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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGOtt
yuA-.-.'M.i :.' jr,M'jHf.vc
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For Xmas or Everydaji
TOILET OUTFITS
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INCREASES YIELD OF WHEAT
.Exnarlment of Treating Occd
tricaliy Meets With 8uccti
In England.
An liitoiiiins impertinent us to the
eflVrt of electrically iifniiiiii mul
wlii'iit before kowIiik Iiri boon cur
riml out ut lloilshiiui Orooti. EliiiHtentl.
Kent, during this hoiimhi, by W. I
i Pledge of the Victoria Hour mills. Ah-
fnl'il. ilit Loudon Tliui' mutes. 'I In'
MlllWN uf MllOlll cllHM'11 for llll 0pt'll-
mi'iit wiii "red stnnilniil" and two ml-
liilimiK plots wore sown on November
l.'t mill 1 1 lust nt the rnto of
iSilL!'5m:u.
IHI "111
... HhW VVN- U On Ilium.
in.nru.uu LnouiilLLIUUIIIV
JH
FOR SALE Miscclhuiuous'
l-'OU HALM Now ruiiKo, mill crnl-
oil, lit wlioUwiilo pi loo. Inn bo
kuoii iifiovnooiiii ut llo.l Lincoln,
n-:it
How else coulcHiumanity exist without the modern toilet items,
with so many different things for daily use to improve and en
hance the appearance, to preserve cleanliness, to protect health?
Toilet goods make excellent gifts for Christmas, and very desir
able for personal e very-day use. We specialize in toilet outfits
as in single pieces. Early selections for best choice is advisable.
H
Underwood's Pharmacy
'v KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Trffw I
u
I PUHITY I
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
ac
. Salad Jell
Lime Jiffy -Jell -is; fla
vored with lime-fruit es
sence in a vial. It rnaKes
!a tart, fjreen salad jl
Jiffy-Jell desserts are
' Savored with fruit-juice
essences, highly con
densed, sealed in glass.
Each dessert tastes like
"a fresh-fruit dainty and
it is.
, You ' will change from
' old-style gelatine dainties
when you once try Jiffy
Jell. Millions have
' changed already.
Order from your grocer
" now
mm
10 Flavor, at Yonr Grocer'
2 Packages for 25 Cent
DKKlt 1'liKXTlKUIi
MILES CITY, Mont.. Doc. 15.
Deer are so plentiful In the Custer
National forest that ho has at times
seen from 50 to 60 from his cabin
tloor, says Forest Hanger G. L.
Dodge of the Poker Jim station. Un-
jtler protection the same has multl
' piled rapidly and now the deer trav
el In large herds. The forest Is
dense and little visited and most of
the Rama-there, it is said, probably
never has heard a rltle tired.
vKM'irrr.Ui motion
BOZEMAN. Mont.. Dec. 13. Tho
problem of cheap power has been
.met In a novel manner by tho Mon-
Itana state college ;here. Oak Forbes
DeKo Heats, a bull owned by the
college, runs a tread mill that fur
i nlshes power for a ccw mllkdr at
I the college dairy barn.
SHIPYARD STRIKERS
OWN $7,200,000
U. S. SECURITIES
Liberty Bonds and War Sav
ings Stamps Help Support
Idle Workers
llH.els 111 tlll 1UTO. tlio HOOll l IIIIO
plot being electrically treated mill that
uti tlu other not. The land uis trout
oil exactly nlllfe nil through tlio your.
Iteoontl.v tho growing crops worn In
ipoctod by n party. Including II. L.
llo'ih, lecturer on agriculture ut the
Suuilionstem Agricultural collect,
Wie, Kent.
A marked dirforoncc between tlio two
plots wan notlconblo, tlio whrnt mi the
treated portion being much Iho more
vigorous In crowth it ml tinblt, anil
promising, so fur ns tlio export pros
ont wore ublo to Judge, a yield nt
leant 20 per cent higher than tluit of
tho untreated plot. Tlitro wer ev.
dent stem of runt, too, In the untreated
crop, and It wan significant fact UiiiI
the other plot wns, nt any rute nt tho
present stage, entirely free from thin
disease. It urns the generul opinion
of thoto prenent that electricity I
likely to become a very Important fac
tor In tlio cultivation of agricultural
crop und that great developments
aonj( that line may be confidently an
ticipated In tho near future.
