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The Herald Pabttshmg Cmmmv el
Elumath rami at 111 Jowl street,
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nil. Oregon, tor traaamlesloa tsueejg.
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WKDXK8DAY, JUNK 10, ll
HELP WANTED
WANTKD Two carpenter. Ford
(larnce. 18-St
WANTED Girl or woman to do
housework Call nt Klamath Dept.
Store. -3f
WANTKD One or two girls to work
at hospital. Apply to Minn Keller,
minorlntendcnt. l-3t
Herald's Classified Adrs.
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT Room, garage, barnt
etc. S02 Oak Are. l-3t"
FOR RENT I'aiture; COc per head
per month for cattle; $1.00 for
horses. Also several thousand acres
title hay to sell at reasonable price
and you cut It. 8ce A. A. Mehattey,
4S1 Mala St. 1T-M
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE Buggy and harness at
hair their value. A. A. Mehaffey,
431 Main street. 18-tt
FOR 8AI.E household furnltura.
dishes, fruit Jars, etc. Mr. P. D,
Owen. 101" i High street. Pboae
lIT-.W. Is-U
FOR SALE If taken by July 10, the
best paying business la Klamath
Falls. Pays 30 per cent and better
oa Investment Absolute proof to
right party. Nothing leaa than $5000
cash will handle this. Addreaa W.
O.. care Herald. 17-t
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Oa Wanrlaad Ave., la Mills
Addltloa, crank off of a big cur
Herald office. 18-St
LOST Betwea bathhouse and Sagar
'Bowl, cola pane coatalalag im-
portaat key. Flader please retara
to Herald office. lt-Sf
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 1C0 acree aorth of Ma
lta. All coming under Shasta View
Irrigation unit Price la right.
J. T. WARD OO,
hi New Office
Ml Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
-TO THE DEATH"
A Five-Act WonderpUy of Power aad
Starrls
MME. PCTHOVA
Also a -reel Hart and the Local
Events of Our City
The Red Cross Drive, DecoraUoa Day
Parade, Hlgli School at Vacation)
Time
Prices, 10c, 15c War Tax added
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
Netlce Is hereby given that tjiere
are funds In the County Treasury for
the payment of all Klamath County
General Fund Warrants protested
(presented for payment but not paid
for want of funds) on or before
July 2, 1913, excepting warrants No.
29916, 29988, 29989, 29990 29991
and 29992. '
Interest on same will cease from
date.
Dated at Klamath' Falls, Oregon,
this 18th day of June, 1918.
GEO. A. HAYDON,
18-5t County Treasurer,
MILLS ADDITION LOTS
Buy a lot In Mills or Darrow addi
tions, close to the Industrial center.
Some are priced as low n $115 on
'aasy terms. Will take your Liberty
,: Reads at par. See Chlloote( 833
' Mala street. 18-tf
If yew waat to tarsi year Liberty
wCbUcoto. 14
UV A THRIFT STAMP TAV
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COUNCIL ASKRD TO AMEND OR
DINANCK SO .TORXKRS CAN
BE KEPT WITHIN THE .CITY
LIMIT.
A delegation attending council
meet Monday night asked to have
the pig ordinance so modified that:
residents In Issolated section of the
city could respond to' Uncle Sam's J
call for more people to raise pork.
It was pointed out that there arc
hundreds of acres wlthla the city
limits without a house and thut
persons living In such sections could
could rahe pigs without offending
the noatrlta of their neighbors as
well as if the tinea of the city did
not take In that section, besides
pigs do not make a breeding place
for files as much as horse barm.
The council was disposed to tookj
kindly upon any attempt to assist
In the production of pork and sym
pathised with those who found
themselves la a position where
they would violate tt.e city ordinan
ces by so doing. It waa suggested
that the ordinance could be winked
at aad Police Judge Leavltt waa
asked if that woald embarass the
Judicial department of tke city. The
accommodating Judge did not think
It woald.
Just at thla time it dawaed apoa
Chief executive Crtealer that the
city administration waa bordering
on eacouragtag the violation of oae
of Its ordiaaaeeg aad tarried oa to
the next order of baslaese without
settling the matter. The ladastrious
residents who wanted to raise pig
had to be contented and left feeling
uncertain asto whether or not he
would be arrested If he attempted
to keep a pig wlttla the city limits.
