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Baby's Bottle
This is a day of sanitation. Don't take
chances with old-fashioned nursing bottles
for baby. We have all of the approved
kinds that are guaranteed to be safe. The
use of the right bottle may be the means of
saving your baby from serious illness.
Everything for Baby's Health
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SolwilNtH Sent .Vorth by the '
tiniiiil Civgrnphle Society Kci tlio
lViiks Krupt Many IVople Vlult
the I'mintry.
Underwood Pharmacy
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JUNEAU, Alaska, Auk .22. Vol-)
cnnle peaks In tlio fur southwestern,
corner of Alasku are In eruption this
summer evidently for the benefit .
of a. party of scientists sent by the
National Geographic Society to4
study Mount Katmal. the Kruntest
of Alaska's smoking mountains, nml
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smokes."
Persons who hnvo returned re
cently from the volcanic country to
the westward slid Shlshnldln I'oak.
on Uulmnk lslund, In the Aleutian
chuln, was In eruption recently,
They also reported It was he lie, wet
Mount Havloff on the southwestern
Alaskan mainland, also had spouted
Ins the snow about the summit was
coat black.
When the party of scientists left
'Anchorage, Alaska, on their way to
' tlio Katmal country, they said they.
believed there was little likelihood'
of an eruption this summer and ile-j
clared they were cortuln there was
the investigation. Kntmal's last
big "blow off" was In June, 1912. ',
The party of twenty-six scientists'
is headed by Professor Robert A.
Griggs of the L'nivorslty of Ohio, and
some are from Carnegie Institute. .
They are planning to muko obsurvu-!
tions of the botanical, hj-loglcn!
and geological effects of the 1912
eruption.
, In 1913 Professor CJriggs head-.
1 cd a purty of scientists to Kiitmij
and returned with the announce-,
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Open Air Dancing
Pastime Open Air Pavilion. Main, near 8th
Dancing eveiy Wednesday and Saturday evening,
commencing Wednesday, August 20th. Music by
orchestra of six. Continuous dancing.
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Have You Got a Robe
If you haven't, you need one, for right now in
the glorious Indian Summer of the Klamath
Country, is the one time of the year when every
body rich and poor, big and little, old and
young yearns for the great outdoors longs to
to get out in the wildwood, along the streams,
next to the big and little lakes, and spend a few
hours, at least, each week communing with our
great Mother Nature, and recuperate from the
year-old strain of gaining a livelihood.
No matter whether your car is a $500 jitney or
a $5,000 palace on wheels, you will need a robe,
and a good one, and you will need it mighty
soon, for even now the evenings are warning
you that before long it will be a little bit crimpy
coming home.
Marple & Smith, of the Diamond T. & V. Co.,
have just received a shipment of robes that will
please you, no matter how fastidious, and they
are the very latest things manufactured in that
line. Drop in and size them up.
Diamond
Tire & Vulcanizing Co.
MARPLE & SMITH, Proprietors
120 S. Main St. Phone 167
ment that the crater wus the larg
est on the globe and that near Knt
mal luy u great valley whose floor
was dotted with thousands of
mouths grey vapory gas and smoke.
ThU valley, Professor Griggs nam
ed "The Vulloy of Ten Thousand
Smokes." Instead of ten thousand
It Is said there are llterully millions
of smoking vents.
Congress recently set aside "The
Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes,"
as national property and it Is bu
lged that some day It will be a
second Yellowstone geyser field.
Steaming springs, It Is suid, will
eventually take the pluce of the
present smoking vents.
Professor Griggs and bis party
expect to remain in the Katmal dis
trict until the middle of September.
Until they return nothing probably
will be heard from them us there
Is no direct means of communica
tion. Mrs. Griggs and her child
ren accompanied the professor to
Kodlak, an Island near Katmal, and
will remain there during tho sum
mor waiting for him to return.
Moving pictures of tho smoking
mountain and valley are to be
brought back by tho party.
RIX'KIVKS MKIMli FOR SKRVICES
AS MOTJO.V PICTl'IlK KXHIIUTOK.
