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THE EVENING" HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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THE EVENING HERALD
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Two , Insertions ior Una 18b
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On Mouth' ...per lino 750
Minimum ebsfga, zGo. Ads not
eoniscullvo are ohsrgod u now
following aaob omission.
First Insertion li In' "Now To
day" column without oxtrn charts,
but oil Insertions, In that oolumn
ra tt ttrit insertion rat.
Display classified adi (whor
typo larger than this to uiod) aro
counted nlna Knot to Inch.
Copy matt bo In Horald offlca by
noon to rot In that day's paper.
NEW TODAY
- u
1 Pluns, specifications anil homos
designed, Illlla o( mutnrlnla aud ostl
niutna furnished. Now In tlio tlinn.
Jim, I,. Crlsmun, Htrm-wrul Kiml
peer, 131 N. 2d. Phono 728. Nblf
FOR HALF,- Dodge louring, nvoi
buulud, good rubber, 2 r. 0 . Phm-p
600. ... . 10-20
FOIl HAt.K loKlsluron Poland Chi
na 1 1 1 ( m. linn! to registered sire for
Murch Mini April llltvrii. Ity
noil, phono 17K3, Worilnn, Or.
W. Ntil-
, Or. 10-SI
HALF lMtl.l.AU IIOTTLH of Tonn
-A'har llworil Climn.ir. fine to
ChrUtmiia Uncord pur- huner nt Burl
Hlli'I'hvril Co., tu7 Main HI. 10
FOIt ni!NT Purnlnlicd cotiugn, Do.
cimhir 24. Phono 729W-. 1'Jtf
' FOIl HA1.K Two frvh milk town.
tVall li'H J"ffron. 19-22
f . r- ,
FOIt HAU-Tlia fnl lowing uro bar
galiu -Dodge touring, Cbuvrolet
louring, llulck 0 roudMur and Itulck
8 louring. Thuna. cum uro wtll worth
tha prlco ukud uud ivruu cuu be ar
ranged with rraponalhlu partlua.
ilulck Ouraga, Buvantli and Klam
ath. ... . ! :: 19-2.1
FOIL HA LB 3 now modern boufa,
oue 2-room, one 4-rooirt and one
(room. Inquire 743 N. Hlh t. 19
I
.Vol In-, V. D. of J. ,'. of A.,
tar1'nl", ImcuI, No, 1UO i
-Regular mooting Wmlnvidny, 7:10
P. M. at I. O. O. F. ball. 19
4
FOIl SALE Uto modil Dodgo flva
panavnger tonrlng: muni aell. I'urt
cnah, roat on time. Call &41-J. 19-20
1
HLKKIMNO..ROOM for rem at 431
Wushlngton st, Pboua 273R 19-22
FOR RKNTiFour-rooni furnished
house and garage. Will rent for
3 or S months to responsible parly,
llox 33. Herald office. . 19-21
WANTED
CARPENTER work done by hour or
day. Tolophono 639-W. K. Nel
son., ... ; ... 18-22
WANTEDr-A good, bright boy not
younger than 17. with wheel, to
act us moasonger, to ono who has
uuiblilon,. we will teach him. to be
come an operator and manager, with
good paying position soon us com
petent. Hero's nn opportunity for tho
right boy and be nrust bo right.
Apply a. Western Union. . . . 19tX
WANTD--Man or, man and wife for
. dairy work, good pluco for right
party. Write to II. K. Koyso. Mid
land, Ore, , , ,. , , , 17-23
FOR SAiLK Solid oak six-foot ex
, tonalon tablo. Phono C49M 17-19
WANTED--TO buy n lot for cash, not
over (400.. Ilox 44, Herald of
floe. 17-19
I i
H0U8H WORK wanted by the hour.
first-class references. Telephone
839R. ' . 17-19
POSITION WANTED If . yott r
worth mora you can earn more by
securing a better position through
The Herald olaraMlod ad oolumn.
... 80tf.
