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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1919)
""" NOV.CMUK FAGH TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 11 a'. ii)i rr C , u I 1 1 b u REO A Business Getter A UEO "Sl'KED WACION" Is more than n nioro ndjuuct to your business. IT DOES MORK than uioroly sup plant tho old-tlmo, slow,, os ponslvo, uncertain liorto uquln nicnt. IT DOES MORE thnn merely hold tho trndo you have. IT IS A SALESMAN In lta own way, for In theso days when "time Is tho essence" of ovory contrnct, and tho ono big con sideration In every transaction between raon, tho speedy sorr Ico performed by this Heo brings the trade to you. IT DOESN'T MATTER whether you aro a farmer, or a truck gardenor dealing In perishable articles; or a merchant either wholesalo or retail competing for trade with alert rivals; HOURS COUNT yes and min utes! and tho difference be tween profit and loss frequent ly depends upon your delivery system. .aj,u-. m-r-. -.. ir .. i .niiliim.nn, r i x ' C. L. McWilliams Phone 169 Fresh Fruit Desserts 2c Jiffy-Jell desserts, ricK and fruity, cost but 2 cents per serving. Each package contains a vfcl of fruit essence, made from condensed fruit juice. Add boiling water then this fiavcr, and you have a fresh-fruit dainty. Compare Jiffy-Jell with the cld-style quick gela tine desserts. You will find it five times better, yet it costs no more. Millions now enjoy it. 10 Fiavon, at Your Grocer's 2 Packages for 25 Cents JHyM ' i rWir-nc! Just the thir r ! These dainty, - I B VsVvHCfp 1 cilp, delicately salted Snow y ,CT 7 Flakes. The y 'are sold fresh ", "'' everywhere ii sealed packages. "Vj? ' ' ' s'c yur grocer. ipfelKiSd - Don't ask for Crackers Ag; rppw"M i ay 8now Flakes S;JS?-i rDIT RAMI? MKATCrDADQ STfMACP UK WHO HAS tho best doltrory service tho quickest and the moit dependable has the call. NOT SPEED ALONE though , Kb speed possibilities have proven Its greatest advuutage, heneo tho namo; UUT ItELIAHlLlTY that blllty thut Is Hoo; rollu- THESE QUALITIES havo so thoroughly demonstrated thnm bcIvcs that our ono problem Is to obtain enough "Speed Wagons" to supply all thosu who waut Rcos. KOU REMEM11ER this: You can't alwas got a Reo on tho mluutc. Demand is tremendous alwas has beeu for Reos. SO ONLY WAY Is to place your order at once then wo can give you a definite delivery dato. 1157 Main St MUST THROW OFF POISONS All Living Th'ngs Suffer if They Not Obey Inexorable Law of Nature. Do LUIng things are constantly throw ing off materials which, unless re moved, will act as poisons. Crops ' iilu)t be rotntud, because the soil con ditions produced by any one rrop pre vents the development of the same kind in immediate succession. The same thing Is true of the hu man body. It Is constantly throwing off, through the skin nnd lungs, mate rials which must be removed In order that the body may maintain Its vigor and health. The aunlltv of air we breathe and that envelops our bodies determines In large measure our phys ical, intellectual and emotional condi tions and activities. The he-t air for the body Is that which Is cool, dry and kept constantly In motion. When sleeping the air should he kept In circulation hs much as possl ble, although one should not sleep In a draft. Fatigue Is a poison which Is thrown off by sleep and the sleep, to do what Is required of It, should be lulet and restful. WILL