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MISCELLANEOUS
SVANTKD Two hoardors. $40.00
per month. Hoard and room, In
cluding uso of bath. Inquire 1923
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FOR SALE 30 Barred Hocks and
Rhode Island Hods, year old lions
tor winter layers Address t)ox O.
V. 0 Herald offlco Cor particulars.
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FOR RENT Fivo room modern
house' and sleeping porch, furnish
ed. 'Cloio In..' Inquire at CIS N.
9th street. ' rK 14
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A GOOD BED and a Reed bath at
. Colonial rooms. 11th near Main
atrcct, and 741 Walnut Are. 14
JCOST Wednesday, botwcea Merrill
and Klamath Palls, black rim and
social llfo 6f tho club and that the
Oarage. Reward. 1"
FOR SALE Oolumbla six, sport
model and Liberty Six, touring
car. Terms to suit. Honllne Photo
Shop. 327 Main. Phono 39. 14-20
LOST On Merrill road between
Mack's store and Henley school,
pocketbook. Reward; Phone W. C.
Barke, 19F1E. 13-15
FOR SALE: Coarse, beavy wrapping
paper, sheets 46x60 inches, good
for linnlng woed sheds, chicken
houses and puttlag under carpets, 5
cents per cheeta Call at Herald of
flco. 12-29
FOR SALE OR WILL 'TRADE for
Reed urod car. Equity In five lots
on Wantland Avo, P. O. Bo 116.
13-17
FOR BALE-24 'head of Lincoln
Ramboulette, 2 year old bucks. Jas.
T. Henley, Phono 18F4. 13-15
10RT Between Odessa and Lamms
rCarap at Kirk, Oregon, stock for
Winchester pump shot gun. Finder
telephone Claude Houghton, Lamms
Camp. ., 13-17
FURNISHER ROOMS for rent. Call
910 Main. ' 13-19
. STOCKTON LIVESTOCK CO.
SI N. i:l Dorado fit. Stockton, Col.
' Phenes: 150.1, 15J5
IWe nro In tho market for Beet Cat
tie. Feeder qaUlo. Calves, Hogs,
Sheep nnd Lamha. Write or w Ire for
laformctlon regarding prices, etc..
..'BTOCKTON.MVKSTOCK CO.
31 IS. El Dorado Ht. Stockton, Cnl.
Phones; IfWW, 1IUJ
tEBIHN WEEKLIT
IK LEnER
The Baycrn, first German liner
to enter New York harbor In seven
years, docked within 100 yards ofin-ulrcl disabilities
the offlco rof ' the American Leg-' n'8. finger can v
Ion's national commander there, but
the Legion took no part in the of
ficial welcome which New York's
mayor cxtonded. It was . reported
that Hefr Captain Oscah Schwam
horger of the Bayern commanded
nOerman U-boat durlnir tho war
or 1914-18, bui a Legion represent-returned to work iong enough to
nUvo's .effort to board Iho Bhlp;Unload tho army transport Wheaton
. cunurm mo report moi witn nowRh 2.624 soldlor .dead on board,
access. gallon Ing American Loglon posts to
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Marshal Foch' will not coiuo to
America to bo officially heard at
the International disarmament con-
rerence In 'Washington, Paris dlff-
patches nre pointing out, although
he will let bis views on armament
bo known. The marshal's visit Is
a private one, it is being carefully
explained, in response to the Invi
tation of tho American Legion to
attend its convention. Premier
Brland will head the French dele-.
Cation to tho conference,
sailing
ucu SB, a week after Marshal,
poch.
In the Missouri state convention
of the Amorlcan Legion, It was an
nounced that a resolution concern
ing Grover C. Bergdoll, draft de
serter, was about to be introduced.
.As 'a member rose to read it, an
other sheuted: "I move its adop
tion." a roaj of approval came
from the assembled delegates and
-It waa unanimously adopted with
out having been read,
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The only ex-aervlco men who,
can voto in the coming city clec-
tiea" in Birmingham, Ala., are to
those who became disabled from) at Arlington national cemetery on
Vounds'or'Blefcaess during the Armistice day. Medal of Honor ran
Vfcfldv,War, provledt''theyrdo, BOtjalso have been designated by the
own 'ICOe'" worth ot taxable properi government as official mourners,
ty'.' The 'state 'legislature Teoently I Honorary 'pallbearers will be eight
yaaaat UrwrKsaitHlaex-effv1eeKeneraU ot the army and four "ad-
Address P. O.
13-18
FOR RI1NT 200 acres nlfnlfa pas
ture. C. J. Bradbury, 1 mllo cast
of Wilson Bridge. 12-1G
1 1920 Ford Sedan, only run a short
tlmo;
1920 Bulck 6, cuarantecd In Al
condition.
t-4918 Bulck 4.