KOU HAliK -Ono iiumtor homo
powur motor, onu throu hiirnu-
pouor motor, ono !0 itulloii hot
llireo wnti'P tiitilt luiiilro Now t'lty
t.nuiidry
n-iot
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ti:ams wanti i. Tr;
"'HI Imllcia ,.,, ', Imul
j Kdiilondu,
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'Ineiilii or
HEART OF THE DOUGHBOY
XOTICK TO CltEDITOHS
EXKCUTHIX" XOTICK OP
FILIXG FIXAL ACCOUXT
Notice Is hereby given that tho
undersigned, by order of the County
Court of Klamath County, State of
Oregon, has been duly appointed
Administrator
of the Estate of
deceased. All per-
! Eliza A. Flent
In the County Court of the State of .sons having claims -against saidjis-Oregon-for
Klamath County late urerequired to present snme-to
In the matter of the Estate ofsuid Administrator at tho -Law
William Whltlock, Deceased. . Ofilces of H. C. Groesbeck In tho
Notice is hereby given that I have city of Klamath Fa'lls. Oregon.
filed my final account and report as within six months from the date of
txecutrix of the Last will and Te3t- this notice.
ament of William Whitlock deceas-' FRED E. FLEET,
ed, and that the above entitled! Administrator of tho Estate
court has fixed upon 2.30 P. M. of Eliza A. Fleet, deceased.
Saturday-the 10th day of January. Dated: December 15, 1919.
1920 as the time and the County 15-22-29-5 12
Court House of Klamath County,'
Oregon In the City of Klamath Falls, I XOTICK TO CIIKIHTOKS
in said County, as the place when Notice is hereby given that
and -where any person may present, the undersigned has been duly
any objection or exception to any- r appointed Admlnlstrator-wlth-the-thing
done by me as Executrix of ' Will-Annexed of tho Estate of
said Last Will and Testament, and Susanna Leach, deceased, by the
at such time and place the above County Court of the State of Ore-
enutieu court win nnauy pass upontgon for Klamath County, and all
Experiences of War Taught Him to
Tackle Every Problem From
Rock-Bottom Up.
Most of our xoldlors went to the
other side young; boys. They enme
back men burdened by fire ntid ex
perience. They will loll you Unit they
hhvo "figured nut a now bunch of
dope," or that they have "lenniod n
rule or two about tho little sumo of
life." What they moan In Unit they
tuivo gone down to funditiiiontnl.i mid
tackled every problem from rock-bottom
up.
It was with the iinderNtiinillug that
the doughboy It it new mini and n prob
lem In hliiinoir Hint Col. Arthur Woodx,
iisslsttiiit to tho xorretnry of war, laid
out bin plan of campaign for the wnr
department'! gigantic effort to got Join
for returned wrvleo men. "Thin." ho
told his assistants, "Is not merely nn
employment Idea. It Is a new experi
ment In psychology. We must under
stand the Holdlor, tho millor, the ma
rine, right down to tho ground, leant
their problem minutely mid take In
Unite pains to reMore llicm to civilian
said: "Secretary Miller's flKiires on I ' with as little friction nnd as much
tho Liberty Uond holdings and their J celerity ns possible.
KOU HAM;- Cheap fur cuhIi. a
two-ploeo, dry wull oncreto I
block mnehtiinl nooil ns new: ued'
only nun noamiu. Could not bo
bniiKht today for $4500. Will xoll
nt ii bargain im owner In In other .
lino uf bimliiuim and cannot glvo It)
n m attention. tipionuui oiiuiiiiik Hun... i ,
t a u. ".""'""yon
il. ii
l'hnn.
U.Jt.
Aiiyom, wIh,1k
l'lnatloii clii.ir ..,,.i
n Duplex
111)10
com.
uuro tor unit iiiiaiuohh iih inoro in a
big demand for blocks and concruto
brlckn. Machine Is In tho city' and
ran bo soon ut nuy time, Don't
uiiHwur unloiiH you bavo the rauli,
Address Dux 1, Hornlil OITlce. 1-tf
eoto A Hiiiitn,
6.(1
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOIl HENT-illooms. umo of bath
niul phono. 80 Walnut, cor of
0th. t lltf
n
ood,
117
''"ON" I'KYTON fr
CITY OA If 11 An ip. ....
