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HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE Real Estate
TWO LOTS In Mills Addition, to
trado tor equity In home. Address
O. E. It., Herald olfico. z:-:&
FOR 8ALH Comptctolr furnished
house wicker and mahogany fur
niture: bath. First, between High
and Vine. 21-27
FOR SALE Rr owner, a fino big
plscn with lotn of fruit trpos, nor
Tlcs, plenty of shade big garden
plot, seven room house, and garage.
C36 Conner Ave. 21-25
CIO ACRE STOCK. RANCH Forsilc.
Located In Modoc county. Califor
nia, G miles from Malln, Ore; $14
per acre. Good spring. Albert West.
Malln. Oregon. 20-25
FOR SALE Dr owner, 320 acres.
Including cattle, horses, hogs and
beep, threshor, tractor and all kinds
of farm Implements: also crop. Can
be Irrigated by springs on place: all
for $100.00; two miles from Alge
sia. Stephen Herllhjr. 9-9
FOR SALE A few good lots on
pavement la a fast growing dis
trict; from r00 to $400. Lots with
in 4 blocks of White Pelican hotel
f 300 np. Lota within a block of 6th
St. pavement $400 and op. Lota on
State Highway Inside of city limits
$176 and up. ,See "W. M. Montellus,
with Klamath Development Co..
1301 Main St.. phone 1. 2-tt
WANTED
WANTED Good lot north of Main
within reasonable walking dis
tance: cheap for cash. Write before
Tuesday. K. M. O. R., Pelican Ray.
24-27
.WANTED Housekeeper. Would
consider woman with busbmd or
with child. Good wages. Apply
-1129.. Lincoln? School riavs aftnr ft
o'clock. 24-30
"WANTED A
1 housework.
Phono 90.
Woman for general
4 15 Washington St
23-29
WAITED Two ex-sorvlce men can
earn good money during spare
time by securing subscriptions-to tho
Stars and Stripes. Write at once.
Box 67, Herald. 23-26
WANTED lly experienced book
keeper, set of books to handle,
that would require three or four
hours a day. Address Rex L. F. F..
Herald. 23-29
WANTED Ono moro student to
learn electricity and moving pict
ure oporatlng. The man who learns
Is the man who earns. See Operator,
Star theater. ' 20-25
WANTED Woratn cook nnd chore
man for winter months. Inquire
Iran Kllgoro, Langcll Valley, Ore
gon. 15-25
HELP WANTED Men or women.
Steady work the year round. Ap
ply Growers' Packing & Warehous
ing Association, Incorperated: form
erly the Chelsea Lumber Box Co.
Phone 40W. 8-tf
FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR RENT Alfulfa pasture. In
quire Leicester Klrkputrlck, Mer
rill Merc. Co., or Mont. Robinson,
Bailey ranch. . 23-25
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Boy's dress coat, near Alta-
mont rancn, (September id. Liberal
reward. Phone Union Oil Co.
82-27
LOB T Botween Green Springs
mountain and Merrill, via Klam
ath. Falls, black leather bill folder
containing $200 In currency, owner'a
suuae and address, Harry Bailey,
Smith River, Calif., Inside. Liberal
reward If returned to Herald office
or to Clarence Bailey, Merrill. Ore.
1 24-25
LOST Bay mare, weight about
1100; branded MC on shoulder In
large letters. Notify F. M. Cunning-
ham. Klamath Falls. Reward. 13tt
A CUatJled Ad will sell It.
ksOAl YAllV I
Joe
FOR SALE Mucellaneout
USED OARS
1 1-Ton Ford trucks.
1 Studobakcr 4 touring car
1 Overland M 81..
1 Overland M 8E "4" touring
car.
1 Studcbakor 6 cyl., 7 passenger.
1 1913 Plcrco Arrow.
1 Maxwell Form A truck.
1 Ford bug.
NEW C.UtS
1 Rulck Sis
1 Oldamobllo truck
1 Seven passenger llayncs.
Reo flvo passenger touring. -Reo
five passenger sedan.
1 Sorcn passenger Hudson.
1 Fivo passenger Essex.
Reo Speedwagoa.
Samson 3-4 ton trucks.
ACME MOTOR CO.
