The Evening herald., August 20, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

.EVENING HERALD; KLAMATH FALIS, OREGON
THURSDAY, AUTOTSO, .
Crosses to Warn Autoists
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Cost Of Food
Still Mounts
WASHINGTON, Auk- 20. (ff) Tho
retail food Index of llio bureau of
labor statistics Of the Interior de
partment showed an Increase of
sightly mote tban :l per cent In re
tail food costs for July as compared
with Juno.
An Increase of 11 per cent in all
food articles combined was reported
for the year ending July li as com
pared with the preceding year.
Tho average expenditure for food
during tho month ending July ! C.
over tho preceding month increased
in HoBlon and Providence seven per
cent. Milwaukee six; Rochester five:
Detroit nnd .Minneapolis 4: Rutto.
Chicago Omaha nnd Washington. D.
C. Si Kansas City and Pittsburgh 2:
Denver 1, and Los Angeles. Port
land, Oregon, San Francisco and Se
attle lesa than .5 of one per cent.
In Salt Lake the report showed a
decrease of 2 per cent.
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Wood
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CHEAP PRICES
are on now
Don't be one of many
who
will order too late.
Winter Is near. Phone your
orders.
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is our specialty
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"WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 535
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING
Neglect of the liver results In self
poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps,
but lust aa surely as if you drank
poison out of a bottle. If your liver
Is not doing its work of helping
digestion, eliminating waste from
the bowels and purifying the blood,
you will always be troubled with
sick headaches, nausea, biliousness,
bad breath, gas, sour stomach, or
constipation.
Cleanse and tone your liver! Put
your system in condition so you feel
your very beBt again! Try just a
spoonful of Dr. H. S. Thacher'3 ex
cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after
the next few meals and notice the
quick Improvement in the way you
eat, sleep, look and feel the return
of strength, vigor and energy. You
will be completely satisfied; other
wise there will be no cost. Dr.
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup is
sold and recommended by Star Drug
8tore and all other leading druggists.
Adv.
Skinny Men
daln 5 Pounds In SO Days or Get
Your Money Hack
Doetors and good pharmacists
know that Cod Liver Oil Is full of
vitamlnes that make flesh, create
appetite, builds up the power to
resist disease and puts good solid
flesh on Bklnny men and women.
But it'3 horrible tasting stuff and
every day fewer people are taking I
it, for doctors are prescribing and
people are fast learning that they j
can get better results with McCoy's i
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. ;
which Star Drug Store, Underwoods
Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., and
druggists all over tho country are
having a tremendous demand for.
One woman gained 10 pounds In 22
days and If any skinny man or wo
man can't put on 5 pounds in 30
days, your druggist will gladly re
fund the purchase price.
Bo sure and get McCoy's, the or
iginal and genuine Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets 60 tablets (iO
cents. Adv. -
cross for eacfa purr-on killed in
along Ohio slate highways where
mark a particularly danftfOUB spot
Mal-nutrition
Held Cause Of
Child Defects!
Baby Clinic at Henley
School Proves Big
Success
Toaslls, adenoids and malnutri
tion. These three teems cover the
sources of most of the defect of
Klamath children under school age.
This is IQe stalecienf today f
Misstl.ydla Fri.ke, county health
nurso, who has been active in con
ducting clinics throughout the roun
tyt.BuiJ.ig t Je past fear .ears.
AdsnHls and tonsils are sel: ex
patutor ". Miss Krieke pointcJ oat.
Certain,, defects in talking, hearing
and in the fun tion of other organs
:n the body can be rertlf ed with
Me .extraction -of either tonsils anil
adenoids or bot J.
I Malnutrition Important
But if is malnutrition that Klam
nh mothers should be instructed la.
"It i-a't that children are not
given e3cgh food." .Miss FKcke
said. vltv 4s .the rig.it kind of
food. Certain foods bail! up the
bones and fnutcles. Otherj Jo not.
