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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
FHEB Mr eompleto caurao nnd
personal Instruction to tho high
ehool girl writing tho best article
on "Tho Advantages Gained From A
Musical Education." Contest closing
July 16th. KHz' School of Popular
Music. 7-15
FOR RENT !-room apartment. Hot
nnd cold water nnd stenm hont,
nlso ono sleeping room. Inquire 625
Main St. 6-9
FOR HIRE Seven teams with hnr-
noss for haying or grading Job.
Phono 3-W. 7-8
FOR SALE Ono McCormtck mower.
Practically now. Phono 342-W.
7-8
FOR RENT Oarage at 612 N. 3th.
St. 7-8
FOR SALE Small honse, two lots,
near Viking Stora. A bargain.
Terms. 1018 Acadamle. 7-9
WANTKD A girl or woman to help
with hauso-work. Call 716 Jeffer
son St. 6-8
In Ye Olde Home Towne
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FUHNI8HED 2-ROOM Al'ARTments.
Wood, water, light $25.00. Tho
Turner Apartments, 812 Oak St.
6-12'
PASTURE Rest of meadow, for
horses and cattlo. Davo Tumor.
Langell Valley. 5-9
CITY (MIIUAGK When you want
garbage removed, call 10F.U3.
Send vour clothes to Klamath
Hand Laundry. Ladles tlno clothes a
specialty. Phono 673-W, 7th nnd Kla
math Ave 6-3
LOBT Herald collection book for
Mot Springs Addition routo. Please
return to Herald Office as 'It Is great
loss .to the earner. Reward. 7-9
FOR SALE Practically new leather
Davenport and electric fan. Call
at Central Hotel. 7-9
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apartment. 39 High St. 7tf
LOBT Five hers on rlnr. Lost Tuea
day. Return to Herald Office. Re
ward. 7-13
SHOE REPAIRING, pre-war prices.
Jack Frost, 818, 9th St. 6-9'
FOR RENT ICO acres pasturo good
feed and plenty water. Auplj II. F.
Murdock, Phono 17F17 2-8
FOR SALE 4 room plastcJ houso
with bath. Tonus. Inaiiro 1228
Oro. Ave. 1-8
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COST Of KEEPING AN EXTRA COW l SO JH W aTM
HIGH NES DEClDtlO TO BUY ANOTHER PUMP. JfW frgfrsSJJ
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NOOAIilOS, Arls., July 8, A trick
similar to tho popular old "gold
brick" game but with n thief im u
Victim, tho chief of pollen iih per-
polrutor ntid n bur of silvered Iron
n n thn property, was pliiyod horn ro
cnutly. Chief of I'olleo Jiiy Lowe In
also Huperliitomlmit of weights iiiiiI
measures for Nognlea. Hecently ho
was testing scales lu local stores
ami was using several east Iron
weights painted a dull silver color.
At ono store ho left nun of tho
weights In his automobile. When he
returned tomo ono hnil stolen the
bar of Iron Mint loukod like silver.
Upton Sinclair's proposed ntrwspn-
per probably pliins to publlnh nil thn
iiowm that's unfit to print, Wash
ington Post.
CHURCH DHMCOATM WILL
HKPOHT Off OOVKNTION
1 9
Sunday at tho ProsbylorUn
church, Dr. (Inorgo 1., Wright, who
was soul to Winona Lnko, Indiana.
May 19 to 27 Inclusive n commis
sioner from thn southern Oregon
pronliylery, will miko n full and (de
tailed report upon the 133rd, as
sembly of tho Presbyterian church
and Its work to tho members nt the,
local church.
MA11KKT ItKIHIIVr
PORTLAND, July 8. CattU
steady; hogs no rents higher, prim
light ' $9.26 nnd $0.76; sheep
steady; eggs firm; butter firm, ev
trn cubes 32 rents nnd 33 cents,
Herald classified adt pay yoa.v
FOR SALE Piano, sewing machine,
dining table and chairs, book case,
cook stove, dresser, rockers, beds,
mattresses, springs, Congoleum rug
i ma. it bens, 250 friers, rabbits:
Belgian Kara Does with young. Some
Just right for friers. Call at Klamath
Cash Orocery between 9:00 and
10:00 a. a., or at residence in Ship.
pingioo, u. is. uimoert. 7-8"
FOR 8ALE 1917 model Ford truck
$360. Inquire at 304 Willltts
Building. 7-11
FOR SALE Refrigerator 1134
Grant St. a.g
WANTED Woman or girl for cook
ing on ranch. Phone 42. f.y
YOUNG MAN WOULD Ilko to com
municate with anyone driving to
Portland within next fn days. Ad
drew Box W. Herald Office. -
Seo that 6121 nine sorge Suit at
K K K Store for $36. Written guar
antee with every suit for wear and
service. 3tt
Paints, oils and varnish. W. E. and
J. E. Patterson, 127 4th St. Phono
196-W, or Res. 631-R. 23-J23
Men's Duxbak and Kamplt outing
woar at K K K Store. 3tf
Do your feet trouble you Foot
specialist at your service at K K K
store'. Freo examination and advlco.