See Louis Hoagland or call 264
FOR 8ALE Two Crusader bicycles (
good running condition. $25.00
each. See R. Fischer, Fremont and
Dolores Avo., or wrlto to P. O. Box
1045, City. 24-27
FOR SALH 1000 gal. gasollnotank
Never been used. Imperial Gar
age. Z4-IS
DUCK HUNTERS Wo have a few
very choice Chesapeake Day re
triever puppies, old enough to atart
this fall. All papers. N. F. Obrt.
G13 Catherine St., Medford, Ore.
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AUCTION SALE October 2nd. of
dairy cows, farm Implements and
household goods. L. I. Ross. Poo
Valley. 23-25
FOR SALE Wicker baby carriage.
nearly new. Also basket, stand.
and tub. 348 -No. 6th St. Phone
12-J. 22-25
FOR SALE On terras, or will trade
1?I5 col- s. seres psrsenssr.
good condition. Price $1300. What
have youT 310 High St. -22-25
FOR SALE Cider press.
Main.
Call 42
22-27
FEATHER MATTRESSES M ado
from your feather bed. Feathers
cleaned and sterilized. Douglaa 60 Vi
Main St. 20-25
1918 FORD In first-class mechan
ical condition. New tires .and
shock absorbers; $476. Central Gar
age. 21-27
FOR SALE Launch. Sco Ray Tel
ford, 120 Conger Ave. 21-1
SEWING MACHINES On easy pay
ments. Sewing machines and clocks
skillfully cleaned and repaired. Work
called for and delivered. Douglas,
60 hi Main St. 20-25
MATTRESSES MADE OVER Fur
niture upholstering, packing and
crating. Douglas C0 Main St.
20-25
FOR SALE 4 months old thorough
bred white Leghorn pullots. $3.00
each. C. D. Plum. McDoel, Cal.
20-25
FOR SALE 12, Threo months old
White Leghorn pullets and ono
rooster. The lot for $25. C. D. Plum.
McDool. Cal. 20-25
FOR SALE At Fort Klamath, Ore..
sc dairy cows, 30 hoad of young
stock, ICO tons of hay. Also ranch
of 340 acres for rent. Address T. A.
Culbertson, Ashland, Oregon.
18-30
FOR SALE 1920 Reo, used only 6
months. Bargain If taken at
once. Box 47, Herald Office. 2-tf
I'HED CARS FOR HALE
1 Reo touring. 1 Chalmers.
Dodge $450. Dunham Auto Co.
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AUTO TRUCK
Just tne thins for a drarace busi
ness or for hauling farm produce;
four speeds. Pneumatic tires.
ono to two tons capacity. Must sell
or- trade. Earl Shepherd Music
Store. 30-tf
A classified Ad will sell It.
hith-Ano If y
THE EVENING HERALD,
Talks Entirely
MISCELLANEOUS
t'HKI) CAR BARGAINS
1 Ford chassis' at a bargain; $300.
1 1910 Ford, Just repaired, good
running order.
1 1918 Ford, just repainted, good
mechanical condition.
1 1918 .Chevrolet, Al condition,
with rear cord tires.
Wo nlso carry, a stock of Ford
parts and accessories.
KLAMATH FALLS AUTO CO.
11G7 Main Street
24-26
FOR 8ALE Tent house, furnished.
328 Ilroad St., near Oak. 24-27
TRY Tho nutomobllo laundry nt tho
Import! Gnrago. 24-5
RARNEY HATTUS. Wrlto our s's -
tor. Good news awaits jsou.
Nov. 19"
THE MILLER PHOTO Company Is
making a vory attractive offer on
photographs.. See their ad. 17-26
Housecloanlng and window washing
wanted. Lloyd Ramsey, 805 Main
St.. phone 639J. 16-22
FOR SALE Ono brand now 5-ton
logging trailer. Sco Max Weiss.
6th St., near Ewauna Box Co. 30-tf
PHONE PEYTON for wood 635
CITT GARBAGE When you want
garbage removed call 10F-23.
NOTICE IXVITINO PROPOHAIJ4 TO
MAKE HTRKKT IMPROVEMENTS
Pursuant to ordinance and order
rf Ihn Common Council of Ihn rltr of
Klamath Falls. Ores-on. notice Is.
horeby given that proposals will bo
received by said Council for maklnj-Mns
the Improvement designed for the
Alley passing from Fifth to Sixth St
parallel with Main St. through the
center of Block 16, original town.
