The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 26, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'V-T VAMI TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUtWlUY, NOVKMI1KR BO, lniR r v. b TheEvenm Herald W, 6. SMITsi KDlTim PsAHshen rtftliy rorftipl fcandaby Ths Herald PaUIMiing company of KlnsMtfa FaIJa, nt 115 Fourth'stroet, Rat mod at the postonice at Klam olli Falls, Orp.T for transmission thru 'tho mails as second-class matter. Baheerlptton terms by mall to any address, In ttio United States! On? yar....w ... .$8.00 Oneimonih IVt... .-... -SO Mi-murr pf the Aclntcil Prcos J The-Astoelated, Ptosb is exclusively entitled to thd use tor republication of ni news dispatches rredlted to It or, not lothcrwlse" credited In this pa per, an;d also local news )ubllshcd herein. All rights f republication or apo dal filsnatches heroin ard also re- sen ed" H ERSONAL MENTION (L I.ITTt.K HinKMOllTS tV LOCAL II.VI 1'UMXOS AMONG THE PEOPLE OF THIS CITV AM) VICIMTY. COIN OS AMI COMIM1S OK LOCAL POLKS Mr. and Mrs. J K. Hall and fnm II)' came In yesterday far a short visit W. E. Lamm Is In town for a short time from Modoc Point. jnt the County joit. They ire guest P. CarUon Is hero on matters of nt Ul0 wh,0 ican. business from tho Klamath Agent). i , ! Mr. anil Mrs. V. C Hilton and Mrs. John H. Foster Is II! nt her trelr two sons arq In Klamath Tails tirmn tit If rt Qit-lnrra A ilillf lfin I t e-nttl thitU tile alnil- hihaI, l. . "Vine 111 a aw Mii suna ......., I " HitH "I ft. .iVitlV Ittlllls 111 UIU i " - ' - "" "' "- Malta district. Thoy nrj stopping at J mntorlats nml uhlnplnrr, wb a state. r.Aiuimmm i " " " Ihft Ifrtlnl Hnll. I lllt'Ill l'BUCU uv inn American l.nn.111 NG L Ai NOW I OUT I PRODUCTS I.O.N'noX, Nov, 2C Tho.nfter-wnr bnslness problem receiving tho most Important attention at prcent In Kngliml Is that of the control of raw cent 'arrivals from Douglas, Mass. Mrs. J, Harrctt -snd Mis Gardner, In: 1lv er of Ootnmerce In London, It adds "IJetillod studies of sources nnd mo- J. E. Vose nnd E. N. Pomery arc who hnvo been visiting for the patt0ds of control and distribution nro Tuesday; novkmuru a, ints Herald's Classified Advs. SITUATIONS " WANTED WANTBD Woman desires position as office clerk, Phone 249M after E:30 p. m. 26-3t WANTED Man and vvlfo want job cooking In camp. Enquire Albert Sherwood, Townsond flats. 2B-6t HELP WANTED WANTED Reliable married man to watch sawmill for Ave' months; no work to de: 550 per month. Address P. C. LuFrenIerot Bray, Calif. 23-3t down for a Klamath, short time from Fort C. R. Larlnor and 11. P. Duncan arc hero for a short time fronl Wil lows, California, AV. V. Wltcher Is a recent arrival from Alturas. He Is a guest at me Hall Hotel. Tom Wntters was a County seat visitor yesterday from his ranch on the Merrill road. I week at tho hnmo of Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Norman, left yesterday for their home near Medford. J. M, Bedford, to lib has ehargo of tho timber on the Klannth Indian Tteenatlon la In town on matters of official business, He reports that ho t 1th all tho rest of hU family has bich attacked with thp Influcnta, but that they aro now fairly recovered. George Kern was a county scat Icltor yesterday from the Keno dls. trict. Chicken Feed arrivals list FOR SALE FOR SALE Counter, show case, shelving, cook stove; also house to rent. Enquire 211 S. 0th st. 25-3t MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE OR LEASE 600 Msrlno ewes. It. F. Tuttle, Lorella. 23-10t ' WOULD like to hear from party hav ing a desirable lot for sale -within pewer district, west of Main "Street end .north" of Second. State full par ticulars In first letter. Box 305, City. 25-3t A War Stamp kaleor awpy. a day keeps the STOPS ir IL 11 Don't suffer! Get a dime pack of Dr. James' Headache , Powders. .You can clear your head and relieve ii dull, splitting or violent throbbing" tea d ache in. a moment iriu. a w. James' TTeadache Powden 17iis old time headache relief arte almost magi rallr', Send pome one to the drug atore how for a dime package and a few mo jrt'nts afUr you take a jowder you riil wonder wliat lcmd of the head nrle, JBeuratt:K ,nd piin Stop auffcr ln UVuimligtfs- ftf'oyou get uhat Tcj jsl; for. r An Inside Bath Makes You Look and Feel Fresh glacs of hot water with phosphate before breakfast keeps Illness away. 1 Murine the last fw divs ihnrp lins C. G. Leland and E. P. Butterf lei J j teon much ailoo dbout McAdoo. o The Lord once said that It to as not good for man to be alone, but so far as we aro able to learn there wrni nothing Included about Court Houses. were among the tram night from Dunsmulr. Mrs. H. O. McCarthy Is here for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Foster. Dave Shook, a pioneer stoekman of tho Dairy district (is spending a few days on business at the County seat. Carl Wodeck and J. Dyball are hero on matters of business from