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Sold fresh ovorywJicro by grocci.s.
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10 BE SET By
HEALTH BOARD
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SAYS MIS IllIKUMATISM .MADi:
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tiii ho far (i ml nm bark on llio Jo!)
fcolinft lino. I run do nioro work In
ii (nv now tlian I have liann nbln to
for yearn and nm JiihI llko ix now
uuui My iiiphIh urf) a pTcriBiire to
mo fbr I run nt anything I want
mid I rum! want for niy appetite Iiiih
lonui lincit In full forco. Tlio Mutter
ing spells with my heart havo dln
upiirari'il, gas dons not form In my
Hloinach and 1 haven't n pain loft
I can almost rim up a ladder when I
nm nl work, for my arniH and legs
nro iih good an now slnco tho rlicuiua
tlHin luiH boiio. I enn swing my nrmH
In a rlrclo llko n ncliool hoy at play
anil imvor feel a catch or a tlngo of
pain and am JiihI simply a well man,
so U'h no wonder I pralHu Tanlac, or
iih tno oniy inciiicino that ovor noip
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Tanlar Ib sold In Klamath Fall!
liy tho Star Drug Co., anil In Lorella
hy tho James More, Co. Adv.
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Franco Is making systematic plans
to nttract tho nutomohlln tourist
Under a now order nil tho villagos
In tho country nro to havo their
nnmoB nhown In olght-lnch lottors
on poRtodlco, pollco Htntlon and tho
municipal ofTlces. National roads
will havo red-palntod milestones,
whllo tho old-fnshlonod sign posts
nro to bo replaced by largo blue
onamel plates, with tho direction to
tho next town, and Its distance, dis
played In big white letters, so as to
bo easily read from passing cars.
(Dy Dr. A. A Soulo, City Physlclnn)
Klamath Falls noods n puro milk
supply. Tho city health board Is
going to tako steps to safeguard na
turo'a most valunblo food. In tak-
"Tnnlnc put mo back on tho Job
again nnd I'm ten pounds heavier
i thnn I was whon I .started tnklng It,"
said II. McCoy, a woll known plaster
er living nt GOG Sixth Avonuo South,
Ing control of tho milk supply of Soattlo, Wash.
the city Ideal conditions cannot bo .'stomach troublo and rhouniatism
established nt onco, but comploto
control must ho approached stop by
step.
No city feels ltsolf sufo unless It
j hud kept after mo for six years until
I had to quit my work entirely," ho
continued. "From tho back of my
nock down Into my arms and
possesses a puro water supply. WntoriBlloulllorH tll0 pa,n8 woul(, 8trlko me
Is a public question and public opin
Ion demands that It bo puro. Dur
ing tho Fummor months our water
renenolrs havo been cloanod; In fact,
sterilized, with chlorlno. In llko
manner wo roust look nftor our milk
supply, as tho danger to tho honlth
or our cltlzons from this sourco Is
and It scorned that all my muscles
woro tied In knots. I couldn't lift
my hand to my head nnd lnstcnd of
getting relief I got worse nil tho
time. In my right hip tho rhouma
tlsm Bottled and I got so I couldn't
movo without bolng in such pain that
, lilir fisinrla nf atirnnf tvnnlt fMm nn
far greater than tho danger from,my forohond. i wouId tnko n Ctttch
...' . I in my nock nnd for days I wouldn't
Milk has a high food value. not1)0 nl)Io (0 turn my hcBdi aml whon.
