The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 21, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 IIIII.VV, HHI'T. HI, IflU'l, THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREQON jLveniiig oera u 17 So s Of med rage The Evening Herald OLAHHIl'lliD AO lt.VUCH Tint Imcrlliui ...... ..pi'r Una J Or Two Insertion . ior lino IBc Three Insertions .........per Hue 110c Foar Insertions . per Hue Uflo Week (0 tlinrs) per Una UOo One inontb ................... .per line 70c Minimum charge 160. Adi not consecutlro ere ohnrod at bow fol lowing each om mlnlcm. Klrat Inaortlnn la In "New Today" column without extra charge, but II Insertions In that column ere at first Insertion roto. Display classified adi (where trpw largor than tbli ! used) are counted nine linen to Inch. Copy muat bo In Morula office by noon to got In that dny'a pipor. NEW TODAY WANTED SI sei-owl-huml trunk. I'lioilu .11 U.J. i'l KOIt HAI.K A rw millwright tools. Very rlionp. I'hoiie 64B-J, ill KOIl HUNT l.nign lieilronm for Kiftiili'ineii. Vry riMwniuihlo. :io:i Washington Ht. I'lioilu IH-J. 2Hf BI'UONMI) FAI.l, tonkllig li.l ill Mrs, l.envltt'a, 2 Vj cents, iiIvii lluugnrliiu prunes in 4 cuius iiml tlreon gugna lit 'i nam. I'lionu 13-11. 21 -nr. TO TltADK 03 nere furm, on grnvel roiul, 3 iiiIIcm fro in f'ottiiKn drove, Ore., (or muni Kliiinuili Full Inml nvw properly. All lllluhto. House and burn. My equity la l&uoo. Mm. Auguatn M. Mcl'ormlrk, CnitiigM tlrnvo. Ore. 21 KOIl BAI.K Apples. Ninth. I'lioiiii 40'i-J. F.nterprise 21-23 TOII.KT HKAT IUIUJAI.VH Genuine "Novur-Hplll" niiil "I'eer leaa Don't Wlorry" toilet aeiita. While thoy Inat 13.76. Uirens Hlmp, 123 North Ith. 21-27 ADVKKTISKIt WANTS evening work. Quick and arcurnto nt fig urea. Write llox 20 Herald. 21 FOUN'I Oregon license tug No. T-l 10305, 4023. Owner may have aame for paying thla add. Inquire Herald offlco. 21tf FOrt RENT 3 room apartmonl for family of two. Ht. Kranrl Apia. 628 Oak Bt. Inquire Apt. No. 4. 21 KOIl A FIST-CI.AHH ftirnnro cor rectly luntallud. See L. N. Hnlnua. 1020 Main St. 21-27 FOR nia.NT Two room Apt, for bachelor. 1019 Jefferson Bt. 21-23 SEVERAL MKCHANICS and help era wanted nt Klumnth Knlle Auto Co. 21-22 VII.I lll'Y second-hand throahlng outfit. Munt be In good condition. Beo Max Kowolowakl, Mnlln. Ore. 21-27 ALL WOOL men'a aulta or over coata mndo to measure for 123.50. For appointment call 100. 21-27 FOR SALE S room modern houao with stovea; torma, aacrlflco for quick an In. Call H2-J nfter li o clock. . 21-24 HAUUAIN3 IN UBKD CAI18. See Iluick CJnrngc. 7th and Klumath. - 21-24 ASK VOl'Il CnoCER for l'ellcon City bread. While nnd French. Freah dnlly. 21-17 FOrt RENT Furnished slooplng room,, adjoining bath, 1136 Pino 8t. Call Mra. Wllaon. Pliono 21. 21-22 FOHi SALE Clooil bicycle. Chenp. Roller chain, new apokea, conator brake, nearly now tiros. 122S Wor don Ave. 21 FOR .SALE Ftirn'.ihed house, 11200, r,22 Lincoln. Inquire r.Sl N. Fifth. 21-27 Cured Without Surgery JF ybu suffer with Piles ,1 Will send you my FREE, illustrated book telling of the causes, symptoms and injurious effecti-if neglected. It also describes the non- surgical, painless methods which afioble.me to GUARANTEE n speedy and permanent ClirC Tifffltmt tin m, lu, mUn Wfwklv If It la Inconv.nltnt to bt har. rnr dully tirntlon. Wril. lod.r for Dock. UNO M&illORIUttM PORTIAND.ORCCON j.'WWW.y a1. ia.wirieri3aiaianaB Mlsoii'a iviili'i tinor limit Inn clit lica nt. K. K, H. Hloro 17-22 . Kodak flnlahlng at Htlnaon'i, 8tf Kodak flnlahlng at Btlnion'a. Stf i-acsw FOR SALE FOR HA I.IC Wool ImlU liy tlm I. K, O. Horluly. rhotiQ 177-11 or 32K-W. . l'J-22 KOIl UALIv One IIiiiIhou aiiiHiilHlor, A-l coiiilltloii, (iood rulilier and uatrua. 021 Oak Bt. ltl-21 FOR BALK $100.00 Iliunawkk phoiioitmpli, allghtly uaed, 176.00; AIhii $170,110 Auiillun phiiiiuKriiph, $115.00, raah or I "rum. II. J. Wln loia, uguiila for Wiley II. Allisn Co. 10-21 KOIl BALK O melody aaxuphoiio with cimo, llko now, $H0. Call ut Central bnrbor a hop. 020 Muln Ht. in-21 FOR BALK 1 11121 OuKlnnd 0 tour ing. $370. - Boo Illll Wllliama at Metropolitan Oarage. 