District Manager Wanted. j
'" Uie,' Accident,; JlenitU Insurancoi
.( Ahreotlve proposition to. right mam
National Life 'Insurance 'Co. ot V
a. A. (Establlshei 1808) . PlUook
blook. Portland. Dl-Jl
LOST &! FOUND
. , KKWARD. , , , .. ", ' :
ifC roward for tho return to 623
Klam. Ave; pf tire and rim, also
88x4. Plckofl ,up. at, ' corner of Ctill-.
fornla-Orogyn garngp. ,, i;. .17-1 9
LOST-On Morrill road,. Sunday P,
. M a Utllp black, dog, Alredalq
nnd Spits, named Jack. 134S Cres
cent. Reward..- i ,;r. 18-21.
LOBT -On Merrill road.'-Suntlay P,
- M., a little black dog, Airedale and
Bplta, named "Jack." 1345 Crescent,
Reward.;. :Vv,:;";...'..:. W
FOUND $'20 In easy money, by puti
ting a t0-cent , want ad In The
Herald and .disposing of excess stuff
that I couldn't use but was Just what
the other fallow waatod.. ,.,.,, 3Ptf.
BUSINBS OPPORTUNITY- flVnt to
buy, want, to sell, nt Prt,,r;'
Baslly -arranged through The Herald
classified advejHlssmsnts, , , .. tOtf
MONEY TO LOAN
MONBY.TO LOAN If you bsva It,
and ara looking tor ood inwatr
msnt, you csn tlai tha oa r
lookini for with tmall 3
MnaisV I1MII! U (tUMi Idl
FOR SALE
FOIl HALK -Now IlimilllKtoil HI11111I
11 11I tvpowrltur lit on (i hull rogulur
price, lUiuni t, Hull hotel. 18-20
FOIl A UUICIC SALE Vlolnr Vlo
irolu, u burguln; uIho (1 latest
rocurds, It wanted. Apply 92" Klumt
utli uvo. . . . . . D1K-J1
FORCKD HALK-Blora und fixtures:
1 piano, somo nam; 0 building
lots; oilier vuluuhlos, Hoo Dick, 220
Mlilu St. , , ' '. J 8-2-1
FOIl HA Kilvliig away, ulmost
your own terms, 3 lotB. Fnlrvlnw
addition. I'honti 839-R. 17-19
FOR BAl.B Ono ' II. H size 80,
cream snpnrntor; two 0-giil,
erouin cuiih; 0110 heavy rot In nod
3-kuI. bucket; nna 3-gul. codur churn,
I7D. PIiouo 028. 17-22
1 llf you want a kooiI family cow at
tend ttin miction nnlo at tha County
Fair pavilion, Friday, December 21st.
17-20
FOIl 8ALB AVflll-fvd turkey., Mm.
. llnimou, phono 400-J. 17-10
V'Oll HAI.H Martii Mountain Koll
, om, 10; new flutf ruw, drocr
and library table. 403 Pacific Tor
raoo. 17-19
AI.TKRATIONH, addition!, gnragmi,
ntoro fronlH, ahulvlng, countom,
cabinet work. Jai. L. Crlainan, 131 N.
2d at. Phono 728. Glf
lluy your npptai dlroct from the
grower, 11.75 por box, purcvl pimt
lirupalii to Kluinath Full. 11. A.
Owmm. Anhland, Ore. , DlS-JU'ln
FOIl 8AI.KThlrty now pluyur piano
rolls. Phona 437-11 K-19
LIVESTOCK auction aale of 60 milk
cowe at County Fair pavilion, Fri
day, Dee. 21 at. 17-20
1 i
23.BO ALL WOOL BU1T OR OVER
t'OAT tuilorod to your moaauro by
A. Naih Tailoring Co. All one prlco.
Phona 109. A IU Reunor will call
day or evonlnga and "bow gooda;
plenty of aamploa aatlafnctlon guar
anteed dftaa bettor for leaa. D13-J&
FOR ilALE Voultry, beel and pork
si .Cash . Basket Oxocery every
Wcdnosday. Mrs. Julia Swindler.
, . . ,, , 13-20
, AJ'PLDS Newtown Pippin apples,
large site, delivered In second sone,
17& a box, & A, Nye, Talent, Ore
gon. ,(.,.( ..,r i - T-10
FOR SALE LATge red onions, cab-
bage, parsnips, carrots, beets. Mile
and a quarter northwest of alalia.
