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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1025
EVENING?) HER ALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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calks, and the calks will stay.
7, In ' addition, to that, your shoes will be put in
' good shape in every other way.
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W. W. CONNORS, Prop. -
121 Nbrth Eighth - - Next to the Herald
There ire count
lot palna whlca ono
ran atop atop thorn
In momani. Tho
palna Billed 13 rheu
matism, to aoronxas.
lamenem and choiit
COldS. ;
Millions of ptoplo
have Uono this, and
for 65 years, by rub
bing with St. Jieob's
Oil. They hae ear.
Hub It on the aoro spot whenever
piln appears. Rub It on the cheat
aa aoon aa a choat cold ntatta. Don't
suffer, don't take rlska. And don't
be forcoil to wait for rollof. Koop
St. Jarob'a Oil on hand.
Nature will deal with the cause
of tho trouble. Or porhnps other
help may be necessary. Uut the
first t'Una; la to got rollof. Stop the
pain.
Homo may auicxcat other ways to
od eons of suffering, i do this. But 8t. Jacoba Oil naa
It la folly, not to do
Bt. Jacob'! Oil aeta In two ways.
this the moment pain appears.
Flrat, It cauaoa counter, .Irritation
which relievos countleirj pittas. Tben
It brlnns the blood to. tbe surface
to rellove tbe congestion which caua
M other palna and daniera,, ( ,
Rheumatism Backache LaniraeM
done It for Jnllllons done It tor 65
years. Yon can rely on It, your
druiciciat guarantees It. Let this
tlmo-teatod way draw out the pain
at onco. Get It before the pain
begins. Have It' ready. You may
In that way save many unhappy
hours. .
Lumbago Soreness ' Chest Colds '
St. Jacots Oil RuKfl3r
worthy ot receiving unqualified a
erlatlre oralae-that it la a dlsttait
pleasure to ee llapold Lloyd's Jateifc
comedy, "Olrl Shy," at tho Llberj
tooatra tooay oniy. noro is a pic
ture that tnav be recommended lb
anyono aa belns; the moat worthl
while h'ng that we have had th
enjoymont ot viewing In a long, ton
time
Sassiircd of the support of local
-witfl dealers unit promised adequut?
ntce In the new l'aul Johnson Ka-
unire on Kiainaln between Seventh
uUld KiKbth streets, the American
iUglon last nlgbt at a post meeting
iSijnounced an auto show to be put
oifr by tbe legVn March 19, 20
ijl 21.
! 'trim legion, In shouldering the
project, Is planning to have an
U4U show that bas had no peer In
htltn years past. Space will be 'ado-
gato, as the Johnson garage Is
iirger than space avallablo at the
-legion auto buow iam year.
'.'Another foature that will lend the
asow popularity Is the fact that the
pauio nnpw win no tree ot charge
lund dancing will be conducted while
the dlsplaay'a are being raido.
ffraucls Olds, H. E. Cetz and A.
n. Collier were appointed as a com-
Jt riitsjtteo on ' general arrangements,
VUh Mr. Olds cialrman. '
'jl. E. Omz, past onimandor of
(bo IokIjp and present adjutant; re
ilved tho wbole-heirted Indorse
ment of tb. legion as a member
'f, the. Klamathb county appraisal
oard, of tho World War Veterans'
Stole Aid commission.
jf News of the
Klamath Country
BONANZA
I "Clarence," by Booth Tarkington,
ias been chosen by the entertain-
Bent committee of the' . Bonanza
fbmmunlty
, Mossrs J. B.Scoti and A.. A. Wllk-
nson drove to tbe John Scott ranch
on business, and pleasure Sunday.
u:xon s ;raaio lurnisnea ' cnurcn
feervlces la the absence ot the minis-1
ter, Mr. Bowman. There were sev-J
eral car 1-oada, including Mr. and
(Mrs. H. V. Lytle,- Miss Grace Lytle.
IMrs. J -EfSjottf' and daughterj( hj
ir.aua.anii marr. ,nr. ana airs, ji.
K. 'Lytle and daughter Louise," Mr.
and Mrs." F. J.. Bowne and daught-
rs, Jane and Sybil, and Mrs. Charl
ie Harvey
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Com-
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to work off the cause and to
fortify the system against
an attack of Grip or Influ
nza. A Safo and Proven
Remedy. Prico 30c
bos bears this algnatur
STHMA
No cure for It. but welcome.
rellsf Is often brpught by' ,
AT THE PINE TREE
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For years wrapped up In tho con
duct ot the manufacturing business
8ho assumod dlroctlon of at the
(loath of bar father, a middle-aged
woman finds that sho Is In lovo with
ono of hor employes, n youth half
hor age. Sho marries him and, tho
Inevitable hnppons.
