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get the Prince Albert call, all right!
You'll hunt n jimmy pipe so quick and
j'et so much tobacco joy out of every
puff you II wish yon had been born
twins! For. Prince Albert puts over a turn
new to every man fond of a pipe or a home
made cigirette. It wins your glad hand com
pletely. That's because it has the quality!
And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fra
grance is Prince Albert's freedom from bite and parch
which is cut out by our exclusive patented process.
We tell you to smoke your fill at any clip jimmy
pipe or makin's cigarette without a comeback 1
Tbttpy red baft, tidy red tint, handiame pound and
f.uir pound tin humidorr -and -that ctevr, pmcttcul
po'inl crystal Kiatt humidor uifi sponge motttener
top that kpj the tobacco in tueh perfect tondition.
J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C
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EWOHT LJEW
TORTLAXU. June 12. Approval
ol a request from the San FranrIso
Chamber of Commerce that the Port
land chamber 'ooorate in recon
mendln that war-time prohibition
be not applied to lisht Minors a
denied Kv the directors of the cham
ber Thursday afternoon at their re
gular neeting. The Portland cham
her sent riie reply that Oregon was a
dry statu and, representing Ihe n
tlment of the people, favors a dry
uation.
The can FnnoVri chrmber In n
effort to keep California vineyards
and hon field in operation i en-deavori-g
to pain the co-op'rat!on
of erpi-i chamber on the coast in
recommending that beer and llpht
r-'no b kept on the wet list natlon-nll-
To puff rtaln the tonnage of 'li in
ing that is engaged in the Atlantic
.'-. ! I'aci.'ic tri!e. the numWr ' .
"! now av.ulahle und the njmh
which may be poxxlblo to uperutf i i
ter thi voir th llrcc'ra nqui-sinl
bat tho chamber sblpplni; com ml1 up
R"t out a questionnaire mid conit'il-'
his knowledge.
Authenic Information l not avail
able on the amount of aliipping po
V ' 'a !o betneen Van' e p-ir
and the AtUntic coast, either fron,
the shipp'ng board or anv oth r
source This questionnaire should
bring a complete record of tho ship
ping and Its status.
FRANCE PUIS
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MILL MAN LEASES
MEDFORD RAILROAD
MEUKORI). Or. June 12 An
other chapter In tho checkered ca
reer of the 'acksonUlle railroad was
written when J T (lagnon, lumber
mill operator of this city, leased the
road from Its original owner and
builder. W T Harnum. Oagnon
states he will operate the road essen
tially as a supply system for his lum
ber mill, but will also conduct a
freight and passenger business be
tween this city and the ounty seat
The ne-v owner announces he will
r'.-nvp t''e name to the Itogue River
Valley railroad, will establish a new
strpot car schedule and repair the
equipment
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' PAULS. (Correspondence of tho
Associated Press l "Krance will
spend about -l.'Mjii.'ioo.OOo fr.inrs on
new public work, besides about .1,
t'OO,"0u.i'i)O franrs for the rebuild
ing of railroads in the devastated
regions," The Associated Press wns
told today by M. Claveille, Minister
of Public Works .
"Our program," said the Minister,
"calls for the electrification of r.,200
miles of railroad, the budding of
2,. '.00 of local railroad lines and
tramways, the rebuilding of fi.OOO
miles of national roads and about
60,000 miles of other highways that
were ruined by the intenslvo army
traffic or destroyed by mines and
shell fire. We have nlso." be added,
"more than 2,000 bridges to rebuild,
12 tunnels that must bo practically
rebored and n great many culverts
to be replaced. I estimate the an ount
of material required for this work at
ten million tons."
M. Claveille explained that, altho
an army of rondworkers. reaching
78,000 men in 1018, had constantly !,nB "W 15 montliH of supervision
TlinnWH in the iiutlrliiB offotl of
the faithful Ited Cuius witrkuia "ir
'nJloitntt'iiiM uro at lust comp'oif I and
the final shipment of l eiium of Kr
ments has been atuilod on lib mh&tuu
'of mercy
Those who luitu lutoii lut'Tlt'.l In
tho work will also bo niirotxl In
HnowuiR how much baa ui-u ut-'um-
plUhud slnco tho organ luntitm ! the
Chapter, henro the follow n.t iviwrt'
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SollIliT" Supplli'-.
JOU imima itilt. 104 1 vntor
SftT bd JacHai. 3o0 coninlicoili'
robs, J'i8 l'hrltmo nrvacut. t)
pairs wrist Ins. U& palm mos. tut
winter owl atrU. SU urgvn
g)wn. 104 nlKhtlnle. ! khtt
kit. 32" butt) towels. 3:S hunilkw-i-blofn.
t&ft dlli tiiwoln. 00 hwU,
'.o palm bod wKk, So ummr bel
shirts, t helmet. U4 hnd tonvli.
! 250 dlh c'otlu. TS property baits. IS
I napHlns, S AtBan. SOOlt Bne itrlp,
. 24n gau ioniprciMti'4. iii ti'Unitu-
)r baudaCM. 300 rIlo pad,, K I-
ultctl Unndaxen. 13 urjton s pillow ,
3 is; Dorbint puts, Si irrleatlou
' pd. 130 abdominal bandage, 4
' nort"d pd. 12 causllity bundage.
