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THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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News of the Klamath Country
WOOD
, Summer weather, has melted
j uVqwa the price of
Block-Wood
; to the "extreme bottom. Lew
summer prices are now on.
' Don't hesitate but bay your
. -winter's, wood now. There will
be no cheaper prices.'. - -"
Green Slabs
- Orders are coming" In tor that
. good cheap wood green slab.
.. Que tracks are delivering - the
I. best green slab we. have ever
sold. . Order a years supply ot
blocks, and green ., slab, and
Yon Are safe yon can 'get no
Cottar r wood. . . " :';-.
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'Wood ? jnaf
601 Mrin Phone 535
Skinny Men
Gain' 5 Pounds in 30 Dora or Get
. j lfour Money Back ' ,
Doctors and. good. . pharmacists
know that Cod Liver Oil Is full of
vitamrnjBS that make flesh, create
. appetite,- builds - up the power to
resist disease and pats good solid
. flesh oh .skinny men and women.
" ; 13ut it's horrible tasting stuff and
.;. every day fewer ' people are taking
it,' for doctors are prescribing and
people are -fast learning that they
, can. get' better results with McCoy's
Cod. Liver Oil Compound Tablets,
which Star Drng Store, Underwoods
'Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., and
druggists all over the country are
havipg a tremendous demand for.
. One woman sained 10 pounds in 22
, days and if any. skinny man or wo
man can't put on. 6 pounds In 30
days, your druggist will gladly re
fund the purchase price.
'.Be sure and et McCoy's; the or
iginal and genuine Cod Liver Oil
. Compound Tablets SO tablets 60
. icents. Adv. '
Thin Men
Run Down Men
Nervous Men
You probably ' know that Cod
Liver Oil is the greatest flesh pro
ducer in the' world.
Because ..it . contains moTe Vita
mine than any food you can get.
'You'll be glad to know that Cod
-Myer-Oll comes in sugar coated tab-
lets now, so -if youi really want to
put 10 or .10 poundB ot solid healthy
. flesh on your, bones and feel well
nd Btfong ask The Star Drug
.Store, Underwood's Pharmacy, Whit
man's Drug Co., or asy druggist for
a, box of McCoy's Cod. Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets. -
' fOnly:60 cents for 60 tablets and
if you. don't gain Hve pounds in 30
lays, your druggist will hand you
, back the money you paid for them.
It isn't anything unusual for a per
son to gain 10 pounds in 30 days.
'--"Ciet McCos's, the original and
.: sonulne Cod Liver Oil Tablet! Adv.
.ijTbe world is shaped like a grape
fruit instead of a lemon. -
I SPRAGUE RIVER
The Fourth of 'July Is over, and
: business at Sprague Hiver is booin-jing.-
After a few days shutdown the
I mill is running full Blast.
W.' C.'Mattlson, the Rrncrul mnn
' agcr ot tho Camell Lumber company
ispvnt the Fourth with his family in
I Klamath Falls.
I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hood spent
ijuly the Fourth In Grants Tass, ro
i turning Monday the sixth.
F. A. Hutto, stockman, and his
! wife, with Mrs. Bertha D. Wallace.
the field matron spent the Fourth at
Crater Lake. '
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sconchln re.
turned from Klamath Falls Sunday
' Gcorgo Smith, who has tho con
tract of building .Mr.'Frnnk Coborns
dwelling spent tho Fourth with his
family nt Lnkeviow. " '
The people nt Sprague Hiver cele
brated July tho Fourth with a picnic,
and a largo crowd enjoyed the ice
cream and tried' chicken.
Some of tltcranchcrs bare start
ed cutting hay and they report
very fine cutting.
Ilev. and Mrs. Clark made a bust
ness trip to Klamath Falls one day
last week', returning via Chiloquin
They were accompanied by Mr. S. L.
Hammer.
George and Durbin Cook spent the
week-end in Klamath Falls. They
had the privilege of having with
them Rev. Samuel Clinton.
-Mrs. Maudle Hood made a visit to
the Klamath Agency one day last
week. .
Dock Riness has purchased seven-'
ty-five feet on the main street of
Sprague River, and is building
garago and battery station. '
.Miss Mary "Pitman who has been
visiting Mrs. Bertha D. Wallace at
Yainix, returned to her homo at
Springfield Friday of last week.