John Honslk. .. i N28-D28
ORANGES. S3 per 40 lbs ((not)
box, by prepaid parcel post. H. 1t.
PhllUps, Corning, Cal. No culls. 27tt
AUCTION fiAI.E 60 milk cowa and
bnlfors at County Fulr pavlllnu,
10:30 A. M.. Friday, Deo. list. 17-20
PIOKLED OLIVES, $1.26 per gal
lon, by prepaid parcel post, II. H.
PhllUps. Corning, Cil.' 27tf
FOR RENT
FOR RBNT Med room In private
family. 414 Walnut ato. , 18-24
FOR RENT 4-room apt., with bath
S8 Main at. 18-20
NEWLY. furnished rooms with heat
by the day or weok. 920 Kiamatn
avenue. .
FOR R.HNT Sleeping rooms, 419
.K 10th sU 10tf.
FOR RENT Two, 3-room apts., IP
N. 10th st. No children allowed,
8tf
FOR RENT Sloeplng room, 14 per
-week for one. 119 Washington
atreot. D3-J3
;, MISCELLANEOUS
TRIANQLJi CAJTB The plaoe to got
good eaU. OPEN ALL NIGHT. $
Main atreot. Phone I4.,.-, ltl
FOR SALE 60 fresh. Jersey, Guern-
eoy and Swiss milk cows. Attend
auollon aale at the County Fair
grounds at 10:80 A. M., Friday, De
cember aist. " . , 17-20
PUBLIC NOTICE.
L. L, Shafor has been appolntod
city salesman for the J. R. Watklns
company in ivianvatn runs.
MISSING PERSON.
.. - - -. I
RALPH DK WIT Inst heard of
S yours ago at Klamath Falls. Brothr
er John Is dead and, Ralph Is needed
to BCttlo estato. Any one hnvlng Jur
forom.tlon oommunknte with Mrsi
Joo Stuart, 811 Morris street, Mor?
rlsnn, Illinois. 17-19
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
'Yreuo; DORIS! 1. '"'i
r i ;.iues3'.
NOT
REAL ESTATE
FOIt HAMS
HoumlnK houito, leased; nutting
20 por ont on purchase prico.
4000 cash; will hundlo thin big bar
gain. t37E0 (Klvo-room modorii houso,
larKo lot, closo in, full basement,
$1000 cash.
A fliio brick block, very choup, on
a good corner.
H800 A nlco 8-room. plastered
bungalow; lots of cublnot work In
kltchnu; on very easy lurnm. ,
We can suva you mony on lots.
Bee un before you buy.
A. A. IIBI, I.MAN, & CO.,
700 Muln HI. 18-20
FOIt BALK At n bargain, 4 -room
uniodnrn Iioumo with furnlturn. In
quire W. C. North at Waldorf pool
ball. 18-24
FORI 8ALK--Lnrgo 6-room hoiiKC, all
. ntodarn, aewcr connectlona, full
buHemont, nil built-in feature. Ap
ply at 2106 Reclamation nvonue.
Mills addition. . 1G-21
FOR SALE SO-acre alfalfa farm,
near Malin; eaay lormif. Box M.
0., Herald office D13-J16lnc
BEST RUY IN TOWN Four-room
plastered bounn, C0xl20 foot level
lot; on macadamlted struct. For a
quick sale, 81800. Terms. Call C27
Klamath nvo., Trrownlng. . 13-19
POULTRY
CERTIFIED - BABY . CHICKS Wo
j are now booking for ' full and
spring delirory in Wiblto and Brown
Loghorns, IL I. Rods, llarred Rocks,
11 lack Mlnorcas. We are a member
of the Olenn Co. Farm Bureau Certi
fied Flock nnd Accredited Hatchery
association, Orland Hatchery, Orland,
Ulenn Co., Calif. , itt.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOB PtJBUOATIO.V.
DrTwmment of the Interior.
United States Land Office at Lako-
Tlesr, Oregon, Nor. 19, 1923.
