THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thuisduy, July H, ll20
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j fatherjYhose WiI4 Driving
LiJv Injured. Little Child is
Given Llerit Fine
, Fnet Perkins wn flln-1 t!S
fnd hie) driver's license wax n-vnkcil
lor K'la V Ju)-t Kmmltt'u court
ibU morning on n charge "I r'--tt-
i Perkln' arrest, grew out of. t i
Dear-fatal. Injuring ot hla )1 imall
children when be tailed to make a j
turn In his car and turned turtle !
Juat tbla ild ot Pelican City on June j
BT. Wltnosaea of the crash claimed ;
Peratlna. wax driving . wildly at a I
xpaed. Qf approximately 50 tnllox . -r
how. -
. ' DtXAPS ARK HOME '
Mr. and Mra. Charlea F. DeLap
navsj. returned Irom Bend, where '
thep apent several days on a com-
btned boalneaa and pleasure trip. , I
Cash
HIDES
Pa
I am. now .prepared to buy hides and pelts in any
quantity from a single skin to carload lots, for cash,
on delivery, at the following prices:
Green Hides, per lb 5c
Salted Hides ". 6c
Dry Hides, No. 1 12c
Dry .Hides, No. 2 .10c '
Damaged Hides or. Glue Stock, at value. '
Salted Kip Skins 8c
Salted Calf Skins 10c to 12c
Dry Sheep Pelts
Full Wool ISc
Half Wool ..... - .14c
Shearings, each 25c to 40c
Call or write to Joe's Market. Phone 362J-, Klamath
Falls, Oregon,
JOE KONOP
Buyer for Portland .Hide & Wool Co.
The 6th Street Loaf is Better Bread
and It's Union Made
Sixth Street Bakery
For. Goodness Sake East Better Bread
SHOPPING FROM BLY (
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richardson I
of -Bly are vlBltlng in the city to-'
iANTI-. !
SHOCK
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J. Among aiouy excellent fi:alt;rm
of. Warrenlic - Bitbutilbic iwvemont
' ' Is, the resllIiEOe that jiiii'orbs Khock.
. '.' .(hyld rt'llevliii; your vcliiitlf of strairi
LUS lmnartN as well as pfjlccting
the roiul from crystallizing ami
ri.ahatterinK. Advertisement,
I CAN
WEAR
SMALLER
SHOES.
NOWV
' reel tn
TIZ
OHYHSI 1 can wsar smaller,
daintier shoea since I use
Tlx. It ix because my (Mt
are never swollen or tender any
tnora,
The minute you put your foet In
a Tlx beth, you feel pain and ten
derness drawn out. Ohl What
relief. No more tired, echinf,
burning, shoe-chafed feet
Tii draws out tha poixonx xnd
nciilx tliat puff np your feet. Oat
a box of Tlx for a few cents xt a
department store, . v
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A Tartar
When the 8nate primary invest!
inters go to Chicago to Investigate
! Senator Osrewaya charge that Col.
Frank Smltn. itepuoncn -........
nominee, "pent t.00.000 In hla
campaign, they are going to catch a
Tartar In tha paraon ot Allen r.
Moore. 8mlth'e campaign manager.
Moore calls the charge ridiculous,
paying not a quarter ot that sum
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id for ,
and PELTS
riTftriWTiTtllTHI I III II II III HI i III III
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MISSING SEDAN
REPORTER FOUND
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Thv V.lI!y KnjiMji .;i:.
t huve hf. it apirtiriii:-il ir
duy.frnni 'the Ov"rlahJ-K.ni;li:
(imfi,ny by 1'unl J. J,',!i,-rta forruiT
l'wl.!;". .i.r ! Hi-; N'."v -iij- iauiv
ilry, waa r"-o-, ond last jiijti.'. in an
A I'I. .ml Karate.
The car 'was fimnd to li.; in fir. t
class condiiloH with nuth:ti:-, jiiKs:t,';
Then.- as no tracx of .?';rln:rt. .
