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W. O. SMITH, Editor
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The Herald Publishing Comui of
Ktaaaath rtlte. at 111 Fourth street
stored at tho poatoBce at Daaatfe
falls. Oregon, tor traaaBusaloa taroagt
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FltlDAY, JUNK H, HUH
Herald's Classified Ad vs.
HELP WANTED
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WANTED Woman cook nt once at
Hplnk's camp. Light work, good
pay. Address It C. Spink, Klamath
Agency, Ore. IWt
Millionaire Husband
of Convicted Socialist
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FOR RENT
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FOR ItKNT- Oarage, horse, barn,
sheds. S02 Oak Ae. 14-2t
FOIt RENTTwo furnished rooms,
with bath, 22S 4th street; reasonable
rates. 13-3t
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms In brick building. Third and
Main. " 10-6t
FOR SALE
FOR BALE Some nearly new furni
ture Rugs, stove, lawn mower.
gnrden hose etc. 437 Third 8treet.
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FOR SALE Four room completely
'furrnlshed house, bath, toilet, sink,
electric lights; only tnree blocks from
6th and Main. Rented at $25 per
month. Price $1600, $600 cash, bal
ance $20 per month. R. E. Smith
Realty Co. 13-3t
'FOR SALE Opo of the best Improved
farms In Klamath County, close to
city, part Irrigated. See R. E. Smith
Reatty Co. This place can be bought
right 8-6t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST On Merrill road, rim for Max
well headlight Return to E. P,
Lawrence. 13-2t
LOST On road east Of Merrill, be
tween Hammond ranch and Darnum
place, lady's gold watch and chain,
chain broken. Return to A. C. Bunnell,
Merrill road. ' 10-4t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED One or two rooms, fur
nished for light housekeeping. Ad
dress "RHerald." 12-2t
WANTED A good, fresh milk cow.
K. L. French. 13-21
.Stop paying rent buy a good lot In
Mills addition and put up a cabin all
your own. $5 cashand 10 years to
pay balance. 8 per cent Interest Stop
looking for you cannot beat this. First
come first served, while they last
J. T. WARD CO,
eis Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
"THE AVENGING TRAIL"
A striking story of adventure aet In
the Northern Lumber Camps
Starring
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
In the most vigorous role of his career
ORPHEUS THEATER
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Tenth episode of "The Fighting Trail"
Prices, 10c, 18c War Tax added
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try Itl
Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into
bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
hare a quarter pint of the best freckle
and too lotion, and complexion beautl
fier, at vary, very small cost.
1 Tear grocer baa the lemons, and any
Omrateiv or toilet counter .will sup
ply three oinees of orchard white for a
few ceata. Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotloa Into tka face, neck, arms
aa kaade aack day and aee bow f reck
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ERSONAL MENTION
I.TTTLK BIDRI.rartTS ON LOCAL nAPPKNlXOS
AMONG TI1K PKOPI.K OF THW CITV AND VICINITY..
(HUN'OS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
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J. O. P. Stokes, millionaire of New
York City, Is the husband of Mrs.
Rose Pastor Stokes, who was con
victed before a Federal court in Kan
sas City under the Espionage act
ROY AT FRONT 18
ORATKFVL FOR GIFT
A grateful letter for gifts
received In France has been re
ceived from Private Thomas
Watt of tbo 17th Field Artil
lery, by Mrs. C. R. Branden
burg of this city. Watts, who
Is at the' front with Mrs. Bran
denburg's brother, Ed., declares
that the boys are doing fine and
that they sure are cleaning ip
the kaiser. He says they sent
the kaiser some hard boiled
eggs for Easter,
XORTHWKHT FRUIT GROWKIM
PROTEST HIGH FREIGHT
' WASHINGTON, D. C, Juno 14.
Fruit growers of the Northwest have
entered a protest through Senator
Polndexter against tbo advanced
freight rates, alleging discrimination.
If you waat to tarn qroar Liberty
DoaiU lato ham eee CtUlcote. 1 9
American boys are dying for their
country. Surely you can save fur it
L'uy War 8avlng Stamps.
"You're safe" if yo have aa laeur
aare policy from the Ctillcote agea-
ry. 14
Ntttlston'a fine ahee at
6tt K. K. K. STORE.
Ak Ctillcote to tell you about the
new 18IH low cost life, accident and
health policies of the Traveler. They
are modern and coat less than otlu
em. 14
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Metropolitan Anwsementt
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
Tttomas H. fare Presents
DOROTHY DALTON
'LOVE MK"
An Artrcraft Production
Also the Carr Trio in an entire change
of Program.
TEMPLE THEATER
TEMPLE THEATER
"REAL FOLKB"
A Triangle Play .
