Monday, Au;imt 1 127.
TUP KVKN1N0 HKUAL1), KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
BRIEF NEWS OF KLAMATH
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Itcma of Interest Concerning Residents of the Great Klamath Hawn. If
You Have News for This Department, Your Courtesy in Calling 88
Will Be Appreciated
llt for Homo I liwUfr irli Charter
. .leas Turner of Uwlaton, lila.. Tin Malln Masonic lodge ha
wlm hi limm vUltlng wilh hla heen grunted II charter and ff.
twn anna, John and Pave nC l.an- rers for th flrl year hav been
rll Valley fur th pant I wo announced follow: Jon Klk-
weega, naa in lur in noma, nir. auvrtl, grand tuualar: J. L. Ju.
Turner la nun of I lis largest
wheat growers unit wilh hi two
una Bold, mora IIiud 116,000 , Trout.
worth of grain U 1010. In Ilia Xlark.ii, lunl
Langell Valley country h I In-'ami Zlabck,
cob, senior wsrden: A. M. Tho-
maa. Junior warden: Dr. V. M
arolor deacon: A. W
lor demon; Ken! In
treasurer: J. W
tertati4 Willi HI aon Jolin UtTaylor, secretary: S. Hhamhart,
Minr limn 70 acre of land. lie senior steward; Wllllsrn Walker.
reporta crop condition a moat , Junior steward and Peter FUli-
fuviirulil I hi ymr.
Stlao I'lutiiiwr lrft
Mia Francis I'luiumar of Port
Und. who ha been the house
guest of Mr. and, Mr. John Clem
niiaon for Ilia past fortnight, left
on Hiitxlay inornttig for her In nun
In Ilia northern city. Willi"
hare MIm I'lummcr was honored
with a number of Impromptu
falra. Kljo was vary nuirh Ini
pressed with lh Klamath county
scenery on hir flrat visit south.
Iteturncil Tu Kalmi
Mia Lenta lleall, formerly of
this city, has returned to her
homo In Hulcm afier n two
Weeka' vlalt hern with friends.
Hli Was ihn limiaii giin.t. i. Mr.
and Mr. A. V. Cruliatn during
her Uiy In tliu city. '
Hon ! Uorn ,
i, Annouuctrunf. telling n( liie
arrival' of baby boy at Ihn
home of Mr. and Mr. George
t'arr of (iraul I'au hiv twn
rf rdvd here by frlanda of the I
sided her.. '.Mr. .C.rr la . hro-j""" '"l
Ih.r of Christine Davison of this , XBrwU.
' ' Th Past Nool V.rand' Club
M.vnr IH Crania Paae "" luesnay anernoon
or. tvjer. Iniiallalloo of the of
ficers i conducted by Milton
Mycin, deputy grand warden of
,Hlein and 1). K. Cheney, grand
secretary of I'nrlland. The new
loilun will bo kuowo Mulln
ludg. No. t4.
RditmlnaT TutiiorroHr
Mr, and Mra. 1. K. Vlh are
eineeted home tomorrow from
Portland and Heaalde where they
liuve apenl tbo paal weik. Mr.
Walah went north to attend lluy
r' Week. la Portland they
era tha houac xuima of Mr. and
Mra. 1. A, WaUb, partnta of
Mr. Wnlah who la manaK'ir nf
the Oregon Wrtoten ' Mlnre on
Main and Klghlli. i( y
VUIIe.1 rVim .M.ilfonl.
Mr. and Mra. It. I). Illnnon
and aoa HI an ley of Mndford were
tha week end fueata of Chrlat
Ulanaa of tha hotal and Arrada
and their aon Jimmy lllnann of
th la city. Stanley remained In
the city to Tlnll her for a week,
while bla parent returned lo Ilia
aHwi-llil Left
I'. M. Cartwrlitht, loral rt'prn
nerilullva fur Ihn Kunkton llus
Company, left Ibl Inninlim . fur
aaalnin and enullinrn ill leu on a
cninlilned bunlneiia'aud platinum
trip. Mr. Curtwrlicht will vlalt
in Denver, Oinaliu, HI liul.
t'lilriiKO, Milwaukee. Kl. Paul.
