The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 17, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWl&f Jl :'!-. .!LCi '"VHKRWFUr Hy"' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON '' , WKIKSIU, MVHC1I 7. 1H20. The livening HeraldrMMWww"SWMMWW"WWMWWMM1 flflC M" - 1 h ,(a.Haa ri. I rtK'. ;t& W K. J. 31 V It It A V Kdltor r it 1: n s o v i. k Cltj Kdltor W sin ynywwwHT CK-SiWV i A ii j rw .'WiviF WWVr;, s4J3L DW US I Published dally, eveept Sunday. The Herald Publishing Comp.wiv Klamath Fulls, at 115 Fourth Street of V" Entered at the postomVo at Klam ath Fall. Ore. for transmission thru the malls as second-class mat tor Subscription terms by mall to any address In tho United States. Ono year . . $5 00 Ono month 50. I iit Member of the Avoclnted I'rcvi. The Associated Prvsa U exclusively nutted to tho use for republication ot all news dispatches credited to It I or not otherwise credited In this $. paper, and also local news published Herein. i . . .... . ..' can . All rights ot republication ot spe- Suits made to your exact individual requirements. cuu uisii.Mva w.v. ..- .- i winn n nnrf cp nrt vnur inrinp niia jummer ouu now. i ; www - ... uv.v. j ( CT ... J We guarantee perfect-fitting, finely-tailored, stylish Clothes, made oy UI'VCL'II I .itil Mill I falthtul service ..ml i..mi.iiiiinliif, of III collie dK HI" rem.mbeied I"1 tho will of Uul l" " ,,,,,' ,li"',! rerenlls "I Albuijueniue. N' Mexico, while en route u m lulu hoiiin on hi ranch Creek rmooii, near Denver "Maggie." wondirfullv Kent uud beautiful doK. rnrl's constant companion in Hrar lutein nt.iii Kei mul In hi" f it lid tarred. WKOXISOAV, M.VKCII 17. 1020. MISS MABKL S. DES CHAN'KS, a popular and attrac tive young woman of Lowlston. .Maine. Is now an ardent cham pion of Tanlac, since she began using it a few weeks ago. i i ! ',J-t l.-5y-SSrr T"' S 5-t"-r Moreiii b-Oflder Gdfres 0 JJM-T"""arT I KKK STORE Leading Clothiers and Hatters a-MHH,'HM-",'--:---:'---:- until I got relief. I was unable to go Wealth) St Louis women lme down town to do my shopping and. pledged themselw-a to subscribe although 1 had been under treat ment for sis months, thero seemed Y win niml bore, ho net aside X of $50i for her car and burial $ When she dies ho Is l l' t'bic'M "' casket and laid t rem nndrr me pine trees on the iiiim lt' 6 ... i.ii.. Hi. i Ki'i-rurl Iioiik . III MHltl..- n" ranch That nan the dlin "f ? the master, and It will be carried 'iH to the letter by Joseph J t'ella oil lmlnltrntor of the ontute For mauy vnr ' .UeRl' ' " " 5- star attra. Hon among the hundred " ,.t ......i-i. .. I. vl.ilml the ranch of III III' II IS.." ...... ., .-.. --- her master At the roitiet of Per rarl the animal would K" and brlns for him any article which he might liiipix'ii to denlre The dog would kwp the wood box In tho hltchen tilled with wood which she selected and brought In from the wood lot Kle months ago Kerrorl left for California In hopes of bnnetltlliK hl falling health '.Maggie" was placed In a kennel hut fretted ami pined fer her master until she was taken back to Hie mountain ranch. Them she will be cared for during the re mainder of her iliiys : t D A N.C E AT THE MOOSE HALL MARCH 17th UNDER THE AUSPICES Olr TUT. CLUIJ MERALD A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXITNDEDTIIE PUBLIC LIGHT REFRESHMENTS WILL Bi: SKRVED s'.. .. - ""'' ( t t t I Miss Mabel S. Deschanes, a popu lar and attractive young woman re Iding at No. 7 Bartlett Street, Lew Iston, Me., is now an ardent cham pion of Tanlac, since she began using the medicine a few weeks ago. "I prize Tanlac above every other medicine, even that which was pre acribed for me," said Miss Deschanes in relating her experience recently. "I dislike publicity, but there are so many others who, no doubt, suffer aa I did, I feel that I ought to tell them about it. 