I.O.NDON From a bookmak
ers' point of view in the words of
Rudyard Kipling, the odds are
not attractive as to authors, since
only "quite a dozen writers have
achieved Immortality in the past
2,o00 years."
Presidents rj
Tline busts of Roosevelt and Wilson,
when completed, will grace tna
"court of preaidenta" that win oe a
pun of the Greater t. Uul Expo,
anion. Sept. 4 to 1. The expoeltUm
will cover 41 acres and will have
eight miJea of xtreet
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MOT FIRE
PERILS ROOMS
Blaze Begins in Attic and
Work Way Down Thru
Ceiling of Building
The Kb.nmth fire department vh-i
ckllol out tIi ; l' 10 v , it night to
tit.- Oregon House ut JIT Klamath
nvoixir win ro a hliin of mysterious
origin had burucd through the cell
ing from the attic and In few min
utes more would nave seriously
threatened the building, according
to Keith Ambrose, fire chief, ....
"There wax no wiring of any kind
In the Tiiiinlty ot the fire and no
chance for sparks to blow In there,"
tht) chief snld. "This was una fire
Dat I, simply can't explain; It may
haw been caused by rata or mire
urrviuK matches in there and start
In t a blase, but there was absolutely
no evidence even ot rodents to bo
found."
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PORTLAND, Ore.. July 8. P)
Earl C. McKarland. collector of
customs tor the Portland district,
and nationally known fly-caster and
sportsman, and author of the On
ion boxing bill, died here today,
following a month's illness from
heart trouble. "
oAx die TINE TREE
Clayton the Mystic wrjil be the big
foiturr attraction at the Vine Tree
theater beg.nnifcg Friday, for one
rk This preat Oriental Beer and
crystal jrazrr cornea direct from a
tour of the H. F. KoUh rimilt .n
tht F.&.st un.l xa spfDrtlDii a ""uiu'i'.-r
In Vjd horn: stKto of 't'uliforni.i.
Manager IVuU of thf TMnv Tr It
jslud to ha tin the r-OMtion to offt-r
such be attrartion a. Mystic luytnn
lo hi patrons, t'layton if ennrffl!
to be tho Uadr-r of a!! Yryi-tiU at
ers aod ie a ratvly g if (-d uiysdc ami
pi;ycbi a powrr glv a to this mind
OLiy aftr lont? .ant of continual
study :n thp arts. Chiyton vr.il hf,f
you out i:f your diffanltMtt no mal
tnr bow jK-rpU-iiDt; Tinio and ai;ain
this masier .iu!nd haj j,crompll.sh(Nj
tho 8rm:oK iinpo?ait'l'. Your ti mo
tions or tn:.uhl8'vhtht'r il;y tf of
a privt. niior . or 'cciicV-rtiint? a?
fairi of hunine-s Hr lovt-rs pnili.Vuis
will, to r.nsrf-i from the stair' In
surh a manner that! your s'orvts
will b. PiVt-iJed to no ohij cmi in
tbo audience.
Clayton ini(.s any qiiMfitiono mi
cart to ask and fritvptirs are iu
itd to tvt this iut'T mtfitalht
r.s h.i has 1m-u put to th swen st
kinds of tt-tiia ibruukLo'ut (ho .mid.
Ourint? his inKtr..'rn"Ht in
cfty Clayton will giro 'a sp-ci.I
inH ftg-ladi" only, 'when" nn
vill h;- adniitled, evn emplu;.
the theater ulil hn excluded
(Inn lli.- I;uiie njuy w k all
m.tt
lla'lt !
. (and
P rjonal and dedicate (jistiont l :'
Itwiutc iy ask during th: Tvi'.vUit
d':inn:r;f mtion. .
Officer's Wife
Dies From Hurt
1'ORT TOWNSEND, Wash., July
.-(?) Mr.;. 1. 'TV Moore, Injured
M inday In an automobile accident
i;n 'hi; Olympic highway, 14 miles
tnim here, when her husband, cap
lain In the Portland police force,
and nvo others were hurt, died
today. '
RKTl'ltX TO MKDFORD
Mrs. Irene Watts and son John
Thomas returned to their home In
Medtord after having visited in Bly
for several days.