Notice la hereby given that Peter
Pleterstelner, ot Algomn, . Oregon
who, on November 24, 1920, made
Homestead entry, No. 011373, for
Lota 1, 6. 8ee. 24, T. 37 8., R. 8 E.;
Lot I and 8BA NWM, Sec. 19,
Township 87 8., Range 9 E., Willam
ette meridian, has filed notice ot In
tention (o make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to tho land
ahovo-d escribed, before O. R. DeLap.
clerk of the county court, at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, on the 27th day
of December 1923..-
CUImant names as witnesses: '
Fred Hngelsteln, Ray Cox, Wm.
Uhrmann, Oeorge Hngelsteln, all of
Aigomm, Oregon.
,. F. P. LIGHT, '
. . ,.. 1. Register.
N. 21 D. 22-Inc.
NOTICE FOR rUBIJCATIOX.
- Department of tbo Interior, United
States Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore
gon November SO, 1923. - ..
Notice Is hereby given that Al
binos Whltlatch' of Keno,; Oregon,
who on April 29,, 1923, made ad
ditional Homestead , Entry, No.
011882, for Lot 4, Section. 4, Town
ship 40 South, Range .8 East, Wil
lamette meridian, haa tiled notice of
Intention to make Commutation proof
to establish, claim to the land, above
described before C. Jt. Delap clerk
ot the county court, at Klamath
Falls, Oregon,', on the 10th day ot
January, 1924. , ,,..'. .... .
Claimant names a. witnesses: C.
H. DeLap,. J. F.. Foster,, William
Lambert, George Hoavalln, . all ot
Klamath Foils, Oregon
, , F. P. LIGHT, .
.. r -,'.", Register.
D4J6.. ....... ...... .,t--' .....i.i
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PnOP
ERTY FOR DELINQUENT IM
PROVEMENT . ASSESSMENT.
-, By virtue of a Warrant Issued by
the Police ' Judge of the City of
Klnmoth 1 Falls,- Oregon, dated tho
24th dav ot October. A. D. 1923
and to" me directed, notice Is boreby
given that I have levied upon the
following - acacrtnea rem property,
to-wlt: ..v v - - '' ;
Lots 3 and 4, a strip of land CO
feet wide off the westorly side of
Lot 2, all In Block 62, Original
Town Assessod ' to J. F. Ooeller,
now property of Jock Slater. Taken
and levied upon as the property of
Jnck Slator, In satisfaction of. a cer
tain improvement Hep croated and
dockoted by the City ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon, ' tor a proportionate
share of the cost of Improving Third
Sewer unit, which said Hen, la, dock
oted In Volume 1 ot the City Lien
Docket of said . City at i page, 2C3
thereof' on the date ot Juno 17, A..
D. 1911, In tha sum of $136.70,. No
tice .Is. also hereby . given that the
undersigned will, on the 82d day of
December,- A.-D.- 1983, -at-the hour
WHAT TO
svie's
CHRISTMAS -I'LLTAKE
THIS pPfORTUNlTy Or
5EEIN&
HASOM HANO -
LEGAL NOTICES
of JO o'clock A. M. of nald day,
at llm front door of the City Hall
In nald City, sell at public unction
to the highest bidder for cuah In
hand, tbo aforemontloned and do
scribed roul property, or io much
thereof an may lie nocesnary to satis
fy the above lion In - the "urn of
1138.70, toK'Hher with lntrt thero
nn 111 rnin nf a oer cent Dcr annum
jfrom the 17tb day of June, A. D.
1911, and together with the coats
and dlabursomenta, of aale hereunder.
OKO Li. HUMPHREY,
Chief of Polfco of the City of
Klamath Fulla, Oregon.
14-21-285-12.19. . f
XOTICK OF HAlK OP REA L I'llOP
ERTY FOIt DKMXQUENT IM
I'ltOVKMKXT ABHESSMKXT.
I3y virtue of a Warrant Issued by
lh" Police Judge of the City of
Klomntii Vailn, Oregon, dated the
30th day of October, A. D. 1923,
and to me directed, notice Is hereby
given that I havo levied upon the
following - described ral property, 1
to-wlt: . i
Lot 11, Block 19, Second Rail
road Addition, taken and levied
upon ns the property of Hugh C.