'I had been a great sufferer from indigestion and had been under the doctor's care for six months without relief. At the time I began taking Tanlac I was on a very rigid diet and at times could not retain food of any kind. Even cold water would cause extreme nausea. I suffered from loss of appetite, severe cramp ing pains after eating and extreme nervousness. v Finally my condition got so bad I simply had to glvo up and go to bed to bo no relief for me. Honestly. 1 don't believe I would be alive now It I hadu't gotten Tanlac, for I was suffering terribly and getting worso all the time. "Finally my sister .persuaded me to try Tanlac. I Improved from tho ery first and one bottle did mo more good than the six months' treatment. Why, I nctually gained four pounds in woight while taking this one bottle. I have jiow taken four bottles and I feel Just liko n different person and am eating just anything I want; in fact, over) thing seems to agree with me perfectly. I am now able to do my shopping with out becoming fatigued In tho least and am no longer nervous liko I was. "Tanlac Is simply wonderful, and I can not pralso It too highly." Tanlac is sold in Klamath Falls by the Star Drug co., In I-orolIa by the James Merc. Co., and In Merrill by the Southern Oregon Drug Co. adv. To ; eighty thousand dollar toward the J N0SE CL0GGED FROM . building of a down town hotel for I ft CQLD QR CAJAnR, I II .l,U-Vll Ull'h IIIMUl'li III llll'll III? ' Tho first woman ever to hold a position in tho city waterworks de partment of Columbus, Ohio. Is Mist Lillian Hoffman, who Iuih been ap pointed requisition clork of tho de partment. Apply Cream In NoitriN Open Up Air Ctuagrn. t i Ah' What relief Your clogged nostrils open right up, thu air l'.i sages of your head are clear and you ran brentlm freoly No moro hawking, snuffling, mucous dlschargo, headache, dmie no struggling for breathe, at night, your rold or catarrh Is gone. i u &YtWDINF WnolMome. Cleansing, lL"Izl' Belreshlnj and Heating jftd. lottos Murine for Kcd. to. tfSi neS3 Soreness, Granula-A,,- rOrClloa-Itchlngandllurning 1 TOUR tltjof the Eyes or Eyelids; DfOM" After the Morict. Mutorlnir or Colt 01 win jour eoatitnet. Aik Your Druggist AcMartn when your Ert Nd Cire Marin y Remedy Co.,CIilcazo In tho County Court of tho Stnto of Oregon for Klamath County. No. In tho Mattor of tho Hstato of J. A. Livers, Deceased. Notice Is hereby clven. that I havo (been appointed administrator of tho Kstato of J. A. Livers, deceased, by tho nbovo entitled court; all persons hnvlng claims against thu said es- tlltn nrn nntlflliil In nrninnl tlmm r. me. with proper and legal vouchers! rr,'"m '" your i0!"rlls. 1ft It pono attached, at my office. Suite 13 Urate through eiery air passage ol Loom Is Ilillldlng Klamath Kails. Ore Don't stay stuffed up! Gut n small bottlo of lily's Cream Jlalm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, nntlnopllc FOR SALE One 5-Pnssenger Brlsco Car One old model ILtynca n-patsentjci iar, (would mnlcc Reed bug) $150. One 5-pnisenficr Hupmobile. One almost new National Cnh Rrgutcr (latest model.) Two pair Counter Scolro. One Check Protct tograpbi One new 01ter Svdkey Plow. Two new Moline Plow. One new walking Plow. Three Show Case. Sce Fred Garish (I Will Tmdc) f,lt.Ti:i't;i, TO IU)I'IT.I. ! cuurthou. h. . i sr.vi'P roit 'ritiiATMU.vr. uinwi. Th i.. i rvcuoo ot alt ,i (ilenn It Knudn. who was ono of jnunto from txitt. gon. within rI months from Febru ary 25th, 1920 FItKD D. FLETCHKIt, Administrator of tho Kstnto of" J. A. Livers, deceased. 