.Such Is tha story told In "Smould
ering . Fires," Unlvcroal-JowcJ-Clar-euco'
IlTOwn production, starring
J'aullno Frederick nd Laura La
Planto, to bo shown In tho Pino Troo
Thoatrb Thursday and Friday with
Oeoreo X. WOilto and IU All Olrl
Rovua, ' Malcolm McOrogor plays
tho part ot tho man around whom
tho drama Is vovon, end others
prominent In tho cast are Tully Mar
shall, , Wanda. Hnwloy and Jlolon
Lynch. .. . , . 1 , " ' '
Thi story was writton by 8ala
Cownni and Howard Hlgglm oapoc
Inlly far; Mli's Frederick, and Universal-
nccordod It a lavish production.
Moat of tho notion takos placo olllior
In tho oftlcos or operating dopart
ment of a big factory, or In the lux
urious hamo ot tho woman who
made tho -mistake' ot be'llovlng that
youth nnd mlddlo ago could mnto
and be happy. ? , , ,.
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, AT THE LIBERTY
' Lloyd U seen as a small tova tail
or's apprentlco, who, bashful to an
extreme degrees,' Is trying to make
a secret etudy of girls. And the
more he studies them, the more he
fears them. Ho makes the part one
calculated to win the sympathies, ot
any ahdlance at the outset.
, Besides being ono long laugh,
"Olrl Shy" has added morK of pos-sexalng-
a really dramatic story as
Its background. The supporting
cast, n small but entirely capable
one, includes Jobyna Ralston as the
feminine lead, Richard Daniels and
Carlton Griffin. Fred Nowmcyer
and Snm Tiylor co-drected from a
story by Taylor, Ted Wlldo, Tim
Wolan and Tommy Qray.
i Mrs. Lon- Burke has been spend
bg the last week In Klamath Fajls.
; Mr. and Mrs. Jravla Wenston were
laltora at tho home ot Mrs. J. L.
AVenaton Sandal.. : , ,. :
I Mr. and Mrs.. R. H.. Bowman bit.
tOrAft tn Rnnttw In naalflt .Mr ' f.
'n his revival meetings. They
mibnyk
For .many years speculation'
been rlfo ad to tha filming of HaroUL
Bell' Wright's valuable and WKrW-j
famous stories. Then came ajfar-
nouncamoat tnnt tnoy wero to Tie
given everlasting lite on the sliver
sheet. f
The first Is completed "VbiiQ. a
Man's a Man," oad the Liberty
Theatre announcos it as Its' Ve)lar
attraction for its screen tomjoTrony
AT WHITE PELICAN
"Outlaws of tho Sea" JsttMltnoly
picture. It doala with tho'vm-riin.
nors- operating botwoon MVinl;and
Blmlnl, nn lslnnd of ffhr! Florida
coast, .and la splendldjVy acted by
Mnrguorlto CourWt, Plowsfiondron,
Gordon Stnndlng nnd t0- Patteo.
. Tho etory Is one whtft -blends ap
pealing 'moments wBhithlg thrlllB
and should dallght nH,1who love the
water, tor much of tAvactlon takos
placo there. ', V. yi v "
"Outlaws of tho.jSa" Is playing
at the Wfolto PolloiittrThwtro today
only. i ;. ' 1 ..
' PERISIIN; FIRE
occts
' XAonnun i so cidc
i7f? fimiZXlti tsYiXi"t?vs hftt-V -mot lea iKWtela-ee40!
Bo seldom does It happon nowa-
NEW YORK.AMsrch 4. - ;Mts.
John Carroll, ho. 8 year old son
and 6 year ol' daughtor perished
today In a flrftn a five story ap
artment bulldltig. at 72 John-jon
atroot In the Jlorough Hall section
ot Brooklyn. iAvdoion tonents 'were
injured nnd s.l firemen worovvor
n reported to be very successful,
llss Helen Taylor visited Mia job
Birdie ' and Anna Hamnker Sunday
afTBrnosn.
trymmy Sparks ana family from
iYtt!n.ax spent Sunday at K. I. Bolds.
Ii?JE. Thayer returned home Sat-
rdsiy, night. He has been in Klani-
hFalls on business. '
Mtt'.and Mrs. O. L. Aronson and
tUohn Busboy are guests at the
hbmeoat Mr. and Mrs. Fred Been-
dlt i.. ' .
yUlsaVLoU Wen3ton visited with
Mis. NIbou Smith Saturday even
ijfc. Bonanin high gave a successful
novle 'IvVestbound Limited" Friday
f to . .
veaing. ' ?
.Mr. nsa Mrs. Martin were Sun
day dlnmul. guests at W. H. Klfts.'
Mrs. Wi O; Mack Innon-' was a
visitor of '.Sr. and Mrs.--Fruer Sun
MIsses Orfl.'B., an'd Allco Lytle and
Mary Scott 'tttended the local club
lenders, ineeilng held in Klamath
Falls Saturday'.
