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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Society Events of the Week
Mm. 0. W. wh,, entertained ' M- Alexntidor nnd Mr. H. F. ph.
a N W. Club on Wednesday iflr lip a hostesses, The afternoon w
noon t the home of her daughter.' spent In sewing, and after tlio busl-!
Mrs. 0. I. Hubert. tii unernnoii noss tnc(itiK iKfiashmehti wete serv-
wis spent In making bandagee for the od. Those present were Musdiuues
surgical department of the Hod Croia Jomu llalloy, J. M. Lewis, J. Jmoby,
Boclsiy. Tluwa present v. ere Mas- J. It. Vllmer, F. I.. Walker, K 1.. Pud-
damn llmtton. Cummlnia, Dunbar, dock, Ivy Phillip, II. A Knljttit. I..
Ooelter, llurn, aiarun, newniiam, i, .wunigoiiicty, Van Hlrkle, II, II,
Drive On Pacific
Huns Is Sis
By J
peeled
' ) I' nil ss Company, tloldier of tbe upon the books of tbe -company at
Cjo-i, lira ,M. B Hunt. Captain. I trusts or In any other fiduciary rata-
Morning prayer, It a. ra,( W. U.J tlon, the name of the person or cor-
Foster, lay leader. - "iponttlon for 'whom suck- trustee, li
f Vour co-operation In our.tulsslori of aetlng, I given; also that tbe safu
m angollam und service cordially wel- to paragraphs contain atatementa
"mud, f t .embracing affiant's i full knowledge
J and belief as to tbe circumstances and
Church of tlio Hacrod Heart, corner conditions under which stockholder
of Uttlitii "anil High streotH. Itev. and security holdcrs'who' do not'ap
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WASHINGTON, Kub. 23. Mlllttiry may huvo on I'ultol Hliitoi' Piulflc In
clrrlna In lVulil.ii.... ... ..... ... ti. rooty
r,,ln.m.Ur,m'. Wl'. "' ! Bb, B C.B1H IHHII,U...I11I,.,I. " ' " VI..II,ort.,fc n,,.
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'Mra. Ilustamento. " "' ' 'rout Is Intended Hl.nt j,,,,,.,, nd. If n,i ... ,,. .t...
i' 'enllly to Im n drlvo on Amorl- esu oppoHltlon, to pioccud against
A largo number of friends gathered ca''1 Interest In tliu Pacific. Amoilrnti Interests In the IMrinr Tlilj
nt the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hans1 In fact, It Iiiim been iitiiirrit lully ud. """''I '"' '""""Pllilu'd, It li chimed, l,"fl AJ' 1,ncr" "f ith should at- G That the average number of
nil, tlcrber and Obenchaln.
www
Mrs. Carl Cofer entertained on
Wednesday afternoon, the time being
ilnt In knitting for the aoldlera. The
....i. were Mosdamea O. I,. Carter,
" a .a u t la a MlllaatlisitMM I. ..... I.. ..)-. a
J. II. Carter, i-ouib van i.eiimi, u. ."",""" " "-nmsj oi reuruary milled the poHHllilllty of such n cum
cud. Harold Lincoln, Lawrence' tt'th. to consulate tho newly mar- ...,...,..,' '
Klntiesr. l-awrenee Mahaffay, J. J. "ed couple, who were wedded on tho ' ' " ni" ,,r l"" of burfer ntnfH on tlm wcbIitii bonnr
Psrker, Margaret IMtta, Uslla tlogera, 3h of this month. The early part m Mmo' bul """ for K0"10 wt'olrt l "t tho llultli nml llliiclc iimw, und
lan Ryn, J. . watRina ana Misses " " ""i wnapeni in playing ""'"uu"" v" "ten iiiiiuriiiinnii an nctuiiuiy, y io:icciuu pniiciraiinc
Cblorene Ryan, Kapha and Jean gmes, after which refreshments tu "urlln'H niuthc In advertlMliiK tlio the Huaslnri stato tinlll It Is ilonilnnt-
wern served. Following thn su'ntM'r.con,on,Piniou unvu In tlio oh(. oil entirely, imtli politically anil ceo-
I !.. H..u . , ,.. ... t . . . U' (k ,1... - .1 ..
i nn imriy wriii in mn usiry aanch I
Huifii Muuimll, imilor.
Tlrm Mail at S::i() a, m.