2C-3-10-17-21 tlm head, sniillio ami heal tho swollen, lull lined nun huh mein liraue. giving jou iiit.uit n lii-f Kl)'s Cniiiii Ii tin i juti wliil i'r rold and i.il.irrti iii!i-n-r li.t bet n HtehlUg l J t .) n.ll. I the fifty patient tared for nt tho tmiUl'on hospital iturltig tho lllflll- It .1 I i Till illO I ! etkt: or n.vw, account 'I ll 111 I I l ! I till " U lilt ill I I I',' ll riilnn Jil-1 l tho lln I id I! II llll- while aorvteo snld to- V III l ..ndorf.il lit llle fled aorrem. I Irwatmeni frmn Xtanlh wii" , , u -1 I ., I t 1 1 .1 mi4!i U to 1 1. a ilej CtM .i... an WvS- r,r. ,inl sotdtttll ! i'. uur.'' . . i t iiko to I i -uttt. Vat bite ! -;St W Want Ads brint results. sHH-H-.'i lr- c rn.i Drug Facts, No. 20 KODAKS The logical store to sell Kodaks ! the drug stoie, nnil in n largo number of the modern drug Mores Koilak.s me a part of the stock. Our stores will be no evccptlon to this and at nil times w will carry In Mok a full lino of Koduks, In inodclx to stilt every purse and to servo every purpose. In lilms uml papers w Mill surtply these ficsli nnd of the latest dating. We .shall iersonally instrtict )ou in nil the proresKPS of amateur photography without obligation or cost to J on. We have had lonu experience in tho bundling of Kodaks nnd will lie glad to mhlse, Instruct uud co-operate with you to make Kodaking u pleasuio li you. "" "If it Isn't nn Kustmitn, It Isn't n Kodak." SQUARE DEAL DRUG STORE, Klamath Falls RED CROSS DRUG STORE, Merrill Kodak Kncclalists ' i "M',5,,i,,H,,t,"!-",!-5',I,'-"5 ;-'5,,5-H,,3",4-'5--;-",!";"I-4"t-I"- In the County Court of the State of Oregon for tho County of Klamath. In tho mattor of tho Kstato of Kdmund II Oowen, deceased Notice H hereby given that tho undersigned haH filed her llnul ac count, and that Saturday, tho loth tiny or April. ly.'O, at 3 o'clock p in , has boon fixed by tho Court Iuih the time nnd placo at which said account will be considered and settled by tho court. All persons having objections thereto will lllo their objections or appear on or before tho dale aforv said, and show cuuso why said ac count should not ho settled and con firmed. Dated nt Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 10th day of March, 1920. SAItAH H. COWK.V, Administratrix of tho Kstato of Kdmund ll. (Jowun, Deceased. 10-17-21-31-7 ' xetici: to citi:iuToiis. f'8''-W-4 People's Market OUH imnAKKAKT JJACO.Y is simply irreslstlhlo. It is all sugar cured and coinosi from tho finest young pigs. Try somo tomorrow morn ing. Our hams, too, are away abovo tho average Mild nnd sweot, they tasto ust perfect. Eaten either hot or cold, thoy aro tooth somo and delicious. All weights to suit your noodJ. I'hono 83 In tho County Court of tho State of Oregon for tho County ot Klam nth. In tho Mattor of tho Kstato of Arth ur II Long, Deceased. Xotlco is heiohy given by tho untl ci signed, uiltuliilHtnitor with tho will .j. annexed' of tho estate of Arthur II y Long, deceased, to tho creditors of, .f. land to nil persons having claims ' against, tho said deceased, to exhibit y.thnm, with tho necessary vouchors,! .;. I within six months utter tho flint pub j-, lleatlon of this notice, to suld ndinln XllHtrator -wltli the will nnnoxed, nt i , tho law office of C. F. Stone. In Klamath Falls, Oregon, In said conn- I ty and state, tho samo being the placo for tlio transaction of tho busi ness of salI ostato. Dated this 17th day of March, 1920. , W. A. WIIJBT. Administrator with tho will an nexed of said estato. 17-21-31-7-14 3" 3" 3" y 'i PEARL OIL(KIROSENE) ia refined and re-refined by a special' process, mak ing it a clean-burning fuel for home use. Ask your dealer for PEARL OIL. STANDAnD OIL COMPANY (GAUrORNIA) wot,,- . -l r 'iJM J W1rkWMWr4rlWW$;ti.