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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1920)
tmwNmmAw!M'tvi-t jccawwp-ttCTCAmmy a. -,... miBAV, JULY M, 1MB THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGI MX ft ! i i i1 HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALE Real Estate PMMMMWVWWWWMOmMy rOH SALE aatnd: now 160 acre., partly Irrl - In crop, near oil well. Will take residence tor H In Klam ath Palls. Fred C. tlobor, corner Crescent Ave and Mantanlta. 20-24 Only a limited amount ot mint lind In the- Midland tract will be sold ' on the present easy terms. You can par for it easily out nt your wages It means a good living tor life. Talk 'it over with me. L. Jacobs, 22 Main street, 19-tf Put some ot your wages Into good mint land and secure a competency for life. See L. Jacobs. 622 Main itrcct. r 19-tf LOTS From $100 up, In all parte ot town. LOTS On pavement, $250 for cor ners ot 60x140. LOTS Inside, $200 for 60x140. LOTS Large, lust off paved street, $100 to $250. Terms 10 per cent cash, balance In Installments to suit purchaser. W. M. MONTELIUB The Klamath Development Co. 1302 Main 8t. Phone No. 1 T-tt FOR TRADE A good 1C0 acre Irri gated ranch. Will trad for rati sine property. T. B. Walters. 620 Main, phone 27 W. Il-tf FOR SALE MiMHaMotu Largest site Vlctrola, with twenty new record selections. $95.00 cash. Vlctrola Is 2nd hand. Earl Shep herd. COT Main St. 22-24 FOR SALE: 3 stores; all paying business. Your choice. Snap to right man. See 1008 Main St. 22-24 CT4IY C a TT rnfAt I ai ht '. at 1022 Main St. $2500 cash. ln - eluding stock. Long-lease. 21-231 run sale Just received car loadi . .- -. . . of suit cases and bags. Our prices are right. See 1008 Main St. 22-24 Some rare bargains In used cars at the Howie .Garage. MalnstreeUi They II give complete satisfaction, 17-tf FOR SALE Studcbaker six. -pas senger; Al condition, $500 takes It. See Dunham Auto Co. 403 S. th St. 22-24 FOR SALE Moline tractor, plows and truck. Dane aide rake and loader, Moline binder, spring tooth karrow. Alt used one season. Ad ders Den Reed, Olene. Ore. 21-23 MOTOR BOAT for sale; 26x6, 36 h. p. Mltchel motor. Van Meter and Smith, Olene. Oregon. 17-23 FORD ACCESSORIES and repairing. Klamath Falls Auto Co., Roy Call. Prop., 1157 Main 'St. 20-24 FOR SALE Overland club roadster. Al condition; cash or terms. Ap ply 319 Washington. 20-26 BARGAINS in used cars. Garage Paint Shop. Imperial 20-24 NOTICE FOR SALS: Team of 4 year dapple gray horses, aound old and true, with heavy tunes. Team of blacks, very guile, weight SI00. sound; heavy brlteaaa kar at. Party leaving tows Monday. Mast t told quick. See theaa at O. . ban. Alao taa saddle horse wltk Mdla, at Kir away prlea. O. K. harm, Nyhan. 15-U TOR BALE Two Feed. I low Are. 17 Wll-S9-I6 WOR BALE Otu 14ilt allda Tatf M omIm. twa izl B. T. kotlarfc J. M eaglae, i jattakle I I paaus. t4tag. walraa. etc. ter ht sattl. Aaalr Bax Dante. CaUfarmla. l t-tt' SLOCU FOR BALS $5 ft ears M daHrerai. PkMst 4ISM. 3. U. atbrit. tt-ll VOX 8ALB Oaa 111 Chevrolet, aaa 1117 Huaatoblla. aaa 1110 Dodca Bodaa. All la good eoadltlaa. Caatral Oarage. -ti NOTICE HOUSEWIVES Special sale on groceries; one sack 9t corn meal FREE with every $16 grocery order. Spot Cash Basket Orocery, 812 Klamath Ave. 12-tf FOR SALE 2 ton truck, Al con dition. O. K. Blacksmith shop, Slztk St. 1 8-tf FOR BALE 1 Bnlek aad ona 7-paa-; aager Studebakcr. Imperial Oar- 6-tf A ateaU Waat Ai rH aaH M. MISCELLANEOUS . P-UMniNOJoha II. st" st- Llufcsty, 123 20.26 Tho Johnson Mower has stood the test. It's the mower tor you. We sell them. Howlo Oarage, Main street. lT-tf PHONK PEYTON tor wood. 185 CITY OAKUAQE When you want garbage removed call 10F-23. GENERAL REPAIR WORK John 11. l.lnfosty. 