Anderson, Wi satisfaction of . a
certain Bewer lien created and
docketed by tho City of Klamath
Palis, Oregon, for proportionate
sharo of the cost of Improving
Sixth Bewer Unit, which said lien
Is docketed In Volume 4C ot the
City Lln Docket of said City nt
pagn 104 tncreol on mo oaie oi
February 19th A. D. 1923, In tho
sum of siZ'i.'Z. nonce is also
boreby given that the nnderslgnea
will, on the 22nd day of December
A.- TV 1923. at the hour of 10
o'clock A M. of auld day, at the
front door of the City Hull in sai l
City, sell at public, auction to the
hlKheat bidder for cash In band.
the aforementioned and - described
real nronerty. or so much .hereof
an may he necessary to satisfy the
above lien In the aum of lZd.v z.
together with lote.vst there-in , at
the rato of c per coat per annum
from the 19th' day of Fob'uary
A. D. 1923, and together with tho
costs and disbursements ot sale
rcicunder. ' '
GEO. L. HUMPHREY,
Chief of. Police of the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon. -
14-21-28-6-12-19. ! .
NOTICE OF SALE OF RKAL PROP
ERTY FOR DELINQUENT t IM
PROVEMENT ASSESSMENT. I
. By virtue ot a Warrant issued by
tbo . Police Judge ot . th- C.ly ot
Klamath . Falls, Oregon, dated the
24th . day. ot October. A.. D. 1922,
and to me directed, notice ia hereby
given-that I have levied upon-the
following - described real property,
to-wlt: . .... .... ... '
Lot 1. Block 31, Original Town.
Assessed to J, F. Ooeller, now prop
erty ot Jack Slater, Taken and levied
upon as the property, of Jack, mater,
In satisfaction of a certain, Sewer
lien created and docketod by the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for a. pro
portionate ahareoMber cost ol lm
proving- Third Sewer- Unit,..; which
said lien is docketed In - Volume
of tho City Lien Docket of said City
at page 2(1 thereof on the date of
June 17th, A. D. 1911, in the snm
of $44.82. . Notice Is-also hereby
given that the undersigned will, on
the 2 2d day ot December, A. - D.
1913.' at the hour ot 10 o'clock A
M. of said day, at the front door of
the City Hall In said Olty, -sell sit
publlo auction to the highest bidder
tor cash In band, the aforementioned
and desoribed- real property,- or so
much thereof aa m aybe necessary to
satisfy the above Hen in the sum of
$44.83, together with Interest there
on at the rate of 6 per cent per an
num from the 17th day ot June,-A.
D. 1911, and together with the costs
and disbursements of sale hereunder.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY,
Chief ot Police ot tbj City ot
Klamath Fans, Oregon.
14-21-28-6-12-19.
NOTICE OF SALE -OF REAL PROP
ERTY FOR DELINQUENT IM
PROVEMENT ASSESSMENT.
By virtue ot a Warrant Issued by
the Police Judge ot the, City . of
Klamath Falls, Oregon,' . dated the
24th day. of October, A. D. 1923
and to me directed, notice Is hereby
given that I have levied upon the
following - described real property,
tn.wll . i
Lots 8-B, 9-A, Block 3,' Railroad
addition-, Taken . and . levied upon
as tue. property ot Oscar Holm. In
satisfaction of a certain ..Improve
ment Hen created and docketed by
tho City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
tor a proportionate share, ot tho
cost of improving Sixth- Sewer Unit,
whloh said. Hen Is -docketed; in Vol
ume 4C of. the City Lien Docket
ot said City at page 63, thereof on
tha dote, of February 19th, A. D.
1923, in the sum of $113.40, No
tloe Is also hereby) given that the
undersigned, will, on the 23d day
ot .Deoember,, A. , P. ' 1923, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A:- M. 'of 'Said
WILBUR SETS
I'VE BEEN' TRY! N6 O-r0tK
GET DORIS FOR
WHAl C5MC
X rr-M J "rl
NEWS, OF-
THE KLAMATH COUNTRY
FATAL SHOT THAT
KILLED BOXER WAS
FIRED BY JEWELER
iYREKA, Cal., Dec. 19. Joseph
Chenls, 33, widely-known Bhastln'a
Jeweler and prominent In lodge cir
cles confessed to Sheriff A. S. Calk
Ins and District Attorney C. H. John
son that ho bad shot and killed Ja:i.