Qrbl,Borwi0;cJXnV S
' SITUATIONS WANTED
HELP WANTED
wmmwmwwvww
WANTED .Throo nnwalmva l tlm
Horald Odlco. n.tf
LOST AND FOUND
Ono of tho reasons the striking
shipyard workers in seven plants
around San Francisco bay havo boon
able to hold out for tholr demand of
fight cents an hour Increaso Is that
collectively they own moro thnn 7,
000,000 worth of Liberty Honda nnd
about $200,000 In Wnr Savings
Stamps. "Tho Liberty Ilond and War
Savings Stamps holdings of our men
havo certainly stood us In good
stead," said Frank Miller, secretarj
of tho Sua Francisco Iron Trades
Council. "When wo win our domand
I am going to rcommeml that the
men savo that eight cent an hour In
crease nnd Invest ft weekly with tho
Government In War Savings Stnmps.
They provide nn ideal way for tho
worklngman to save."
C. A. Farnsworth, nssoclnte direc
tor of tho War Loan Organization for
the Twelfth Fedon.l Iteservo DlBtrict,
and settle said account
Amelia Whitlock, '"
Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of William Whit
lock, deceased.
8-1 5-2 2-2 9-H
Best yet. Herald Want Ads.
Demorest, Dentls.t, over Sugar
man's Store, 6th and 3Iain. 2-tf
persons having claims against said
Estate are icquired to. present
same to said AdminMrator nt the
law offices of R. C. Groesbeck,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six
months from the date hceof.
Dated: December l."i, 1919.
U L. nitOWNELL. Admlnls
trator-wIth-the-Wlll-A'nnexed, of
the Estate of Susanna Leach,
deceased.
15-22-29-5-12
Investment' In War Savings are con
Bervatlvo and thoro is no doubt thnt
they havo aided greatly In enabling
the mon" to support themselves while
on strike. Tho men can borrow tho
faco value of tholr Liberty Ilonds
without sacrificing tho bonds and
they can cush In their War Savings
Stamps."
The Government's War Savings
Stamp Is the working man's woapon
against a hand-to-mouth existence. It
helps blm get ahead.
A $5 Christmas present fdr $.23
a War Savings Stamp,
These boys nre coming homo cngor-
ly. but nls(i a little fearfully. We must
brldgo tin gnp that they hnvo crossed
during 11)17 and 1018. America' fu
ture IIom In her youth. The woldtor
who fought In Franco, tho sailor who
piled the dnrk wnterH, and the men
who drilled faithfully and patiently nt
home, must not bo loft In the lurch
uf (or what they have done for us."
LOST Uar pin with scroll iluslmi.
und ono diamond. Ituturn to Mrs,
8. II. Francis, 711 Ou.k or Phono
190-M. Howard. 13-2t
IF YOU WANT rtitiii..v ....
o cnll tho Klnmnth CoubW ii.V
8cl.ool-pho.io 350. fllrh fS, J ,h
cop) lug mid llllng; a,0 '
housework, carlnit fnr Aim genm
oy for clerking, JS ZZ
chores, etc. Hpoclal attention ..!'
Ml lo this service by th8 k'i,
nut horltles and an offer I, 0h t
mndo to make, cillclont, conwohft
nn. profltnbla both t0 he ffl
and to ihoiu requiring ihelrieRS
'lit '
n
nn i limn n fK-rlalty .,f nr. i,8
nn.l aeelile.it l..si.ri..re.llmo ca.ud
mo'II do tho reM. a,llnto & S0, lh
xetici: of ham: of
KSTATK.
iti:.i.
Givo hlra a War Savings Jtnmp for
ennstraas a $5 present for $4.23.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
On account of the condition of the roads, our de
livery service will leave the market promptly on this
schedule:
Going east at 8:. 10 a. nt.
Going west at :00 a m.
Going; east nt 10:J10 a. in.
Going cast at '. 11:00 a. m.
Ono delivery in tho afternoon at 3 o'clock.
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
5L Peredixo
Toothpaste
Dirty
besides doing
ciiiuuucuiyuiiifc'r
paste can do -ii
S
Better
Any bank or postofY.ee will soil
you a $5 Christmas present for $4.23
a United States War Savings Stamp.
