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OCTOBER I
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Hints foi Homemaker's
i BT ELIZABETH KKYKM
NOTK Thle corner of the paper Mill Ins dlvlitnl Into scleral
art, " P"rt to be Habllahe: fVrckly. Ttie (llvWIon will tat
Household HuggeeUons, Itet-ipea Hood llrxtlili, Fashion nnl Answer
to gurxtlnn I" Anawera to Question MU Key will ho glnil to nit.
v Is r give nnswera to the problem of any of tlio render of tlio
KvmliiR Herald. Suggestion of all orta will lin very wrltomn.. '
Address Mla Kllubetli Keyea, rare of Kvinliitt Herald.
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Wind Mm nt,le of your "room
.Mh a strip of soft cloth, prefornbly
jottun Jluiiiiel.
and tack eecuroiy in
nUc ami
otir hanaa win noi uu-
tone ciil.tiiiHrd.
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I'm for I '"'It ,,Mlft
I u. i Imtrd ome women ay they
Vt llrcil ol fruit butter out of the
palp left "r drlnln the Julco for
jilly. Iln I r to mako a sort
of fruit iwt. which w" ke8D ,on"
time, mid an bo ued for candy or
unilihl'K- To one Pund r ,ru,t
palp mill ono wound of powdered
tspr (fr nulnce pulp. pourtd. for
.'m.i. , pound). If desired, the
dbId from fvveraLfrulta may bo mixed
Mb the i nip thru a atrnlnor before
wllilK It. After adding Hiigar.jlt
Scouts
Boy
Liberty Loan Campaign
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NKW YOTtK, Oct. 32. Tho noy HulomanHhlp. Kxport salesmen will
Bmuof America .tarted Saturday to "dvlso the Kcout In their campaign.
Uke their plates' a worker. In the na- At the close of tho first campaign
. .. .. . ... .. . 1.7,740 war xorvlco emblem were
tloni campaign on oenaii oi im :-,
out! Liberty l.oan. The day marked
tie beginning of their subscription ef-
fnru which will not be terminate I
until next Thursday night. Tlio an
nounced ambition of theae 2G8,3bd
boy and their 70,000 leader I to ob.
Uln pledges' which will assure tho
Ml of nearly $50,000,000 worth of largest number of Individual lubscrlp
bonds or approximately twice f he sum tlon. and ono sllver.nnd ten bronxo
readied In 139,645 borne during tho
four day campaign which tho llov
Scouts conducted In connection with
the first Liberty l.oan.
Public demonstrations, special pub-
llclty efforts and service In housoj of
.worship constituted the Boy Scout nc-,
ttvltle Saturday and yesterday. Uur
lag the four day beginning today a they ato currying. the message of de-houis-to-hoiiie
canvas will be made mocracy, and have a definite part to
The Boy Scouts will distribute 6,600,-
000 special bond poster for display
In store windows and elsewhere,
Camps will be aet up 111 public parka
and squares, and bugler will call at-1
tentlon to the poster display. Pa-J
rades will be held, together with a
special patriotic demonstration tin tho
occasion of tho nation-wide celebra
tion of Liberty Day, October 24th.
Five million application circulars
will be left at the homes at which the
purchasing o(.bond I to be solicited.
There were printed by the govern
ment, which ha upplled the boy
alio with 300,000 manual. of bond
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Sane at Novski Prospect as Machine Gun Shoots
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cH.-aVa7d7eMd won.a are madly rushing for safety.
Plata nilxtiiro over nlow flro and cook
until ho thick It can lio (lit with knife
ami not tun toKi'thnr Immediately.
i inn iiimiirn iiiiii iiicii tiucK in ii
Mat OIkIi, which him hern greased
HllKhlly with ollvo oil, Lot Htand In
open window for two day, then cut
Into small piece, fancy figure If de
sired, I'llncc on paper and Hprlnklo
with sugnr. Let stnnd two moro day,
dip In hi ar again and pack botweon
liiycin of died paper.
Aliotlin III mint ll lot.
