EVENING I HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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.MONDAY, FEB. 23, 1925
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a4 4 aatf till tf lha iirioui luaa mm
liallaai thai stay mult laarflaf ahyil
itaftl aaw iriMflbt I A Lt AM I A tar all bran
filial affitflaai. ALtAMEA it I aura vaaa
till pfaaaraila mUi trm niwlv fi
ataft4 alant Dr. Baaj. r Orablraa. Ariar
mm, Ma,, rttaat "I um it tniuilvtlv tor y
raitlia aatf my family. It U aulife. aura
aaa afa la in aaiiait ilka natnini alia,"
l iof iiimtiiL plivtlriin nutknd (hut a Iriba
U In iii tii NnTmU. by lit u of oils front
a. iiatlrt plain wn linumuo from lh TAVAfi
of Intluotitti. Ha uwl ttitw oil aBoutf lilt
no
wine Midi "dfilli" cimi. ' Nwa of I ha
mlU iMrpi ih world and fr roa tlato
II ! ni txiatiula lo
IaI.hasika run i
and mivm uniforinir
Kan now brcn lUnilnnllird
finl mlrif-utou rtaulU In
fair nay
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r; I, i aoMfnw iIm liitUMHl mtm-
mi rallavr Irrliatlon. i. It Iiutumi
aacrtuon or muvoua aim urnona ar
pctoriilon, A. It- lltunUtHi pore f Ina
fun In throwing f? Iwdr poiaona ana I. U
ajrlioa at lh cnuic. cltovft.iijf narpi artUm
imjiiiduialy.
Tto dm ronfuM It-with ordinary baluM
With ayrm Hint ra only .vnMlilnf lynii
ainT du itut iu In Im mm of ;h troulil.
Unlli oihrr couith reincOi IIaUaMKA la
fra from roal Ur and nlhar harmful m;
ik. lirawtnt lo labs and abaoluttly aafa
ujiva to rhiidrrn,
fit, iura yu art IUL HA MK A with Ilia
ate lure of ih Itulian on n. (Jur
anlfrd I' rvllatv any cuiiili, nn mallvr tnm
In Klamath FMfi tfuy It from
Btnr Drug Co. ;
tor
Chronic
Coufftit
SAGE TEA KEEPS
Orny linlr howovor linuiiioiiin, ilo
nolm nilvunclnx into. Wo nil Know
Iho NdvmiiuK" of a youthful np
p.mrunoc, Vour hnlr Ih your ctinrin.
It inakiw or mum the fnro. Whmi
It fiidcit, mm Rruy nnd looka
ktrvaki'd, Jimt a tow aDpllrutlonn ol
Bulla To mid Kuloliur cnliancos ltd
nppmirnnco a huudrod-fold.
Don't may urny ! Look younK!
Kllhcr prrpuro th reclpo at Imnic
or net front any drug Moro a hot
tin of "Wxtb'H Buna and Sulphur
CcnillouuU." which la merely tbo
old-tliiio reclpo Improved by Iho ad
dition of f.ttier InRiedU'iitH. Thoim
anda of folkt recommend thin
mady-to-ima proptirnllun bucnuso It
dnrkem tho bnlr bonutlfully, bo
lUen no Clio can ponnlbly toll, an It
dnrkuLa eo iinlurully and ovoiily.
You lilt h ten a hpoiiko or nufl
hriiHh lth It. drtiwlnir thin tbrotlub
tjiu hnlr, UikliiH ono amtilCnlrainl nil
a tlmi. Il ninriiliiK tho uruy liulr
diHAipvim: ntlor another uppllcn
tlou or I o, Iu imlurul color li ro
utorod nud It boconios thick. Klonny
and lnati oun, nnd you appear yearn
yoilUR.-r.
Herald Want
Ads Pay
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i. , Too iiitiolt rich food fornnt Held
which oxello and ovorwork tbo kld
uoya Iu their vffortM to filter It
, from the ytom. (flush tho kldunya
' occAslonully lo rollovo thorn llko
you . relievo tho howoln, romovlng
acid, wantn nnd polnan, oIko you
. limy fool t dull mlHory In tho kid
ney, reHlon, sharp pnlim In tho buck
Qr Hick hondncho, UlilnesH, the
atomach notirn,- toniiua Ih noaled,
. nnd when tho wenthor In bud you
liavo rhoumntlc twlnon. Tbo urlno
In aloudy, full of , xodlmont, the
channel often got Irrltutud, obllK
Ing ono .to.get up two or three
tlllioB during tho night.
