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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1021.
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This Is a delouser. It Is also the homo of two Greek refugees, moth
The delouser, discarded by the. Russian, was tho only shelter that could bo
er and child, in the Near East relief camp at Datum on tho Black Sea
found for them. Turks killed tho rest of tho family.
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Benjamin Franklin's
Anniversary to Be
Celebrated Jan, 17
NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Tho versa
tile accomplishments of Benjamin
Franklin will be retold throughout
the country by various organizations
on January 17, tho 214th annivers
ary of his birth. In a number of
celebrations tributes will be paid to
him as a statemen diplomat, philoso
pher, scientist, Journalist, economist.
salesman, philanthropist, humorist,
printer and publisher.
As an advocate of spending less
than ono makci, Franklin is to bo
honored on his birthday by the na
tional thrift week committee, which
Is encouraging othor celebration of
bis work. University of Pennsylvania
alumni here plan to hall him as the
founder of their alma mater.
Libraries in many cities will call
attention to Franklin as the found
er of the first public library In tho
colonies.
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Fcrtillicrs, Poultry
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Sprav and Spray
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Planters GuideO
firing Information as to acaaon, soil and climate.
Put your land to work for profit
You can't afford to tie up your land or spend
' time and labor on any but the best stock. Order
Diamond Quality stock and be sure of getting the
finest strains and the right varieties for your
purpose. Get the Diamond Quality Catalog in
your possession as quickly as you can. It will
pay you 1 AUc for Catalog No. K50
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Laxative Bromo Quinlno Jl0c
Mustorole GOc nntl .10c
Rowlo's Red Popper Rub -floe
Hlnklo's Pills, 100 In bottlo.'. 30c
Calomel Tablets, 100 In bottle. ...!U)c
Nuxatod Iron $1.20
Tanlac $1 .20
Fletcher's Castarln 40c
Syrup of Figs 00c
St. Jacob's Oil OSc
Metholatum 50c nntl 23c
Vlck's Vnpo Rub 00c and .10c
Stoan's Liniment 70c nntl a.1c
S. S. S 91.00 nntl 81 .2.1
Klenio Liquid Antiseptic. 30c - 23c
Rcxall Bronchial Salvo 113c
Special
Ball Top Nipple, black seam
less nipple, per doz 83c
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Baby Needs
Horllck's Malted Mllk..81.00 anil SOc
Family slzo . $3.75
Denno's Food.......... 00c nntl 00c
Family slzo $3.75
Eskay's Food 81.00 and 0.1c
Family slzo .. . ... $3.30
Mollln's Food 83c
Ono dozen ....80.30
Hygca Nursing Bottles.. .............20c
Hygca Nipples . 20c
Stork Nursers .................. 1 3c
Stork Nipples 15c
Nursing Bottles, round and oval.-lOc
Regular Nipples, each 3c
Baby Educator Crackers -13c
Safety Pins, .card .....10c
Ladies' Hand Bags
AT LESS THAN' COST
Wo nro closing out our lino of ladles'
hand bags and vanity cuses nt cost and less thnn
cost.
All $14.75 to $18.00 Vanity Cases, reduced
to $10.00
All $10.00 to $13.50 Hand lings and -Vanity
Cases reduced to . 0.05 1
All $8.50 to 19. CO Hand Bags and Vanity
Cases reduced to - 5.0.1
All $5.00 to $8.00 Hand Bugs and Vanity
Cases reduced to 11.0.1
All $3.00 to $3.75 Hand lings and Vanity
Cases reduced to 1.0S
Rubber Goods
Bo ready theso cold nights with a
Hot Water Bottle
to put at your fcot. Tho comfort It affords Is
worth many tlnios its cost.
Our rubber goods como direct from tho fac
tory and aro guaranteed to wear long and give
porfoct satisfaction.
Maximum Hot Water Bottlo, 2-quart size,
hand mado bag, reinforced scams a. $2.30
Kantlcok Hot Wntor Bottlo "It can't leak
becauBo It Is mado In ono piece." Two
quart slzo - 81.2.1
Thrco quart slzo 11.30
Kantlcok bottles aro guaranteed to glvo sorvlco
for two years.
Face Powders
Tlvor's Azurca nntl Flornymo... By
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Per box $1.30
Pompulnn Ilenuty Powtlor (10
Corn Nomo Poudro do Rlz....- 2.00
Bourjols Java Rice Powder (10
Armnnd'n Fnco Powdor 30
MnvlH Fnco Powtlor 00
Frcomnn'H Fnco Powtlor 35
Bouquet ltninco Fnco Powtlor.. 1.00
DJorlilsa Fnco Powdor H3c
La Blacho Fnco Powtlor HO
Mulba Faco Powdor 00
Jontccl Faco Powdor. 50
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Imported Vacuum Bottlo, pint
slzo, guaranteed to keep liquid
hot 24 hours or cold 48
hours $1.50
Thermos Bottles
At RiMlucrd Prlccfi.
Always ready for use. Koops baby's
milk warm at night. Insures a hot
drink with your lunch.
Universal Lunch Kits, nil motnl
construction. A roomy lunch box
with a Vacuum bottlo In tho top.
Keeps tho lunch fresh and clean,
and a hot drink' makes tho lunch
tnsto hotter. Complete $1.50
Thermos Bottles,
pint slzo $2.73 to $11.30
Tliormos Bottles,
quart slzo $1.75 to $3.7.1
Pint Flllurs $1.73
Quart Flllors $2.00
Fountain Pens
Tempolnt,
Wntcrman
Conklln
$2.30 to $10.00
Evcrsharp Pencils
PRICKS DO NOT INCLUDE REVENUE TAX
The S4Ca Store
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
Kodaks
And ororythlng for tho amateur pho
KotlnkB $0.l to $7.1.01 J-
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You cannot expect your car to be healthy all winter unless
you give it proper protection.
