flrtlHII&AY
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACK TURKU
i.icnitu.uiv II, ibin
fnnch Women and Children
Prisoner of German Sent Home
Thaw women titul clillilniii wort) , no food fur Ilium In Citirinuuy, Ttiu
taken iirUoneri by flrinnii nolllrit at I uli Hirt wii tulO'ii ul Kvlmi on luko
the ticlriiiliK "f Hi" ar. T'"Hp wom Mlfimia, wr limy had boon diillvei
recently ritnriifl because thero wuajnl lor return to tlmlr homo.
Utile Girl Grateful
For Cancelled
Stamps
To tha Kdltor of tho Kvonlng Herald:
Iter Hlr Ut me ilinnk you and
thru you lli many patriotic friend
el Belgium, for tho greut niimbor of
fancelled stamps tlmt I havn received
frost your office. I wna greatly
pleased to recelvo tha box with ao
grout a number, knowing tho help It
wr.uld mean for the Buffering chtt
dieti. Your truly,
UKRNICB II. HKl.MH.
Racramento, Calif.
Tho abivo Idler baa been received Mlaa I lei ma declarea that all the
from the 10-year-old granddaughter stamp collected ahould be aent to
of Jamea I lad Icy of tbe Herald force, Mlaa Kathleen Ilooth, 3575 Waahlng
la whom the appeal waa made for ton alroct, Ban Francisco, who la de
Iht stamps. I nlln her time to thla work.
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HKPl'III.ICAN COMMITTKB
CHAIRMAN NAMKIf
RT. I.OUI8. Veb. 13. Will llaya of
Indiana, waa thla afternoon elected
chairman of the republican national
committee.
tfHR KCTIOM
Roiat of homomade randlca havn
feeee atnt to three more Klamath In the Port Klamath news Item of
boy now In Prance by the Woman'a ' uesdny. tho announcement wn
ii.ii.frnr... u. i....... .in i 'ninde that ten suite or pajamas ana
' . , . convalescent nulla bad been complot-
.. - aa nuurctses are receive... , ,,y ,,, lud Cr0H1 workr. ,.
Mrr. C. K. UrandcnburK. chairman of one aero waa missing In thla report,
ue committee In charge, aaka that however, and tho Item ahould have
IdiMiet of tho Klamath boya In
France be given to her aa aoon aa
possible. The boya to whom the
boxes were aent yealerday were llobt.
t. Adama, Wilbur Telford and Waltor
n. kUnn.
read 100 aulta.
TIUITDIl I.N'TKHNKD
HKATTLB. Feb. 14. Borgoant
Major Hitter, who waa arreatod re
newing machine, bouahi. sold, rant. wMl Camp Lewis, charged with
ei and repaired. glvliiK aid and comfort to tho enemy,
It KVANB a damn, will bo Interned at Fort Douglas.
save
l-wheat
use mors corn
2-meat ,t
use mors pen c. beans
3-fats
us jut enough
4-sugar
gr
use syrups
Soldiers Must
Be Like Pelicans
tlclber Hultutaee, Trunks and Baca.
3i-tf K. K. K. HTOfUB.
Itcnew your old tires and tubea for
trin oh longer Hurvlcu with Monkey
(trip. I'viitm & llalln.
It
l.l'OCNC, Pub. 11 In explaining
how Hindi milium it Hiilillur must cur
ry. CiiIiiiioI Julin Lender, In IiIh (our mi
r.lw-ii lo ordiiiiiiu) ilc 'jitiniiiit men
nt I li I'nUiTiliy of Oregon, com-
t'litftl Din Milillcr wllli u pelkun, it
I'lril Unit turtle euoiiKli fouil In IiIh '
In nil to IiihI IiIiii fur several ilayK.
"IUhIiIi'k inrryliiK your own rutlotiH
while iiiovIiik from I lie third lo tha'
Hint lino tieiiilinn," Kiild llio liiHtruct.'
or, "you must furnish provisions of
nil Mmirt for tho llrnt lliiu leKlnieiit
Their IIwm dp'iid upon tho men
(oinhiK up from tin: llilnl lino
tieiirhos,"
Ho ulsa K'lMi wnriilni: lo soldiers
not to walk In tho (onimunlcullou
ireuihcH vthllo unking llinlr wny to
lie drat line, for "Frit" Ih contin
ually Mending Hhouerri of ImiIIuIh Into
thorn, ho anld.
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
i a Splendid Habit
Opart aluleta of tha system each
morning and wash away tha
poisonous, atagnant matter.
American Appetites
Rapidly Increasing
14.
WAHIIINOTON, I). ('.. Feb
F'jod lonaumptton In tun
:italf4 Increaaod more thuii 10 pet
vunt during tin lint twelve months,
'i. i ; ic of all effort1 nl cmuorvatToii
and .'iiutiol.
