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Browa of Modoc Point, who
teesile ul adeaotds removed
r. M. Wklte tkle ww. has re.
target to his borne.
mytfrlea Gees te Dents.
Dt. r. M. White of this city was
catted to Dorrla tkla morning to as-
slet.pr. Atktaaoa of that place with
MTtnl operations.
Back
Boyd Parker, local Manager of the
Kleauth Development company of
tab city, kaa returned from Califor
nia points.
la CHr Vnm Kwjeaw.
H. H. Brigham of Cloeaett Derera
ef Portland, wko kaa kla heedquar
ten at Eugene; Is ta tke city today
vMUng tke local trade.
eVmadr Mam an Vawa.
Alkert B. BUager of Lewis is Sting
er, Barker supply comnaay. Portland.
ta la tke dty today calling on tke
local barbers.
Deeds from tke Ktamatk Develop
t company to Leo Olrimont or
Weed aad W. I. Ooaette of Boalder
Creek. Calif., for tot T, klock 40. of
tke HMsMe Addition), and lot SO.
17, at Iadeetrial Addition to
Falls, reatectlTely. bare
led wtth tke couaty clerk to
day.
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algkt to meet Mr. Wlaslow mother,
& Mrs. fraamk H. Wlaslow of Seattle.
&. wbe arrived to spend seTersI days In
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liV'turaed'to Merrill today. Mr. aad
&, Mrs. Wlaslow war married here last
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; -I This week ends :our final clean-up sale of all I
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My mockma m ta tor First Tteae.
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and rancher of tke Bly country, la In I
town today for the nrst time thw win
tcr, securing supplies and attending
to business matters.
Auto Ageat Back From Bay Chy
Roy T. Moore, local agent for tke
Chevrolet automobile, returned last
night from a trip to 8an Francisco,
where ho attended a convention of
Chevrolet agents and company onV
clats, and also attended the automo
bile show being held in 8an Fran
cisco.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church of
this city will meet at tke home of
Mrs. a V. FUher of 513 Eighth
street, Thursday afternoon of this
week at 3:30 o'clock. All members
are cordially invited to attend.
Studies in Soul
Winning Are Held
The studies la "Planning for Boat
Winning" now being held at tke
Christian church la this city are bow
dealing with tke klstory of coaver
aloa as recorded in the Acts of the
Apostles.
Tonight the conversion of tke Sa
maritans as recorded la Acts, eighth
chapter, will be studied.
A special feature of tke meeting
will be a short discussion by tke min
ister on "Miracles versus the Tricks
of Sorcery." Example will be cited.
The meetings are opea to the public.
Ambrose Names
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serous conditions where Ores are lis-
ble to start. Two dty ordinances
iiave been Introduced in the council
hich give the chief and the council
power, to havaremoved such danger
ous ronditlon.s
Hero are the "don'ts' and "do's":
lie careful, be clean and you will
liae bo Urea.
Neer use oil to help start a fire.
Mfny persons are burned to, death
Juct th!h way each year.
Sec that all stoves, ranges, stove
pipes and flues are In good repair and,
tight, and that any woodwork near
them la properly protected.
Never overheat a stove, range or
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Sentiment
Every word In your letter
takes a reflection from the
stationery used. If ou
want your letters to reflect
teste, refinement and dig
nity, then use
Chile's tiM
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This lino of stationery Is
up to date as to style and
form, and novel and attrac
tive In texture.
It kaa Individuality.
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grate. To do so may force aparka
out of the chimney and set fire to the
roof. '
Never pile wood, paper, rags, coal
or anything that will burn near a
stove, range or grate. These will
bec.m; so dry that they will Ignite
very easily. Many fires are caused
that way.
Never allow waste paper, rags.
broken pieces of wood or anything
that thill burn, to be scattered about.
All such should be kept In metal
cant.
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j He careful of gasoline about thethesitste to call on us. We are glad
houe It is very dangerous, bersnse
it gives off a vapor that will Ignite.
This vapor la heavy, and wilt flow
abent the room. It may take Ore
frnm r stove or grate several feet
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your attle and basement
clean. Allow no rubbish to acenmu
late anywhere.
When taking ashes from the stove,
do not put them In a wooden box or
barrel, or agalnat a board fence. It
may start a Are several hours later..
A metal can should be used.
When you leave the house or are
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WHEN you need drugs or other drug store t-oods, don't think of our store mm many
minutes or so many blocks away, but recall the fact that our store is as near as the phone.
Call Main 37
when you need anything to add to your health, comfort, convenience or entertainment.
We emphasize service in all departments of our business,. So. when we say that our
Free Delivery Service is prompt, we mean it.Don't venture out when the weather is bad.
Let your phone and our delivery boy do the work.
Service is the thing
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V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE l
I . .aw v I BUY THEIR DRUGS U&gugAAvl
ready to retire, see that the atovc or
furnace Is properly closed. We lost
a house not long ago by just this
enretessness.
We have had two calls lately, nd
examination of the causes was found
to be that a tinner made a draft pipe
for tho top of a chimney too loose,
allowing sparks to drop on the roof.
Watch these things yourself, and see
tbat they are done right and made
safe. If you do not feel competent
to do your own Inspecting in differ
ent things that may arrive, do not
to give Information, advice or assist
ance.
Remember, carelessness Is your
worst enemy, regirdlng safety from
fire.
