The Evening herald., September 22, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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LATE BRISCOE
GOOD ORDER; AT A BARGAIN
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LIBERTY THEATRE
POSTAL TRUCK MEETING FARMER'S OX TEAM MORE
THAN HALF WAY FARMER DRIVES OX TEAM WEEKLY
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H WILLIAM FOX Presents
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Another wallop for old High Cost of Living. Uncle Sam's new postal truck servlco la proving n boom
to the farmer. Under this arrangement the producer gets moro and we pay less. This photograph shows a fur
mer who drives his 01 cart one mile daily to make connections with the postal truck. Formerly ho lumborcd
along nine miles once a week to the nearest raiyway station.
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The people of Klamath Falls will
ho given an oportunlty this wouk 011
Friday nnd Saturday to contribute
toward tho fund of JRO.OOO, which
is bolng raised in tho Btnto with
which to build and equip n .substan
tial up-to-dato homo for orphan chil
dren nnd also ft fund of $10,000.
which Is to pay oft tho mortgngo on
tho I.ouiso Hcscuo homo for girls
Moth of these worthy homes aru un
dor tho manngoment of which V. .
McClaron Is managor. l'romlnont poo
plo of Portland and other parts of the
stnto aro officially connected wltt
this nppoallnB work. Mrs. lion W. i
Olcott Is honorary presldont, Mrs. It
K.Mondurnnt Is president, Row A
li. Hutchinson of Portland vlco-pro-sldent
and Win l. Wheelwright,
treasuror. This money will all ho In
csted in ono of tho most deserving
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phan children nnd the icmcuo nun
ii.'-slHtliig of ei ring girls
Captain J. W. SlomcnH Is nctlng
ehalimnn of tnu local lomm'tti'c
with Mrs. R. IJ. Mnrtln nnd v r
P Lawienro, nR.lstnnt chnlrmen
with n strong commltteo conHlstlng
of Mrs. W. H. Mobertson. Mrs. U. S.
Orlgsby, Mrs. K. II. Henry. J'r?
Hose Koule Mrntton, Mrs. .1. H. Onr
Ttt orgnnlzed to push tho rnmpnlgn
to a successful Issue Mr. Win. I'
olsteln nt the First Stnte nnd Pav
Ings Dunk will net us locnl treiRur-
or.
Onvomor Men V. Olcott, Mayor O.
K. Maker of Portland nro giving
their heartiest encouragement to tho
drive nnd tho city of Portlnnd thru
Its council nnd city auditor, after u
urcful Investigation of 'tile work
dono by tho socloty has granted full
prhclege for tho solicitation of
fundn within tho city limits during
the 30 dnyB from Sept. 1st to the
30th.
Tho locnl committee met on 8nt
urdny Inst nnd' appointed chnlrmor
for eighteen city districts.
ROUMANIANS STEAL
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT
UrUAPHST. Sept. 22. The sltu
tlon hero Is growing moro critical
as Roumanian troops withdraw
They continue to requisition rallwar
criulpnu'iit or all k'niln. Btrlpplnrtle
country of all mfnns of railway
transportation. The supply of food
hero Is reported to be InsufflclKt
'n'.' v.r nn Vptch and Ball
Mrnnd Rubber Moots, K. K. K. Store.
'.2-6t
Duxbnk Hunting Clothes nt K K
K Storo. 22-0t
HAIR BRUSHES
THAT
HOLD THEIR
BRISTLES
A brush that sheds Is dear at
any price. If you are looking
for tho non-shed sort thon
don't fall to see tho brushes
'now an display at our stoio
'They embody the finest mate
rials and best of workmanship.
The stock is so complete
:hat every individual
'taste may be satisfied
iPrices $1.00 to $7.00
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Ladies' & Men's
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MADE TO OBPEB
KI.VKST MATKHIAI.S
MKHT OF WOKKMANSIUP
LATEST HTVIiKH
I'KHKKCT KIT GUARANTEED
Prli-CM arc tcry rciwonable
Your Inspection Invited
ChasJ.Cizek
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MRS. L. B. HAGUE
Public Stenographer
Notary T-ublic Court J-"
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sold, ronted or exebansed. Bj;
elal rates to students. W
writing BUPPlleB and stationery
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SULPHUR
Let us make up your poolcar JMurphey's Feed & Seed Store
l ne price is rignt
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126 South Sixth St