Mlnneupolla, New (Irlvana, Kl
l'ii(i. through Arizona rlile and
Into California while away. In
Chicago, Mr. Carlwrlnht will vla
lt a alnter and In Wlrnnln will
villi with a brother.
Marring l.li-enaea rnnlel
Two marrlax llrenwe were
granted at lice office of tha rnun
ty clerk on Katurduy afternoon.
Frank Jox-ph I'erhnlt, aged 49.
of 174 Main and Hulda Kro
lirotn, aged SS. wore granted a
marriage III enae. Ceorgn IKiw,
will worker, and Klla Maa Howe
wera granted a ll-enwt to wd.
Mlaa Itnwe gave her orrupallon
a that of a (tenograpber.
Coat Ilemodeled.
Fur Maaufactarur.
Fwrier
MRH. Wfl.MAM
IIKHrtl.hll
421 Klamath Avenue.
Between Kourth and fifth.
Klamath Fall Or.
'MOTOR-HIKE' !i
Tn nr nnnnnrrv
luutuHura
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Tntrc Th.ro
Markets
f'UKTI.ANfl. Ore.. Aug. I. IA1
flutter ateady; ailru rubea elty
40; atandarda 3 Vk : prim flrat
17; flmU creamery prkaa.
i Print 3r abova euhe atandirdt;
Fourth Junt of' Aged buttarfat -, fob Portland
Lady Across Contin
ent at End
I MEDFOIU). Or.. Aug. 1. (API
' Mra. Kannle Ktreator, of Bel
; fort. Va . ared 1 yeara. who alt
. w'k Pi t eturted to walk to the
borne of bet daughter, Mr. Wyde
Keena of Ja"kun villi'. Ore.,
Kgg ataady. Current raralpt
23; fraah medium 12; freab atan
dard flmta 25.
Mflk ateady. Rid to farmer: 4
per rant raw milk. 12.2 rwt fob
Portland; butterfgt 40 , fob
Portland.
Poultry ateady. (lea & per
rent ommlimloii ) ; Heavy ben 21
it 23: llgut 1! 'all; eprlng
reached Chlcngo a month ago, l; broiler lf I; Pekln whlta
through th hilp of automobile. I dug ; colored, nominal; tur-
Kilnjt Mny l.yon flonit
Ml Kiln a May I.yona of The California.
Rand Hoi ba returned from Han
KrnnclMo, where nhe nncnt tbo
tmal three week on IniHlne nnd
pleumiri'. ' Klin will be lit homo
tn brr friend i Ihn Wlllurd.
Mnny t ar Ituller
TourUn from all eilioli of
the iniintry rontinu to vlalt KIb
maih Fall and on Saturday mor
than 30 out-of-lata ram were
reglHlered at the Triple A lloolh
at the chamber of rommerrn. In
iluded In thoin reglatered today
were: A. W. Clm. Pond, ( at.; A.
N. Vlulon. Hollywood; Marvin
Polk. Concord; It. l. Anderon,
Oakland; T. II. Conger, Jr.,
llerkeley; II. 'Van Schali k. I
Angilee: It. K. Woolever, 8n
Joe; Inland 'A. Kahn, Ktocklon;
11. II. William, Corcoran; Henry
f'. Huetl, Lone Beach; F. K.
Harked, Uouti: Cluryie F.
. Hhoop, Arvada. Col.; and Greg
ory Polllpkln of Cram Valley,
.
Iv ttll In the sild-weai metrop
olis arcarlliis to her daughter,
and not jpt to proceed farther
t westward. . .
Mr. Koine ald thi morning
that hn did nut expect her
mother to vlalt her a her lat
letter auld n wa contented
with a light Job. in one of the
Chicago ' auburn. An effort I
being made to Indues tbe aged
larly to return to ber Virginia
home.