Brady, pugilist, of Omaha, Neb.,
whoso mysterious death la.t week
bad been made center of a thorough
Investigation by Siskiyou officers.
Chenls said he was returning to
bis store from the postofflce atcr
dark and was accosteil on the street
by Brady, who anked blm for money.
When he refused, Brady attempted
to "strong-arm" blm. He drew his
gun and struck Brady over the head.
In the scuffle which ensued the gun
was discharged and Brady fell.
Chenls said he did not realize at
first that his own gun had dis
charged and thought the shot must
have conic from some other direc
tion. He did not report to the police
at onre, lie said, because be was
frightened and did not know what
to do. , ' .. '.-".' . .: ... i
After telling the story to Justice
of the Peace J. B. Bradley of Weed,
Chenls was brought to Yrckn, wherq
he repeated it to tho sheriff and dis
trict attorney. . . Ho was allowed to
return home without any charge be
ing placed against him. ,
Several theories, had , been ad
vanced as to the reason for the
shooting of Brady, who beat hU way
Into the town on a train. He was dis
covered near death in the street and
diod on his way to a hospital.
Five time the Records at Earl
ShephcnTu Record Headquarters.
19-20
FOR BALE 60 fresh. Jersey, Guern
sey and Swiss milk cows. Attend
auction sale at County Fair grounds.
10:30 A. M.. Friday. Dec. 21. 18-20
LEGAL NOTICES!
dny. at the front door of the City
Hall, in : said City, sell at public
auotion- to 4he highest bidder for
cash in hand, the aforementioned
and described real property, or so
much thereof -as may be necessary
to satisfy the above lien In the sum
of $113.40, together With Interest
thereon at the rate' of 6 per cent
per annum from the 19th day of
February, A. D. 1923, and together
with the costs and disbursements of
sale hereunder.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY-," :
1 Chief of Police 'of . the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon. , , ..,
14-21-285-12-19. , ' ,'. I
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP
ERTY FOR DELINQUENT 1SI
PROVEMENT ASSESSMENT.
By virtue ot a Warrant Issued by
the . Police Judge ot . '.h j .City, ot
Klamath Falls. Oregon,, dated the
24th day ot October, A. D. 1923,
and to me directed, notice Is hereby
given that I have levied upon the
following - described real property,
to-wlt: .. . . . .. ;
Lot 17. Block 61, Second Hot
Springs Addition. .Taken and levied
upon as the . property ot Jnanita
J. Hubbard. In. satisfaction of a per
tain ; Improvement lien created - nnd
docketed -by the City of Klamath Falls
Oregon, for a proportionate share
of the cost of improving sixtn bew
er unit, which said Hen Is docketed
in Volume 4C of the . City ... Lien
Docket ot said City at page 65
thereof on the. date of February
19th, A. , D. 1923, in the sum of
$107.22. Notice is also hereby
given that the nnderslgnel will, on
the 2 id day of ,Decemn3r, A, D,
1923. at hour ot 10 o'clock A. M. of
said day, at the front door ot the
City Hall In Bald City, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for
cosh In . hand, , the aforemontiohed
and described real property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the above. Hen. in the
sum ot $107.22,- together with in
terest thereon at tho rate of 6 per
cent per annum from the 19th day tcrvoscent lithia-wntur drink which
of February, A. D-, 1923, and to- millions ot mon and women take
gether with the costs and disburse- now -o-nd then t-o help prevent serious
ments ot sale hereunder. - - I I kidney and bladder disorders. -
. , , .GEO. ilh HUMPHREY, I P.y all means drink lots ot good
Chlot rOf Police, ot the City of water every day. Have your physl
Klamath FnllBr Oregon. clan 'examine your kidneys ut least
14-21-38-"6-l 2-19.- - ' twlrp a year. - ; ' ' '
THE STAGE
JUDGING. FROM THE
CLOTHES. HATS. SHOES, V
RFAfV. HAIR MEl'S AND J -
TOILET SPECIALTIES
I CAN'T THINhC OF ANY
THING SHE REALLY NEEDS-;
MAN STRUCK BY CAR
IS THROWN 40 FEET
ILONR PINE, DeV 19. (Special'
Roy licasly was struck by nn atlto
In Merrill' Friday while croaslng the
street. Ho was thrown about 40 feet
onto the pavement, sustaining slight
bruises. '
LONE PINE SCHOOL '.