NOT SUBMIT TO BEING SHORN OF MUSTACHES l'ARIS, Oct l, (Hy Mali.) Walters In soxm or eight of the largest cafes on ' tho I'nrlH boule vards havo been stirred to angry protest by ordom to slinxe their mustaches or quit. One of tho blltewl. gi('evanctH tho waiters had when they went on atrlke last April was tho edict of the omplojors to tho ouoct that waiters must suerltleo their mustaches. Tho waiters triumphed and tho employ ura agreed they should bo permitted to adorn their lsnges as they pleas ed. Now an nttomHi to revho the ban on mu.staehes has roused their indignation. "The waiters are suluclently humiliated to hao to earn their Hv- j Ing by extending their hands to ro-. ceto what often proves to bo a ridiculous tip. without being forced1 to forego one of the privileges of, manhood." s.ild tho Secretary of tho Union. "Really tho ferocious em ployers know little about niychol- ogy. Should they maintain this I Inqultoul, measuj destined nololy to give their staff a servile appear-( ance toward the customer, they uro picking out a poor time for It ! Whether through snoblilshnestor luj tlio hope of appearing original, cus-j tomors choose to make their fares as glabrous and depilated as that of I the Americans or aim to ropy the two commas on the uppor Up of a well-known moving picture picture' actor, that Is their business. We' must Insist that tho coneutlons en tered Into at tho time of tho strike be respected, that the mustache h is always been In vogue In Franco nnd to supress It is an Indignity nnd diminishes the morale. vn)tie (iid patriotism of tho personnel of the cafes." At g07 Inln KnrI Shepherd as, 'Uuy music this Christmas. " tf READING THE BIBLE ALOUD Much Truth In Charge That Beautiful Text Is Too Often Interpreted In Unintelligent Manner. Ir Is st rnn so that the reading of the Rlblp aloud In nn acceptable manner should present apparently almost In superable difficulties, remarks a writer In the London Spectator. It Is writ ten In the finest Knglish of the finest (erlod. It concerns subjects of unl eral and undying Interest. It Is en- dtared to every listener by tradition and recollection. Rut the evidence piocs It Is hard to read well. Men especially Interested In philosophy and rdiglon, especially trained in Hebrew r.nd Greek literature, specially unxlous to bring the truths of Scripture home to their audience, read It for the most pari In abominable fushlun. We cannot Insult them by supposing their weekly task an ensy one. We cannot, on the other hand, deny that any hard corn, soft corn r torn he the Old and New Testaments offer tween the toes, nnd tho hard iHn .al great scope for fine reading. The task of the curate ut lectern Is like the task of the executant before the piano. The one has great literature before him; the other great music. The audience wnlfb for his Interpretation. As a rule, with many and marked exceptions, the curate runs through his work In such a mechanical nnd uninterested manner as would empty a concert hull If Itnl teten by his brother nrtlsts. He reads heroic passoges as though they were dull parish notices, arguments us cut and dried snippets of dogmatism, and shrewd proverbs as sacred poetry. BEAR USED DIRECT METHODS How Pet Grizzly Satisfied Curiosity and Appetite In Eminently Satisfactory Manner. Mr. Knos A. Mills lulls im a story of n bvar, whom he cltUSMIss (irlzlr. She was n pet hear, In a sawmill