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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY. AI'llHi -JB, loai
UNDERWOOD'S ONE-CENT SALE
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Peroxide Tooth Paste, Reg. 30c, 2
Tubes - - -31c
U. S. Shaving Cream, Reg. 35c, 2 Tubes 36c
Nyals Face Cream, Reg. 30c, 2 Jars -31c
Tooth Brushes, Reg. 35c, 2 Brushes . . 36c
Liquid Shampoo, Reg. 40c, 2 Bottles. 41 C
Shaving Lotion, Reg. 40c, 2 Bottles 41 C
Chap Lotion, Reg. 50c, 2 Bottles . 51c
Nyals Catarrh alm,, Reg. 35c, 2
Tubes 36c
Nyals Corn Remedy, Reg. 35c, 2 Bot
tles 36c
Eff Phosphate Soda, Reg. 85c, 2 Bot
tles - 86c
Lead Pencils, Reg. 5c, 2 for . 6c
Fountain Pen Ink, Reg. 25c, 2 for 26c
Compound Cathartic Pills, Reg. 30c,
2 for 31c
Hig Grade 24 sheets linen finish paper, 24
Lined envelopes, Reg. price per box
Stationery 50c 2 ,boxe 5 1 C
Rubber. Gloves, 1 Pair 75c, 2 Pairs . -76c
Writing Tablets, Reg. 20c Grade, 2 formic
Springs Sarsaparilla, Reg. $1.25, 2
for $1.26
Tooth Ache Drops, Reg. 30c, 2 for ... 31 C
Eczema Ointment, Reg. 60c, 2 for .61 C
Mustard Ointment, Reg. 35c, 2 for .. -36c
Nyals Headache Tablets, Reg. 30c, 2
for 31c
Rice Powder, Flesh or White, Reg.
25c, 2 for 26c
Nyals Liver Salts, Reg. 35c, 2 for -36c
Nylotis Hand Lotion, Reg. 40c, 2 for . 41 C
Violet Ammonia, Reg. 40c, 2 for -41 C
Freckle Cream, Reg. 60c, 2 for 61 C
WILL SAVE YOU MONEY!
UNDERWOOD'S "One Cent Sale" is
designed to give to our customers some re
markable bargains on dozens of different
items that we handle.
In brief the plan is this: We sell you an
article at the regular price and give you the
opportunity of buying another one at the
price of ONE CENT.
Thus we offer you a two quart hot wa
ter bag for $1.75 but if you wish to add
ONE CENT more we will sell you two of
these bags.
This sale is held partly as an advertising
affair a desire to get acquainted with new
customers, and partly to reduce our large
stock.
We offer nothing but high grade goods
and you get the same quality as always, but
at a remarkable saving.
Look over the items. There are prob
ably a dozen that you are using every day
in the year. It will pay you to anticipate
your wants, for the coming six months.
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A tun quart hlgh-gradi- uiiler lxf
lln which 'IU if-guliirly for91.7ff,
nl UiiilortwHMl't ONE CENT HALE
)ou ijiii buy a Mvtiml n for ONI!
Two for $1.76
A to-(imrt fountiiln s)rlni;o
uhlrli m'IIh regularly , KU.UO. lit
UmlmuMxlV ONi; CI..NT SALE
you rim buy n second oni for ONE
Two for $2.01
SALE STARTS TUESDAY, APRIL 19TH.
And Will Continue Until 10 P. M.
SATURDAY APRIL 23RD.
Prices do not include war tax.
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Aspirin Tablets, Reg. 1 doz. 20, 2 doz. 2 1 C
Laxative Cold I ablets, Keg. dUc, Z
Pkgs 3 1 c
Carbolic Salve, Reg. 25c, 2 Boxes 26c
Syrup Hypophosphites, Reg. $1.50, 2
Bottles $1 .51
Powdered Borax, Reg. 10c, 2 Pkgs. -21c
Fig Syrup, Reg. 50c, 2 Bottles 51 C
Wild Cherry Cough Syrup, Reg. 35c
2 Bottles 36c
Nyals Liver Pills, Reg. 30c, 2 Bottles 31 c
Nylotis Talcum, Reg. 35c, 2 Boxes -36c
Hand Scrubs, Reg. 20c, 2 Brushes 40 C
Powder Puffs, Reg. 15c,' 2 for 16c
Beauty Balm, Reg. 60c, 2 Bottles ....61c
Baby Talcum, Reg. 35c, 2 for 36c
Quinine A remedy for dandruff and
and Sage falling hair, reg. price 75c per
Hair Tonic bottle, 2 bottles 7gc
White Mineral Oil, 1 Pint $1.00, 2
Pints ?. $1 .01
Linen Finish Paper, 1 Pound 50c, 2
Pounds 51c
Envelopes, 15c Per Pkg. 2 Pkgs 16c
Nydenta Tooth Paste, Reg. 50c, 2 for 51 c
White Pine Cough Syrup, Reg. 35c
2 for 36c
Aromatic Castor Oil, Reg. 50c, 2 Bot
tles 51c
Nyals Porous Plasters, Reg. 25c, 2 for 26c
Liquid Tar Shampoo, Reg. 50c, 2 Bot
tles 5 1 C
Electric Liniment, Reg. 50c, 2 Bottles..51c
Perfumed Bath Salts, Reg. 50c, 2
Cans 51 C
Sugar Of Milk, Reg. 85c, 2 for 86c
Bronchial Tablets, Reg. 25c, 2 for -26c
One Cent
Sale
Saves You Money
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W" KLAMATH FALLS OREGON wM
J WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE 1 111
1 PURITY 1
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
jACCURACvt
One Cent
Sale
Saves You Money
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The Office Cat
oil that wti wore t lit wrltor thereof,
sho hosltntod n momont. Tlion alio
Bald, "Woll. of nil tlilngsl" What
should a follow do In n en mi llko
that?