Featuring '
J. BARNEY 8HKRRY
ADMISSION 10c aand lie
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUBSDAYB AND SATURDAYS)
Will Norrls Is down front the Fort. W. It. Bryant ws a passenger on
'the uttto stage to Aslilnnd this morn
James Blair returned to Alameda ing
this morning.
j Mrs. K. II. Smith la a guest nt the
Matt Kgan U In town from Algo- . Whlto Pclocan Hotel from Lake-
ma on business. view.
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John O'NIel Is a business visitor .. , . , ,.,., . Al,tt.
from Mt. Hebron. !m aro t.oun,y 0at visitors tegln-
Fred K. Smith Is In the city on bus- '' ' " White Pelican.
Iness rrom Sacramento. j xy c.Dallon nm, y(Mtorday
Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph 8tuKcl are In afternoon to utteml tho Klks Inlatlon
the city today from Chlloquln.
C. W. Ruth Is a recent arrival
Corning, Cnl.
It. K. Hutchinson Is a county seat
visitor today from Chlloquln.
A. W. Rces Is hero for n short
time from San FranncNco.
W. E. Myers was nmonK the train
arrivals Inst, from Berkeley.
last night.
I'ntil l.ovlrk df .Minneapolis, enmo
In oti lost evening's train and Is reg
istered nt the Hotel Hull.
Mr. and Mrs. Elinor" Johnson left
on tliln mornliiK'tt train for Redding
to visit Mr. Johnson's fntlier.
David T. Joihh, K i:. Ahlslrom and
T. J. Webb were Klamath Fall ar
rivals eat onlay afternoon from Lake-view.
II. Oerbcr of Portlrfhnd Is a Klam
nth Falls business, visitor. Jolin T ii,il0. who Is connected
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. I.arkln arc "'' '" !''" reclamation service
here for n short time from Redding."" "'l"n. " '" "' irhik
(alter, business itilotcMs.
B. W. Harvey Is registered at tho
Hotel Hall from the Klamath ngency. Mr ""d Mm U. (1 Pickett and
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. J. didders were
Max Hheer went to llonanra yes- Klamnth visitors from Merrill yes-
tcrdny to look over the grasshopper j terday.
situation there. I .. . .
Mr. raiiiius, tiie contractor ror tno
Mrs. J. V. Miller of Medford, Is ,1PW bnnk( wa r.,0, , Portland
here visiting W. T. Elliott and Mrs. n, morning on nccount of tho III
Una Mathews. IneM of his partner.
Miss Bess Kllgore came In from I Bess Fnlrrlo, who Is a nurse In the
Bonanza for a few, days lslt with Vlsnlla hospital, eamu home to see
friends here.
Thomas Brown lit In tho city look
ing nfter matters of business from
the Bly district.
Miss Adele Fltxpatrlck has return
ed from San Francisco, where she
has been for trotne time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O, Howard or
rived on last evening's train from
Portland.
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W. C. Dunning, an enterprising
merchant of Merrill, attended tho
Elks festivities last night.
Ross Sutton, a prominent resident
of the Dairy district, paid the county
seat ,a business visit yosterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beard are here
from Albany. Mr. Beard, who was as.
slctant agent for the Southern Paci
fic, has accepted a position with the
New Klamath Falls State Bank.
I her brother before ho left for the or-'
my, mid will spend a month visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Smith before re
I turning to her work.
I President lMsou Adams of (he
FnrmorH nnd Merchant Bank of
I Oakland, who hat been spending the
,last few days In Klamath Falls, left
with his family this morning In their
big touring car for Knglo llldgo. Af
ter u short stay there, they will go
on to Crater Uiko and Yellowstone
Park.
TIIE IIKST COSTS LESS
America's oldest, best nnd most
successful Life Insurance Co., The
Mutual Life of X. Y. For particu
lars regarding our new policies see
Geo. C. ti'lrkh, district mansger.
War Savim; Stamps earn Interest
for j on on Sundays and holidays.
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With a Major of the British Army
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Some Facts
buy
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Do you know Hist tho wholesalers
have not a case of Oalton tomatoi
to stlir
Do you know thst ths wholesalers
have not a case of cornT
Do you know that the wholecaleis
hsve not a case of Standard Pas7
Do you know that that there Is not
a case of Cooper's Underwear In ths
hands of ths whelssaltrsf
Do yon know thst thtre Is not e
surplus of any standsrd goods In the
hands of whotssals houses?
If ths people of Klamath county real.
Itsd the situation that Is ahead of
thtm there would not be goods enough
In the storss to last thirty dsys.
Ws have ths above goods In stock
for Immtdlats delivery In llmlttd quart,
tltlts, In ths matttr of Underwtar
and Shoes, thtse w sre closling out
at Itss than wholesale prices today,
Whtther you buy from us and save
money or of some other itor, Uk
our advice and DUY NOV
It makss no dlffsrcnce whl prc
you pay, the time Is coming whin ths
goods will not he on hand for yoij.
