, '( '
JATTJRDAY, BRPT. 17, 1M1.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
JWj''SVN
Twenty-five Years Ago In Linkville
CUSSinEDADVERTISEMEMTS
MISCELLANEOUS
FOU SALE OR TRADE Ono 1918,
7 passenger Studobakor six. Phono
414R or Inqulro R. R. R. garage.
13-17
"w--
---m
11920 Dodge touring car. Now rub
bor, tint class raochanlcal condi
tion. 1 1918-Hulck Pour, guaranteed
first class condition. Real bargain.
1 1917 Hudson Supor Six, n real
bargain and guaranteed tint class
condition. Torms.
1 1920 Savon passongor Chandler.
Like new. A real bargain with torm. '
Inqulro ot J. C. WRiailT OR
DUICK BALKS AND SICRVICK CO.
7TI1. AND KLAMATH AVE.
PAINTS. OILS AND VARNISH
AVAI.Ii PAPKH
AV. K. AND J. E. PATTKRSOX
Phono 196-W 127 N. 4th St
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms,
50 conts a night, $3 a wook at Hot
Springs Hotol. 8-28
WANTED Would hire carpenter
nt a reasonable wage. Box 30, Mer
H
S , ! "1 -
i.
!
f
r i
U
rAi.
FOR RENT 1200 acres of pasture.
Inquire, Robt. S. Fry, opposite
MUlor Hill school. 15-21
FOR RENT A two room furnished
apartment, wood, water and light
Included, $20. Turner Apartments.
812 Oak' street. 15-21
ACCOUNTANCY offers ono of tho
best opportunities ot today. Let us
(teach you tho fundamentals. Good,
oookkepcrs aro needed In Klamath
Falls now. Phono Southwell, 129
or 489. 15-17
SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING AND
BOOKKEEPING classes starting
at once. Phono Southwell, 129 or
439. 15-17
FOR SALE Thorobrod English bull
pup; 50. Apply Central Barber
hop. 14-17
THOROBRED AIRDALES If you
want a real hunting dog, wo havo
thorobred Alrdalo pups of registered
stock; the best Alrdalo strain In tho
west. Papors. can bo seen at 311
Cypress Ave., near Riverside school,
or address Hyland Kennels, Box 111
x Klamath Falls. Ore. 14-20
SALESMAN to cover local territory
soiling dealers: Guaranteed salary
ot $100 week tor right man. Tho
Richards Co,, 200 Fifth Avo., Now
Tork, N. Y. 16-22
1500 ACRES RECLAIMED SWAMP
land near Algoma, for rent or
lease. For particulars write J. Frank
Adams, Box 481. Klamath Falls.
13-130
FOR 8ALE Piano, good "condition.
$125 cash If taken at once. Bar
gain. Leaving city. Inqulro Apt
7 Evans Apartments. 16-17
September Is a month ot school
bells, fall frosts and the real open
ing ot the social season for the
coming months. Clubs met this
week, dinners were a feature 'on
the calendar and other affairs ot
like natnro took place during the
past week.
An Interesting meeting this wqek
was that at Mappa Fe' bridge
club which met at tho home of
Mrs. Glen Jester on Wednesday af
ternoon. The bouso was beautifully
decorated in fall flowers, and late
In the afternoon dainty refresh
ments were served.
Members present were: Mes
dames J. H. Carter, R. E. Deweese,
J. E. Enders, Byron Hardenbrook,
Lester Tcrwllllger, E. D. Lamb, E.
M. Bubb, .T B. AVatters, Charles'
Moore, Charles Martin, Golden Lin
coln, Miss Margaret Slmonton and
Mrs. Murphy, who aro bouse guests
of Mrs. Deweese and Mrs. Enders,
were guests of tho club. First prlzo
went to Mrs. E. D. Lamb and tho
consolation prlzo to Mrs. Mur
Phy. I
Mrs. M. S. West was hostess at
a series of parties; Thursday and
Saturday of last week and Tuesday,
of this week, to various groups of
society folk of the city. Saturdays i
guests were: Mcsdames Charles I
Mooro, J. H. Carter, J. E. Enders,
Murphy", E. M. Bubb, Glen Jester,'
Of A 'nlrtJlT if wt m II t? Hfl H LLU-flftPV
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
MR DUFF. I WONDER IF I
COULD LEAVE DONALD WITH
WU WHILE I GO OH AN r-J
IMPORTANT EKRAND? p
Y SURE, HE CAN
n.m winn
PANNV
c. -i iiju - r u r ' iiir-ia mr. s s a-, i: a . . s
" PLAV WITH 1, I B
-
rill, Oregon. 10-17
WILD PLUMS VERY 8CARCE Mall
' orders will bo tilled at once In
order. Prlco $2.00 delivered In Kla
math Falls. Lloyd's Cash 8toro.