Hob. Dowooso says that womon nro
llko murkot iiuotutloiiH nlwayH
changing.
local i.eiti:
Judging from npponrnnros. thn
two-ploco hiilrcut In hem to stay. Wo
seem to bo gutting back to tho old
times whon our mothnrs cut our linlr
by putting a crock on our heuds nml
trimming nround thn edge.
Win ring I'nlm Bench biiIIm will
noon bo tho order of tho ilny.
Thoro Is 8omo complnlnt about thu
woathor, but wo supposu that condi
tions will nlwayii oxlst.
At the Theaters
ItV JUN1UH
WOMEN
Thoy'ro saucy nnd thoy'ro (Icklo, nnd
Thoy'ro mighty hard to plonso.
Wo liava to cator to thorn nil
Upon our bundod knees;
. Thoy'ru flighty and IikiuIhIIIvo
Kxasporatlu', too;
And ovory man iiiiihI find It out
Somehow hofnro Iio'h through.
Thoy reason witi u HUddonnoss
Tlint mnkos a follor jump:
And thoy don't find It hnrd nt alt
To mako him look a chump,
Thoy can not glvo a reason for
A slnglo thing thoy do.
Thoy Jump at u conclusion with
No vnlld cniiso In vlow.
Thoy'ro fussy and thny'ro frivolous;
SomotlmoH It sooiuh that way,
Thoy'ro tendor und thoy'ro hoartloss
and
Thoy'ro mournful und thoy'ro gay,
Thoy'ro prudish and thoy'ro reckless
nnd
In faults thoy nil abound.
Thoy cost a lot of mnnoy, hut
Thoy'ro nlco to hnvo around.
iiuir:
Vestordny wo mat a lady who de
clared Tho Uorald Is tho greatest pa
per In tho state. Without knowing
us. sho doclarod sho groitly enjoyed
this hon. col. and addod that sho
nevor failed to rend It.
When wo thanlcod lior nnd ndnjltt-
Nntlco Is horoby given that if
n Mills Addition mnn who Is known
to bo making a fnlr grmlo nt homo
brow doesn't gat neighborly pretty
soon wo will not bo rosponslblo for
what may happon.
Mora anon.
Tho world Is growing hotter, wo
don't caro a hand what tho reform
ors say. Durlosqun romodlnus no lon
ger oat tho pool of n bunnnn and
throw tha Inside away; fowor men
chew tobacco, nnd that donaturod cut
of William J, Ilryan hasn't appeared
for at lonnt a fortn't.
Till: I.IIIKIITY
Toward tha sunset of llfo. to have
his homo broken up, to soo his wlfo
whom ho had loved and to whom ho
had boon loyal since ho was practi
cally a boy, forcod to ontor an old
ladlus' homo that was what Abo
faced. Ho could do nothing to help
her, yet ho could no more do without
her than without air to broatho. How
tho old sea captain solvod this hu-1
man dlloma Is told In pictures nt
tho Llborty Thoatro today. Tho name i
of tho production Is "Old Lady 31,"
and Km m a Dunn, as Anglo, tho wife, I
plays for the screen tho part sho Im-'J
niorlullzod on tho now York stage
CONFESSION
Our old heart Jumps nnd
Palpitates
Whon n movlo vamp'ro
Osculatos.
WHY IT 18 CIIOOKED
(Ladles Home JournM
Tho world's most crsolcol rlvor Is
thn Jordnn. It -wqiirinr nenrly 330
miles In ordor to cover slxtymllos.
Whon wo recall that It usod to bo
tho custom for all of the bad mer of
tho old days to wash their sins away
1n tho Jordan. Wo nood no bo surpris
ed that It In tho world's most crnoVc-4
rlvor. ,
ITnvo Yon Spoil Kplloy today?