To help ncutrnllto therto Irrllut
Inff aclda ond flunli off Iho body'a
.: urlnouH wnntn, boKln drinking wuter.
AUo got about four ouncoa of Jud
HnltH from any phiirnincy, l:iko a
tnbleapoonful In n gluas of water
before braakfimt tor a tow l,i.v mid
'yonr kldnoya may then act fine mil
. bladder rtlaordetn dlaappenr.
Thin fnmotiB, anlta Ih made from
t'lO ncld of grnpoa nnd lemon Julec.
combined with llthln, nnd haa boon
mod for yonra to holp clean nnd
'" allmulato BltiRRlah kidneys and fttop
Muddor Irritation. Jad Bolls ta ln
i expenalve nnd mnkoa a delightful
, offnrvoacdiit JUhlu-wator drink
' which millions of men nud womon
take now and thon to holp prevent
Horloua kidnoy nnd . blnddor dls-
orrinra.
Dy all meana, drink loin ot good
walor every dny. Havo yntlr pliy
llolnn exnmlno.your kidneys at least
wlco a yonr. Adv. '
YOUR HAIR DARK
DRINK ITER
KIDNEYS
HURT
' iwioo a yunr. y. I 1 1 ' 11 r 1 I " ' , j, " 1,1 ' '
i p Now at our new location, 906 . Maiiv opposite Postoffice, Murphey's Seed Store, 0. K. Transfer Co, U
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HTtUli.NT KI.YCIW AVOID
MISIl.tl'H UJIILi: I I, VI NO
LONDON, Kb. 23. Most ovlit
tlun accldvnlii ra duo (u dIIkIiI ir
rni'H uC Juilmncnl, aocardliiK to a r"
cdiit miulynlii iniiito of moro Hum
300 mlnlmim In llin Itoyul Air Forro,
It wiih found thai of GO pi'ironl
of Ilia ncrlili'iilK, duu lo nrruin In
imlKinpiil, but n tfmull numlicr lie
full pupllH ta flying 'uchooln, while
a luiKii numliur wcro cuuved by
cunilimnnoHn nniong recently (trad
u tit oil pllixit.
WAHIIKV VAHK l'KMH
WAHlllNOTON, Fob. 23. Tbo
ncinhiulliiii of Cluirli'ii W'jirriMi lo
bo Attorney (lonoriil In lo bo taken
up tomorrow n a micclul iiiokIIiik of
tbo Kounto Judiciary committee
White Pelican
Hotel :
Merchants Lunch, 60c
12:00 to 1:30 p.
m.
Alao
Banquets V
: . Parties
f, Dances
Uon't ovurliiok our dltiner
dance Feb.. J 1th.
Wood
; We can supply your
fuel needs on 6hort
notice.
Blocks
Dry Slabs
Limbs
. Coal
Fuel Oil
Phono your orders to
,535
, 601 Main St.
O. Peyton & Co.
' "Wood to burn"
601 Main Phono 335
Beautiful
Eyes
Tlio Hrnllliy Kyu la tbo beauti
ful cjf.
Jlert. luflnjiicd, wnlory oyea uixi
certainly not good : to
look nt. ,
' Thoao hIiowIih tlio above
aymptoma nlnnjH havo weak
tyoa. ItrllPTo the Nlraln with
' proper Rlaasea anil you re
mnvQ tlio cmiMC.
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Dr.Goble
Glaaaca Framed
700 MAIN
Ground' "' Rcpnlrwl
Eyes Examined
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f EVENING HERALD'S Mf NEW TODAY HI FOR SALE f FOR RENT . l I LEGAL NOTICES f
ri.A5.;iFipn ads , , Zl
Advorllnlng for fraternal orders
or societies charglm; a regular Ini
tiation too nnd dues, no discount.
KoIIhIoiih nnd benevolent ordern will
ba charged tho regular roto for ail
advertising when nn admission or,
otjior chnrgo la miule.
Want ads and rondlug notices -villi
ha received up to 12 noon on tho
day ot l:uo.
NOTICE
OnSHlfli'il udrcrtixcmriiU licre
nflrr liiusi bo (mill for iu advnncc
unlraa I lie mlvei ILscih curry nn open
account with Tlio levelling Hem Id.
ITASKIFIKD AD ItATra
I'lmt IimerUou irr lino 10c
Two IiiM-rtlona pcrlluoISc
Tlirco liiHcrtlona per line 20c
Four Insertion per lino 25c
IVcrk (0 time) per Hue 30c
Ono nion tli icr lino 75c
,
NEW TODAY
KOH KKNT Ouragc.
