The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 31, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI i'mi.u..ANrAitv in, ihi THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOE THRKK ,VJ t f f f ? ? ? ? ? T T T t Y t t : ! y f t t t t ? t ? ? Y Y Y Y Y ! The Winnek Co,, Inc. N STOCK I'M' ( Al'SKS SOILED LIMA IV LONDON. I J ' 426 Main Street Specials in the Grocery for Saturday, Feb. 1st BEST CREAMERY BUTTER Tin1 pound 55c RED MEXICAN BEANS Tliri'i- pounds for 25c MATCHES Four boxes for 25c LOCAL HAMS Choice and sweet flavor, pound 42'2c LOCAL SHOULDERS The pound 40c LOCAL BACON Sliced, the pound 50c LOCAL BACON Medium heavy, the pound 45c HEINZ PORK AND BEANS Small can 15c VAN CAMP PORK AND BEANS Small cans, two for 25c VAN CAMP SOUPS Two cans for 25c I. X. L. SOUPS Three cans for 25c ORANGES Small sizes, dozen 35c All the Frcah Vegetables now in market arc to be found here. Klamath Falls IN HOMED IN COLORADO Farming Implements We have the follow ing implements to close out Two Oliver walking plowi,tubble holtom Olio Oliver xiilkr) plow, odl bot tom! Thrrp Molina sulkr) plow, noil bottom; One Thomas drill with grass at Iniliiui'Mt; Three Monitor drills with gross nt- tll( llllll'llt j i Tun "l-nrge Disk" hnrrow. Thi'.o Implement were bough II forr tin- mix mm- In prkis., mill "III lie hoIiI nt le tliun manufacturer prliis. today. W ulll sell llinn on m) tcrmii t responsible parties. ? I A. POH'ILANI), Hn Jllli 2'J O M X ii it in in -i iiiiiiiiik't nt tin) I'.uirii in i t ' liMiiiitloiuil l.ivcHtoch cxpoHlllon, was V Iclfili'il. toclliiT with Wlllluin llllll- I li) of MiiriiM to till- exec utlvc oriniilt t I tec of llm A iiiitIi an Livestock usxoi I- j iitlon. iiiprcsfiitlug Oregon, nt Its I uututlng In Denver, (kcekHiu: to u LONDON. Jun 31 London I on short rations of ileun laundr) b--unlse of the Influenza which hus de pleted tin- staffs of tho publli laun dt Ifii Conicruititly tin- public is compelled to m.'il'"' continuous pur ctiuHug of new shirts iiml other wash able clothing and tin- dealers there III tire icjolilug in a boom iridc T ? ? 5 The Winnek Co., Inc. 426 Main St. Phone 34 Klamath Falls reiclvcd here Senator Kcndrlik of Wjoinlng s elected president, and .lolin Roberts of Spo kane was added to the executive (ni nilttec to lepicsent Washington Tin' Niitlomil Western Stock show vwih the Krente.it suirem III history, uciordlug to Mr Hummer A hull helotiKliiK to Mr Chandler at Haker, Or, sold among the tlirue blgliust tit tlie null. The American llcroford Cattle llreLMlurs' iissoclatlun mutcliud tho aw ards of the Pacific International Livestock exposition dollar for dol lar, and It Is piodlcted It will do the sittiiu at tint Leul-storl show Frank Harding and TotnBon of Shorthorn faino are optimistic oor tho outlook for the l'aclflc Interna tional under the breeders' rontrol, and predict wonderful support, ac conlliiK to Mr I'lummer Spokane uas a popular choice as the next meeting place, but the mat- 1 ter was left for the oxecutlve com- mltte to decide Mr (Mummer and Mr Itoberts spoke In fasor of Spo- ' knnc i A horpe sho circuit for next fall Li beltiK considered by Manager X Painter of the California Intcrnatlon V nl I.hestock exposition. Mr Schllllnc ' the horse-show man, and the inana 1" ' Iters of the different shotts. ' X ' j Itirri'K.NS ITtOM l'OKTr.AMI V J j Preil Mills has returned from I'oit- X laud, licru lie hat been on u'lytuess f i High Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes MADi: TO OIlDKIl PIXKST MATi:iHAI-S I1KST OK AVOIIKMAXSIIII' LATEST STVI,i:.S I'KltrKCT TIT CUAIIAXTEW) Prices are erj reusonuble Your inspcttioii iinltol Chas. J. Cizek MIMU'HANT TAILOR 5IS Muln KU Quality Drugs... It lin't eionomj and It lin't ulse to buy an) tiling but the Ix'st In drug. We luite gained the con flilcnrc of our rustomers by selling ilrugs of the highest quality only. You ennnot buy nny other kind here, mid jou nrc nhtii)s safe and sure that nothing but the best drugs will be sold In this store. Herald's Classified Advs. SITUATIONS WANTfeti -wa nnmiiffn ii i n r ... i "ww i iWifcM mj -mtr-'0rr LUMBER OHADER, shipping 'clerk, , yard foreman. oDen tnr m.N u dress P 0 box 122, Klamath Falls. " " ANTED To care for children part of afternoons or evenings. Inquire Herald office 30-6t FOR SALE " -- ""i-i-s-rini in."