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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
National Waist Week
November 10-11-12-13-14-15
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FOR SALE Real Estate
FOR HALL Murium B room bun?.i-i
low, filco lawn, lot 05X120, (IciHel
In i'rlco $8800, terms $1800 caitli,
h.ilnnco terms. Houno cannot Ikji
built for tliln price today. l!o .1 .1 .
MtiiIiI. 8-Cl i
HELP WANTED
WANTED- Woman to do day's
hoitRe dunning, and some laundry
v.ork. Call 42'J Oak Ave, after 15
p. m. ll-2t
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K'RN Koinj,' to make the lust days Friday and Saturday the most important
of the entire week in Klamath Falls.
A very large shipment of Crepe de Chine, Georgette and fancy Silk Waists
of every known description in up-to-the-minute styles just received. Every conceiv
. able new coloring is here for your inspection. More than three hundred silk waists
from which to make your ."election, and at every known price, here or elsewhere,
with values far hotter. There will be dozens and dozens of the prettiest and new
est styles of waists at this stoie next wetk and the week after, but those who make
their selections Friday and Saturday will have the advantage of a bewildering display,
such as Klamath Falls women have not seen in their own city in a lifetime. Rest as
yuied the pier ; at which thee wUs are oileied are right. THE PRICES HERE ARE
ALWAYS KKJHT, and fully 25 per cent under city stores' prices, whether in Chi
cago, New York or on the Vaciiic Coast, we care not where.
FOIl HAM:- Big mom to be made
on real estate ihN coming ytnr
I New inlllh and box fattorlcM to be
'built at Pelican City. I buv.) 10
' lotft 1HX110 Mnr thrrc that 1 will
ihcII all for $0.1'.) on easy t-rms. Box i
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'OH HAM-: OH EXCHANGE- Ir
tllo Sacramento Co. land, 10 acres
near Lodl, cheap for cash Will
rornldi'r phan' Wbat havp voii'
Call or address Room 120 Wliiti
IMban Hotel. 31-lf
WANThU Itfliablc woman to tako
charge of hoiw for family nf two,
flood wages. Phone 301. 10-tf x
WANTED Girl for general hoiiBo-
work and cooking Mrs. O. G. Lali-
ircc, lily, Oregon. t-t
FOR SALE 320 acre ranch near.
Tu'o I.alte, and open range '
Wnler on place, good lotntion fori
"beep, $10 per ni cai-h. .(. A
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The (Jolden Rule Associated Stoies buy ooc nVlit, buy in quantities and sell
J in quantities, buy right as near right as is is possible to buy under present condi
t tions ami sell nearer right than mot stores are able to sell in these trying times.
We have strained a point to make "National Waist Week" a history-making
week for Klamath's greatest store. You'll not be disappointed when making our
women's ready-to-wear department a business call Friday and Saturday. Bring
your father, husband, sweetheart, or brother, and let us show him how ridiculous
a "man's shirt" is in comparison with real women's wear. This store sells about
everything for men, women and children to wear nothing too good if the value
is then
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous
! W Si,IJ Heater fl.d 14X21
body 1!iisipIh rug. Piactlrally'
new C .11 3X8 So. Klveislrip. ,
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POIt HAI.''-Ort j our ni-e tat'
Tl ur' RiinK tnrkpy from Roy'
and 'Jr. utt Nclaon, llenu. Oi. ,
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANf h:d a good business counter
not more tban two feet wldo, not
bsH than 10 Indies bigh and 10 or
12 fft Ion?. Inquiro It., Herald
office . 12tf
WANTIU) Dy man nnd wife no
children a furnished lious-3 for
the winter or houseKeopliu;
rooms prpfpr house cloao In. Ad
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IF Vor HAVB $1000 cash ivtll
, build you n house on choice tot
cloe in. Call or address Iloom 12C
Whf.o Pelican Hotel. 31-tf
WAXTKD flood sized flat top desk
and s'x ollfe chaiTg. Apply to
I. Jacobs, 0 22 Main. 7-6t-
V,'.VNTKD A good second hand
pjnno for ca-h. Herald. C-tf
FOR FLr-l.o3 Angeles trailor
ciipacity ir,no dbs , niPlal lined
body, .'olid tircR. good bj new at big
reduction. White iVKmn n.'.ragp
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CITY GARBAGE When ,you want
Garbage refnoved phono 91. 11-tf
F0H PAIjK ."." gal. gonolino tank
with fju'et. Inquire Herald
office. i,-lt
FOR SALK- Apj.'c3, Spltzenbergn,
Oregon Reds, Bennett Seedlings,
Win' ' an. Newton-ns. Fine stock.
