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lint not oven tlio iatlent
skill f i'Xnrt natlvn gold
smiths II exceed till) earn
kIxmi lo tlm making of our
foniiili'sn wedding rings.
Mmlo from solid gold In
either in, H or IK karat,
thrlr iiunllty Is beyond
question. Every ring is
imirkod In plain figures.
V liai all mIzok always In
Mock $1 no to 910.00.
Frank M. Upp
Jeweler
433 Main Street
Official R P. Watch Inapector
Special Interest Taken
In Orphan Soldier Boys
N'KW VUltK, Hiit. 20. OiiiIiiiiip.I not lii loiifli with many flno young
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I'lttlHtiMl In tlm United Htntaii men who had no near relatives, and
anil th(wi) havliii: no near rcln-',,M" W,,H Imiiicssod hy. tho loneliness
tlv.m, uro to ho HliiKlml out for Mi. ' 0.f lh',,r ,h,M" 8ho ,,0'n," vlnced
, . , ,. . i tliCHii men uinlil ho helped If n ior-
dal inn. hy tho me.iihors of a mm .r.'B0Ill(, ,.(.ri,Ht ttIUS , , lom ,,y
Ki"lll' nlllli'd tho "Order of moii tinil wonifii. ulio. unulilu to ron-
(lodfathurH iiml (iodniothuiH of tho '''' any other nerUe, lould thus "do
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Navy," wh lull Iiiih tho olflclal endorse
ment of tlm navy iliiuiitiiimit thru
Assistant Huirulary 1'ritiikllti I),
Hooaovi'lt,
their hit" for tholr country,
An otic lu tho United StatPR more
than yo years old may become a
I member of thn order hy sending word
Tho orKitnUatlon, founded hy Mrs. to Mrs. Cnhert, 109 McDonough
llonry Murray Cuhorl or lirooklyu, street, llrooklyn, that ho or hIio will
already Iiiih loiuiiionted net ho work ml lis godfather or godmtitlior for ono
hy getting In touch with navy chap- r moio of tho onliHtcd men In tho
IiiIiim and Heuoturlei of thn Naval navy who have no near relatives. Tho
Y. M. C. A., to gut liiimoi or enlisted only reoiilremctit Ih that a Htampcd
men who lime no near relatives. Tho solf-addressqd cnvclopo bo went by
order's inomherH aro to tako an Indl- lirosiicctUo- members, and In this will
vldutil and parental Intoiest lu theno bo returned the name or names of iih
innn, with the Idea that their general many men iih have been requested,
well being might ho Improved If they Then the new member takes It upon
know soiiieouo tared about them: This hlmsolf or herseir to write to the
rnro would ho expressed by sending godsons, rendering what aid and
letters and little Rifts of remembrance cheer pohhIIiIo thru tho times of trial
and by keeping track or them thru-1 ahead,
lout tho war. It Ih tho hope of Its' In a letter commending the work,
organizer that tho order may becomo Assistant Serretary Hoosotolt says ho
'nation wide In Its mope and rontrlb-jhelloxcs It mill "do much for tho hap-
uto a useful part lu war rellof unrk.jplncHs mid i-ontentmont of the or
I Mrs Cultert. thru recruiting work,, pbaiied bo)s so befriended."
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and the materials used are Of'
higher grade.
Black Silk
Stove
Haiti a btir.Unt. silky polish tht doss
Jul nib on or dual off, so J Dm IiImUiU
lonr lime ss long as ordinary slov
pollah. Ual on aampt slows sod sold
naraw ami grocery mains.
All . uk la lrUI7 llk n ra, ii
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Government Resorts
To Base Flattery
8AN KHANCISCO, Sept. 27
dovlro to show a passerby how
-A khaki, stuffed with excelsior, lie-
tai rtiiaa I It ja anall.a atttal nrall I llankl n
a passerby now no -- i" " " i' i"
i,i, ii .i a.n. !,, mn'l"vlnK mirror. Tho insrson peerlffg
Into tho mirror Is glen the Impres
ts Introduced horo after having been B(l thU ho ,8 a regu.1 Bol(er or
auccossruuy tried lu tlio Kast in ro- Bailor. If ho 1ms a coat of tan the
crultlng campalKiis. It Is a llguro In effect Ih greatly heightened.