TO HAVE TREE 21ST
LONE PINE. Dec. 19. (Special.)
The Lone Pine school Is practicing
tor a Christmas program to be held
Friday evening, December 21, at 8
o'clock. It is hoped that the com
munity will be well represented.
LONE PINE
Mrs. Clyde Kiger returned home
Monday from Lakevlew where she
was called to the bedside of her
rrtother, Mrs. Suit, -who underwent
an operation. Mrs. Suit's condition Is
much Improved at this writing.
' Mr. Caspor of the bureau of onl
mal industry was Inspecting sheep
and catllo In. this section Tuesday.
Sir. nnd Mts. Norris, formerly of
Dorris, have leased the Burnott
place. They , took possession last
week.
Pinky Barks visited, the R. . F.
Beasly ran:h Wednesday night.
.Jlr., and Mrs. Burnett, who have
been residing on the Henry Sleman
place, have gono to- California to
spend the winter. Wilber Eastwood
and family will now occupy the place,
Mr. and Mrs. C W. Lewis were
shopping In Klamath Falls Thursday.
C,. Craven. Is supplying posts to
several of the ranchers In the valley.
,E. A. Masley Is feeding part ot his
cattle at tho Enman ranch.
, John Allen, San .Francisco, Iamb
and cattle buyer, visited thU part of
the valley the first of the week. Dan
Malloy of Klamath Falls, a livestock
ngert, , was also , In this section
Friday., , :. r i .
J. Dclan Vf the Spring Lake
Beirili Taking ' Salti if You
Feel Backachy or Have
- Bladder Weakness
Too much rich food forms acids
which excite and overwork the kid
neys in their efforts to- filter it from
tho system. Flash the kidneys oc
casionally to relieve them like you
relieve the bowels, removing acids.
iwaste cad poison, else you may feel
a dull misery in the kidney region,
snarp pains in the bacfc or sink
headache. ' dtxzinoss. tha stomach
sours, tongue is coated, and when the
weather is bad you hove rheumatic
twinges. Th urine Is cloudy, full of
sediment, the channels often get Irri
tated, obliging one to get up two or
threo times during the night. ''-.
To help neutralize these irritating
nclds and flush off the body's urinous
waste, begin drinking water. Also
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy, take a table
spoonful in a glass ot water before
breakfast for u few days and your
kidneys may then act fine and blad
der disorders disappear. ' ;
This famous salts is made from
the ucid ot grapes . and lemon Juice,
combined with lit hia; and has been
s!il for' years'' to help cleaa nnd
r.tinmlnto sluggish kidneys and stop
Madder irritation .Jad Salts Is Inex
mmsive and makse- n delightful of
NOW WAIT
OitT 7
COMES HOME ANP GETS
A SLANT AT
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AND THEN
WHAT SHE
FOR HER
community vUdtctl bis mother Mrs.
J. II. Doliin one day last 'week.
' Mm. M. R.'Gnflaneau and (laugh
tor, IJIIss Ifcleh. Vlfilted. .tho Jtohool
Friduy , ttfte-nooii... , , , '
. Loralnn and Pntillno Bously ac
companied, Watson IliircfHy to Mount
Lakl .Sunday. -(
, ,,'C.lyd Bradley was. looking, attar
business interests In this community
Thursday.' . : I" ' J- ;
; Krs. ,El A.' Hastcy 'an'.lit'llp 'son
Thoinns are visiting in Kliunaih Pulls
thin week, tho guest of Mrs. HAsloy'a ;
parents, , Mr, : i and'; Mrs.' Thomas
Martin. ; , ! ,,;'!',;: '
VMlsg Margaret Talliman .and Roy
Boasly were In Klnmnth Falls 8at
urdisy. 't ' -,y '","'''
, Con McAuliffe atendcjl. to, business
m,atters ip .MoTrlll, Saturday.,. ., i .