3tf
E. R. CARPENTER, papcrhanglng
and painting. Prices reasonable.
Phono 270-W. J22-25
FOR SALE For touring 1913, 4
peed trans., Hasslor shocks, now
seat covers, water circulator, Ray-
field carbuerator. Cheap for cash.
Seo at Dodge Garage, or Inqulro at
Blue Bird. nt:
Ladles Outing Wear In Khaki
Wool Sorge. Corduroy and Kamplt
Cloth at K K K Storo. 3tf
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Russell C. Gross, of Philadelphia,
who filled Slacker Bergdoll's place In
the army and who was killed In ac
tion In the Argonne after winning a
citation for bravery, will be honor
er by tho Overbrook, Penn., post of
the American Legion, whose members
have decided to name their projected
community house for the hero. The
Overbrook post will in the future
be known as Russell C. Gross post
havo applied for a charter for an
American Legion post at Cincinnati,
Ohio, to bo known as Frederick W.
Galbraith post.
Oilmore Galbraith, 18 years old,
the only son of the Iste Col. F. W,
Galbraith Jr., national commander
of the American Legion, who was
killed in an automobile accident, has
adopted the name of bis distinguished
father. He will be known as Fred
erick W. Galbraith III.
Members of the American Legion
in Lyon county, Kansas, have agreed
that If the state of Kansas or tho
federal government give a bonus to
former service men, they will donate
a part of the amount they receive
to the payment of a debt on tbelr
new clubhouse to be erected at Em
poria, Kansas, at a cost of $16,000.
Sergt. Alvin York, famed for his
Individual war record, has enroll
ed as a member of David King Sum
mers post of the American Legion
at Chattanooga, Tenn. York was pro-
sent at tho organization meeting of
the legion In France In 1919, but did
not Join the organization until a fow
days ago.
tno navy and was seriously Injured
when tho Weetovor was torpedoed
nnd sunk Oft tho coast of Franco.
Kollowlnr his recovery ho was as
signed to U. S. 8. Oeorgu Washington,
the presdcntlnl ship.
Members of tho American Legion
nt Anthony, Kansas, hnvo contract
ed to shock 600 acres of wheat. Crews
of 18 to 25 legion men will go to
tho wheat fields each ovenlng and
work until dusk. They will receive
$400 for their work and this will be
used for equipping club rooms.
Tho unidentified of a young man
man killed by a motorcycle nt St.
Paul, Minn., recently cscapod burial
In tho Potter's field when among his
possessions was discovered n small
gold lockot containing n llkouess of
tho man himself In the uniform of u
United States soldlor Members of
tho American Legion took chargo of
the body and tho burial was with
full military honors. Efforts are now
bolng mudo by legion mon to es
tablish Identity of tho victim.
Tho UIuo and Gray association of
Oklahoma has announced that It will
turn over Its grounds and buildings,
formorly usod by civil war veterans,
to tho Amorlcan Legion post at
Bridgeport, Okln., Soptombor 1, 1921.
A war against 'goldbrlckers" has
been declared In Los Angelos coun
ty, Calif., by 36 posts of tho Amer
ican Legion. "Goldbrlckerq" are do
fined as men who poso as nx-sorvlce
mon and prey upon tho public purso
as beggers or solicitors for non-existent
veteran publications."
The American Legion's national
legislative committee at Washing
ton, D. C, has obtained prompt ac
tion from tho state department In
seeking tho relcaso of 60 Greek
Americans who eervod In tho A. E.
F. and havo been Inductd Into tho
To give unemployed veterans of tho Grook array wlillo visiting their poo-
world war an opportunity to work,
the welfare commtttoe of tho Amer
ican Legion at St. Louis, Mo., is ar
ranging to clear 1100 acres of tim
ber land near Cahokla, III. Tho men
Will be paid from $2 to $6 a day ac
cording to their ability as woodsmen.
