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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
I'AGIJ MIX
THU1WDAV, VKIIIttMKY 17rf 1021.
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J, L. Spnrroton nnd John Sim
mons, accused of cutting n wlro fenco
on, tlio Porter rnnch near llonnnza,
tennntod by J. Nichols, hnvo boon
bound over to await action by tho
grand Jury, Justice of tho Pence
Ungbngcn making this decision yea
torday afternoon. '
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TO DEATH
When tho body begins to stiffen
and movement becomes painful it
is usually an indication that tho
kidneys are out of crdcr. Keep
these organs healthy by talcinc
COLD ME DAL
Tho Improvement club of tho Mills
addition wilt moot tonight In tho
Mills addition school liouau.
Horn this morning, to Mr. nnd
Mrs. O. L. .Tacoby, S12 Oixk streot,
a nine-pound son. All Is well, re
ports Dr. Wright.
Prod Nitscholm loft Wednesday
for Huffalo, Now York, whoro ho
will spend two months' vacation. On
his may home, ho will visit his sis
tor In Chicago.
Qlon Iloals left this morning far
Sacramento, N
W. L. Puekett who has boon In
town on business, loft this morning
for his homo In llocrcntlon. '
S. J. Colllnghnn or Pt. Klamath
has been In town on business.
II. L. Swift has Just roturned from
a two months visit In tho central
west. He cays "tho winter thero has
been wonderful as thoy haven't had
much cold wenthor, very llttlo snow,
and buslnces seems to bo opening
up."
Clara Calkins Is spending tho day
In Merrill visiting friends.
Miss I'earl Campngnn who has
No wet feel It you uso Nelono Soles
nnd winged foot hcols. Put on at
llradley-Bvans. . 17-19
hist your houses nnd'apnrtmonts
that you wish to rent with us. 123
8th St. Klamath Exchange. 31-28
Iji ft CORNS ;
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;! without Pain IJxU ;
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Tba world's standard remedy for Mdnty.
Urtr, bladder and uric add troubles.
Vamoui tinea IMS. Take regularly and
kaep in good bealib. la three aim, all
droggbts. QoaraMacd aa represented.
La for Um mm CaU MmUI aa y Us
aad ap no Imtnitoa
Magic! Drop a llttlo "Frcozono"
on an aching corn, Instantly that
corn stops hurting, thon shortly you
lirt it right off with fingers. Doesn't
hurt a bit.
Your druggist soils a tiny bottlo
of ''Froczono" for u fow conts, suf
ficient to rcmovo ovcry hard corn,
soft corn or corn between 'tho toes,
and cnllusos.
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Specials
bcon visiting Mrs. Morono loft for
her homo In Portland thin morning.
W. M. Dolzoll, postmaster who has
been Buffering from a light attack
of Influonzn is now back on duty,
Mrs. S. K. Plophow of Pollcon
Day loft this morning for Redding,
California.
H. A. Alford left this morning tor
Ashland whoro ho will bpoihI tho ro
mntndor of 'tho Motor.
llert Alford who has boon visit
ing his father, H. A. Alford, loft
far his homo In Fresno this morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. IUloy Woods of Kla
math Agency nro in town shopping.
llnlph Pulow of San Francisco la
In town on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Krnnk Corponlng of
Olene, who hnvo been visiting friends
in Sun Francisco for tho past month
returned homo Wednesday evening.
Dave Lennox loft this morning for
Rosohurg, on business.
W. M. Skcen of Chlloquln Is In
town on business.
P. P. (Irlffoth of Portland Is In
town on business.
Dorothy Dawson, daughter of ono
of tho local mall carriers, Is ex
pected homo this ovonlng, from Los
Angeles whoro rIio has boon visiting
for severnl months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Prank Copor roturn
ed Thursday ovenlng from Ban Fran
cisco whoro they havo boon visit
ing. J. A. Parker, of lllj Is In town
on business.
I. K. Porter, a coment contractor
loft this morning for Portland.
Kugono Chltdors of Merrill Is
spending n fow days In town on busi
ness. Frank Hums returned from Port
land Thursday ovonlng.
