THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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INSYDE TYRES and Tied Kote Patches
National Auto Accessory Company
119 NORTH FOURTH STREET
Between Main and Pine Phone 471
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America, awakening to (hu de
mands of Europe, Is getting the bulk
of tlio business, lillo Japan Is n
close second, according (o high trmlu
authorities. Kven Uurmany, with It?
rioting workmen anil lack of r v
I material, is after trade, anil If rep rt
Steel Manufacturers of Knglaml lVr-f'"1 !, belloed. is getting it
turlHMl CoHcertilng Hctention of J As an Instance of tho trials whL h
Their Home Trade l'rieo Cotilin. oet British manufacturers, It Is
ually Increasing, 'pointed out that one, company whoso
J products had a world-wide sale he-
fore the war, has been able to ob
tain only one contract out of twenty
LONDON, Sept. 3. British iron
nnd steel manufacturers are serious
ly wondering whether they will be
able to retain their homo trade, not
to speak of extending the!? export
business, in the face of steadily in
creasing prices .of materials and
labor. Americans who have looked
over the situation declare tho Brit
ish need not worry if they will adopt
modern methods, for wages in' tho in
dustry are much higher in America
than they are in England.
Anxiety is chieiiy confined to tnak
ers of railway materials, tools, ma-
cninerjv engines,- aaii'-tnoso things
which go to fit out the completed
ship's power plant.
The British, workman not only de
mands high wages, but he is charged
with refusing Jo jgvj its eauivalent
in labor, thus'cutUng down produc
tion and making it impossible, for, his
In competition with
United States bidders.
Gorman and
WONDER SPOT KNOWN
BY NUMEROUS NAMES
Yon Can Escape the
SkuhBIefflising Effects
of lb fornix Su
r o t -tic.'drflfl
On the Jinks, In the surf,
up on the mountains, out
In the broad, open country,
or wherever you mar be
this summer, you can
escape the skin-blemishing
effects ' of the broiling sun
bT' uslngi 1
Or
Nyal't Face Cream
if
No tan, sunburn, freckles or
other complexion ills are
possible when this prepara
tion, is used
Protects the face, hands
neck and arms from sun
and wind
Price 65c
ndermofc Pharmacy
V KLA1ATM TALLS OREGON Tfn
Crater Lake has not always been
known by its present title. It seems
that many years ago nearly every
party that made the visit to the won
der spot re-named it to suit their
own fancy. The following news
item, reprinted in the Oregoninn a
few days ago appeared originally in
the Oregonian of August 27, 1S69.
It reads:
"A party from Jacksonville has re
turned from a trip to Sunken Lake.
This sheet of water has n now name
almost every year. First it was
known at Blue Lake, then Sunken
Lake, afterward Lake Majesty, and
now Crater Lake."
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USE GRANDMA'S SAGE TEA AND
8ULPHUR' RECIPE AND NO
BODV WILL KNOW
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The use of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to Us nat
ural color dates .back to grandmoth
er' time. She used tt to keep her
hair beautifully dark, glossy and at
tractive. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or streaked aDocar-
plied with wonderful effect.
ance, this simple mixture was ap
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound," you will get this famous old
preparation, improved by the addi
tion of other ingredients, which can
be depended upon to restore natural
color and beauty to the hair.
A nell known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so natural
ly and evenly that nobody can tell It
has been applied. You simply damp,
en a sponge or soft brush with it,
and draw this through jour hair, tak
ing one strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair disappears, and af
ter another application or two, it be
comes beautifully dark and glossy.
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Are You Tied
TO THE KITCHEN
COOKING
Three Meals a Day?
THEN VISIT THE
Electric Cookery Demonstration
GOING ON DAILY THIS WEEK AT
Link River Electric Company
SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS
AND KNOW THE BETTER WAY TO COOK
Xdin.
This Is "Model D" Hotpolnt Electric ltange "Queen"
of tho flvo models made by tho Hotpolnt people has
four surfaco cooking elements, high ovou and wafm
ing oven; convenient sholt underneath for "iot'nd
pans."
But tho other models are fine, too. See them to
know thorn.
We have engaged the services of Miss B. E. Galvin, expert Home Economist, from the Edison Electric
Appliance Co., Inc., Chicago and Ontario, California, to prove to the home keepers of Klamath Falls that
ELECTRIC COOKERY in the home means better cooked foods, an EASIER, quicker way of cooking the
three meals a day, and a more delightful way of living.
Miss Galvin cordially invites every woman of our city to visit this demonstration and know the secrets
of this delightful art as she will demonstrate it on a
t?fothotot. Electric Range
Imagine stepping into your kitchen and finding at the turn of a switch (no more work than to turn on
your electric light) cooking heat available ! No smoke, no flame, no fuel fumes, no blackened walls,
no "smutty" cooking dishes to wash these are a few of the delights of electric cooking.
NO CARRYING OF WOOD, COAL. OIL NOR ASHES
Isn't that a wonderful amount of labor saved? It's worth your investigation.
SPECIAL COOKING RATE
Remember, you do not cook electrically at your lighting rate your lighting company makes you a spe
cial rate. Ask us to explain.
DO COME IN EVERY AFTERNOON, 2 to 5:30
Miss Galvin will demonstrate practically actually cook on the HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE, ex
plaining in detail just how you would do it in your home. Many of our homekeepers came in yesterday
afternoon, and were extravagant in their praise of this method of cooking.
ELECTRIC COOKERY
The homekeepers of our city are particularly favored in having an opportunity to know thoroughly the
art of Electric Cookery through the daily work now being done at the Link River Electric Company's
Store, Seventh and Main streets.
Especially are they favored in having the opportunity to learn of this delightful art through the work
of Miss B. E. Galvin, Home Economist, from the Edison Electric Appliance Company, Inc., Chicago and
Ontario, California. Miss Galvin has just finished very successful work in our neighboring city, Hert
ford, where many of the homekeepers are now rejoicing that they cook on a Hotpoint Electric Range,
which means the elimination of cooking drudgery.
The teaching of this delightful art, as it is being taught by Miss Galvin, is practical in every way, bring
ing out thoroughly the points so necessary for the homekecper to understand labor saved, time saved,
the comfort, safety, cleanliness, economy and bet er cooked food.
Miss Galvin furnishes her visitors with a "bite" of the delicious cakes, pastries, etc., as proof of the good
things electric cooking provides.
And the hours when this work is carried on is very convenient for tho homekeepers of Klamath Falls
2 to 5 :30 in the afternoon.
bCOllll-$l .00 Yard
. Special
for
Labor
Day
We are going to give you a special price of $1.00 a yard laid on
your floor, and if you do not have the money to pay for it, trade us
some of your furniture that you do not need.
Pabcolin is the economical floor covering, like linoleum, and saves
hours of hard labor scrubbing and dusting.
This Price
Good
Until
Sept. 3rd
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Perkins Furniture House
"The Maker of Happy Homes1'
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