As a tribute to the memory of
Col. F. W. Galbraith Jr., late national
commander of the Amorlcan Legion,
members of the 147th Infantry, Col
onel Galbralth's command In France,
plo. Secretary Hughes has Instruct
ed tbo Amorlcan consul at Athons
to mako strong representations to
the Oreok government for tho re
lease of tho men.
General Porshlng's cousin, Miss
Helen Gono Pershing, of Seattle,
Wash., and Edwin A. Kraft, a moni
tor of tho American Legion in that
city, wero married recently. Mr.
Kraft served 'during tho world war
as a senior grade radio operator in
It's bard to think of a Ilockor
feller riding In a flivver, but such
Is the truth. William a. Rockefell
er, of tho fashionable Greenwich,
Conn., summer colony was awarded
ono recently at a carnival given by
tho Greenwich post of tho Amorlcan
Legion. It cost him $16. John D.
Rockerfellcr will supply the gasoline,
'tis said.
WEATHER RECORD
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Hereafter Tho Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tetnpora-
uros and precipitation record, as tak
en by tho U. S. Reclamation service
tatlon. Publication will cover the
day previous to the paper's Issue, up
to 6 o'clock of the day.
Max.
July 1 73
July 2 C7
July 3 79
July 4 . 85
July 6 86
July 6 90
July .. 7 94
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Still it was our doughboys, and
not members, of congross who endod
the war with Germany. Indlanap
oils Star.
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT UNO ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR
Just tho moment you apply Men-tho-SuIphur
to an Itching, burning
or broken out skin, tbo Itching stops
and healing begins, says a noted skin
specialist. This sulphur preparation,
mado Into a pleasant cold cream,
gives such a quick relief, oven to
fiery eczema, that nothing has over
been found to tako Its place. .
liocauso of Its gorm destroying pro
perties, It quickly subdues tho Itch
ing, cools tho Irritation and heals the
eczoma right up, leaving a clear,
smooth flkia In placo of ugly erup
tions, rash, pimples or roughnoes.
You do not havo to wait for Im
provomonL It quickly shown. You
can get a little Jar of Mentho- Sul
phur at any drug storo. Adv.
at doxarr
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To look one' brit and frrt one's brst
l to enjoy an Intlde lath rach morning
to flush from the system the prrvloui
day' waste, sour frrmrntatlnns and poi
sonous toxins Wore It Is abnorbnl into
the blood. Just as roal, whrn It burnt,
kravts beblnd a certain amount of hv
combustible material In tho form ol
athr. to the food and drink taken rach
day leave In the alimentary organs a
certain amount of Indlgntltila material,
which If not cllminatml, form toxin and
rolnons which are then tucked Into the
lood through the tery ducU which are
Intended to surk In only nourishment to
sustain Uie body.
If you want to see the glow of healthy
bloom In your rlieeks, to n your skin
get clearer and clearer, you are told to
drink every morning upon arising, a
glass of hot water with a teaspnonful
of limestone phosphate In It, which I a
harmleaa mean of washing the waate
material and toxin from the stomach,
liver, kidney ainl Ixmtl, thus cleans
lag, sweetening and purifying the rati re
alimentary tract, before putting store
food Into the stomach. (
Girl and women with sallow sklssi
tlwr spot, pimple or psllld cossplnj
Ion. aim thoae who waka un with
coated tongue, bad taste, natty breath
others who am bothered with htsdscbr
bilious spells, arid stomseh or ronitlnsf
lion should beirlli this phosphat! bo
water drinking and ar assured of ver;
pronounce,! rroulia in one or '.wo wren
A quarter pound of limestone phot
nhato rota vrry llttlo at the drug stot
but I sufficient to demonstrate that luj
a soap and hot water cleanse, purlhj
ana irrsnrn tan Kin on me ouismij
hot water and llmestono rboipbate si
on the Intlde cgana. We mutt ahrsi
ronaldrr that Internal sanitation lava)
ly more Important than outaid eleaa
oes, liecause the akin pore do swi (
sorb Impuritlr into the blood, while'
bowel porta do. .
Women who desire to enhano j
beauty of tbelr eompUxloa should I
try this for a, week and notice rtsulta,
THE HERALD
Due to the fact that We have been
memmmmmmmmmmmmmm unable to handle the detail work in
cident to renewal of subscription,
One year by carrier, $5.00 the period during which the special
n i .1 . rate will continue has been extended
Une year by mail, in untu August 1st, During the month
the county $4.00 f July the rate will be $5.00 a year
, . delivered by carrier in the city or
" '"", by mail outside of the county; $4.00
., a year by mail in the county.
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