TIiomo of uk wuo aro accustomed u
fuel dull and heavy when we arise:
HpllttliiK hviiduche, atuffy from a cold,
foul toiiKUu, naxty breath, acid atom
a'.li, lame buck, con, Instead, both look
and feel an freh aa a datay by waah
iiik tliu poUuna and toxlna from the
widy with phoaphated hot water each
miming.
Wo ahould drink, before breakfast, a
kI:ihb of real hot water with a tea
hpuonful of llmontone phosphate In It
to HuhIi from the atomacb, liver,' kid
uoya and ten yarda of bowels tha pre
vloua day's Indlgeatlble waste, aovr
bile and poImobouh toxlna; tbua cleans
ln. Hwcetrajns and purifying tbe en
tiro alimentary tract before putting
mom food Intd tbe atomacn.
The action of limestone phosphate
mid hot water on an empty atomach la
I propaganda campnlKn conductod by
United 'be food ndmlnlstrntlon. Tlio coun
try 'h pronKrlty und tho nccompnny
Iiik high wagos havo allowed thous-
anda of peraona their first opportun- wonderfully Invigorating. It cleans out
Ity to "eat nil tlioy want," Hoover .nil the Hour fermenUtlons, .gases,
Huya. I waste and acidity and gives on a
Thla means, tho houan committee I While America's appetite grows, splcndlld appetite for breakfast and
on agriculture hna boen told by Food' the food altuatlon In tho allied coun-'lt U said to bo but a little while until
Administrator Herbert C. Hoovor, try dally becomes more menacing.! tbe rones begin to appear In tho
Hat the food administration must bo During the Inst week Ho6er tins re-1 cheeks. A quarter pound of limestone
granted drastic authority. Irelrcd from tard ithndda, tho IJrltlsli diocphnto will coat very little at tho
Hoover doea not attrlbuto tho In- rood controller, bringing now warn- lln)K "(ore, but la aufBclent to make
creaaed conaumptlon to any lack of Ings that the United States exports of nnone who Is bothered with bllous
patrlotlsm on the part of tho Amorl- food stuffs must greatly exceed tho ncss, constlpatilon, stomach trouble or
can pooplo nor to any failure In the original estimates.
In Memoriam ot
Jefterson L Yaden
Jefferson I,. Yaden passed peace- Yaden, John C, Yudon, A. CarlUlo
fully to reat at 3:30 8unday after--Yaden. J. Vincent Yaden. and Mrs.
noon at the age of 07 years, J montha w- v- Ko,,lor' aU of Klamath Falls, j
Mr. Yaden camo to Oregon In 1899,
and 11 daya. flni, brouglt tlU fnmy lo )olir mtit
Jofforaon U Yadon, bom In Ten-,n 19(M HI1C0 w,,cu ,ino nnd unt,'
neaaee, November, 1860, son of Uen- recently he hna followed his vocation
Jamlu K. Yuden und Kva Yaden of of II. S. mall contractor and Btnfio
Tennositce. In IH"C ho was Joined In'toutc owner. I
holy wodlock to Margaret J. Uollln-j During the realdenro of tlio do-
gor, and moved to Kentucky, whero reused In this community ho earned
as a member of tlio linn ot Clilllon.' for himself and family the greatest
Yuden t Co., ho followed tho voca-1 respect of all with whom ho came In
lion of U. B. mall contractor, and contact, being always Interested ac
where to him woio born eight aona'tliely In all matters concerning pub
and two daughters, of which ho la lie Inicroits nnd tho advancement of
survived by tho follewing: Ilia wife, the state and community, and his loss
Mnrgarel J. of Klamath Falls, L. D. will ho greatly mourned by all who
Yuden of Welser, Iduhn; Virgil D. kt.ow him.
rlieumntlsm a real enthusiast on tho
subject of Internal sanitation. Try It,
nnd you are assured that you will look
better nnd feel bettor In every way
shortly. Adv.
mum
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SAI.K.M. Fob. 14. Federal govern-
ii. i ml offli-lals do not ronalde- It pnic
tli able at this time to advano money
toward tho establishment of linen
mills In Salem, according to State
I'reusurer Kay, who has returned
(from trip to Washington, In behalf
of the Oregon flax Industry. The Sa
lem Commercial Club had been nego
tiating with the government relative
to the establishment hero of mllla for
the production of airplane linen.
Federal offlclala explained to Mr.
Kay that the linen problem la solved
satisfactorily for the present, and
say that transportation of machinery,
most of which would have to come
from Kurope, Is not practicable now.
Get a RTAXDAItlt lire Insurance
policy from tlie Chlkote agency, 683
Main street. 1
Traveler accident nml lieullti m
elcit uif Mtanilartl. When you wy
cms ou Ket less. Keo Clillrole 1
SAGE TEA KEEPS
; YUUR KAIR BARK
VHi:.V MI.TKD WITH MUI.PHL'R T'
muxes n.trii its iikautifi'i
l.l'STIli: AT OXtK
(.ray Imlr. however handsome, de
notes tidtniiclnc ape. We all know tin
ad images of a youthful np pea ranee.