Tho masterful portrayal of tho un
rogonoruto clorgyman In "Tho Steal
ers," which shows at tho Llborty
Thoatro tomorrow, Is tho work of
William II, Tookor, an uctor of dis
tinction. Till') KT.IK
Tho Jolly Dick Lonsdale Co., a
nowly organized company of artists
of unusual ability, will open tholri
ougngement at tho Star Thoatro to
night. Thoy hnvo boon ongngod to
play throughout tho suptmor with
threo comploto chnnges of program
weokly. In connection with thn usual
Btandurd photoplays. "Not Oullty," a
gro.it story of 2'Tho Knr Kust," will ,
L.k thn (ltMiirn nttriiMfnn Inlifi-ht mill '
It Is ono that you will enjoy. To
morrow night Tho Lonsdalo Co. pro
sonts "I'rovnrlcatlon," a comody brim
full of laughs. Tho plcturo attraction
Is Ilalph Inco's groat production "Tho
Highest Law," In which Mr. Inco
plays tho part of Abraham Lincoln, u
rolo'of which ho Is famous.
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Hnvo You Seen Kelloy today?
NOTICH OK BALK OK HEAL PUOP.
KUTY FOll DELINQUENT IM-
PKOVEMENT ASSESSMENTS
Hy vlrtuo of a warrant Issued by
tho Pollco Judge of tho City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, datod thn
ISth day of Aprn, A. D. 1931, and
to me directed. Notice Is hereby elve'i
that I havo Icrvlod upon the following
doscrlbod real property, to-'wlti
Poglnnlng at a point In tho south-
lorly lino of Klamath street or ave
nue, In tho city of Klamath Kails, I
Oregon, 330 foot easterly or tho oast-,
orly lino of Pnyno alloy, extended;
thonco at right angles with Klamath i
street or avenue, southeasterly, 300 (
foot; thonco northeasterly and par
allel with Klamath street or avonuo
30 foot; thonco northwesterly at,
right anglos with Klamath street or
avenuo 300 feet to tho southerly
lino of said streot or nvenuo; thonco I
westerly following said southerly!
lino 30 foot to tho place of beginning.
Abovo doscrlbod proporty abutting on
Klamath avonuo or streot 30 fcot.
Takon and levied upon as tho
proporty of I). St. Oeorgo Ulshop, In
satisfaction of n certain Hon created
b9 tho city of Klamath Kails. Oregon.
for a proportionate sliaro of tho cost
of Improving Klamath streot or nvo-1
nuo botweon Center street nnd.j
I'ayna alloy dockotod In VoHimo (1) i
Dond Lion Docket of said city at
pago 43 thoreof, on tho 10th day of
Octobor, 19.10, In tho sum of $107.10.
Notice Is horoby given that tho un-'
derslgued will on the 30th day of I
1931, at tho hour of 2 o'cloeV
P. M. of said day, at tho front door
of tho City Hnll In said city, soil at
public auction to tho highest bidder;
for cash In hand tho aforementioned ,
nnd doscrlbod rool proporty to snt-,
Isfy tho sum of $107. 10. togotborj
with lntorost thereon from tho 10th i
dny of October, A. D. 1910, nt tho
rato of C por cont por nnnum, to
got,h6r with tho costs and dlsburso
monts of salo hereunder.
H g WILS0N -
Chief of Pollco of tho City
of Klamath Kails. Oregon.
Datod nt Klamath Kails, Oregon,
April 18th. 1921.
contingent upon the salo of $52,
735.00 Mills Addition Sowor bonds,
nnd nlso upon tho approval of tho
plans and specifications thorcfor by
tho Stato Hoard of lieaitn.
All proposals must bo accompa-i
nled by certlfiod check payablo to
tho City of Klamath Kails, for G por
cent of tho amount of tho proposal.
Tho right to reject any or all bids
and proposals received undor this ,
notlco Is hereby reserved in tne com
mon Council.
A. L. LKAVITT.
Police Judge
lly order of tho Common Council,
Dated April 11. 1921.
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. NOTICE TO KIDDEItS
Tho School Board of District No.
28, Merrill Oro. will receive bids for
tho completion of the present un
completed School Building in said
District. Tho work Includes that on
tho upper floor and stairways of tho
building.
Plans and spoctflcatlons may be
had .from tbo clerk of tho Dlst.
Bids close April 30, 1921.
Tho Board reserves tho right to
reject any and all bids.
J. II. Hobbs.
Clerk of School, Dlst. No. 1.
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Hnvo You Scon Kelley today?
8KWEH CONSTKUfTlON
Sealed proposals will bo received
by tho Common Council of tho City
of Klamath Kalis, Oregon, at tho
offlro of tho Pollco Judgo up to and
Including Monday tho 25th day of
Anrll 1021. at tho hour of 8 o'clock
P. M. of said day. at which said tlmo(
all proposals will bo opened and con
sidered, for tho construction of tho
sewet system deslgnod for Mills Ad
dtt!ra In aceordjhco with tho plans
and specifications on tile with tho.
City Englnoor of said city.
Tho award of tho contract to tho
aucccssful blddor Is hereby made I
H Men BBV JB
The New Electric Range '
'A compact, practical combination
electric and wood or coal range.
The coal or wood. section heats wa
ter, heats the kitchen, and serves as
&n auxiliary to the electric cooking
top. See this range at
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
123 So. Sixth St.