- oml Mu-ia at 10:30 a. m.
I.'wjiiIiik orvlrcs at 7 o'clock,
Cospol Mission 0 Main street,
Sntif? scrvlco, 2 p. m.'
I'ronclilng t'jrvlcoi, 2:.'10 p. m
pear upon the books of tbe company
in trustees, hold stock and securities
In a capacity other than that of a bona
lido owner; and, this affiant has, no
reason to believe that any other por
tion, association, or corporation has
any Intercut direct or Indirect In the
'ufllil alnnl. tiili. n nllia. ..... ali t..
niw niuvn, uvuua, III Wilier nwuriiivi
ToHtlinouy ami foiiks after preach-' than as so stated by him.
Ilrst thru lisolatliiR ItiiFtla from Wcit- lt'1"1- v"" ro ir-V 'ordlnlly Imltod.
cm Kuropo by tlio I'rcntlon of a strlnr; f" w- Mulllnnelx and io-v.orl.crs.
run. s.w.i: at a iiawui.v
Cblorene
'tn w w w
Mr. and Mra. Leslie Rogers and
Mr. and Mra. Uwrence Mehatfoy en
Urtalned lait Saturday evening at a
dtaclng party at the Rogera home.
The big living room and dining room
Nltio loom inoilorn Iioiiho on Wash.
Illl.'lllli Htllict. nnn nml n Imlf l.lnnba
With the niHiitnptloii of tho Ton-' nonilcally, by Cerniiiu brains ami Unr- fium hlgli sihaol nnd thren blocks
fiom Main. Tills ran bo had at a
hall, and spent the time until the wee '""lc ,,rlvo '",0 Itussla, osteiiHlbly to man (iipltul.
ae a i . .. .. ... I II l.... a...a . . . . . .
amau nour in trnaning the llglit fan-1 "' immhiiuvikisiii oh mo raco or tlio - prlco that ou tanimt liny the material
tastlc. Kveryone preaent depnrted ' forever, and tho nnnouiicemcnl NOTIfi: or i:.STItAV jioiulrcd to build thN homo for today.
wishing tho brldo and groom all tho ,l'a' tlwatago Is net for tliu thrust on' ,11,1,, ,r0i.g t lucltnlo tlio hardware
happiness possible. Those present ho wostorn front coinliig Hlmiillano-' A muloy Jorroy iorllnK steer camo pluinblns llxtures, etc.. or tho cost of
U'MA It m A ftf.. ..l. II... ftllllV thn flint Hint l... .. I...I.. - .... . .... .....
were cleared of furniture and baau- Z,r"u V.?L l?1: .;.,:;:,..:' "7 " "' . " r ' n,ry "". J'"nr? s V J"r- ". ",0 "' ba-aln
tifii rfacorated with Dink and white 1 .7 -' ". '; '- ;- ' " "' "" iim. i.niimni an on mini nip; 111y i.iamain mn, toiiay. it will not re-
"""'.::: ..ti. . n..-.w,JO,n nnerson, M
re. Jack Morton, "Jiy wiorosuiiK Aincnian military illiininnil cm left hip; 71: or V.V. on main leni: on tlm market, for ih.
. Jirved thruout the ev.nlni to, " li,,to ,,u Mr' l"i Mr- M. r"''"Htl-i. tf nothluK .!.. In fuel, left ,lbs; ,ei vu.ttled. o.nor .an plro B e,i. iiargalna are getting
..? Tuests who nuabared about UoUck MU Mr"r'1 K"":k. ' "" Ofo ,,,OH0 wl, MMnl ',r,",,1,, ,,IIVJ 3'"" ' 1""'K property and n,rrer elcry day In Klamath Falls.
ItaM-n MUDlea BuoDawas served1 An"' "U,,C, M,M Ktato Rueck A,Um ll,,l Am"rl"1 ",r,,:i,l' 'h Inkon steps .yl,: 0twn Jso N. Drew Tl.lt home rents easily, and will give
.5.:..-r!.?!il " frustrate ""V Intontluna llu.llu ).iliy. Orccon. 22-U lirtt-r ti,.. 10 nor r,.. ! ,
Mr. M.br. We 1 about a block t mA Mr
WS7 IH WW. XW..W
The Happy Hour Club Mat on Tuee
Albert
Theo
dora Flaekus, Robert Flackua, Arnel
riackus, Albert Uergdorf, MUa llertha
Helm. (Hen Pearson. Mlsa Itelnti Mr.
day afternoon at the hone of Mra. W. cumber, Daniel D. I.lskey, Miss Km
H.Weedon. Tha afternoon was spent ,,m Anderson, David I.lskey, Mr. and
la sewing. The rooms and tablea Mra. John Mskev. Albert McCumbar.