It is ihi-i 'isnorance of the reaction
of certain- foods on the groaing
child. I'lat. causes nJiny minor de
fects, sur'.i as small bones, soft
;ones r.od tardy muscular develop
ment. Every mother sh -aid raise
her child on ait approved ! et in
order to asituvthat -Mid of simul
taneous growtft of all t ie functions
of the body."
Clinic Successful
Nineteen babies jud chilircn un
der school age wert examined yes
terday lofternooa -at u successful
clinic staged at the Henley school
house for toe benefit of mothers
residing in Mt. Lakl district and
Henley district. Hie. clinic was .on
ducted by Dr. C. S. Now .:m with'
the assistance of Dr;' P. W. Sharp.
Or. J. R. Barr, and County Health
Nurses Lydia Fricke rtiud G. !!. Mc
Clelland. Dive In River
May B$ Fatal
Youth Rushed to Hos
pital With Broken
Neck A
PORTLAND, OrcaiaJ. 20 Seri
ous and perhaps fatal injuries to his
spine and neck were;: stflffered Into
yesterday by 10-year-old Edward
Lincoln of C'arrols. Washington,
when he struck his head Ion a rock
while diving into the f;Awfeoman rlv
"r near his home. I
He was rushed to a Portland hos
pital, where x-ray photos are being
taken to determine if he has a
broken neck.
W. H. Pippy is a business caller
In the city today from Mednrd.
.Vice thing about clean pajamas is
the possibility of a fire doesn't
worry you much.
Fur Mf Best ill
FRESH AX I) NTrAPI.H GROCERIES
Oregon Meltons 2c pound
Anderson Transfer 8C Grocery
Hay, Grain ami Poultry t'eeq General Hauling
335 S. 6th St. Phone 795
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Idem will !
Placed
GtrOMM
accidents occur.
Fourteen such
n.ar MtGontinU, in BuMer county
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PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 10. The
crop report for Oregon Issued by
tho United States department of
agriculture for the week ending
August IS, fellows:
Moderately warm weather prevail
ed at the beginning of the week,
but toward the close It was much
cooler, with light frost In some cen
tral elevated sections. The change
in temperature was uceompanicd by
considerable cloudiness, with heavy
showers in a few eastern localities.
and light rain over a la
part of i
the state. Itain and higher humid
ity cheeked the spread of forest
fires, anil tb havy smoke which
covered a Icrge part of the state
last week was cleared away.
Cereals: Most small grain is ma
ture, harvest is over in many places
and threshing is making good pro
gress, though it was delayed by rain
In places. Irrigated corn is doing
well but unirrlgatcd corn generally
qaeds rain. Plowing for fall seed
ing will make little progress until
more rain falls.
Fruits: Apples an- dropping
somewhat because of lack of mois
ture. Karly winter apples are be
ginning to show color. Picking of
bartlett pears continues. Canning
of evergreen blackberries Is under
wnv Rnnn. fn.uh nrnnnu nr., hnlnv
smppen.
-Meadows, pastures and ranges:
Pastures have been somewhat fresh-
ened by rain in localities, but are
mostly dry. litigated alfalfa Is
ing well, but most second crop clo -
ver in unirrigated districts Is suf
fering from drought. Some local
delay in haying was caused by show
ers.
Livestock: Range slock Is general-1
ly in good condition. Some domes
tic stock is being fed, and there Is
complaint of decreasing weight and
diminishing flow of milk.
Miscellaneous: Some early hops
are being picked: the main crop is
generally doing well. Late potatoes
where not Irrigated have suffered
considerably from drought. Proeco
li is doing well.
HAS MOOD MKMORY
To prove that Mrs. Leah .Smith,
assistant secretary of the Chamber
of c:mxerce, Is nvore ;jan ta'je'
of holding her position, when It
comes to remembering fac-;, was
proven this afternoon, when J. J.