Wood
Illo' K wood i at Uip rock bot
tom Binurnor price of
Oouble Load - - $3.50
Single Load - - 4.00
Store your wood now; don't
wait; you will forget and miss
the bottom price. Buy now.
Gceen Slub Is also down to
rock bottom:
10 Cords $35.00
for hand nii;!,';.) sluh. Prices
Kutirr'iileed. if we quote a
chcniior price, we will refund
your money.
PEYTON & CO.
601 Main PJio'np 586
SPORTSMAN
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HEART AT
Burglars,
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Total deposits In the Ani"rlc.vi
Xatlonal and Kirst National oan
here amount to t S.Oii-I.StlJ.Td, un
Increase'of 107.351. 10 over tho do;
POKits a year atto. an-ordlm; lo of
fielain of both concerns.
R1EDKX FAMILY MOVKU
Mr and Mrs. C. U. Rleden. wrio
have been making their homo at
1500 Worden avenue, have taken
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Itl lUtKR ,1A) KS
Muxium Rubber GJoves, perfect
fit. tipering fingers, are made
to stand bard u?age.
$1.00 '
59c
Tho two Cascade
pound paper, 92
sheets. Cascade
Envelopes, 50
Envelopes
Rubber Aprons
, Made of the best
rubber. Two colors,
grey and red. While
the last
69c
Truefruit Jam
Raspberry,
Strawbery, Grape,
Pineapple ; 15 oz.
jars
49c
Marshmallow Cream
16-ounce can, 2 for
36c
Cocoa Powder
-lb., 2 for
26c
' . Grape Jelly
10-ounce jai-s, 2 for
36c
Opeko Tea .
Black of Green,'
M pound ; 2 for
. 66c
Lemon Extract
2 ounces; 2. for
" 41c
SERVICE
QUALITY
LOW PRICE
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BANK DEPOSITS
PASS 5 MILL ON
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Rockefeller Now
87 Years of Age
r0CA.STIC0 1III.L3, N. Y., July
i 8 W John 1). Rockefeller ob-
s.Tved his STth birthday toiluy with
I his usuul round of work and a Rime
i of Vlf. Krleudx and family shared'
j In the quiet observnnco of tho an
nivuruury. nn apartment In the Mills Hall
upartmentx. Mr. Rleden Ix employed
with Stone's t'aih Store
Uerald Ciuviirtiil Adx, pay.
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Fifth 8C Main St.
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rar talc i.-n i m;
onteel
A WOMAN has to breathe the fra
grance of Jonteel, the New Odor
of twenty-six flowers, only once to
know it is a perfume that Is rare and
expensive.
You expect its price to be for
biddingly high. But you are astonished
and delighted to find that Talc Jon
tee! sells at a price no higher than
that of ordinary powders. Try it today.
Face Pousier
Jonteel 5Uc
2
Extra
Klenzo Shaving
Gillette Razor
Gillette Blades .
Total .............. ... i 2.00
THE THREE FOR .
79 c
The
Can Shoot
sophomore at Curnrate
Tsch. ix no nerson for bur-
' or holdup men to trltltf
with Hhox ths rlmrnplon rill"
ho' nt ,h "hole achoul This
l I'll ( LTA IXvllMPI
horn she scored
poaalhlr i0
MRS M III HKHT RKTl KXH IIOMi;
Mix. furl Hchilhert of tho Hprlltrf
I.nko district, returned lo her home
today after an enjoyable visit hern
with Mr. and Mrx. w. II. Mcl'her-
r In and Mr. und Mrx. John Hrliuber.
