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THt'RHDAY, JULY 20, lttto
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RKNT A bedroom at " R9
Washington, phone 531 It. 39-30
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POH SALE -ISxlfl tent; reasonable.
449 Michigan Ave. 9-31
KVIl.MTUllK FOR HAt.K
1 rue, 9x12; 2 oak bedsteads with
springs; E commodes; 18 lunch
counter stool. Cull 219 Jefferson
St. 29-30
KOIl RK.NT-
(urnlshed.
Main St.
3 room
See It.
luuise. pnrtly
C. Dale, 834
29V
OUR FIGHTING FAMILIES
"Ha, Hal" chorlled-the Old i'ellcan
Rally as he flitted Into the sanctum
and festooned himself carelessly on
FOR RKNT Nicely furnished room.
Use of phone and bath. l'hune43G.
29-30
FOR 8A1.K Combination 2 bench
wringer and 3-burner blue" flame
oil stove with oven. 31? 10th St.
29-31
WANTED Trucks or teama and
wagons to haul logs. Short haul
!...a..a . u a ...-. tl
l. ah- ........ l...,. iiTk,l"" ' l "" iiiuusouu. . uuun
There were'enouth Smiths In the "- T -. 'iKIrk Lumber company. 29-3,
..-..- , ........... .. ...-ifurery slipped ll over on you
UBIITU O,t:0 .J UUI.Uk - - f
that
--"-- ' . - .....time, sonny." .ROOM FOR RENT for gentleman.
: : r::,r mzzL r.i . ! x.. 3.1 n. .. mm . 29.31
. ka aa .. ...t. for rln to the undignified tactics pur-
i 1.. - t.i..n. Artrt ued by the comtnen council of this tera and sewing machines. 537
1& regiments or two aivisions. ado - , lii.7
to the flthtln. Smith, the Johnsons, municipality n dealing with the antl-jMln
BU1U( W.U...M..VV. : ...-,. .
Expert on typewriters, cash regis
531
9-3P
and Browns enlisted or dratted and
ah army of more than-100,000 men
was provided from three families.
Here are some other families that
!. tkAm!nH n tka AnMttinn lltin
rh name In the nrmr: '" ,uv """'u " '"" "' """
Brown. 29.960; Williams. 28.140; c""
Jones. 25.720; Miller. 25.820; Davis. I "Clam yourself, buddy, clam your
HMIann sell. BUTIseu (tie WIU -lie iuhij
t?nn oil tu.i ......I., a..... ....la
.. l...ll.l.kl- w.a lf n...!..,..""" oi..irill V' "l" 'Jl'"l-
-u ju.i..ir u. .. . m. eM winters Jewelry Store.
you are viewing with levity the tram-' 29-31
pllng under foot of tba. highest civic.)
SALE Two Woodstock typ-
ca.h or terras. Winters
Store. 29-31
Helped considerably In winning the '' y Worn upholders of public FOR SAI
war, and the number of person, of reace and order. It you are condon-l '
TRUCK HAUL, lumber contract, two
miles, night and day run, 20.000
to 25.000 feet a shift. Call .131 XX.
21.245; Anderson. 20.54; Wilson. "" ""... .c vt" ""v .".. 29-31
17.080; Moor.' 15.260; Taylor. U- "E1,e ou re lnte,y, lo,na " """ w '
uln, Thnmi..n ii uft. riv ii. words to th roof of the mouth, a PAIOE CAR for sale or trade for
.: wi,r.T. M.Hh MH'' Pa"i"l l common malady which 1 truck. Car In first class condition!
t.35; White. 13.720; Martin. 13.545; ' ' A,,0 hnvo , poo, nnd j ,,nilard table
Jackon. 12.600; Harris. 11.620; ho" bn known of,en lo prove fn,al and 2 show cases for sale. Se or
Walker. 10.220; lo 'nc nu"'""-- write F. J. Wilde. Malln Hotel. Ma-
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ii.M.ri.ri.ririnnnririi-j-irii rirn'i'iiii"i' 'i'i-' - " - - ' ' --- wa.aia
There's No End
To Eiders' Special Prices
WE HAVE THEM 'EVERY WEEK. ARENT THESE ATTRACTIVE?
