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Wear Department
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ataam heated rooraa with hatha;
acoad Mock above First National
bank: tuuhlna axpotura; with or
without ood board; tarma reason
able. 118 4th st. Phone 1I5J 1S-61
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LOS ANQELES, Fab. 11. -The Thrift' stream Into thrift stamps.
Stamp and Its relation to victory in ""This 'Is rich nnd powerful
.. ... t.... At.i.A i. ... .fcjtloa, yet, to date. It has not ghen
, .,' , . v . j ..i loaa-tanth aa much In proportion to
usual display and ballaUa advertls- 1$ popul(ltloR A3 , tlon, wh,Ch
tag of soma of the local business areamnller, weakor.nnd lo prosper-1
Arms, which have gtrea their apace' ous., The success of tho war Is our
to help the campaign. Recently a ' buslaess and wo nro not accutomed
local buslneaa house distributed ear- to falling In an undertaking to which,
era! thousand blotters, tha printed, we set our live and our fortunes."
matter adorning them being entirely Tkaa tka Man who wrote the blot-
devoted to advancing tha thrift more- tor, and who showed real surprise
ment. iwhen asked for permission to quote
"This blotter," aald the article, "Is his words. Idealized tho thrift stamp
deToted to anotheraspect of our bust- aa follews:
nesa which wa usually refrain from i "I am a symbol of faith
We refer to our part
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SAM HAS ONLY SO.UOO TltOOPM
NOW IN KUHOI'K TIIINKH TIIH
WAIl WILL HOO.V UK OVKH
l.t.XUIUM NOW CO.MIS
HIOI1 IN rUTHOUII.U)
I'CTUOOIIAU, Fob, 111 Tho bol
yl.olkl town couuell In IVtroitrud lulu
voted th following nuw tuxct:
Oil private uutomolillet mid luutoc
bonis $75 per horso power.
On prhnte varrluges, $1IS0 u your,
plus "tu for each horse.
Hultlna yachts, f Boo u ynnr.
Dogs, J 2C yuarly.
Aticllcu sales, 10 per oent of nil re-ivlpts.
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LOgT A four-horee whip, between
Wilson's bridge and Lum Short's
on. the Merrill road. Notify U. H.
Blebs for reward. lo-lt
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. MOb TRANCCS .JORDAN
Miss Frances Jordan has been se
lected' by the 8oldlers and Sailors
Campaign council of the war depart
ment as the most beautiful of 21,000
young women who sent their pictures
to be Judged. The picture Is to be
used on an oflclal poster to Inspire
soldiers and sailor to greater efforta
for their country
LOBT-r-Flvo dollar gold piece mount
ad on breast pin; reward. Phone
188-M. 10-St
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE For the next few daysH
tborobred New Zealand rabbits.
ISOFirst street. 21-lt
FOR BALK Tables, chairs, carpets.
1 bedroom set, cook stoves, ranges,
hesters: all must be sold before Feb
ruary 24tb. Coma and see them,
Jackson srartnients, Main and 12th
streets. u-st
FOR SALE Good paying hotel; will
take tana or land as part payment.
Address H. Hehman. Klamath Falls.
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FOR SALE Cheap; one black Perch-
area aullioa, grade, 6 years old;
broke to work and very gentle;
weight 1.7S0. Addreee O. D. Oriole.
leM Mala street. lt-St
FOB BALK Bead wheat at 11.15 par
IN, aa Clyde Bradley ranch, Beer
BarkapUea. W. T. Johnson, f-ltt
"bSBSellaneouT1
FOR BXCHANOE to acrea Irrigated
wad. for residence la Klamath
falm. A. A. MekaKey, 431 Mala at.
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FOR BALK Five room modern bun
galow on Ninth street. Price 11600
This '1s a rood buy.
J.T.WABDmOO,
IS Mate SaraH
ORPHEUS THEATER
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la Cartooa Comedy
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KUmaU Lodge No. 117, 1. 0. 0. .,
meeto Friday sight. H. V. BaaU,
M O., HaU Ottaraala, Secretary.
Bwauaa Eaoampment No. 41, 1. O.