Her many friends will bo pleuxed j
to, learn xho Ix slowly recuperatlnit 1
f in lllu Injury sho suffered Iwn;
years ko wlieu she fell, hreukltiR
her hip in two places. Slio 1.1 still
forced to ujo crutches. j
Special Conui.utticaiiort j
Klamath Lodge No. 77 1
Friday Jignt, July 9di
WOKK IN K. A. DF.CRI'.K
bsm mm
UG C
Special
Cream 50c
. '. 1.00
. . . , 50c
tjjjj Tale JonUtt
tti-JrwJ Combination
MIDLAND
Mix. J, ft, IlouiHir und family
were Klumiith rails vlxllori Bat
tirdiiy, !
Mr, and .Mrx. Thuiiius l.nriiiiiil, Mr,
and Mrs. II. II. l.urKunt mid ("Hilly,
Mr, mill Mix. A. M, (lroKory ami
fiitnlly mid Allien Hrlimork, all of
Miller liil n it il, were ut llm Ady on
n plnilc Hiiiuliiy. 1
Mr, und Mrx, J, II. lUirnntt nitd
ilnimhtur Anna were vlxlllnif at Kurt
Kliiiimth Hiinilii)'.
Mr. and Mm, Roy Hclunock, Mr,
und Mix. 8. I, llitrivett hud family,
Albert Hull, d'hurlea l'ortur wru
eullltiK on Mr. unit Mix.' A. K, Hrtil
mlrn, ' ,' . .
Annum the Klumalli Kails visitors
Kutiinlny ware Mr. anil Mra. 8. 1..
Iliirnetl and dnuuhler Pauline. Mr.
und Mrx. II, II, lai'ruiit and family,
Mrx. O. Trnvnrx and 19, I.. Kurher.
Albert Hclmieik of Miller Island
k in' lit Htilurdny li Ik It t with- Wllford
Hhuliulre.
Mr. ittul Mrx. O, Iruverx ani( fam
ily Kpuiil Momluy at Dlumund lake.
Mh and Mrx. Ilnrry MUldlnton of
Midland xpent Uundny ut 1 Crnler
l.tlHte. "
Mr. and .Mrx. Roxroo Largent nf
Klnmuth Kntls xpeut Humlay at the
linnm of his parents, Mr. olid Mrx.
Thotunx lirxi'iit of Miller Island.
McCoy's Puts Weight
on Weak Skinny Men
llolluwi lii cheeks -hollows In the
sides of heck flului'xs In rh"Xt
hy don't you do suuiethlna to makii
viiiirKi'lf look like n rent man?
.MiiCoy's Coil Liver Oil Compound
Tallinn puts on weluhl whxru Wfilahl
u n.-.-il .1 ' nut dtilr Hint but thy
loiild i.p )oiirx.-ni ral health and you
cruw stroni:er, more eiiurgetlo and
get plenty of ambition.
tin.' woniiin unliied IS pounds in
six n'eks und If any underweight
man ur woman doesn't gain 6 pauudx
in 30 dayx with McCoy x (!. II. Un
derwood or the drugglxl from whom
they piirchuxod tlioiii will glxdly re
turn the purchase prlcn. till tnhletx
00 cunts. Axk for McCoy's they aro
xuunr cuatwl. Adv.
,,AT,! h,,,,-iv $
Mu ulii m lluih pray bax uxUu
long spra' huad, S-fo-.t hoio.
Ju x'io thing for hot woath'-r.
$1.50 Hair Brush
75c Comb, the 2 for
$1.76 .
Rubber Gloves
Maxium Rubber
Gloves, perfect fit,
and made to stand
hard usage
69c i
Truefruit Jam
Raspberry, Straw- ,
beny, Grape, Pine- .
apple; 15 ounc.e jars. '
Two for 49c ,
Orange Marmalade
15-ounce' jars ...
Two for 49c
Chocolate
ij-pound cake "
Two for 26c
Currant Jelly
10- ounce jars; i :
Two for 46c
Spices
Ginger, Allspice,
White Pepper
.... Two for 26c
Cadet Caramels
one pound
26c
SERVICE
QUALITY
LOW PRICE
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