Said improvement to be made In ac
cordanba with the plans and speclfl
cation of tho City Engineer and for
one or tne classes of improvement
mentlonod In said plans and specifi
cations and the ordinance ordering
Mid IlUprOVasiUoUl. Wlilcil bold Olliill
ance No. 529 was adopted on the
13th day of September, 1920, and
approved by tho Mayor on tho 14th
day of September, 1920.
Said plans, specifications and esti
mates of tho City Engineer being on
file In tho office of tho Pollco Judge
and In the offlco of the said En
gineer, i
The proposed contract will be let
In one contract, and the time In
which tho same Is to be completed la
fixed by said ordinance on or beforo
October 15, 1920., Bids must bo filed
with the Police Judge for submission
to the Council not later than 8 o'clock
p. m. of the 4th day of Octobor, 1920,
and the bids will be considered by the
Council Immediately thereafter at tho
Council Chamber In said city.
Kacn proposal must bo accom
panied by a cortlflod check on some
responsible banking Institution In an
amount equal to 6 of tho aggregato
amount of tho proposal, the same to
bo forfeited to tho city br the suc
cessful bidder upon failure 'to enter
into contract and bond for the faith
ful completion of the said Improve
ment In accordanco with tho nlnns
anu specifications inorcror.
Tho Citr of Klamath t.ill roaen,
Ins7 tho right at all times to roject
any and all proposals. Tho award to
tho successful bidder Is hcrouy madu
contingent upon tho salo of tho bonds
that will be authorized for providing
lunas for making such Improvement.
Tho plans, specifications and esti
mates abovo referred to cmbraco nnd
provide that tho proposed Improve
ment may be mado, using Standard
Bltullthlc pavement, oil macadam
pavoment or concrete pavement, and
bids are Invited for each class In addi
tion to grading, curbing and drain
age.
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Judge of the city of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Bated: September 22, 1920.
S22-02
NOTICK
There will be a regular meeting of
Klamnth Lodge No. 77 A. F. k A. 11.
Monday evening. Seotember 27th.
There will bo work in the & A. do
gree. Visiting Masons are Invited to
bo present. By order of the Worshln.
full Master.
C. C. CHITWOOD. Hen.
S4-27
A classified Ad will sell it.
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want them to lay.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON'
Too Much
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MOMENTS NOW AND IP (ID
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WHICH WILL,
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NOTICE INVITING PHOPOMA14 TO
MARK HTRKKT IMPROVEMENTS
Pursuant to ordinance and order
of the Common Council of tho city of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice Is
horeby given that proposals will be
received by-said Council for making
tho Improvement designed for tho
Alley passing from Fifth to Sixth St
parallel with Main St. through tho
center of Illock 37, original town.
Said Improvement to bo made In ac
cordant with ttio plans and specifi
cations of tho City Engineer and for
one of tho classes of Improvement
mentioned In said Plans nnd specifi
cations and tho ordlnnnca ordering;
ruiiu iiiiruuiiiuni, which pam orilin
nn ro No. 028 was ndoptod on the nren. nnd other Information, apply
13lli day of September, l'Jiu, nnd to tho Superintendent or tho Klatn
approved by tho Mayor on tho 14th 'nth Indian School. Klamath Agency.
iili ill flnfttrtiTi lutf lOOfl
Said plans, specifications and ostl-( Washington. D. C, August 10,
mat3 of ho City Engineer being im'ij-o.
'mat
filo in tho office of tho Pollco Judce
and In tho officii of tho said En
gineer. Tho proposed contract will bo lot
In ono contract, nnd tho time In
which thu satno Is to be completed Is
fixed by said ordlnanrn on or boforu
October 15, 1920, Mils must bo
filed with tho Pollco Judgo for sub
mission to tho Council not later than
8 o'clock p. m. of tho 4th day of
October. 1920, and tho bids will be
considered by tho Council Immedi
ately thereafter at tho Council Churn-
bor in said city.
Each proposal
must bo nccom -
panted by a certified check on sumo
responslblo banking Institution In an
amount equal to 6 of thu aggregate
amount or too proposal, tho sama to
bo forfeited to tho city br tho suc
cessful bidder upon failure to entor
into contract and bond for tho faith
ful completion of tho said Improve
ment nl accordanco with tho Plans
end specifications therefor.