O. F., meeU Tuesday alght W. A.
Mestee, C. P., Nate OtUrbela Scribe.
fine Pictures Shown
"The Chain Invisible." the five part
Equitable motion picture, with Bruce
McRae and Oerda Holmes In the lead
ing roles, will be the feature ahown
at the Orpheus tonight. The photo
play version waa adapted from the
book of Richard Le Gallenne by Roy
L. McCardell. the well known scenario
writer, who wrote "Tha Diamond
from the Sky" serial. The story Is
one of absorbing romance and strik
ing dramatic action, as has seldom
been seen on the screen. How James
Wadswortb, a wealthy, truthful and
courageous north woodsman, meets a
refined society girl, falls In love with
her, only to learn that she Is en
gaged to another, and the desperate
chances he takes to win the girl, are
all mict admirably well developed
thruout the Ave reels of continuous
action which marks the entire Ave
reels of this Equitable feature.
mentioning,
nershlp with Uacle Sam. No, not war
contracts. Just a plain partnership
In which we all share our duty to
help put the old flag over the top.
"Because wa Ilka our Institutions
and our freedom, wa waat to keep
them from autocratic Interference.
We know of no better way to ac
complish this, It wa can't flgbt the.
battles, than to furnish the ammuni
tion. "You know how small change teaks
out of your pocket. You don't know
where It goes, but it goee. It la not
difficult to divert a little of this
offal
ele
I siand tor the Klory of tlio flitic.
I speak the lovo of my country.
I am economy;
aelf respect:
patriotism!
1 AM THE THRIFT 3TAMP!"
Increased Production
For 1919 Is Urged
New ie the Urn to bay a home la
tha Klamath BMia. Ask Chllcote for
artcaa em hoaoeo, lota, haelaei
erty, farme aaal raachaa. 1
Belbar Salt
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Traakaaad
K. K. K. STORE.
Lewis t'nloa SalU at
Jl-tf K. K. K. STORK.
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Money to loaa oa city and coaatry
property. See Callcote. 1
Travelers accident aad health, pel
Idea n standard. Wnea yoa pay
me yon get less. SeaChllcou 1
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H
OUSTON
Metropolitan Anwoemente
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WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 11.
Planting of Increased acreage to
spring wheat aad the production at
an Increased supply of other food
products and of livestock, especially
hoas. Is recommended In a euonle-
montary food produetloa program Just
Issued by tka department of agricul
ture. It re-emphaaUee aad amplifies
the program for 1911 Issued by tha
department last Aaguat
"Notwlthataadlng aa Increaaedprol
ductlon of staple crops la the United
statee ia 1817. there la seed for mere The number of hogs should be In
food." tha sUtemeat ears. ,,TaklBgirMd by at least IS per cent. Ef.
into account oar owa neede, tha aaada
of the aatleaa associated with aa la
the war aad tka aaada of friendly
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neutral nauoas, oar aeet earoru wui.tioa of satisfactory substltutea
be required to provide aaoagk food sugar ebould be Increased.
in mi. Whether tha war continues
or not, the demands oa this country,
because of tha increasing populattoa
and tha aaada of Europe, will be
great.
Chief empbaala ahould be given to
the produetloa of tha great staple
food products, with special straaa oa
AN ATLANTIC POUT, Fob. 11.
llrliiKliiR one of tho most Interesting
stories on Insldo conditions In tier-
tunny Hint lias come across too Allan-.
' tic lu mouths, Dr. Arthur M. Davis of
I represent the democracy of the Plqua, Ohio, who has been personal
least and greatest. duntUt to Hnlxcr Wllhelm for the last
I am the will of Man nsnlnst tho do- llfleen jonrH. urrlvod hero this week.
minion of Autocrats. I Tho kaiser, Dr. Davis said, Is thor-
I am the ammuntlo,, of n Just cause, nly convinced that the number of
I am the widow's mlto. Untied States troops In Frnnco Is not
1 represent the eager labor of llttlo ono-slxth of what has been officially
children. represented.
1 am the stauhch. unfailing bulwark ' "In feet." snld Dr. Davis, "the kals-
of the nation. i cr told me Just before I left llorlln
that not more tluui 30,000 American
troops hnd been Innduil In France up
to that time,
"I hnd n talk with the kaiser," said
i Dr. Dnvls, Just before I sturtod on tho
trip. Ho said to inn:
" 'I hear you are going back to
America?'