Mr.' Hlrcator ha "walked"
' acroM the country three time In
the lnt eleven year, twice to
thi elite, and one, to Wanblng
lon male. Thia aprlng aha itarted
on her fourth tran-eont!nentl
hike, giving as bar reon: "I
' want lo ee m' grandchildren."
iFhe reached Chicago, where h
announced ber detinallon with
tha comment. "I would rather
;iruvol than stay home.'
1.-54
key, alive, nominal.
Onion ateady, local
7.00.
Potatoes ttaady. 2G0GJ JS.
VVIIV HflLOMOX ISLAM.
ix;h are i.lki mol.
llrik.. Have H.,n t T" a l,P,t
u. ......i- ii ii.ii,... iville Unt January by. truln for
, !- I In
Florence Porter, are receiving
li.-cl Vlellml City
William J. Reed of ('rum &
Foaler nf Portland attending tho
week-end here wa Joined by hla
wife and aon who hav been via
Ulnar In Son Vruuelsco. They re
turned to Portland thi morning.
Virginia uud. In. Juno,
congratulation from their nmny ' utrld for thj valley,
friend noon tho arrival of a! ;' -
baby boy. Tho new heir ha 1 ylTf-UKXTH TO
been nimed "Daniel Porter" and I
weighed night nnd ono-bulf '
pound at birth. Mother and o.i
re at lb Klamath General ho
pltal.
again
KINO
tiEdtW.ii AUK I IKIOVK
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I invnnv Am- 1. API
King Oei.rce would no!'P
and
LONDON. Aug. 1. f API Mot
rf the doga in tha fioloaion
Inland are called "Maola."
If the vliil tor call out. "Ma
ola", he may exr-Jt-: to La a ee
ond Pled Plrxr. All the doga
within earihot will -follow him.
"Why?" one asked of H. F.
Thomnon. Kn;llnb Acting Deputy
Commlilon."r of tha Western Pa
cific, who Ih rlviting In Londna
Hecaane Mania mean atomach
ache, and tha Solomon natives
have the curious belief that If
they are suffering from, an all-,
ment they can. get rid of it by
calling their dogs tha feime of
the iliac. Hence, most of the
dog; hfi the name Mania.
Kii3 few are cajlvd Tohl Malua,
which means headache, and oth
ers, L.iu Maola, . vhlch. . mean,
pain 1" the neck.
lUMTLSU GIHLS MA tut V
! , KAKLU.lt, ME LITER
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THE LIBERTY
LAST TIMES TODAY
BUCK JONES in
"The Flying Horseman
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THr Wll.it I1I I K l)ICS IV HITTV-MII WAV. '
lioril, Tilitll.L-A-MJM T:, LAI (ill-A-rlUt OM WkkJT
Llt.N' 1II MA lluil will keep you oil the oil He of your evftt
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL ATTRACTION '
THK OFHtlAt MOTION PICTITIEm OV THE , '
DEMPSEY.TUNNEY '.'L
aiTTLt 'OU THK WOKLD'at CHlJU-IuXSmP!
Knjoyeil llcnlc
Mr. M. G. Mordoff, with her
three daughter. Mle Alleen.
Ma and Lorraine, "fluddv" Mor-
Mayor Ce.,rge S. Fog of C.rnnl:i' o'clock at tha home of I j0rf and Mia Mildred Devi mo
I Ijikevlewr ;lrl If
I The Mle Mary and Grace
Johnnon and Lucille Flmmoni.
all popular memlier of tho
I'lilii ui rollwilon or -oiia ana uoxuox, Aug. 1. AP)
ends" If he enforced all the British girl are marrying younz-qult-renu
to which be Is legally ier than before the war, but men
entitled. jut a later, ase. acrorjia; to sta-
A "quit-rent" I a contribu-! Uatlcs by the, regl. !rar general.
