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j. The Warning Signal . V
J, Udlrn ' ulairrami and. other tooth defect nrc Invariably iw
VMled by lomo derangement ol the physical condition. When thin
' happens, "spring tonics" won't help. The euro Is to be found
' only In a thorough Inspection and repair of the faulty teeth. An
. examination Is free.
R. D. C O E, Dentists v
(PalnK-sa, of count.)
800-304 Hopka Bldg. Hth and Main. Hi. 836
Dentlatrr at prices you can afford to Py
Your Lingerie
The modern .woman wears silk, not just because It la better
looking, but because It Is real economy to do to.
Tou will never know real lingerie satisfaction, however, until
yon have tried "Lux-Shu-Rl Knit" brand clinging, ' soft and
lovely, made to conform to your figure.
-
Tou may 'have Oils satisfaction . for the same price you now
pay for ready-mades. j
Phone 243-R before .noon tor. private showing. No obligation.
111S Main -
MRS. A. M. CRYSTAL
Quality Distinctiveness Low. Cost
rhone 843-R
Have you
V read these
advertisements I
OREGON and her products are being advertised
to all the United States this month by rail'
roads. Have you read the advertisements? '
This is "National
Oregon Produds
," . Month ! i ' ,
Hold - !t)regf .Producto5
dinners or lunches; mer
chants can feature displays '
. of Oregon merchandise; of-
;'M
guuzatkms can include at
least one number on Oregon
manufactures in their pro
grams; school children can
write essays, or make up lists
of Oregon goods you'll be
surprised at their variety. v
- Oregon products compete
with the world. You can buy
thempa MERIT. Xhen, too,
your support of Oregon in
dustries means more work,
more wage earners, bigger
payrollsncreased prosperity
for everyone.
Associated Industries of Oregon
Portland, Oregon . .
' Dan, C. Freeman, Manager
The Racine
Formula .
Each day brings us
additional proof
that RACINE
Tires are built to
RACINE the formula of
TIRES ,', honesty.
' Like every other
product of genuine
, merit they reflect
the character of
the men who build
them. ' .
Motor Inn flaraor
230 Main Phone 294f
fjfsltlm Pflfflflllfl A Chicago man wants Su0,p00 be-
rWMMrt wlUdowhatw, CaU,e another m twk tb8
- 4.rAVUU claim for It he treated HKs 80 cents,
lid four yun of Caureh or Deafa '
' . caused by Catarrh. ' :"' ' f "' I :
" T-T L I HeraW "Class" Ads Pay
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SONG REVIEW
ATH
rtAwa ruK KUUCU hi
WILL BE TAKEN Ur
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT
Old Time Melodies to Be
Featured at Shrine
Show Friday Night
One of the mist picturesque acts
that has been aeen In Klamath Palls
will be given at tie Crater Lake
Shrine club hl-jlnkJ, vaudeville and
dance Friday night,. March 27, at
the 8candinarkin hall. It ti called
an old ttmo aong review. Tali act
will please' everybody, both old and
young. It Is very pretty, and most
modern.; Harold ' Bell, who Is the
only man In this act, will have hla
hands full trying to amuse and en
tertain , more than twenty ladles
who are appearing In this act. There
will, bo a clnrui of six melody
maids, dressod In tie very latest
and most - modem of chorus cos
tumes. .
The melody maids In this chorus
are Frames Beatty, .Venice Moore,
Mae . Young, Ann Mallett and
Miriam Wortley. Edna Kent will
portray the character of the old
song "Peggy O'Nell." Kern Hanks
will portray the character of 'Juno,"
the girl from the Blue Ridge moun
tains, Pearl Barth will portray the
character of an Eastern Miss, as the
Sunshine ot Virginia. Bertha Maosey
will portray the character of the
Red Cross nurse in the Rose ot No
Man's Land.
Blanche Betchel will portray the
character of the old-fashioned lglrl
in the Girl of the Gingham Gown.
Lena Dennis will portray the char
acter of "Mother, a word that
means more than a fortune. Haxel
Pease will portray the character of
a young briJe. '
DAXCB. PLAN'S MADE
MartJn Bamaby In Charge Of "Hop"
' y;-Of O. A. O. Students
'For greater O. A. C. the students
home.: for spring vacation, former
Oregon Agricultural students and al
umni : residents of Klamath Falls,
are entertaining their friends with
a dance in the White Pelican hotel
tomorrow evening from nine until
twelve. Rorlck's orchestra will fur
nish music for the evening.
SENATOR RETALIATES
Itrookhart Claims Election Contest
- .-. One Gigantic Fraud ;
DES MOINES, Iowa, March 24.
Denying allegations that he deserted
the republican party in last year's
campaign and obtained election to
the United States senate "by fraud
and deceit," Senator' Smith W.
Brookbart .. today . characterized . the
contest of, his election brought by
the republican state central commit
tee as, "a dishonest and fraudulent
conspiracy." '.
' JUDGMENT IS GIVEN
A A. Soule Gets Verdict for 833
- From George Dnvall
' In a judgment ordered entered
today by Circuit Judge LeavUt, A.
