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EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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I PERSONAL MENTION U
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Till.. Mnrir Hllvn who has been 111
for n long time wns taken to Mary'a
Holp hospital In Bun Francisco lost
wook, whoro sho underwent nn op
eration tlmt It la thought will bo the
moans of hor regaining hor health.
Hop many friends horo aro most an
xlnua for hop rocovory and will bo
glnd to hoap that alio la reported get
tine on nlcoly.
Charloa Colllcp and John Moore ro-
turned laat night from California,
whoro they wont fop tho purpose of
niinmllnr thn California-Washington
Htato collego football gamo. They reJ
port that California naa a worm
boating team and that only a super
ior oloTon will bo able to make a
showing In any gamo against them.
Tho score was 45 to 0 In tho Uni
versity of California' favor.
Mr. Kugono nobertaon, and Mtaa
Inn. Ktlrnrn. nrrivml laat nllttlt from
Seattle for an extonded visit with heH
sister. Miss Bess Kllgore and otnor
relatives.
Mm. Phnrles lni Is spending a
few days In town from tho Klamath."
Marah visiting friends ana roiauvcs.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Dunbar return
ed last night t,rom a ten days wed
ding trip to San Francisco. Mrs Dun
... -n MIm Viola Campbell beforo
her marriage Mr. Dunbap said this
nin ttint thnv fnund the roads In
flno condition for this time of the-
iholr cars for California. Mrs. llrat
ton and hop apna. Don and Dale, will
go on to Los Angles while Mp. Ilrat
ton wjll rtrturn from Montnguo with
Dr. nnd Mrs. oouro.
Mrs. R, Horbert Cooko loft yester
day morning for tho oaat whoro she
will visit for tho noxt four months
with her mother and outer roinuvos.
W. V. Copeland Is a county scat
visitor from his homo at Fort Kla
math. -. ...
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day In town from. Algoma. on busl
R. H. Hudgtns a llcutonant In the
t a rmv In hero for tho PUPIK1SO of
buying up blooded horses for tho ser
i ' ir l ntnnnlnc at tho Whlto
. vr ami Mrs. Frank Sutton aro
horo for a brief business visit from
Modoc Tolnt.
., J. A. Perry spent tho wek-sud on
. i..,.ii. Mn nmt mlunuxl laat
a.h4 iih a flnn bag of ducks,
J Olenn Royco Is in town loony in.
lids ranch on the Klamatn aiarsn.
Harry Cohen, tonnoly representa
tive for the Talo agar company. Is
In the city this week In the Interests
ot tho American Prune factory. Mr
Cohen Is looking for a location rela
tive to building a cheese factory slso
find is considering 'Klamath county.
Remember I need tho money. Tho
urnlaheP of Happy Home.
Society
.uitnbtn for iv tailor. If taken at
onco. Posllvely a simp. Boo 1108
Main 81.
$
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flno condition tor in s time w -wif) , ""j"" -- - - - ..m.
year and that thoy didn't find It uoS paWon tho shelvs. ot The Furnish
comfortably cold driving until last
evening.
William K. Drown Is a business
visitor hero today from tho Fort
country.
A. L. Lee Is registered at tho
Whlto I'ellcan hotel having arrived
last night from San Francisco.
IV. H. Smith of Portland Is a guest
at tho Whlto Pelican hotel this week.
F F Rossnot of Montana, a fa
mous architect. Is spending n short
tlmo In Klamath Falls, no is regis
tered at tho Whlto Pollcan hotel.
Jack McAullffo n stockman of tho
Fort Klamath country Is a Klamath
Falls visitor today. -
Earl Hamaker of tho Haroaker
Parker mill Is attending to business
affairs here today from Swan Lake.
Mp and Mrs. Seehorn left on tho
mnrnlnr train for Susanvlllo. Mr.
Seehorn will attend to business con
HP of Happy Homos.
rJoGAT' NAVAL recruit
AHSIGNKD TO BATTLKHHIP
A card received by tho Herald to
day from tho receiving ship ot mo
U. S. navy at Now York states that
i. .. Marvin Hilton, son ot Patrol
man James Hilton of tho city pollco
orce. had finished his training and
was transferred norcramr mi i i"
TJ. S. S. Tennessee. Hilton enlisted
tor a four-year fto m w "
sovcral months ago, and has a largo
numhnr of friends In this city who
will bo glad to learn of his progress.-
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MAKR PArKH WW
nMi Hnrlnp bis absence
Kd Mcnroom la a county sea visi
tor from his homo al Merrill today.