In (he Medlrlne Row mountains, was neer tensed by the men nnd, there fore, luid a uniformly good disposi tion. They did not try to teach her tricks, but she seemed to pick them up, one of her favorites being "cart wheeling." This meant thut she would curl her non behind her toes, have one of the mi n start her with e little push down the slo, e n-ar the m II, and then over mid over Mm would roll. This j Mm appeared to enjoy greatly. Rut (In funny Incident was this: One ilny n teamster hiotlxht her n bottle of ml sup. "Stnmllng erect," writes Mr. Mills, "Mie took It deftly In her foro pnws. She wns gr-nlly In ('rested In It prnlnililv In the color. In turning It fiuiiit. she cntit'Iit sight of a floating nlr-liiilible. In veiling the hoi lo from end to end, she Irled lo uial.e tills mil; ' she held It between her eyes nnd Urn light, she shook It h;i(l nnd forth clone to her enr. Then golir.' dlr etly i to u neiirb.v log, she brought the hot- ' tie down upon It mid catsup in lied i In nil directions'. Her curiosity sitls-i (led. she seemed lo enjov llt-kltu up the cat'.iiii." Chilstiiiii .Science Hon-llor. If your feet give you pain it ia beemtso they Ivnvo de veloped pomo defect. Tho cause of tnc trouble enn quickly bo lo cated by our foot oxpert who will uivo )oun demon trnllon nnd ndvlco free. lie knowt feclllioiouuh. ly, finvinn born ttnined in tho Idiiidui Dr. Scholl Method of Foot Correction. M Scholl t No mMter where or how your ff rt oclie. Iiuit or bum, 01 if they fed tender nnd orc, (hero ! a .owntifin corteclivo to uv ou Prevent buntofi SlrnlRlitcn thai ctooLod tew willi this soil. spiinn rubber do ice. Dlccl ivr and com ioitnblc. immediato relief Our oxprrt will demiilmlo tlni oi vour own (not nnd iliaw )an that nbto. lulo foot comfort i ptilte wtdi. out wrnrniKtd. ly limped or oter.orrd kliocs. See turn. Dr Scknll'. Tu-H. iOt We arc in position at all limus to fit you properly with any of Dr. Sertoli's appliances. Bradley Shoe Store 727 Main Street Lift off Corns! Doesn't hurt a bit and Frcezono costs only a few cents. Willi jour fingers! Vo i cm lift ofi I lui-cs f'oif bottom of tool. I A tiny bottlo of "Fro.izon ' osl I llitto at any drug store; appl) n : vr i drops upon tho corn or callus In- Bt:in t ly it stops hurting, then iliortly you fire that bothersome corn ur ni hil rlnfoff. root nnd all. without ono Ml of pain or soron-s. t'ru v' No humbug! Livery, Feed and Stable Auto Service Quick Service Day or Night Klamath Stable Long Trips Our .Specialty Jteasouublo Hates rhono inu 822 Klniimth Ave FIRE Insurance J. H. Driscoll Loomis Bldg. Phone 432 FOR V. c m) IkN Sales I CHICKENS 126 South SiithSt PMMSSIFIEB COWi FOR SALE Rcnl Eatnlo KOU 8ALH Oil KXCIIANfllO- vw. tlio Hacriumuito I'o, land, 10 tic run near Unit, clioip for cash. Will consider exolmngo. What Imvn ymiT Call or uddrotm Itooin 12tl U'lilto IVIIcati llolol. at-tf FOR SALE Mtsccllnncous VOIt SA MiOr will trado for Indian laud, a good Maxwell car Dr. A, A. Boulu. 2U-21 I'O It SAM'l OU TI(AI)lt) What have, you 7 Two view camora and vlow outllt, Cooko Iioiih. Now. A. J, iyiu. 20-at KOIt UA1.K at a bargain tlm follow, lug second hand cunr 'J- i;in; Ileo'ii In good condition, INTiU. uach; t- UMO Kord touring car j:if0 j 2 Ktudeb.ikors, f pausenger KfiO , nnd $ tOfiO. V. I McWIIIImuH, ltf.7 Main, I'hono 109. 