A. Soule. was awarded 1863 from
George and Emma Duvall as a ter
mination of his salt against them
The court ordered property of the
defendants foreclosed to satisfy .-he
judgment.
Preliminary plans for 'staging an
other rodoo at the fulr Kruuiida this
summer were dlseunsed yostorduy
attornoon between' members ot the
Bly Rodeo association and the coun- i
ty fair board. It was the consensus
ot opinion thjt the vodoo should be I
continued as heretofore. . j
- A general meeting will be- bold
Friday night at watch time definite
stops will be taken concerning the
rodeo plans. It held, the rodeo mill
be staged during (ho week ot July
4th. ,
Members ot the rodeo association
are Goorge Boyd, Eugcno Henry,
James K. Glvun and James Edsal.
Members of the fair board who at
tended the nieotlnx agreed to coop
erate: with tho rodeo association In I
every possible manner. ; .'..;'
INDIANS TO BE
GIVEN HEARING
. On the charge of transporting In
toxicating liquor onto t;ie reserva
tion, Silas Barclay, Louis Knight
and Millard Lang are scheduled to
apear before United States Commis
sioner Bert C. Thomas tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock. Only one will
appear,, however as Barclay and
Knight, escaped from the county
jail Sunday night and are still at
large. Officers are searching for the
two escapes.
APPOINTMENT OF
-JAMES DRISCOLL
GIVEN TO SECY.
SALEM, Ore., March 24. A list
of appointments devolving upon
President Moser of the state senate
and speaker Burdick ot the lower
house has been filed with tbe Sec
retary of State. ,
, On a committee provided by sen'
ate Joint resolution 17 to investiga
tion methods of assessment and taxa
tion, President Moser has appointed
Senator Henry L. Corbett and A. A.
Smith of Baker, and Speaker Bur
dick. has appointed Representative
John Carkln, of Medford and Carl D.
Shoemaker of Portland. ,. .
A special committee to ntudy re
forestation, authorized under house
Joint resolution 20, Senator Moser
has appointed Senator Dennis" of La
Grande and Russell Hawkins of
Garabaldl. and Speaker Burdick has
appointed Ray Jr. - chapter of the
west forestry , conservation associa
tion, Representative Bates of Clat
sop county and J. H. Drlscoll of
Klamath Falls." ; ' ' " j
BISHOP REMINGTON
TO CONFIRM CLASS
UUhop William P. Remington of
the diocese ot Eastern Oregon will
arrive In Klamath Falls on Satur
day afternoon to administer confir
mation to a ctiss lof children and
adults In fit. ; Paul's - Episcopal
church under the directions of Rev.
T.' A. Meryweather, Bishop Reming
ton will remain In the city on Mon
day to attend a parish meeting In
regard to the building ot tho now
church which wMl be made this
sprlvg.
Among those m h) will recolve j
confirmation are M.-Oscar Solve
and Mrs. O. . 8. Cotrell and James
Darling Jr., Butty McConnoll and
Helen Salve. The services .will be
held Sunday morning at II a. m.
BIRTHS
JOHNSON March 20. at the
private sanitarium, to Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley' Johnson of Klamath Agen
cy, a daughterJ
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BURRI8 MareU IS, at the pri
vate sanitarium-to Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Burrls, a ten pound son.
WRIGHT At the private sani
tarium, to Mr. and Mn. Wright of I
Chiioquln, a six pound girl.'
When boillngc Ush add a little I
vinegar. Fish . tales are better If
taken with a grain of salt. .. ..
Mrs. Wm. Bessler
Furrier
I 025 Washington
Bet. Hixth and Seventh
All work 30 to 60 per cent
less than any fur house In
Klamath. Work guaranteed.
Shoes
Worn
Out?
Mail them, to the
Goodyear Repair
Shop and. have
them, put in first
class condition at
a very small cost. :
Yes, and we'll pay
. the return postage.
Goodyear
Repair Shop
Next to
Herald Office
W. W, CONNORS
Proprietor o,v '
Think This Over
RE you going through 1925 and not
save a cent? How many people
- make a high resolve at the begin
ning of the New Year and then fail
to live up to it! Are you going to fail?.
Open a Savings Account Now,
Save by, the week or month. Watch
your savings grow. The bank will
help you.
4 oh savings
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The First National Bank
' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Capital Stock $200,000.00
. THE HOME OF OVER 5,000 SATISFIED DEPOSITORS
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Rugs
$i
Down
Axminater
' and
Congoleum
Big Shipment
Just Arrived
New and novel deaigns, and color large
selection to choose from.
Buy them this way
$1 down balance easy monthly payments
There is no longer anjr need for you to de
prive youraelf of that rug you have long
wanted our plan makes payment easy.
Your credit is
good here
Other articles we sell for $1 down! Rogers
Silverware small rugs Indian blankets
electric ironsbed spreads quilts mat
tresses, etc. '
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Klamath Home Supply Co.
1140 Main - Near White Pelican Theatre
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