Miss Pitman has been- employed at
the Klamath Agency for some time
but recently resigned.
The former missionaries who at
one time served this reservation will
speak at Sprague River next Sunday.
both forenoon and evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Pcffley are well known and
have the name of being the best
missionaries who ever spent any time
here, and the Indians are glad to
welcome them back. . They have a
very warm part in the hearts ot the
Indians.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis of the Trout
Creek vicinity spent the Fourth at
Sprague River.
""Mr.' and Mrs. Potter "of California,
are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Pankey of Sprague River.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schonchin
spent the week-end at Beatty at
tending the camp meeting.
Judge Levi F. Walker is making
hay this week. The Judge has the
best rye in the valley this season.
Roy Parazoo is the happy owner
of a new' car; It is a Chevrolet.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hutcheson
of Yainix were in Sprague River one
day last week.
MIDLAND
. James Flowers of Midland spent
several days with Geo. L. Burnett
of Miller Island.
' Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burnett, son
William and daughter Catherine
were Klamath Falls visitors on
Wednesday.
Francis Flowers was visiting at
the home of Paul Scrlck on Tues
day. ' ' ' " .
The farmers of the district are
busy weeding and hoeing the beet
crop this weok.
Mrs. Edna' Flowers was calling
at the Potter ranch on Thursday.
Miss Mary Sevlck of Midland was
a visitor on the Island Wednesday.
Miss Anna Burnett of the Spring
Lake district was a visitor on the
island Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Royce of
Midland was a Klamath Falls' visi
tor Wednesday.
Mr. Wltherlll of Midland was a
visitor at the' county seat Wednes
day. .
Charles Porter was a visitor at
the home of 8. L. Burnett Wednes
day evening.
Albert Gregory "mid son Almond
were hauling lumber from Pelican
City Wednesday.
Mr. Gregory bought a farm re
cently on tho island aud is getting
ready to build his home.
Mr. J. D. Hooper and son Bern
ard wore in Klamath Falls ou a
shopping and pleasure trip.
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers
wore Klumath Falls visitors this
week.
William Tlngloy and family ot
Midland were Klnnutth Fulls visi
tors this week.
Miss Gloria Martin ot Midland
spent Monday afternoon nt tho
homo of Miss .Mary Sevlck.
Joe Wright Jr. was a culler on
the Island this week.
Mr. Pauley, a Klamath Fulls
butcher, was a caller on tho
HurUctt and Lnrgent ranch Thurs
day. "
Georgo Burnett was a caller In
Midland Thursday at the homo of
George Flowers. ,
Another surprise wedding was
bounced itpun the ' Midland folks.
Andrew Folsom ' and Miss Clarice
Carico of Sacramento, Calif., were
married at the homo of tho bride In
Sacramento, Calif., on Wednesday.
June 34. 1925. Mr. Folsom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Folsom.
After a visit to Klamath Falls and
other points of intorest tho bride
and groom will make their hotue in
Sacramento.
' Among callers in Midland Thursday-were
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bur
nett and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. S. L. Burnett and family. Mr.
A. C. Spence and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Hurd.
Among callers at Midland on
Thursday were Mrs. Albert Greg
ory and daughter Nnydino, ' Mrs.
Thomas Largcnt. Mrs. Hubert Lar
gent, son Billie and daughter Helen
May.
Frank Ball of Round lake is
helping Edgar- Furber " of Miller
island- to put up his hay crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Furber and
son Lewis aro among the rodeo
visitors on Friday.''
Frank Ball is visiting at the
home of his parents this- week, tail
ing in the rodeo at Klamath Falls.
Many - Midland people arc plan-.
ning to take the Fourth off to at
tend the rodeo in Klamath Falls.
Miss Catherine Burnett is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Anna Burnett
of Spring Lake district
Charles Porter spent the week
end in Klamath 'Falls attending the
rodeo.
Charles Potter was a visitor on
the Island -Friday.
Thoso present at tho party hold
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waltor
Folsom In honor of their son's mar
riage to Miss Clarice Carico were
Mr. and Mrs. Judgo Folsom, -Mr.
and Mrs. James Burnett and thoir
daughter Anna, and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart. They reported a very
good time.
Mrs. J. D. Cooper and family,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hooper" and
daughter " Virginia, and William
Burnett of Midland attended the
Klamath rodeo held at tho fair
grounds Saturday.
