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WANTED
, MISCELLANEOUS
CAJBlNFOfl IIBNT Light homo-
Keeping, cor. rroomont and Deloroa
i. jioi uptings. JI-J3
I FOIl BAM 260-3000 Harago rlflo,
rmw, uoom id, joomia uidg. 21-27
for knt Hooms COo and 7Bo
par nigni. aji are clean, light
outside rootnu. Jlomo Ilootnlng
House; 920 Klamath Avo. 21-11
. .tre elw,,ng out ionvo number
In children's sbooa and hone, call aad
a tbsm and you am aura to bny.
Evane Bbo Co. 22-26
Bras makes
good as now.
your old
shoes aa
22-26
HIOM WANrKD Woman cook for
camp; 10 young men for bos fac
tory work! 1 bucker; 1 awampsr.
Leave U4 your address, wo ara plac
ing man dally. PAIIKH EMPLOY
MENT AC1KNCY, Union Tail Office.
22-22
Our regular price beat ao-oalled
aaU price. Kvans Shoe Co. 22-26
K. R. CARPKNTHR, paperhanglng
and painting, Prtcoa reasonable.
Phoaa 270-W. JU-JU
LOST Between IUi Board ranch
aad top of Myera hill, yellow do-
moanuoie wire wheel for model o
Overland car, Use J lit Ure. No lira
on.lt. Finder pleace communicate
with II. L. Mills, lllldabrand, Ore.
11-23
roil BALfl Cauliflower, cabbage
and colery planta. iH Main Ht.
I'bono 109-W, 20-26'
POIl BAI.K 40-nerci. nearly all un.
der ditch, In alfalfa, 8 mlloa
irom city, if takon at onco will get
atl tho hay. 1'rico $3600. Dox A. If.
Herald. - 20-26
The Office Cat
FOR" BALK For room tiousn on
paremont. 1606 Orogon Ave.
2P-26
WANTKD On Urooksldo ranch,
Bwan Lake Valloy, man and wife;
man to work In bay field, woman to
cook. Phone 11F12. 17-22
Do your feet trouble your Foot
apaclallat at your aenrlce at K K K
tore. Fres examination and advice.
Itf
One way to save mossr fa to
hays thoae shoos repaired at The
grafts Bhoo Co'a. Itepalr Dep't. 22-26
Let your aolo trouble bo ouri. Ite
palr Dep't. of Evana Bnon Co. 22-26
WANTED Competent atonographer.
Bute experience and aalary ex-
Vected. "II" Horald Office. 22-28
FOR BALK Cheap for cash. 1917
Henderaon motorcyclo and aldo
car. Partv leaving town. Must aeH.
Apply at 933 V, Woahlngton fit.
22-24
BAKOAINH IN UHRD OARH
1 1919 Btudebaker Six. fire pas-
aonger.
1 1V10 Btudebaker Six, seven pas-
aangar.
1 1910 Iteo, five paaaenger.
1 1918 Ford.
1 1918 Maxwell touring.
1 1920 one-ton Ford truck with
cab and body.
ACMB MOTOR CO.
400-416 South Blxth St. 17tf
Ho HaiI Pifowdmt
It'ii a ahamV, and may
bo libel, to delve Into
the past of one ao
aodato aa Police Judgo
Leavitt, but It Is
aald A I'd younger
daya, and nlghta,
wero not altogether
monotonous Ono evening, wondlng
homeward from a gathering of con
vivial spirit, tho judge became lost
In thought and atartad to walk acroaa
Link rlvor.
Some passing Samaritan drew blm
from the stream and called a doctor.
"What mado you think you could
walk on the waterT" asked the med
ico. ,
"Well," aald Al "I understand It
lias boen done.'
THURSDAY, JUNK, !
HKCOWMJItKAKINa CLASH
812 Oak atreet under new man
agement now, Turner apartmenta.
Apartments to rant. 17-23
See that 6121 Dlue Berge Bult at
k k k store ror I3&. Written guar
antee with every ault for wear and
service, Jtf
FOR 8ALB For touring 1918, 4
peed trans., IQusJor shocks, new
seat covers, water clrculitnr. Mar.
. . . . - . - . - --
nam carouerator. cneap ror cash.
Bee at Dodge Oarago, or Inquire at
uiuo uira. lltr
DRHBSMAKINQ First clsse work
guaranteed. Mrs. Jefferson, 2 Main
14-26
LOST 12.60 gold pleco carried aa
lavallere, valued aa keeptako. Ita-
torn to Hllllus, Ileclamallon Office
aad receive reward. 22-23
HAN AND WIFE want work In mill
camp. Man to work In mill, wom
an to' cook, or wall on table. Phnno
41S'J. 21-33
FOR RENT 3 room partly furnish
ed apartment. Hot and cold wa
ter, bath. Bwanaon Uldg. 626 Main
Bt 21-23
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FOR 8A1.K Two Iota In Richmond.