A Seattle labor leader buys War
Savings Stamps "because," he says,
"the interest on them will offset the
war taxes I have to pay whenever I
buy anything."
whitens like peroxide
Sold ojJy where AD'S goods nre displayed
ny
geirlywhlt
Large Tube
5$
.NOTICE
Annual Election Enterprise Irriga
tion District '
Notice Is hereby given that tho
regular Annual Election wIlLbo held
on Tuesday, tho 13th day of Janu
ary, A. D. 1920, within tho Enter
prise Irrigation District of Klamath
County, Oregon, for tho purposo of
electing ono member of tho Ilonrd of
Directors of said District, and to de
termine whether a certain contract
Is to bo made by tho Enterprise Ir
rigation District with tho United
States of America for n water right
for the lands of said Enterprise Ir
rigation District, wherein tho maxi
mum amount to bo paid for said
water right Is to bo sixteen dollars
per aero for each and ovorv aero
irrigable within tho boundaries of
said district, and tho proportionate
part or tho annual operation and
maintenance cost of tho project
works used In conveying tho water
to said district.
Tho polls to bo opened nt 8 o'clock
on tho morning of tho election and
to bo kept open until C o'clock in
tho afternoon of said day.
Tho Hoard of Directors havo spec
iffed tho following polling places In
said district for said election :
Tho resldenco on tho Old Var
nor Ranch, known as tho John
Smart placo, situated in Section
2, Township 39 South, Range 9
East of tho Willamette Morldlan.
Given by ordor of tho Board of
Directors of tho Enterprise Irriga
tion District, this second day of Do
comber, A. D. 1919.
BUimELL SHORT, President,
G. J. HILLYAnD, Secretary,
Board of Directors.
15-22-29-5-12
New Photo Dark yRoom."
The dnrk room, necessary uvll, has
nlunyn been the one rigid obstacle to
i be perfect llexlblllly of the photo
iniplile art. Now, however, the operator
ran curry a complete dnrk chamber
il'i'ii? with him, and develop his expos
ui ok when and where he pleases. The
"room" described and Illustrated In
Popular Mechnnlcs mngazlue packs In
a case less than two feet long, nbout
n foot wide, and four Inches thick. It
opens to a height, In the larger size,
of 18 Inches in front nnd 13 Indies In
buck, with wnlluvof light-proof fabric.
Elastic cuffs nt the side admit tho op
erator's bunds, while he looks through
n hood In front, equipped with two
shutters thnt are opened by pressure
on the hood, and Instnntly closes on re
leiise. Trays nnd plntes nro Inserted
through a ruby-glassed door In tho
top.
Laborer Builds Organ.
That worklngmen who nre earning
big wnges possess a grand piano or
even two pianos Is evidence that a
lovo of music Is ono of the first pleas
ures Indulged In when a man begins
to have moro money than ho wants for
necessities.
I could tell you of a worklngman
In a Mldlnnd town, who, being of n
muMcnl nnd mechanical, bent, tins built
himself n small organ In his living
room. The Instrument possesses n
reed stop nnd several pedal notes, und
Is n marvelous piece of Ingenuity.
Ah the family Is n large one nnd
the room about 12 feet square, It can
be Imagined what Inconvenience tho
family Is willing lo undergo In order
to Indulge Its love of music. The or
gan Illls nbout one-third of their only
living room. London Chronicle.
In tho County Court of tho .Statu uf
Oregon for Klnmnth County.
In tho Matter of tho liituto and
Guardianship of Albert Hopkins
Plerco, a Minor.
Notice Is hereby given thnt, pur
suant to an ordor of ilia iihovo en
titled court, mado und entered on
tho Cth day or Decumbor, 1919, I,
tho undersigned duly appointed,
qualified nnd acting guardian of the
estnto ami person of Albert Hopkins
Plerco, a minor, will, on nnd after
10.00 a. m. on Saturday, tho 3rd
dny of January, A. 1). 1920, ut tlio
office of II.- M. Manning In tho
Ixiomls HiilldlUK. Klamath Fnllii,
Statu of Oregon, sell ut private
sale, to tho highest nnd beat bidder
thurutor cash In hand, Gold Coin of
tin I'nltcil States of America, nil of
tho following described laud and
real cstnto located nnd situated In
Klnmnth County, Stnto of Oregon,
to wit:
Tho south Vt of tho tinrthwost
Vi, tho onu Vt of tho Houthwost
'i nnd 1-ot 3 (olhorwiso known
,iih tho Northeast quurtor nt tho
northwest cjunrlor) of Section
two in Township 35 South Hnngo
Six, East of IJio Willamette
Morldlan. and also nn undivided
one-fourth lntore.it In nnd to tho
southeast ' of tho southwest 4
of Section 35 In Township 31
south Range 0, onst of the, Wll- '
Inmotto Meridian. I
Terms of sale shnll bo purchase
price cash In hand, bids to bo Itii
writing, nnd shnll ho loft with thlsi
guardian nt tho offlco of hor said :
attorney II. M. Mnnnlng, nt tho nil-!