123 N. Sth SK 20-26 Printing. Stationery and ottlct auppllcJ. Pioneer Printing and Sta tionery company 126 Main St. -tf VV0f0mj0000f0f000 FOR RENT OR LEASE FOH RENT Two comfortablo rooms tor worklngmen. Rates Tory rea sonable. 515 Klamath. 22-24 FOR RENT Bedroom, for man. 303 Pine St. gentle-Jl-26 FOR RENT New store room, cor. 9th and Klamath At. 65x108. J. T. Ward A Co.. 834 Main. 15-tt QARAQE FOR RENT 205 South Sth St. 10-tf WANTED WANTED Check writer. 815 Pine St R. H. M.. 21-23 WANTED Underwood typist. Must ha resident. Apply 832 Mala St.. Klamath Falls. 21-23 WANTED Grader and yard man and yard man. Also chajn of tne Mussulman population, there Pox -46. City. .... 4fofo j Tg(teiJ ,he most wrctchl grader, WANTED Two flrst class operating sawmill millwrights: no other kind need apply. Leave address or tele phone number at Dox 100, Herald !oXce 19-24 WANTED Two men for haying, at inn niorneiia ir innn i.vr -" -. ....... .v-.. WANTED Horses to pasture. Alta mont Ranch, phone 496-W1. l'tf JVANJWL To let contract falling, limbing and bucking three million feet ":,b:-.r!!LemL,r.l.,;.l50U?d ?$' H' Iwtrln ImnwHIitatr llnr 119 nit 23-24 - WANTED A first class gents fur- nlshlng salesman. Only one that has had experience In this line need apply. Central Outfitting Co., 9th and Main. 22-tf 1 .WW. MWWMWrfWWWW WM. LOST AND FOUND LOST July 7th from Crater Lake atago. one large tan suit case marked Pierrepeat: one small suit' caw stamped K. P. P. $50 reward""1"". .,'.. J .V for return to or information leading ort of ntantle which they hold to- to recovery ot this baggage. White mmmmm reucan u a rage. 8-tf VALLEV GARAGE, MERRILL, ORE. We are now open for business. All kinds of repair done. 19-24 m All knowing themselves to be in debted to Low's garage, please call and settle by the first of the month, as I am selling out to go Into other business. Judd Low, Prop. 20-24 COMB SREE TEA INTO GRAY DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND KB. STORM ITS NATURAL COLOR - AND LUSTRE AT ONCB Coasaoa gardaa aag brewed la to a heavy taa, wltk aulpaur aad alcohol added, will tara gray, streaked aad faded kalr beautifully dark aad Iu- urlaaa. Mlzlag th Sage Tea aad Sul bleaoei. Aa easier way te to get taa phur recipe at home, though, la trou raady to use preparation Improved by the addition of other Ingredients, costing about 60 cent a large bottle, at drug stores, known aa "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," tbu avoiding a lot of muss While gray, faded hair I not sin ful, we all desire to retain our youth ful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one cad tell, because It la done so natur ally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw tbia through your balr, taking one mall strand at a time; by morning all gray hair bare disappeared. Af ter another application or two your balr become dark, gloeay, aoft, aad luxuriant, aad you appear 7ar younger. Nil IS warn lUTIIARKST. June 20 (lly Mull Rumania, with tlio addition ot the provinces ot Uosinrnliln, IHikovmti, Transylvania, tho llnnut nnd Dol-i rudia Is now n country ot nt least 10 distinct nationalities. In Its pnrlla " ment nro seen peasants with wlilto klrtlo nnd embroidered osls nnd leggings romlndfut ot the red Indlitn, sitting together with