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Herald's Classified Ad vs.
HELP WANTED
WANTED
A girl for ccnoral houso
Work,
1'lioua 95. 20-tf
WANTED A middle-aged lady to do
housowork and help with the care
of two children. Phono 43. 20-3t
WANTED Woman to work In board
ing house. Phone 9S-J. 19-3
WANTED Woman to keep houe
and care for two small children.
Apply at Klamath Dopt. Store. 18-4
LOST AND FOUND
LOeT-T-Betwccn Ashland and Kcno, a
32-40 Marlon carbine. Finder re
turn to Herald odlco. Reward. 20-3
FOR RENT
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FOR RENT A furnished apartment
Pkaae 11 2-R7 20-1 !
WANTED To rent a piano for prob
ably a year. Phono 208-w le-st
FOR SALL
FOR SALE Belgian hare), dressed
ready to fry; 35c per lb. Phone
2I-J. 20-2
FOR SALE Idle Ford light dellv-
ery ear la good' condition. Cheap
for cash. Chllcote, 633 Main St. 20-3
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FOR SALE Ford tracter: fin for
Blowing. Price 1376. P. O. Box
4I.
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FOR SALE One Ford tractor at
tachment la splendid condition. H.
J .Tleaaor, Laagell Valley. lt-3
FOR; SALE Or will trade for Kla-
atata farm nader Irrigation, or will
take entile, residence on Conger ava
ae. Address p, O. Bos MS, City.
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FOR SALS Row boats In first class
condition wKh erearnde engines.
John QriHU, Bgal Ridge. 17-
FOItSALaV-Ezcspiioaal-Taltte Cad-
uhw car. nowiej uaraga. i-ii
FOR SALE 110 acre ranch; price
-; lit tw mm. Inquire Herald, of-
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FOR SALS 1000 yonng tkorobred
Hampshire ewes and 2000. yoang
therosred Cotawool ewes. Address
Walter A. Sherlock, Altnraa, Callfor-
13-I2t
FOR SALE 117
.Terms to suit.
Shot.
Model Maxwell.
Heallae Photo
12-tf
HISCELLANEOUS
TO EXCHANQE Good Portland rat-
Meace for Klamath property. Also
Ashland residence. E. O. Argravas.
owner, Mecca Peel Hall. af-tf
tu exuhanob Equities In some
very, choice Mala street property
tor 'aemeuing clear. These are
worth investigating..
J. T. WARD CO.
Ml Mala Street
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? ITS
YOUR KIDNEYS
There's no use suffering from the
awfal agony of lame back. Don't
. wait till It "passes off." It only comes
back." Find the cause and stop It.
, Diseased conditions of the bladder or
kidneys are usually indicated by stiff
j lame bck, wrenching pains, luraba-
o. sciatica, nervousness, sleenloss-
tired, worn-out feeling, pain In the!
lower abdomen. These are nature's
signals for help,
Here's the remedy. When you feel
, the first twinges of pain or exper
- lance any of those symptoms, get busy
' at once, do to your druggist and get
a'box, of pure, original CIOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules, Imported fresh
avery moiits from tho laboratories In
Haarlem, Hollund,v Pleasant and easy
to take, they ulmost Instantly attack
the poisonous germs that are clog
ging uk your system and bring quick
reHef,!
For over two hundred years they
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BOMOBEPORT
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Tho Klamath County Court appropri
ated the sum of 1400 for school fair
purposes for the year 1917. This
money was expended a followsr
Monoy apportioned to Fort Kla
moth for branch fair S 36.00
Monoy to Malln branch fair..., 35.00
Free trip to boys and gtrla
summer school held at Ore
gon Agricultural College in
summer of 1918, to boy
standing highest In Indus
trial club work In Klamath .
county ,.....; . 37.00
Free trip as above. to girt
standing highest In Kla
math county ............... 37.00
INDIVIDUAL PRIZES AWARDED
35 first prizes of 2.00 each.. 110.00
34 2nd prizes of S1.S0 each.... 61.00
IS 3rd prizes of $1.26 each.... 22.50
12 4th prizes of $1.00 each 12.00
S 5th prizes of 75c each COO
Total prizes money awarded $34.50
EXPENSES
W. O. Smith Printing Co. pro
grams, tags and show
cards -I 20.25
Blehn Qarag e. gas. oil. etc for
auto
23.75
Cash. for pins, ribbons, nails
and twine ... ....... ......... 4.06
Baldwin Hardware Co., base
ball . 1.26
Big Basis Lumber Co., rental
of anraber ... ..... . . 4.20
Total expenses $ 63.50
Prizes awarded and expenaes f 400.00
Unused prize money account
of prize winning girl not
taking Oregon Agricultural
summer school trip . ...... 37.50
Total disbursements of Kla
math County School Far
Association for School pur
poses .... -..........$312.50
Money received from Kla
math County Court 400.00
Balance on hand la School
Fair Fund .'.. ... 37.50
Respectfully submitted,
C. D. CHORPBNINO. President.
EDNA I. WELLS. Secretary,
H. ROLAND OliAISYER, Sab
Chalrman Finance Committee.