"1 admitted that I was preparing to
tnko bucIi n trip. Then tho kaiser
snl.l:-
' 'f luiiin vim urlll r.lurii annn.
, Things will be nll.ovur In n llttlo
while. (lermany will have won.'
"Then he gave nie a bit of caution.
'The statement mado In America re
garding tho transportation of troops
nrc, 1 am nssured by my generals, out
of r.ll proportion,' ho said. 'Up to tho
prment time our I) bonis have been
ro merciful In sinking United States
tmnsportn that tho American army in
Franco does not number moro than
30.000 men.' "
Dr. DnvU xalil ho had it on the au
thority of Herman government agents
that (lermany would be compelled to
uso 1C per cent less coal this year
than she did last year. He also da-
t clued that food conditions were bad,
ami were growing worse.
Dr. Davis also declared "that Ger
many did not launch tho wnr primer-
llv for thn normiiua nf rnnnticat. hut
. t.,.U . .IA l .1 " "
. muu.u ue uuuo , u...i.u ilu pul Uown the socIn,t movoment.
acreage of sugsr cane nnd sugar beet. ,fh w threatening the Prussian
aad to increase these areas. Produc-lM .., t ,., i,. ..m ,.
had this Information on tho authority
of fcovernment officials.
On Wsshlngton's birthday. Febru
ary 13d, a mask dance will bo held at
Moose hall. Everybody invltnd to
mask. Spectators will be charged JO
cunts. 16-ci
COUNT FlflY! NO
NEURALGIA
PAIN
IK).T HITFKIl! IXMTAXT ItKI.IKI'
FOLLOWS A HL'lllllXH WITH
OLD "HT. JAnHW LIXIMKNr'
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wheat and hogs, the leading
foods."
Tha South Is urged to prpvldo food
for its own pcoplo nnd feed for Its
livestock, and then to plant ns much
cotton aa can well be cultivated and ,
harvested. To alsers of hog and
beef animals the world need for moats
and fats Is made clear. Farmers are
urged to Join with the men on tho
range In providing sheep whose wool
Is needed to equip soldiers.
Other recommendation made .nro
Conquers pain never falls.
Hub soothing, penetrating "St. Ji
cobs l.lnlmont" right on the echo or
pain, and out comes tho neuralgia
misery.
j Here's a Joyful eiperlmont! Try
It! Get a small trial bottle from your
druggist; pour a little In your hand
and rub It gently on the sore, aching
nerves, and before you roullxu n In
Just a moment all pain and neural
gia disappear. It's almost magical,
but the Joy Is, that the misery doesn't
come back. No! The nerves are
soothed and congestion I relieved and
your neuralgia Is overcome.
Slop suffering! It's needless ncu.
rnlgla and pain of nit kinds, either In
the face, head, limbs or any part of
tho body, Is Instantly banished. "St,
Jncobs Liniment" Is perfectly harm
loss, and doesn't burn or discolor the
skin In uso for half a century. Adv
for
The supply of dairy products should
be made to meet the needs of this
country and to help supply the In
creasing demands of the allies.
Poultry production should be In-
creasea greeny, especially in me oacit ,
NOTICR
The EpbKopal choir practice will
bo held nt Mrs. O. Coiad'a residence,
yards and on farms where waste ma-. wasiungton strcot, rriasy even
terlal la not required. . ' 7 o'clock sharp. 2l-2t
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Regular communlcatloas
' Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F.
A. M., second Monday of
eaek month. By order of A. R.
Laavitt. W. M.
Baa aha Royal Tallora eatta fctaa
ef SaMagaat
ll-tf K. K. K. STORK.
STAR THEATER
Star Theater Preseata
Alma Reablaa la
"FIREFLY OF TOUGH LUCK"
Rich In humor, stirring In climaxes
Lua F, Vernon, "who plays tba ple
tures." at tba Piano.
r,Oet a STANDARD Bra laenraaea
Mtsnr ftwta tha Cfcllcata agoacy, BBS
Waal Shlrte that are made ef wool at
ll-tf K. K. K. STORE.
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TEMPLE THEATER
Temple Tlwater Preseata
"A HOUSE OF A THOUSAND
CANDLES"
A story full of mirth, thrills aad
mystery.