At the Churches
mi nt. fiomo teiiiiH,
i I't If I! Kmllli ir n.t.lfAa. kt.
l 1. Ill l.nt. 1I..1 M'.i..wj3 uu
"" "' " "" Hul "l IIIUI BUI- , n irii.nlnlL 1.11.
Tho Mothodlst, llaptlst, ClirlMlmi
uiul rrnnh)terlan roiiKruKallons w 111
ware decorated la pink ami wnlte. M-.i-r n. Anrf.rum Mr. n.r. "eo1 '' i't nervlco at tlm Houston
aid Mrs. Waedon presented each of MCh Bm, ,jauChler, Kdward Foster, ,,r" ,'".M' "l 7!
hr guests wnn a pinn carnation. Mss Mabel Anderson
rtina nrMsnt wera Mesdame (Imi. i
Rltha, Humphrey, Summer, Rmmltt, . I church, who lum rctlKiicd his ork well to Itev. W. K. Itamlio. !kTleo
:io p.
bn a
in. Muiuliy.
fninuoll to
Ire tho members of tlio I li cully reor-
Kanlrcil Knllit.i of I'yllilax l.oilRe.
The nieasnKo will he cipoclnlly foi
tliom. 'I'll ere will ho special mpslc. .
An llixltltlnu In extoiiilcnl to tho nli-
lie In KClieial to tlili mm.o.
In tho eeiilnK .i- will met nt
tlm lloimtoti opera lioiiHe In Joint sur
tf
LECjAL
NOTICES
mA0wfw0.
sTAi i:mi:.nt
copies -of ench Issue of this publica
tion sold or distributed, thru tbe
malls or otherwise, to paid subscrib
ers during the six months preceding
tho dato ahown above is 1,2C0. (This
Information Is required from dally
publications only.)
W. O. SMITH, Editor.
hero nnd loncs roon fur his new Held nt 7:30.
of labor. There will liu Hpeclat music
by a male iiuurtet and Hiilo'by Mrs.
John Johnson, W. P. Johnson, North, CKNTRAL MCHUOL DOV
gtelnwsti. Sheets, Shipley, Richard-1 W1.VH HON'Olt
sea, W. II. Wilson. Wlsbart, Powell, I .
Hector and Taylor. I
Dolbert Powell of tho Central to lead the congregational xIiirIiik.I
The Leisure Hour Club mat on hool la this city la la receipt of a. Rev. W. K. Ilnmbo will preach tho
WedaHday afternoon at the home of "achievement pin," aeat by leaders of sermon. Let us show our appreila- Uov
()i tin. Onueisliip, .ViitiaRfmcnt, Clr-
t iilatliiu, ote., Iteiiilreil liv Hie Act
i r a . . . ..
Rev W. K. Hambo of ,h ChrUtlan Mc with tlm other cliuic.m, In fa.e- , t!0 , ' lnJVernVd ZlnZl
'y cxrrpt Sundny, at Klamath
I". !U. Orocnn. fur October 1. in 17.
TI.e 0. I!. Society will meet thoro Rmto of Orei;an,
nlo nt C:U0 p. m. In' Joint rcrvlco ;...... r ii..'...i.
U. U I.I. II.-.. I. I.. -I .. .... v ' " "lillUlll,. Bi
- '- it.. i. v .ntiiw Liiunin i.iiii iiiu iiiiier hiiriuiiea.