17tf roll .SAI.H Apples, Hpllaionbergi, Oregon Iteds, lleimutt KiiiullliigH, Wlneoatm, NowIowiih. Kino tttm-lc. Write for prices. T J. Oardner, Mux 20, It. K l. L'. Medford, Uro. b tf FOR RENT OR LEASE M'ltNISIIKI) HOOM rent, 1 IS I IMtio 8t. with bath l'j-at rou itrNT- cood 10 feet, near H. iiulro llerulil ollU'e warehoiiKo f.nx I'. Depot lu-I-tf KOU l.KASi: To responsible parties that h.ii miiilpment and cash to ; tluaiieii theuiHiles. a deslraldo ranch. , Adruss M K. U, Herald ollku a-tf i ! HELP WANTED WANTi:i3 Wltre.in IIouko. 337 Main. at Marshall 1U-U WANTKD tllrl for getmral house work and cooking Mrn. O. (J. l.ab nee, Illy, Oregon. 1-tf MISCELLANEOUS WANTi:- I'atty with ono or ton truck, drlvor to work In 1 Va log - 1 :lni; work and hnul men to and from work. Wrltu or Inquire Modoc I.umbnr Company, Ohlloqulu, Ofu 18-41 A icnr y-rslrrr end hard work crn(ncto."c Cno man can movo Iluridmf i In m e u-'l over the If. fj. V hen J run uUL, tJ rallb, fel cutter, purapi, etc "Mtf'titatmn.ltti'Jf.rbniti3tmut t ttU."r I. UnOMw. Rjw, Or. i "VrxMrWlA-wliMjfcri.lrt.rr f4ft1wifIK Z r. Zlifk LMt CsO t mh,., mt... hiir. OTntm r .IfAftirl (IflM .'j,l. rr -.-".."-" ."' v"-.- nil- -tentli tliecoL , , IjrTrcUoi!r, .owfjan l(tlCllI1?t0.lU j a c-.r." run ct- iius Him Pfco. liip.-lCC M..WNV.. WOOD Present indications are that all kinds of wood will be scarce and high er in price in the near future. Take my advice and buy now. O. PEYTON "Wood to Burn" l'liono 1H7 702 Main St. W Z&PSV&E&PZ JW"25 Zb ivl Ss?7mIZ-RH mmiiSmijC..:ISi ........ ,. I (I A&9&S Howi 0V mwiiM ,. iii .,n.ft-Jn ii f-Si.ivifciJiiyw i i in ' iniMMW" W UNION MADE "f SI . Murphey's Feed & Seed Store '';v nAitiiAoie. .When ""run " rono.i PC , VOli Avn "7- cIoho In f,,it ' """ n thole. ," ' 4. I. II A - - WAN ,,lnl", r,,r '.Hi; ni: hu '""' "r "' llor.il' C-tf ' ,TOOfl- 111B SITUATIONS wW 11 WU WANT U'pii 1 " -'" lh Klniimtl i. T "KLP, Hchool 1'l.o.iu 3" "a i.Hlrt c'P)li.i: and llllug, ,r,'orl houiuwork. run.... . ' m9. Kdntral chore,,. .,,, Hpot..,iU,;7'K1 "" en to this "en Ico ,y .,. fill t tutfl I I M.de to ,,,Z ci. low '" IT.IHnl.l., boil l,J 211 Wo 11111K1' mm 11..1.1.... ..::. "".. ' ." ''"It) o( ,ri. llfo , ... " "'"I'l'oiiii llll ....! aVr ,M-ll''ioAisr,h MADAM IOINA, Palmist World's ;nm.-M I'lirenoloRUt, I'almUt nnd Mullin,, Ui.ihU iur ,.iiro ile M . irHM..iu .111.1 fir.. ii.rrettIr.KlV.' nc lining. ,i,tMll Kn. in bin Ini'iui. lm . U nwrrlnw na don. etlc tl.Mihh'H Tell, 50,1 whatjoa aro h-Ht aihipte.1 tor and w,nl lo'JJ to lmtt.;r M,.lr .onilliioiu In ( Kiln lady reaiU ur hand as J0 would an ,, ,ok A rcndln J ler will mem mir iiK,Ml aJ lloiiM ami )0ii will bo wlier and happier, after roiinultlnK her, ib harl.it: the Mitt of roincnlni; all cill lllllil..nro and phirliiK I)U n an vlroiiinent of Imppy thought and roiitiuiiiinini UinilliiKa Sunday and dully. U 11 111 to !i 30 p m. Iloom 5 hwaniion IIIiIk , (,M.r KUn atore.Mala Kl . hetweiiii Cih nnd 7th, opp.Wcit em I'iiIoii, Klamath Knll, Orcjon. 12-13-19 Ilciil yut Herald Want Ads. for navcr for land clcarcrs and vrood-cuttint? It from cut to cut Slmplo tail reliable. uot la tuo for woo J catUoz. ue i IL P. uotor will Cuttk dtlletrUt fnm tur lOOptMt tlirptuMit h?M. M VtUt Stun. '&&& ' phoW flvSH?' yTfaf JIKVS?ij5 ;?, - IMitt K'' VW1,.V& .JilTC ksststtticzcstf ?L2&-j3iwP - u tiff W'V A .W I-rRfc3Fy- A' ..t.T ,U1 " . . m I A.F.Graham 1 1 General I Concrete I I Construction 1 Shasta Sand Used Exclusively fgmsmsKS&m