Mr.- and Mrs. F. J. Flower and
sons James, Francis and Gcorec.
and Mrs. Flowers' father, Mr.
Tavers, and bis sister, Bpcnt Satur
day and Sunday at Crater lake,
Edward Hurd ot Midland at-
tended' the Klamath rodeo Satur
day. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sevlck and
aaugnier iary ana son Paul were
visitors at" the Klamath rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs.' E. L. ' Furber and
son Lewis Furber were visitors at
the rodeo. ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. William Hooper,
Orr Hooper and John Hooper spent
Saturday evening In Klamath Falls
to sec the fireworks that took place
on the lake. ' '
STAR VIBRATORS
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vibrator complete with 8
fittings, keeps the skin
healthy takes the kinks
out of sore muscles
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FOUNTAIN PENS
Waterman Itleal
Wuhl Tenpoint
$2.50 to .$7.00
Jivei'shnrp 1'encila
$1.00 to $12.00
$5.00 and $12.00
STAR SPECIALS
FOR JULY
Harmony Cocoa
Butter Cold Cream
An excellent protection againt
tho sun. One of the best skin foods
anil tissue builders. A perfect cold
'cream with the addition of a liberal
tuautity of pure cocoa butter. Has
.no superior for massaging and
cleansing the skin. Regular price
50c. Speciallv priced at
39c
Puretest
Rubbing Alcohol
Full Pint
Unsurpassed for relieving sprains
and bruises. Excellent for a rub
down after the shower. Indispen
sable to tlie athlete. Ideal after
shaving. Regular price 59c.
Specially1 priced at
49 c
Swim Kaps
Athletic Swim-Map; pure gum
color. A perfect diving cap. l!e
prepared for vacation time. Suit
able for men and women. Regular
price 65. Speciallv priced at
49c
Tinker Tape
The universal fixer. Handy for
the home, motor ami camp. 'Water-
inl sticks to
Take Plenty of Films
Along on Your Trip
We refund money on unused rolls
BLY
ice Big Difference
in the Way You Feel
H2u.it Poisoning Yourself To
day; Feel Better in Few
. V' Hours or No Cost
Make this tout! Bnd suffering
from Indigestion, Pimples, Pains in
Sack and Sides, Constipation, Head-i
.aches and tired, .rundown condition,
due ' to Self-polnonlng because ot
sluggish liver and clogged Intestines.
-' Take a pleasant spoonful -of Dr.
Thacher's Liver and Blood flymp
sitter the next two monla. In less'
IIior Jootirs nodca Jhe quick dif
ference in the way you feel. Ccn"
tains pure vegetable" Ingredients ap:
proved by Physicians. Holps nnture
cleanse and ' tone your liver '
strengthen your ' digestive organs-
soothe ' the tired and overtaxed
nerves, brace up-your system and
purify your 'blood and restore your
energy again. You, too, must be
satisfied, or no fcbst.
Dr. Thacher's Is sold and recom
mended under this guarantee by the
Stnr Drug1 Store und all "leadl'iiR
. qrugBists. Adv.,
Mrs. Docla N'orrls ot Klamath
Falls Is visiting friends In the
valley this week.
Mrs. Frank Obenchain has as
her guest this week her mother,
Mrs. Wendt ' of Jacksonville,
' L. L. Griffon has ret,. ' 'd from
Klamath Falls, where h. '--.s been
attending ' to business matters the
past few days.
T. B. Wallls; local postmaster,
made a business trip to Lakevlew
TueBday. ' ' i
The lily Mercantile Co. truck Is
hauling wool for' the 'James Owen
ranch this week.
Local people who wont in to the
rodeo the past week have all re
turned home. AH the stock and
equipment of the association has
also been returned here, arriving
In .fine shape. The members of the
association who staged the rodeo ex
pressed ' themselves as being well
pleased with the results of this
yoar's show, and very appreciative
of the splendid cooperation of the
merchants and uuslnoss men of
JKiftnmtu Eftlis, jo heir, fittomnt jo.
llll
prool, strong, enduring
any dry surface. Adheres to china,
glass, rubber, leather, paper, wood
and metal. Regular price 50c.
