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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WKDNK8DAY, JANUARY 28, 1020.
Musical Study Club
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Requests that you
Get Your Tickets
At Once
For
The Ruth St. Denis
Concert Dancers
MUSIC AND INTERPRETATIVE DANCING
Never before soon in Klamath Falls
Ellis Rhodes, Dramatic Tenor
Pauline Lawrence, Pianist
Houston Opera House
Thursday Evening, January 29, 8:30 P. M.
Tickets on sale at Earl Shepherd Piano Company.
Make reservation of seats while they last.
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HERALD'S CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE Real Estate
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RED CROSS DIRECTS
SIBERIAN RELIEF
TOKIO, Hoc. 21. (Uy Mall). Tho
main work of relief In Siberia In In
Uio linndr of tho American Hod Cross,
according to Colonel It. II. Tuesler,
Hod Cross Commissioner In Siberia.
Tliu Hrltlsh Itod Cross, liu said, linn
been obliged lo lenvo Siberia, to an
ewer urgent nulhi In F.uropo.
. There worn when It left Sfili Amnrl-
miii relief wot Iters in flihnrln niwl of WANTHD To exchange for Klnmalli
I I imtilir iifiiifif ti ut tr na !-
(hese J 80 worn American Hod Cross jt)l,nB yo hltV0( ,, AngJ,0l,( Ca'fi
roil HAMJ 480 acres
marsh land; 34 lieail of sheep; 7
anKory cunts; 3 licad of homes. JJurr
Westbrook. Phono 4G7W, Klamath
Falls. 27-3
FOH SALE Groceries, flour and
' feed at low prices why pay more?
Spot Cash liasket Grocery. 822-824
27-31
Improved Klamath Ave
MISCELLANEOUS
W. O. Smith Printing Co.
Phone U'.t 111) South Fourth HI.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
The particular duty of the company to its cus
tomers is to render satisfactory service; to its em
ployees, to maintain loyalty by fa'ir treatment; to
those who own its securities, to maintain integrity of
their investment, and to others of the common
wealth, under whose rules and regulations it oper
ates, to convey the information that it is giving them
better service for ' ss money than can be obtained
in any. other way, even under government or muni
cipal ownership. Our business is founded on an
economic basis, and if wisely administered and not
hampered by unfair treatment can continue mutu
ally beneficial to thd customer, to labor, to capital
and the commonwealth.
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Let us write-you, up f
Before you burn up. :;
Chilcotc & Smith
I iirncH. Thuy had
niiitants.
1,500 Ituiialan as-
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property uir Los Angeles Iloulevard
Hue A. (1. Uunlap, Spot Cash Ilasket
(irocory, 822 Klamath Avo. 27-28
Dance at Merrill next Friday, Jan.
30, Music by Kay-Jay orchestra of
Mooso Kail. 27-2 M
FOR SAMS Must let go at once 4
room modern cottage, Bleeping
porch, fruit trees and berry bushes.
Iiargain. Own
er Tel. 23GR.
G33 Main
Phone 6G
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LONDON, Jan. 28. Women have
lost their fight for equal rights with I Excellent garden spot
men to speak and pray boforo tho
general congregnllons In ono confor
enre of the Church of England. Tho
Oxford diocesan convention has tlocld
id that they linvn no right to do so
and that such conduct "had no pre- iron SALIC
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FOR 8ALK Lot 7, Illk 27, First Hot
Springs addition to Klamath Falls.
Bargain. M. L. Niece, Sedro Woolloy,
Wash. 22-29
cedent in tho tradition Of tho church
and was contrary to fundamental
principles of faith and o'rdor."
hooks collkctkd.
Klamath Lodge No. 137
I. O. O. F.
Meets Friday night of each week at
I. O. O. F. hall, nth and Main streets.
Ilymnn Woschlor, N (1.; W. C. Wells,
Secretary: W. I). Cofor, Treasurer, j
Ewauna Encnmpmont No. 48, I. O
O. F., meets Tuesday night of each
week nt 1. O O. F. hall. W. H. North,
(' I' ; W. D. Cofor, Scribe; Fred
Duelling, Treasurer.
MANCHESTKIl, Fug. (Jan. 10.
(lly Mall). Twcnty-ono thousand
books hnvo nlrnady been collected
bore under tho plan Inaugurated In
101 1 to holp tho University of Louv
nln, Ilelglum, replace Us magnificent
hhrnry which was destroyed at tho
outset of tho war. Promises of help
hnvo boon received nhout 250,000
volumes.