Write fcr'rireg. T J. Gardner, Box
20, R F. D. 2, Medford, Ore. S-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST 'J hrvd of Holsteln cattle
8 of tVn bryided with inverted
!: i.nd F on right hip, crop in left
oar. Other branded R. D., crop on
right ear sl.t on left ear. Notify
W. C. Ezelle. ll-3t
FOR SALT! Sawmill cheap and
good bunch of timber. For par
ticulars inquire First National Bank
5-12t
FOR SALK A Chevrolet, a Ford.
Maxwell and an Oakland. Inquire
. C. llenlinp, 327 Main C-tf
LOST In Liberty Theatre Saturday"
i ii m..n lilll honk containing SIH.
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if returned to 343 Ninth.
Reward
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PHONE PEYTON for Wood. 112R.
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR RENT Heated
Walnut, cor. 9th.
rooms, P10,
7-tf
Standard Phonograph Bargains
A number from $35 up for cash or
terms. See our window. ' a"l '
, Shepherd Co . 507 Main St '
SITUATIONS WANTED
FOR RENT Good warehouse 50X
50 feet, near S. P. Depot. In-,
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FOR RENT Two three room
houses, one four room house.,
Ready December 1st. J. H. M.,
Care of Herald. 12-2t t
FOR LEASE To responsible parties'
that have equipment and cash to'
finance then. selves, a desiiable ranch.
dress M K. !. Herald ofPre S-tf I
IF YOU VKT STUDEMT HELP,
call the Kl.unatli Cuunty II ?'i
School phone 350. Girls for typing
copUng and filing; also general
housework, caring for children etc.
Hoys for clerking, messenger service,
chores, etc. Special attention is giv
en to this service by the school
authorities and an effort Is to be
made to make efficient, convenient
and profitable both to th"e student
and to those requiring their services.
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to pre-war proportions. Racing is!
in.od on a!l t!o ycur round and i TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
scarcely does a d y piss wit! out a ' ..-. L
nuetmg of s:mo kind being held in i WANTED To rent a 2 room fur
sonie part of the country. 1C Is di-l nished apartment Phone 33G-W
vlded into two categories fint r.n., between ;30 and . p. in. 13-lt
'ng, which commences in March and
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SOFIA, I!uli;nrl.i. Sent. 20 (By
Courier to Paris, O t !).) -Tho tonus
t'Pcaco pre !i Hied bv tb Alllns to1
Bulgaria, a Humiiimy of which ban
narhed Sofia by ti'iegiuph. pioducud
Kolound (iihaiqmlniniont and de
treasion tlirougliout tliu county. Tho
teoplo, iiriHM and gi veinmont wore
inanimoua a londomnliu; theiii as
'wsh and humiliating. oung KlnB
"wis was much grlovud when ho
'"'J tho announcement of tho tonus.
"'had not bolloved Bulgaria, would
w stripped of Thrnco, lis entire coabt
Ilne on tho Aegean und a part of Its
"stern frontlor,
Minister of War Madparoff, form
T Dulgarlan mlnlstor to London,
Wared to tho Associated ProBs that
"u'sarla might for tho moment ho
'unillatod and 'crushed, but sho
llllld rlBO un niraln with rnnnwod
trength it might ho flvo years I
rm now, it might bo ton, It might j
e twenty but rlso sho would. Hor
Jt military und torriorlal deslrosl
hlrhi i . - J
" uu repressed liv thn fnrco of'
PMlor numhora, but toor spirit,
llChwnD. ....w,. . .