Hon In kind made to Pritain'st Afir the war uiaa womcu.
AT
THE PINE TREE
LAST TIMES TODAY
. , t '
Constance Talmadge in
"YEN US of VENICE"
Her CONSTWf F a. V.n,nn. I . i i u-..i- i.
Ht'ltTHACT I'm kit-IU k from I'oUceniesi H1V1DK Uu . '
Itlch ArtM rhr'a crajy ulnnit from hla Fiancee and V
;i,LTll'LV tiiuedy Complication!
SPECIAL TONIGHT
AUGUST 1ST
SECOND
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Pn. accompanied by Mr. Fn,
and Mr. Fox hruthef. t:rnt L.
,Fx (f t.'lp Lf'.r1! tHor
here Velrtay cli(luln to Cratn
Uke. Tnl)m.rilra at th holl
Arcade white hero. 11 1
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n.,'rooiitu.. by, II,. K,,B(lnMih.
. .VhutpgDathm. appeal!) , com
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MfliitirtiHtl FVoiil t4.milifaii'
';' A. J. Vuye. well known' IipijT
n. innrt 4il llua. Ktvpo foio
t,,iha local resident rvglaUftud
th Clift In Han Fraai lcj d
Jtil .lhir asHl waek i. !
c ii l.. j i ki
From, Hllvcr Lkf i !ji
L. II. Charlcev of Silver' Lakr,
prominent huattiea man of thit
!o,;4nt Aatrdaor .1 In (S
city on hulneM and Tlaitlng wjtH
frleniU.'1' --' ,
Mr. It. K. Wuttenuurg. All ircl to l-ak o" tho Woods on
past noble grand member and -Sunday, where thry enjoyed an
vlnlilng memoer in ina city
vnunecr et of Lakevlew are ! reigning sovcrlgn by holders of married letween the ajtci ot ri
here for a few day visiting with country estates granted to them and SO. Tliousan U of uarria.ic
relatlvcs and friend. taglith kings tn ancient able girls los the.r tww.ica.u
times. 'ouring the war. Fisares stew
I ii..f.t . M.irnt Some, like th miniature Na- tbe. tbe majority cl brides are
Bro I OUtiag and picnic IudcIi... ... . .. ,.: ., ...i ni,l, ll, ililldir,l nreunuut on ni,i luttween ?il nil f .r. Thev
urged to V.t-po Mr X 'j, WvcdT.1 ..i.lver,r, of Jh. batti. of ! were chUdre. duri U.-.r.
and Mrs. Myrtle Ke.er H'HWt.f aO.-rrv-.V U ., . 4 irW-ZTiTMu. : W.frlop by, the Duke ol Wei- ... ifacy of the. ma now marry-
ho.tea.ea. t H ,. f 'V' hi, ttaM. ig - ere caths du'lag. the wax.
1: j 't'W,1'WlW' Strathflaye. are r4iredi , , - -
Loft f.,r rutW--- TrtWfrW ,t are due ln de--t sinuw Uome-r, .
Myrtle Melch.or tor? ..4 ..Unm-a rer .lX ;muM, T .,1 .MrZ'Vi
Aloe a iieauiy nnop. n.a nm iui 1 nome tuia aiternoon. Mr. nam I ' v :
Ban Fraoclaco to take
take P"t ; formerly, operated the Star Drug
If' litxmanenl store. ' J!'-
graduate Jcours I jf uVmanent
wafjfrtw, bHiI apnn hiirilretiirn to
thWTHy Ifv lllllnpnilK reymanent rwaiiiail-wavhorn-
-fcwrAl
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Mn,. KaIki I-ft
.Mm. Stephen Babo, Jr., with
hot children' aad ' her Imoiheriln
Uw. Mr. Ktcplico 8bo, Sr.., Mt
Sunday for Ku Frani'.eco. where From Kllvrrton
they will reldA Th Sabo home
on Melrnae ha been leased by
Dr. W W. .Wko.-.. I 1
Ionic r"h to
Portland not later than Thursday
,-W.Rh. rfnPQnil,blB.JiartilJ.VlllJl!Jj",$
Nwiininlnv
I a wonderful exerrla. Try It
at tha Hot Sprlnga Nat., Spring
and Kplanad.-e-AdT.