A worn out broom mnkes an nx
cedent door poTfshor, If cut oven and
ruthor tdinil, and then a plce of thick
felt or heavy flannel tied over the
end, Vnc Bin era 1 layer of the inn
tcrlul If 11 In not very henvy, and tie
very securely.
Start
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to Hoy Scout who sold
b d , . moro ,omeii Thogo
tear the veal of the treasury depart-
mont. To thoso emblem holder who
qualify In tho second campaign a bar
will be added. In addition, Colin H.
Livingstone, president of tho Boy
Scout of America, will award a gold
modal to tho boy w ho obtain tl e
modals to tho eleven who rank next
To tho Hoy Scout troop which turn
In thn largest number of subscriptions
In each state, President Wilson will
prcsont nn American flag with an ap
propriate streamer attached.
James K. West, tli'ef scout execu
tive has Informed tho Hoy Scout
Play. ,."You may never have another
c!i.nce to do a good turn on such a
scult aud for such u cnuse as you have
at llil momont," ho sold.
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WAY OF 1'IIAYKIt SET
WASIIINC1TON, D.C., Oct, 22.
President Wilson by proclama
tion hna declared Sunday, Octo
ber 28th, a a day of prayer for
tho success of 4terlcan arm, In
accordance with the recent reso
lution of congress.
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THE EVENING HERALD. KM MATH FALLS,
ADVERTISED MAIL'list '
Tue following unclaimed mall mnt-
ter, advertised on the' 20th of October,
will bo sont to the Dlvlilon of Dead
Letter, Ban Franrlsco, Calif., on the
3d of November, A charge of 1 cent
will be made for each letter delivered
from this list. In calling say adver
tised W, A. DeUoll, l M.
Aubrey, Tim '
Barney, Levi L.
llornardls, Jame
Ural ley, C. II.
Carleton, Otto
Comber, Leo
Com or, Mr. Loo
Collins, C. K.
Conklln, W, D.
Cordon, Bessie M.
Crawford, Mrs. W. II.
Duwcon, Mrs. Hello
Devoro, W. R.
, Douglas, Harry
Drew, Charley '"'
Felkln, James
Harrison, Mrs. Jennie
Hewitt, Mr. J. C.
Humpagc, F.
Kendall, Mrs. 11, W. (4) ,
Kosterson, Mrs. Irving'
Krlmbory, Gordon
Lngorstrom, (1. A,
Lusk, C. K.
Lyon, Ml Isabolle
Milter, Mis Tholma
Montellus, Walter M. (
Morgan, J, W. m
McCormlck, Mr. Qeorglanna
McCorvoy, Chas. ,
McKay; Miss Jos'le
Nlckerson, Tho.
Parker, Olenn
Pygar, Prank
Santlul, H.
Santo Sedano
Rhnnnon, William
Svnn, Svarhlll .
Svnn, Horr
Swift, Mis Lucille
Toscan, Joe .
Turnage, Mr. Barbara
Va'nHorn,.E. J.
Wnrten, P. M.
Welch, Oakley '
Youni, Paul D.
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T1KAT.-EKTATE TnANRFEnh
Furnlsned by City and
County
Abstract Company
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Warranty deed, Sarah A. and Wm.
A. Wilson to W. G. Tallman, SE ,of
roc. 33-40-10.
Hnrgnln and sale deed, Minnie
Bishop and B. St. George Bishop to
Joel,T. Wnrd, lots 5, 6, 22 and 23.
block 9, Buenn Vista Addition.
XMmm TnlfA PtmtiliAr in 111 ft M.
Holdsworth, 8W of 8WK. sec. 14-j
38-9. and 8WM NEK. NEK SEK.
nee 23-38-9, warranty deed. - j
Warranty deed, S. A. MlcbeJson to
Sam W. King and Dora C King-, part,
of tract No. 90 of Enterprise Tracts.
