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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Rex Cafe
When you pass a good store and see somo-
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thing you want, you go m and buy it. So it
is in our business. When you look over our
menu you will see something you want to
eat and you will satisfy your desire by get
ting it. Now, that is not all you will get
the best with service. Drpp into the Rex Cafe
for a dinner, if you have not already done
so, and we will convince you. "A satisfied
customer always brings another."
THE REX CAFE
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('(iuni;oiiiiu too
A stricken Intnl.
A Hunntah foe.
"Tho nrniy'N crushed
lie's urged to go.
Ho plinko hLi houd.
No, hu Will stay
Midst nil tho dead
Kor n brighter tiny.
A 'Jiocho ilomiiutl .
To yield Hod's gold!
To k(o tliu souls,
Within hi fold.
A firm reply.
No co urtllco. there.
The Hun grows shy
Henenth his st'uro
Four tmrs ho itaod
Midst whistling .1ioIIh;
Saved ninny a uiitltl
From worse than Hull.
1'eaco coma ut hint.
A Joous day
Tti llelglum nnd
C.01VS MURUIER!
WHICH UD.MINDS US THAT
A inun can't go to a harbor shop
anil havo a habit slimed off like ni
beard.
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All iiifii, Miiiiien, btiji, ultN anil ililldicn who wear
ft-rtably iiiuleu'lotlictl.
It h inado In nlljjir Kiiulnr cljltin fur nici. m)Ui.mi mm tlilhltrii. In ...i..
or liwuy. Tivillum ami ilKht Mrlulit fabiliH. U ift-itiiiirti'iiil It lit all our ti,.,i.
tho lc.t popular pilivtl Knit iiiiilft-ttmr mi tlio inaikt't. " '"'
Our HiMtinieiM ullli ono ateonl nai "(Jli,. mv .MimIiiuwir t nlon suit,
of, tlino." They uxi ilieui Tor tho lltll.- IoIm, ami all tho nn) tip. lailiidhiu urnZu .
'Ttobahiv no iltifflo bran.l of tmdrnwar haWi.c m.,, .JiSKft
tiM'fulufi aiiiiinii itifti, ttniM-n ami tlilhtit'ii hao tier nirlu'l hiali ut'iifiiil 1111.1...
l(eritl praKo jin Hid MtiuttluKMt'fli-KUiiiKiiitii.'i
OK I. O. O. K. KXC.5IPJIi:XT.
When J. D. Dervnn eaw In thu
Herald that the circuit court had d!e-i
missed the action of J. S. McClellan
against him. he hunted up McClellan
and paid the $90 which was the bas
is of the suit.
"I didn't know anything about the
Work in the third degree was gl
j en a class of seven at the meeting of
Kwauna encampment, No. 4G, last
night. Following tho business meet
ing and ritualistic work a light ban
quet was served. There were a large
uit until I saw it in the paper," he number of members In attendance.
said, "or I would have paid him be-
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COn.D ri0 AOTHIXH TO IHXP
HIM UXTIIj hi: TOOK TAXI ll'.
wifk is also in:i.i'i:n
lore."
Subscribe for the Herald for your
Eastern relative or friend. Thov
would nvo you an evelaaiing debt
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'BELBER
Trunk, Suit Case of Bag for Xmas?
Something 'that you need every day of
the year. See the new styles we have
just received.
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Exclusive on Belber Luggage
W. OTiorman. a well-known cm
ployco of tho Oil Well -Supply Co
and his wife, who reside at Cll Bint
Fifth St., I.08 Angeles, arc both en
thusiastic In their prnlso of Tanlnc.
and mado the following statements
a few days age:
"Tanlnc Just beats anything I
have ever seen to build up a run
down man and put him back on his
feet again," bald Mr. O'Gormn. "For
the past two years I havo been go
ing around with little Itfo or
strength about me. and I was so
wenkrthat when I got through with
my worlc in the evenlngM I was al
most exhausted. I bad llttlo or no ap
petite and what I ate did rae more
harm than good, and It seemed that
I had a cold all the time and could
never find anything that would
drive it out of my syntem. I couldn't
deep good at night and when I got
upevery morning I would start to
cougnmg ana lor nan an hour ori.
more I would nearly cough my head
off.' . j1
"I spent all kinds of money fi-r t
medicines but nothing ever did res a
particle of good until I begat tukinj,
Tanlac, and I want to tHl you Tan
lac built me up so fast that It looked
like it was made especially for mo. I
-at three blj hearty rocnl every
if, digest It u'fe-'W sciri am yt ln
Ine in weight nn-J strength rj:l.t
ft'ong. 1 am 1 it troubled any more
with colds and the ctjugh that wed
to bother me eveay morning has left
me entirely. I am sleeping sound all
night long and get up feeling fine
and I have so much more strength
and life about me that I Just want
to keep on the go all the time."
In plating her experience with
the medicine Mrsf O'Gorman said:
"I just can't think of nnythlng that
v-ould be too good to sny about Tan
lac for It hps mado me a wpII ami
1 t'ppy woman. Indigestion troubled
me so bad I didn't caro whether I
er ate anything or not for I knew
If I did I would havo terrlblo pains
for hours afterwarda. I waa bother
ed more In the mornings than at any
othor time, and it Just seemed that
could hardly stand tho pains some
times. I was losing my Htrength fast
and all the time I went about feollng
weak and draggy.