.VcMKpanor Mmq VWta
L. II. Klettlen or Valeria, O..
connected with.. Th Cbroulcla
Teleg;ram, waa among the Inter
eating vlsllora In , Klonuth Falls
over the week-end.
.Meeting Tuceday Mglit '
A meeting of th heal 111 auo-J
riailuu will uo lioiu l-uwauay eve
ning at 7:30 In the conn houne,
nocordin la n.nounccnjeut mad
today,
' Harry Coeller anil family have
returned from a two week' trip
to Diamond I nk on an outing.
Returned From Seaside
1. y. Msgulre, Sr.. with hla
sister, Miss Margaret Magulro
and his son and daughter John
anil Gertrude hav returned from
month' vara I Ion at Seaside. -
From Kprngue Klver
8. J. Wulker of Sprngne nirir
spent Sunday In Klamath Falls
with frlanda. ,
Front nrnymlll -
W. K. Cooper of flraymlll wa
a week end vlnllor In the city.
Mnrxlificlil Vldtoi
W. L. Ilnln and Harry Mc
dandles of Mnrshfleld are trnn
actlnji IhihIiioss In the city to
il ny. ,
Ladli
Notice the clearnesa. of, your
akin ,after swimming' at tho Hot
Spring Nat. Adv. ' . .
Kuaimn Offlclnl H
It.', If.- Hugh, clilot nf police ot
Kttguno, sixint Ilia week end Wo
nn business. Mr. Hugh ' was
amont tlm hotel guest at Tho
Arcade
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Home From Slnrsliflelil .
Mrs. Roy F. Dnrhln and chlld-
I
NUInikev k Uark
Thomas Durges Malirkey re
sumed his duties at Th Eve
ning Herald tcjey, after a two
weeks' vacation spent In Port
land and Seaside with relative I
and friends.
Oil e r I'M 1 f .1,
Lewis C. Ilrandt of SllVdrloa
spent the week end hero with
friends. He registered at . the
hotel Hall.
Klamath Flower Shop
For flowers. Floral design,
quality with service. 831 Main
street, l'hon 683. adv.
Word From Kowr'n
Word haa been, received from
Mr and Mr. George Kowep of
their safe arrlr.il In Montana,
where they are enjoying a vaca
tion With relatives and friends.
Mr. itow. i linotype operator
with The Herald and Th New.
The Mineral Water
at th Hot Spring Nat purifies
your blood. Try It. Adv.
Mordoff Hiiiih
M. G. Mordoff of th Mor
doff Furnltur v atoro, has re
turend ' from a woek'a business
trip to Portland, where he at
tended lfuyers' week.
Resumed Position
Miss Thylls Hogan resumed
her portion at the Golden Kulu
this morning following a two
weeks' vacation spent at Myrtle
Creek with friends.
Strangers Are Always Welcome
at the Hot' Springs Nat. Spring
and Esplanade. Adv.
The, Great Wonilcr
of tho '.'rorld, the mineral water
at the Hot Springs Nt., Spring
and JCaplnnade. Adv.
The Duke of Atuoll holdii bis C. Dijton, Mis Marsaret .Patrtsh-
'lands on coniliimttrhal h pre-iof. ilosevLIJa ajid ..ilra. , Q. J;
Mrs n It MjaherilLf en't0 "'H Benevcf hon-1 Jlarsn ot Dunsmulr were , the
nXr3fi 'PJ Aifsiax k-;F n'l'V. rofaiJJrlsIt iL his. week-end guosU of Mr. and Mr.
thMeek-Jd JSllUJri0"JJt Jtholl.iJjTnd-1
Ul r uui
At.lAke o' the WkxU
..l)r, and
iSnC Dr.
a. m .