Sick Cars Are Expensive
Exposure to weather causes trouble, deterioration and rapid
depreciation. Wet wires cause short circuits water on metal
parts causes rust. The paint on the body will check and crack It
moisture ia allowed to collect and stand.
GIVE YOUR CAR A HOME
Keep It Out of the Hospital
This company will help you.
Big Basin Lumber Company
Exclusive Representatives of the National
Builders Bureau
The Office Cat
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And fathor will start rulslng Cain
, because motlior forgot to put his
othor suit of underwear in tho laun
dry. And motlior will ask him why
ho doesn't attend to his own laundry,
and Informs him that If ho would
spend a llttlo raoro tlmo at homo and
not so much in tho pool rooms ho
would ho better off. And then father
will slam tho door and go out and
loavo a trail of bluo cuss words nil
tho way up the streot.
BY JUNIUS
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Diogenes! Oh, Dl-oge-nc-c-ccs
(Kansas City Star)
FOR SALE Ford roadster; body
looks tough, engine good; tires poor;
$195; 1720 Walnut.
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A gentleman Is Oswald Slater,
Ho doffs his hat In an elevator
Or any place wbero ladles are
Then puffs up on a black cigar.
Merely Prrwumption On Our Part
Meat cutters of Grand Rapids,
Mich., have organized. For their of
ficial union seal, we prezoom, they'll
have a fist on a pair of scales.
Some wise gazabo and it wasn't
Guh Krause, elthor, said: "It you
come out of the llttlo end of the horn,
pick it up and toot It.
Why Not Go Back untl Make A Faco
Attum?
Dear Office Kat:
I've sworn oft on this honest Injun
stuff. Yesterday I went to tho post-
offlco to buy a book of stamps and
banded the guy behind tho bars a
dollar bill. He gavo me the change,
tho book and I walks out still hold
ing the $1 bill, a book and change
to tho good. I got clear to tho door
whon I found I had the $1 in my
hand. I went back honest I did
and givo him the dollar. Did I get
a cheory smllo? No wonder tho tem
perature dropped. Tho gink uh
huhed, "uh huh," rough liko, and
said "next." Noah Lott.
A Financial Ado
A crowd of romping Herald car
rlers wre endangorlng tho offlco
window yesterday and Mrs. Murray
started to tono down their exuber
ance. "That window cost $250," she
gently explained. "It you broko it,
how do you think you would pay for
for it?"
"Aw, charge It up to tho dust and
lot the rain settle it," promptly ro
piled tho smallest of tho lot. '
What has become of the old-fashioned
man who used to go homo, and
wrap up a suit of clean underwear
every Saturday night and then go to
tho barber shop and take a bath?
A Regular Butcher
A most notoriqus slayer
Is ho, I've heard folks say;
No blood ho spills
Although he kills
A dozen hours each day.
Ow' Chocr Up I RememlKT Kvmi Tho
Itco Ha Itn 111 Htlng
Dear Junius:
Never again will I bo Interested.
Poots may ravo about God's froo air
and wild flowers and all of that. But
my flinty soul shall remain as ada
mant. Why? Becauso oven honoy has In
creased in price. I. O. Dine.
TEXAS CATTLE
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EL PASO, Tox., Jan. 13. El Paso
Is filled with cattlomen horo to dis
cuss tho sorlous plight of tholr busi
ness at tho 24th annual convention
of tho American National Livestock
association. The convention opened
today and continues three days.
Tho "wavo of deflation," accord
ing to leaders, baa swept livestock
prices below tho cost of production.
Stockmen cannot got loans to con
tlnuo their business, they miy, and
thin has caused liquidation of much
livestock that should have boon "kept
for further finishing or breeding."
Iko Pryor of Snn Antonio, Is ex
pected to deal vigorously, with ad
vorso conditions In tho Industry when
ho speaks during tho convention on
"Tho Tariff as It Affects tho Farm
and Itanch."
Othor speakers Includo W. S. Cul
bortson, mombcr of tho United States
tariff commission; Senator J. B.
Kendrlck, of Wyoming, president ol
tho association; S. F. Toimlo, minis
ter of agriculture, Dominion of Can
ada; W. W. Turney, president of thd
Texas Cattle Raisers association; and
J. S. Miller, governor of tho Kan
sas City fedoral reserve bank.
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A Vernntllo Stovo
(Connoaut (O.) Nows-Herald)
FOR SALE Ono steel range, in
good condition. Can burn coal or
wood, also cabbage and onions. Call
2135 Brown, mornings and ovenlngs.
C. H. Smith. Corner Middle and Ball-ey-rds.
Popular Fiction
"Maw, I dunno why tho teacher
alius picks on me, but sho does."
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"REAL SONG HITS"
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All By a Local Composer
"After"
A beautiful melody in waltz' time. This is tho Song that mado
such a hit at tho Masonic hall recently.
"Would a Little Bit of Love Make Life
Seem Sweeter"
The biggest song-hit since "Let the Rest of tho World Go By."
Thla number is being featured from ono ond of the country to the
other.
"Till the Tides of the Ocean Refuse to
Flow"
A snappy love song that is full of melody.
"The Golden Threads Are Turning Into
Silver"
Ono of the old-stylo molodles rapidly coming back into "now-stylo" Z'
again.
ALL OF THESE NUMBERS ON SALE AT
THE KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE, f
Geo. A. Wirtz, Prop.
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