I'lno 8t. aftor i) p. m.
Cull 1136
23-25
FOll ItliNT Modern furnished Apt.
Winters Illdg. l'hone 149-W.
23-24
KOK -HUNT Uirgo 3-rooni furnish
ed, apartment. Adults only. Close
In. 4 39 Tenth street. 23-28
WANTED Work of uny kind by
man experienced In truck driving
or general work. Koom 23. Met
ropolitan hotel. City. 23-25
W1A.NTKD .Man to work on ranch.
All summer Job. Apply trollldny
L 7 '.'i !::; Klamath. 23
KOItS SAUK (Sl'lSCIAl.) i room
" plastered houso. Hut It. aiuk, toilet
hot nud cold ivtiler plii.nbliiR:
1 block from puvoment, $2S00.OO.
1350.00 down. $.'0 month. Wal
ton A Wright, 001 Main atraet.
l'houo 643-W. . 2J
Good Glasses
Are a Blessing
Thoro can bo no Joy or aatls
fuctlon co complete, as that de
rived from your first pair of
gluHsoa.
PROVIDED
Your oyos have been examin
ed by an experienced and com
petent Optometrist and tho
glares curofully fitted.
That's tho klud ot work wo do
Dr. H. J. Winters
KyeslgUt. Spcciullst
. 711 Mnin. l'liouo 1 10-W
Wo grind our own lonses
Swansons
Barber Shop
Look for Iho Tallest Polo
In tho World
llouuty Shop In con
nection. Gortrndo" Johnson In
chnrgo
Bpecinltelng In Warccl
liiff, water waving and
French papor. curl.
Shampooing, scalp treat
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for
ladios and mon.
Hair tinting and hnlr
goodi mnde to. ordor.
Phone 318 A
' 62S Main St '
FOR 8AI.K II u n d r o d r. nt new
spring droii! in bright color.)
mid dulnty dlcn Jugt arrived at
Hon Llt'gln'H Lndlea Itcuily-to-Wiear
store, oppoaltu tulephone office.
23-24
FOR SAI,K At a aucrlflce & acres
-eloae. In on highway. Must sell
quick. Terms If desired. Chlt
cotto ft BmlJh. 23-24
FOll SA!B Lonch Koom, 22 aeata,
borshoo counter andi 5 tables;
20 chulra. 16 3rd St., Fjiireka.
Cullfurnlu. 23-24
FOR BALE Dulry herd, Holstein
grades and purebreds; also milk
ing 'machine; price reasonable.
Would trade for stock cattle.
l'Uone ll-l'-L2. 110x 530. 23-28
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST Grey Xaedo glove, grey and
white fur iKind on top Please
return to Herald office. 21
23.50 and 429.50 HIGHEST grade
wool auitlng, tailored-to-measure.
Spring lino now hero. 1004 Main.
21-27
FOR BALE Tvro Allman-Tuylor
steam engines. Make good saw
mill engines. 31. Huff, Dairy.
Oregon. 21-27
FOR SALE
K X T It A V A LUES
STORE and two largo opartmcnts,
$17,000. Terms.
TEN IX)TB, houso and barn, closo
lu, $1,000. Terms.
MACl'IRE & MAOUIRE
817 Main Street
RESPONSIBLE SERVICE
.INVESTMENTS
FIRE INSURANCE.
EVERETT TRUE
I - (Mn5 out.
Of TH-C
- a
IM AMOTHCK nHivcre MONTnJS s. ""li
BACK IM THE HoSPlTAt-
3)ISTl?S S a INKS. THROAT
SET IN (TWAS FOUMO ATVS5i-e
Tolopei?ATist' soTHey- Removes? mt
FOR BALK Four room plaatsredi
house. Bath, toilet, hot water,
plumbing complete. Range with
bouse; on pavement. $3250.00.
..'00.00 down, rent like rent. This
price in for quick ucie.
FOR BALK 3 room bouse. Bath,
toilet. Range with houso; lot
60x200 ft; on pavement. 1200.
$500 down, rost llko rent.
FOR SALE Rooming House.
Lease and furniture for sale. 23
rooms. Oood business.
WALTON & WRIGHT
001 Mulu Street
ivn w a a I. K Itoeil ha!i hiieirv
1133 Walnut. 17-23
FOR SALI? Cabbbgo, 3V4c lb; Rod;
Onions, 4H;c lb; Bauer Krant, 35c
gai. i'A mno nortaaest ot siann.iFOR Rt.VT 2 large, sunny rooms,
' John Honzik.