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Instant relief no waiting our
clogged nostrils open right up; Hie air
pmnages of your hesd clear and you
can brosthe freely. No more hawk
ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your sold or catarrh disap
pears. (let a small bottle of Ely'e Cream
balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrsnt .antiseptic,
healing cream In your nostrils. It
penetrstes through every air pasmgo
of the head, soothes thn Inflammnd or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Don't, stay stuffed
up with a cold or nssty catarrh. Ad
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Saya glass ef hot waUr with
aheeahaU btfora brsskfaat
, washes out eeleene.
The blgpeit (Itautaiuiua man
sgers in the United States have
pooled their interests, temporarily
in the patriotic campaign to provide
entertainment for soldiers in the
cantoiunsnt and national guard
camp Not only ure they furnish
inu t!i text tolui.t the Chautauque
itsM affoi tif. Imt they have, for th
tlm. mou'ed their hlg competing
circuit bniiiiitinns. wh.th :acli
.,WKi -'unununitie fron coil t
cor.t id fi.vn Me (Tient Lakes to
the Gulf, to maVe the Rmltosife hook
ramoaiun a sucrn ,
The campaign is sugq-x np thv
one-dollar and nve-dollai' '.'ivii'-vJct-books,
filled with coupons signed by
the Secretary of War. which pass
soldiers to all ihpw in the canton
meats and ' national guard camps
The little books are said to he rolnc
like hot cakes and report from tU
'smps say the soldier boys are
The spectacle or the chiefs of a
nau ooua big rival orgununtlonR,
which, ordinarily, fljfht for talent
and towns In which to put on the
high-class entertainment and lecture
attractions which million', of Amer
icans see every season, working side
by side in the Military Entertain
ment Council, is said to be regarded
n Washington as one of the most
notable examples of pat,,oti! co
operation of the war. These men
hl.-e and manage such Chautauqua
stnrs as William-Jennings Bryan;
Dr. Gnnsaolus, the well known Chi
cago preacher; Bohumir. Kryl, the
Me land leader, and a hundred or
mqre other men and women whom
nust or us nave neara ana seen un
cer the Chautauqua tents.
t0!t)ier, and each has decided, they
admit, that the other fellows are not
such bud fellows after all. When
they Kt through the Smlleage cam
pa!gn, they wfll go back home and
each will probably begin to try to
put it over good nataredly on his
IvhIs, who will probably be having
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Home of these Chautauqua leaders
-. mtiiur v.. uoit, uou Lyceum
Bureau, Cleveland: W. V hSSST
Itedlwth Lvnum Rnrui, rlnw..rT
Dr. Paul ai: PmTsi:"rCSrj!
Association of Pennsylvania, Swarth-
more, ra.; Frank M. Chaffee. Cm.
tpry Lyeeum Bureau. Evaaatea, Ittj
Charles F. Horner, ReoWhOteraar
-imuwiuiuu3. nansas city: Keith
im vawier, Kcupatb-Vawter ChauUu
in. ouas. Cedar Rapids, 'la., and Harry
P. Harrison, of Chicago, head of the
vYcsningion loose managers neupata thauuuquas, and executive
together, cat together and plan(chajxmaa ef the wKUaafa caajpL'
If you wake up with a bad taste.
bad breath and tongue Is coated; It
your bead Is dull or aching; If what
you eat sours and forms gas and acid
In stomach, or you are bilious, consti
pated, nervous, sallow, and can't get
feeling Just right, begin Inside bath
ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass
of real hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate In It. This
will flush the poisons and toxins from
stomach, liver, ;kldneys nnd, bowels,
nnd cleanse, sweeten and purify the
entire alimentary tract. Do your In.
side bathing Immediately upon arts
mg in tne mornlag to wash out of tho
system all the previous .day's poison
ous, waste, gas and Hour bile before
putting more food Into the stomach
io icei una young folks feel; llkn
you reit before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body lm.
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which Is Inexpensive and almost t..
less, except for a sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Just as soap and hot water art m.
tha akin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and lime.
stone phosphate act on the stomach,
llVer, kidneys and bowels. Men and
women who are usually eomtin.H
bilious, headachy or have any stomach
disorder should begin this Inside bath.
Ing before breakfast. They are aa
eured they wHl become real cranks
on tba subject shortly. Adv.
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tlintliura rri'lim .,. ... It
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