11918 -Bulck 6.
Inquire of J. C. WRIGHT OR
BUICK BALKS AND SKRV1CR CO.
TTH. AND KLAMATH AVE.
Phono 76W
IF YOU' HAVE a position for a young
lady In your office, atoro or shop
can Dion, 4S-.1D-
WILL THE TWO young mon who
callod on the operator at the star
theatre-Klamath Falls about Marcn
6th. 192 1,, to loam moving plcturo
operating and electricity, ploaso write
Roy O. Patcu.i Kiamam rails, ore
J 10-1B
FOR SALE 1190 B passenger
Ford, Electric starter, good condi
tion. -
Klamath Falls AatoiOo.
9M Mala Phone 340
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FOR RENT Steam heatod room In
prtvato family. Phono 73R.
U - 11-15
FOR RENT Furnished room for
gentleman. Hot and cold water.
505 9th St. 12-15
WATERMAN PLNO SCHOOL
IS LESSONS GUARANTEED
POPULAR SYNCOPATED STAND
ARD MUSIC ,
BEGINNERS & ADVANCED PUPILS
ACCEPTED
ENROLLMENTS CLOSE, NOV. 1STII
F. 11. CLARK INSTRUCTOR
825 LINCOLN, PHONE 54CJ
CALL OR WRITE '
FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION
Q1VEN AT YOUR HOME. tf
FOR REXNT A tine dairy farm. Call
910 Main street. 11-17
CITY OAUHAOD When you mt
gariago remove), mil inp 23. -
FOR SALE OlO newspapers at Her
ald office
Old nonspapcrs for sale at Horald
offlco. "'
men from payment of poll tax. Tho
court held tho measure unconstl
tutlonal, automatically dlsenfrancb
ing the former soldiers and sail
ors. Tho American Legion - found
a law, however, which enabled per
manently disabled citizens to vote
without payment of pall tax, and
obtained, a ruling that minor physl-
ca'
defects will constitute the re
A man who lost,
vote. It is held,
whereas a soldier who " came
through with all ten of his digits
cannot. I
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, Several thousand longshoremen
who struck and tied up shipping
on the Hoboken, N. J., 'waterfront,
hold funeral services. The strlk-
ers, many of whom were ex-service
men, declared they would tako care
of the bodies of their dead com
rades desplto tho wago controv-
ersy and added: Mwo'd d It free
it necessary."
The bodies of four unidentified
soldiers, ono from each of tho four
prominent American cemotorlcs in
Franco, will bo. assembled at Glial-lons-Sur-Marno
and n non-commls-
sloned
officer of the Amorlcnn
army In
aormany will select ono
of them for return to' tho Unltod
States and. intermont In Arlington.
An honor guard, General Allen of
tho array of occupation, and a delo
gallon from tho Paris post of tho
American Legion, will accompany
the body to HavTO, at which part
It will be placed on the battleship
Olympla, which sails Oct. 26 for
the United States.
With tho ontlro nation paused
at noon in two. minutes of silent
prayer, American Legion sTvlce
men of the world war from oaeh
state and territory will do homage
the unknown American ioHlir
roil SALU Piano.
Box 177.
Twenty-Five Yekr
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OFFER tAST
mlralg at the navy, vrith non - com -
missioned and potty officers as
body boarora. President Harding
will deliver the funenl oration.
Old Time Dance
in Fatlor Again
, ILOS ANGELES, Oct., 1 The old
fashlonod waltz, wltt all of Its for
mer simplicity and grace of execu
tion, has beon rovlrcd and soon will
tako iho placo of th Jazz dance, ac
cording to Max Flsfacr, Los Angeles
orchestra leador.
"Joss was born out of the war and
will shortly pass Into oblivion never
to return," Fisher said.' "Tho peoplo
do not want tho tln-panny squawks
and weird nolsa any more.' Tho de
nnnd Is for melodious rhythm, and
we nro drawing on the classics for our
music, and finding that it Is popular.
"The fox-trot, although retaining
Its popularity, has been changed
somewhat by tho addition of many
now stops.'
Advertising pay. Try it and sea.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Bowarel Unless you see tho name
"Bayer" on package or on tablots you
are not getting gcnulno Aspirin pre
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
yoars and proved safe by millions.
Tako Aspirin only as told in the
Bayer packago for Colds; Headache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache,
Toothache, Lumbago, and for Pain,
Handy tin boxos of twelvo Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents.
Druggists also soil larger packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufaclu," of Menoacetlcacldester
of Sallcyllcacld. adv.
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Little Willie's Dream May. Come True After All,
Ago in Linkville
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' FIND HEDWOOD OROVH
IN NORTHERN CALIF.