Seeded Raisins 22c Package
Royal Club Coffee 50c Pound
Folger'a Coffee ,.... 55c Pound
Coin Meal, 10-pound sack 70c
Barley's Apple Butter. 18-oz 20c
Milk, all brands, large 16c
Milk, all brands, smnll... 8c
Folger's Japan Tea ,...,40c Pound
Hand Picked Bayo Beans v. ....12c Pound
Hand Picked Red Beans 8 l-3c Pound
DON'T FORGET!
We Make Two Regular Deliveries Every Day
Lewis. 10.500;
Young. 10,150; Allen. 9.800; Hall.'
M00: Roblnscn. 9,555; Murphy.
,486; King. 9.240; Wright. 8.800; won
Baker. 8,820; Green. 8,575; Scott.
8,370; Peterson. 8,365; Hill. 8,260;
And what makes you label thatjlln, Ore.
Kelly, 7.806; Sullivan. 7.595; Mitch
ell. 7,520; Cook, 7,280; Campbell,
7,190; Turner. 6.930; Carter, 6,650;
Morris. 6,650; Wood, 6,650; Parker,
C.440; Reed. 6,265; Morgan. 5..S0;
Ward. 5,880; Hughes. 5.530; Bailey.
5,427; Howard, 5.426; Fischer.
5,285; Cooper, 5,110; Long. 5,040;
Myers, 5,005; Murray, 4,570; Fos
ter, 4,796; Burns, 4, 620r Henderson.
4.240.
. There will be no one to deny that
America has i:n fighting families.
a fa- C.l or. ..r.rnmn.nna.r lir. FOR SALB Or ttade for milk COWS,
t often find an uncommoncr as- ,,. ,, ,,. nn ,.
greganon running in one, neru. My-(WOrk team. 15 and 16 hundred lbs.,
be It's a good thing that llurnum Is gentle und sound. Would like to
dead. If that celcbruted collector trade for cows that are milking.
was ullve chance, are the lack of a tTan,VonJe0,!ongM?Irnrg,., Tl
quorum would be permanent. lntfii.l r
of Just happenln occasionally, accl-t Hilt SALB H
dentally on purpose." j i
"Regardless of the attitude of our Modern 4-room bungalow In Nlls
public servants." wo observed. you Addition, big lot. barn, woodshed;
must admit' thawe have the weight -ntM-.-ta.J. city. 12.800;
of public opinion oa oar side. Wc nvc-room house on Second St.,
have the best citizens of the com- $1,050: 1200 cash and 840 a month,
munlty behind us." A good buy. '
.UUUriU 1 IUU111.- Ull.l UHI1I, ntlttlir
FLEET GUNS TO
THN
ter, li'-ar the vrsvl As they w niched
the big lil nl sklinmliig near lht nur
face, a spring anliuoit, estimated to
weigh about . iimmmIs. Icupvdclrar
deck It soon recnrrritl anil showed'
light.
While the IihIIIk Ixlwcen tin- bird
ami I ho (lli uns fti luuKri's Iwo
of tho swill moving current (Jnlck older cmkIi-s (im ihoiiiiiI tlin vlrlnlty
as u (Irish ilio engUi ilrovii his Hlnirp sereiiitilnK lniully.
t iiitaln llurney I'eilersen lir light
LEADER, 101
talons Into the fish's Imrk
Tlient whs a great s,ilnih ns tti
tile sprlnKer illtnl, tuklrig the eagln
beneath the surface All luilids
riuhed to the r:ill to w.tch tin)
striigKle.
Three times the fish and the bird
disappeared In the water Khlle the
I hi' ruptured ukIh to Heatlle illid
pnsnlt'd it lo (Jim of the pulillc.
tmrl.s.
I'lXIl IIBKII .NOT .llt"
IIV I'Alt TO HTAXIIAIll)
VANCOUVKII. II. C. July 29 A
Rcosevelt steer'd n course close be- sheuf of warrants has been prepared
... .... .. . L, ... .; .lUliriu Y lUUIlin Ull.l ubiii. r
well." saia ine am o.ru . fln( ,aw and im , b,
n
The success of Ida May Parks as a
aojotlon picture director baa been
sj-alled by few men In the protei
slon. ThedaBara, the famous "vamp"
of the films, says her Ideal of'a hus
band is a man who would be agree
able before breakfast.
