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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The nnnk of Bflgland nolo Is not
of the inno thcknese throughout.
In place It In' tjilckor, so as to re
tain n keener Impression of tho fig
ures nmt loiters of Importance.
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'the wplnhl qt the human brain Is
snlil Vo double In tho first 9 months
"ht life, anil troblo bctnro tho end of
tho third roar, aftor which tho rate
of Incroaso Is much slower.
Tho real Ilslm of Clllcad Is the
dried Julro of' a low h rub which
grows In Syria. It Is vorr vnluablo
and scarce, for thq amount of balm
ylelcd by one shrub norer exceeds
sixty drops iny.
Should a HrltlBh peer over bo sen
tenced to death for somo criminal
offense, and become liable to tho last
penalty ,of the law, ho can demand as
his right that a sllkon cord bo used
Inatoad of tho ordinary hempen ropo.
In ancient days crows woro em
plo)ed as letter jiearors.
OlrU marry very young In India,
tho law permitting Rtrl to becomo
a brldo at I years of ago. Aa a mat
ter of fact, a girl who Is not wedded
at 18 Is unlikely to bo so, unless sho
should be fancied' by somo widower.
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CITATION
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In tho County Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter efthe Estato ef
George C. Mitchell, Deceased.
To J. C. Mitchell, Bon C. Mitchell.
Gene Utmroon, 1. II. Mitchell, Fleda
Morgan, Mary Ann Pitney, Inns Flan
agan, Myrta McFadden and A. M.
Collier, guardian ad litem of Garri
son Claudo Mitchell, a Minor.
Greeting, In the Name of the State
of Oregon.
You and each of you are hereby
cited t6 appear In tho Court Room
of tho aboTe entitled court at the
County Court House at Klamath
Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, at 2
oVlock p. in. on September IS, 1520,
at the September term of this Court,
1920, not leas than ten daya after tho
service of thla citation upon you. to
show cause. It any exist, why this
court should not make an order to
sell, as prayed for la tho petition,
Med herein. licensing .and empower
ing Lealle Rogers. Administrator
with the will annexed of the said
estate, to sell "at private sale, upon
the terms prescribed by tne court
the following described lands and
real estate, to WK1.
Lot 4 in Block 84. la Klamath Ad
dltlon to Klaauta FaUa, Oregon, ac
cording 'to the duly recorded plat
thereof on file la the office of the
county clerk; far' Klamath county,
Oregon, together with tho tenements,
hereditament, and .appurtenance
thereto betoamg or la any wise ap-
Mrtalalu- I '
Tahroltattaa (a lasued pursuant to
aa order or tse eeeve enuuea uouri
toad aad'watered la the above en
tltled'teetate and matter on the 7th
day or "August, 1120. , .
'( ' t f r c. R. DeLAP.
(SEAL)" ' ' County Clerk.
Aug. 10-IT-J4-I1-7
KIKCAL ATTKXTIO.V
Two completed matinees every af
ternoon at the -Liberty, starting at
1:30 and 3:3.
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AGAIN right at the very beginning of the Fall, our showings of fashionable wear are
complete. Not only in the fullest range of authentic styles, but in the earliest show
ings of the styles which will lead the mode. Again, we enable our friends to select their
fall and winter wear, right at the very beginning of the season, so that they may have the
utmost of service, for our prices are placed at fair figures for real value in assured qual
ity and workmanship.
New Suits for Autumn Wear
Your eyes will see the attractiveness of their
styling, but it is on the expertness of our buyers
that you may feel assured of the faithfulness of
their workmanship, the lasting service in each
stitch, the permanance of expression in, the cor
rectness of cutting and shaping, and the dur
ableness in wear of the materials selected for
their absolute purity and perfection.' For such
completeness of value the prices are remark
ably reasonable.
$35.00 to $85.00
If Your Heels Wear
Down Like This You
Have foot Troubles
Though you may not feel
much discomfort from this
condition at first, sorlous
Foot Troubles -will result in
the future If you don't have
your feet attended to.
Come In and let our Foot
Expert examine your feet
free of charge. He will
keep those ankles straight
and prevent more serious
foot troubles with
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New Coats and Wraps for Fall
You will admire the soft fabrics, the cling
ing youthful lines, the graceful drapings but
you may also know that if we show it, the gar
ment has had to pass the rigid test of honest
and careful workmanship in every detail of
making and cutting. From each standpoint,
whether of style, of material, or of manufac
ture, each garment has been selected for its
individual superiority, giving you a guarantee
of utmost value for every dollar of coat.
.... SI 7.50 up to $100.00
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Brilliancy and Beauty in the
flew Fall Dresses
Your delight will be great at the ex
ceedingly bright and cheerful har
monies in color, the gayety in the
trimmings and the youthful styling of
the new dresses. There is a sweet be
comingness to the narrow, straight,
slim lines of the tailored types of cos
tumes which will vie in favor with the
dainty feminency of the freer fitted
semi-dress models, whose smart sim
plicity renders them as desirable for
day wear, as their varied elegance
recommends them for theater or din
ner wear. And the price markings
make this start of the season a mem
orable one.
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SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF FURS ON SALE SATURDAY
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE! Round oak dining
table; Iron bed and springs, 3-4
size: oak dressar. 111! But St.
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COMB ONI -COMB OUt
I still hare a few drew shirts.
hesry cotton two-olaesJ underwear.
bate, collars, leather kt baads. sto
all of wkicu will bo sold tar below
the nreaant wholesale cost. They
woat Its Ion st tU film I sa
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ATTENTIOK MASONS
There will be a special awetlss of
Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. T.
A. M. on Moaday erenint, Aaguit
so, for the purpose of work u ti
If. M. degree.
Br order of the W. M.
O, O. CHITWOOD, Sec.
FOR 8AL -foot binder, first
elssi eondltloai cut about 10
acres, frank Zanpfe, lfaUa.
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WAMTK A urge kiteata ess
.aasM. Aaareaa box si, Harais
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WANTED By September 1, two
housekeeping rooms, A. B, Joaea,
care California-Oregon Power Co.
17-I8
STRAYED lied bull, brand FY on
left blp. Mark crop of both ears
underblt In left. Plesaa notify
Frank Ya&'Schoiack. Merrill, Ore.
I7-I8
ONB FOUR IIOR8B Team harness
and wagon; three colta. Will seU
for llOO.OOr Iaaulre k camp grouad
by O. K. sara.
17-10
WAITED Woman cook for ranch.
qom waaee. Aaareaa bos t. iter-
rtU, Oregon. . .1 . . ?..
FOR SALE! Good bouse on paved
street, $88 per month Income be
sides a nice place ror lamuy to uro.
Price I4.B00. Robt. 8. Fry, phone
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PIANO FOR SALB 1860 cash. Call
017, S7-80
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Two eompleto matinees every af
ternoon at the Liberty, starting at
1:80 and 8:80,
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A classified, Ad will sell tt.
HERALD FORCE IS
GETTING BACK TO NORMAS
Mn. O. L. Drummond, linotype op
erator for tho Herald, called at the
office yesterday after a two weakv
Illness, during which time the Herald
was hard put to find anyone to taka
ror place.
aeorge Connors, another member
tf the Herald forea. minni'. hi.
Afternoon from a tbjtoo weeks' vaca
tion visit at Eureka, California,
George was accompanied by hie
father, W. W. Connors. Tn foroe la
graaaauy getting hack to aoraal
with tba retura of iu abseateM
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