Patrick
Weather"
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K. K. K. STORE.
bveatajate saw tMW'ISia We pet
af tha Travalsts. Taay give a
awesmasn cat lasaranrs at a
See Cktteata( C4M Mala Be.
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SUNDAY MONDAY
Helect Pktarea Praseat
NORMA TALMADQR
"THE OHOSTS OF YESTERDAY"
A stirring Drama la vrhjrti Love over-
roineH Hie empty glitter of cabaret
TEMPLE THEATER
Mataal Presents
MARY MILKS MINTER
la
"A BIT OF JADE"
Also A Geo. One? Comedy
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Triangle Preaenta
WILLIAM V. MONO
In
"THK MAN WHO WOKE UP"
Also Hearst PaUie new Latest War
Picture and Current Events.
Admbaloa 10c and 18c,
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUBSDAYS AND SATURDAYS
THE BVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
P
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ERSONAL MENTION
i LITTLE SIDKLIOHTH ON I.O(L IIAI VHVIMIS
AMONG THK PEOPLE OK TRIH CITV AM VICINITY.
GOINGS AND COMI.yiH OF LOCAL FOLKS
Jack Miller Is In the city on busi
ness today from Dorrls.
It. O. Dolten of St. Louis
guest nt the Hotel Hall today.
Ig a
II. M. 8tephena Is registered at the
White Pelican Hotel from Spokane.
J. M. Menny Is among tho recent
arrivals In this city from Portland.
R. P. 8haw and son nro here for a
short visit from Korett, Washington.
J. II. Hobbs n merchant nt Mcrlll
U a county bent business lsltor to
dar. Mr. and Mm. R. O. Thompklns aro
down from the saw mill at Martin!
near Kirk for a short visit. ;
C. D. Arthur came In yesterday
from the My district to look nftor
business Interests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Mack nro
tourist visitors at the White Pelican
Hotel from San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 'It. Mitchell aro
down from Tort Klamath. Tliey are
guests at the Hotel Hall. '
N. Benson was among the arrivals
In this city yesterday from San Fran
cisco, i
County Commissioner Frank Mc
Corsack paid the city a business visit
yesterday afternoon.
S. W. Dwtnnell Is here on matters
cf business from Mncdoel today. He
Is a guest at tho White Pelican Hotel, i
Miss V. P. Farnhum has arrlvod
frcm MCMInnvlIle to take charge of
the achool In Lower Langell Valley,
KNTKNTK AERIAL NIWH
HKRVICF. FOR Al'STRIA
Italian Airplanes are now regularly
supplying Austrla'a rebellious sub
jects with Entente War "news. A
complete 8quadrllle has Just dropped
100,000 leaflets In Croat, Slovene,
and Jugoslav on Zara. The Hrvatska
Drtavi, of Agrnm, reports that other
Italian aviators, flying above town
In Carnlols, have been throwing
down pamphlets containing the re
solutions of the Congress of Rome.
"The people," aays the Austrian
paper, "at first thought the leaflets
were connected with the war loan."
A little later, above Klagenfurt. "An
Austrian airplane was .throwing down
war-loan circulars and Italian air
planes were dropping Trurabltcu
manifestoes at the same time." Dr.
Trumbltch might be called the Jugo
slav ambassador to the Entente. The
Congress of Rome gave "Jugoslavia"
Its first official recognition. And
thanka to this' Italtan, news service
from the air. to Jugoslavs have now
nothing to learn about the attitude
of the Entente towards them, or of
Entente victories en the Alsne and
Somme.
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
ef hat
PRtQpfMNv avVTVav BIVWCfMvm
To see the tinge of healthy bloom
in your race, to see your akin get
clearer and clearer, to wake up with
out a headache, backache,, coated
tongue or a nisty breath, In fact, to
feel your best, day' In and day out,
(list try Inside bathing every morning
for one week.
Before breakfast each day, drink a
glasa of real hot 'water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In It
aa a harmless meant of washing from
the stomach, liver, kldneya and bowels
the previous day's Indigestible waste,
our bile and toilns; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting mora
.'food Into tha stomach. The action ot
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty atomacb It wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleana out all the sour
fermentations, gases and acidity and
gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. ,
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate will cost very little at the drug
store but Is sufficient to demonstrate"
that Just as soap and hot water
cleinses, sweetens and freshens the
skin, so hot water and limestone phos
phate act on the blood and Internal or
gans. Those who are subject' to con-
stlpatlon.bllious attacks, acid stomach
rheumatic twinges, also those whose
sain is sallow and complexlonj pallid,
are assured that one week of Inside
bathing will have them both looking
and feeling better la very way. Ad.
