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MONDAY, JUNK 17, 1111
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT Room, Karaite. barn(
etc 802 Oak Ave. 17-St
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms In brick building. Third
and Main. 17-6t
FOR RENT Pasture; GOc per head
per month for 'rattle; 11.00 for
horses. Also several thousand acres
title hay to tell at reasonable price
and vou cut It. See A. A. Mchsffey,
431 Mala St. 17-tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Some nearly new furni
ture Ruga, atove, lawn mower,
garden hose etc. 437 Third Street
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FOR SALE 80 acres la wheat aad
alfalfa. Only $60 per acre.
.Stop paying rent buy a good lot la
Mills addition and put up a cabin all
your own. $5 cask aad 10 years to
pay balance. S per cent interest Stop
looking for you cannot beat this. First
come first served, white they last
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WAR GARDENS PLANTKD
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Dawsca, T. T., May It (By Mall)
"Wln-the-War" gardens are being
laid out la Dawson, 110 miles south
of the Arctic Circle, by the Yukon
Order of Pioneers, composed of the
"sour doughs" of the territory. It
Is expected Yukon fsrmers will pro
duce enough potatoes to meet' local
demands.
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', WITHSAGE TEA
IF MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT
DARKENS SO NATURALLY NO
BODY. CAN TELL
The old-time mixture of Ssge 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 Is quite sensible,
as we are living In an age when a
youthful appearance is of the great
est advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
, sage and th'e mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, improved by the addition of
other Ingredients, called "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" for
nbout 60 centa a bottle. It is very
popular because nobody can discover
It has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with It and
draw this through your balr, taking
one small strand at a time; by morn
ing the gray balr disappears, but
what delights the ladles with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, Is that,
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, It also pro
'deeW that soft lustre sad appearance
at oeeadanee which Is so attractive.
Thla ready-to-use preparation Is a de
htfal tellet,reauistte for those who
isslre a awe youthful appearance. It
aet taMed for the cure, mltiga
bstesWvftfeaiof dlasaaa. Ad.
Dr. Rhoda Erdmann, a German,
who has been lecturing at one of the
schools at Yale, has been taken In
charge by federal officials as on
alien enemy. She was said to be a
very leaned woman, an authority In
some aspects of blolagy. equal to aay
la this country.
"TRENCH MOUTH" IS
NEW WAR DISEASE
London, Jane 17. Trench' mouth
Is one of the war diseases which is
engaging the attention of British
army doctors. Cases of the disease
have been for some time under obser
vatloa and treatment la both the
British aad French armies. It ap
peared first la Germany, where the
experts attributed It for a long timet
to their war broad. Later observa
tions Indleato that It arose from a
prolonged diet of canned food.
FISHERMEN TO USB
CONCRETE BOATS
Prince Rupert B. C, June 17.
8. A. .Btukeley Is a Klamath Falls
visitor from Dend.
A. L. Manning Is a county seat
visitor from Mt. Lakl.
. W N. Haya la a county, seat visitor
from Dry Prairie
lalle Yank of Redding was among
the train arrivals last evening.
Mr. K. o. Rourke came .In last
night from Crescent on business.
Private Ed Johnson Is hero for n
thirty day furlough from Camp Fremont.
Mrs. ,Dr. E. D. Johnson haa
turned from an extended visit
Portland.
to
W. E. Hammond of the Merrill
district, was a week end visitor at the
county seat.
Edward (C, Dartlett la amonk the
guests at the White Pelican hotel
from Oakland.
M C. Tichnor was In town Satur
day atternon from his ranch In Lan
gell Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Downing were
among the Saturday visitors from
the Worden section.
Asa Fordyce, a rancher living north
of Fort Klamath, paid the county
seat a visit Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robinson nre
guests today at the Hotel Hall from
Hornbrook. Cal.
C. H. McKendre of Lakevlew, ft
here tori a few days on matters of
bualness
Mrs. B, Hardenbrook has given up
her position at the Shasta house be
cause of 111 health
Mrs. A C. Bunnell was In town
from her home on the Merrill road
to look after business matters.