Tim City of Klamath Falls rcscrv-
tno right at all times to reject
and all proposals. The award
to tho successful bidder Is horebv
made contingent upon tho salo of tho
bonds that will be authorized for
providing funds for making auch Im
provement. The plans, specifications and esti
mates above referred to embrace and
provldo that tho proposed Imororo-
menu may bo made, using Standard
Ultcllthlc psvestest, oil macadiui
pavement or concrete pavement, and
bids -are Invited for each class In
addition to grading, curbing and
drainage
A. L. LEAVITT,
Pollco Judgo of the city of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dated: September 22. 1920.
822-02
NOTICK OF HEARING OF I'ETI
TION TO FORM DRAINAGE III8-
T1UGT. ,
In the County Court of tho Stato
of Oregon for tho County of Klamath.
imouco is nereby g von that hear ln
on tho following petition will ho bold
at tho Court Houso In tho City of
Klamath Fairs. County of Klamath.
Stato of Oregon, on tho 18th day of
Oct.. 1920, for tho purposo of deter
mining wbothcr the prayer of said
petition shall bo granted.
All persons owning or clalmlnr an
Interest lu lands doscribed In said
petition are hereby notlflod to appear
ai sum piaco on sam Unto nnd show
causo. It any thoro bo, why tho prayer
In said potltlon shall not ba granted.
U. It. DELAP,
(Seal) County Clork.
By GARRETT K. VAN RIPER,
Deputy.
HALE OF TIMBER
KLAMATII INDIAN RESERVATION
LITTLE HPHAflUE UNIT
Sealed bids In duplicate marked
outside "Bid Little Bpraguo Unit."
and addressed to tho "Superintend
ent, Kiamatn Indian school, Klamath
Agency, Oregon," will be recolred
uatll 2:00 o'clock P. M Pacific
time, Wednesday, October 27, 1920,
timber oa about 2,600 acres oa
for the purchase of the merchantable
Sprague River la townships 24 and
35 South, Range SEast, Willamette
Meridian. This unit U estimated at
40,600,000 feet B. M., mostly west
ern yellow pine ot which about
5,000.600 feet is oa about 420 acres
of approved allotments, and as to
which separate approved contracts
with the Indian owners may prob
ably be made. No bid will be ac
cepted (or leas than S'4.00 for yel
low and sugar ol e and Incense
cedar, and $1.60 for other species
during the period of the contract
ending March 81, 1024. Prices sub
sequent to that date will be fixed by
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
for three-year periods. Each bid
IN A fKAA
hey: iuvvnt
SAYS TOOl
MONEY.1 PIVE HUMDREP
V3ERRIU3 A WCCK 13
J1MALI. PICKING, I WANT
Of THE
HI3
MORE MONEY'
1WANT MORH
must stato tho rati) Per M that will
bo paid for each kind of tlmbor dur
ing tho first contract period ending
March 31, 1924, mid must bo ac
companied by a cortlflod check on a
solvent National llnnk drawn In fa
vor of the Superintendent of the
Klamath Indian School In tho amount
'of $10,000.00. Tho deposit will bo
j returned to unsuccessful bidders, but
retained ns liquidated damages If
tho successful bidder shall fall to
oxeculo contract and furnish satis
factory bund for $16,000.00 within
00 days from tho accoptanco of bis
bid.
Thu rlElit is reserved to waive:
technical defects and to reject any .toxins, sucked Into the blood exclto
or nil bids. For conies of contract.1 the heart which numps thu blood so
regulations, fuller description of tho
flpiurMii
CATO SKUA.
Commissioner of
Indian Affairs.
19 Th. & Sat. 12t
1st ub. Aug.
.NOTICE TO SIIAHTA VIEW
OWMEIW
LAND
A meeting of all of tho land own
ers under tl.o Shasta View Irriga
tion district will bo held at tho Shas
ta View schoolhouao al 8 o'clock oil
Saturday evening, September 25,
1920. Business of thu ulmusl lm-
'portnnco to every land owner will bo
ronsldcrod at this mectlnc. n a full
attendance Is urgently reo.il tut od. lly
order of the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
22-36
MEAT CAUSE OF
Take Salts to Scudi Kidneys If Hack
lisuta or lliaaoer
botltere
If you must have your meat every
day, eat It, but flush your kidneys
with suits occasionally, says noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost paral
yzes tho kidneys In their afTorta to
expel It from the blood. They be
come sluggish and woakon, thon you
surfer with a dull mlsory In tho kid
ney roRlon. shnrp pains In tho back
or sick hcadacho, dlzzlnoss, your
stomach sours, tongue Is coated and
when tho neather U bad you have
rboumatlo twinges. Tho urine gots
cloudy, full of sediment, the chan
nels often get aorn and Irrltntod,
obliging you to seek relief two or
threo times during tbe night.