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PERKINS
FURNITURE HOUSE
Now that the Elks have come and gone, we can get down to
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normal times again, and have a few minutes to plan for our
new rug or rocker, or maybe a dining room suite. Also, you had
better look that old stove over and decide to trade it in for a new
range... Oh, yes; I have received my long-lookcd-for refriger
ators, and if you need one you can save a bit of money by buying
now. If it is a trade you have, call Perkins; if it is a sale you
want, call Perkins; if it is to be repaired, call Perkins. Anyway,
if you want to buy a new piece of furniture it will pay you to look
our stock over before you buy. Bring your catalog in, and let's
compare prices; mayhap I can secure you just what you want nt
the price you want to pay.
Perkins Furniture House
"THE FURNISHER OF HAPPY HOMES'"
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KEEP URIC AH
OUT OF JOINTS
TELLS RIIKUMATIHM Hl'FFKRKRSi
TO KAT LB8S MEAT AXD
TAKK SALTS
He was far from the shot and shell
but ho has been uwarded a medal
made from ciiptuu-d German cannon
J. V. Houston recently received
from the Treasury Department a
medal for work well done as a mo
tion picture exhibitor. Medals of n
similar nature have been awarded to
motion picture exhibitors over tho
country, who "ca-rled on" after the
guns wero silenced und aided materi
ally In sending the Victory Liberty
Loan to an over-subscription. An ex
tract from tho letter from tho Treas
ury Department is as follews: "Wo
can but thank you for a service for
which your only recompense Is tlio
knowledge that you, served America
and served her well. It Is tho wish
of tho government that tho enclosed
medal, mado frpm German cannon
captured by our American "Dough
noys may brtnn you pleasant memon
les in tho yoars to como."
Tho services of tho War Labor
Board at Washington were recently
required to settlo the question
whether union buttons should be
worn by employes of the Toledo trol
ley lines.
Rheumatism Is easier to avoid than
Is absorbed Into the blood. It Is the
to cure states a well-known authority.
Wo aro ndvlsed to dress warmly;
keep the feet dry; avoid exposure;
eat less meat, but drink plenty of
good water.
Rheumatism Is n direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which
function of tho kidneys to filter this
acid from tho blood and cast It out
In the urine; the pons of the skin
aro also a means of freeing tho blood
of this impurity. In damp nnd chilly
cold weather the skin pores are clos
ed thus forcing Iho kidneys to do
double work, thoy become weak and
sluggish and fall to eliminate tho
uric acid which keeps accumulating
and circulating thru tho system,
eventually settling In tho Joints and
muscles causing stiffness, soreness
and pnln called rheumatism.
At tho first twlngo of rheumatism
get from nny pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Suits; put a tablespoon
ful In a gloss of water, and drink bo
foro breakfast each morning for a
week. This Is said to ollmlnate ure
acid by stimulating tho kidneys to
normal artlon, thus ridding tho blood
of these Impurities.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless
and Is made from tho ncld of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with 11th
la and Is tisod with oxcollent results
by thousflnds of folks who aro sub
ject to rheumatism. Adv.
On account of car shortago wo will
icll block at $2. B0 per cord at our
factory until further notice. Now Is
tho time to got in your wlntor blocks.
17-tf. Kwnuna Box Co,
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"Helpful Hints"
RIGHT AND WRONG WAYS
When you write the amount of n rherk upon the wrojil
line, start It as far to the left as poislblc. Then till In
the remainder of tlio line with a heavy wavy pen stroKa. I
In this wny substitution con lie made neither before or I
after the amount you have written without detection i
As riiHtcdlana of your funds, tho Kim National Hank j
affords every protection modern banking has devised.
K. R, Iti-niiieM, I'riwlileril.
I,. 1 WlllvtN, Vlce-Prwldcnt.
Iridic Roger, Ciialiler.
A. M. Collier. Aunt. CiiNliler.
John M. Moore, A wit. Cuxhier.
ztie First National Bank
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
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II Get Your Winter Wood Now
For a limited time I will sell you your winter wood :
at the following amazing prices:
DOUBLE LOAD BLOCKS $4.50
GREEN SLABS $3.50
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