The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 27, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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WIRELESS TELEPHONE---"POCKET EDITION"
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ILL WEED BUT
MERRILL JOINS
FARM BUREAU
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CLEVELAND. tthlo, Oct. 27.
Direct notion to cut tho cost of
homo building hereby cliinlnntltis
what Is known as tho "second moit
gago broker" has been tnkon by the
Cleveland Building Tnidea Council.
Already nil workmen have been
withdrawn from four homes In tho'
courso of conslrurtlrn, Chas. Smith,
business agent of tho council nu
ll unccd, and be added that tho Jobs
would bo tied up until tho owners
and contractors lemovcd tho mort
Bi ge oporators j
Smith estimated that the second
m.?rtga(ro broker adds from $500 to,
$G00 to the cost of nu $S,000 homo.
"Tho second mortgage broker Is
a by-iiroduct of the war and 25,000
building operatives have determined j
that for the good of the community '
1 i must be eliminated. He is a'
man wh arranges the loan to thu
ii an who is building, starts them
oC an dthen gets a "rakeofT" from
tho contractor and the people who
supply tho materials," Smith de
clared. James O. Devllt, treasurer of a
large title and trust company, said
the action of the trades council was
"revolutionary," but admitted tho
second mortsago business unques
tionably added to building costs. He
places tho blame on the people, who',
he says, borrow money to build tho
homes before they are prepared.
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"WANT TO l.KAUX
BAlvERSFIELD, Cal Oct. 27.
Announcement by tho Kern county
bupvsrior judges that they would ac
copt a diploma from the local night
schools as sufficient evidence of tho
holder's qualification for citizenship
ha3 resulted in crowding the night
s.-horls at Bakersficld and Taft high
schools. Classes in Americanization
are "filled and, all told, nearly 500
aro attending- tho night classes."
TRAVELED ALL
BUT TAXIiAC HKM'KB HIM AIOKK
THAN TREATMENTS HERE, IX
KUHOI'K, AXI) IX SOUTH AMKB-IOA.
good breakfast and a full days work.
I usually put in an hour or two in
tho mornings working in my gnrdon
boforo going to tho Btoro, wlijtch
would havo boon Impossible for mo
boforo taking Tnnlnc. My nppolito Is
flno now, I rollsh everything I oat,
and am enjoying bettor health than I
havo In years. Tanlnc has certnlnly
bcon a llfo saver to mu and it's real
pleasure for mo to rccommond It."
Tnnlnc is sold In Klamath FnlU
by tho Star Drug .Co., and in Lorolln'
by tho James More, Co. Adv.
At n mooting "ultl l Merrill Fri
day ovonlng, tho Merrill, (ialo, l.uno
Pine and AVhlto l.ako district nI
Kptod tho program of work ns fuJIowH
Hay production uud innrlwtluif,
M. (llaromlul, Chairman ;
Mvo-slouk miinnKomout) Krod Mo
Koudroe, Chairman;
l.lvo-stock marketing, Charles
I.owIh. Chairman;
Squirrel Control Project, W. H.
forum, I'lmlrman:
llabhlt Control Project, Annual
Amlrltui, Chairman;
ljnnn lluroau Exchnngo Project,
Will Wood, Chairman;
I Hold DoiiiciUMtrutloiiH, C. N. lias-
I kins, Chairman;
(Jntiw Hopper Control, J
(on. Chairman;
Tho coinmlttuo solm'tod C, N. IIuh-
klus for Community Chnlrman.
J I). M l.owo of AHhland, T. N. Case,
! chairman of tho organization com
mittee, and 1). I . JamlHon uttuuilcd
this meting with County Agent
Thomas. Mr. l.owo gavo u very In
teresting talk concerning tho work
which had boon accomplished by tho
Jackson County farm bureau for tho
last year.
T. Cot-
SURVIVES GERMAN .
BULLETS; SUCCUMBS
TO CUPID'S DARTS
On all the great lakes of China
are found floating islands, which arc
enormous rafts of bamboo overlaid
v.ith earth and hearing on the sur
. face of the water pretty houses and
gardens. " They aro, in fact, aquat
ic 'farms, bearing crops of rico and
vegetables.
Surety bonds while yon wait. Chit
cote & Smith- 5-tf
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Does
Advertising Pay?
Ves! If it's truthful and you have
U'p goods.