F3-M3
FOR RELIABLE USED CARS of
standard makes, see Buick and
Star Garage, opposite White Pell
can Hotel. 1-1 3tf
FOR SALE 100 ton Timothy and
Alfalfa hay. Prices reasonable.
Piiona C38-W. 17-23
FOR SALE Real Silk guaranteed
Hosiery. Mrs. S. E. Durham, 1034
High St., agent. Phone 382-R.
19-3
ROOF AND BUNGALOW STAINS.
$l-.25 per gal. until Murch 1st.
After that dato, $1.50. Pattersons
630 South 0th. 20-26
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11
FOR RENT
FOR R E N T Bed-room, use of
phone and bath. 301 Washing
ton. Phone 284-W. 21-24
FOR RENT Two first-lass furnish
ed Apts. A. A. Belitnan "& -700
Main or Phone 800. ' -11-84
MAN AND WiIFE wants camp or
any cook job. Can make good.
343 N. 9th St., Phono 226J 18-24
. ; -
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT 4 or S room
house) In or near town. Write
Box 90. Cr. Herald. 21-24
WANT E L- TO RENT A modern
houso reasonably close in. Com
pletely furnished and with two
bedrooms. Box 69, Cr. Herald, tt
BY CONDO
PAR-POM MC, MfC. G-RAY,
IN Ir0-C(5R(2JPT. i HAVC
NOT IOROTTeM AO-OUT VOUli
OPE RATION, BUT YOUR X.
-pcRltiNCS WAS KiOTHIMS
COelPARtSO WITH MNHc. ,
X HAH MY AfPEN TJIX .
CIFTO-JJ OUT
AND -v
AA(W. A VSRY
COM PI. I CATION HAT
VOCAl CORDS BtLCAVSCi
I. (MAS; CONTI
MUACt-T
FOR RENT Two room apartment.
Kverythlng furnished. Good gar
age. Inquire 703 North Ninth.
FOR SALE Two-room furnished
house, S50. $100 will handle.
It. H. M.aley, 703 North Ninth.
21-23-24
FOR RET Four-room partially
furnished bouse and a throe-room
partially furnished apartment.
Phone 482-W. 21-24
WANTED TO RENT A small un
furnished houso, must be modern
and well located. Ads. Box V. C. P.
Cr. Herald. IStf
FOR RENT Rooms. 840 Walnut:
bath; phone; heat. F5-M5
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
Phone 239-J. 21-7
two blocks from Main. Gentle
men preferred. Phone 523. 19-25
CALL t FRANK'S BAGGAGE LINE
for moving trunks and light haul
ing. Phone 850.' Corner 8th and
Main. F19-M18
I MISCELLANLOUS
YOU WOULD FIND mare pleasure
in life with a new, neat, clean
home. Let Browning do it. In
terior and exterior decorat'ons.
Phone 461. ; .i- F21-M21
TRIANGLE CAFE r.he place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
833 Main street. Phone 624. Dlltf
PIANO TUNING W. H. Morgan, at
Shepherd s for a few days. 17-23
EXPERIENCED STOCKMAN, 42
years Ofld would -llko to$ lease a
' good "ranch, fully equipped and
stocked on a share basis or .would
take the management jot foreman-
shlp unul--both "parties are satis
fied. Can give the , best of refer
ences In every respect and will
put up acreage as security that I
will make good. Address Stock
man, Evening Herald. ' 16-27
PAINTS. OILS AND VARNISH',
Deadunlng felt roofing and glass.
For less at Pattersons, 630 South
6th street. 20-26
. ORAX W. LOUD
Expert watch-maker, Swiss watches
a specialty. 107 So. 7th St. F20-M5
TO LEASE 5 acres, small house in
city limits. C. S. Montellus, 708
Stain St. 20-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the 'State ot
Oregon for the County ot Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of
George W. Bloomlngcamp, deceas
ed, in and to the assets of the co
. partnership of Edward Blooming
camp and George W. Blooming
camp, deceased, co-partners doing
business under the style and firm
name ot Bloomlngcamp Bros.
The public will please take notice
that the undersigned has been duly
appointed administrator ot the above
entitled estate by the County Court
ot Klamath county, Oregon, and has
duly qualified as such administrator.
All persons haviug claims against
the said co-partnership estate shall
present the same to the undersigned
administrator, properly verified and
'with vouchers attached, at the btfice
ot his attornev, H. M. Manning, In
the Hart Building at Klamath Falls,
Klamath County, State of Oregon,
within six months from tho date of
this notice.'.
