well and look well. V,t n , or J
condition to attain, ia ,,, ,1UW ou
easy It Is If ono will only njopt
morning Inaldo hath. '
Folks who nro accustomed to fcl
dull nnd honvy when they nrlo ,Dilt
ting hondncho, stuffy from n (Qi Li
tongue, nany breath, acid t0laach
can, Instead, feel as frmh n a str
by opening tho sluices In th0 stBtem
each morning ami Hushing out th,
wholo or tho Internal poisonous star.
nnnt matter.
Evoryone, whether nilinc. sick r
well, should, ouch morning, tCf0r,
bronkrnst, drink n clnss ot rosl hot
wntor with n toaspoonful of llmcitot,
phosphate in It to nh from tb
stomach, liver nnd bonds tho previ
ous day's Indlgeitlhlo waste, sourbllt
nnd poisonous toxins, thus cloinilnr,
sweetening nnd purifying tho entire
alimentary cannl Ixiforo putting mora
food Into tho stomach Tho nctlon ot
hot water anil llmeslono jihosphato oa
nn empty stomnch Is unmlcrfully In.
vlgorntliiK. It clonus out all the sour
fermentations, enven, waito and
acidity nnd elves ouo n splendid ap
petite for brcnkfnst While you arc
enjoying your breakfast tho water and
phoaphnto Is quietly extracting a large
tolume of water from tho blood acd
Rotting roady ror n thorough flushing
of nil tho Inside organ
The millions of pcoplu who are
bothered with constipation, bilious
Npclls, stomnch trouble, others who
liavo sallow skim, blood disorders and
sickly complexion!! arc urged to gets
quarter pound of llmostotm phoiphate
from the drugatoro. This will coit
tery little, but Is mi Melon t to make
nnyono n pronounced ernnk on the
mbjoct of Inside linthlnc: before
breakfast. Adv.
Family stylo board, $5 pcr week.
Transient meal, 2 lie. Mrs, Altai
Pctoratolner, Oak and Sixth, 17-tl
TO YOUR HEALTH
HAWXHURST'S MARKET
Has been completely remodelled.
U in tlio iiiont Miulliiry uindlllon.
anil lias nil tuiKunnlillu delivery
to llisuro llgliliillij; service.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
for a roiiibliMtimi rr health utul
ronveiileiire'.' Our price, nro rlW
ntul our mcuU tlio hot.
TIT Main Hi. I'l.otie liUK
STAR DRUG COMPANY
Constipation Is n very simple,
nnturnl trouble, but unless prop
erly trcatod, It may develop Into
a most sorlous uml complicate
disease. We ndvlso that Carl a
Llltlo Liver Llftorn ho Itopt In ev
ery homo. Wo cannot recommend
these pills too highly. Wo
tlon our patrons against tho fre
and indfscrlmlnnto o ot law-
.!.. -A nnWnllVU. 2GC, SUr
UTUa !"
Drug Co.
Motorcycles
AGENCY
INDIAN
(I'ouerplus)
EXCELSIOR
(Police Model)
Demonstration liny Hnie.
We sell 191d
BARLEY- DAVIDSON
KLAMATH
SPORTSMANS STORE
Main near Eighth
W second Iwad Motorcycles nu
nicydes, $10 to 800.
Meglo and tlirco-speed, lIKWi
lstla Model. Terms, and
payment.
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