dross aforesaid nbstrnet of title
shall ho at tho oxponso of tho estate.
Tho sulo of said promises shall bo
mndo subject to confirmation by tho
said County Court.
Dated' at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this fith day "of Novombor 1919.
(Sgd) AONES PIHROE.
Guardian of tho Estnto nnd
Person of Albort Hopkins
Pierce, n Minor.
8-15-22 29 5.
NEGLECTING THAT
GOLD OR COUGH?
Why, whon Dr. King'i New
Discovery to promptly
checks it
r'S nnturnl you don't wnnt lob
nircloNS und let Hint old cold or
cough drag on or Unit new at
tack develop M-riotisly. Not when
ou can get hiiiIi a proictl nuccesi
fill remedy us Dr. King's Nvw Dlj
cowry. Cold, rough, grippe, croup doci
not ronlst this mnnil.iril reliever
very long. Its quality Is ns high
toilny iih It always Ihih been nnd
It' i been growing sii-iiillU In popa
In. Ity for iimru than fifty jenr.
Wle. and Kl 20 n bottle nt ull drug
gists, (iho )i a trial.
Constipated ? Here'aRelief
Not thnt often harmful, nlwnji
violent nnd temporary I'dp that
comes from lirirwli piirgntlvc.i, but
tin comfortable, gratifying, correc
tive regulation of stubborn Lowell
so pronounced In Dr. Kings New
Llfo .Pills. .
Tonic In nctlon, they promote
free hllu How, stir up the Iniy, tfcor-.
ouislily but gently clennw the sys
tem of waste matter and fenncnt-
U'B '"'"'V '".'.'. k.'V, "?!, .ST,, 25
ror iiiini worn mi" m .... .
..!.. All ilrnirirlsts 2oC
II I ion,
All drut'Klsta iwc
A subscription to Tho Evening
Horald for a prospective locator this
yenr, might moan a Christmas
present for nil of us next yonr.
Get the Genuine .
and Avoid
0m
&zn2
yttGSPm Every Cake
MASONS ATTKXTIO.V
Special communication Klamath
Lodgo No. 77, A. V. and A. M
Monday evening. Ncc 15. Work m
tho F. C. Degree. Visitors welcome.
T . - ,.mn I Iff TIPW
Hv nncr 01 lil.u. - ui"y."' .
13-2t
W. M.
Why Not?
Clymer Jeffries, Jri, of Williams,
Ariz., four and one-half years of age,
recently acquired n small dog nnd n
few dnys later the following conversa
tion occurred between him nnd his
next-door neighber:
"Mrs. M., I want you to keep your
chickens out of our yard,"
"Why, Clymer, what do you mean by
that?" .
"Well, I hnvo a dog over here, nnd
t your chickens como over hero I
nm afraid that ho will get the chicken
pox."
An epidemic of chicken pox was on
nt tho time. I
Make That Old Tire
Give More Service
At this tlmo of yonr it glvos you tho opportunity to havo
your tires patched and vulcanized. Don't dolay until spring
for that work thinking tluit thon It will bo tlmo enough to
ropalr thoso tires, but bring them In now und lot us do n goo
Job with plenty of tlmo to do It in. Wo can mnko a now tiro
out of that old ono so you will got muiiy moro miles out of it.
Wo want you to como In and bring that tiro along. Auto ac
cessories nnd tiro repairing Is our business. If you need a now
tiro buy a DIAMOND.
Diamond Tire & Vulcanizing
Company
MAUPLK &rJMITir, Proprietors
120 Houlli Hlxdi St.
I'hoiie
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