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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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FEDERAL TROOPS
RESCUE VICTIM OF
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A Gift Store
FOR MEN
MEXICAN REEELS
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Mountainous
BATHROBES
A good sensible gift every
man appreciates. Our stock
is now at its best. Robes
made of heavy blanket ma
terial in a choice assortment
of new patterns and colors.
Several styles. The kind
that Dad will really like
and there are nifty ones for
big brother, too.
IAWAVAAAM
STYLIS
Assortment of
SHIRTS
Practically all the Shirts a:j :vv this slsoii. TVy
are from leading manufacturers. AVe have them in
every pattern and design of all serviceable shirtings.
Indeed, you cannot do better. They come in every
material that go into the making of an excellent Jirt.
Silk, cotton and wool ; are very moderately priced.
L
rman
"I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY"
The Men's Holiday Store
Slurp npniN wk iIhjn nt N:il() n. in.
Stiiru upciiH Sa(ut'(ln)N at HUM a. m.
Closes wih'I; ilajN a( 0:00 p.
Closes Salurtlays at ():()() p.
in.
in.
Mint Jell
Try Mint
Jiffy-Jell
with roast
lamb or cold
meats. It is
vastly better
than mint
sauce. Try
-Jiffy-Jell
desserts with
their real
fruit flavors in essence
form, in'vialBr Each is' so
rich in condensed fruit
juice that it makes a real
fruit dainty. Yet they cost
no more than- old-style
gelatine desserts.
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10 Flaoon, at Your Groccr'a
2 Paehagai for 25 Ctnf
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GERMANY ALSO HAS
MANY PROFITEERS
i COHLENZ, Nov. 17. (By Mall).
American Intl'lllgenco olllcors in
the occupied urea recontly started
a campaign against German food
speculators who were held respon
sible) for tho high prices ot food In
Cohlenz and vicinity. Tho first day
of the "round up" twenty profiteers
were deported to unoccupied Gor
'many, with instructions not to re
turn. ! As an example ot tho nature of
the dealings carried on bythe spec
ulators, or "Schlebcrs," as' they arc
'called in Gorman, an Incident is cit
ed by tho Americans of a carload of
starch shipped Into Coblenz. 'It cost
tho original purchasers 40,000
I marks. Tho car remained untouch
ed In tho rullroad yards whllo" it
was sold from one man to another,
each time at an increase in price,
until the carload was finally dispos
ed of for SO.OOO marks, Just double
what tho first purchaser paid.
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inscription to tho Lvonlnng, . .ul)BCrlnUon to Tho Evening
uil would perhaps bo tho most Herald for a prospective locator this
'shed gift for tho absent frlond. ! year, might mean a Christmas
, present for nil of us next yea
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"ceniber 11, 12.
Want Ads bring result.
DON'T SAY "OVERALLS," SAY
JT UNION MADE JFm
They will give you the service They are Union
Made and have a number of features over other
makes of overalls. First is the material from which
they are made; second, all seams are felled and
triple stitched; third, cord-bound button holes and
full cut in seat. Last, they are Union Made.
We handle the complete line.
K. Sugarman
"I ain't mad at nobody"
MKXirO CITY, Nov. 20.--(IIy
A'. ill) I'Vdi'iul fom'ii rocently res- g
tiled T. (I. McKonzIo, American SJQ
miinngor ofNui electric p wer plant I
In ('ninntgn, Hlato of Chihuahua, H
who hud been captured and roblxjI(H
by ri.belc nml hold with n vlow tu H
rminotn, according to reports roach- W
lug !i"i". iH
Mr. McKp-izIo had set out on'
horn bad: fnim Par nil and was tak-i
"n uiptlvn by a small hand of men
who announced ho would bo hold
'f r runtion:. A small boy hlrilne in
ibc IiiihI fn witnessed the attack iml i fug
Iran to Purial, where federal forces jjy
were n ivinod and Dursu t boirun Tho II
bandlu wero ovortnkon at nightfall 1 -
ml. after a r-'jurp encounter In
which three bandits were killed and
diio v .iiuiled, McKenzie was refi-ci;ud.
Palace M
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FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY
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The Best of Klamath County Meats
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
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FOR
KIO l)K JANKUIO, Nov. 12- (Dy
Mali)- (Jivat lncrcajo In tbo num-,
ber of American vcescIh plying be- j
twueit I'nlted Stulws uml Brazilian
poiu wub shown when, In October, I
3; vcil'qIh flying tho American flagjl
entered tho o.t of Ulo Jancrlo. I
.-Hatl'licH t.hou ''.it during tbo elf-I
Lite ear - ..1J only 20 American;!
vessels arlvo in Rio
SATURDAY
Reduce the High Cost of Living by eating more mut
ton. The most wholesome of all meats. ,
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HE IRaiSED TO
SEE NIGHT GOME a
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I'IXT WOUSK J MOUMVU THA
WHKX UK VK.T TO li'-.O
i.!S TW'K.NTV l'(A.M)S TAK
l; TAXI.AC.