12tf FOR BALK Houae plana, complete for 8-room modern atrncture; an unuaiially olerer dealgn and one you hould conalder It you are going to bulla. I have no uae for them and will tell cheap. Call llorald office. 2SU WANTED 1)0(1. SUITA11LU for furm or ranch, Intelligent young animal, free to the periion who will glva him a good home. Addreaa Dux lg, 1 !-. u 1,1 of fice. 19-22 (JICNTLKMAN WOULI1 LIKK room and hoard In private family, ref erence fumlahed. Wrlto "Roomer", euro Herald. 18-24 W A N T K IJ truck body. Second-hand Ford Call 212, R. R. R. 18-24 garage. WANTED An opportunity to ex plain tho auperlcr advantage of our "Honeat Income' Inaurauco. Roblnaon and Roaonqulat. Room 4, Bugarman lildg. 17-22 BUSINESS NOTICES Old Knullah floor wax, bruahca and pallahon In aovcral alxca. Folnta prlcea muat come down. lioro wo go Dutch Boy whlto load 110.25 ior 100. Llnared oil II. GO per gal, barrel Iota $1.40. Roof and bungalow atalns, $1.20 and up, any color. If It la paint wo havo It. I'ATTKHKONH OUO South Oth Ht. 1'hone OHS-J. 20-20 WANTED Dreeainaklng. Wo apo- clallto In Mlaaoa Droaaca. l'none 58fl-M .. JO-21 ,, DANDY MAOAZINE club otfora. Call 894--R for Mra. I'ellott. S 150 15- TRIANOLB CAFB The place to get ' good eata OPKN ALL N1QHT. 618 Main Btreot Phone (24. 14U HELP WANTED HKLI WAXTICD An Intelligent person, either aex, way earn (100 to $200 monthly correapondlng tor newapapens; $1G to $26 weekly In apare time; exper ience unnecoaaary; no oanvaaalng; aubjectt auggeatod. Bend tor par ticulars. National Preaa Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y. Aug.. 21, 1923 Aug. SI, 1924 Ino. SltOAflt)N"VATED" PRACTICAL NURSE wanta malorn- lty caaea. Can give reforences. Phone 19-F-16. 17-22 COMPETENT NURSE wanta any kind ot ensoa haa furnlaliod room. Call 402 Walnut. 17-22 WANTED To contract trench ex cavation for the inatallatlon of aowor DlPOS. Inquire Loroni Co, Phone 871-W. 123 N. 6th Bt. ttitt FOR RENT FOR RENT Two bedrooma.' Call 219 Jofferaon pr phono 447-M. I 17-22 FOR AIRES Hoavy work hordoa. Robert S. Adami, Morrill. Ore. S 4 O 8 too. ... POULTRY FOR SALE Another lot of extra tine W. L. pullets ten and twelve weokg old. Will be fine winter lay ers. 76o and 85 ench. Mnywood Poultry Farm, Corning, Calif. 17-21 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HELLO, I'D LIKE TO 5PEAK TO mi;; m itflA. - ; ' PLEASE ,-XjUST V. j-f PLEASE, IF SHE REAL ESTATE FOR HA LK Four riium houxe pn rt ly Cut nluliMil, $11100, 1035 Doloraa uvonue. 20-20 FOR RALK 6 room new modern bungalow. Call at V20 Rohm Bt. 20-20 ' 1'OU BALK Large, modurn, 2 story homo on corner. Paved street, garage under house, furnace, nice lawn, $XQno. This Is a beautiful homo. A 5 room bungalow, nice yard, almost completely furnished, $4,000, Five room modern bungalow, cor ner, garage under houae, trees und ulco lawn, $0,700. Terms. ' Modern flvo room bungalow. Close In, on pavement, corner, $4,700. Have all sizes and p(lces of homes In good location, also residence lots and some good farms. One of the beat rooming houaea In city, also apartment houao. Rea sonable on terms. MRH. NATO OTTKRHKIX 001 I.Lncon Bt. lliono ft.'Ml.M I 19-21 FOR BALE Modern 0 room houao, furnlahod of uufurnlahed. Terms. Will conalder small car as part pay mont. 213 Michigan Ave, or phono 483-W. 17-22 LOST & FOUND LOST Sunday, Sept. 16, 1923.. Bomewbere on Lengell valley road wost aide of valley, between the Frank Orahs ranch and Lost ttlver, south of Ilonanza or on now market road In Poe valley, or be tween Olene and Klamath Falla, Two quart Thermo, bottles In a black leather case, Inside ot a whlto linen bag. Finder return to 413 High Bt. or phone 612 and receive a reward. 