Read these suggestions over care
fully, think of them seriously; some
of them msy help you considerably.
A CHKAP HOMK
Knur room hoene ami good l4 In
Second Hot Sariacs Addition for $080.
Will take B3.10 cash aad give long
time on balance. Hee Chllcote at once
or lose a real bargain. 13
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ruiio 13th, ihry sfiit to the bottom fie IJ.OQO ton Afrlc of the While ar line, the greatest freight rarrkr
ulioat. Onro in the iat'nRer nervlcp between America and Kngland, she had bet-n recently In the strrlM
of the llrltlslt Kovcrnmint between Liverpool and South Africa. The Afrlc waa built In Belfast, rlgbtm
)carsngo. She o an .'i30 feet long, Willi a beam of 63 feet.
AJiNCES6R0W
FOR MEETINGS
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The growing attendance at the
Purdow-Tupper evangelistic aeries
testifies to the Interest that prevails
concerning the great world conflict,
and its termination In tho downfall
of the Turk.
Last night It wn Hhown from the
Bible, quoting Rev. 16:12-16, that
Armigeddon follows the drying up
of the waters of tho great River
Eupliruten.
Rov. 17; IS shows waters symbolis
ing peoples, multitudes and nations
and tongues, Indicating tho nation
that now occupies tho
territory
drained by the Euphrates.
"The klnCK of the Bast" are Janan.
China and India, who, with tho na
tions now Involved, will bring the
whole world to Armageddon," said
KvangellHt I'urdom.
"God's Challenge to Unbelief" was
nnnounccd as the subject for tonight,
or "Will England, Germany or Rus
sia bo the Next World Power?"
PARTY SPEAKER
LECTURES SUNDAY
VICTOR J. McCO.N'E, PROMINENT
0OC1AMBT AND EDITOR, TO
LECTURE IN I. O. O. F. HALL
fWKTMY AFTERNOON
The socialists of Klamath Falls
jhave arrsnged a lecture, to be held
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Our Store is Only
as Far as Your
Phone
In I. O. O. r. Hall February IS, at
3 o'clock p. m.
They have obtained as speaker Mr.
Victor J. McCone, state secretary
treasurer of the dregon socialist par
ty and editor of tke Oregon Herald,
the official socialist paper of Oregon.
Mr. McCone is a newcomer to the
Went from Boston, Mass., and has al
ready made hla mark In public life In
Oregon. He led the recent agitation
In Portland for a, reduction In the
blpb cost of living, opposing boycot
ting -of the producta of tbo farmers,
and advocating Instead the socialisa
tion of all food producing, distribute
lug and atorlng agencies. He led a
delegation of housewives and work
ing people before the mayor and city
council of Portland, and urged upon
the city government tho need of ac
tion to reduce the high cost of food
and other necessities. As a result of
tbo agitation led by Mr. McCone a
noticeable reduction In the prices of!
certsln staple food stuffs waa noted
In the Portland markets.
Mr. McCone Is known aa a very
able and convincing speaker. He Is
on tour of Oregon and California In
i the Interest of the socialist party.
which will raise 150,000 this year for
tho purpose of puiblng Its organiza
tion. BTRAYEII Brown homo, branded
1IL on shoulder, weight about 1000
pounds. Notify I). O, Breedlovo, Bo
nanza, Ore. 21-3t
llltlN of Wood
Sealed bids, accompanied by n cer
tified check for S per cent of tho bid,
will be received by the school board
of District No. 1 up to Monday,
March 5, 1917, for the follewing:
Fifty to 100 cords of body wood
delivered to Rlvcnlde school, Klam
ath Falls.
Fifty to 115 corda of body wood,
delivered part to Central and part to
Mille schools.
All body wood to be .foot, cut
from live trees, to be tiered and
measured on grounds. All wood to
be delivered by September 1, un,
Address all bids to Ids R. Momyer,
rlcrk, writing across tbo face of the
envelope, "Bid for Wood."
The board reserves the right to re-
ject asy and all bids.
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lo the million mark, ami nil
or the other up-to-date fic
tion, may lie found at our
tore.
The long evenings pro
vide an esrellrnl chsnre fur
nailing.
All n( the popular Ittrr
ary magaslnes, faihlon p.
ir. "movie" tnagnilum,
etc., may always be found
on our new aland.
If you rare to ubcrl.e
regularly for some man.
line, uk for our clubbing
rates.
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Another Douglas Fairbanks pic
turethe beat yet. Its name Is "Tat
Haltbreed, and la adapted from Brit
Harfa famous slory, "In the Cu
qulnes Woods," dealing with trp
and Incidents of the early dtyi ot
California. Lo Iiorman, the cenlril
figure of thn play, Is tbo win of
white father and an Indian mother.
The latter killed herself noon ""
ber desertion by the white nun, in
Lo, the halturced, was ralwd tr
kindly old man who lived alone In
little cabin on the edge of the "'
CaCraulnet woods. One day d'tu
claims the halfbreed'a protector, is4
Just as he Is emerging from boynoo
Into manhood, l.o In left to do bti
atone with the world
tonight.
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Triangle Mho Arts Prearnt
Douglas Fairbanks In
"THH HALPIMIKKD"
Written from Bret Hurt's Blory
"III tho (tarqulnm Wood"
Scones laid in Northern California
In five thrilling parts
Fourth Chapter of
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Featuring IMIIte Ikirk
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"Convicted for Murder,"
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