It. A. Ilooth orihi' Hooth Kello)
Timber Company win among tho
trnlih arrivals Inst night (mm lJunoiio.
Mrs. K. II. McMuilry arrived on
last evening's train riom Stockton,
California. 81 u Is a guest at tho
Hotel Hall.
A. Hi l.oinax, tlootgo II loonhnwer,
Ivnn Houston and J. S. Foil wcro,
passenger this morning on tho auto
stage to Ashland. .
K. H, Cox of the Weed Lumber Com
pany omo In mi iho tr.ilu last even
ing on matters of IiimIiiosm. Ho Is n
guest at, the White I'ellcnn Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Uoldunlto nro
guests at tho White Pelican Hotel
form Chlloqutn. Mr. Unldthwnlte h
president of tho Modoc Lumber Co.
John Shock, n pioneer storhmau
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oi ixininaiu vouniy, m. nns ouen-i,,, vory pi.,,c ,,,, , ,,, Ul,t0(,
stvo Interests In the Dairy section, Is g((cs
siting In Klamath PalN for u few. Tll0' 1)Ueril wcro ,,0Vcrcd to Mr.
,,,ll, l1nocr during his locent lslt to
Oeorgo Wnlton and Fieil Kngllih i Loudon. .Two motor ears were re
of the California Oicgon Power Com.llreil to enrry them. Home of them
pany went to Copcn esterdny expect-J xVro wrltu'n by Individuals while
Ing to moot and return with Alcc,P'hoM wero ncd by the children of
Ki:shoroigb, vlco president of the,11 w,ie,o achool : Ho that tne letters
Company.
.At the Churches
The Christian Science Society of
Klamath Falls holds services at 113
Fourth street every Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock and every Wed
nesday evening at S o'clock. All arc
welcome.
Subject of lesson for Sunday
"Mutter."
The Sunday achool session Is
from 9:45 to '10:45 every Sunday
morning.
The Bible and all authorized Chris
tlan Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased.
The free reading room and frco
lending library Is open from 2:30
to 4:30 on Tuc3daytt, Thursdays and
Saturday a.
,
Evangelical Lutheran services will
be held in the-Baptist church, corner
Eighth and Washington stroets nt
7:30 p. ro. Sundny achool at 2 p. m.
All Lutherans of Klamath Falls
are most heartily Invited to attend
the services of their church. All
others Interested are welcome, stran
gers are Invited., Anyone knowing
of Lutherans In oraround Klamath
Falls please notify M, C. Itossman,
pastor, 137 First street.
At the morning service at the Pres
byterian church at 11 o'clock, tho
pastor will speak on tho subject of
"The Unity of Christian Forces." All
members of the church and congre
gation are urged to be present as
there Is a matter of vltul Importance
to .the church to bo discussed aft tho
close of the sorvlce, Sabbath achool
at 10 a. in., classes for ovory ago. ont as wo have some Important bus
Christian Endeavor sorvlce at 7:15 Incss to transact.
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GRATEFUL TO
FINOS HERE
Ni:V YORK, Sept. 16. "Jenny
Jane's, or Klamath Falls, I until to
make ou acquainted with Alleo
Drown of Hhofflold, Kng.,i here Is u
loiter from her thanking you for mV
lag food so that sho need not j,et
hungry. I Invite you to wrlto to U'r."
This, In effcclf thoiiKh perhaps not
by tho use of those words, is the plan
adopted by United Stntei Food Ad
ministrator Herbert U. llnonir, to
convoy tho thanks of English school
children cf Aniorlcn for helping him
to conserve food Mr the benefit of
Kngltsh girls nnd boj's.
Mr. Hoover had nrougnt uncx iroiu
London- tunny thousand of letters
fin in (ho llrltlsh boys and girls nnd
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wcro tieariroit expressions or gran-
tuilo to tho American nation wnicn
had denied Itself to provldo Knglmd
with food.
"I will voryt proudly distribute
these lottcra among our American
Schools," replied Mr. Hoover. "I
am quite Hiiro that they will form one
of tho most effective links possible
between tho people, of the two nat
ions. Each one of them will be prized
nnd I will too to It that not one of
the thousands of .schools sinttored
(hrnciit our country Is left without at
least ono of them. They form a heap
of roil treasure, and should have n
vory fnr-ronching remit,"
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No one ever got rich merely b
nvlng money. You must Invest It
A good way to Invest It Is to buy War
livings and Thrift 8tnmps.
u1. m. Lessons from Blblo characters'.
In the evening wo will Join In the
patriotic service at the Houston Op
era House ut 8 o'clock.