Calif. Inquire Mrs, Parka. 914
Grant Bt 31-23
WANTED Regrlgerator In good
condition and a quantity of good
chicken wire; Call 25S-J. 21-23
WANTED A good aecondhand bi
cycle. Inqulro at Herald totflce.
31-26
F ' ! ' 'l 'i ' a ii .
Indies Outing Wear In Khaki
Wool Berge. Corduroy and Kamplt
Cloth at K K K Store. 3U
Cm OARIMGB When yon want
garbage rtwoved, call lOP-SKC
Choice outalde rooms n refined
borne close In, free bath and tele
phone. Rates reduced. Call at 421
Oak Ave. 10-23
Htraws and Panamas, best line In
town at K K K Store. 3tf
1 1918 Dulck
new car, guaranteed.
Four new cord Urea.
Men'a Duxbak and Kamnlt nntin.
wear at K K K Store. gif
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CALIFORNIA NEWS
ORANOEVALb. June 23. To Wil
liam V. Cowan, a lawyer, residing In
the Carmlchaet colony, who aerved
aa secretary 6f the atate council of
defense during the wona war, has
fallen the honor of being tho second
aaan In California to be elected to the
presidency of a parent-teacher asso
ciation. He la the head of the asso
ciation of the San Juan high school
district.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 23. Reso
lutions calling on Oovenor Stephens
and Aloxander McCabe, atate Insur
ance commissioner to give roasona
why the governor vetoed threo bills
advocated by Insurance agents wore
'adopted by the California Associa
tion of Insurance Agents In conven
tion here.
BAN FRANCISCO, Juno 23. A
charge of manslaughter Is to be
brought against Police Offlcor Martin
T. Fahey, following tho shooting and
killing of Albert O. Oraun, 30, a
Los Angeles buslsess man, white the
policeman and a folio wMjf fleer wore
Jin hiding for an automobile tblef
suspect In a garage, In which the
'.Braun car la kept George D. Draun,
. i
brother of the dead
nouaced Monday.
man, so an-
HfttanUy' The Day
Tap, Saturday we'll rid our waste
baaketa of a few of the pomes re
ceived during our Great Pome Con-teat
The Influx of pomes has been ao
great that oxtra postmen were dis
patched to clear the postofflce of this
doadly gush of would-be pomes.
The Janitor has been separating
the wheat from the chaff and Satur
day we'll pass a generous portion of
same, on to our thousands' (nother
adv.) of readera.
No extra charge.
Order your paper early and avoid
the duet.
STANFORD UNlVHItSfTY, Juno
23. Tho granting of dagroos to a
record-breaking class and announce
mont of a contribution of $300,000
from tho National Gcuoral Education
Uoard for professors' salaries and
37,ooo from prominent Japancso to
ostabllsh a chair in Japancso history,
markod tho 13th annual commence
ment of Stanford University.
Thoro woro 649 dogreoa conferred
aa against 474 last your.
PUIJLICATIO.V HKCALLKU
Puncture Ptfoof Tiro Humor
Tlrea are four Important all
round aeasons why an automobile la
a joy to ride In. You may gather
that wo have an Inflated Idea of tho
ploasurea of motoring. Dut, wo know
aa welt aa you do that a little punc
ture now and 'then takes the air out
of our tlrea and hot air expressed In
words from the mouth of the mend
er. A pneumatic blow-out haa often
flattened a social blow out. If you
do not tako a hoisting jack In your
tool box ao that you may repair
your tire, bo aure to carry plenty of
"Jack" In your nrallet. Free air la
furnished at garages, but the Inci
dental aervlcea are Just aa chargeable
aa your electric batteries. Current ex
penses can not be "turned off." Dur
ing the past five years the average
number of tlrea uaed on a car haa
dropped from over five to under
four. So, motorist, register joy.
Poaae
The saddest words
The umpire abouta.
For home club stars
"Threo strikes, yer outt"
VALLBJO, June 33. Airing his
views on tho Carpentler-Dempsey
fight at a amoker of the local post
or tne American Uglon, Nelaon O.
Welbrn rwaa roundly cheered by the
Duadies" when ho praised the
Frenchman and flayed Jack Demp
sey. He said all Dempsey's share
of the purse to be given him and
he be aent back to the shipyards to
work.
WINTERS, June 23. A market
for ten car loads of small sited dried
prunes of last season's packing has
been found by local packers. Ten
cars of the stock have been sot rolling
eastward. Tho fruit la destined for
Qormany, via New York.
YUDA'CITY, June 23. Instituting
a campaign against truck drivers
who persist In hauling loads In ex
cess of tho weight fixed by a atate
law, County Englneor Van Geldern
caused the arrest of P. C. Bland and
J. I. Sullivan of Live Oak, driven
for Dan Sullivan of that place
CASTLE CRAGS,
Shasta institute of
Juno 33. The
the Epworth
TPaLB Wbeeso
Plainly Dorothea was worried.