Bend. They are registered at the Hall Hotel. E. E. McClaran, architect for the new Ccurt House arrived from Port land last night on matters ot busi ness. ' $4Hfr4S$"S-fr3- OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH T How To Oct Relief When Ilcad wm 41M; WC UZ1V14 lil beluc made, but there does not yet nt pear to bo agreement on tho gener al lirlnrlulcs ot control, dn tho ono hand powerful Interests are urging tnunedlato co-operation between tlrcat Britain, Friuico and the United States for the formation of n world-control which will, at tho appropriate tlmo, bo able to distribute mv materials (as seems best. On the other hand romo are pointing out that1 such ac tion would In principle ho contrary to President Wilson's policy of 'no eco nomic combination, within the League ot nations.' "World arrangements aro already being made with tho sanction and even the nsshilince of the British government In regard to oil and mci nls nhllo chipping plans change or de velop dally. The American Chamber of Commerce In London has 'urged commercial bodies In America to con sider the entire subject." The Winnek Co., Inc. 426 Main Street Klamath Falls :i It used to bo slid that talk was cheap, but that was before our friend Burleson raUed the telephone rates. o Now Is the time for all good peo ple to drain their radiators at night Looks like the "Flu" had not flew after all. 0 Evidently tho Repitbllcins are not counting on the Pro-German vote In boosting Pershing for "resident. BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY. penetrating liniment takes the ache and piln right out and ends the mis ery. It Is magical, yet absolutely harmless and doesn't burn or discolor the skin. Nothing else stops lambago, sciati ca and lnmo back misery so p omptly and surely. It never disappoints! Adv. - STOPS BACKACHE FEW MINUTES Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nostrils will open, the air passages ot your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snuffling. hawking, mucous discharge, dryness KUN I,L3IBGO, PAI.Y, SORENESS, or headache; no struggling for breath I STirr.NEfeS RIGHT OUT WITH at night. I "ST. JACOBS I.IXI3IEXT" Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream , Balm from your druggist and apply) When jpur back Is sore and lame a little of this fragrant antiseptic or lumbago," sciatica or neuritis has cream In your nostrils. It penetrates you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get thru every passage of the head, sooth- a small trial bottle of old.lionost "St. Ing and healing the swollen or In- Jacobs Liniment" at any drug store, flamed mucous membrane, giving pour a little In your "hand and rub it you Instant relief. Head colds and right Into the pain or ache, and by catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay tbe time jou count fifty, the soreness stuf fed-up and miserable. Relief is 'end lameness is gone. sure. j Don't stay crippled! This soothing, FRANK T. GUNTHER WATCHMAKER AXD JEWELER Pine Wiitdi Repairing a Specialty B2S Main Street! I $ x.:,j v ? T T T ? X ? T t X t ? ? X ? t ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Y Y Y Y .1 This Thanksgiving Day Is the one day in our, lives when we should be truly thankful. The war is over' we have lost ' some lives, but most of our boys will soon be home' again, our country is safe, let us be truly thankful, eat our fill and look to the future with confidence and hope. DELICACIES FOR THE THANKSGIVING DINNER Sweet Potatoes ,the pound 5c New California Lettuce, the head 5c Freth California Egg Plant ,the pound .20c Royal Anne Cherries in Marischenothe bottle 30c Mrs. Porter's Plum Pudding, the can .... 40c Heinze Fig Pudding, the can 45c New Crop Walnuts, the pound .40c Bananas, Oranges and, Grape Fruit ' 'Libby's Mincemeat, like home-made, the pound .-..28c The Winnek Co., Inc. 426 Main St. Phone 34 Klamath Falls :jMj.Mt: t T ? ? y ? ? T '$' i f ? V t t Thl excellent, common-eene. health measure being adopted by million. Physicians theworld over recom 'mend the Inside bath, claiming this Is of vastly more Importance than out side cleanliness, because, the pkln pores do-not ''absorb Impurities Into tbe blood causing 111 health, while the pores in the ten yards of bowels do. Men and women are urged to drink ach 'morning, before breakfast, glass of hot water with a tcaspoonful of .limestone phosphate In it, as a harmless means of helping to wash from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous day's Indigestible material, poisons, sour bile and toz insj'Jhus cleansing, sweetening and 'puritylng the entire alimentary canal k before ; putting more food into tbe etmaaeh. i Just as soap and hot water cleanse and freshen the ekln, so hot water and limestone phosphate act on the lleilpatlve organs. f Those who get up with a bad breath ooted tpugue, nastytaste or bare a 1 dull, aeblng head, salow complexion, aetd stttaach; others T ho are subject to bilious' attacks or constipation, should obtain a' quurter pound of lime atone phosphate at the drug store Toll uill cost Very little, but la. sutfl Licet to dauiftnqtrate the value of In 14 bathing Those who continue it each morning are assured of pro. Bowse! results, ' both la regard to R ex Cafe L The ramous Pioneer Tamalot njj) now be had at tho Rex Cafe, the place to bring jour frieniU for n dinner party or luncii. THE PICE Kpit GOOD 1L1T3 - Ppen Day and Night 628 Main Street Member ot IT, 2. Food Administration. ' A .A AAa... a..a.a.1 qpipi2iil&?"