-'. I'HONK PEYTON for Wood 112R FOR SALE Swiss Toggenberg milk goat 819 Walnut Ave. 3l-8t FOR SALE G room home on Ninth streets, 55 foot frontage; a real bargain! easy terms; 1,500. Chll cote & Smith 30-tf FOR SALE 80 acres good land; j fenced; small building; 60 acre (Irrigated; $40 per acre; terms. See L. Jacobs 30-tf fiHw.,w,M,! W ' v KLAMATH FALLS ORECOM vnZ I FOR SALE 360 acre relinquish ment near Dorrls, Calif; 22 acres cultivated; good well, small house, with camp outfit, stable; 160 acres fenced. All for $300 cash. Have larger Interests here, and cannot spare time to prove up. R, Sylvester, iui mcurauua aye, uicnmond, Calif. 30-5t FOR SALE Young Jersey cow, ffAali Itiniil, I a.. n..a.H ..Aft 1V0M aMutto Ajc UUB9Q, 11JV High street. 2-6t j . fci the p.ist few dtts " 1 f I 1 i POUNDS, BUT HE IIICKlltll KENT HI.IIVK K I'hime ftU MKht Phono ittn FRANK T. GUNTHER WAT('II.MAKi:it am) ji:wi:i,i:u Fine Wnlih llrpalrliiK n Niiirlnlty 1'JI Mnln HI reel IK. Ill sMUTs TllltOWIVC itn, sciikiu'i.ks oyy, 1 1 1 1 1 . A I 1 . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 A . Jun 31 -Tight skirts unrn h) uouum passengeri hine upHut Kihi'ilules on tho rail tiiiuli The I'imuim) t aula Itnlltond, with ni-leutirii ari'iiracy, has found that sluri xMiuii'ii have hegiin wearing tlKht skirts tlie nVeniKi) stopping time of 11 1 1 11 1 11 nt a station Is now seven Inn seconds longer than It wils when the skirts wore short and roomy mound the bottom In rnl ( a complaint of tho South .IniHoy CoiniutitiiiH Association that trains were not run on time the umnnKi'iuont r,uo this Infonuatloii and muted that unless styles In skirts ill nip' oi soon tho runnliiK tltnu of Inuil liiilns must be lengthened , Klamath County News ; ' j hllASTA VIEW ' 4 NOWI LAWLINS SAYS HE WAS XKAULY DOWV AXI Ol'T WHEX HE HE CAN TAKIXfi TAXLAC Limb Wood For Less We are over-stocked on four-foot limb wood, and are determined not to carry any of it over for next winter, so now is your time to buy. Winter is only half gone, so fill up your shed with this dry limb wood at a bargain. It's a two-cord deal. You must order two cords or more, in order to get the price. TWO CORDS FOUR-FOOT DRY LIMBWOOD $14.00 We will have it sawed for you at $1.25 per cord. Fifty cents per cord extra on the hills. Terms, Spot Cash. Klamath Fuel Co. Phone 112R O. PEYTON, Manager Tliu beautiful weather Is being Im proved by somo of our rnnchorH who are clearing land and others drilling re Some In this suction who have had the Influonsn are able to bo out and others on the gain at Inst report. MIbhcs Lola Schnffer and Olive Whlpplo niTiit the dny Saturday with Miss Nellie Do La Mater In honor of the latters birthday. II. I. Hayes and wlfo from near Merrill lslted Mr. Hayes' mother mid btothur Sunday. Hilly Slinms has moud his family from Klamath Falls to his plucu ueur Malln O E, Hunt Is spending some time In Portland, and tho Hood River Valley. LIFTOFF CORNS Doesn't hurt ut all and costs only tow cental Magic! Just a diop of Froozonu on thtit touch)' com, Instantly It Btops aching, tlion you lift tho corn off with the fingers. Truly! No humbug! A 1 tmi I Try Froeiono! Your druggist Hells tiny hottla for u few cents, suffi cient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between thi toes, mid calluses, without ono par tlclo