Orlvc-r- '. . .7: it uiTTTis of Foiills. hi simllier e:
o ine i oons van . r. inn Mn. ' r-i,
11 t v,,i,ni icumstances, are under the, jniah
Charleston Contest
The First. Conte.-t, Friday Nnlght, packed t;ie Pine Tree .'..,
to Over-Capacity. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND the 8-; b
ocd Qi-Dlnt Monday Nis' t, .Ausust 1st, god th Third. 1-.
Monday Night, Auguit 8th BQQST YOUH FAVORITK ,i
TO V. IN! I '
A PErCRD ATTENDANCE that witnessed th com- V
patlti.a-r' ci natxn cco'eit. ciHlng the, BEST THRE sil
'DANCnuS for the c't mi-Fu.au, FRIDAY NIGHT. .AU
ClaT 12TH. when the CHA:.lP.ION9 0F KLAM AKlCi
., FALLS W.ILL B3. 8ELECTEDf. .." '." '
' CHARLESTON DAN'CKR$ Eoter ' Vour NaLieJ" iJ -.S:00
p. M. on days of contests. Two More Chance to
jte. Chosen a WINNERS to iCompeU In '.SE1JI-FINALS
ki;0R CHAMPIONSHIP OF KLAMATH FALLS j' J, I ?. u
.V HEUl'L.VRPIiICX8, ,. , . ' '
KcVf jAot vUVsitrtA-L
f AIfJlo n ! colors. I
fr-jj1 Gray' Carment Shop. n
For Insnranre- , ' ":
See Jas IL 'DrUcoU.
P.ldg. Adv.
Knjoyed Valley Trip
Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Place
wera among tha local residents
who motored 'to Medford on Sun
day to attend the baseball game.
j more difficult, oblation oi'p
'latW- i g'noirtait"' ' '' 1.1
I -! .
Ean Stmmons.
Join Va At
1 ..U'h.n llta V . ( ... .- . - . .,
1 rim ,L.,...k . . .' - l v.
uyvuKu me iuwh ci vrenupniiu
IliBfklrjirhlimjhlre.' the owner ;Of
itllti laud on. .which It Is situated
Williams ,jt fy, , ..... .
'jAmeabu.-y. Wiltshire, the wner
,of the laud on which It is situat
ed is calliyl up3n to furnish
tran for tho royal bed. The
bildqr of tbe Corber estates in
Shropshire, is obliged . to supply
the kick's UbUwiib, bacon when
England, is at war.
rhVT ,l
1 rmccc
Kail Uls 1' " I
Hot Springs Nat.. Spring and , Miirticil Saturday 'KvrnJng ,'
Eaplanade. Adv. 1 Tlia weddinir. of Miss Ellamae
. Row and George A. Dow, both
Thcre'a on progressive, sen- popu!ar youne peopie of this
ator not easy to handle. He 1.1... .0icmi,ed at the'Flrst
.r Fres ExWwd. Firfrd tnd thi
GUuses GifMind in inu own 1 " -
' fjcmry to1 imil your 1 r
Broken Lenses Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
' 70 MAIM STREgT
Rtfairr Quick Sertct
doesn't eat breuktast- '.
From Cottnico Omve
Frank. Hanibuck of Cnttag
Clrovo spent th week end hero
on business and pleasure.
t tho Hot, Springs Nat
reduce ' your ' fat and develop
your muscles. Adv.
Returned From Resort
. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whltlock
and aon Warren - have returned
horn from a( few days vacation
at their, summer honis at Lake
o' tho Wood.
Knroote Hnutli
Mr. and Mr. Frod Oarlch at
tonded tho baseball game nt Med
ford on, Sunday enrouto south to
Anaheim, Calif., whoro they will
mnko their future home.
NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA)
Relumeil From Vnlley
Mr. and Mra. Jack Oove wero
ainong. the, local people whq mo
tored to Medford on Sunday to
attend tho baseball game be
tween Medford and Klarnath
Faljs. ,
Attended fianin
Attorney W. H. A. Rennor with
ren have returned home from nnihls wife and children motored to
enjoyable visit In ' Mnrnhfluld Medford Sunday, whero they en
wllh rolntlvea nni) friend.
Hill For Flower'
iDd Floral designs. Phone 1118.
gd, ' "
Joyed the hntl
K'latnath Fall
gama between
nnd Medford.
Expert Prearrlptlonlt V
Forbes Puro Drug. tit.
Sufferers from
nccvuu!), dyspep-
sia, nciHi. a nieni
cino thut- will
soothe and ouict
tho - disordered
nervo centers.
Dr. Miles' Nervine is a
medicine of proven value
in nervous dyspepsia and
many other' nervous dis
orders, The first f ull-size
bottle ' is guaranteed to
help you or your
I money w
e
be retundci
Nervousness,
(Sleeplessness,
Neurasthenia,
Nervous
' Dyspepsia,
Nervous.
Headarher
N airalgia,
W wii! semi n
irotierous snmplo
for Oo In Uttiups.
Dr. Mile Medical Co.
Elkhart. Ind.
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Work
Phone 40S.
Christian Chnrch on' Saturday ,
evening at the hour of seven
o'clock The ring ceremony, was :
used, with Rev. V. K. Allison '
performing the ceremony In th
presence ot a few reliitlve and
friend. Mr. and Mrs. H. V.' Dow
attended the young couple. ; Im
mediately after the ceremony a
weddiqg supper was rcrved at tho
home of the groom's parents. Mr.
'and' Mrs! H. P. Dow, For the
present, Mr. and Mrs. liow will
make their home at Shlppington,
! with the mother ot the groom.
WATCH
REPAIRING
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C2I Mala '
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Road Oil' Qeaning
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Cars W a tied v. .
Motors Cleaned. '
Varanrn Cleaned
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,1 Expert Greasing
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NEW SYSTEM, AUTO LAUNDRY S
Esplanade, near East Mala ' .
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Industrial Supplies.
PHONE 871
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Office Phone 11MS MellHwe' itldg.
For vour own aood. allow na
lo make a careful and complete'
I test o your eyes, which will
j prove whether or not they are
in, need of help. ,
DR. .H. W. BARR
, ' Ey Sight Specialist
GUSDUNN
JEWKLKH and OITICL
003 Mala Street
Standard Dyer
and Cleaners '
Odorless Cleaning;
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One; Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
Phone 825 s-
' The Morning
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You Have Taken
Vits: X-.
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ORDERLIES
you will feel bright and
, remalh fh alf day.
The, pleasant, tasting and
effective laxative,, that Is
gentle In action and ab
solutely sate.
Never, necessary to In
crease the dose.
, . $100
BOTTLE OF ISO
' The Family Site .
! STAR DRUG
STORE
Klamatit Pall. 'Or.
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MODEL CLETRAC ' r
1S-2 H. P.
Ideal for Farm Work and Industrial Service
MODEL "K" CLETRAC is rapidly being adopted
as standard equipment by State Highway
Departments and contractors generally
. because of its great power, flexibility,, ease
of operation, fuel and oil economy and its
ability: ta pull heavy loads on any footinor.
pMODEL "K" travels sure-footedly over soft ground
, and wet Bpots over ice, snow and slippery
mud. No other tractor so thoroughly corn.
,.-- ' bines simple construction, giant strength
and power efficiency!
V PROFIT POWER " .
for Industry and Agriculture) ,J '
J. W. Kerns ::
Molina Distributor . ... -fj-
Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milk!-
Machines, Fencing, Hay. Grain. Feed and Sail
L 1 303, South Sixth St. Phona C ;J
r'- Klamath Falls, Ore.
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