rod totted Turks. . "It Is especially In tho Dobrudja that these different nationalities Jos tle together," said Queen' Mitrlo ot Rumania, Together with Rumani ans, llvo peacefully side by side Uni tarians, Turks, Tartars, Russians, and in places even Germans. "I have been to a village In tho Dobrudja which was part Ruman ian, part Russian, part German nnd part Turkish. I went from one side to anothor, .visiting many a cottago, entering each church, ending my round In the tiny mosque hung with faded carpets, and there In a crowd ot lowly Turks I listened to their curious service, of which I under stood naught. A woman who Is ndt veiled has no right to enter the holy precinct: but a royal name opens many a door, and many a severe rule Is broken In the Joy ot receiving so unusual a guest. "On a burning summer's day I came to n tiny town almost entirely Inhabited by Turks. I was distribut ing money among the poor and for saken, and had been moving from Place to place. Now It was the turn quarters, my hands tilled with mnnyliun nm lIuM Th()y wonr ,lranR0 n co,n "Such was their Joy at my coming that tho real object ot my visit was nlmott forgotten. I found myself gurounded by a swarm of excited women In strange attire, prattling a languago I could not understand. "They called mo Sultana, and each one wanted to touch men; they fln-lheatis L wrapped Jn. Jiuch manner that gcreiT my clothes, patted" me on IKo" conceals the entire face, except back, ono old hag eras chucked mo tlm-',..,.. 0,1, rhin Thnr itrAK mo ultlil. Vm from hut to hut, from court tc' court. I found myself separated from my companions, wandering In a world I had never known. In u '...,, ,h f ,,., mll,i.i111ii. hut. of ! ,"b,Jrr,"th ,of yn, muJ;bulIt nu "' of ridiculously small gardens, of hidden . .ttlo courts, they dragged me with them, making me enter their hovels, put my hands on their children and sit down. The poorer Mussulman woman are not really veiled They wear wide ... .. .. ..... . ' M":::":: IX Palace Market ? M These words fully describe what the condition of every meat market should be. and it describee ours to a nicety. Our' cold storage and other equipment, and our ambition to maintain per fect sanitary conditions in our market, blend perfectly. Conse quently, we can sell you meats of all kinds that retain their fresh ness and wholesomeness long after they leave our shop. All our meats are handled under glass and with extreme carp. We over look nothing which will assist us to carry out our sanitation policies. ace At the Liberty Today 3 raasEKSMfBMSMaaaBVaWBwastaBjiiBassM3 r JW7N& V7VA'&e4 SPSCTAC ATTXACKOH At the Liberty Today gether under the nose. Tho shape of theso mantles gives them that In- descrlblo line, so agreeable to the wye, and which alone belongs to tho Knst. Also the colors they choose nro awa harmonious; they nro tnnnil ilnivn In their mirrnuiullnrs tav I dull blues nnd mntives oven their I blncks nro not really blnck, but havo takcn rust)- ,ntl thnt mlnglo pleas- I nKy w, mud-coloured enlron- ment In uhlch thoy dwelt. "When attired for longor excur sions, their garb Is generally black, with a snow-white cloth on tholr tho eyes, Indescribably picturesque - . ..., .... .1 j...i.