UV A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
Nones
Dr.O. r. Deaereat will be In Mer
rill from -aew uatil July 15, to do
dental work, aad free July 15 to
August 1, will be la'Boaaasa. 18-4
NOTfCK TO DANCERS
Ho Yal Look! Tke Meeee lodge
expects to hold their regular dance
next Saturday Bight. Jaae 33. at the
PaavUloa. aad coatlaae (or the eaav
ler. Old frteade know Its a alee.
cool, roomy place. New friends come
we want you, aad know you will
have a good time.
Tbw U no ladlvldual affair, but are,
helplag our 2$ boy that are doing
servjee for oar goverameat, aad all!
or us.
The Peerless orchestra will furn
ish the music. The best musicians
la Southern Oregon. Come one end
all! Welcome everyone! 15-Bt
PLAIN and faacy sewing at Under-
wood Apts. raoae s. ls-bt;
Sarety
ChHrete.
whUeyow wait.
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Ask Chilcoto to Ull yon about the
new ISIS low root We, accideat aad
health policies of the Traveler. They
are modern and cost leaa than oth.
era. 14
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OPERA HOUSE
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STAR THEATER
"HIS MAJESTY, BUNKER BEAN
A Paramount Pktaro Featariag jack
Pickford
Also, OMt West," A Fatty Arbackle
Spasm la Two Parts
TEMPLE THEATER
'THE ORELL MYSTERY"
A Vitagrapli, Featariac
Also "Dnmmiea aad Deceptions,"
A Comedy
ADMISSION ,10s aand lie
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURBS
TVBSDAYS AND SATURDATa
Merrill Notts
Clay WlUon visited
Sunday and Monday.
Kmmatb
Mrs. Ethel Howell waa here from
Klamnth Fall Sunday visiting old
friends. i
Hn-.uy Mitchell and George Math
ews were bere Monday night of
liwt week enroute to the Mitchell
ranch In the Oklahoma country
with a band of cattle.
E. 0. Cherryman la here from
the county scut. He la employed
In Martin Rrog. flouring mill.
Walter l'urdy Is suferlng with a
broken nrm as the rosul of being
klccken by a horse.
We do not know what commer
be after -the war but we do know
that n liberty bond and other U. S.
government securities wilt be sound
and secure Every dollar loaned
the government now Is a dollar
saved for the time when peace
comes. With their savings Invest
ed In these sound securities, the
American people will be well pre
pared to meet the problems that
peace will bring. It la a species or
Insurance for tt.at day.
UY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
Watch
Repairing
Watchmakers
Whew yon bring yoar watch to
Upp's for repairs yon stare it la
the hand of an expert watch
maker. No apprentice or aa
trained worker toncheo k. Vow
can aot get greater kill, know
ledge aad care. Material aad
pert aeed are the beat are
dared. The prico Is as rea
sonable as is com latent with
food work. All work guaran
teed. Wo especially solicit
work upoa which others have
failed.
Frank M.Upp
JEWELER
.511 Main Street
OSkial S. P. Watch Inspector
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Forty-Eight Are
Called In June
SIX PATRIOTS HAVK ALRKADV
DKPARTKD ..FOR TB.UNIXti
AND H MORK C.tLLKD TO OO
JUNK S3.
Klamath county will- send 4
stalwart heroes to the training
camps this month. Sis have al
ready departed. These were J. E.
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the "BlueDevilaM wane
call in French and heard his
united.
Hosklng, James Greta, Frits Mar
quardt. Jay Falrclo, Ckester Liak
eabach wad oae other who did aot
leate from Klamath Falls.' These
go Into special training tralalag la
nest call Is for 34 men who will
entrain Juae IS aad the last eight
will leave betweea the ISth aad
30th or Juae. .These last oaes will
go for meehaalca and will go for
special training.
Of those called for the 2Glh four
have been given permission to en
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train at other polati.
They are
John Dabasr, Archie Hosier. Chea
ter Zachary, and , .ijr W. r.wo.
Thirty-four other have been noti
fied and from these the requisite
numb wrlll be seUcted by tan
time tor departure. The names
and addresses of those called aro
as follows !
John C. Leonard, Hen Frnnclsco;
Archie K. Uoff, Chlloquln; Unrl
Rylvester Orchard, Merrills James
Nlklaason, Man 'FVanclsco; Fred L.