Your linlr Is your charm. It makes or
ninis the fnre. When It fades, turn?
gray and looks otrenked. Just a few
applUntlonr- of Snge Tea and Sulphur
enhances Its appenrance a hundred
fold. Don't stay grny! Look young!
Hither prepare tho recipe at home or
Ret from any drug atore a SO-cent bat
tlo or "Wyrth'a Sage and Sulphui
Compound',' which la merely the old
time recipe Improved by the addition
of other Ingredients. Thousands of
folks recommend thla ready-to-jae
preparation, because It darkeng the
Imlr beautifully, besides no one ca.n
Champion Woman Swimmer of Hawaii
and serve
ne cause ofjfreedom
US.POODJVDMINIS'IKATIQM
Home extra Rne Rweatera at
ll-tf ' K. K. K. STORK.
Learn to Dance
The latest dances. Class atarts soon.
Phono name to 187. U6t
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New la the time to buy a home la
the Klamath BaalR. Aak Chlkote for
Bricoa e houses, Iota, bHalaeaa proa
j ertjr, laraao aad raachea, 1
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WAYSON STACKtR
Ruth Wayaon Stacke, a native of, 440 yurds. She has been appointed
Honolulu, Is the champion girl swim
mar of Hawaii. She holds the record
for 10 yards, SO yards, 100 yarda and
been appointed swimming coach for
the University of California, and will
assume her duties soon. '
possibly toll, as It darkens so natur
ally and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with It, drawing
this through the hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, Its natural
color la rcatored and It becomes thick,
glossy and I nitrous, and you appenr
years younger.
Wyeth's Hage nnd Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite.
It Is not Intended for the cure( miti
gation or prevention of disease. Adv
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; HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
; ; Says Creaa Aaelied la Nostrils
I rjWWm AM OManBgajBl smbv vp
rMMIMMMJH.MHMMO
Inatant relief no waltlnt our
clogtiid nostrils open right up; the elr
nissaxes of your head clear nnd you
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your sold or catarrh disap
pears. Uet a small bottlo of Ely's Cream
balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant antiseptic,
Leallnc cream In your nostrils, it
penetratea through every air pasingo
it tbe head, soothes the Inflammed or
swollen mucous membrane and relict
comes Instantly.
It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh. Ad.
What Story Does Your
Complexion Tell?
To keep the complexion young
nnd attractive use
Nyal Face Cream
It cleanse tho ixirc, smooths
the ".kin, nml given to it the tint
of true lienlth. t'se Nyal Fare
t.'rcntn to protect fare anil hands
tiKiiln.it the cold, harsh, wintry
vtlnrii. It Is Krenftclc' anil de
llulitrully perfumed.
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Vacuum Pacha
Guaranteed
$6.80
to $7.50
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VEST
To walk into a store
and say, "I want a pair
of Army Shoes" is
all right as far as it
goes. But only when
you insist on the
BUCKHECHT
sue. v.m. pat. oar.
ARMY SHOE
are you sure of Betting the
most for your money the
most comfort, the most serv
ice, the most value.
For practical, everyday wear
far lasting comfort you can't
beat the Buckhecht Army
Shoe. Made on the M unson
Lait specified' by the U, S.
Army worn by all of our
soldiers and thousands of men
in civil life.
Look for our reclitered trade mark
BUCKHECHT- stamped on
every pair to protect you.
Buckkarhara it Heche
IIIMIIIW SU
You can gat the Buckhecht
Army Shoe In your town. If
your dealer dots not carry it,
write ua direct.
Unikrwooftrssivy
wyl KLArlATMrAllSOItCCOrttrVI
n-s'f ii wnMrMi Qcaks
See trie Royal Tailor spring line
of Saltings at
31-tf K. K. K. STORE.
.-eaBsJaMgeafcgeV
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOH. C. CI.KGHORN
Coanty Aarreyor
tlvil Knglneer
' City & County Abstract Co.
I ARTHVP R. WIlJtON
517 Main St.
i
, FARM LOANS AT 8 PKR CKNT
FLAT
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic rhyslifcin & Surgeon
Suite Sll, I. O. O. V. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phono 821 . . Res. I'lioBe, SMR
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon In Klamath
Falls.)
W. D. MILLER
Cement Coatrecter
Walks, Floors, FoundaUons. Con
crete Building Blocks, Flues and
Tiles. 232 S. Sixth St. Phone 29S
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New City Laundry
We Quarantso Our Work.
Shlrta and Collara Laundered.
I We also wash silk, wool, and col
ored gods very carefully. Try ua
f once and be convinced. Our prlcoa
aro right Phono 154.
127 Fourth Street
back of First National lank
Passengers
and Baggage
Anywhere in the City
Quick Service
Reasonable Rates
PHONE 187
Western Transfer
Coopay
Ste
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