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IF YOU'RE WISE
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You'll buy h homo now. Prices
will bo higher In tho spring. Wo
1 hnvo Home good homes at low prices
and easy terms. Hero are some real
bargains:
I Two-room plastered bouse near
box factories at $000.00, on very
easy terms.
Four-room bouso near depot at
$1(100.00. on easy terms.
Four-room house on Lincoln near
I Third at $1050, on easy terms. .
A dandy live-room modern plas
tered bungnlow on tho Tenth street
I pavement at tho vury low prlco
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WORLD, flE SAYS
T. Iliilsi-y Praise Tniilnr IIocmim"
or UN Wife's Remarkable
Recovery
Modern 5-room heuse:
full basement; lot 55 x 140; fruit
trees nnd berries. Phono 433. 22-28
FOR SALIC Plastered 4-roora house,
largo lot, In Mills Addition; Phono
433. 22-28
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
CITY GARBAGE When you
Garbage removed phone 91.
want
U-tf
Let mo figure on your building. No
Job too small, none too big. Tbos.
Johnson, Contractor & Builder, 201
Michigan Ave, 17-28
PHONE PEYTON for wood. 187
Printing, Stationery and office
supplies. Pioneer Printing and. Sta
tionery company. 126 Main St. 9-tf
Demorest, Dentist, ovor
man's Store, 6th and Main.
Sugar-2-tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR RENT Newly papered rooms,
almost perpetual flow of hot water
for baths'. Plenty nflip.it. eood clean
VALENTINES Beautiful assortment beds, $2.50 to $4.00 a week. 741 Wal-
ui iniiKi-iiecoraiea vaicnimo wreet- nut Ave. 27-28
Inpfl. with clovnr nnntlmonla fnr fnllra '
big and little. 5 to 50 cents. Pioneer!.
Printing and Stationery Company,
12G Main Street (Houston Opera
House Block). 27
FOR RENT Oarage 3 blocks from
Main near 9th. Phono 400. 26-28
FOR SALE A six cylinder Oakland
icar In rnnrl rnndlilnn. hbwTv
nnlnfnil f nlsniini'Ar A linrtrnlti ft
somo one. Dr. O. F. Demorest. P. O.
Box 307, office Phone 470. 27-3
WANTED
FOR SALE A light oak 8 drawer
flat lop desk In excellent condi
tion. Inquire Herald office. 31 tf
FOR SALE 6 H P Fairbanks &
Morse Oasollno engine or will trade
for smaller one. W. II. Kltts, Dairy,
Oregon. 24-29
WANTED I wish to purchase a
homo somewhere around $3000
and put In my Buick six as first pay
ment. Dr. Katherlne Schleef, Phone
80R. 27-28
WANTED Hides, eggs and potatoes.
Spot Cash Basket Grocery 822
824 Klamath' Ave, '' 27-31
WANTED dirt, Big Basin Lumber
Co. 27-30
Brand now nuil strlctVy modern
i six-room bungalow, with basement,
I on pavement, nt $4500.00. This
I will pleaso your wife, nnd It's a fine
liny.
"What I have seen Tnnlac do for
my wife convinces mo Hint It Is the
grandest medicine In the world," wns
tho statement made recently by J. T.
Hickey, a well known cmployo ofi
layior .miii, wno lives ni -iosh uni-'
rngo St. Heal tic, Wash., In telling of
his wlfo'3 recovory since taking Tan
lac. "My wife barf been In bad health
for ovor a year troubled with a bad
of caso of Indigestion nervousness, head
aches and rheumatism," continued
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Mr. Illckoy. ''She hardly over cared
whether sho ato anything or not and
when sho did forco herself to tnko a
fow bites It wntlld-fiour and causo hor
to havo cramping pains. Gas would
Desirable lots are becoming scarce, i bloat her tin so bad that It pressed
If you want a good ono closo to I un against hor lungs and almost cut
business, hotter buy it now.
rillM'OTK .V- SMITH
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28-20
California-Oregon Power Co.
MADAM IOINA, Palmist-
WorM'H fimitesl Phrenologist,
1'iiliiiNt mill Medium.
Roads your ontlro life past,
present and futuro corroctly, giv
ing names, datca nnd figures In bus
iness, lovo, law, marriage and dom
estic troubles. Tolls you what you
nro best adapted for and what to do
to bettor your conditions In life.