Mrs. Phoobo Umphry of Duns
mulr l In town visiting nor sister,
Mrs. Lister Hutchlns.
CIIAM1IKRLA1N TO IIAVI)
HIIUTING llOAIin PLACE
PORTLAND, Fob. 17. According
to n dispatch to tho Tologrnm to
day, Prcsldont-oloct Harding has In
dicated ho will appoint Bonator
Chnmborlaln of Oregon to n placn
on tho United States shipping board.
UILL PROTECTING THICKS
PA88E8 1IOT1I JIOUHICH
SALEM, Fob, 17. Hath housos
hnvu passed tho following hills!
Licensing nnd rogulatlng renltors,
prohibiting fraudulent bidding nt
livestock sales, nnd making it unlaw
ful to cut down, Injure, nnd do
Ktroy trees ntnng puhllo highways.
MARKET UKI'ORT
PORTLAND, Pel. 17. Livestock,
steady; eggs, firm; higher) butter
firm,.
IIAIIY ItOV llOHX
A baby boy, weight 'Ji pounds,
en mo to tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
William Carstonson, Monday morn
ing, Pobriiury 14. Tho Carstonsnu'H
llvo on u rnnch on tho Keno road.
Mondale Theater
"The Best for the Best
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TONIGHT
A Wonderful Show
VAUDEVILLE
THE ORIGINAL TENNESSEE JUBILEE
SINGERS
Wo gunrantco you quick sorvico
nnd tho best of workmanship In shoo
repairing at Ilradloy-Erans. 17-10
NEW TODAY
FOIl RKNT 2-room Apt., furnish
ed for light hoiisegcoplng. G27
Klamath Avo. Phono 461. 17
I for Friday & Saturday
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18 pounds small white beans $1.00
Pelican Coffee, reg. 50c pound, Special. .40c
Peas, regular 20c can, Special 15c
Pineapple, regular 20c can, Special 15c
Tree Tea, black, Special, per pound 45c
Hillvilla Tea, Special, per pound 50c
Pink Salmon, Special, per can 23c
We sell for less because we sell for cash.
Nobody's bad bills to pay for here.
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ROOMS INCLUDING II ATI! GO conts
per night for two or 7S conts for
ono In room. Home Rooming IIouso.
920 Klamath Avo. 17-23
FOR SALE Modern tiro-room
house, full ccmont basomont, fur
naco, centrally locatod ou pavement.
Torms. Hox L. H. Herald oftlco.
17-23
WANTED A flvo or six room fur
nished bouse. Uox 124, llorald
otflco. 17-19
YOUNd WOMAN wants work by tho
hour. Call 1130 High St. 17-19
YAINAX ITEMS
Tho entertainment ami box social
at Yaliiax hall, February 12, In
honor of Lincoln's birthday, was well
ottondod and tho salo of bankets net
ted $3.50 far tho purchnso of n
globo, flag nnd broom for tho school.
Tho audience enjoyed a play "Lin
coln's Iloyhood Days," given by tho
pupils and lonelier.
Many pooplo ore glad to hco tho
snow molting for tho long winter
has bcon tiresome nnd n fow horses
nro dying on tho ranges.
A masked ball 'will bo given at
Itcatty, Fobruary 22, and u good
time Is assured for all.
Tho Rov. and Mrs. Ilollknap of
Ilcatty hold services nt Yalnax Feb
ruary 13. ""
Mrs. Frank Schmltz of tho Iloatty
storo, who hah been III, Is reported
by Dr. Alstock to bo Improving.
Dartmouth's now memorial nth-1
lotlc fiold, on which work has Just
begun, will comprise two football j
fields, three basobalt diamonds, four ,
hockey rinks, ton tennis courts, and
amnio track facilities.
Wo chango or ropalr your hcelH
while you wait at Ilradloy-Kvnni.