Warranty deed, J. F. Magulre and
Jessie M. Magulre td-W. 8. Worden
mid Clarice E. Worden, Joel T Ward
to J. II. Wenner and D. L. Wenner.
parts of those certain lands situate
In Second Hot Springs Addition, des
Iguated, delineated and described In
and according to the duly recorded
pint of said addition, filed In the office
of tho county clerk of said county, as
follows, to-wit: Commencing at the
Intersection of the southeasterly cor.
ner of Wall and Broad streets and
running thence southerly along the
easterly line of Broad street 80 feet;
thence at a right angle easterly 75
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the uprising in JUiy, wnea a macoica
In Novakl ProapictThe-djad a.dwUdctayh.aM'oath.plmr
The gua mowed down nth.
BV. t T- a
women aad
feet; thence at a right angle northortho acceijif '
ly JO feel to the southerly line of
Will street; running thence westerly
along the southerly,llne of Wall itreet
175 feet to Its Intersection with the"
I easterly line of Broad street.ibe point
of commencenrent, being portion of
lot 8, 9, 10 In block 8
Warranty deed, L. H. Sllvey and
Mitry M. Sllvey to Nannlo Todd, lot
24 In block 30 In Hot Springs Addi
tion Warranty deed, Emma O. Robinson
to II. H. Van Val'keubiirg, HEVt of
NW4 of sac 2-39-8, containing 40
acrcft.
Patent, United States of America
to Eddie Ball, a Klamath Indian,
i:Nof 8W, W)4 of SE of sec.
If.au-io, containing 1C0 acres.
Warranty deed, Eddie Ball and
Emma Ball to A. A. Bellman, Eft 0(1
HW, W4 of.SE, sec. 18-39-10.
containing 100 acre,
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT
DARKENS SO NATLHALLY NO
BODY CAN TELL
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using It to keep their hair a good,
even color, which I quite sensible,
as We are living in an age when a
youthful appearance Is of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't bave
the troublesome jask of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug storesvaell the ready-to-use
product, Improved, by the addition of
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omer ingredients, caueu wyeina
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
about GO cent a bottle. It I very
popular because nobody can discover
it has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with It and
drawthl through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time: by morn
ing the gray hair disappears but
what delights the ladles with Wyeth's
Sage And Sulphur Compound, is that.
besides beautffulty darkening the hair
after a few applications, It also pro
duces that soft lustre and appearance
of abundance which Is 'so attractive.
This ready-to-use preparation 1s a de
lightful toilet requisite for those who
.desire a 'more you thfO appearance. It
Is not Intended for the cure, mitiga
tion or prevention f disease. Adv.
IF KIDNEYS AND
fAKE 8ALT8 TO FLUSH KIDNEY
"AND NEUTRALIZE IRRITATINtU
ACID8
Kidney and bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says a noted authority.
The kldneya filter this add from the
j blood and pasa It on to the bladder,
.where tt often remalna to Irritate and
Inflame, causing a burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation at
s
Into Crowd
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children without regard.
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avoiding It
Bladder weaJraetf. Beet MHTMH It,
because they can't control arlaaUoa.
Wblle'lt Is extremely aaaoylag aad
sometimea'.very palatal, this la really,
one of the most simple jallseiU tp
uvercumc u miuui iimr uauiia vm
Jad 8alt from your pharmacist as4
Uke a Ubteapooafw la a gnaa of wt
ter before breakfast, coaUaae thu for
two or three days. This will aeatrallxe
the acids la the urine so It bo loBMY ia
a source of IrriUUom to the bladder
and urinary organs, whlcftj'thei act
normally again.
Jad Salta la Inexpensive, harmless,
and Is made from tie) add, of grapes
and lemon Juice. omhUisd jrltb Uthla,
and 1 used by theneandaof foUn who
are subject to nriiary dleordera'caaaed
by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salta la
"Ptendld for kidneys and
ma had I
piipcui wiuuera. . . j
Here you bar a pleasant, sTenres
cent lltbla water drink, which qalckly
relieve bladder trouble. Air.
LEGAL NOTICES
GltatlOBr
In the County Court of th State' of
y Oregon, for Klamath County t
In the Matter of the Estate of Wallace
Baldwin, Deceased.
