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Taa Herald Pobllsblng Company ol
JOaauta Falls, at US Fourui iuik
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 37. 1P17
Ws Classified Advs.
FOR SALE
ULU-H-V. .... ..i
FOR SALE Six room house, butl-
ness lot; no reasonable .offer re
fused; also, good resident lot. all im
proved. Will trade In on auto. Hurry:
(34 Main street. 19-tf
IMPROVED farm for sale, 140 under
irrigation; good buildings: 8
miles from town; will take some city
property In trade. P. O. box 1108.
24-10t
FOR SALE Bulck 4, 1917 model, In
perfect condition; all new tires ot
best grade. For cash, f630. 527
Klamath avenue. Pbone 209W.
S5-3t f
FOR SALE Apples, several varie
ties, good to cook and good to eat,
2c per pound; pick them yourself.
110 Conger ave., old Reames place.
Call In forenoon. 27-3t
HELP WANTED
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WANTED A shotgun; must be In
first class condition and a bargain.
See S. B. Stewart, Klamath Packing
-company. 22-tf
WANTED Dishwasher for boarding
..house at Bray. Apply to H. M.
Hill, Bray, Calif. 21-7t
WANTED Woman, general house
work, small family. J. M. Johnson,
Klamath Agency. 21-6t
WANTED Woman to do general
bouse work, small family; good
wages. Phone 402. 7-tf
LOST AND FOUND
MWIWWWWWWWWWWWWWMWi
LOST Overcoat and umbrella by E.
J. Grant; were left by post at S. P.
depot; umbrella marked E. J. Grant,
Suitable reward if left at Herald
office. 27-3t
STRIKERS WOULD
END DIFFICULTY
ATTEMPT TO HOLD OOXFEREXCK
WITH EMPLOYERS LOOK1XG
TOWARD ENDING OF STRIKE
TYING UP SHIPYARDS
PORTLAND, Sept. 27. Shipyard
strikers are endeavoring to hold con
ferences with employers to end the
strike which is tying up all shipyards
It Is believed that the employers will
confer with the men. , v
The machinists and moulders at
the Phoenix and Rease-Martln Iron
Works have walked out. The com
nanv's managers declare they struck
because they refused to sign the metal
trades council agreement to keep men
off government work.
Both shops are working on gov
ernment ship engines.
Decorate your home with an at
tractive picture. We are selling them
at cost. F. R. Olds & Co. ' 27-2t
Several good homes at very low
prices and easy terms. See Chll-
rote. 19
THREE GOOD BUYS
Forty acres, all under ditch, nearly
level, no Improvements. Price $600.
.Five room bungalow, modern, fur
nace heat, good lot. Some fruit and
garden. Price less than cost to build.
Five room house near business cen
ter. Splendid lot, 65x120 feet. Price
$3,000. W. S. Slough. 24-tf
Oregon Caasimeve Overcoats, $20.
Exclusively at K. K. K. Store. 20tt
Saturday night will be the last day
ot the picture sale at cost, at F. R.
Olds c Co. You will have to hurry.
27-2t
Indian Tan shoes for extra wear.
Modern Shoe Store. 26-tf
FIRST IX AMERCIA
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL TRADE .38 special S. & W
revolver tor good 12-gauge repeat
er shot gun. B. W. Smith, 527
Klamath avenue. 25-3t
During the past tea years the
Northwestern Mutual life Insurance
company of Milwaukee has gained
9653,000,000 in amount of insurance
in force. Compare this record with
that of any company in the world.
Ask Chllcote for information about
The Dividend Paying Company of
America." 19
-i:tna disability policies work for
you when you cannot work for your
self. See Chllcote. 19
FOR SALE Five-room house, bath,
basement; close In; $1,700, $700
cash, balance to suit.
EXCHANGES Timber claim for au
tomobile; 8-room house for Irri
gated land; stock ranch for lots in
-Mills Addition; 160 acre grain land
for house in Klamath Falls.
-FOR SALE 160 acres finest land in
valley; can all be irrigated; one
mile from new railroad station; $'40
per acre.
FOR SALE Four-room house, fur
nished; garage, and on corner lot;
$1,000, $160 cash, $15 per month.
W. P. JOHNSON CO.
618 Mala Street
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Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F.,
meets Friday night. R. A. Emmltt,
N. G., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary.
i Ewauna Encampment No, 46, I. O.
.O. F., meets Tuesday night, R..A.
tEmmitt, C. P., L. J. Bean, Scribe,
New City Laundry
Wo Guarantee Our Work.
Shirts and Collars Laundered.
Wo also wash silk, wool, and col
ored gods very carefully. Try us
once and be convinced. Our prices
are right "Phono 194.
127 Fourth Street
Back of First National Bank
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING,;
SHEET METAL WORK, LEX-.