Miss Claudia Spink came la from
the Agency Saturday to spend the
week end with Margaret Wordea.
Mr. A. O. Oraham spent Suaday
Coaarou boats may bo need Canadian ' ea the Klamath river. They report
and Alaskan fishermen In tha North
Pacific. At Seal Cove, aear hare, a
shipyard le huUdlng a small eoacrete
beat, the first of Its kind construct
ed oa northern wajters. The boat is
to be a small cm eagiao launch, but
IU hatMars hope to tarn out larger
craft later ea.
LUMBERJACKS FINED
FOR -DIVERSION"
The parties who patronised the
China Noodle house and refused to
pay for their aoodles aad hit the
Chinaman In the eye when ho at
tempted to compel payment, wound
up before Police Judge Lcavltt and
paid a fine of $10.00 each for their
little diversion.
Amerlcaa boys are dying for their
country. Surely yea eaa save for it
Bay War Savlag Stamps.
Ante Comfort Caehlewa and earn
seek eaeellne staves. Telford res.
tare. X-tf
Safety
while yeawatt. .See
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WINIFRED ALLEN
ADMISSION lOeaand 1ao
a fine trip.
Ted Martin of San Fraaclsco haa
accepted 'a position la the Pelican
Bay Lumber company's offlee
Gilbert Lapham la registered at the
Hotel Hall from VlstUlaa la eastern
Klamath county.
F. McMillan Is here for n short
time from Dorrls. He Is s guest at
the Hotel Hall.
Inn Akin has returned from Mae
doe), after a visit of several weeks
with Mrs. K. O. Blssell.
Cecil and Carl Adams spsnt Sun
day with their people, on their ranch
in California.
Frank (Irons came in Saturday af
ternoon from the Rim Rock Stock
ranch, east of Langell Valley
Elslo Rockenham, came In Sunday
Bight from San Francisco for a visit
with her brother at Pelican City.
Ogdon Snyder, who has been spend
ing some time here for his hsalth,
has returned to his home In Ooldhlll.
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County Food Admlstrator George
Chastaln returned, last evening from
a short tiuslhesn trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Warren Kllgore of
Upper Lungell Valley eame In Satur
day for a short visit In the city.
The Van Auto servlco carried two
loads of nasHcngars to the Klamath
Hot Springs lor the day yesterday.
John llagelstlne was among the
Klamath Kails visitors Saturday
.from hU rnncn In the Algoma sec
tion, Albert A. llrmlford of the Merrill
district left (or' Portland Saturday,
where ho will enter the naval ser
vice." Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 Marshall and
family- boimht suupllea here Satur
day afternoon for their ranch In the
Olene dUtrlvt.
C. 8. Cole, Fred Williams, J. II.
Hutchln and J. II. Wllbern were
auto stngo passengers to Ashland
this morning.
Louis Gerber has returned from
his ranch In Horsefly Valley, where
ho haa sent the last few days oa
business.
Maaagcr E. J. Grant of the Algo
ma Lumber company returned Sat
urday ecnlng from a brief bualness
trip to Portland.
Colonel George A. Sinn of Portland ;
came In last evening aad left this
morning for Chlloquln on his way to
Crater Uko for a short visit.
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for the i'omiany. !
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plays are at thtlr bttt J
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last night from San Francisco aad
President W. E. Lamm of the;wm pnd .everal daya here attend
Ijimm Lumber company of Modoc ing to business matters for the com
Polat, came in Saturday evening p.nr
from a bualness visit to San Fran
c)KO Mrs. James F. Wells or Ashland,
'arrived lust night lor a visit with
A son has arrived at the heme of n,r am,,ltr, Hiss Edna Walls. She
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cheyne In tbej.,, accompanied by Clark Paine, n
Spring Lake district.. The baby nephw of Miss Wells, who expects
weighed eight pounds. Dr. L. L. to remain in the county.