? I WANTED WfflEigZlzSiSy' Chickens and lurkeys Highest Prices Paid for Hogs, Cattle, Sheep, Hides and Pells. Klamath Packing Co. ::j Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y High Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes , MADE TO ORDER FIMvHT MATERIALS IIIT OP WORKMANSHIP. Ij.TEST STLIS 'PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED Price nrc vcrj reasonable Your inspectluit Invited Clias. J. Cizek MEItCHA.Nr TAILOR' .iH Main HU s It us help you srlcrt hU ClirIM ' man gift. 25-61 K. K. K. STORE. they get sluggish; Iho ollmlnatlvol broikfnst each morning nnd In a tissues clog and thus tho waste ls,fow days yoifr kldnoys will act fine. retained n the blood to poison thai This famous salts Is made from tbe ,,.,,. .. enure sysiem. acid or grapes and lemon Julco, com- tr&afi'ZJgW" WW' "he and fcel'blned with l.thla, and ha. been u.ed "le lumps of lead, nnd you bavo for generations to flush and sllmu , '! stinging palnB 'In the hack or the late clogged kldnoys. to neutralize urine Is cloudy, full of sedlmont, or the acids In urlno so it Is no longor a the bladder Is Irritable, obliging you source ot Irritation, thus ending url- THE MEN IN CLASS Al Just to Remind You II.lvo Ilio storugo battery In our auto tested mill fllllll Inninrrnw. nnrl Im fcure lo Imvo It in prime conditien: i cooler mornings makes the engine; crank harder, longer evenings lights Milno longer, require more strength In the batter). i Clmo attention to the electric s)stcm n III give better satisfaction and sure Sou dollars. We nro equipped to glve')ou the best hrrvlre, nhen ou li.iye electrical au tomobile doubles, uv the Willurd btrvlco Station, , A sound, healthy man Is never a back number. A man can ha na vli-J er' orous and able at sevonty as at twen ty. Condition, not years, puts you In the discard. A system weakened by overwork and careless living brings old age prematurely. The bod ily functions are Impaired and un pleasant symptoms appear. Tbe weak spot is generally the kidneys. Keop'tbem clean and In proper work ing condition and you will generally find yourself in Class Al. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlam Oil Capsules perldocally and your system will al ways bo In working order, Your spi rits wllt.be enlivened, your -muscles supple, your mind active, and your body capable ot hard work. ' Don't wait until you have been re jected. Commence to be a first class man now.. Go to your druggist at once. Get a trial box of GOLD MED AL Haarlam Oil Capsules. They are made of the pure, original, Imported Haarlam oil tbe kind your great grandfather used. Two capsules each day will keep you totted up and feel ing fine. Money refunded If tioy do help you. Remember to ask to seek relief during the night; when you liavo severe headaches, nervous and dizzy Bpclls, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism In bid weath- get from your pharamaclst about four ounces of Jnd nary and bladder disorders, ' Jad Baits Is Inexpensive and cannot Injure; makes a delightful offorves cent llthla-water drink, and nobody enn ninktv n tniflfnkn liv tnklnir a Salts; tako a. little occasionally to keep the kldnos tablespoon In a glass of water before clean and active. Adv, i not for the Brand, ages. Imported GOLlK MEDAL In three sizes, sealed pack- Link River. Electrical Co. MEAT TOT NJ IS E KIDNEYS TAKE A TAHLEHPONFUL Of HALTS IP HACK HURTS OR , ULADDEIl MOTHERS. , We are a nation of meat eaters and our blood is filled with uric acid, says a well-known authority, who. warns us to be constantly on' guard against kidney trouble. The kidneys do, their utmost to free the blood of this irritating acid, A Thanksgiving Revival Back to the days when the Pilgrims celebrated the harvesting of their first crops; 11 Back to the days when the Revolution ary Fathers gave thanks for the success ful termination of their long struggle; 1 Back to the days of Lincoln, who first proclaimed an annual National Thanks giving. Thanksgiving now, as in those years, has a deeper meaning. H Let us dedicate ourselves to service and more service rto saving, giving and doing; working all together for the suc cess of a Great Cause. First State & Savings Bank KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON II mi appearano. Adv. 7tli and Slain 8U. t but become weak from the overwork;