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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1919)
W'"AV,o(-rm:ua,IBIa rAoa two THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON See My Demonstration of Tractors and Farming Machinery at the County Fair. HOWIE GARAGE GA RICH'S GROCERY NEWS VOLUME I. KLAMATH PALI'S, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOREH , 1 f II Nl'MltKH mi EDITORIAL Do not blame your grocer. Bread and flour are high because the Government is guaranteeing $2.26 a bushel for wheat as against S5c in 1914. Do not blame your grocer. Sugar costs double that of pre-war times because the Government guaran tees the Cuban growers $7.2S for raws landed at the refineries in New York. Do not blame your grocer. Prunes will cost you twice as much because the Prune Growers' Association, with the greatest crop ever marketed, has just fixed its price at more than double that of 1917. Do not blame your grocer. Raisins The Raisin Growers' Asso ciation, maketing 90 per cent of the larg est crop in history, has just named its basis price approximately double tljat of last year. The new prices. may astound you. Do not blame your grocer. Canned fruits retailed in 1912 for 20c; this year, same brands, 50c. Do not blame your grocer. Your Grocer's PKUi'Tis nave noc ad vanced. CUT YOUR HIGH COST OF LIVING SATURDAY. SWIFT'S EMPIRE BRAND ' PICNIC HAMS SEE OUR WINDOW ONLY 29c POUND. PHONE YOUR ORDER AND DON'T MISS GETTING ONE OR TWO OF THESE SMALL HAMS MORE BUSINESS FIRST CLASS GOODS BETTER SERVICE HUH EDS Hi ID PARIS, Sept. 4, (Correspondence! of the Associated Press. )--Tho im-j Tending resumption of commercing relations with the enemy of yester-i day Is causing the French public at large a good deal of misgivings.Many -would keep the German out at all cost, but cooler heads realize that France cannot afford to closp the door on a. customer of a. billion , francs annually. There is however,; a fairly uiwnaniinous feeling that! if the German is to come back to France, ho must come back in some recognizable shape and not disguis ed as often before. j Incidents such as the following do . not serve to put the public mind at ease. A woman of good social j standing of Lille recognized yester-i day, in the person of a casbler Jn j one of the big department stores of Paris, a former German officer. She and good reason to remember him as one of the invaders who bad been quartered upon her home in Lille. Challenged as to his identity, the man stoutly denied his Teutonic nationality. He spoke Prerfch per fectly; his papers were to all appear ance in order, and the accuser at "Bret found scant credence on the part of the management. Then she re membered, that the man had once "boastfully .exhibited his arm, on which the portrait of the former German Emperor was tattooed. The caahler-offlcer was dismissed and the newspapers are now demanding that employers shall be held responsible for the civil status of their employes. WAR MOTHERS TO GREET BELGIANS BALTIMORE. Md., Oct. 3. An ef fort is boing made to arrange for the visit of the King and Queen of Bel gium to this city to coincide with' the sessions of tho second annual con vention of tho War Mothers of America, which i3 to bo hold hore October 7, S ahdD. Addresses by A. Mitchell Palmer, attorney gonoral of the United States and William Mather Lewis, director of the savings Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt a bit and Freezone costs only a few cents. I division of tho United States Troas- ury, will form a principal part of the ! program! ! It Is expected thnt the convention j vIll attract a large number of women I who nro" not adUlatcd with tho War ' Mothers as it proposed to discuss during tho sessions tho amalgama tion of the various organizations of women relatives of moil and ' women who wore In tho United States army and navy during the world war. I Mrs. Robert Carlton Morris, of Toledo, O., tho Jlrst 'national presi dent of tho organization, will con- j duct a memorial treo planting Jn one of tho local parks as ono of the feat ures at tho convention With jour fingers! Yoi can lift of! any hard corn, soft corn, or corn be tween the toes, and tho hard skin .