Truax was In attendance. I
I James Klrkpatrlck, n yaung man
Mr. end Mrs. Court arrived from who BM h99U .-pi0yed la the Ack
8oa Francisco In their enr, last nlght;ley Brcthers saw mill hare for some
to visit Mrs. Court's mother, Mrs., .I-. -. i.f. OB (ha train this morn.
Joe Moore. They will remsta uatll
after the Fourth.
Miss Rose Reed aad "Adelaide
Schubert are home on their vacations
Ins for Baa Francisco, whsre he ex
pects to Join some branch of the
army service.
There was a big oxcursloa oa the
from Fablola hospital, where lhayjupptr ,,,, yesterday which saabled
nre training for nunes. They nre
Visiting their respectlvefsmllles.
Mrs. J. M. Frothlngham haa 're
turned homo after a visit of several
days with Mrs. , Rockenf leld at Pell
can Bay. Her homo Is In Macdool,
and she made the trip In her cnr.
a largo number or pleasure seeners
to enjoy a few .hours of the good
fishing nt Rocky Point They re
ported a fine crowd of campers at
the resort recently opened.
"Nate" Otterbeln Is la oa matters
of business, from 'his ranee heyoad
1 tVln.l.r h arrival f "" . " "
a.'n,-'n. t .b. th. no.i.in. ..'xlaatlc over the prospects for raBch-
agent for the Standard Oil company '"' c- The water will
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left Inst week to Join the service.
Egen of the Algoma Lumber com
pany and Charles Otey of Chlloquln
were among these who came in to
attend the Lumbermen's banquet at
the White Pelican hotel Saturday
evening.
Manager W. B. Parker obthe Kla
math Development company, came la
plants near Bonnnta la about two
weeks, be report.
FRENCH IMPROVE FOMITIONH
With the French Army, June 17.
(By Associated Press.) The French
have improved their line around the
northeastern corner of the Vlllers
forest In Rottsrets, Marao salient
Enormous German Snbmame Holding Up Spanish Skip
UV A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
Watch
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Watchmakers
Wheel see bring year wntrh ia
, Use's for reemira fm eUre it w
the hands of aa esarrt watrh
maker. Nu epprrntke or m
tmlned worker tourhru It. You
ran not set irmter skill, know
lee nod care. Material nasi
aarta used ere the heat pro
duced. The price k as re,
sonabln sa Is ronslMent with
good work. All work gnareM-,
teed. We eaieclnlly sollc.lt
work uon which otltera her
fallool.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
Osktol 8. P. Watch laeeecter
New City mtii
Wa Owarantes Osf.rsffct
Shirts nnd Cellars Usnewt
Wa also wash silk, west, mi
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ante and be cenvlneei. eefjOrkj
are right Phone 1M.
127 Fourth Stm
Back sf First Nattsaal aaai
.Datsengers
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H Falls, visited Miss Chrlitlssal
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Mrs. II. II. Van ValkMserft.l
tlilr has been hero vlsltlac'ses I
few days from Han Krsoelss.v
' A party trom this dlstrM Seta
to Sprague river, tlshlafkat I
day. Members report a flee IkMi
a good catch of fish.
Oeorge Agar hauled ','f,1
math Falls Thursday.
Miss llaael Moore was aleni
Falls visitor Frldsy.
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'upeer deck of the Spanish staame
rlafaau Isabel da Borbon, white
aha was held up off CadJi by the Qar
man U-boat, shows the largest 'war
submarine slrclled about tha Spaal
submarine clrclled about ha Spaal
sh steamer, while five Oermea efflM
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native tissues dog aad the result is generations to Hurt ane
kidney trouble, bladder weakness aad clogged kidneys; ".TTIMl
a general decline In health, acids In the urlns " g
When your kidneys feel Ilka lumps source of Irritation, ,jr
of lead; your back 'hurts or the arise dar' disorders., !:
la cloudy, full of sediment, er m are a Ja4 salts Is l5J2
obliged to seek relief two er three
times during the night; If yea infer
with sick headache or ditty, nervous
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