W have a few dotcn men's cotton
rllihcd undershirts. These goods in
worth over 113 per doien; today, u
close, 60c the garment.
Men's laundered shirts, sites 1 u
18, 16 1-2, worth up to 12 00, to dtM,
$1.15.
Men's soft collar outing shirts, sites
15 to 17, priced V0c snd up.
Men's oxfords, gun metal call sheet
that are worth from four to sis dellirs
per' pair, to close, I2.S0 the pair,
Men's work suspenders, heavy qual
ity, to close, -tOc pair.
Men's dusters, good sites, some with
leather trimmings, others plain. Let'
us show them to you,
The Winnek Co., Inc.
426 Main St. Phone .34 Klamath Falls
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SUV A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
Ladles' Trench ana) Sport Hata at
6tf K. K. K. STORE.
or&Rue Csah.ah mamk c. woomah vMrrc
Charley Chaplan has had his picture pclled to go up against." Major White
taken many thousands of times, but al
ways when he is in action. When he
tiled' to pose with Major C. Brooroan
White of the British Recruiting Mis
sion he said, "I find a still picture is
the Boost difficult thing that I aa com-
tlillrote has the exclusive aalr of
Mime very drlrabrt city and rnuatry
property. Will accept Utterly IfcmiU
tin house, lota, farms and raarhe. It
BE'PRETTY TORN
. GRAY HAIR 3ARK
THY ORANDMOTHKIPM OLD FA
VORITE RECIPE OF SAME TEA
AMI Kf I.PIIf It
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, gray
or streaked. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to mokd It nt
home, which Is inussy und Irotihln
some. Nowadays, by asking nt mix
drug storo for "W)cth',Kngi nnd Sul.
phur Compound," you will get a largo
bottle of this famous old recipe, Im
proved by tho addition of other In-
Igredlents, for about Co cents.
Don't stay grayl Try Itl No one
can possibly tell thill you darkened
your hair, as It does It so naturally
anil eti'iiijr. iuu iiiiiiii'i'ii n muii,u ur
soft brush with It, nnd draw this
through your hair, Hiking one small
strand at a time; by morning the grny
hair dliuppearn, null after another np.
plication or two, your hair beronio'
beautifully dark, glossy nnd attract.
10. i
Wysth'a Hase and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite
for thnce who desire dark hair and 11
youthful nppcnninro. It Is not In
tended f"r thn elite, mitigation or
prewiiitlon of illxeiisH. Ailv.
All kinds of Army Shoes at
6tf K. K. K. STORE.
neys, (Ike the bowels, gat sluggish
and clogged, and need a flushing oc
casionally, else we have backache
and dull misery In the kidney region,
sovere headaches, rheumatic twinges,
torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless
ness and all sorts of bladder disor
ders. You simply must keen your via.
niikcd Chaplan, now that he had donejnoya active and clean, and the mo-
ho mucn ror trie i.ioerty boao, u ne
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Aching Kidneys !!
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2 W tMt to much msmt which clogs Kidneys, than : I
th Back hurts
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Most people forget that Uio kid-, act fine. .This famoim suits Is mado
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Paddle Your
Own Canoe!
Dcn't take anyone's wsri ft
the kind of clothes thiy wast
you to buy for Summer until M
thoroly Investigate sviry eWa)
that they make for ths miUrlskJ
and workmanship which Is se
bodied In tho garmrnts they V
to sell you.
Paddle your own cane It Jail
another way of warning ye
take nobody's word for users
en statements. Ws wist 1"
to thoroly Investigate ssr t
sortments of Summer luiuvsry
carefully, before you aehisMf
buy them. We know tat
stand your teat.
K. Sugarmai
would not help out tho mission In re
cruiting Ilrltlsh subject. After he
returns from a tour for the Liberty
Loan he will go to work for tka aula-alon.
ment you feel an ache or pain In the
kidney region, get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any good drug
store here, take a tablespoonful n B
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then
frnm ttm ntM t irsnnnj taai1 luinnn '
iu iivm u fi ftun hiiu luiisuia
Juice, comhlnod with llthla, and Is
hiirmloHH to IIiihIi cloggod kldnoys and
Htlmulnto thorn to normal activity. It
also neutralises the acids In the iirlno
so It no longer Irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Baits Is harmless; Inexpensive;
makes a dollglitful effervescent llthla
water drink wiilcli everybody should
lake now and then to keep their kld
noys clean, thus avoiding serous com
plications. A well known local druggist says
he tells lots of Jad Palts to folka who
believe in overcoming kidney trouble
while It la only a trouble. Adr.
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