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ftVBSNINQ HERALf), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SHl'TEMHER- 24, 1025
Deer Hunters
Killing Does
Warden States
Five Female Deer And
Two Fawns Found
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Nothing like a stealing bowl of
Carnation Mush to ptt youngsters
into the stride of the day's study or
play. AH wheat! And they iilr it!
Announcing
the
Initial Dance
of a Series of
Thursday Night Dinner
Dances
to be held at the
White Pelican Hotel
Thursday, Sept. 24th, 8:00 p m.
Dead
Five beautiful dote, scotched oul
on the tr.'niinl stiff and stark and
wiPi their ves glazed 1 11 death, ate
toed fir sravaitgors In the Pokig
uu county.
Two graceful fauns were found
shot near u large pine tree in t ".
Keno district, t'p oduvo buxaards
ci.clod sinvely, thoir coos .;Cae.l 01
Hie prospective feast below.
Tlrs Is the report brought to
Klamath Falls tod.i. by District
t.lame Warden .Marion llarnoi who
has .been searching tr the game
boss who s lot the d es and I'lieu left
them to die.
"Hunters are not
laws as miieh as last year." lla.nos
itu snipe-14
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fact re jl
killed. I
Movie Actor Is
Stabbed In Leg
Rod La Roque Hurt in
Accident Near
Santa Rosa
SANTA ROSA, Calif.. Sept. 23.
Rod La Roque, motion picture ac
tior, was knifed in the leg at Gu6i
neyviUe, near here; yesterday while
enacting the part of a hero not
specified in the scenorla. ,
When 'an Indian igirl was tvirbwn
from a horse daring the ukins of
a picture, her ankle was sprained.
La Roque, dashing through brnaa
to her aid to cut the moccasin from
her foot, cut himself au severe'', that
seven stitches were required to slose
the wound. .
He 111 be "out of the picture"
for at least a Meek.
But marry one of these warm
sisters. Then tell her your pay.
You can keep her in the kitchen
for a refrigerator.
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115 South Eleventh
Phone 843J
Chevrolets Still
in Heavy Demand
DETROIT, Mich.. Sept. 22. Sus
tained demand and a growing list
of unfilled orders has caused the
Chevrolet Motor company to in
crease heavily its production sched
ule during September.
The schedule revision involves an
increase of more than 16 per cent
over the production program orig
inally planned for September. The
new schedule calls for 53.165 motor
cars and trucks in September, a
Chevrolet record for that month
and only 3.07S less than the high
est production month in the history
of the company.
Both day and night shifts have
been augmented to maintain the
new schedule. The company ship
ped 4,284 cars to dealers on Aug.
31, establishing a new record 600
higher than the largest previous
shipments for one day.
The company, which recently
made its two-millionth car, at
tained during August a greater pro
duction thus far for 1925 than the
entire production of 1924.
Several factors have contributed
to the unprecedented demand ac
cording to C. K. Dawson, assistant
general sales manager of the Chev
rolet Motor company.
"The August 1 reduction of $40
to $50 in the closed model prices
together with the announcement of
the improvements on all models
caused a still further increase in
the unfilled order list." said Mr.
Dawson. "The greatest demand at
present appears to be for the Chev
rolet coach. Increased popularity
also baa beep gained by tit" new
Utility Express one-ton truck which
has replaced the former truck of
the same name.
"Another factor in car demand Is
the rapid economic recovery of the
south and the southwest where
purchasing power is now on a par
with the remainder of the coun
try." American Legion had a parade in
New York where many had forgot
ten the war except for wrist watches
now and then.
oneytug game J
ejaculated this morning, "Whether j
ar not it is c i roles .noss. inc ;mpe-
tcn.o or just plala meanue
mystery to me, but Hie fact
mains that does are being
"There are lots of hunters in the
woods tha' don't ku w row t han
die a gun. A few days agp n 'aunt- i
er w is moving through the brush III
iter en Parker mountain. Suddenly i J
he beard a rifle report and Bimul- Jl
a vicious spat of a oill : j J
just above his head. ll''J
yelled loud to warn the erring hunt-1 J
er. but he shr,t again and narrow- J
iv misled the frightened '.uintsiuan. :
"The (Rotable Is mat peoplo get
out in the words early In the morn
ing and shuct at anything trip; see
mbVirig in the forest. That is prob
ably the way these does were kilted.
Hunter3 would see brush stirring
and shoot without even seeing t iclr
qua: ry."
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Witch Hazel
Very refreshing ufter
shaving. Soothing for In
sect bites and bruises or
Inflamed skin. It's nearly
three times stronger than
the ordinary grades.
Kuii pint regularly 680
KpniejVade
peciaPs
Foot Comfort
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Georgia Rose
Toilet Water
A true reproduction of the
fresh flowers. Comea in a
beautifully designed frosted
glass bottle. Pretty enough
for any dressing table.