Mrs. C. K. Wheeler, those tireMnt he.' tlm War Saving Stamp movement la lon of the erlcet of theso splendid ,r-
lag Mesdame John Martin. II. N. l''"laiid as an honor or Doing one of Popie in our eny uuring iiiojo past p,,,,,!,,, s,1()(1, n,
Moe, McCarthy, Van Riper. Manning, he first children In the state to sell two years by kUIiik him a Iiiiko audi- r 0tt0, 8II,,0B,
llcfore inc. n notary nubile In and
for tho Ltato and county aforesaid,
i:ioventli Street Ilaptlut cliurrh. personally appeared W. O. Smith, who
W. II t'o. i axli r. Tele-phono l..tvlnK been duly aworn. according to
Kosliletn . 23.1 'Until ttrcet. il.nv. dopoJoj and says that ho Is the
Whltlock, Whitman and Van Itellen. 80 ot Thrift Sump. A
www i state wlile campaign waa conducted In
Tbe Pythian Club will meet neit ,chM,U wM,k for "' of
Tuesday sfternoo. at the horn of 'l,CM' """'
Mr W. D. Cofer, SIS JeKereoa
):15 u. m Mrs. editor of tho i:onlnB Herald, and
ctidont. that tho followlnc"ls. to tho best of
Rl'HM RMJIMKNT DKHKItTM
street.
Tbe Udles of the Maccabees lxdgej nKRI.IN. Feb. IS. A regiment of
et on Thursday afternoon at the Krthonlan troops ha gone over to
home of Mra. II. I.. Alesander, with the Herman colon.
nine niiu a kuuu iiuuuiik. lr..,...lilii. vl,.. m 1 1 n ... t. t.i. b ...i,i .n, -
The oung People Socle. lesw III JmU ..Tl0 lMlnvn Vamng Ircnt ,)f ,u ott ,,,, mannscmcnt
also meet In Joint session at 0:30 p SmilIay 0,n,)R( , ,crNco at (an(, fa AMy crcuIaton)
m. In tho opera house ,le ,,,. ,,olIB0. ol(. f of 10 nforusnllI ubcaUon ,or
. ,,.., ,. . II. .Y. P. U. will iroetnt C:30 p. m. tlr dato ahown In tho nboe caption,
The Lhrlatlan be onto fioclety of , J(lll forvro ,, ymlnR pool,,0.3 rcQnr0, hy 10 Act of Au t u
Klamath rails, which Is n branch or- uo-ietlea of other churches. ill?, et.n.n.iir.i m ,ninn ija i.i.t
.. I. .!... .. !!... lf,.ll.. M fll. ..!.
"""""""" " "" ' noon"., You nro cordially Imlted to thoso l.nws and
nierirsi biiuiinoi iiuisi niieniisis, ,m.,LM net the Imlill. l!nlUt In ,,.... .1,1
Sworn to and subscribed before me
tbls 21st day of February, 1918.
(Seal) BERT C. THOMAS,
Notary Public for Oregon.
(My commission eiplres March 8,
1P21.)
Administrator's .Not ire of Final
Arroant
In the County Court of Klamath
County, Oregon. '
In the Matter of tho Estate of Joseph
li. Tull, Deceased.
Notice la hereby given that t have
filed my final account as admlnlstrat
or of the estate of Joseph L. Tull de
ceased, and the Court has set March
istri, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m., aa
the time for bearing objections to
such final account and for the settle
ment thereof. JAMES H. OWEN,
16-23-2-9-10 Administrator.
Society Women Are
Big User of
Nylotis Face Powder
Kr-Kitnllcfm of price, they Unit
It to lie the one face powder
that inccta- all requirement.
The powder la extra refined
free from all Impurities. It
(HnRt to the skin. Tho perfume
I most pleasing subtle la Its
sweetness.
.ylotls Fate Powder la offer
nl In an atnortment of tints
tio of them will perfectly
match your complexion.
SSc-and 80c Rosea
UlVrwoorsMi4TiY
Administrator's Notice of Final
Accooat
In the County Court of Klamath
County, Oregon.
In the Matter of the Estate of Marht
E. Tull, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that I have
filed my final account as administrat
or of the estate of Maria E. Tull, de.
ceased, and the Court ha set March
19th, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m. aa the
time for hearing objections to such
final account and for the settlement
thereof. JAMES, H. OWEN,
1C-23-2-9-16 Administrator. '
Notice Is hereby ghon that on tbe
J2aBJSJSJSJSJSJSJSJSJSBSJHSBVjriajajBSBS
$1195 i
In Huston, Mass., holds services at ihc heaeiily nrmy.