Thurman, of Long Beach, California,
walked Into the office to register
his car. After looking at Mr. Thur
man for a moment, Mrs. Smith said
"I believe your name is Thurman."
and then related to the southern
visitor how she remembered his face
even though she had not soon him
for 25 years, which was in eastern
Oregon when she was yet a Hinall
child. .Mr. Thurman Is here for a
brief visit from his home In Cali
fornia. PROM McPAItliAXD '
Mr. uud Mrs. Warren and tbeii
daughter Marjorle. of McKurland.
California, are here for a few days
visit with tho Cbsad family, who
arc old friends.
an automobile
OREGON
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Furnish Your Home
Library Tables
Combination Library and
Dining Table, Price
24.75
5.00 Down will deliver this
to your home.
Velonr Covered
Bed Davenport
Price 96.00
25.00 Down
Balance in easy monthly
payments.
Used Ranges
Priced from 22.50 to 37.50.
10.00 Down
2.00 a week
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Matron Claims
Spouse Misled
Her About Age
Four More Divorce
Suits Filed in Court
Today
He said he was 3'J when sin
tied him, but admitted to C2
of ag.i afterward.
Kho was but 19 years of ago and
the discrepancy In age In addition
to alleged cruel and Inhuman treat-
To
Dining; Room
Furnishings
We have sets of tables and
4 chairs from
12.75 up
A small down payment will
deliver this to your home.
Oil Stoves and Oil
Ranges
From 4.75 to 100.00
From 1.00 to 10.00
down will secure delivery.
$1.00
Will deliver a beautiful set
of dishes to vour home. As
sorted patterns to choose
from, ranging, a set
6.50 to 36.50
ment Induced Sharlet V. Knight to
; bring suit for divorce from Winter
Knight today.
.Mrs. Knight rlnrms that her hus
band deserted her when alio
waa
1 III, forced her to support herself
and discouraged vlslls from nelgh-
bora by bis sullen actions about the
house when they culled.
She wants her maiden name of
I Sharlet v. Bands returned to iter
i as well as the divorce.
Wanta Alimony
That her husband. Ruben Hol
murcomb, failed to support her or her
rears child, in the claim of Wilms i.ioi-
comb who sued for divorce lodav.
Mrs. Holeomh alleges Ibal her bus-
band makes $S o day as a taxi
driver nnd prays for fi0 a month
THOR
Automatic Ironer
Try One in Your Home
Get our Special Proposition
Uhlig's Electric Store
Opposite Post Office Phone 234
for the support of their child. The
couple v.t-re married in Klamath
Kalis, September Ifit,
BeCSUSO he would get drunk and
I force her to stay up w ith him all
In v. ! l , I . . Ii,. :il,iti.l I,.- 1. 1 III,.
primary reason given by Mrs. Mary
Buehlor In starting a divorce mill
against Julius Buehler,
In the month of March 1B84, her
husband struck her anil beat bar,
causing her severe bodily harm and
mental anguish, Mrs. Bushier al
leges. OP IjAKMVIBW
Orn Ilagley is a
here today from
Mrs,
business
her home
visitor
I at Lakevlew. Mrs. Ilagley Is
guest at the Hotel White PollCSD
$ -Piece Combination
Bed, Mattress and
Springs
Bed, Mattress and Springs
Price 20.45
6.45 Down
Balance 125 a week.
Assortment of
57 Dressers
Chifforniers, Etc.
5.00
Delivers any case in the
house. Balance Weekly.
Floor Coverings
32 patterns to choose from.
Prices ranging from
4.75 to 22.50
depending on size 8C grade.
2.00
Delivers to your home. Bal
ance weekly.
KHHJBARSAL ToMtaiT
Rntlra Chorus And small I'nrt to
Rehearse Tonight
Rehearsal Of tho entire chorus
and all Hinall parts will Imi held
Ii In evening at the chamber, of
commerco, according to Mr, Haul
rigs who Is directing the musical
comedy "Pirates of Pantanca,"
which will he Hinged the first week
in September by tho Klwanls club.
VISITING HUSBAND
Mrs. A. Wcdon, of Dunsmulr, Is
visiting here for u few days from
her home with her husband, who Is
hare transacting biiHiness.
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