Specially priced at ,
3.9c
Vanity Boxes
Leather Purges
Beaded Bogs
Under Arm Bags
Kodak as Yon Go
The most precious mementos of
any trip are the Kodak pictures you
make. Again and again you'll turn
to them with ever -increasing
pleasure. " -
Let us help you decide on the
right picture-making outfit for your
next trip. Autographic Kodaks are
i?6. 50 up,
QUALITY
FINISHING
SERVICE
.Quality
liy using 'Velox' which makes a
good print from a fair negative, an
.excellent print from u good nega
tive, ami best possible print from
any negative.
Finishing
In 'plain black ami white nr stue
gee which is extra high gloss finish.
Service
We have the'inoM complete Ko
dak department in Southern Ore
gon, and maintain" only experienced
help in our Kodak department.
Films left before V a. in. out the
same day at 5 p. in.
STAR SPECIALS
FOR JULY
Gypsy Cream
8 oz,
An antiseptic lotion for skin erup
tions, Ideal fir sun aud wind burn,
Uexall tiypsy Cream also gives re
lief to ivy poison, moth itch, heat
rash, etc. Regular (nice 50c.
Speciallv
priced at
33c
Lilac Vegetal
takes the sting out of the shave
and makes the face comfortable.
The best after shaving lotion
75c
The Drug if fort
R. E. Dewcee7 Prop.
No. 6 Disinfectant
' ' 5 oz.
'Kills germs. Acts like sunlight.
Can be used around the house to
cleanse woodwork, etc. An enemy
to flies. Regular price 25c.
Speciallv priced at
19c
i
Soda Mint Tablets
100's.
Neutralizes acid conditions in the
stomach. Very effective as a relief
for heartburn. Regular price 20c.
Speciallv priced at
15c
Effervescent
Citrate of Magnesia
Cool and refreshing for the
stomach. A prompt, gentle laxa
tive. Convenient and pleasant to
take. Jioltle comes with dose cap.
Regular price 50c. Specially priced
43c
Crater Lake
Pictures
Flash Lights
Playing Cards
havo a better show than has previ
ously been staged there.
A few of tho ranchers in this val
ley have begun haying and tho ma
jority will begin within the next ten
days. This year's crop Is unusually
heavy and a number ot ranches will
be busy for two months putting up
hay. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conner of
Berkley aro guests hero for a few
days of Mr. and Mrs. A.' 8. Connor.
Quite a number of tho local peo
ple are attending tho revival meet
ing that is being held In jthe grovo
between Beatty and Bly.
Mrs. Carrie, Wallls and niece of
Sacramento am here visiting with
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Ford.
Miss Jessie Boyd has returned
homo from' Corvnllls, v whore she
went for two weeks' work with tho
club hoys and girls of KliunatU
county.
Ml'HHOLIM OOVEIIXMENT
JtfVS VALUABLE HIS
TORIC DOCIjMK.N'T
HOME, (P) One of the most in
teresting historical documents of
Italy's struggle to free herself from
foreign rulers, has been snatched out
of the hands of private collectors
and purchased on behalf of tho
Koman Museum of the "Illsorglmen
to" through tho personal Interces
sion of Premier Mussolini.
The document Is tho protest made
July 4, 18!)4, by the Roman Con
stituent Assembly "before Italy, be
fore Frnnee and before the whole
world" against the vlolont invasion
of its headquarters on the ' Capitol
hill, tt bears the autographed sig
natures of nearly all .the members of
the Assembly from Garibaldi to Maz-
zlnl, ',''.'.'.
Signer Mussolini, hearing that the
document wns being offered for salo
at a large price, ordered that It be
purchnsed Immediately.
HUSH CHILDREN' KAKLV
FLV MINUS OX GETTING
TO V. 8. HAVS DOCTOR
DUBLIN, (P) In cvldunco beforo
tho commission on tho state of the
Irish lauguugo in tho Irish speuking
districts, Dr. William O'llclrne,
medlcul officer of County Calwuy,
said that Irish was soiiiom used by
officials of the local bodies lu thu
ron nly. Very fi'W solicitors wore
nliln to cnnvnrsu In Irish and ho
knew of only one hnrrlstur who had
mastered tho tongue.
He did nut believe, ho snld, that
the soil In those western aislrlcts
was sufficient to maintain Hie pre-'
Kent population which depended u
gonil deal on friends nnd families
In Antcrlcu. ' ' '..'.
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