17tf LOST. STRAYED OR 8TOLEN, . September 9th, one bay mare, weight 900 pounds; no brand, white right hind foot; small wire cut left front foot; white' star In face. Lib oral reward. Notify C. C. Colvln, Uox 86 or phone 417. 16-21 FOR RENT Large store room on Main street. Inquire at 1177 Main St. 19-21 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of an execution and or der of sale duly laaucd by the dork of tho Circuit Court of Klamath County, Orogon. dated tho 3d day of AugiuuV il023, In a certain suit In tho said Circuit Court wherein Llzsle M. Fitch, aa plaintiff, recov ered a Judgment and docree agnlnat Albert C. Bunnell nnd Laura O. Body-building food "v, fmih digested How many times have you said "I like a cer' tain food, but it doesn't like me" meaning you can't digest it? But don't despair. You'll thrive on Shredded Wheat th? perfect food in biscuit form. Shredded Wheat not only contains every essential food element, but it is so thoroughly cooked that it is readily digested. What's more, the golden brown shreds are delicious. Try it. x . Shredded Wlicat is 100 whole wheat, ready-cooked and rcady-to-eat. A per fect, delicious food for any meal of the day. Serve it limply with milk or cream, or topped with perries) or fruits. Con tains all the bran you need to stimulate .'bowel movement. It is salt-free and uef. sweetened you season it to your taste' Triscutt is the Shredded Wheat Cracker ' a real whole-wheat toast. Try it with butter, soft cheese or marmalades. Shredded WKeat The perfect food in Bitcuit form p.vv.'ii CIMrg m A MINUTE 4V" I LL SEE 15 HERE' III1 I ikTTZJV 11 LEGAL NOTICES llunnoll, hla wife, and William A. Duncan aud Clalro F. Duncan, his wlfit, for tliu sum ot Klghl Hundred ($800.00) Dollars, with Interest thereon from September S, 1922, ut '!'o P'Y annum, $160.00 attorney's fees, and the further sum of $24.00, costs und dlshuraetnanUi and accru ing costs, on August 3, 1023, sume bulni; upon mortgage foreclosure, aud tho Hlierlff of Klamath Coun ty, lu obedletit'o to said Writ, did soil blocks 1 and 2 aud lots 1, 2 and 4, block 3 town plat of Morrill Klam ath County, Oregon, at tho front door of the oldci.t Courthouse In Klnmuth County, Oregon, now being used us such, ut 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of September 8, 1923, ut public auction, to tho highest bid dor, for cash, when the said mort gaged premises, and all thereof, sold for tho sum of $100.00, the said sum was applied toward the satisfaction of said Judgment and de croo which on the date last afore said amounted to $1046.92, leaving a balance due thereon of $946.02, und Judgment was secured against tho defendants, and each of them, personally, for the said deficiency. Notice Is hcroliy given that I will, on Monday, October 15,- 1923, In front of tho oldest Courthouse In Klamath County, lu Klamath Falls, Oregon, now being used as such, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, sell, at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol lowing described real property, to wit: NW4 (also described as NW fractional quarter), the ,WU4 SW14, SE'A SW'A SW 6E, sec. 19,1 township 40 8., R. 10 W. M., and containing 320 acres, moro or less, same being the property of defendant!, William A. Duncan and Claire F. Duncan, his wife, who are . the owners thereof as tenants by the on(lrotlns. Lots 1. 2 and 3, block 26. East Addition to Boannsa, Klamath County, Oregon, be longing to 0ie defendant, Claire F. Duncan. ' The SH NWH4, section 32, T. 40 8., R. 14 E., W. M.. same being the property of defendant, Claire F. Duncan. BE hi NEV,, NE4 SEVl, section 31, T. 40 B R. 14 E., W. M., same being the property of defendant, William A. Dun- ' con or so much thereof as may be nec essary to satisfy the said judg ment and decree In favor of plain tiff and against said defendants and each ot them, with interest thereon at 8 per annum from September 8. 1923, togethor with the costs and disbursements and accruing costs of and upon this writ. L. L. ROW, Sheriff 'of Klamath County, Oregon. ' Dy Burt E. Hawkins, ' ' Deputy. S 14. 