Lakovlew, Oregon. 9-30
NATIONAL METAL AVEATHER
STRIP Those desiring to place
orders for this weather strip may do
so by calling or writing to tho Herald
jand I will call nnd seo them on my
return from Dorrls, tho latter part
of this week. Orders placed now will
bo Installed about October 1st No
Insinuation can bo rriado this year
unless tho order Is placed while I
am hero this tlmo.
It you do not know about the
merits ot tho National Weather
Strips. I will bo glad to call and ex
plain It to you and make an estimate
ot tho cost ot placing It In your build
ing and rotor you to many peoplo In
this city who have It already Install
ed. Every ono of theso users wll
tel you they would not get along
without It. even It tho cost was many
times what It Is. T.. L. Collier.
12-17
SNAP in used Liberty Six. 1919
model, new paint, wonderful con
dition. Tho best buy ot the season
at $800.00 Torms. Dunham Auto
Co. 14-21.
FOR SALE Al paying business, now(
ana second nana goods, quitting
business. Will trade what have you?
Seo Dick, Cth and Klamath Avo.
13-17
FOR SALE 1 ton truck, $250.00;
1 Chalmer, $200.00; 1 Oakland,
$400.00. See Dick, 6th and Klamath
Ave. 13-17
riTV GARRAGE When you want
Karbnice moved, call I OP 23.
AUTO PAINTING and Tinting. Can
savo you 50 to 75 per cent. W. F.
Brown. Phone 569J. 16-31
T. M. AVatters, Charles Collier, J.
S. Elllottt, Fred Dunbar, B. D.
Lloyd Stewart, Golden Lincoln,
Lester Tcrwllllger, R. E. Deweese,
F. E. .Fleet. H. W. Hendorson,
and Miss Margaret Slmonton.
Another Interesting series was
that given by Mrs. Charles Martin
on Monday and Thursday. Monday
Mrs. Martin entertained with 2
tables of "BOO" for Mcsdames Bert
Igl, R. E. Deweese, E. Drehcr, O.j
C. Lorcnz, J. II. Carnahan, Lesllo
Terwllllger and the Misses Mar-1
Jorle Zimmerman and Elizabeth .
Igl; Margaret Slmonton. The house
on this occasion was beautifully
with purple asters tho greens. The
prize went to Mrs. Deweese. Thurs
day afternoon bridge was the di
version of the day at tables docor
ntcd with center piece of sweet
poas, asters, and dahlias. Tho
guests were: Mcsdames Glen Jes
ter, Charles Collier, Golden Lin
coln, T. M. Walters, If. D. Lloyd
Stewart, Charles Moore, L. O. Van
Bellen, Fred Dunbar, J. E. Enders,
Murphy, Floyd Meadows, E. D.
Lamb; F. U. Patrick, Byron L.
Hardenbrook, Lestor Terwllllger, J.
H. Carter, and E ,M. Bubb. Dainty
refreshments wero served by the
hostess on both occasions.
AVednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Jenkins enjoyed a bear-
NOW.OANHN TAKEDOWALfJ
OUT M TXE OTHER ,
ROON1 AND GET OUTV0OR
PLAYTHINGS AND PLAN
NICE. TOGETric
y
i m
mumbeh of botsj auoi.Y a A" V I 2S2KBMEBaSsWEWMWSMaz
I. i ii i i ii ii i hi. - . l uiLjL-iiij uuju m
steak dinner In celebration of Mrs. LUTHKRN PAHTOR'8 ARRIVAL
Jenaln's birthday. The othore fori IS DKLAYKD 11Y lIANUtM
tho unusual dinner besides the im- Owing to illness, tho Installation
mcdlato family, wero Mr. and Mrs. of tho Row Mr. Meier, who will havo
Frank Frcytag Jr. ' " I charge of tho wolfaro of tho Lulhorn
'church In this torrltory, will not'oc-
Mlss Betty Gaddes entertained cur ou Sunday, tho 18th, as was an
Sunday and Monday ot last week nouncod, but will bo postponed for
at Eagle Ridge tavern for her two or throo weoks. Tho definite
house guest. Miss Engle Lande- date will be announced In ample tlmo
camp. Those present from town to admit of a full attendance ot tho
were: Miss Nora Rlnker, James mombers ot his congregation. Tho
Milne, Charles Gaddes and A. J. delay Is duo to tho illness ot Mr.