Farewell services at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning.
Union patriotic servlco at the opera
houso at 8 p. m. Sunday achool at
10 a. m. A class for every one. High
school students especially Invited
Epworth loagdo at 7 p. in.
Sunday service at the Catholic
church. First Mass at 8:30 u. in1.
Second Mass und 'Benediction at
10:30. a. m.
First Christian church, corner 9th
and Pine. Bible school 10 a. m.
Communion servlco 10:45. Chris
tian Endeavor 7 p. m. Come, you ure
wolcomo to these services. We ear
nestly request all members to bo pres-
AIRPLANE PILOT
land via Holland. He Is shown with
one of the airplane pilots, one. of
those who haa been rewarded for his
fllghta and bombs over London,
She TelU Teacher How
to Make Pupil Patriotic
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Miss l.elghtnn, vvlo attained a na
tional rcput'illon In Iho school world
for her work In vocational training In
the .mcIiooIs or I'asxnlc, N, J, Is now
clvlo secretary of the National He.
curlty League. Her efforts nro being
devoted principally toward carrying
tho league's message of militant pa
triotism .Into the element Jry school
of tho country. In this she has been
eminently successful. One of thv
methods of promotion originated by
her which has attracted particular
attention Is n Correspondence Coutsn
for leathers, In which she Is suppl)
Ing teachers In the elementary grades
with practical suggestions for pa
triotic Instruction.
WITH THK'AMKItlCAN FOUCKR
IN FltANCK, Sept. 20 (lly tho
Amcclnted 1'rc.is) Thousands of Ger
man prisoners, many of them (uken
by tho Amorlcnns In the drive north
of the Marue and southwest of Holt
sons, have been working In the grain
fields of Frame, during the last few
weeks. ,'
In somo Instances n xliiKln French
soldier guirds fifty or sixty Hermans
as they labor In the field. tliio
French soldier Huld he had been
guarding prisoners ull summer and
that not ono cf them hnd endoavnred
to csenpo. All the Hermans working
aa hurvcrtora .m clung to their gas
masks, jmuy of them carrying them
on a strap over their shoulder as thuy
tolled In the fields.
At night the Herman farmers' help
ers wero taken to quarters In the
different farming districts where
temporary buildings, Miirroundcd by
a high barbed wire fence had been
erected.
Are you saving tor yourself alono or
buying War 8avlngs Stamps and sav
ing for yourself nnd your cnuntryT
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WAGNER
Folding Carriages and Go-Carts
are sold on seven leading
points that make l hem
the most pniiular of any
Imby rig on tho market
today.
1 The lightest In weight
and most durable.
&WVonr how ninhulr top,
no cracking or leaking.
S Well padded seat and
back.
4Flne.t of oil tempered t?el spring, making It comfortable for
baby.
n Itult . feet nro protected from Klamath's storms by the fold.
Jug storm hood. '
B Will stand alono when folded.'
that has this' featuro?
7 Tho price Is in keeping with other make less desirable.
Ca!l and See the Popular Wagier DeMtstrateil
Eskelson's Furniture House
SATURDAY, NKITKMDini 01, ina
litmk over Hie fine lino of miHn nnd
nert'onla nt
11-tf Wf' K. K. htoimj.
Purchno n Thrift 'sintnp i.foro ,.
Ing, "Ther work while yu MllH
HrltiR
rhimi wonderful sueiitef !,., ..
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1'lieproof NloriiHc, safe!) ninl w.
et rated. All gomNliHiireil iIIM
ei-N U'areliouie Co.
Kilt
No liortigti of woolen VHr ,
11-tf , K. K. U. HHiitK.
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The groat strength, thn My, ,y.
ileiuls, ami tho Ineoiuparahlo !,..,,.
Ills of the First Ainerlcnn l,irr ,ut.
unco Co., mnaim Unit elans liintiriitiro
(for you. Tor particular! see (U,i o.
uirieii, umiriti uiaiiagur, j 2-tf
Electric
Lamps
Wo have ull sizes of glnhe from
10 wnttj to 1000 watt In voIUzm
from 100 to 200, and can fit our
sockets properly. The Fumous Weil.
Inghottso limps the only lump manu
facturer not In the lamp combine,
nro nut only as good, hut the (nt.
Link River
Electrical Co.
fly II.
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We Move Everything
Kipcrlt-uccd Parkers for House.
hold UimhI. Light nnd Heavy
llnullnit of All DcM-rlptlons.
Ilraily at Any Hour.
General Truster Co.
I'hone use Renideare III.VM
2,000 Cords of
SLAB WOOD
For Hale at Hlilppluglon
Muh mutt) hi once SMMM) i-ortN
of slab wood In anN of the
KIiuiimIIi Manufacturing nun
mm) nt Hlilpplngton.
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