of pain, soreness or irritation, Freozone Is the discovery of a noted i Cincinnati genius. "When I first began taking Tanlac 1 only weighed ninety-seven poiinds niul was Just about down and out," .said O. D. Lawless, tho well known, Omaha produce merchant, residing at C04 South 28th Street, recently, "but I now weigh ono hundred and thirty sex en, and so fnr ns my health Is con coined, I couldn't ask to feel much bettor " "I hao not gotten all my lost weight back et," ho continued, "for I had dropped down Blxty-one pounds. Hut I am still taking Tnnlnc and ex pect soon to tip tho beam at ono hun dred and fifty-eight, my weight be fore my ttoubles began. 1 began suf fering from stomach trouble and get ting Into n run down condition five enrs ago, when my appetite went back on mo. I lost all deslro for food and everything I did eat caused liiumon I had to glvo up my coffee and ninny other things I like best, as I could not letalu them, mid the onl thing that half way agreed with mo was fruits. Theio wero terrible pains In my light side, which would almost cramp mo double, two or threo times a week, I became uneasy fearing appendicitis, and no one seemed to understand my etiso or do mo any good, 1 Just kept sufforlng and los ing weight until It looked llko 1 would .shrink up (o nothing. "My condition had bocomo notice able to all who know mo, and while talking oor my case with a frlond one day hu asked me why I didn't try Tnnlnc. Well, this put mo to thinking thoro might bo something In Tanlac for mo, and thoic certainly was, lor 1 Imvo nlroady picked up foity pounds and my old tlnio Bttongth ami onoi gy lmvo come back to mo. I hadn't finished my lltst bottle until tho pains, which I fear ed wore caused by appendicitis, had disiippenred. I can drink my coffee now and oat Just anything I want and never lumi tho least ttouble .villi my stumaeh. So you can see why I'm so sttoug for Tanlac, It has tnudo life w oi tli living for me and I foel llko I ought to pass tho good word nlong' Tanlac Is sold In Klamath Falls by tho Star Drug Co., and In Lorella by the Jaraea More. Co. Adv. Motors and Pumps For next Irrigation season should foc ordered now ,in order to get the prop er equipment niul Insure delivery in time, nt lowest cost. Let Ui Install your pumping plant. YOU WANT YOrit MOTOK RIGHT YOl'lt PUMP KIOIIT VOrit INSTALLATION HIOHT THAT WILL STAY IlIGHT Mace our orders with us, and ou I know jou are right. uoou engineering aim iiisiuiiitiiuus saves annual expense ,nnd gives bet ter elllclcncy. Estimates furnished. Link River Electrical Co. 7th and Main St. NO HEADACHE OH LEGAL NOTICES IHDS WANTED Sealed bids will be received at the Klamath State Rank by the under signed until 3 p. m.. February 3, 1919, for the purchase of the build ing now on block 100, Mills Addition; said building to be removed at the expense of the purchaser. The school board of District No. 1 reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Ad dress all bids to 24-7t IDA B. MOMYER, Clerk. Resolution to Change Street Grade , Whereas, the Common Council deems it expedient to change the es tablished grade on Tenth street at Its Intersection with Pine street, ( Bo It Resolved, That the grade on Tenth street at its intersection with i Pine street be changed from 176.0 as now established, to 175.0 on the northerly side of said intersection, and to 174.5 on the southerly side of I said Intersection, i 'Qlnfn nf Ornirnn County of Klamath, ss: City of Klamath Falls. I, A. L. Leavltt, Police Judge of I said city, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a duly enrolled copy of the resolution changing grade on 1 Tenth street at Its intersection with Pine street, as passed by the Com mon Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, on January 27, 1919. (SEAL) A. L. LEAVITT, 30-10t Police Judge. POTATOES FOR SALE 150 uckl I white, dry-land potatoes. Enquire of John R. Hagelsteln. 