- - . ,,, carryln, beavj heavy staff In their hands; there Is some thing blblcal about them, something that takes one back to faraway times," To Europeans In India tho wild bee Is more dangerous than tho snake. In Grecco a girl's dowry consists of household furniture and linen rather than money. .V For Service and Quality PHONE 8 Cool, Clean and Sanitary 524 Main Street TIUIIKHMK.V ri.AHtl OSAKA. Japan, Juno 16. (lly Mall,) Koreans, emptojed In con struction ot an electric lino he twee 11 Osaka and Kobe, recently clashed with villagers of Tnchlharna. Hot h the Koreans and tho villagers, It was reported, numbered several thousand, and were armed with bam boo spears and sickles Kio Ko reans were woundeil snrlnust) before police stopped tho light Tho causo ot tho clash was not reported CANADIAN ('1III.I1IIK.V WAR ON IIODKNTS REGINA, Bnsk., July 23. Des truction by school children of ap proximately 2,000,000 gophers tail spring saved nbottt 1,000,000 bush els of grain, officials have estimated To encoursgo destruction ot tho ani mals, tho provincial government of fered prlxes of Shetland ponies, sheep and pure bred pigs to the child ren with tho largest "kill." Etmnr Ollvvr ot Colgate won first print with 11,171 dead gophont to his credit. A Classified Ad will sell It. X n 4 rket AliAHKAN MINK IlKHtlMKM JIINKAir, Alaska, July 1, (lly Mull.) Work nt tho dig Junllu mliin iiciir liuro, I win boon stuppml mill will not liti rosumud until ItalKlnti trams Hot buck to it "roiiNOimlitn" nkclinngu tnisls, Joint VnnniiliiHUi prosldont of tho llolKlnu rnnipniir which owns tho initio, iwtmitiucoit horn roroittly. I'HKD cnrsT Why, yos. A Clinl mors, Mnxwolls, Chovrolots, Fords, and trucks, etc. 'They're dopoiidnliln and reasonably priced, Howlo Gar age Main street. 17-tf SOOTHING QUIETUDE FOR ITS PATIENTS Is otto of any hospital's; IiIrkhsI nssflti and tho locution of this hospital makes it especially doslrithln from that viewpoint Only nhumlantly cnpnhlo grndtiated nurses nro em ployed, and this fart, added to our unoitinllod staff (if physicians and excellent hospital equipment Insures our patients unsurpassed servlco. STAFF DR. E. I). JOHNSON DR. O. II. MERRYMAN DR. T. C. CAMPMKLL DR. aKOROK I, WRIOIIT DR. E. D. LAM II DR. II. D, LLOYD STEWART Klamath General Hospital MINERAL BATHS Dr. Maud Ingrrsoll llawlej Llilropractle I'liyslrlaa First National Hank Building Entrance, Room t AHIILAND. OREGON ROBERT S. FRY Oeataral lasaraarx lavpatsaM Tel. B7A-J 707 WASHINGTON BT. Klaaaatti Falls, Ore. ALL KINDS of I la aad sheet Iroa work. Tea Ulating and warm air heatfag done at the Hhaanna I'lamblag Shop. No. loaa Mala 8c. L. N. HAINES Phone aaa ! vi .4L at 1 a..s- c """" ",c" -um Jiaiv A dally auto stage service Is now operating between Klamath Fail and Ilend. Offlcos Rex cafe and Met ropolitan Oarage. C, I. Iteckard. Phone 274-W. 27-tf "FIRE" Dee the word strike terror to yotr heart, or I your property protected auBeieatly by Insurance la a reliable company T la tbla day of high coat of material, scarcity ef bom, a oaa should leave tbelr property aa protected. Let u explala to 70a Ua special Insurance lyateaa aadar wkiab wo protect your borne la tbe laadlag Usuraac coaspaalea al Aaarlea. Jams If. Drlacoll, Raoa 4, LoaaU Balldlag- Pkeae 411. FA1NT1NO Practical Patatlag, Glldlag, BroaaUg, Baaaetlag; Kaleaclalng, Wall Payer Oteaalaclaad Ooaoral Ceatractlag. . O. TUTHILL 01B Roae St. WEST END CAFE No. 72 Main St. Meals served family style Call and give us a trial Klamath Dye Worb Phone 408 OUR CLEANING, PHKHHING AND REPAIRING WILL MAKE YOUR CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS REBLOCKED Good Called far aad Delivered 41 Mala Street Klamath Fail JJ Feed Your Chickens vir3 Humhey Feed & Seed Store Kr S' "" --. '- saaTi sTF . . -- ' mr f"1 - 9t 1' ae - - .. . n- tm' 40 M.