THURSDAY, ArRTL 30,. 1025
nE FOUR
EVENING HER7VLTJ, JnRTATH TATXS. OREGON
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lesuirance
Yes and among other forms, we are inaug
mating the
Group Life Plan
Now being adopted by several lumber com
panies here.
J. H. Driscoll
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Aching
v Stops instantly
Itching skin, broken, pimply or
inflamed skin you will never suf-
: fed tyoubles liko that when yon
know. . ...
Modern science, by- decades o!
study, has learned how to deal with
nch troubles. How to relieve in
' stantly. how to start healing at
. once. And how to bring comlpeto
results so quickly they am no.
The basis, of course, is sulphur.
"We can never hope -to fiad a factor
which so quickly destroys sk!n para
sites. "--But men have found new
V;. tt multiplied effects.
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. The hM-dav. method Is called i
- Mentbbv6uphur. "It combines the
: best atl science "has developed.' To
conntless people;-ti. has shown the
way to, avoid all skfn afflictions,
j; ' Ask; your drnfcrgtet; tor a - Jar of
VRowles Montho-Sulphur. Then you
are doing the utmost, and that ut-
most' will -amaze -you.- We - believe
that never again will you let a
'skin trouble annoy you for a day.
For Free Sample Address
WHITEHALL PHARMACAL CO. Ins
598 Madison Ave. New York.
AGRIGULTUHA
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OUTLOOK FELT
TO 8E BETTER
Optimism Prevails Among
Klamath Farmers and
Livestockmen
I time when most needed and the dry
farmer is assured of more prosper.
I ouj times this year."
The serious condition of livestock
I grazing lands, affected by the ex
ceptional drv yiar of 1924. does
! aot prevail this year, Mr. Leo point
' cd out. Whereas last year, range
g.-jij w:s at a premium, this yoar
the bills , and valleys are carpeted
'. ttith toe rich bunch grass so ncc,ea
! sa.y tor the cattle of tais count
I'-- N RAXCHER8 HEKE
Many Visit in City Since Monday
. Morning From Out of Town
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Ross Colvin of Olene was a
'Klamath Falls visitor. In the city
Tuesday from bis. ranch, la that
' section, as was C. A. Lcni.'stock
!man, of Kirkford. O. F. Anderson,
who conducts a ranch on. the Mer
rill road was .visiting in the city
'the eirly part of the -week and
'.Alex Tecumseh, a patient of the
- Klamath Genoral hospital, returned
-to 4ls borne yesterday In Modcc
. Point, where he owns a ranch. .
WHY SKINNY
FOLKS TAKE
COD LIVER OIL
A':l.r - . ... . - ,
Gain 5 Pounds In 80 Pays or Get.
Yonr Money Mack
Because it is richer in vitamlncs
than any other food In the world.
Doctors prescribe It for rickets
. and anaemia in children and for
, tuberculosis, malnutrition and con
valescence in .grown up peoiile.
As a produced of weight good
' healthy flesh there ih nothing Sr.
the world so good.
i . But it's nasty tasting, horrible
''smelling stuff that often upsets the
Btoranch so doctors now are order-
lng cold liver oil in tablet form.
i You've got to take on weight
when McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound. Tablets are taken regularly
you simply can't help It.
. It's so good that If it doesn't put
on live pounds of good healthy
fleah on any Hklnny man or wo.nau
In thirty days the McCoy, Labora-
.: torlcs of Now York authorize The
Btar Drug Store, Underwoods Phar
macy, Whitman's Drug Co. and till
druggists to return thu price you
paid .for It.
t Bo miro to ask for -McCoy's Cod
Llvor Oil Compound Tabluts sisco
tablets 69 cents. One woman put
" on- fifteen, pounds In fivo weeks,
"and they lire ospooially valuable,
r to weak, thin children.
A general feeling of optimism
among both dry farmeds and farm
ers on Irrigation projects, ii re
ported by County Assessor Bill Lee,
and his deputy. Maurice Johnson,
following extensive assessing trips
to all sections of the couaty.
' "The farmers are beginning to
sea toe dawn cf a new day." sa;J
.Mr.. Lee,, referring to water usets
on tbe irrigation projects., "Last
year, for example,, no relief was in'
sight. They were up to their eirs
In debt, and tile horizon looked
black generally. ,
"This year things look better.
There is relief for them in the cost
of maintaining their lands, felief
that will be furnished b7 the gov
ernment. Tbe mire of debt Into
which farmers were gradually sink
ing has released its hold. Favor
able weather gives promise of good
crops. ' In general the outlook is
brighter for the firmer than for
many years.