OROVILLEl, Cat., Oct.,
1 Re-
ports of tho discovery of a grovo
of redwood iroes In tho mountains
of eastern Butto county is confirm
ed by Lloyd P. Cornell, an engineer
who has traversed that region, Tho
trees nro of tho Soquol 8empervlr-
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To look one's best and feet one's bcttl
i to tnlov an lmldo bath each niomlna
to fluth from the system the prpioui
day's waste, sour fermentation and pol
sonout toxlm In-fore It Is absorbed into
the blood. Juit as coal, when It burnt,
kRTCj Drfil nd a certain amount 01 in
combustible material in tho form of
ntlies, so the food and drink taken each
day irate in toe alimentary orgnns n
certain amount of Indlgeitlblo material,
which If not eliminated, form toxlus and
po
1.1c
lions wlilch are then sucked Into the
lood through the very ducU which arc
Intended to suck In only nourUhrucnt to
tuttaln the bodv,
If ou want to see the glow of healthy
bloom in jour cheeks, to see your skin
get clearer and clearer, you are told to
drink every morning upon arising, a
glass of hot, water with a teaipoonful
of limestone phosphate in It, which is a
harmless means of washing the waste
material and toxins from the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans.
lag, sweetening and purifying tho entire
Hot, Water Each; Morning
Puts Roses in Your Cheeks I
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tho const troos of tho pnmo family.
Tho location .of tho grovo Is ro
moto and tnnccosslblo except by
trail. Plmitf for a moro completo
exploration nro bolng mado. ,
Tho greatest plcturo over shown
In KlAinntli Falls t "Till! THItKH
MUHICKTKKRS," nt tho Stimul
tomorrow. 14
Costs little and Overcomes' Trouble
Almost-Over Night
Any bYoaklng out of tho skin, even
flory, Itching oczemn, can bo quickly
ovorcomo by applying' Montho-Sal-phur,
doclarcs n noted akin special
ist. Uecauso'btiRs gorm destroying
properties, 'this sulphur preparation
Instantly brings caso from skin Irri
tation, soothes and heals tho cc
zoma right up nnd loaves tho skin
clear and smooth.
It soldom falls to rollovo tho tor
ment without delap. Sufforors from
skin trouble should obtain a small
jar of Montho-Slphur- from any
good druggist and uso It llko cold
croam. Adv,
alimentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach. 9
Girls and women with sallow skins,
llrcr spots, pimple or pallid complex
Ion, also those who v.iVc up with n
conted tongue, bad taste, natty breath,
others w!k aro bothered with hvadichrs,
bilious spells, acid ttomirh or constipa
tion should begin this phosplmteJ not
water1 drinking and are assured of very
uronounced results In one or two necks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs ery llttla at tho drug store
but Is sufficient to demonstrate that just
as soap and hot water.cleantrc, puriCes
and,frethens the klnm tho outside, so
hot water and limestone phosphite act
on the Inside ormns. We mutt ahrayi
consider that Internal sanitation is vast
ly more important than outtldo cleanli
ness, because the skin cores do not ab
sorb impurities into the blosd, while tho
bowel pores do. 4 i
womon who desire to ennance wo
beautr of their complexion should iutt
try this for a week ami notice results.
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SUNDAY, 7So
1128 MAIN STREET
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'Oldest' Retail
Dairy
la Town
Klamath Dye Works
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Goods Called for and Delivered
481 Mala Street Klaaaatk Fall
DR. J. G. GOBLE
The well-known Optician
now located la K. D, Block.
1313 Main. Phone 2II-M.
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Lois C. Bridges
Over First State and Savings Bank
Sutto 10E Phono 102-J
6th Street Bakery
" BETTER
BREAD"
126 S 6th Street
Klamath Falls Plumb
ing & Heating Co,
1173 MAIN ST. P1IONK
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HAW HILL KNOINKBRINa A
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Designers and builders) of mod
em saw mills, pluning mills ami
box p'lanU. Dredging, rile drivlaf.
11 Phone 48$ W 'JJ
Office Corner. Spring and Oak
I Near S. P. Depot
Shoe Repairing
Sowed or Nailed Work
Men's half soles 11.36, I1.C0
Womona nnd boys 1.15, 11,25
CUIldrons .$1,00
Noxt to Horald Offlco
Open Evenings, 6:15 to 9:30
JACK IfROST
UNDER NEW MAN
AGEMENT HOTEL ARCADE
Klamath Falls
Froo llus Moots All Trains
All modern outside rooms
Rates reasonablo
H. A. KEMP, Managor
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Herbert B. Maliett
Dr. Geo. E. Maliett
Office over Underwood'a
7th & Main. I'hone 639-J.
CqW Weather
Ceming:
Let Us Replace Your
Broken Clasp
E. C. STUCKEY
llth and Pine
)Phone 4V7-W
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