Fred Houston returned Saturday
from a business and pleasure trip to
rv.4arvllli California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dratton and Don1!
njt Data Soulo. Dr. and Mis. A. A.1
aonle and family loft yesterday
ctT.vwnTnM. Orn.. Nov. S. lly'
I'nrn.liiriii of thn sawmills ot tho 911
tsrsrsjrss&jK'.rris-:z
rmilnri n n In a DUlD mill to be
erected hero and operated In con
nection Wlin iutj iiraiwr iuuuoh.
The pulp will bo shipped In whlto
ktii tn nanor mills on tho COSlt-
fll Is planned to utlllte the wa,ter
'tnwer of North Mill crook, whoro
Ipver 1000 horse powor can bo dc-
(tVntlniied From Satunln)')
tiM w w Hlmioli and Mm. llort
C. Thtima vll onlcrlaln tho Krldn
club Tuesday ovenlng, Novumbor 9.
at 205 1'lno street. All momnoni aro
urged to bo present at this tlmo.
P. K. O. met Tuesday, at tho
!,,., .,r Mm Arthur 11. Wilson, 130
Washington atreiU Tho program was
In chargo of Mis voro Houston wo
gave a most Interesting Illustrated
talk on'tho Yosemlto National iark.
Th first mnolliiR- of tho Woman'a
Auxiliary ot tho Prosbytorlan church
Thursdny was a flattering succosa
to tho hostoiwoH In chargo, who wore,
Mosdamoa 11. H- Wattenburg, Mar
lon Hanks. K. S. Henry. J. A. Perry,
innin Hum. and James McCluro.
Tho audience wns dullghted by two
vocal numbers by Mrs. A. J. voyo
and also by two selections by Mrs. K.
8. Watch.
Thnan iimannt litvildsa thn hostess
es wre: Mesdames K. P. lwrence,
B. 8. Phillips, llort llawxins, . u.
n.-.i v- vnirh. A. J. Vove. II. 8.
Moore. Kllen Poll. J. F. Coollor, 11.
J. Sheets, Harry Itlclmrdson, Mc-
Neltloy. llurton, McOoorge. . 8.
Qinnrh n V. Knvkendalt. Thomas,
Uoorgo, Carl Adams. U. llradford, W.
K. Stanley, C. l. I-wis, uoorgo
llumiihrar. Charles Loomls, Miss
Ollvo and Miss Maud Carlton and
IX K. liwrenco.
Mrs. llort Thomas was hoatess to
a number of frlonds at a."500" party
Thursday afternoon at her homo on
Pine street. Mrs. W. C. West was tho
wlnnor of tho first prlxo and tho con
solation went to Mrs. t red Mills.
Mr. Thomas' guest were: Mes-
dames Wm. tlanong. A M Collier. A
ti L'n..n.i, II. I' llrnmbeck. K. 11
Cummlngs. J C llrockenbrough.
Fred Fleet. Robert Harrison, Wal
ter O. West. Fred Mills. S. II. Kvans.
Percy Kvans, Malllnger, Charles
Wood Eborllne. Fred A. Uakor. E. T.
Ludden. Isllo Hogors. II. B. 8mith,
O. A. Krauso and Wm. Duncan.
The Hallowe'en party nnd basket
social at Keno was a big success and
there was so largo an attendance that
tho proceeds netted tho school $168,
-im whlrli thov will purchaso an
BdUon phonograph.
WANTUD Heated room by working
couplo witn nino year i
Must bo within 3 blocks of Central
school. Hepty P. O. box 403. 8-U
I1KST AUTO 1IAIHIAIN over offer
ed, ItilO HMilson apeeiiHier. gunr
.., i i.. A.t l.niin. It rnril tiros.
newly painted. Now top, full lino of
extras, Price sinuu, lerniB u. iiihh-
land. 136 3rd hi. mono. uui. n-i.i
WANTKD Trucks to haul dry lum
ber 0 miles. IB per m. r. w.