17-19
Wo liko to soil you now shoes hut,
wo can ropalr your ol doncs to last
much longor. llradloy-Kvons 17-19
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The Sweetest Voices of Dixie Land
In Old Plantation Melodies,
Negro Melodies Comic Songs
Cabin Songs Ballads Ragtime
and Wonderful Dancing
A REAL TREAT
PICTURES
The Star of Humoresque
Alma Rubens in
"THE PAINTED LILY"
A Heart-Throb in Every Line. Also
A GOOD COMEDY
Two Shows 6:30 and 8:30
DON'T MISS THIS SHOW
Entire change of Program tomorrow night
POn SAI.TT Tlnntltlfnl tinmn nt tnnr
rooms and bath, sleeping porch,
modern, completely furnlsbod, gar
age, this Is a snap. Prjco $3000,
$1000 cash, balanco llko rent. Tho
Ryan Realty Co. S12 N. 9th St.
17-18
WE HAVE a number of ntco homes
for sale, very reasonable with good
terms. Tho Ryan Realty Co., CI 2
N. 9th St. 17-18
FOR SALE Four room modern plas-
. to red nouso with buit-ln features,
located on corner lot C2ft., C InxlOO
This makes daudv noma and chaan
at $3200. Cash $1000. Balanco llko.'
ront. Tho Ryan Realty Co., C12 N.
9 th St. 17-18
FOR SALE Three purobrod Whlto
Plymouth Rock cockerels. Largo,
puro whlto, and from tho host stock
In tho world. Sacrifice at $1 each.
Tho eggs from which theso birds
wero hatched cost us $5 each. Phono
2C2-J. G. L. Drummond 4th and
Pine. 17-18
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"THE BRANDING IRON"
By Katherine Newlin Burt
THIS JS A BIG PICTURE
"The lirundlng Iron" is ono of tho biggest wo havo
over had the pleasure to present to our patrons. Don't
miss this powerful plcturizatlon of un Intensely human
story.
SATURDAY
Wallace Reid in "Sick Abed"
SUNDAY
James Oliver Curwood's "Nomads
of the North"
FOR RENT Nicely furnished down-
stairs apartment. S22 Klamath.
17-21
UAItflAINH I.V HOUHKS
Two room liouso, woodshed, and
two big lots on Crescent Ave., at
special prlco of $13C0. Only $2C0
cosh and $2C a month. A flno gardon
tract.
Strictly modern flvo room bunga
low with built-in fcaturoH, garaga
and lawn on tho 11th St. pavement
In oxcollont neighborhood. Owner Is
making sacrlflco prlco of $3200,
Only $7G0 cash.
Modorn four room bungalow with
bath, cabinet work, big lot, nicely
locatod only threo blocks from Main
St. Non-resident owner is making
special price of $2350. Tornvi.
Ono of tho very best bungalow
homes In tho city, on tho Tenth St.
pavomont only four blocks from
Main St. It has dutch kitchen, buf
fet, book cases, largo closets, full
Meno basomont with concroto floor,
furnaco, laundry trays, scrooned
porch and other modern conven
iences.. Prlco Is $8750. Terms. Might
tako smaller liouso as part payment.
CHILCOTK &. SMITH
C33 Main St. 17
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds
Should be sent in at this time to the Federal Reserve
Bank to be exchanged for permanent bonds with all
coupons attached.
We are prepared to take care of this service for any
bond holder in Klamath County.
The First National Bank
Our Bend Department offers the following services:
Safe keeping Your bonds cannot burn up or be
lost or stolen; we carry insurance for you.
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SPECIAL MEETING It. A. M.
Thero wjll be a spoclal mooting
or mamain unapter &, it. A. m
Friday evening, at 7:30. Special con
vocation All visiting members are
Invited. Dy order W. M.
17-18 J. E. DRATTAN, Sec.
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Wo uso only tho host whlto oak
soio jeatner in our shoo ropalring.
urRuioy-uvans,
Exchange of temporary bonds for permanent
bonds.
Exchange of both registered and coupon bonds.
Bonds bought and sold; daily quotations from New
York by wire.
Interest coupons cashed.
Anything you wish to know" about' government
bonds, ask us.
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