It T-bandnge total nuiubor 2t,
16(7 We hnT worked un!cr d'fflcul
tK' ever since the Ignlng of tho or
mlsttre. bnt novrtheless we have
worked, a trill hm shown by ttiit
nomtwr of rvfnseo garments com
pleted '
811 Cblldren'a drjs :1 worn-'
n's nlBbt bowiw. Jt0 children' un-
lilershlria. 1CS womon'a house gown.
125 women's r)ietnl. JI boya'
' blouse suits, men's shirts. 7J wont-
en's p. tttcoats. 3S womn' drs
skirts. II children's swenter. 20
pairs rbildrrn's storklngn. 3 women
tarfs total uiilnber 1.217
Tiie Junior ited Crue uUn made a
splendid showing the work being
doiiv by the nrlous schools and
;they ha to their cedlt a niimlxH' of
I ciues of complete Infant s la rites
gitnwlpes. wash clolhH. pillows aid
children's clothing of all kind
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, . itimii iifii t,r linn llll'ir. HUH IIVI'II
icollected and shipped more than five
ions of old clothing for llelglan re
lief work,
j Tho Ited Cross helped substantially
during the Influenza epidemic by
making several hundred musks, 21)0
pneumonia Jackets and furnishing
the Isolation hospital with the nec
essary nurses' gowns andbeil shirts
also bearing with the city and
county a share of the expense Incur
red. Our auxiliaries and units are en
titled to special mention for both the
qnallty and quantity of their work
often having to go miles to the meet-
Ings und spend the entire day, these
patriotic women helped us to accom
plish what wo could not have other
wise, and much credit is due them
I wUh to tako this opportunity, of
expressing my appreciation to the
offlcor.i of the lied Cross nnd each
and every one of tho workers .lnr
M.J.B.
Coffee
U vacuum packed by special
process which preserves its
strength andj rich flavor
indefinately.
The most economical
coffee you can buy.
Rrnnmnb. Our Guarantee
IUT THE FIVE rOUKl
. , AND SAVE MORE M0XEY
who, thru their co-operation, have
enabled us to say altogether that wo
are proud of tho Klamath County
Chapter
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Suporvlnor of Sowing nnd Knitting
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been employed repairing roadways
' In the army zone, they were worn nl
1 most as fast as thoy wero restored.
' "Tho Germans torn up or blow up
2,000 miles of "track on tho North
ern railroad system nnd about 1,600
miles of tho lines of tho Eastern
Ilallroad, along with 2.000 miles 'METHODIST FUND
tuiegrapu anil teiepnone wires," ne
. said. Thcso lines have already been
restored In part.
"What remalnB to bo done constit
utes a formidable task. Lack of labor
Is all that Is delaying work on these
enterprises. Much of the required
material wok assembled during tho
last eighteen months of the war."
"CUUM PA'
TRAVEb HIiOW WHUK
VOUIt AUTO IS NEW.
There is one way to ruin a perfect
ly new automobile that is suro and
certain. Itfjrpti do" not believe this,
try It. 8iraplV,'drive your brand new
car at high apeed for a time and
then wonder why it will not pull.
Brand new cars ahould be treated
with the respect due a fine piece of
machinery and not banged around an
lu too often the case with many
drivers.
IS NOW SECURED
PORTLAND, Juno 12. According
to a telegram received by R. M.
Hughes, editor of tho Pacific Chris
tian Advocate tho Methodists have
gone woll beyond their goal of $10G,
000,000 In their great enntonary
drive. There are three areas that
have exceeded their quotas the Hel
ena, San Francisco and Detroia areas.
The total for tbo 20 areas Is $106,
6.15, 728 for tbo Metbodlst Kplscopal
church (north)( and $36,249,223 for
tbe Methodist Episcopal church,
South.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
Nine-room 'bouse on 8th st first
floor o rooms and bath; second floor
3 rooms and toilet; only 12,000 if
sold quick; $600 casb, bulancc $26
per month. Rnts for $28. A A.
Mahaffey, 431 Main st. stf
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cool ami refreshed.
That'i bccauie the Cicn la a toft, cfmf ' '
like feel and Jutuch unooih, clean-cut "'
Wc sell die complete Gen Djrratkccnc U-vt -
The outfit includes the ra?or, icvcn G'm '
IIUucj, Jmvnir .mil m)jpinc handle-..!1 '
so-nr leather oic.
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Baldwin Hardware Co.
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People's Market
PRODUCER TO CONSUMER
This establishment hns raised the
standard of Meat Quality in this
community, because we have used
eveiy proper endeavor to attain
success as the leading Meat Market
in Klamath Falls.
Phone 83
534 Main St.
Motor Trucks
For Sale
Heavy Unit for Road Work
Also Light Trucks
Greatly Reduced
Prices
Address x
SPRUCE PRODUCTION CORPORATION
Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver, Wash.
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CHICKEN FEED. ALL SIZES GRIT. OYSTER
SHELL. SCRATCH FEED. CRACKED CORN.
EGG MASH. CHARCOAL. BONE, AND LICE
Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
i9 Qm,fu c,th s Phne 8'
126 South Sixth St
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