Oraham, Dorrls. Calif. Phono B30-W .
U-ll
off Home unslKhlly llco of Twuso
bold goods. Tho Ihihllc. M
FOUND A ohiarlng hmiso for
that unslRtly or unfit nrtlclo. Where?
Piirltlmi Kiirnlluro llouso. HH
WANTKD TO TUAD11 A big
munch ot rugs for u lU bunch of
dough. Tlio Furnisher ot Huppy
llnmos. 8,t
FOU 8AI.B A going business clean
sure and attractive. Clerical ox-
.. i.... M,niilr.iil. lrlrn 10000 nart
on tlmo to responsible party. J. J.
Magulro. 7ift wain ni. -"
FOIl SA1.B--Small restaurant, good
business, low rent, -tonus, tan
1133 Main
Fl'IlNITl'UK UPHOITBltlNO. Mat
tresses mauo over, rwumr m
tresses mado from your feather bed,
.k.v mmivt-tml. Vn nil turn tinck-
., MM.t rwtMii rlnrWa. anwlnr ma
chines nnd phonograph's repaired.
Douglas HI w. rourin tn. i-nmw
196-W. X-H
Thoro will bo a regnnir ineotlng of
Aloah Chitptir-O. K. S. N. 1 Tiles
day. Nov. Oth nt 7:30 . m. Visitors
welcome. Past matrons nnd patrons
gliosis of honor. .,.,
KrflK rt. I Iflnini".
8 W.M.
A euro rum for rheumatism In
the now Hot Hprlng" (Until House. 8tt
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Now Unit 1 luivo my homo furnish
ed I enti turn my ntlontlon to yours.
Tho Furnisher of llnppy llomrs. 8t
u.uilKU ATTUNTION
Tara will tin a rogUlsr motlns; ot
JtUmath Lodge No. 77, A. V, ,Jk A.
W. Monday evening. Novum '"
HI130. nt 7130 o'clock. ImporUnJ
business. All Mmor siu -
hoimmnl. 0K0. oiUBTAIN.
a W M.
Tlio Furnisher of Happy Homos
will Irado for most anything but
jwaii dlsposlllon. Tito rtasons I
diw't want that Is that Kddlo has 11.
KHT1MV
3 yearlings, 1 rod steer, 1 black
and 1 red heifer, tlrand A-4 con
nected over bar also crop and split
In each ear. Howard for Information
sent to Levi (lrlttlth, Olene. Oro.
11"
Trade It to Tho Fsrnlshsr of Hsp-
uv homes. tf
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FOU HUNT Two bedrooms with
bath tlentlomen oniy. Apply ju "
Oth St 8-3
IXST OH 8TOU1-V Two steel mats
from Presbyterian cnurcn iroiu
steps, Please roturn or telephone
439-11. s
FOU 8AI.K tody's Hudson seal
nAn.l mm n..itf 1rlfn tIR. al.fl
baskvt and mattresa sultablo for In
fant. Phone 492-w. s-i-
FOR 8ALH 17 head 3 nnd 3 yenr
old Lincoln ewes, also 6 pigs. Ono
mllo South Pine drove school house
Jas, K. Nownham. SMI
FOU 8AI.B Kitchen range. Phono
480-M or call 93G Oak Ave -!
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In aMlnnrI mi
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f WindShields 1
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Our stock of windhkild glass is complete.
We put them m'While you wait.
For quick service in glass work, call us up.
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Window glass in all 'sixes constantly on
Hand.".
Lakeside Lumber Co.
Phon.vl28
tut
t h.van't rn miiph room but
have always got foom for ono moro
artlclo. especially If It Is a used
one. Tho Furnisher ot Happy
Homes. 8tI
T want tn alnr thn son ot trade to
you In every key. Help me supply ma
mii.to Tho Kurnisner oi iibppt
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Auction Sale
Wednesday, Nov. 10, 10:30 a. m.
at Plrhth and Main, several nun
.tnui larilia' and men's wool suits
nri Hroaa nsttnrns snd trunks. Bv
erythlng will be sold to me nigneaj
bidder without reserve. Don't miss
(hi. ula. 8
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TOMPKINS FUNKHAIj TUKHDAY
FOU UKNT Four
rooms. 631 Oak St.
unfurnished
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FOU UENT Two housekeeping
rooms, also bed rooms for men
with table board, with privilege of
bath and phone. 2006 Vine Phone
337-J 8
working man
8
WANTKD A good
Phono 337-J.