Mahn, Laplnet Tillman King, Klein
uth rails; Arel II. tlerglund, Klam
ath Falls; IHtrcy W. Slack. Trinity
Center. Cal.j Anperlno Ilarlo, Al.
gomai Agqstlno Uoae, San Fiun
cUco: Antonio Dal Brol, Ktnmuth
Falls: Joseph llobeslelll, Klniunth
Lawrence Mustard, Klamntl. Fulls;
(leorge Clinton, Ited llluffi Oscar
L. Urson. Klamath Falls; James
Dedemoa, Algonm; Frank E. Tuck
er, Klamath Falls; John K. Hchnee
berger, Klamath Falls; Ucronlmo
Ohl, Klamath Fails: Albert E.
Hamilton, Klamath Fulls; Otto
Youaa-. Chlleauln: ljwrnc Stew
art, Willows. Cal.; (iuy N. Hatterlun
Klamath Falls; Charles Kchnnrhon,
Chlloquln; Noah K. Nyhart, Klam
ath Falls; llrure M. It n in ho. Klam
ath Falls; Vincent Jellnek. Malln:
Robert A. Ward, Klamath Falls;
Marlon ft. Cannon, Chlloquln; llos-
roe Dlehn, Or.lloquln; Archie tl.
Winter, Fort-Klmnalh; Ulr J. lled-
lund, O rants INiss; Kobert It. NoIiIk
Merrill; Dick Loulnlnsnout, Ituch,'
Oregon; Edward Johnson, Modoc
Polat; Arthur 8. Uuernsey, Klam
ath Falls; Harry Loper, Teko, Wn.;
WlllUm Crewe. Tekoa, Wa.
THE BKHT COMTH I.ENN
America's oldest. bet nn-l most
successful Life Inmiranrr; Co., The!
Mwtaal IJfe of N, Y. 'or i;irtlru.
lara regardlag our new ikiIIcIun sen1
Ueo. C Ulrlch, dlitrl:t manager. If
HEAVY MEAT EATERS .
HAVE LOW KIDNEYS
KAT LPMn'mKKT IF YOU FKEI,
HACKACIIY OK HAVE III.ADDKIt
TltorilLK
No man or woman who eats meat,
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kldneya occasonally, says
a well kaowa authority. Meat forms
uric acid, which ascites the kidneys,
they become overworked from the
strain, get sluggish and fall to niter
the waits poisons from the blood,
then wo get sick. Nearly all rheu
matism, headaches, liver trouble, ner
vousness, dlsslness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you fret a dull ache In
the kidneys or your bsck hurts or If
the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of
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pw v oil
Ready to Cook in a Jifly
Jtktt tat touch of a match and
your New Perfection Oil Cook
Stove ie ready for cooking. No
waiting for the fire to bum up.
Xaaier to operate than a coil or
wood steve: No amoke or odor;
no dust or dirt. 'Bakes, broils,
routs, toasts, all the year round.
All the convenience of gas. And
cool kitchen in summer,
b ili "' burn tlitt, wl
or wWMtit evtio or ctblmit Atk
yvurtiltrltdty.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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NEW PERFECTION
OH COOK STOVE
J. E. HOSKINO, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Klamsth FslUf Orans
These Stoves (or Sale
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Own Canoe!
Don't take snyont's word far
the kind of clothes thty want
you to buy for 8ummtr until yy
fheroly Investigate every claim
that they makt for the mattrial
and workmanship which Is in,
bodied In the garments thty try
to sell you.
Paddle your own canos It jett
snothtr way of warning yM v
taKe nobody's word for unsrty.
en ststtmtntt. We want yttf
to thoroly Invtttlgate our a
sortmtnts of Summtr Suits Very
csrefully before you sctuatty
buy thim. Wt hnow thtH
stand your tttt.
K. Sugannao
Aute Comfort Cuthlont snd
cook gksellne stoves. Ttlftrd
garage.
sediment, Irregular of passage or at-
'tended by a sensation of scaldtsg,Mte
eating meat and get about fouretsets
of Jim! 81 U from any pharmacy; lake
a tabletpoonful In a glass or water M-
fore breskfast and In a few days
kidneys will act One. This ft!
stilts Is made from the acid of gnats
nnd lemon Juice, combined with titbit,
and has been used for generations I
f liush and Htlmulate the kidneys, ska
to neutrsllte the acids In urine soft
no longer causes Irritation, thut tni
lug blsilder weakness.
Jnd Rill IcInexperiiiUe, and cssset
Injure; makes a ilrllslitfal oStrvts
nt llllilii water drink which every
one should take now and then to step
the kidney clean and active and Ike
blood pure, thereby avoiding Mrisst
kidney complications. Adv.
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