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Hill IIOHHK CHKST.VLTS
grain used In certain processes of mil
liiltion malting. Ku-ry tou of horse
. chostnuts harestcd will savo half n
(ton of grain for human consumption,
i Plans made by the school authorities
over Kugland will spend inJirato' that more than 300,000 tons
of these chestnuts will ho turned over
LONDON, Sept. 27. School chll
dron nil
their leisure, time durliiK the next six
weeks lu gathering bor.so chestnuts, ' (o the KONcnimeiit by school children
which tho government Is able to uso this fall.
In unlimited quiintlllos In tho mtinu- xiio plans for tho harvesting are
fucturo of munitions. Uokcirthes luxti ,i,idcr tho supervision of local coin
year by tho Royal Society led to tho mttoes. Groups of children will
discovery Hint horso clicstnuts pro-iRnt,or tho chestnuts systematically
vldo a satisfactory substitute for tho jn tags, which will be taken to a cen-
KLAMATH FALLS
RODEO
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
September 28th, 29th, 30th. at
Altamont Ranch
75 Head of Wild and Wooly Ones. 20 Head of Long
horns. Steer Tying and Bulldogging
12 Wild Indian Rider. Wild Hore Race
Relay Races A battle between Couch and the Buck
ing bull Nero. Love Chandler, champion of
contests wilt be present and ride
AiLifetuae's Fm ia Tbre Days. Show Starts at One-Thirty Each Day
tral squars and deposited In great
heaps. No payment will be made to
the children. Chestnut collecting Is
to bo regarded as tholr contribution
toward winning tho war.
HTATfc W. O. T. V.
MKKTfl AT ALBANY
ALHANY, Sept. 27. Albany Is
preparing to entertain delegates to
the thirty-fourth annual convention
of the Oregon Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, which is to be
hold hero October 2-!i, Mrs. Charles
II. Castncr of Portland, chairman of
tho Oregon branch of the Women's
committee of tho Council of National
Defense, la to talk at the convention
on "Women and tho National Defense."
PORTLAND WILL ROW
BNTaW sTUKL TllAI)G
PORTLAND, Sept. 37. -Portland
Is preparing to enter the fuel busi
ness, tho city commlssloBers baring
voted to advertise for bids on 10,000
tons of coal and 15,000 cords of wood
to be retailed to residents.
Mayor George L. Baker hopes to
bo able to keep the prices of fuel
down by having the city sell at cost.
Tell Your Wife
CornsLift Off
Do.snt.hurt a bit to lift corns
t calluses off with fingers.
LEGAL NOTICE!
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Not a twinge of pain
or boreness before ap
plying, or afterwards.
This may sound like a
dream to corn-pestered
men and women who
have been cutting, filing
and wearing tortuous
plasters. Yes! Corns
lift out and calluses peel
off us If by magic.
A small bottlo of
freezono costs but a few
cents at any drug store.
Apply a few drops di
rectly upon your tender
corn or callus, and In
stantly the soreness dis
appears; then shortly
the corn or callus will
be so loose that it lifts
off.
Freezone dries instantly. It doesnt
eat out the corn or callus, but Just
shrivels It up so It lifts away without
even Irritating the surrounding skin.
Women should keep a tiny bottle on
the dresser, and never let a corn or
callus ache twice. Adv.
Notice of Bherirs Hale of Real Estate
(Equity No. 866)
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for 'tho County of Klam
ath. A. S. Moorland, Plalntl,
vs.
Charles H. McCumber and LUsle Ife
Cumber (formerly the wife of the
said Charles H. McCtusber), and
H. W. Teters, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and decree of foreclosure saade
and entered In the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for the County
of Klamath, In a suit wherein. 'the
above named plaintiff, A. 8. Moor
land, obtained a Judgment and de
cree against the above named defend
ants, Charles H. McCumber and Lls
sle McCumber (formerly the wife of
said .Charles H. McCumber), and a
decree foreclosing all of the right,
title and interest of the defendants
above named, and barring the same,
which said Judgment against tho satd
defendants, Charles. H. McCumber
and Lizzie McCumber, Is for the sura
of 13,766.44, together with Interest
thereon at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum from the 5th day of Sep
tember, 1917. and for the further
sum of $300.00 attorney's fees, and
plaintiff's costs and dlsbursesaeaU,
taxed at $56.40, and which said Judg
ment was on the 5th day of Septem
ber, 1917, duly recorded in Volume
8, Page 611 of the Journal of said
Court; and In pursuance of an eztfeu
tion of foreclosure and sale of the
real estate hereinafter described
Issued out of the above entitled Court
and suit, dated the 11th day. of Sep
tember, 1917, attested by the clerk
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W'C KLAMATH FALLS OREGON mSt
EgusCTl BUY THCIf ORUS tUMflAJ
of said Court with tho seal of amid
Court affixed, and addressed and de
livered to me as sheriff of Klamath
County, Oregon, directing mo to sell
In the manner provided by law tor
the sale of real property upon execu
tion, or so much thereof as may bo
necessary to satisfy the above de
scribed Judgment and costs and ex
penses of sale, tho land and real
estate hereinafter decrlbed.