from the sugar, casein, nlbumln unci ovor t Un(1 t0 ,ook t0 ono aMo or tho
i t .It contains, hut from Its digest!- othor( x wouI(, l(lvo to turn my
Willy and Its peculiar usefulness in wholo body Mjp Htomach wns , n
feeding the young. Ono quart of terrblo 8,lnpo. Aftor ovory moal
milk Is equal In food value to three- my f00(, wcu, 80Ur nnd form gas
quarcrsofapoundof loan bcof, or'whlch croW(lod ,, lnt0 my tllroat
thicken CBB8' r t0 tW PU.n,,B f I nn(1 chocke'1 mo Unt" ICO,,,l,n,t Bf l
,. ' In deep breath and my heart would
IM milk Industry Is said to ho sklp nnd mmor imt j wns nflald i
me backbono of ncrlculturo. Amonc .., . ...i.i t .. .u n
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fli .1 8 0t th a" COrn come3'tho tlmo nnd my head would swim
aw, then hoof, then milk. unt1 x C0ll,dn.t wnIk nIoI1K thn Btr0L.t
vJZVi. . th P0P, f thQ without holding on to r nnethlng. I
Unite. States use 30,000,000 quarts , V'M half.Btarvod 1 ecauso I couldn't
mi k, in nddltlon to condonsod 0l1t anythliiB to build m up nnd was
milk butter and cheeso. Four mill- fe0nB down ,,, ui, ,ho tlmo.
Jon oalry cows nro mllkod each day. .. actually l.ollrve Tanlac saved
uairylng Is a groat Industry. It1,,,, f0i for T couldn't hdvi kept up
m Close to tho pockotbook of ovory' lnucl, IonRor uku I xa I fuw Tnn-
wmer and close to tho health of lao ndVortlsod In tho pnpor and
ery consumer. atartod taking It nnd commenced to
a clean dairyman can produco mprovo boforo I had flnlshod tho
n milk anywhoro. A small- flr8t bottlo. I havo taken eight bot-
nonthed pall to k?ep out tho dirt,
Plenty of boiling wntor to keep pnlls
,m cans storllo, n tank of Ico to''
Hnnd-mndo paper is produced In
Japan principally by farmers as a
secondary 'occupation which thoy
can purbuo In seasons when thoro is
nothing to bo dono In tho Holds.
Thoro aro no fower thnn 60,000
families engaged in this Industry.
The origin of playing cards is one
of tho things enshroudod In mys
tery. There Is a pack in tho British
museum known to bo over a thou
sand years old, and there were Jap
anpso and Chineso playing cards In
tho twelfth century.
MANY CASES OF
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SAYS WK MUST KEEr FEET DRY,
AVOID EXPOSURE AND
EAT LESS MEAT
keep milk cool. Thnsn imn thin
'one will produco wondorfully clean
milk.
A little calf can run Into any cow
We and tako Its dlnnof nnd run
again with certified milk In Us
'"He stomach. Naturo has protoct-
tno calf from dirty barns, milk-
and milk delivery, whoro milk
wntamlnatlons tnko place.
f.n0"6 eran of table dirt has boon
nd to contain 32,875,000 bncto
. or tiny plants. Dirty milk con-
millions. Cloan milk contains
"V a few hundred. Clean milk Is
lng its flght and dirty milk Is
10S'ng ground ovory day.
ei!.T.BUbJect of m"k w' bo con
iUdoa ln two other articles).
Tho natlvo womon pt Morocco"a?o
JJ Particular about tho proserva-
'.. i tholr complexions. Thoy
u,i. r fac08 ln roso wate'' in
'ch nprjco4 korno,s baked nnd
tic!, Cd aro 'ntroducod. Tho hp
servl rn0,s nro supposed to pro
vS0 naturaI Uno ot th0 com-
Plttih? "ah Juno PaUoon of
tlnimi u Who Wn8 "warded tho DIs
urln7nd Sorvlco modlil I work
in .. . War' lm boon nPl'olntod
i n fnt ,n th0 Qm of Secro
or War linker In Washington.
Phone 4G0 729 Main St.
Ice Cream Candles
PASTIME
.Jack Monrow, Prop.
Cigar, Tobacco, Soft Drink,!