Under the new system of continu
ous education In England, girls of
MRS. NATE OTTERBEIN
527 Klamnth Ave. 29-30
centenarian, knitted 200 pairs
socks for soldiers during the war.
Four lumps of sugar contain as
14 to IS in domestic service are lla- much nourishment as a medlum-sli-
ble to go to school. ed potato.
wrinkled his left eyelid rumlnattvely, of condition. $3,200. $12.10 do
"that's all right. I reckon, if they $50 per month on balance.
ain't too far behind you. But If
was you. buddy. I'd rather have
some of, 'em abreast of me. It's a
darn sight more comforting." '
m STRAYED Prom my rnnch on west
, . ! side of Langell valley, four ewes.
One of the most successful auc- brIntjeij i)," Reward for Informa-
tioneers In London Is a woman. tlon. Dave Turner, Langell Valley,
Mrs. Agnes (Jllour. a Scottish phone Bonama. 29-30
of
WASHINGTON. July 29 Tim
once famous battleship lowii, which
pluyed no smull part In the destruc
tion of Cevera's fleet at Santiago, Ii hind them
being prepured ut the I'hlladulphlo'
nnvy yard for what naval
by nrovln-
target experiments ever attempted. I exhausted. It had put up a game clul iiiithorllleN rerenlly. Samples of
rroreeuing unmanneii, nut tinner iignt nut nail lost lis prey. Iici.r and slnut they received show
The crew of the Roosevelt pulled that the nearent the neiir-l'er rime
the bird aboard with n bait hook. In conforming wllh the law uus five
Tim eagle wus sonklng wet hut on per rent.
lo Ih served on hotel keepers and
Finally the eugle loosened lis hold others In the Huiillnglon vicinity aa
officers on the salmon and flopped over on the result of a raid on tho border
I several otner gooti nomes in cuy ,y will l one of the mo unique the surfure of the water completely neur-bi-vrs sutoons muile
ana some ai rancn iiroposiiioiin.
It's Going to Stay
WeUed
IF WE DO THE WORK
FOR SALE Nent and modern five
', room bungalow on Tenth St.. with
big lot. wood house, cabinet kitchen,
fine lawn, shade trees and large gar
den tract, at a bargain price of
$3250. Only $1250 cash and the
balance like rent. Look It over to te
day: tomorrow mav be too late.
Cbllcole & Smith, 633 Main St.
29-3H
FOR SALE A business worth while.
Call nnd Inspect: sea for yourself,
or write T. W. Hillings, Chlloquln,
.Ore. fr-On account of health I must
sacrlflco and sell our hotel and pool
hall, paylnK a net profit of one thou
sand per month after all expenses.
Our price Is $8500; cash required
$5000; balance on time to suit. Will
consider bonds, notes, mortgages
and other securities. 29-3
X
We are adequately equipped to handle
your welding jobs, regardless of how
difficult they may be. Added to our
equipment and our expert knowledge
of oxy-acetylene welding, is our ability
to manufacture our gas materials at
unusually low prices. This enables us
to do the work for you for less than you
can get it done for elsewhere. Bring
your next welding job to us and let us
prove these'statements.
EXTRA
We are thoroughly equipped to do repairing quickly,
neatly, and with a guarantee of permanency and
satisfaction
Howie Garage
KLAMATH FALLS
MMIIIIM Mltii.MMlMMMi MilMMl
WBttTKRV LABOR ItUltK.UJ
Next to Arcade Hotel, I'hone 477J
WAXTKIf
50 laborerH, $5,50, 8 hours,
$1.00.
10 drillers, $G.50, 8 hours,
$1.00.
5 carpenters, $8.00, 8 hourx,
$1.00t
2 pnwdermen, $C.50, 8 hourx,
$1.00.
CAN .YOU BEAT THIS
brd.
brd.
brd.
brd.
her own steam and controlled by
radlc, probably from seaplanes, the
old sea-fighter will become the ob
jective of the big guns of the Atlantic
fleet superdreadnuughts In Chesa
peake bay lute this summer. This
will bo the first time that American
warships have used a moving craft
for a target except In actual war.
Two of the Iowa's coal burning
boilers are being converted to burn
oil so tho ship may cuntinuu under
way with no one aboard oncu her
fires have been started burning nnd
her engines placed In m Hon.