To Alice Baldwin, Dollle'Uura Uer
lings, 'Rob't. T. Baldwin and Her
bert W. Baldwin: ,
In the name of the State of Oregon,
iou are nereny cueu ana requirea to
appear In the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Klamath County,
at the courtroom thereof. In Klamath
Falls, Oregon, on Friday- the Sid
day of November. 1917. at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, then arid3 there to
show cause. If any you have, why ah
order of this Court should not ( be
made authorising Robt. T. Baldwin1,
administrator of the '"above entitled
estate, to sell, at private sale, the fol
lowing described .real property be
longing to said estate, to-wlt: -
Situate In Klamath County, Ore
gon," beginning 40 feet south and
170 feet east of the corner of sec
tions 1, S, 11 and IS, Township 41
south, range 10 east of Willamette
Meridian; thence south 80 feet;
thence east 38 feet; thence north
GO feet; thence west 32 'feet to
point of beginning; the said parcel
being situate wltiiln the corporate
limits of ,town, of Merrill, aatd
county and state,... '
Wjtness the HonorbJe.Maron Hanks,
Judge of the above, entitled Court,
with the aeal of aatd Court affixed
this SOth day of Oe'toner, 117.
(Seal) ' ' C. It! DW LAP, Clerk.
By Chas. P. DB UAP; Deputy.1
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Notice of Sherire Sale
In tho Circuit Couri of the State of
Oregon, for KJamath county.
W. P. Sedge, Plaintiff,
T.
A. B. Chambers, J. C, Chambers, 8. T.
. Bummers, o, tt,- manning, Elisa
beth Manlng, Fred H. Wheeler.
Ben day. aeo.-T.tBaldwln. JW,.
Nye, Dan Irwin, R. 8. Woodford,
J. H. Rea, Fred Carlisle,' Nora
Pickens, A, -McLean and Swift
Company, a corporation, Defend"
ants.
Notice Is', hereby glvea tbar by
virtue of eavexecutlba and ardor-of
vale Issutfd out the' above entitled
Court and lU'taU eause oh October ,
1917.. upon .a decree mada and ea-
'fa'red In this cause on teptomber SS,
4aif la? favaraavarMme aleintlff
aad amiaat defeaiants h'ereiaT di-
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jm worth MS, at sswUl. '?ay -
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rectlng tbe sal of real property here
lia'fier described to satisfy the
ol., and Interest .tiereoA at
10 per cent per annum from Beptem-J
bar z. 1S17. the f arthea earn of 1100
"4 .:. m -it i . Lrc -fJw-.n- t
" 'raieea nri-wtvaimmii
costrand dianrsemenu, I aave levied
uoon aalg oramiaea and wBl. on Frt-
th!.':jth &MiJm3mi
I at the boar of 10 o'clock a. m;, it tho
front door of the Klaautth Coanty
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courthouse li Kttmith raHa, OraTTTCity tt Countw Abstract Co.
ton,
:, sell to the highest, bidder for
a in niad, W tie 'rt,;titli aidi
cash
Interest of the above named defend
ants and each-of them In and to tho
folloWlng described premised:
Situate In Klamath County, Ore-
"aoa. waat half Vt MiatHtttmutUrt
of section 33; norttWak qwtrW oft;
northeast nuarter. aaer aortbeaet
quSrter of IdHSaa TaaWal.
section SI, towaahlp IS south,
range li smbK.W. Wjy hs
, Dated at Klamiraiaj, Msfja.
October , i,ta ' ,, ,
My bust a,. mAwiurta, uepaxy.
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(Equity No. S00, for Decree of Dt
Torce) D the Circuit Court of Ue'SUti" of
OregoiJ fir the Cottaty of BOam
Kate Taylor,, Plaintiff,
Wiiitaar TaTtor t&talaaBi
To William Taylor, the'-aDore niaied
Defendant? JV4 t . (i
. la the aametAt the State of Oregon,
yon are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against
yojj jn the above" entitled suit, on or
before the .SOth-. day. o October.