I am commanded to sell all of tho
lands and real estate hereinafter,
described, or so much thereof aa may
be necessary to satisfy tho said Judg
ment and costs and expenses of sale,
that the particular description of the
said lands and premises to bo so sold
by me is as follows, to-wltt .
The sotttkwostaarUr, aai.the
woat-ono-hsllC of the -southeast
"Quarter, and the.southeast quarter
tloutheast'qiiarter'orsoctron' IS,
in township 38 ,aaithr range 11 Va
east of the WlllanittMarldlan.
In Klamath County.' State 'of Ore-1
gon, containing 380 acres, together
with all and ' singular i,tae iteae
ments hereditaments and 'appur
tenances thereunto belongingjpr in
'anywise -appertaining. i
Notice is hereby given that on the
13th day of October, 1917, at the
hour of S o'clock p. a., 1n tho af
ternoon of the said day, at the front
door of the county court house, in
the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath
County, flute of Oregon, I will, la
obedience to the said order of sale
and the said execution, selL subject
to redemption as provided by law,
the above described property, or so
much thereof as may bo necessary to
satisfy the plaintiffs judgment as
aforesaid, and costs and expenses of
sale, at. public auction, to the highest
and best bidder therefor for cash in
hand gold coin of the United States of
America.
Witness my hand, this 13th. day of
September, 1917.
OEORQB L. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff of Klamath County, State of
' Oregon. 13-10-37-4-11
(JOHN O. CLBGHORN
Ooaatjr Sarvofec
Civil Eagteeev
Notice to Creditors
In the' County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of Stephen
8tukel, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the an-
-derslgned executrix of the estate of
Stephen Stukel, deceased, to the end-
itora of, and all persona having claims
against tho ostate of said deceased
to present such claims with the prop
er vouchers within six months from
the date of this notice to the said ex
ecutrix at tho First. National bank,
Merrill, Oregon, such bank being the
place selected for the transaction of
the business connected with the said
estate.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 10th day ot August, 1917."
DELILAH STUKEL,
Executrix of tho Estate ot Stephen
Stukel, Deceaseds
W. 8. WILEY, Attorney for said es
tate. 3S-S-1310-17
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NOTICE OF POUNPMASTER'S SALE
Notice la hsreby given that the un
dersigned, pouadmastsr of the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, did Impound
in the pound of said city, on the
19th and $4th days ot September,
1917, tho following described ani-
nxalst
One sorrel mare, with bell on,
about 6 years old, branded P on left
shoulder,
Oho bay mare with bell on, brand
ed 8 O on left shouWar,
One gray mare, flee bitten, branded
T on left shoulder.
' And that unlaaa the owner or own-
era of said animals, or other (person
or persons having an interest therein
shall, before the time .ot sale stated
below, claim possession ot said anl
nuUan4;pay.,aU.aesU sid otarges
tit the keettag antv.rthWg thsri
of, together-wRh aH teen provided
bir ordinance ot said city for such
eases, stU 'aa!mliTt&Tlottlt
nnbUe auction for eashat the Klam
ath stables, at the hour ot 11 a. m.,
on the 19th day ot September, 1917.
H. I. WILSON, Poundmaster.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
September tSth, 1917. IMt
Get a sUrdard Are lasaace poliey
fa a standard company. See CM.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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DENTIST
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DR F. R GODDARD
Osteopathic Pbystciaa
fladto 911, 1. O. O. F.
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone 821.. Res. Vbamwn,
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon In Klamath
Falls.)
W. D. MILLER
Roofing Contractor'
Malthold, Tar and Gravel Roof
ing. Roof Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. 232 8. Sixth Street
Phone 29S.
CLEAN CAR STORAGE,
CENTER TOWN
MACHINE SHOP IN CON
IN CONNECTION
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REPAIR CO.
187 SIXTH STREET
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THE CLAIRMONT
4th St., Klamath Falls, Ore.
Is undsr new management, Dr,
Eliza A. Ingalls and Major Oeo,
Ingalls have taken over the house!
and Intend to make it a pleasant
comfortable "home" for convales-l
cents. It is in jo sense a hospital
and no contagious diseases will
be received there.
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