It Is expucted that the unl'iuu prac
tice will give flie gunpolntem of the
Atlantic fleet an opportunity to test
tneir nniiiiy umier conditions ns
nearly like those to k expected In
battli) ns can bo obtained. Smoke
screens will lie thrown around the
Iowa during thn runs nnd the rotirso
will be changed at will through the
radio control system, neceHsllalliiK u
change In range on all the firing
ships, exactly as would occur In
action.
The lown has already been strip-
, ped of some of Its guns und rou'h
valuable metal mill the practice, will
be continued until tho old vessel, a
'mass of twisted metal, sinks beneath
tho wnvoi to Join tho old Texas,
which, as the .H.in Marcos, was used
: aa n stationary turgct years ago.
1 Thn battleship Ohio has twen
turned oyer to tho bureau of steam
engineering for purposes of experi
ment In radio control nnd u stuff of!
expert technical officers has been!
plated on board to arrange tho Iowa
pructfeo. I
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Two
Carrier Boys Wanted
AtWald Office
GOOD CITIZEN
K
TO
II CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
we
WAXTKII
1 flunkey. $100.
1 cook, $150.
1 edgerman, $8.00.
1 tum down man, $8.00.
1 loader, $9.00.
1 4-horse teamster, $7.00.
And ono thousand moro good Jobs.
This Is the only place where lyou
save time and money and this Is tho
only place under state license and
this la the only place where you get
honest service. What more do you
want? Uy paying small fee you sivo
that much on your shoe soles, and
where I send you It's a dead aure
Job.
COMB ONE COMR ALL and wateh
the blackboard. ?
Youra truly
If ,,. , . CHR1.BLANAB.
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QUEER MIRE
BBATTLB, July 29.- With their
handH upraised and left hands across
their hearts, eyery man aboard tho
schoonor Roosevelt, from the master
to the cook, averred they saw a hugo
bald eagle tttke a wild ride in Dig
stretch of water between Cupe
Mude and Seymour Narrows, Quit
at Oeorgla. And they brought the
eagle to Seattle to prove the tale.
The Roosevelt was on its way to Seat
tle from the fishing banks In Hacate
trait. Shortly after passing Seymour
narrows members of the erew noticed
a .aid eagle flying close to 'the ,wa-
1 Hecause no other organization can enlist so mony of tho ablest men or
the county in service for the community.
2 -IJecauso It unifies the public spirit of the city und county und breaks
down sectional selfishness.
3 Hecuuse It helps create and express sound opinions on questions affect
ing both city und county.
4 -Ileruuso It links this tounly with others In great business and putrlotlc
movements In milking this a better pluce lo live.
6 llecause It holds up an Ideal of local prldo und development that lends
towards that which Is ludpful nnd discourages that which Is
harmful. .
u i.eiuiise iih activities ami social standards make Its members bettor
business men and bollur citizens, j.
7 Ilecauso It Is tho guage of tho county's imterprlsp, prosperity and
ambition nnd reflects accordingly on every inumlicr.
t ii i: it k i' o it i:
Itoll up your slenveH and got In with your follows, llefoni long you will
wonder how you kept npart from such n movement. Membership Imiiimll-
iitoly establishes you a live cltl-on, living In a modern Mplrlt. Tho Kluinuth
County Cliumber of Commerce Is an organization working for tha good
of ull. ,
Kvory community has 11b community slackers. These .nun turn an
Indifforent oyo to the Ilvo projects of the town. Perhaps they do not know
what tho chumber means. Como In and get acijqulntod with tho Hocrotary
nnd ho will tell you und show you whut tho committee want to accomplish
for your good.
You huvo'no more right to bo Indifferent to your county' offorts, hopes
and ambitions than to neglect your own family. Every person In this
community Is really sort of a relative. You as a unit are responsible for
what Is done and what Is left undone.
Como, now break tho Ice. A crowd of mighty good fellows flrod by an
ambition to put the greutost county of tho sluto and the good old town over
the top In groat shape are giving extra time unselfishly to this work of a
live Chamber of Commerce. The best of all when once tbey get Into this
work they enjoy It. Thv that they are accomplishing something for
themselves, their children; their neighbors and their neighbors' children.
Uembersblp card are being sailed today to all who have Joined
Have you received yoprsT, , ,