.hiss Aiarsueruo t,rana snoppea
and visited In Klamath Falls Satur
day. She attended the local club
leaders moetlag also. 4
Francis Trusjr was a Klamath
Falls visitor Saturday.
Gilbert Harrison recently purch
ased . the Horn I ration a tow miles
southwost of Bojianza. Mr. Harrison
also owns a ranch on Bold Butte.
MIhs Lucylo Vf.ir Is again on th3
sick list. Sho has scarcely recover
ed from scarlet lover.
Mr. and Mrs. i B. Reed have ar
rived at the hotne of Mrs. Ada
Parsons after spend the winter in
Sacramento. t- , V -
JSlrs.- Rita Morrison visited Fri
day with Mrs. Fred Bochdolt.
Fred Ruack well known Bonanza
man, Is at prosont employed In
Klamath Falls, by Hielbtirnnor and
Roa. '. , :
K. H. Hutto .was buying. grain tor
tho. Indians Tuesday: . 1
A. J, Oivons from Bly, bought
ryo from J. L. Sparratom Saturda).
In spite ot the fact that tho roads
are bad and thnt one of his horses
hid been Injured, he returned with
n f lve-h'.)rse team the samo day. -
'Mrs: ChastniVo was a vlaltot1 nt
.the ."home,, ot.. Mrs.,, Jome, Thtujadoy
Before you Build or Buy
'.'.; Get this booklet It tells yon
' what a real home should he
. The "Electrical How for Householders" is
. , an interesting booklet which describes and
- illustrates the latest and most efficient methods
T .' for the use of electricity. It tells of the many
, appliances you can use and the many things
you can do to make your house a real home of
electrical comfort. : -
1 This valuable booklet can be had free from
, ' .any contractor or retailer who displays the
"Check" Seal or by writing to our nearest
office.
PACIFIC STATES
- ELECTRIC COMPANY
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fMiun timjs aresujis
Mrs A.' A. Wilkinson -and ;,Mis
Editor. Scott visited Misses Alicia
and Lucylef Thayer Sund-i'after-
aoon, ; ; - - '
BUI Edler .ls to move onto the
Dan DrlscoJI . ranch west of town.
He Is . now making necessary, ar
rangements. " ,.' . ' .. .. : .
Mr... and Mrs. Austin Bechdolt
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bechdolt Sunday. -,- ;
rctaac" Sal
TO TRAX8FER PATIENTS
loltoruoon,-
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SALEM, March 4. A special train
carrying 80 patients" from the state
hospital for the Insane here will
leave Thursday morning , for Pen
dloton where the patients"' will be
transferred to tbe eastern Oregon
hospital for the Insane at that place.
The transfer will be made to re
lieve congestion, of patients at the
Salem institution. ; '
DOCTORS SAY
DON'T NEGLECT
Uhligs Electric Store
Baldwin Hdw. Co.
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PbyiliUat wine ilntt atflMtmi hwIi
n4 o4i anil till of ttit Mriem luni
hctloni that mty mult Lwdlnf phyil-
tm now prcrlb BALSAMEA tor ! bni
Ait) fftftlom. BALSAMEA ll m aurt vim
tibl prtparttlon mad from ft ntwlv dii
eovtred plant Dr. Bn). F. Crabtr, Andtr
ion. Mo., wrlUa: "1 uio it oxduilvoly for my
prtetlci and my family. If U aulek, urt
and uft in It action Ilk no thin oil.
Toward tho nd of the Influenza epidemic
a tortrnmtnt physician noticed that a trio
oHndlana in Nevada, by the use or oil frura
a native plant were immune from the rarapt
of Induenca. Uo used tHese elU amoof hi
white patient and then in a hospital orer
flowing with "death" case. New of the
results swept the world and for some time
It was not possible to supply the demand.
BALSAMEA ban now been standardised
Jnd Rites uniformly miraculous results In
our wnys : 1. U soothe the inflamed mem
branes and relieves irritation, t. It Increase
secretion of niucous and permits easy ex
perforation, 3. It stimulate pore of the
skin In throwing oS body poisons and 4. It
strikes at the cause, checking, gerto action
Immediately.
va not comuae ii wun qtuiuutt unmani
Are
"Check Seal"
Dealers-
In
couch syrups that are only soothing ayrupa
and do not go to the base of the trouble,
irtillke other ounh remedlM BALHAMKA (a
free from coal tnr and other harmful nar
cotic. 1'lMsant to take and absolutely safe
to give to children.
Be sure you get BAt-SA-MK-A with th
picture of the Indian on (he package. Ouar
nnteed to rellere any cough, tin matter fmm
wnat cause, or ynur monuy twa, u nrug1
Klamath Falls
bit Mil BiXSAUKA.
In Klamath Fair
Star Drug Co.
bar It .from
Couisha .
for
Chrenio ti
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