Ur. and Mrs, C. VW Lewis and
family ailcnded services In. Mount
Lakl Stinduy. . ., ''. , ' ,
i.Clurk Do Hart, who; for the paBt
several months has been employed
by J, S. Stevenson, Jeft for hW home
in California for an exteiided. visit.
Basil Hull is now sarvlng.ns a dairy
assistant in De Hart's absence."
Frank Sexton, county dub loader.
organizod a., first division sowing
club nt Lena Pino Monday. Tho mem
ber.! , Include Lortilne and Pauline
Beasly, Thelma, and Phelps Lewis
and Florence Craven. Loralne Beas-.
ley was chosen : president, Paulino
Beasly vice-president, Thelma Lewis
secretary and Mm. 'Mario O'Connor
local leader. :. , . .. ; -
(Sir. and Mrs. Hugh O'Connor and
Mrs. Doluii culled at tho Ward Dolan
ranch Sunday evening. ', .
CHILOOUIN
Uohn Hesslg of the Klamath Tele
phone & Telegraph company returned
Tuesday , morning ,from - Portland
where . ho sua been attending the
telephone convention. '
Mrs. Roy ' Deffanbacker -and Mr,
and Mrs. Lester Samples went to
Klamath Falls Tuesday where they
will spend the day doing Christmas
shopping and yilsting with friends.
: It yon want a good family cow aU
'fend the Auction Sale at the County
rair pavilion, Kniiny. unc. Hi.. lX-aw
K
T'
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HEW
WITH fiEO PEPPER
When "you - are f sofferlng "wHh
rheumatism so you can hardly get
around just try Red Pepper Rub and
you will - have the quickest : rollof
known.. . ; , .' . - -
Nothing has such concentrated, pen
etrating heat as red peppers. In
stant Telief.. Just as soon as you
apply Bed Pepper Rub you feel tho
tingling heat. In three minutes. It
worms the sore spot through and
through.-, Frees the .blood , ciroula.--
Hon,, breaks up the congestion
and the old rheumatism torture ia
gone. : - ,.' i i
Rowlcs Red Pepper. Hub, made
from red peppers, costs little at any .
drug ..store... Get a. Jar at once.
Use It for lumbago, neuritis, back
che, stift nect, sore muscles, colds
In - chest. . Almost ., instant .relict
awaits you. , Be sure to got, the gen
uine, with ptename Rowles on each
package. , - . .......
THOROUGH WORlt
(,.. '.i'. i : ' ' 'i
How a Klamath Foils Cltlsen Found
Freedom From Kidney Troubles
- . . - "I
" If you suffer from backache -
From urinary disorders
;Any curable disease of tho kid
neys, '"'"',"
lUso' a -tested kidney remedy. . -
Doan's Pills have been tested by
thousands.
, IKlamath people testify. Ask your
neighbors. . ', '
Can yon ask more convlctng
proof of merit? : , . ,
IEd Smith; plasterer,' 1229 Lnke
view Ave., Klamath Falls, says;
" "My work was a strain on the ,
kidney? cad I had attacks of kidney ,
complnl t, which made .lt almost im
possible 'or mo to do any lifting or
stooping.. ;.!- .back ached dreadfully
and I hd severe pains across my
shoulders and my kidneys acted ir
rogularly, too. Donn's Pills helped
me wonderfully, 'by relieving, the
aches and pains and putting my kid
neys In good shape." , -. t
,. Trice' 80c, at all dealers. .Don't
simply, ask fprt a kidney remedy
get Doan's, Pills the same that M!r.
Smith had.. Foscer-Milbttm. - ,Oo.(
Mfrs-'Butfalo.'N. Y. ' '
By ALLMAN
UNTIL SHE'
THAT , LAYOUT ,
I'LL' ASK HER
WANT&
CHRISTMAS
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