Tills lady roads your hand as you
would nn open book. A reading by
her will moot your highest expecta
tions, nnd you will bo wiser nnd
luipplor. nftor consulting her, Bho
Jiavlug tho gift of removing all evil
iulluences and nlncing you in an en
vlronmeht of happy thought
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PRICES GOING UP
It you oxpect to got ono or nioro
of thoso nlco lovol Mills Addition
level lots nt low prlcos nnd easy
InrniR, better hustlo. Liberty bonds
taken ut par. Very easy monthly
and miiiiintH. A pleasuro to show you
( IIILCOTH .V; SMITH
Agents for Mills nnd Harrow
Additions
Phono (1(1
contentment. Readings: Sunday aim
dally, !i n. in. to 0:30 p. in. Lorated
nl llnrini 1. Moore dooming llOIIRO.
1313 Main St.. bntweon Broad nnd W Main
Spilug Streets, ono block east of 2S-2!)
White l'ollcnn Hotel, Kluiiiiiih Fulls. -7
Oro Phono 171. 27-10 Dance nt Merrill noxt Friday, Jan.
' '30. Music by Kay-Jay oiclic.itra of
Want Ads bring resultfl. . Mooso Hull. 27-28
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For Sale or Trade
Three lots, with six-room house, in Shippington,
near the mills and factory. Young trees. Pump
with windmill. Outbuildings., All fenced, etc.
Write Box 1076 or see
FRED LEONETTI
at D. M. Cleaning Co.
I Invented the Tiro
Solo Idfa tl. S.
Patent No. 10TJM0,
November , 1915.
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with Sturges
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Bring us an old,
worn tire like
this
we'll cover it
with a Sturges
Tire Sole made
of new, live rub
ber, with heavy
non-skid tread
and you'll have
tho equal of a
new tire, which
looks like tills,
guaranteed for
0,000 miles.
Sturjes Tiro Soles re
duce your Ure eipenso
one half. We apply
them free.
KJjAMATH rubber &
leather co.
1120 Main St. Phono 301
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her breath off entirely. Her kidneys
wero badly disordered and nil the
tlmo she was complaining of n pain in
tlio .small of hor back. Sho had rheu
matism In her sides and through her
back that gavo her no end of troublo
and made It hard for her to get about
tho house. Sho was troubled with so-
i veru iiuuuuv;iiu uuu uij oj,i mhu
her norves wero so upset that any
little unexpected noiso would excite
her. At night she was so restless she
could got but little sleep and ns a ro
1 suit of all her sufforing she was in n
' miserable run down condition.
"Our daughter had taken Tanlac
nnd It had helped her so remarkably
1 that my wlfo began taking It. It holp-
'ed hor right from tho stnrt and It
looked liko It was no tlmo boforo she
,ivni able to eat anything sho wanted
Jnrid digest It without tho least bit of
i trouble Tho rheumatism dlsapnearcd
ent'rely and the headaches and dl"J'
snells aro a thing of tho past. Hor
ktdnova nre In good condition nnd the
pains in her hack havo lust about
j gono and tho norvousness has nil left
hor. She sloops sound nt night nnd
r"tn tin fppllnir o f'nn everv mornlnc
hat t Is nn ensv 'iip fo' her to io
hor bous.owork. Sho has h"on ''"
it n In every wnv and li so iich
stronger that sho looks liko a differ
ent woman."
Tnnlac Is sold in Klnmnth Fails
lw thd Star Drug Co.. and in Lorclla
bv tho James More. Co. Adv.
MONDALE
ARE GHOSTS REAL?
See
MARGUERITE MARSH
in
"THE PHANTOM
HONEYMOON"
The Most Unusual
t Romance ever told
Weird Mysterious
Beautiful
Also FATTY ARBUCKLE'
Comedy
MONDALE
Wednesday, Thursday
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We cater to the fastidious
public. Our Menu has been
established for the' benefit
of those who care for food
properly prepared in the1
. best way. We buy the best
and prepare it to suit you, ,
and give you service. Qua-
lity and service the motto of
this cafe.
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See
THE NEW FAIRBANKS-MORSE BOSCH ,
MAGNETO EQUIPPED ENGINE
and the c
CARLSON PUMP JACKS AND WINDMILLS
at
LORENZ PLUMBING SHOP
123 Sixth Street
It will save you Time, Money, and Patience
SEED
ORDER NOW
MurDhev's Feed & Seed Store
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126 South Sixth' St , ,., Phone 87