Peel nnd DUlittrds
Barber Shop ln oCnnectlon
OUR MOTTO
"Courtesy and Service"
Livery, Feed and Sales
Stable
Auto
Service
Quick Service
Day or Night
Klamath Stable
, Long Trips Our Speclnlty
Itensonnblo Rates
Phono ISO
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btay oil the damp ground, avoid ex
posure, keep feet dry, eat less mtnt,
drink lots of wator and above all
tako, a Bpoonful ot salts occasionally
to keep down uric acid,
Rhoumatism Is caused by poison
ous toxin, called uric acid, which is
generated In the bowels and absorbed
into tho blood. It Is tho function of
tho kidneys to filter this acid from
tho blood and cast it out in tho urine.
Tho pores of the skin are also a
means of freeing tho blood of this
Impurity. -In damp and chilly, cold
weather tho skin pores nro closed,
thus forcing tho kidneys to do double
work, thoy becomo weak and sluggish
and fall to eliminate this uric acid
which keeps accumulating and cir
culating thru tho system, oventually
settling in tho Joints and muscles
causing stiffness soreness nnd pain
called rhoumatism.
At tho first twinge of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jnd Salts; put a tablespoon
ful In a glass of water and drink be
fore breakfast eacfx morning 'for a
weok. This Is said to eliminate urio
acid by stimulating tho kidneys to
normal action, thus ridding the blood
of thoso impurities.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and Is made from tho acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with llthla
and Is used with excellent results
by thousands of folks who are subject
to rheumatism. Here you have a
pleasant, effervescent lithla-water
drink which overcomes uric acid and
is beneficial to your kidneys as well,
Adv.
I A.F.Graham I
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I Shasta Sand Used I
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Palace Market
FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY
The only market in the city operating it3 own sold storage sys
tem for the proper handling of fresh and cured meats.
BIG SPECIAL
FOR
SATURDAY
KLAMATH COUNTY MEATS CANNOT BE BEATEN
FOR FLAVOR AND QUALITY. WE HANDLE
THE BEST THERE IS TO BE HAD
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Nice Juicy Cuts BIG SPECIAL ON
Klamath County FANCY VEAL
iBEEF CHOICE LEG ROASTS "
! 28c
CHOICE RUMP ROASTS CHOICE RUMP ROASTS
25c . 25c
FANCY SHOULDER
NICE JUICY SHOULDER ROASTS
STEAKS 20c to 23c
24r VEAL CHOPS AND
STEAKS
31 22c to 30c
FANCY SHOULDER
. VEAL STEW
1 ROASTS . i
18c to 23c 15c
CHICKENS
PLATE BOILS FOr YOUR SUNDAY
First Cuts 18c DINNER
Second Cul lSc Speringe'rs"'"""."".'.".3Sc
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We now have the local agency for the FAMOUS SINCLAIR FI
DELITY HAMS AND BACON, strictly an Eastern product
These goods are stamped with U. S. Inspected No. 141, which
means that they were cured and prepared at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
All goods marked with U. S. Inspected No. 138 means that they
were cured and prepared at Swift & Co.'s plant at Portland, Ore.,
and never saw the Swift & Co.'s plant at Chicago. We slice. Fi
delity Hams.
Klamath Packing Co.
524 MAIN STREET
PHONE 68
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The National Woman's party has
started a drive to obtain ratification
of the suffrage constitutional amend
ment in order to allow women all
ovor tho United States to vote in
Novomber.
FIRE
Insurance
J. H. Driscoll
Loomis Bldg. Phone 432
When a Japanese maiden desires
to show marked attention to her
lover she use3 the sharpened point
of her finger-nail in writing to him.
A number of French girls have
taken up business as official guides
to pilot tourists desiring to view
the great battlefields of the late war
Hemstitching
Have your gowns, blouses,
waists and wearing apparel
hemstitched. It gives them
that smart look that nothing
else can.
Curtains, towols, dresser scarfs
etc. beautifully dono.
MRS. L. A. BURGESS
Phone 214W 131 N. 4th St.
NOTICE TO SHEEP MEN
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
CELEBRATED
BLACK LEAF 40
SHEEP DIP
FOR SCABIES, TICKS OR LICE ON SHEEP
The Dip recommended and recognized by the
United States Bureau of Animal Industry in Offi
cial Dipping of both Sheep and Cattle for scabies.
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