Sprinkler top. Regularly
11.00.
Fulrytoot Corn Planters alio
h'uiiyfooi Uutttop Plasters m oo
Palryfeol Botl corn Remedy anv
Fulrytoot Callous Itoiuody . S6c
Fnlryfoot Powder . Urto
Roxall coi n Bolvoni sue
itexall Foot Powder !K)(.
Tl 8flo
Allen's Pool Kane ... 40c
fact us Corn Cine .. nav
Cnloclde Ilftc
Outgro ai.oo
l-iccrollu line
tJetsM lido
( 1 oz. box
13 oz. box
irsi ron
Ttaas'
Lijj.ii.ctt's Cliocolato Almond
liars, ;i Tor 10c
Talcums
liOc
(iUc
Aspirin Tablets
It
Proinplly relieve pain,
le attaches, colds, neu
ralgia p a I u s. Made
from True Aspirin.
Box of 2 I tablets, reg
ularly 25c.
Wc feature fresh Eastmnn films
Firataid Emergency Pocket
A convenient, Compact Kit for
treating slight wounds. Also
for campers, autoists and travel
ers, A sturdy box containing col
ton, adhesive plasler, iodine,
gauze bandage and gauze for .60
Meunon'a TalounM
Uennen'i Kora Kmiiu
Colgate's Talcums
Talc J 1
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I'lilciim f .,n,i -jr
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Three Plowera Tnli'iiin
BouquoI Itames Taloun
Ponpemg Kragrance
Juhii' en's Itaby Talcum
Boulbh'l TntciiiiiH ....
Cara Nome Toilet Poyrder
Iijerklvs Tnlruni
I. nu ll :. Mimsulu Talcum
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Pnretest Epsom Salt
Is absolutely free from Impuri
ties. It Is. therefore, easy to take.
A wonderful e a I h a r t 1 c, (lives
prompt results.
1 lb. size
4 oz. size
Regularly 16c.
Regularly loc.
Just as the Doctor Order
Kvery Ingredient pure ami fresh ex
quisite care tu every detail - skill of.
long experience -price lowest con
sistent with quality.
Thst's iio r Mil Prescprltlons
Swim-Kaps
cape in clever shapes' and popular
Diving caps of pure gain rubber.
Pancy
color i.
25c tl $1.00
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PB KLIN, (iPl Counterfoit
ine. which flourished during thu in
flation porifid. has decreased Rreatly
with the stabilization of the mark
and the disappearance of the old
auxiliary paper bills. For the first
half of 1925 only 20 arrests for coun-Uci
forfeiting were made, while in 1924
there were 314.
The larre number In the latter
year is thonpht to have been tine
to the fact that the old paper bills,
which continued to circulate with the
Ketenmark. were of such poor work
manship that it was comparatively
easy to imitate them. :
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Rubber Gloves
Regular price $1 H
Sale price '
An antiseptic lit, old preparation thtit pre
vents excessive persplrntlou under the
arniH. Degtroyu all odors of pcrnplratton.
5c umi ooc.
Jontcel Soap $
t Hay fragrance of 20 flowers, 4
LILAC VEGETAL
takes the sting out of the shave
and makes the face comfortable.
The best after shaving lotion 75c ?
tied lint lliey lunke my feel fiM'l
geodl Rcxnll Poof Bath Tablets
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Notice Big Difference
in the Way You Feel
Quit Poisoning Yourself To
day; Feel Better in Few
Hours or No Cost
Make this test! End Buffering
from Indigestion, Pimples, Pains In
Back and Sides. Constipation, Head
aches and tired, rundown condition,
One to Snlf-polsonlng because of
sluggish liver and clogged intestines.
Take n pleasant spoonful of Dr.
ThRctier'a l.lrer snd lllood Byrup
nfteti the next two meals. In less
Ihau II lo uts notice Ills quirk dif
ference in the way you feel. Con
tains pure vegetable ingredients ap
proved by Physicians. Helps nature
elennse and tone your liver
strengthen your digestive organs
sootiij; the tired nnd overtaxed
nerves, brnce up your .system and
purify your blood and restore your
energy again. Von, too, must be
satisfied, or no cost.
Dr. Tlincher's Ib sold and recom
mended under this guarantee by the
Star Drug Store and all leading
druggists.- Adv.
MERRILL
Mr. nd Mrs. Kurr Westbrook at
tended the "old fashioned dance"
at the home of Syd Kvans in Klam
ath Kallfl last week. This was for
the members of the P, B. O. and
their husbands.
HIM Anne Bill left, the last of the
week for Kuf-'ene where she will re
sume her position as teacher in the
high school at Springfield.
.Mr. and Mrs. C. . Merrill and
daughter Mildred Jean returned
from Klamath falls Friday where
they had been with Mildred Jean
while she was in the hospital.