2Mt FOR SALE tJIOfses, Two good farroi one Irrigated. 1310 Mauanltn St. 28-Gf 70R SALE Stock cattle; 80 head, Durham cows, yearling steers. . Q. W. King, Montague, Calif. 25-tf FOR SALE One bay mare 7 years old, weight about 1,000 pounds; one set work harness, one set heavy single harness; 5 pigs, weight about 40 pounds each; one lumber wagon, size 2 4 Inches. Inquire Sam King, near Chelsea Lumber and Box Co. 27-6t MISCELLANEOUS rf. WANTED For a new enterprise in town, a man or woman with $300 capital for legitimate, paying busi ness; a resident of Klamath Falls preferred. Address A. V. H., Herald office. 31-2t WANTED Furnished house three or four rooms. Homer Knight, Jewel Cafe. 31-6t WANTED To rent two or three room apartment or house suitable for light housekeeping. Address box 247. 29-6t WANTED Plain sewing. Mrs. NellU Wall, 226 Mortimer st N. Mich igan avenue. 25-5t NEURALGA NOTICE Notice is hereby given that all per sons having claims against the estate of E. W. Gowen, deceased, are re quested to present same, properly verified, to me, at my residence, 305 Pine street, Klamath Falls, Oregon; nnd those knowing themselves in debted to said estate will please set tle with me on or before April 30, 1919. Dated Klamath Falls, Oregon, Jan uary 17, 1919. SARAH H. GOWEN, 17-24-31-7-14 Get a 10 cent .package of Dr. James' Headache Powders and don't suffer. When your lie id aches ion simply must have relief or you will go wild. It's needless to sulTcr when ou can take 11 remedy llko Dr. James' Head ache Powders and relieve the juin and neuralgia at onev. Send someone to tli' 'rug store now for a dii"" package ii C r, Jni'ii's Ilciuliulit 'uw ders. Don t HiilTei ana few mti.nt.iitK you will feel fun neadaihe gom, n 'nor' neuralgia paix Notice fo Petition to Vacate Sueet Notice is hereby givpn that at the regular meetltng of tho common council of the City of KUtnatu Falls, Oregon, to be held on Monday, the 1 ' rd day of March, 191, the under signed will present to eai 1 cuuncll a petition praying for th- vacatlnu of that portion of Johusci avenue ex tending from Canby st -ett to Nelson iteet, In Hot Springs Addition tc Hi.d city Dated, Janunry 24, 1910. Q. K. VAN RIPER. 24-31-7-14-21 FARM FOR SALE-OH -BENT Call on Schubert, next postofflse. 11-tt FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished apartments. Mrs. O. Peyton, 620 Market ft. Phone 112R 30-3t LOST AND FOUND jyyf JTJjtLrurMVr'i 1 r ---- ' LOST On street Saturday, black fur neck piece. Return to Herald of fice. Reward, 31-2t Every automobile owner should see the Mohawk Film Tire at the Liberty theater Saturday night. It will open your eyes on the question of tires, tt PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. G. A. MASSEY Successor to Dr. Truax Suit 200, I. O. O. F. Bldg Ofllce phone 80J Res Phone 80.M ; r 1 FRED WESTERFELD DENTIST LiMimtt llldg., Klamath ,'lls Finance Your Future Now In other u 01 ils establish a bank m count mid 11 bank lug connection which will stunt jou in good Mead when ou want to develop that Farm or extend that Business. tiUi', cupneit) niul hcivlec ot tho First National Hank Indicate that THIS is the place to do it. I". It. Reames, riestdent. L. !'. Wlllets, Vice-President. ' Leslie Hugeis, Cashier, A. M. t'ollier, Asst. Cashier. John M, Moon', Asst. Ciushler. DR. WISECARVER DENTIST Crlsler & Stilts bide. 7th & Main Phone 354 Ue fiRST National Bank KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Cll AMI COU.NTV ABSTRACT COMPANY 017 Main Mime) to loan on teal estst 8 per cent. DR. F. R. GODDARD ' . . sk. BnvMna Osteopathic PlirsH"" - Suite ail. I 0. O. F. IB'P (over K. K. K. Stors) Phone JKI . . (The ouly Osteopathic Pnrl; cl.n and Burteon In Klamath Falls