21. 28 O B, 12 LEAVE It MIS5 OLIVIA. SOME monw iv SPEAK TO VOL) . "ON THE PHONE -jJ sTHOITSJ J Aklft TCII Liiiasl I lM NOT AT WOMVj LEGAL NOTICES IV RASKIU'ITCY IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OK THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON. In the Matter of W. C. GRIFFITH. Dankrupt. To the Creditor of W. C. Crfflth: Notice la hereby given that on the 18th day of September, 1023, W. C. Griffith was duly adjudged bank rupt and that tho first meeting of creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned, nt 400 Main street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Otcober 4th, 1923, at 2 p'clock p. m at which time creditors may at tend, prove their claim, exumino the bankrupt, elect a trustee, and transact such other business as may come before them. Dated: September 21, 1923.' . J. C. RL'TENIC, Referee In Bankruptcy. S 21 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Publisher) Department of U10 Interior V. S, Land Office at Lakeview, Ore. September, 10, 1923 Notice is hereby given that Zlg mund Pletrzyckl Peters, of Bonanza, Oregon, who, on May 15, 192S. mndo Homestead Entry, No. 011425, for SW?4 SWV1 & E SW V4 , section 3, township 388, range HE., Willamet te Meridian, has filed notice of In tention to make Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before J. O. Ha maker, U. S. Commissioner, at Bo nanza, Oregon, on the 20th day of October, 1923. Claimant names are witnesses George Sparecton, of Boiinnza, Oregon. Claude Dayton, of Bonanza, Ore gon. John Bradley, of Bonanza, Oregon. George Hirtz. of Klamath Falls, Oregon. . F. P. LIGHT. Register. S 120 U inc. NOTICE OP PUBLICATION (Publisher) Department of tho Interior U. S. Land Office at Lakeview, Ore. August 28, 1923. Notice is hereby given that Lester Clinton Wlshard, ot Langell Valley, Oregon, who, on November 23, 1917, made Homestead Entry, No. 010588, for NWftSEU. NMSWK add 8W148Wtf, section S, township 40S, range 13E., Willamette Merid ian, haa filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before J. O. Hamaker, U. S. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Ore gon, on tbe 12 day of October, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: R. C. Cowley, of Lorella, Oregon. 3. T. Billlngsley, ot Langell Val ley. Oregon. A. T. Tannan. of Lsnarell Vallev. A C. 3 THREE DAYS ONLY $1 .50 BOX , , Salaway Peaches will be in about a week. Prunes, Plums, Crab Apples will only last about one week more. Ashland Watermelons,- Cantaloupes, Honey Dews, Casabas are coming in now. We Deliver Free-Why Pay . Phones 84 and 85 Cor. Sixth and Main Sts. TO LENA f HELLO-MISS OHVIAM ( IS NOT HOME - WHO m ' , I ( OF THE CITY ? ' M SHALL ) TELL HER iwmr"-' m&Ttr1 ' T called? rCT, V Ri nKP Er?an?b V Mr C OH! OR 1 MEAN' 5HES J p . ' " ll " Oregon. J. T. Bradley, of Bonanza, Ore- frnn. ."$ tHo answer to your stove problem 1 I.ANfVS NOME for Wood or Coal. An ideal medium ixed. medium priced ranee. LWCS ARCTIC for Coal and Wood. Extra large firebox, paciout otcoi and cooking lurface has LANG'S tiot Air DraiL, Gi lenger Special On Canning IE (V ( IS MI55 OLIVIA OUT OF THE CITY Y I i F, P, LIOHT, Register. A 31 f 3n Ine Lang's PATENTED HOT BLAST SMOKE BURNING RANGE is' the most economical cook stove on the market. The fa mous LANG Hot Blast prin ciple enables these ranges to utilize every heat unit, taking -advantage of every particle of fuel consumed. Manufactured in twenty-five different sizes -and models, our line offers you the widest of choice in the selection of your range. LANO 1923 improved mod It 00 wr trtty pouitV trarusst cl itm, rfura bihty tod 0covomy. - Hund- torn nw high thtU with drop elosott, Mara pip at , taar, fart trvtas, 6aboM, ate. CaJi at our mtora tar damanstiatiaa. Baldwin Hardware Co. Klamath Falls, Oregon - STOVES. s on 6y ALLMAN & mt - - , ;ti. ' .BI 1 ;