113 South Fourth'Micit, ewry Sun-j 9
1 The names and addresses of the
I), I 111 I? her. editor, mnnnclnir xilllnr
aay morning ni u ochkk ami eor K,.s, christian Chunh ("The Mt- r u 1 hinlnew maiiaRcrs nre:
Wcdnosduy otcnlng at 7:30. All are ii nron cii.nch") Corner Ninth Pnbilaher. lfernl.1 Piii.iudinir r r
welcome. 'nml IMnc streets. W. E. ltambo. mtn-l Klamath Falls. Oreson.
The lesson subject for Sunday, g,CI.t i0nldonco SIS 9th. Phono 33 1 Editor, W. O. Smith, Klamath Falls,
Vnlirnarw 91 "Uln.l I . ... ..... ., . . .r.. .
. v-.--w ... ......... - ,u a- I1Ii( UiuiU buiukii, .urn. wiara ureuon.
rne aunuay scnooi session is irom. Mooro superintendent. All uepart- MannKlng Editor. W. O. Smith, Klam-
vnb to iu:ib every Hiinaay morninB.- ments. nth Falls, Orcsoii
rupu are cnronou to tno age or ju. 11 n. m., morning worship. Hilnoiti Mnnagor, W. O. Smith,
ine tree roauing room ana rroo ;3o p. m.. Christian Endcaori Klamath Falls, Oregon.
lending library Is open from 2:30 to society will meot at tho opeia housu 2 That the owners nie: (Give
4:30 on Tucsdns, Thursday and.n joint session with )ouiik pooplo's uain'os nml addrejuei of IndMdual
Saturdays. Tho Iliblo nnd all author-1 Boclelle-i. i owners, or. If a corporation, give Its
ItCKiUatlons. printed on thol!HU day ot M,rch 1918 "l mjr rMl'
u of this form, to-wlt: ! Jun(,J near tUo 0a,e 8Cli00, 1,ou,e' at
I tlm limit nf Aoltnb tk I aailll null
W?.? JML,
4"M4t"t"l"Z"lZKti
Home cvtra fine Hweatcra at
31-tf K.K.K. STORE.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN C. CI.EQMORN
County Burveynr
Civil Engineer
City & County Abstract Co.
ARTIftn R. WILSOIf
S17 Main St.
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CKNT
FLAT
$1195
F. O. B. DETROIT
There la Inflexible loffc in the fixing
Wthat price for the Maxwell closed car.
The Btirpoae of the Maxwell buildera
. wu to etrihe the MIDDLE LINE of ab.
olute value.
They have done go with acimtifle ac
waraey. The Maxwell doted cars have frace,
beauty, comfort, efficiency, durability,
economy and standard equipment.
But, if built to sell for less than $1193
one 'or the other of these would be
lacldnff.
On the other hand, for a higher price
you could get only larger sixe or fancier
furnishing i-not any greater VALUE or
finer "class."
,, ThatUwaatwemeanby'UeMkWle
,Sv,itl'2nC &" SH9S, Sut-raJuntfTt-WK Car,
UWtJtwiH Car nviii Ml-Wtatk,r ft, tSU
TtuHut Car, fJ45 KwAur, f74i
4U fruti f.O.B. Dttrut
Howie Garage
lied Christian Science literature may'
be read, borrowed or purchased.
I
The Church of the Cordial Welcomu'
(Methodist Episcopal).
O. O. Oliver. A. M., n. I)., pastor;
residence 1122 East street. Phono
67W. ,
Sunday school nt lu a. in., E. M.
Chllcoto, suporlntomlunt.
Morning sermon, 11 o'clock. Sub-
Ject, "Tho Progeny of Thoughts."
Thouhts uro tho pnrentH of things,
in ueeiii, oi I'liuruiivr, in iiie. i
730 p. m., union ecivlce nt tho op-
li.iino ami tho names and addresses of
stockholders owning or holding 1 per
cent cr moio of tlio totnl uinount of
Notice to Creditors
on houso.
EMiiiKcllcnl Lutheran scrviros will .stock)
bo held In tho Eighth street IlaptUt W. O. Sniltl. Klamath TnlK Ore.
cliurrh at 7:30 p. m. j Lena I-. Smith, Klamnth Fulls, Ore.