Jaenlcko. Friday night Mr. Milne Mclcr.
entertained at a dinner at the "
AVhlto Pelican hotel for Miss THREE MORE' MEET DEATH
Landccamp as a farewell affair. IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
Present wore; Misses Nora Rlnker, DALLAS, Tex., Sept., 17 Lieu
Betty Gaddes, Betty Qray and tho tenant James F. Armstrong and
honor guest
Mr. Milne, and A. J.
Jaenlcko.
Mrs. H. E. Calkins
AVodnesday nlgbt at a
surprise
birthday party for her daughter Es
ther, honoring' her 18th birthday.
Present Vere: Misses Bonny Lucas,
Francis Humphrey, Margarot Johns
ton, Dorothy Deltell and Faya Gor
don. Last week Mrs. A. J, Voye,
vocal recital tor a group of her
recital for a select group ot her
friends and relatives. Although this
was Miss Esther first recital a
great deal of favorable comment
was heard from those attending the Kidney and Bladder weakness re
affair. The Woman's Missionary so- ult from uric add, says a noted au
clety ot the Presbyterian church thorlty. The kidneys filter this acid
met at luncheon at the church ''h-b'ood ,ondfP"''. t?1
. . . ... bladder, whero it often remains to ir-
Thursday noon. The affair waa ruu Md ,.,, caulla burn.
most successful and 27 covers were nf( acaidlns sensation, or sotting up
laid for the guest. After the lunch- Bn Irritation at tho neck ot the bind-
eon Mrs. Mallett Ulked to the la- dor, obliging you to seok rellof two
die on Civic problems and tho or three times during the night. The
regular business ot the day was
gotten over. Hn. Fred Fleet had
charge of tho topic, which was on
Slam
Master George Edwards Duncan
small son of Mr. and Mr. William
Duncan, entertained last Saturday
nt his home on Conger avonuo. ceio-;'
orating his third birthday. A num
ber ot neighbors and other play-
mates were In for this occasion.
II PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur a Told AVhen Your
Skin Break Out
Any breaking out of the akin on Here you havo a pleasant, effcrves
face, neck, arms or body Is overcome cent llthla-water drink, which quick
quickest by applying Montho-Bnl-, '? relieves bladdor trouble. Adv.
phur. The pimples seem to dry
right up and go away, declares a no
ted skin specialist.
Nothing has even been found to
tske the place of sulphur as a pimple
remover. It is barmloss and inex
pensive. Just ask any 'druggist for a
It like cold cream Adv,
Tom Didn't Have the System
OH, DflDDv! .
OONAtP HIT ME
IM THE FACE WITH
HI6 FISTl
Sergeants Gibson and AVhlto wero
instantly killod today when an army
plane went Into a spin ,and crash
entertained ed to th6 earth.
Take Salts to Kltuh Kidney and
Neutralise Irritating
Adda
sufforor Is in constant dread, the wa
tor passes sometimes with a scald
in aAnflnflnn nml ! vnrv nrnfunn!
a,n thero ,f dlfflcultr In avoiding
It.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
It. because they can't control urla-
atlon. AVhllo It Is extremely annoy-
Ing njid somotlmcs vory painful, this
really ono of tho most straplo all-
ments to overcome. Get about four
buncos of Jad Salts from your phar
macist and tnko a tablospoonful In a
glass of water beforo breakfast, con
tinue this for two or three days. This
will neutralize the acids In tho urine
so It no longer Is a source of Irrita
tion to the bladder and urinary or
gans which then act normally again
Jad Salts Is inoxponslvo, harmless,
and Is made from tho scld of grnpes
and lemon Juice, comblnod with lllh
la, and Is used by thousands ot folks
who aro subject to urinary disorders
caused by uric acid Irritation. Jad
Salts Is splendid for kidneys und
eauso no bad effects whatever.
NOTICE TO niDDERH.
Sealed proposals will be received
up to September 20th, 1921, by
School District No. C3, Klamath
County, for thn construction of a
brick' shool building and for th'i
Plumbing and Heating of same. Rids
must be accompanied by a certified
WHERE iS JHAT KID?