'It suro W33 :i lucky day for me
when I began taking 'iannlac," said
Leo Piettner, an employee of the
Hammond Lumber Company, who
ioaldes at 1"." Astor Street, Watts,
Cal. lecontly. Continuing, he said:
"About lour yejrs ago I began to
suffer w.tli btomuch trouble.
everything I v.oald eat would sour
and gas would form and I would
havo tho wowt sort of pains. 1
would become terribly nauseated
and soon got so 1 could nut retain
u thing, not even waier or milk. I
vouJd hao vomiting spells aftir
oveiy meal that would leave me so
weak 1 could scurcely get around.
Often when I went homo from work
my wlfo would have tempting dish
es prepared hoping it would induce
mo to eat a little something, but I
would have to leuve tho table
without eating a mouthful, for the
very sight of the food vould make
mo sick. I went on a milk diet
for a while, but that did me no
good, as I could not keep ft down.
1 never know what It was to get a
good night's sleep, for I was so
weak anil nervous 1 could not sleep
but a few minutes at a time. At
this time Iwas mining in Yellow
pine, Nov., and when I had fallen
off, from 185 to 165 pounds I gave
up my Job, for I was so weak and
jun-down 1 could not work. 1 was
afraid 1 had tuberculosis and came
hero to California hoping the
change would do me good, but It
did not, for I was Just as bad ns
over and, was so weak and nervous
I would Just tremble like a leaf,
and" I would dread to see night coma
for I would got up feeling worse
than when I went to bed. I had
taken all sorts of medicine, but thoy
seemed to mhko mo worse Instead
of better.
'Before I left Yellowplno I had
a friend who had been in a condition
similar to mine, and ho told me
Tunlac had saved his life, and urged
mo to try it. But I did not, for 1
was discouraged and . dlsguste.d
with all medicines. Well, one
night after coming here I read a
statemont of a man who was re
lloved by It who had been in the
same condition I was, and then I
remembered my friend's advico,
and next day I started taking Tan
lac and by the time I had finished
two bottles 1 wusa great deal, bet
tor, and when I had taken three
bottles I knew I was getting well, I
began to eat again anil my stomach
was in flue shape. All the gas and
nausea left mo entirely, 1 began to
sleep well again and, all, my nervous
ness disappeared. I havo used
seven bottles now and am back at
work fooling as strong and good as
I ever did in my life. I havo gained
twonty pounds in weight and feel
ten years younger than 1 did a year
ago. If I had only taken my
friend's advico when he recommend
ed Tanlao I sure would have been
saved a lot of suffer'ns."
Tanlac is sold in Klamath Falls
. by the Star Drug Co., and in Lorvlla
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BEEF
Nice juicy cuts of the best
Klamath County beef at the
following low prices.
Nice Juicy
Rump Roasts 25c
Fancy Shoulder Roasts....
20c to 25
Shoulder Steak
22c
Fore Round Steak ... 24C
Boiling Beef ....2l2c to 15c
Sugar Cured Corn
Beef I212 to 15c
Hamburger Sausage ...
20c
LOOK
Prices Cut
To Pieces
ROAST MUTTON.
Any cut 20c
MUTTON CHOPS.
ah cuts --20c:
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MUTTON STEW ... 10c
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CHICKENS! CHICKENS!
Hens 28C
Springers
32c
Klamath Packing Co.
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SMAIN ST.
PHONE 68
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FIRST GERMAN BOAT
REACHES MEXICO
WANTED
Men witn teams and sleds, or.
' wagons to haul lumber from Round
jLnke. Good wages. Steady work.
VERA .CRUZ. Nov. 20. (By APP Big Lakes Box Co. 6-6t
Mail). The first German vessel taj
arrive here since the beginning of,. Demorest, Dentist, over Sugar
tho war has reached this port with,man'8 Store, 6UTand Main. 2-tf:
The Herald would bring good
cheer from Klamath County; not
only during the Christmas season,
but during every day in the year.
Shop Early.
ZIZ
December 11, .12.
a mixed cargo of hardware and drugs . ' "V,
from Germany. Tho captain an- t4w4MM,twJft
nounced that several other vessels
soon will leave Hamburg for Mexi
can ports. Ho confirmed previous
announcements that Germany is
planning an aggressive campaign for
Latin-American trade.
A.F.Graham
..General
Concrete
Construction
Shasta Sand Used
Exclusively
"It's the Best Ever"
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I That good old Arkansas Silver Tip Sorghum.
t Have you tried it? If you are a lover of this article
1 you don't know what you are missing by not hav-
1 1 1 1-J!i. J i Al '1. !..
mg a real uieaitiasL every muiiimg m ine wetsK. uy
serving nice, fluffy, hot biscuits with some of our
real genuine ''Silver Tip" Sorghum.
We only have a limited amount of this, and
those desiring a gallon had better phone 200. at
once, for there will be no more available this sea
son. We also have a large assortment of nice pre
serves and jellies in 15-ounce glass jars and 5' and
10-pound pails.
Give us your order over phone 200.
The Sunset Grocery
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by the James Merc. Co, Adv.
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