"" uiunini, couurnoi DO sup-
"ed by any powqr on oart.h."
b0 DulBarlans, ho continued,
re a patlont, forbearing pooplo,
J whom patrlot'lsin and nation .1
or woro a passion, . There could
ao peacn In thn Una,,,,. iin,i,ir
tteat'0 "unjU8U"totoirlttl rrang"''
lald A 8 lll poaco 'conference hud
J?PrePW8 to resist tVo InvasTon of
' Ml hV Iio. ..!! .l.l..
,u.. ' "ut uuaiiiu 1IVIKUUU1D,
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f'WUld not Hun hni. nnrmnl opn. I
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iioiuic. pollt'c'il ir social 'kii1i un
der the ' Imroh piovlsioiiK of tho
treat). Shi- mlglit be compollod rut
of hoII-p" u i viuion, if Hi' torim of
tin' ticaty wi-ro not iiiodilU'd, to lo
sort to drnslic expedients He wh"
not prepared to say what they wire
Ho derlatvd tho poaco terms to
Bulgaria not only wero a morltrrv
of l'l'eniilont Wllnou'rt principles of
iiatioualltlen and tho territorial In
tegrity of sinnll nailonu, but were a
direct refutation of tho cause for
which the allies prof-ssod to havo
fought.
"How could any Just and well-iu-fonuud
gioup of HlateHinen," ho
asked, "glvo (Vnrlbrod nnd othor
Bulgarian tit lea In which thuro was
not u single Sorb lo tho Serbians?
How could thoy expect Uulgaila t"
carry on its Industrial Hie with ev
ery port on tho Au;oan closd to
her?" Tho peace of tho alllis, ho
doclarcd, was not a ponce it was a
"travesty on Justlco,"
in lb -ii prrlfau ( nts. The N.ition.il
m mlily lead-t ho liht vlth 3S, but
tin- Prui-iun U,et follows closely
with 21.
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LONDON, Oct. 8. (By Mail).
Groat Britain Is oxpectlng Czecho
slovakia to furnish an important
markot for British trado whon more
htublo economic conditions havo been
established in tho now ropubllo, Tho
Board of Trado Journal points out
that Czocho-Slovakla, which In
cludes Bohemia, is rich in raw ma
terials, and poBsoROS Bomo of the
most, important'lndustriea in Europe.
It Is oatlm'ated that about 80 per
cent of the mlnos and Industrialbus
Inossos of. the old Austria-Hungarian
omplro ure now within tho
boundaries of tho now republic.
WOMKN KLKCTK11
BERLIN Oct. 6. (By Mall.) In
rill 155"womori havo boon olectod to
tho various legislative bodies of Ger
many.cru of, a total of ,23 3 and
only soven ctates aro without them
Jl'ARE., Mexico, Nov. IT For
tho 13 months between September
l.'i, 101S, and October 15, 1919, ap
proximately 25,000 border patsport3
have boon vised by Edward A Dow,
United States consul at Juarez. Of
this number about 2500 have been
held by American citizens, uccord
ing to Mr. Dow.
Since last spring- tho number of
dally round trips bus increased
givatly between El Paso and Juaroz.
This has been duo to tho post-war
relaxation of passport restrictions,
and has, in turn, resulted in a
quickening of tlio amusement life
of tho Mexican city.
Ncnrly 5000 porsons miulo round
trips botweon El Paso and Juaroz
dally, Mr. Dow estimates.
CARD OK THANKS
Wo wlsliv to express our sincere
thanks, fomtlio sympathy and klnd-
nes'3 of friends during our recent 'be
reavement. iij
."r'o. 'C. APPLEGATB'i
"FRANK ir, APPliEGATE.
ANNIE E. APPLEGATE.
ROY'G. APPLEGATE.
RACHEL E. APPLEGATE.
aWiAgANM.APPLEGATH
naElVER C.vAPPLEGATE.r.