The boy scouts are holding their
meetings Friday evenings. Friday
night they met in the I'resbvi ri:in
church as a railroad meeting was be
ing held that evening In the club
rooms. The scouts attending were:
Clifford and Claudie Shuck. Lotih;
Hill. Hoy Heasley. CJe and John nil
lard. Marion Carlarneati. William Mu
lct, Alfred Carleton and Scout Mas
ter J. W. Scoggins.
J. W. Taylor returned from Klam
ath Falls Sunday wheroYe had been
several days for operation for re
moval of his tonsils,
Mclvin Moyer left Friday for Cor
vallfs where he will enter O. A. C.
Kenneth Col well left Sunday for
F n gene to attend the IT. oT O. the
coming year. Moth hoys ar 1925
graduates of the Merrill high.
Qui, Krksman left Friday for a short
trip In the ViIlamett; valley .
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Btlbb and
children were in Merrill Saturday.
Mlesefl Thirza and Helen Anderson
spoil, the week end with .Miss Ann
Sitzi-r in Klamath Falls. They re
turned Sunday evening.
Mrs. It. c. Anderson la upending
a few dyi In Klamath Falls with
rrtfindfl and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowman and
small son returned Saturday from
a Iwe Week1 vacation.
.Mr. and .Mih. F. 1. Pope were
K hi mat h Falls visitors Friday.
Gladys Bissell spenl the week end
wfih friends in ChJloqutn.
Mr. and Mth. II. II. Anderson
s pen t S u n d ay in K 1 a m a I h Fa lis at
thfl home of Mrs. Anderson's parents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Martin.
Krnfs Hedgeputh made a trip to
Jacksonville iat week, ii" returned
Friday evening accompanied by his
fnther Thos. lledgepalh, who will
visit Ills daughters, Airs, B. I. Whls
lor and Mrs. Velton Hnsklns of Mer
rill.'; - mM
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HAIR NKTS
Venlda hair nets
cap and fringe
shape, single or
double m es h
ISC ii for S5c
Calnsborougli
hair nets 10c ea.
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Drug Stan
FIFTH AND MAIN
MAIL ODRERS FILLED PROMPTLY
rot STAIN
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The .Modern V.'ooclnien held initia
tion in the I. O. O. V. hall Saturday
evening. This was followed by a ban
quet. This lodge is in a very flour
ishing condition.
Mr. and Mm. John Hogan from
Rhett lake were In Merrill shopping
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. I'. 0. ShamtMrt were
visitors in Klamath Kails Monday.
W. F. Hill and daughter Miss
Olive spent Monday in IKamath Falls.
M. F. Barry and Billy Kalvy were
business visitors in the Kalis Mon
day. .Mr. anil Mrs. Geo. Schmidt were
in Merrill Friday from their ranch
in California.
Rev, M. it. Parounaglau of Salem
spoke in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning on Hie Near feast
Itelffe. He is a native of Armenia ami
he mare a very pathetic appeal on
behalf of hl.-i country. It was a very
interesting talk. A collection was
taken up for his work.
.Mrs. It. Kiittenborn was calleil lo
Orland Calif., by the death of her
father. .1. W. Morey. .Mr. Morey for
merly lived at Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey and
tona Donald and Hilly returned on
Monday from a week's visit with
Mr:-. Bailey's parents at Hrunts Fiihs.
While there a family reunion was
held to celebrate the T-Ird birthday
of her father. Mr, Bailey made a trip
lo Crescent City to visit relatives.
toblnson'f show Is In Merrill, and
the children are all excited over the
animals. Ii is said to he very good.
Miss Anderson, who has been en
gaged lo leach the hoveuth grade in
the .Merrill public schools, arrived In
Merrill on Sunday and Monday tnorfl
Ibg received ;i nteasage telling of tin
death of her father at Tacoina, W'n.
Miss Anderson win rat urn soon, to
resume her duties.
Much concern Is fell by Merrill
people nfer the safely of Marl-in
OweOSby, who. It Is feared. Is lost
on Huckleberry mountain. It is re
ported I hat Inst Wednesday he wahl
out to look for his horses that hud
strayed away. He has not been Been
BlncOj nllllntlgll Hie horseR relumed
to camp with his gun strapped phlpootod lo Join In the loarch. lie had! those going from Merrill to help In
them. Ills mother, Mrs. Joseph, was spent some time on Huckleberry' the poarcb are llnrtclrodo brothers,
brought lo Merrill Sunday. Some of ; mountan every year and Is supposed ' Iiyers. Mr. Ilahn and Arthur Stoo'.ns
the rungers are searching and some to be familiar Mvllh It. Hppoi are and more were lo be tiuut from the
of Mr. Owensby's relutives are ex- hold for his being found soon. Among sheriff's office.
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Hudson Brougham
$1495
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1195
7 PatMHf r
Hudson Sedan
$1695
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