-al-lu'-cu f!cu- bottom of feet. A tiny bottle of "Frcizon 3' osls llttlo at any' drug store; apply a Jew dr.. pa upon the corn or callus In jt.intlyjt stops hurting, then iiortly you life that bothersome corn or lal lut rlf'.it off, root and all. without one bit of pain or aoron.us. Tru'y1 Vo humlirK! TAKE NOTICE of the HOT POINT Range used at the Golden Rod Pro ducts Demonstration at the various groceries this week. Cooking is turned from drudgery into "pleasure when you .cook the "HOT POINT WAY." All styles for sale by Link River Electric Co. r "Helpful Hints" "SELF" vs. "CASH" IN withdrawing funds from a. Checking Account for your own use it is better to make your chock payable to Cash than to Self. In the latter caBO, it would be necessary that you endorso check when presenting It, A check drawn to Cash, however, should not bo lost, for It is negotiable by anyone. Opening and maintaining a Checking Account at the First National Bank Is simple in method and sensible Jn principle. K. It. ReaineH, President. I.. P. Wlllets, Vlco-I'ioldent. ' , I.onlle Rogers, Cashier. A. M. Collier, Atst. Cusliler. luliii M. Moore, A.st. Cuxliler. Ue First National Bank High Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes HADE TO ORDER FINEST MATERIALS , DE8T OP WORKMANSHIP LATEST STYLES PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED Prices are very reasonable ' Your inspection invited Chas. J.Cizek MERCHANT TAILOR 51 H Muln Ht. I II i' nun . New Insurance Idea. To stlmufntti uiiirrlitKi' Novcrnl ln mirwioo coinpniiloa In (lien I lliltnln nro now Issuing ulint Is oulleil mm rlno liisiiritiK'o. It provldi fm- pny inoiit of jL'.tWO lit tho iplmllim of .M yours or oiirllor, ill death ut the n miii"1, mill. In addition, S.'tx) In i-uupcd nf ouch f llxo children burn uficr tho date of tlu pulley who iiltulii tln njro of twolvi .warn, imynlili' li ilo In fctnllPiciiii of $1M oneli "i. llui tuvlfth mid four Mircuedlnc III) tliiiiiis, If It's worth lmvliiK, It's worth In Miiliift. (let a Standard policy front ChUeolo At Hinllh, llilil Main St. IMf . Propananda. A tlouphlioy who lmil Just loturnod from Colilcnr. uw InlliiiiK to n wry csilnmhln elderly wninnn n, stniljjlit ldood cIiiiitIi inoiiibcr. "How did ,miii like It iipliidoiiminy," she tisUi'il. "Oh, we pit nloiiK very well with tho fleriiiiiux," iiinl, with n Mi:' brnml hiiiIIc. ho lidded.' "mill bud (ill the itimil llor iiinti beer thnt wu wtintoil to drink." "More ('eViium propiiumulii," or claimed the elderly uommi. Slobt-Seelno Piom tho Air. To view the nooiiIo wonder of tho wcM fiiiiii Iho ilr. wtiptnu iho much Hull mid KicU.v Imii'lci's t tint often 1 set wu Ilie nn oil IfftiiH tlint Is the project olToroil in hmrlHiN wlm ninlio 1 Suit I.nUc city iholr "iailm.Mii" point I for xlulit'ioelni: trips, mi.vk I'upiiliir I Mooll'llllcl. Ki MpOI'lllll.V dosluiM'd iilipliincs hiivo boon preitiii'ed fur tlio j woils of onrryliK truvolors (o, nnil j over, tlio bounty spots of (bo logliin, I simif lilllioi'to liiiiroosxlblo. NO HEADACHE f Hlfill Ml Concert by Telephone. Iiiiiir's oniu'ort uvor Iho tolopliuno, Pit- j till.' iloruirlnieiil stiiro, vtt.ilim to onll i nttoiiiluii to Its mimlo iiimoIiIiio ror- ords, Is Inoreiisliii: nlos by cIvIiik nn llOlir'N (flllOOI't I.VIT tllO toI('llHUIO, I'll. Irons wIMiIiik t)i onjin iho now ost rooord.s onllcil tlio Kioto's Minnie do I pin i n nt nt tlio appointed tlinc mid 1 "listened In," Got u jo ennt pacw. Jome.' HoiulfioXP' nnl don't nan. Wlicn your I,,.,,,! nr, "Hist limo i,l.f ,lr . J?" H,,, tM) II ri'iiinly ,l, j,. ' ) en teJiu Pow,!,.,,,,,,, r(., ;;'"', Me " l..r w for .CW,r to Do., l huh... , fc"c''' wJtri. iiiMiruiijiu mi ! - Nor I -" TOIW'miil'W.I l,ljil'HHfymlWMMIW lllVM, Mt et ii. ,u., Want Ad, Wgyji... - T-Mmn-1-, PROFESSIONAL AND-BUSINESS DIRECTORY netici: I nm now prepared to turnlsb Shasta Sand from tho Ilocy, Cam. tmnd and gravel pit, In any qurttitlt) that may bo desired by contractor and builders. AL V. GRAHAM ( j. c. cu'cnoHV Chil Cucliiocr mill Surtrjor Office 517 Main St. Phone, Office, 1(1(1. lies. i!M. I SHANGHAI RESTAURANT chop sri:v and nooih.k III )l sic riliort Order MenN vrjul 75; Muln Slreel KLAMATH PA M.S. OKK. RECKARD'S RENT SERVICE K. F.f Bend Stage Phone 276-W Tim PARISIAN IHJAUTV SHOP i 1 '((( I ii I MmshiikIiis, llleiiclilii); nnil ! ( I'lii'lii! Packs ManlcurliiK Shampooing Scalp Treatment nil) Muln Phono iSOII J cm iMK(irn .nsTiiAn nfipv m: M.tii. ARTIIPR'R WILSON MaiiitKer DR. C. A. ItAMIlO Dentist I. O. O. P. Ittillillng I'IKlMJdt "-" i-" VlflOmynm DR. CARTER IIK.VI 1ST wiim: mii.ni.sa riieM: iwr, HJJJp ATTENTION My business Is making your homes bright and prosperous by Painting, Kalsominlng and Paper Hanging. Satisfaction my guarantee. W. E. KANDY 17 Main St. Phono 103W SAW MILL ENGINEERING A CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers and builders of mod ern Saw Mills, Plunlng Mills, Hoi Plants. Complete plunTs contract ed. Appraisals and reports made. Dredging. AVo contract to build any class of a building and Instull machinery of any kind. Druftlng of any kind done. Blue Prints mude. PHONE 14UJ Ofllce in K. D. Duilding i1i iiiiiiiiijiW"WWWVMWWWX Phono 3 10-J 11S1! Main St. O. K. Lunch AND CONFECTIONERY Formerly at 45 Main St.k Homo-Made Pics and Cakes. Cold Meats & Lunch Goods, Ice Cream and Fruits. MAWWWVH HARLEY-DAVIDSON Service Station We handle the Harley-Davldson Motorcycles and Bicycles Exclus ively., Also buy, sell and exchange all other Makes. Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. C. E. DISMARK 115 S. 9th St. Klamath Falls You Had Better Order Your Winter Wood now Double Lo.iiV P.locks !?7.()0 Croon Slab, Pine SiJ.r.O Grecn Slab, Plr $l.."0 W. E. SEEHORN CO. 022 Main St. Phono 72 " r''--vrsi i: ! irWiyJ , DR. R. B. CRAVER Diagnosis ' Mnillrliio mid Surgery Olllco ovr I'ndcrHoodi I'lionu SOW 7th and Mala SV'V'wv'vV"VWAi'VVWyvVVWV WELL DRILLING VorhaUer Bros. A Klabzvba Merrill, Oregom Or McDonald Peel Room Klamath Eallt, Oregon DENTISTS Dr. E. G. Wisecarver i'iiiim: iisi Dr. P. M. Noel i'iie.m: i 0cr Unilcrwnod'f Beveiitb mid Muln HtretU Lfy-Lru-u-L-u-ii-ii-i- - ----...'' Olllco Phono 385 IUs. 435 Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart PhjHlrlan and Burgeon White llulldlng Klamath KaUa Oregon yV0M" -,, jwwwyAn ' - Let your Glass Troubles bo My Troubles. Reglazlng done in any part of tho city E. C. 8TCCKY. Carpenter & Cabinetmaker Phono 477W 1024 Main. -W-X-M! H. C. 9CHLEEF KATHERINE SCHLEEF piijHlclims and Surgeoni i Office, Willie Watt , :....;.-:m::..:....-m--t FOR ANY KIND OV FURNITURE See Andy Mauritsch At No. 10 Main Street. PHONE 178-J, TRY MB WARREN HUNT MEDICINE AND SCIMJEBf 200 I. O. O. F. BIdg. PROFESSIONAL CARDS WW"iV KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair ing Now Ones Made to Order Axle Straightening and Rlacksmitlilng ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phono 25D-Y 017 Klnmath Ave. PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Coses Mrs. Rosa McDanlcls, 301 High St Phone 455 DR. G. a. MAsiif Successor to Dr. Troax Suit 200, I. O. O. F. Bid . n. unff es i'iiumu ow.- Phon0-igiMncs.denco DR. A. A. SOULE RosKo. FRED WEST'ERFELD dentist" Loomls Illdg., Klauiatli Fulls r " -vt?n DR. F. R uuui"-- . ..iP PliyHlrlHn m riulte2U, I. 0.0. .. ir k K Btore) (over K. K - " Phone !W1 ,. phfil- (Tbe only 0teoP a clan and "uron I? ! ftllS KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Mill I N l i "- ' J I -5S 1 1 ii - !!,-,! -I,. . i i ! i 1 ii.. i.i i ' ,mmmmm ; Ci'ii'P Let us make up your pool car IVIurphey's Feed & Seed 5 The price is right 126 South Sixth St UI PUT'TD' H m U I I I i