COFFEE CROP FAILS; -OWNERS
SELL CARS
RIO DE JANERIO, Brazil, Oct.
15. (By Mail.) Results of coffee
crop failures aro seen in tho large
number of high g.'ado- automobiles
nvailablo for public hiro in this city.
Most of them woio originally pur
chased for private use in times of
piosporlty, but their owners wero
compelled to sell thorn whon tho
crop failed and financial distress en
sued. Tho widespie.id uso made of thorn
for business, pleasure or social pur
poses, Is a striking fcaturo of life Jn
tho Bruzilian capital. Thoy aro not
of tho usual taxic.ib type, hut expen
sive cars.
Tho broad, smooth avenues and
boulevards aro admirably adapted to
tho uso of' automobiles, and as thpro
is no speod law tho ono great object
in life for 'tho native chnuffour ap
parently Is to go at top speed wheth
er in city or suburb. That thoro aro
not numerous daily accidents is duo,
perhaps, mainly to expert handling
of tho cars.
FOUND Came to my ranch a black
' yearling heifer, unmarked, un
branued. Owner Identify property
and pay for this ad. H. N. White-
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lock Apartments, 524 High St.,
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HOUSTO
"Metropolitan Ainiif.enicnt'-
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ENGLISH RACINE
IS ON INCREASE
LONDON, Oct, 10. (Correspond
ence Associated Press), Horso rac
ing, like every other kind of sport
hore, has experienced a great boom
since the wan and consequently tho
gambling habit has increased.
Promoters of race meetings ail
over tho 'country announco that rec
ord crowds havo attonded tho fix
tures whilo the number of horses
entered for the races are already up
I nils in Novombcrt and steeplcchu-
ug. which finishes out the year.
At tho "classic" meetings hbhl at
Epsom, Goodwood and Acot,.-prac-, une
tically all the aristocrats of the -turf pbR SALEThree.(Iuarters gold
congregate. Entertaining takes place finish bed, complete. 327 Main
on a large scale and wemen vie with Street. 13tf.
each other in displaying the lotast
fashien-in dress. 'A VACANCY at Whitlock Apart-
Tho highest amount paid for the xoEiiarSn""
winner of a raco is that for tho win-' -
nor of tho Derby, amounting to!
532,000.
There is more betting on horso
racing than on any other sport The
Engl'sh lav is peculiar on that po.nt
Betting on tho raco com so is strictly
legal, but tho passing of hotting
slips en tho Btroato Is conslderfd 'a
serious offense. Yet one may legally
placo bot3 by calling up a Irookmtkei
on any telephone, or by sonding tho
name of tho horse fancied by tele
gram or through tho post. This
unci 'ily, therefoio, eccurs:
A hotting slip with a horse's namo
and an amount of money mentioned
If handed to a bookmaker in the
street is an offense punishable by
Imprisonment. Yet a telegram to
the same bookmaker and containing
tho samo wording handed in at a
postollico is a perfectly legal under
taking, and, Incidentally, one which
is largoly followed.
In tho poorer districts whore there
aro thousands of "backers" .who
make hots varying from a dollar to
12 cents, the street bookmaker does
a roaring trade, although he is liable
to arrest and his business has per
forco to bo conducted very secretly,
as plain clothes police are always on
tho lookout for him.
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
STAR THEATE.R,
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Cooks, maids, nurso girls and oth
er domestic servants have organized
tho Household Workers' union in
Ohloago, preparatory to domandlng
a shorter workday, Increased wages
and' tho privilege of entertaining
their gentlemen friends elsewhere
than in the kitchen.
TOM MQOKK
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"ONE OF Till: FINEST"
Also
MACK SWAIN ' l
"HIS AUTO RUINATION? '
A Side Splitting Comedy
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TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
MARCSAKKT IlhANCH
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"A PLACE LV' THE SUN'
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International Currcut ,'Kvents
op'era house.... ,.. .:..' ...., .'.-
DANCING "
KVKKV WEDNESDAY
A,M SATURDAY, fH
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION J PIOTURBb
TUESDAYS AND SATCBDAvl
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