Weather Hclrw
Mr. Johnson, who has been .vis
iting dry farm sections of the coun
ty, reports a ' similar feeling.
"Last year, the spirits of dry
farmers were down to zero," ho ex
plained. "Lack of rain during the
early spring, when it was most need
ed contributed to crop failures. This
year however, rain has fallen at a
SUMMER RESORT
TO BE ERECTED
ON RESERVATION
. Catering to the tourist traffic and
the angling population, a summer
resort hotel sill be erected on the
hanks of-the Williamson river near
the Wi'.llanvon river church, by
V. A. Sutton. H. R. Pcrrin, local
architect announced yesterday. Ex-i
pfnse of the new structure will ap
proximate . $15,000. To W.. C.
Ames, has been let the contract for
construction. .
lu addition to the hotel, small
cottages, will be built In the rear of
the hotel and boats will be available
tor fisberaien. It ' Is planned for
the future to lay .out a bathing
beach on the lake shore. A supply
store will serve the tourists.
H. R. Perrln the architect for the
work has drawn up plans. The hotel
will be of the rustic type he sold,
w'lth shaded lawn.
ACCEPTS POSITION
Mr-. 8m th Bclnn As isti-d by Mrs.
Edith Jot nson In ,C. of C
Mrs. Edith Johnson has acep:cd
a position with tho Klamath Clam
ber of commerce for a montii. as
sisting Mrs. Leah Smith, who Is
assistant secretary of tho chamber.
Mrs. Johnicn is well versed In "work
of chamber of commerce and wil!
increase ' tho ef flcienc of the
c'oamber work.
! EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO
A Loving
:: Cup :
given away to the
best fox trotters
Saturday Night'
; Fort Klamath
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When' they say you cannot get quality at lower prices.
I sell Quality Merchandise only and I sell for less
because of a small operating expense.
Don't take my word for ii
Come in and convince yourself
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Hall Mark
Dress Shirts
f Collars to match
F ast colors
Dressy and serviceable
Easy to launder. Price
$2.00
for shirt and collar
Arrow
Dress Shirts
Variety of Patterns
Fast colors
A Standard Brand
v that needs no
comment
Price range
$1.50 to $2.50
Green Hood
Shirts
French Flannel
Collars attached
Variety of patterns
A combination of com
fort and style. Price
$2.50
Some Odds and Ends at Real Bargain Prices
I have gone through my entire stock and have placed all broken lots of Shirts, Trousers,
Hr.ts, C?ps, Gloves, Sveaters, etc.,. on sale at prices that you won't pass up.
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For. Work
Weyenberg Shoes
for
quality, comfort and service
For Dress
A good serviceable shoe. Leather,
upper, triple stitched composition
sole, nailed and sewed 35
A better one of all leather. Wide
last, soft, pliable uppers 3 'J
Another one made on the regulation
army last. Sewed zole, rubber heel.
Ccmfcrt and service in this one at
$5.40
And mcny others. A shoe for every
foot for all kinds of work.
A cordovan color, comfortable last,
rubber heel. A well- madej dressy
shoe. Don't let the price deceive you.
They are real values at . j, gQ
Here is one in black. An all leather
shoe built on a popular last to fit the
particular foot and only g EQ
Tl.ey all fall for. this one. A tan calf
skin upper that is soft and pliable.
Full leather Weyenberg patented
Com flex sole, giving you a shoe that
needs no 'breaking in." Solid com
fort from the start jy QQ
emember
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Sim'.
If you get a Weyenberg Shoe with their patented Comflex Sole
in either the dress or work shoes you are getting comfort com
bined with service. None of th&se shoes are skimped in any
way in order to give you this extra comfort and they wear
longer, too. '
Oh, yes! Have you seen the new work shoe with the Crepe Sole? A moccasin toed shoe.
Soft, pliable upper. Double back stay, triple stitched. ' Leather insole and sewed leather
outsole with crepe sole cemented on solid. Guaranteed not to slip. Here is a shoe with a
sole that is light and flexible. Comfort! Oh, man. And wear you tell 'em!
Here is the price $5.75
If I were to enumerate all the bargains to be found in this store I would have to buy The
Evening Herald -to do it.. Mr. Murray charges' me- for advertising space the same as any
one else, so I am going to stop here and save you money on your clothing.
Remember, I have everything for any man, and alsd Suit Cases, Bags, Trunks, Blankets,
Quilts, Pjllows, Sheets, etc. v ' ,
I guarantee satisfaction on eyery article or your money back. ..
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Hoyd.
Ryan
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Clothier
Main at Ninth St.
"Home of the working man"
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