"Whata the matter!" asked her
father, instinctively shifting his wal
let to hla Inside vest pocket;
"Ob, Dear" ehe algbed. "I ate
onions for supper and Cecylle juat
phoned to aay that he waa coming
over.
"Ob, I ass o you're awaiting bis
arrival with baited breath!"
Ask Shaw, He jOssi Fsatalsh It
(d In Terra Haute Tribune)
FOR SALE Soda fountain, two show
caaea, cow fresh this month, three
hogs, Robert Shaw, box 185, Hymera,
Ind.
Mrs. Jaa. Drlscoll aaya that when
the average married man gives his
wife a $10 bill on pay day and tells
her to put It away he knows as well
aa aho does that he's expects about
$9.85 of It back before the next week.
A boob we know
At early dawn,
Goes forth to mow
His dewey lawn.
league opened at Castle Crags Mon
day and will end next Sunday.
Many outings are being planned for
tbo young people after the buslneea
routine of the day Is completed.
BACRAMBNTO, Jtino 23 lie-
causo Albort F. Ollmoro, In chargo
of tho Christian Sclenco comralttoo
on publication for tho stato of Now
York, objected to an nrtlclo, "Science
and Hoaltb," in tho fourth tho last
volume of "Tho Cambridge History
of American Literature," O, P. Put-
or.
DIDH WANTED FOR SHED BARN
Olds will be received until July
7th, by tho undersigned for the con
struction of a ahed barn 10x24 at the
achoolhouse In Dlstrlot No, 49, on tho
main highway to Malln. Didder to
furnish' all material and specifica
tions may bo had by writing to or
calling on the undersigned. The
board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
W. E. BURRIS3, Clerk
28-6 Merrill, Oro.
BIDS WANTKD FOR WOOD
Bids will be received until July
7th by tho undorslgned for supply
ing ten cords of lClnch Juniper or
live pine body wood, to be dolivered
and corded in tho woodshed at the
school house In District No. 49, C
mites east of Merrill on the main
highway to Malln. Tbo board rosarv-
es tbo right to reject any and all
bids.
W. E. BURRISS, Clerk
23-5 Merrill. Ore.
nam's Sons have atoppod tho salo of
tho volume, dlscontunod the publica
tion of any mora copies, and wilt re
call atl the volumes so far on the
market.
Tbo offending article waa written
by Dr. Wood bridge Riley, professor
of philosophy In Vasaar college,
Poughkeepsle, N. Y and he la ex
ceedingly angry at tho trcatmonl ho
haa received. Tho moat offending
part was whore Mrs. Eddy Is called
"the thrlce-marriod femalo Trlsmo
glstus." saceK9S9eB9S9sasssavM!9iBBEsaa9e9Psi
MET WITH ACCIDENT ,
DORRISr Juno 23. Cobb McMaa- '
nus, well-known rancbor met with a
serious accident Friday on, the Kiev.'
math River road.
While driving a team down a
stoop hill, tho brakes slipped,' throw
ing the wagon onto the horses. The
animals bolted and threw McMaa
nus, hU head striking a rock.
Frank Fraln, who waa there, took
hint to his house nearby and seat for
medical aid.
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Bread i your Beit Food
eat more of itf
BREAD-
the hod of foods I
Children like big slices. Ask tlissM
why and they'll say "tastes good."
It's satisfying puts energy' aad
health into every growing youngster.
They're sure to thrive on
BAKERITE BREAD
Thi quality Bread is pure goodness
pleases the palate, satisfies appetite, i
yields health and vigor.
You can get it at
I The Rex Cafe and The Maize I
tat4eaaa4a.aMlt9
No
-ikeMoHier
iar ib mkt!
.enJfiy hot
oWcow with
purecrmam
CLOTHES OF REAL DISTINCTION
nast be aside for tb wearer tmdrrldaaUr. Let ma saake yoar sew
spriaui salt astd enjoy weariag really distinctive cloth'tag laHarei
to tH yon perfectly aad to retala Ra extra saisrlaeas daring leas
eoatatastt wear.
CHAS. J. CIZEK,
Merchant Tailor
SIS Mate 8c.
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BLOCK WOOD
1
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GREEN SLAB
Buy your block-wood now while the price la cheap It waa't
be any cheaper but blocka will be scarcer.
Place your orders for green-slab the poor man'a wood.
10 cords for $35.00,
A year'a eupply, can you beat HT
O. Peyton & Go.
WOOD
419 Main Bt.
Phone, III
BOSCH nd GRAY& DAVIS
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As official representatives, we
employ experts in the repair and
, adjustment of electrical automo
tive equipment. We have special
tools and testing apparatus, ac
curate information from the fac
tory, use none but genuine parts,
juid do prompt and careful work.
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REEDAUTO SOTPLY CO!
1 1th St., Near Main Phone 298-J
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