Wo havo sold several hundred
dollars worth ef good used Phoao
graphs since advertising our Bar
gains -several days ago. Some good
orns LEFT.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
507 Main St.
Tho following statement, which
was made a fow days ago by H. L.
Finnlger , watch maker for tho
Nathan Dohramann & Company,
living at 36. Plato St., San Francisco,
Cal., is both interesting and remark
able. Mr. Finnlger said,:
"I have been treated for indiges
tion in Franco, Italy and Switzerland
and lu North and South America, in
fact, nil over tho' world, but Tanlac
is tho only thing that I havo over
found to do me much good. Always
after eating I would have such awful
cramping pains in my stomach that I
could hardly stand It. I had fallen
off in weight until I was scarcely
more than a frame of skin and bones, J
and'my nerves wero so shattered that
the least little thing would irrltato
and upset me. J could not sleep to
do any good and would get up morn
ings more tired than on going to bed.
My strength and energy had about
all left me and many a time I -felt
like I would be compelled to give up
entirely.
"Besides taking everything in the
way of treatments and medicines, I
have tried all the different kinds of
diet, also the rest euro, but never got
more than a lltle passing' relief. But
the way a fow bottles of Tanlac has
brought mo out is more than I can
understand. At the time I began
taking this medlcino I only weighed
nlnety-oight pounds, hut I now bal
ance the scales at ono hundred and
eighteen, making a gain of twenty
pounds on five bottles of Tanlac.
After finishing my first bottle and.
about half of tho second I could see Seventy-five years ago It was net
I was geting better and from that1, unusual for a formal English break-
time on my improvement was very! fast to Inst for two hours, while a
fast. I can eat Just anything now dinner might start at 8: .'0 and bo
and never suffer a particle of dls- protracted till midnight. And tho
tress afterwards. My nerves nr:- In courses wero as many and substun
excellent condition so that I now f' ( Hal as tho moals woro lengthy.
eight hours sound sleep every night j m
I get up mornings now ready for a Tho Bible ihaptoro number 1 189,
'" which 020 aro In tho Old Testa
ment and 2G0 in tho Now.
Lieutenant Hornco Shldlor, who
served his country lu tho aviation
service during tho great war, return,
od from tho service Thursday ovim
ing, accompanied by his bride.
Fow men had more thrlllldg or
arduous experiences In tho conlllct
with Germany than Lieutenant'
Shidler. In the St. MIehl drivo his'
was ono of 70 bombing machines,.!
sent froward to prepare for tho gon-
cral advanco At an nltltui'u of
10,000 feet ho was engaged by suv
oral German planes. His gunner
Lloufonant Harold Sayro, was klllnd
and tho plane fell, Lloutonuut Sliltl
lor being wounded six times In th"
descent. Ho had partial control of
tho machlno ns It noarcd tho ground
and mado a landing in a wood, I no
forco of contnet wrocklng tho piano
Then ho was takon prisoner by the
Germans and spont two and a half
months In n German prison, paining
his releaso when tho nrtnlstlco was
signed.
During his stay In hospitals nftcr
Ills relenso ho met his bride, who
was engaged In nursing duty. The
romnnco that dovelopcd culminated
In a military wedding In New York
City, in which many brother olilccrs
took part.
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
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General Merchandise.
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, MERRILL, OREGON ,
EASY TO DARKEN
R
YOU CAX IHtlNG BACK COLOR
AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE TEA
AXo'sULrHUIt
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because It's done bo naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at homo Is mussy and trouble
some. For 50 cents you can buy at
any rdug store the ready-to-use prep
aration, Improved by the addition of
otherlngredients, called Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound." You Just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time. By
q'.ornlng all gray hair disappears, and,
after another application or two, your
hair becomes, beautifully darkened,
glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, Is a sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyetb's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. . .
WRIGLEYS
ffaft
Pineapple
Desserts 2c
The bottle in
each package
of Pineapple
Jlffy-Jcll con
tains all tho
rich essence
from half a ripe
pineapple. The
dessert has a
wealth of this exquisite
flavor, anda package serves
six people for 12)4 cents.
You owe to yourself a
trial of thi3 new-type gel
atine dainty.
10 Flavor, at Your Grocer's
2 PackagtM for 25 Cent
5 c a package
before the war
5
5
c a package
during the war
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c a patKaae m
NOW 1
THE FLAVOR LASTS
SO DOES THE PRICE!
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Let Me Do Your
Concrete Work
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When you have your work done with Shasta
Sand you know you have the best therejg
AL. F. GRAHAM
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