"My mother had tried Tanlac and
it had dono her so much good that
she advised me to tako It. and when
1 1 had finished four bottles I stopped
I taking 'It for I started gaining
1 weight bo fast that I was afraid I
"J couldn't wear my clothes. Anyhow I
j wasn't after gain In weight no much
as I wanted to bo rid of tho lndlges-
( Hon and those terrlblo pains In my
p siotnacn, anu tnoy had already been
1 entirely overcome, so Tanlac had
, dono its work and I didn't need to
j take any moio, Everything tnstos
good to nie now and I don't havo
a trouble of any kind. I can cortnln
ly Join my husband In praising Tan
lac for it was Just tho thing both of
us needed."
Tanlac Is sold In Klamath Fallf
by the Star Drug Co., and In l.orella
by the James More. Co. Adv.
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What is one of the largest shipments of waists for ladies to Klamath Falls is I
at our store. Everyone of them in the latest patterns and styles. Here one
can find some real values as well as quality. Waists in crann to M Q,i X
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green, navy
color. All
repe. AH in the new shades of flesh, pink, corn, black, blue, white A
,- blue, taupe, brown and yellow. Very dainty in both style and I
sizes from 36 to 46. $4.95 to $24.85. 1
GIFT 'KERCHIEFS
Exceptional offerings In Men's Wnrarn'n and
Children's Handkerchiefs. Women's and MImcs'
sheer white lawn Handkerchiefs, with dainty
embroidered designs In corner, finished lth
rolled edges. Priced thrrr for 7.V
NoVelty 'Handkerchiefs for the younger net, In
bold and dainty shades 'and borders. Tlwwj are
new in style and very appropriate. White Lin
en Handkerchiefs for all, the family at alliprlces.
Handkerchiefs are'prlced to 'suit all from 8c to
r.oo. ' '
Wo wish to impress upon tho people that we
have the largest stock of handkerchiefs in the
city in all designs' and materials.
Daintiness in handkorchlefn. li the desire of
milady's heart.. when presented aa a gift.
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SWEATERS
Sweaters for ladies and children, in
all-wool and in silk, in solid ,and
fancy colors. You will, do well iby.
purchasing these at your earliest con
venienceas fhey are selling very rap
idly. $3.39, to .$15,00.
BATHROBES
This Is the Jelly month of the comfy bath robe.
Dad searches mother ' old one for exictlr the
right size; and perhaps It's SunU Claim Tho
discovers that the 'boys and glrla Of the family
ureu a nam ruuu Mpit'ru. " a
All the bath robea'nroln the Intent dmltna and it
In the latest patterns, In. toe beat of materials jL
lit moderate nrlcea. ' A
" The Store With The Christmas Spirit"!
ATTKXTION (KNIGHT TKMI'liAltH. t r
A special conclave of Calvary
Commandery will bo held Wednes
day evening, December 17th, for tho
purpose of Installing the officers
elect for 1020. All .Sir Knights re
quested to attend, ,
17-lt C. H. UNDERWOOD, E. C.
KHTHAVEI)
A three year old black heifer left
my ranch about 2 months ago.
Branded HVL connected Right enr
Hwallow cut, left ear under bit.
Reasonable reward for any Informa
tion. I
17-3t M. J. LYTM:, Bonanza, j
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
On account "of th'o condition of tho roads, our de
livery sorvlco will leao tho market promptly on tun
schedule: .
Going east at H:-10 " w-
Going wHt at '!n " "',
GoInK eant at 10:30 a. m.
Going cunt at ,,"M) " n1.
One ilclltcry In tlio afternoon nt 'A oMotk.
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
OOUXTV THKASUItKlt'H XOTIC1J
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Notice Is horoby given thnt thero
aro funds In tho county treasury for'
tho redemption of Klnmath County'
general fund warranto protoatPd fpro-(
Hunted for payment but not paid for
tho want of funds) on or before
September 2 1913. Also wnrrant No. i
30703 protested September 3, 1913.
Interest on eamo will ceaso from
date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon
thla 17th dav of Dee. A. D. 1010.
0? K. VAN RIPER
17-."t County Treasuror. I
Pardoning conscientious Objectors
has lod thorn to consider sentences
mpro scraps of paper, I
If Oonoral Yudenltch hadn't drlv-1
on the Reds out of Petrogind, OJM
King Winter would havo froon 'eni
o ' Just the sari i,
Rest Rooms for Juries might hne
tcn decisions.
'I ho kick's not In :ho Near-Hour
but on It,
iMnny a man
key to Hoaven-
DON'T SAY "OVERALLS," SAY
W UNION MADE WhV
claims to havo
-In his cellar.
tho
They will give you the service They are Union
Made and have a number of features over oinej
makes of overalls. First is the material fro n,c
they are made; second, all seams are felled a
triple stitched; third, cord-bound button holes ano
full cut in seat. Last, they are Union Made.
We handle the complete line.
K. Sugarman
"I ain't mad at nobody",
GRIT, BONE, MEAT SCRAPS, EGG MASH
FOR Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
CHICKENS ,2,SonlhSi,u,st . .. . -"