1917, that hlag tha day et tke list
publication of aummoae, and the last
day, within which you are require to
answer,, aa laid by the order of pub
llcnUoaof thhaummoaaT If. you (fall
to appear aat aaswer the'piaUtUf
wilt apply to the Court forJtho relief
demanded lxC.aald eos'palnt. Sal
suit la brought to, secura dlaaolatlon
of the bondniof ntatrimony existing
between youawU aadlplalaUff. "
This aumaSaaa la published la the
Evening Herald, a dally newspaper
printed and published' at Klamath
Falls, Oreaon, by order of Honorable
D. ' V. Kuykendali., Judge, of , said
Court, and dated September if, 1S17;
the first publication to be auda.oa
tbe 17th day of September, 1117, aad
the last publication thereof oa the
SOth day of October, 1917. '
Ol P. StONi.
Aitomiy tor PlalaUkr
17-S4-l-8:iS-S-S' .
Nc of Speilal KWtloa to Bo Itokl
by aad lor KlaaiaOi DralBOce Dfc.
frfct of Kahmath Coaaty, Oragea.
To tbe ownerj.of land.sltuato.ta the
Klamath. .Drainage District of
Klamath COuntr. Oraaon.
Notice la heheby given' that a meet
ing of the owner of land situate In
the' Klamath x Drainage District of
Klamath Coaaty. Oregon, ia called
tor "the purpoeo of aubmltting to 'the
legal and qualified votera of aald
Ktamith Drainage Dtatrlct, the fol
lowing queeUana: "
1 "Stall. the tax lorr of the
Klamath Draliage Dmtret'tof
Klamaia County; Oregen; foe. the
year 1917, be'iacreaeedt-the ex-
y teat of ralaiuihtaum of .T7,7
for the purpose of, meeting the
costs aid ipeMi otope&faKaad
maintenance of said district for the
year 1S17T" o
7 S "Shall an Indebtedneah to tbe
extent of and amounting to tbe aum
i of S116.SS7.96 be authorised for
v the Duypose of carrying; out the
v PiaB'of'Rclisaatlan''adoned by
th Board of Stipervtsera: of the
. Klamath Drainage District aad ap
proved by the County Court? of
klamah County, Oregon, la its de-
s VIbjbj aaakfp sarevmrejejemi arva a '
8uchrmeeUag.to7ba at, the ofllct of
mu JtmtJt BTaantaataaEaaUa an 1U17T"
aald Kymata praiaage mswici at po.
l Main street, ,1a. thejClty. of Klam
aia rail, tkiaawta vouatr, wmvni
on Wednesday, the Sls day of Octo
her, A. D. ltM.ilsVhoMrt, S
o'clock la the aftoraae.. of ea'ld dsi..
i coaaty om ac mamaia uouaiy,
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Satta Sll, J. 0. 0. P. Taaapea
. forar K. K. K. Store), , '
(ftiionV.OBopathic Phyi.
clak and Burgeon la" Klamath'
W.D.MILLER
koktag CooaracUr
Maltaald, Tar aad Gravel Roof
ing. Root Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. SSS 8. Sixth Street.
Phone SSS. "
CLEAN CAR ATORAGB,
CENTER TOWN
MACHINE SHOP
., IX CONNECTION
KLAMATH MACHINE AND
REPAIR CO.
1ST SIXTH STREET
. new uy umt .
We Guarantee Oar Werlt ,
Shlrta and Cellara UunderesL
We ilea vweheilki wool, aaer net.
'efed fede'very aarefally. Trjr'taa
eae and be convinced. Ourarleee
"are risht Fhene ISA.
127 Fourth Street
or Firat Nauenai
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SHEET METAL WORK, LBN.
NOX FURNACES INSTALLED,
BTOVE8 BOUGHT, SOLD, RE.
" PAIRED AND REUNED.
PUMPS AND PIPE WORK OF
ALL KINDS. AGENT FOR PAIR
BANKcVMORSR ENGINES.
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