HE HIT OAnNV N THE
FACE I WANT TO ,
TEACH HIK1 SOMETHING!
T4
AND
n
BOTHER
l - . . , ., . II , w " - Sf'""
I Cooking Electrically
the ideal method
Electrically equipped kitchens hold
no terror for the housewife. They
are cool, cozy, and comfortable in
the summer. They eliminate the
drudgery, the grime and the nerve
racking tension caused by wood
stoves. The expense is surprising
ly low. Let us tell you about it.
MSMsrrA
The California
Company
"Let us be your servant"
UtlMmMMMtMMMfMMMMMMUHM
check to the amount or 6 per tent. October 3rd, 1921. and be aesoaip
of the bid or the same shall he r- anted by a certified check oa mbm
Jototl, to bo mado payable In favor responsible banking Institution for
of AVm. Skeen, clerk of the sal I nn-J 6 per cent of amount of the iropoaaL
trlct, to be returned to bidders upon I Said Issue will be disposed ot at lot
signing of contract and to be rotaln- less than par and a ecu red laUrest.
cd It successful bidder falls to enter i The council reserving the right to
Into ontract as specified. reject any and all proposal.
Plans and spoclflatlons may be1 A. L. LEAV1TT,
obtained from G. R. AVrlght, Arbl-i Police Judge of the City of Klamath
tect. Klamath Falls or Wm. Skn' Falls, Oregon, ' tl-80
ot Chtloquln, nnd a deposit ot $10,03 i . . n
will be required for same. , NOTICE TO DIDDERS.
Proposals may bo Ibft either wlthj
tAorClh'tSo,mK1rtohmr0W UP3?-El SKS5 -t '.&&
t0ThoboT;d8r.0em" .'ho Hghi 'ftXlE
accent any ono bid or reject any or j ft"f fi' SS-T-SW J
an Dins. '..,....i.,t v.- . ...tiri. h.w i. I
Dated at Chlloquln, Oron, this
h ,lw nf Rnnlnmhnr 10"1 i
IGNED) AVm 8KFFN
8 th
8-19
Clerk.
notice of noxn nrpr.iiiNn.
Scaled proporals will bo received
by tho Common Council of tho city.cossiui iiiaaer rans to enier ww con
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for tho
purchaso of an Issuo of $60,000,00
gonornl obligation bonds, In deno
minations of $1000.00 or $500.00.
maturing In fifteen years from Au
gust 1st. 1921, without right of pror
. redemption, said issuo to do Known
'.. ivi,m(1i IFnlta HnwAr Tlnnriii"
bearing a ruto of Intorost of per
cent por annum, paynblo semi an
nually. Both principal and Intorost
payablo at tho Oregon Fiscal Agency I
In New York City, Said bonds aro
Issued and disposed ot
undor the
charter of said city.
Each uronosnl to purchaso must be
filed with tho Pollen Judgo of said
city on or bofore 8 o'clock P. M., of
NOW HOLD VOUR
TEMPER! THEV
WERE PlAVIMG'
I'LL STRAIGHTEN
TOM, LOOK
I WArtT VOU TO S&E
WHAT A COOPLg OP
COOKIES WILL
IT OUT'
1
t-TT ll B A y9Vi 1 Dfc" " J '
k
fwwwwwww
Oregon Power
-" ""'" ", V -. - ;-;; -' ?".r-- '-
tno amount Of B per COM Of th Did I
r ho same shall be rejected, to be ;
ti,n..u i;hui m ,wtw, w, mini , , -
Kzell, clerk of tho said District, to be
returnod to btddors upon signing ot
'contract and' to be retained If sue-
truct as specified. Plans and .speci
fications may bo obtained from O. R.
Wright, Architect, Klamath Falls,
and a deposit of $10.00 will be re
quired for same.
Proposals may be left at the of-
Itlco of the architect, Emma Building
up to 5 P. M., or till 7.30 P. ., at
tho mooting plaro of the school board
at Bummers School house, September
21 it. 19J1.
Thu board reserve, the right to
accopt any one bid or reject any or
all bids.
Datod at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 10th day of September. 1111.
(SIGNED)
10-20
MRS. W, O. EZULL.
Clerk.
BY ALLMAN
iki THERE1
DO'
nw9wtaum$swa&''':
WAnUM
1 xB
rr,r. IBL.
ism? P(CM vou-- k
f