.Suiulaj school nt 2 p. m. .N'ato Otterbcin, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Sei man text. Mark, 1 21-2S ! : That tho known bondholders,
Herniou Mitiject, "Power in tho mortKaKees. nnd other security bold-
Words of Joins." era owulne or holding 1 per cent or Notice la hereby given that the un-
All Lutherans of Klam ith Falls nro mmo of total nmount of bonds, mort. derslgned h been appointed by the
niot toi-dlnlly imlted tontteml thoo saso-.. or otlior sejuritlos are: (if county court or Klamath county,
prlccs. All otheirt Intoiostod nio there nro uoiio, so stuto): Oregon, administrator of the eatate
welcome. Ainono kuewlni: of I.uth-. None. Pf D' - Wonner, also known aa D.
Union sentco at tho opeia houso ernns In or nrmind Klamnth Falls That tho two paragraphs next Ij- Wenner, deceased, and all per
nio bour of 2 o'clock p. in., I will sell
to tbe highest bidder for cash la hand
one estruy steor, taken up by me on
February 1, 1918.
Said steer ia marked crop and split
in left ear and under bit In right ear,
branded half circle bar In center con
nected on right hip; color, white and
brown spotted.
Dated this 13th day ot February,
1918. (Signed)
T. A. BALIS,
This notice Is published In the
Klamath Falls Herald two consecutive
weeks, beginning Saturday, February
10, 1918.
Dy order of
O. W. OFFIBLO,
Justice ot the Peace , Tule Lake DIs-
trlct. 16-23
IIOl'GIITALIXa tt DOl'GAX
Arrliitecls nnd Engineers
607-8 Henry Duildlng
WK FIXAXCK YOU
Phone Main 8723. Portland, Ore.
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician at Snrgeoa
Suite ail, I. 0. O. F. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone 831 . . Res. Phone, SoeR
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la Klaautk
Falls.)
pleaso notify M. C. llossmnn, pastor. nboe, Kiting fho names of tho own- BOnt having claims against said as-
137 rirt street. cm, stockholders nnd security holders, luI roquirea 10 present same to
me at mo law omce or tt. c, a roes
beck within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated: January 26, 1918.
at 7:30 p. m.
First Presbytorlun Church, corner j If any, contain not only the list of
Third and Pine streets. Itev. E. P.J St. I'ihiI'd Eplnrup.il Mission LI- ntockholdois nnd security holder aa
l.nwronco, pastor. luaiy hall, corner Thlul mid Main they appear upon tho booka of the
"Mfo's (Iroat Advontuio" will bo sheets, ! company, but nlso, In cases where the
the subject for tho morning sermon.) Hundny school, 10 n. m.
stockhofder or security holder appears
Graves of First American Heroes Dead in France
aaa-aaaaafJfam-mH WJmMsfmV'lTK-'Tl
J. H. WENNER,
Administrator Estate of Dllla I
Wenner, Deceased.
16-2-9-16-23
Notice to Contractor
.2k Wi:a
Sh3
Hsre are burled the first Amerloins to be killed in action In Franco. Tho censor hns not permitted their
naves nor the location of the graves. They are encircled by a mere barb wire foneo. In tho foreground la
a priest placing a wreath on tho first grae.
Plana and specifications for tho re
modeling and completion of the pres
ent court house In Hot Springs Addi
tion, for Klamath County, Klamath
Falls, Oregon, can be soon at the office
of the county clerk of Klamath Coun
jty, Oiegon, aud nt Architect E. E.
Mci'iurun b omce at Portland, Oregon,
for which bids will be received until
noon, March 20th, 1918. Bids will
also bo received on an alternate plan
tor a new building, plans aie on file at
county clerk's office, Klamath County,
Oregon. Each bidder bidding must
bid on both tho remodeling and tho
alternate.
A certified check of 10 per cent ot
bid to accompany bid, guaranteeing a
construction contract will be algned
and bond glven.the County Court re
serve the right to reject any and nil
bids, and to let the work to the best
interests of the county. ,
0. R. DB LAP,
Sl-IOt Clerk of County Court
W. D. MILLER
Cement Contractor
Walks, Floors, Foundations. Con
crete Building Blocks, Flues and
Tilea. 232 S. Sixth St. Phone 191
WOOD
Block, slab, limb and body, any
length. Bmull or large quanti
ties. Prompt service. Trims
Cash.
Office Fifth and Mai
Plume 112R
Klamath Fuel Company
O. PEVTOX, Mgr. ,
DR. J. G.
GOBLE
Well known Optometlst
Optician, Is
Permanently Located at
126 3d Street
Opposite Klka Temple
Flume OBM
Make engagements, and foe Will
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