JSOX FURNACES INSTALLED!
STOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, RE.
PAIRED AND HELINKD. n
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-AIL KINDS. AGBNT FOR FAIR
, BANKS-MORSE ENGINES.
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Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 80 A 80,
Harold Bell Wright's
"THE EYES OF THE WORLD"
In Ten Parts
STAR THEATER
William S. Hart in
"WOLF LOWRY"
A thrilling love story with a remark
able surprise at the finish
TEMPLE THEATER
Esaanay Presents
Jack Gardner ia
"THE RANGE BOSS"
A new tyaa.of Western Drama
HEARST PATHE NEWS .1
Latest War Pictures, Current Events
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
Calitornian Discovers
Wonderful Medicine
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Will Turn All Profits From Discovery
Over to University As An En
dowment. Substance Called
Tethelin Cause Wounds
to Heal t Once ,
BERKELEY, Sept. 2
discovered a chemical substance
which has proed remarkably suc
cessful in curing wounds and in
caustngwounds to heal at once which
for months, or even years, hud re
fused to, yield to treatment, Dr. T.
uraiistord Hobcrtson, professor of
biochemistry In the University of
California, has just executed a deed
donating to the University ot Cali
fornia all his patent rights In this
valuable new substance, "Tethelin."
All profits resulting from the discov
ery are to constitute an endowment,
the Income to be applied to medical
research,
Tests ot this new substance, made
in army hospitals in Europo and in
civil hospitals in America, have prov
en the great value of the discovery.
The appalling number of men wound
ed In the piesent war makes the dis
covery of especial timeliness and
value. Several new substances nnd
new methods have been found by the
medical Investigators of the world
since the war began which are ex
tremely useful in combating Infection
In wounds. The new substance, how
ever, "Tethelin," has a field of use-
support of'further dltcoverlos for the
further benefit of mankind, Profes
sor Robertson has relinquished nil
personal profit from his discovery of
this growth-promoting substance. In
the agreement by which (he regents
of the Unhcrslty of California haw
now""acccpted the trusfeeshlp of till
endowment for medical research, It Is
provided"tnat In case Professor llob
erUon should ever become physically
disabled," his presonti university sal
ary should-bo continued to him thru,
out' his lifetime, from thn proceeds of
the discovery, or In case of his death
to his wifo for her lifetime. All In
como above this will go to endow nn
Instltuto of medical research, doot
ed to research In medicine, and espe
cially the research In the phslolK',
chemistry and pathology of growth
FAIR ATTENDANCE'
RECORDS BROKEN
A polity Jth the Chllcote Agency
alwaja stand lor safe insurance. 10
Oregon Casslmere overcoat, b0
Exclasively at K. K. K. Store. 20tf
Having fulness all Its own after other meth
ods have rendered the tissues aseptic,
and wounds still sometimes refuse to
heul especially wlioro frostbite,
hums, or varicose veins have Injured
the Utility of the tlsMiei. There are
today, and they occupy the hospital "Z???
SALLEM, Sept. 27. Pioneer Day
was celebrated yostorday at the Ore
gon State Fair, and among the many
In attendance were veterans ot the
early das who made tho day an oc
casion for reunions. Speakers on the
for an exceptionally long time, con
Burning drugs, time, space nnd food,
and frequently such cases hate to be
discharged unhealed. It Is precisely
these cases the most expensive and
most disabling types ot wounds
which "Tethelin" will benefit, since
It stimulates the sluggish tissues and
enables nature to work its own re
pair. Not only In old wounds has "Teth
elin" been found valuable. It has
been found that often open sores
which for years have refused to heal,
hne at once yielded to
Oregon Agricultural College, and W
D. Wheelwright of Portland.
All records for oponlng day attend
ance at the state fair were broken
last Monday, when the turnstiles reg
istered $1,194 had been paid In ad
missions. The amount wns approxi
mately 1500 more thnn the receipts
on opening day In 1016.
Oregon Casalmerc Overcoat, f20.
Exclusively at K. K. K. Store. 20tf
Entire stock framed and sheet plc-
treatment tures at cost. F. It. Olds & Co. 27-3
with this new drug.
In the past, the scientific man's
discoveries hate usually been left for
the "profiteer" to grow rich from.
Wishing that the large prospective
profits from this dscoery of 'Tsth-eUn"-
should be devoted not to pri
vate profit, but to the stimulation and
"Tho First American Life Insur
ance company," THE MUTUAL LIFE,
lias been in the lead for sctenty.flve
ears. For full particular see (Jeo.
C. Ulrich, District Manager. "The
Leading Dividend Paying company of
America." 21-41
Passengers
and Baggage
Anywhere in the City
Quick Service
Reasonable Rates
PHONE 187
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customers nltlt absolutely pure
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