To noutrnllzo these Irritating
acids, to cloanse tho kidneys and
flush off tho body's urlpous waste
get four ounces ot Jnd Salts from
any pharmacy here; take n table
spoonful In a glass of water beforo
breakfast for a fow days and your
kldnoys will then act lino. This fa
mous salts Is mado from the acid of
grapes and lemon Julco, comblnod
with Iltlila, and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
slugglsH kldnoys, also to neutralize
tho acids In urlno, so It no longer
Irritates, thus ending bladder weak
ness.
Jad Sails la Inexpensive; cannot
Injure, and makes a delightful of
forvoscont llthla-water drink.
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SOOTHING QUIETUDE FOR
ITS PATIENTS
Is ono of any hospital's biggest assets
and the location of this hospital
makes It especially desirable from
that viewpoint. Snly abundantly
capnble graduated nurses are em
ployed, aad this fact, added to oar
aeqaalled staff ef physleUaa aad
excellent hospital equipment Insures
our patients unsurpassed sorvlce.
STAFF
' DR. I. D. JOHNSON
DR. O. H. MBRRYMAN
DR. T. O. CAMPBELL
DR. Q80R0B I. WRIGHT
DR. . D. LAMB
DR. H. D. LLOYD STEWART
Klamath General
Hospital
N TH
PAOH Ml
more-
MONEY
if? M37nj-J
HOT WATER FOR
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
in it before breakfast
Headaches nrn caused by nuto-ln
loxlcatlon which means self-poison-
lug. Liver nnd bowel poisons called
fast that It congests In tho smaller
arteries ami veins in inn ucau, pro
ducing violent, throbbing pain and
distress, called licntlactiii. You be
come nervous, despondent, sick, fev
erish nnd mlaerablu, your meals sour
nnd ntmost nnunento you. Then you
resort to arotanllld, aspirin or tho,
bromides, which temporarily relievo'
but do not rid thu blood of thvsa Ir
ritating toxins.
A glass of hot wntor with n tea
spoonful of llmeitonn phoxphato In
It, drank beforo breakfast will not
only wash these poisons from your
system and euro jrou of headscho,
but will cleanse, purify and freshen
tho alimentary cunnl.
Ask your pharmacist for a quartor
pound of llmeitonn phosphntn. It Is
liioxponslYo, Imrmloss ns stigsr.
It you aren't feeling your best, If
tonguo Is coated or you wako up
with bad taste, fob I breath or have
colds. Indlxest on. blllousnoas. con-
stlpatlon or sour, ncld stomach, tin
I Kin thu phosphatod hot wntor euro
I to rid your system of toxins nnd pois
ons.
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FOR SALE
Three stores, all paying.
Locution Al. Must sell
owing to other business.
See 1006 Main St
ROBERT S. FRY
Oetteral Insurance, lavrwtsaeau
TeL 501-J
1367 Esplanade
KLAMATH FALI, ORE.
MINERAL BATHS
Or. Mswd Iagvrsoll Hawley
OUfopractlo Physlcta
First National Bank Bulldlag
Entrance, Room I
ASHLAND, OREGON
ALL KINDS
of tin and sheet Iron work.
Mlatlng and warm air boatlas;
does at the Hhnnnon Plumbiaur.
Shop.
No. 1088 Mala St.
L. N. HAINES
Phono 838
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Klamath'Bend Auto Stage
A dally auto stage service Is aow
0Brf I" .Klamath Falls
and Bend. Offices Rex cafe and Met
S,.0,l,nI-0r4Pe. O. I. Reckard.
Paene 276-W. fj.tf
Klamath Bye Works
Pkene408
OUR CLHANINOe PRBSSINO AND
HBPAIRINQ WILL MAUI IOUB
CLOTHES
LOOK LIKE NEW
HATS RKBLOOKHO
Goods Called for and Delivered
481 Mala Street Klamath Valla
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