Dated Monday, January Jis; 1 925.
EDWARD B LOOM'I NGCAM P,
Administrator of the estate of
George W. bloomlngcamp, deceas
ed. In the co-partnership' of Ed
ward Bloomlngcamp, and George
W. Blnnmtrgcamp, deceased, do
ing business ns Bloomlngcamp
Bros. Jan. 2fi, Fob. 2-9-10-21.
NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS
In the Cotinty.Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Klamath.
In the Matter ot the Estate ot
George W. Bloomlngcamp, Deceased.
The public will please take-notice
that the undersigned has been duly
appointed administrator ot the above
entitled estate by the County Court
of Klamath County, Oregon, and has
duly qualified as such administrator.
All persons having claims against
the snld estate shall present the
same to the undersigned admlnis-
trator, properly verified nnd with
vouchers attached, at tho office ot
his attorney, H. M. Manning, In the
Hart Building at Klamath Falls,
Klamath County, StAto of Oregon,
within six. months- from the date ot
this notice. . ' i
-Dated Monday, January 26, 1925.
EDWARD BLOOMINQCAMP,
Administrator of the Estate of
George W. Bloo.nlngcamp, deceased.
Jan. 26, Feb. 2-9-16-21.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County 'Court of the State
i ot Oregon tor Klamath County.
In the Matter of the- Estate ot
R. C. ANDERSON (sometimes known
as Robert C. Anderson), Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
administrator ot the estate of R. C.
Anderson (sometimes known as
Robert. C. "Anderson) Deceased, by
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Klamath County, and all
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same to the undersigned at the office
ot Fred D. Fletcher, No. 16 Loomla
Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon
within six months from date hereof.
Dated this 2nd day ot February,
1925.
. R. H. ANDERSON,
Administrator of the Estate o(
R. C. Anderson, Deceased.
Feb. 2-9-16-23, March 2, 1925.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that sealed bids for the purchase
of bonds of Klamath County, Oro
gon, Issued for the construction ot
permanent roads therein, In the
sum ct One Hundred Twenty-tlvo
Thousand Dollars ($125,000.00),
will bo received until the hour ot
4 o'jclygk p. m. on the 14th day of
March- 1925, at the Cbflmbers of
tho County Court, In itho Court
House In Klamath Falls, In said
eotuaty and State, at which time and
place said bids will ' be publicly
opened by said County Court; said
bends being in denomination of One
Thousand Dollars (1.000.00) each,
and dated April 1. 1925, maturing
as follows, to-wit:'. ?
$3000 eleven years from date .
of issue; ' .
$3000 twelve years from date ot
issue;
$3000 thirteen years from date
of Issue; I
$3000 fourteen years from date
of issue; - .
J3000 fifteen years from date ot
issue;
$5000 sixteen years from date
of Issue;'
$5000 seventeen years from date
of issue; - .
.$5000 eighteen years from date
of issue; '
$5000 nineteen years (rom date
of issue;
$51)00 twenty years from date ot
rssue;
$7000 twenty-one years from
date of Issuo; . .V
J7000 twenty-two years ' from
date of l3sue; ...
$7000 twenty-three " years from
dato of issue; j
$7000 twenty-four years from
date of issue; .
$7000 twenty-five years from
date of Issue; . .- v
$10000 twenty-six years : from
date of issue; , ii v
$10000 twenty-seven years from
date of issue;
. $10000 twenty-eight years from
date of issue; .
$10000twenty-nlne years from
date of ls3uo; t
$10000 thirty years from date
of issue; f si
said bonds to bear lnterost not to
exceed 6 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually, on the first days
ot April and October, prlnolpal and
interest payable in United- States
gold coin ot tho present standard
of value, at the Fiscal Agency ;ot the
State ot Oregon, In New YorkClty.
: Said bids must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certlttod
check for $6250.00, and the suc
cessful bidder must be prepated to
take delivery within 30 days from
date of sale.
The successful blddor wilt be re
quired to furnish the printed .bonds
without cost to the County.
The approving legal opinion of
Messrs Teal, -Wlnfree, Johnson
McCulloch, of Portland, Oregon, will
be furnished the successful -bidder.
The Court rosorves the right to
reject any or all bids offered,
C. R. DeLAP, -Clerk,
of Klamath County Oregon,
Feb. 18-19-20-21-23,24-2546-27-28,
Mnrch 2-3-4-5-6-7-9-10-11. '