WANTKD 8ma.lt typewriter desk.
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It's trsilej
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It's Msttr
It's tradol
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It's a trade
It's Hprlng,
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It's trl!
It's Clothespin,
It's a Irsde.
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T In fart, Iim darn tnstry things for me In mention at 40c sn Inch. ,t
Yiau ran get It and Moll It St
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FOR 8AI.K OR TRADK One
thousand, oro moro, useful articles
that aro absolute homo necessities.
at tho store of Tho rurnianor ot,
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Happy Homes.
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Perkins Furniture House
TIIK FlJIlNIHIIKIt OP HAPPY ll(IKH"
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LOST An opportunity to tradet
sM 4H
The funeral or GUI Tompkins,
who died suddenly Saturday morn
ing while cranking a tractor, will
r hnltl tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from Whltlock's chapei. Tho
Rev. S. J. Chaney will preach tho
sermon. Friends are Invited to at-
tnd.
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MARKKT REPORT
PORTLAND, Nov. 8. Cattle
weak: hoes higher, 114.50 and
S1C.2C; sheep firm, I9.C0 and
110.60; eggs firm; butter 3 cents
hlsher. extra cbolco 62 and 63
conts.
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O-DJIY
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Charle. , ,
"45 Minutes rfrtym Broadway'
If you wore unable toj&us'eat yesterday, corao
tonight and you will see RijlPrit picture.
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NEW TODAY
IIAROAINK IN UHKD FOIUW
1918 Roadster delivery box, $326.
1918 Roadster delivery box, $260.
1918 Touring car, $276.
1919 Ford truck, $326.
1916 Touring car, $226.
191C Touring car, $276.
To appreciate tho real value of
theso cara you should como In and
look thorn over.
Wo also bavo a full lino of onclos
od cars for Immediate delivery.
DAX.VKK-l'ATTV MOTOR CO. Ml
POSITION-WANTKD Expert typist
nml ennoral offlco assistant wish
es postlon. Phono 4CG. 8-9
IF YOU HAVB $2600 cash, and want
n tinnnal tn irnnflnnHH flnn modern
homo worth $8000 for $6,600, soo
ua at once. $1700. Nlco plaatored cot
tage. Largo corner lot, garage etc.
$460 cash and $36 per month.
A. A. BKLIjMAN CO. 8.0
400 Main Ht.
FOR SALB Wlnton Six, or will
trade for smaller car. 1143 Pine.
8-9
TOM
BIG DOl
Ollvo Thomas'
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FOR RKNT Hedroora. 1143
St. Phono 317-R.
Pine
8-9T
FOR SALE) Threshing outfit In
good condition, $1000. 1143 Pine
St. 22
IvOST Saturday between Klamath
Falls and Algoma, 1 punrp, Jack,
rope, tei ot chains and & tow tools.
Reward If returned to Central Auto
Service. Phono 513. 8-12"
$7,500.00 Cash Investment
In this New 36-room APARTMENT HOUSE will
yield you .4173 per cent on your money and a 3-room
apartment to live in besides.
INCOME
4 front apartments at $40 per month, $160.... $1,920.00
6 side apartments at $35 per month, $2 10... $2, 520.00
1 apartment at $30 per month $ 30....$ 360.00
One apartment for owner.
EXPENSES
Taxes, about $ 400.00
Insurance $ 150.00 ,
8 per cent interest on $12,500....$1,000.00
Water ...$ 120.00
$1,670.00 $4,800.00
Less expense $1,670.00
Net profit $3,130.00
NOTE This building is just being completed, and
is the best and most complete little apartment house in
Klamath Falls, the rooms are all decorated, each
apartment has its own private woodshed, its own sep
arate electric light meter, built-in cupboard, clothes
closet; every room outside and complete, even to the
fire escape signs and ropes. (Have applications for
every apartment.)
J. T. Ward & Co.
Phone 375. 834 Main St.
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FOR SALE Building and outfit