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For Sl Real Eatat (Con't)
Now house wllh aaraas. Close M,
on Improved ilr..l. Price U.s&o
Krnty terms. Inquire 11 Kunt
Main. N14-1S
PUK BALK Ont and on-hal( acres
In alfalfa and potatoes, on high
way. eloee In. Price 11,000. on
esay terras. 101 Lincoln. Phone
H-M.
iOIWS
kesrsar
Fares l.oans
out
1 SIX acra tract of i
1, tit una. iajui'
r Irritation. Thl.
u tract '
n(k iron. o
, fUm. and low tonus.
Lni IKhl'.
St MALT CO.
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hnraare
Farm I -nana
Oltt
SOME KKAIi bargain!
, j ud farm property,
to trad or
A REALTY CO.
th Tib St.
harasr
Farm Loan
Oltf
Low Interest, Ion term farm loana
WiNHAlUt IIK.tLTV CO.
I!M Ho. Tth Ht.
Insurance
Ileal Kstate, Kara lmaa
Olti
rOH BALK (turn aplnndld loia In
Mllla Audition, rery cheap. Phone
&J M or call 01 Lincoln.
FOR BALK Splendid eornar lot
la Hoi Bprlnia. Cloae In. eO.7S
feat. Price 11.000. Call 01
Lincoln Ht. or phona tlf-M.
FOR SALE (Con't)
Ido eedan, flna condition. Good
rulilmr, shock absorbers, 1460
llowle Motor Co., 12th and Main!
NlGtf-
Kord touring. Starter, now paint.
15 worth new rulilmr. IMS.
Howl Motor Co. 12th and Main.
NlStf.
Mawell Club Kadun. tlood
condltlou. tt7t. Howie Motor
Co., 12th and Main. 1'liona 278.
NIBtf
of finding tome buyer who wanted,
the aupply, i j
Livestock '
BAN FRANOIHCO, Nor. 14.
Cattle firm; ataara, good, 18.25
18.50; cow, good and choice, 16.25
I6.75.
Calve, ateady; medium choice,
aT.OOWIH.VO.
Hone ateady; n,t, $18.50
114.00; medium, 12.00 1S.00.
Sheep, firm; lamba. medium
choice, 1 13.00i(lG.2t; ewee, 14.00
CM. 00; wethera, l.00,11.60.
MERRILL
Klamath the flrat of
Chevrolet tourln. 125. Balloon
tire. Kitr tire, bum per a. snub
bra, other extra. Fine buy
for t46. Howie Motor Co.,
12th and Main. NlSlf
Ton RAI.K Only a few good lota
left In Mllla Addition: prlro 1250
earh. phone 6:-M or call (01
Ltr.coJn.
TWO BI'I.KNDID realdeure lota on
Lincoln atreet. Price 1350 each.
Apply (01 Lincoln or Phone
535-.M.
Ladlea Hometblng new and attrac
tive In aprona. Clow and l imp.
boll. 131 No. 4th Bt. Phone
NI6-18
foil hALfc Klrat ilaax furniture
or mree room bunmlow, com
pete or by plt.ce. Ilaraaln. Ita
of fruit In aluxx. Houho fur r-nt.
Klicrli'ln and E. .Main. M5
Kord delivery In good condition
tall at Imperial Oarage, 3rd
ana nam me. N6tt
roil BALK Two-room home wllhj
rloaed-ln porch, garage, large lot,;
cloae to dragon are. pavement:)
price 11.200, one-third down, bal-1
anre on fay tt'rma. Phono 536-M
or call at 01 Lincoln at.
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FOR BALK I .ota In all parte of the
city for 10 par ornt dowo and 34.
equal paymenta oa unpaid balance.!
Call 101 Lincoln or phone 634-M.
Slightly uaed Oallon, Burrougha,
guaranteed. Caah or terma. South-
wall a Htationcry Store. Phone
02. Nll-17
ka BDT 10 acre
MU4IBE1. on man-1
L mi iron achool, all ,
Unix, part In alfalfa.
M. Half r. nair
L IM tin 'arm loan.
Till la a real enap.
UlttTY CO.
k :ib Bt.
bamece
Farm
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FOR BAI.B If yon are looking fot
a nice amall Irrigated farm, I have
It for aalc: 46 acrea, 7 mllee from
Klamath Kalla, wllh good build-1
Inaa, ahade ireea, lawn, and every-'
thing to run the (arm-goat with!
the place. Including boraoe Price'
$10,000. Call 101 Lincoln St. or1
phone 610-M.
Three-ynur-old llalateln-Jeraey cow.
(llvoa 4 Vj fcuUer fut, two gala,
ot milk. Will come froth In
March. Will evil rraaonable. See
L. It. Illehn, City Hall. N14-17
OPKRA HTAIIH ItKIIKAUHK BE.
FOllB THKY IlltOAUCAMT .
The te'rrore of broadcaatlng for
the flrat time are not confined to
amateura. A performance In a radio
atudlo, without the Inaplratlon of a
rlalble audience and with ' dead
aeouatlca ao different from the con
cert hall, la uat aa baffling tor the
great atara. ' Therefore, tb accuatom
them to theae new condition!, they
are required to bare a dresa rebear-
aal. There la ao mnch volume to a
piano or 'cello or violin energetically
played that there lan't the noticeable
difference In tone In the broadcaat.
Ing atudlo. But tbe voice aa a rule
rounds weak and nnnatural to the
alngtr.
Tbeao rehearsala aluo give the n
dlo operator an opportunity to de-j
tcrtnlne what la known aa the ml-!
crophone balance of aound. That!
includes the position and distance1
of the alnger from the microphone
and aome indication of the volume!
of tono. j
The day preceding the broadcaat- j
Ing of Mme. Louise Homer'a recital'
In New York ahe ipent two boura in
tho radio atudlo. Her alnglng of1
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic," i
the next to the last number, proved
that one more great artist had been '
heard to a good advantage over;
tbe radio as In the theatre. I
August Andre made a trip to Mer
rill recently.
Al Burnell and daughter Lola
Ited at R. I. Beasley Sunday. Mr.
Burnell Journeyed to Henley In Uiei
afternoon. I
Mary Cotman has been oat of
achool on account of alckneaa.
Ned O'Connor, M. Marry and Jack
Denehay were vlaltora at tbe O'Con
nor borne recently.
Mr. Pauley from the Sanitary
market at Klamath Falla was a
business visitor In the dlatrlct the;
flrat of the, week. j
Marjorie Bowman and Thelma
Lewie were Klamath Fall visitors
last week.
Honoring Mailne Barka, the occa
sion being her aecond birthday, a
number of children gathered at her;
home Sunday. Among thoae present
were Arllne Lewis, Pearl, Eugene
Plnkney and Edna Beasley, Mary
and Harry Galarneaux. Mrs. R. J.
Beasley aaslated Mrs. Barks In en
tertaining and serving refreshments.
Jim Stewart made a business trip
to Klamath Falls Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. Al Burnell made a
trip to Fort
the week.
Mrs. Clyde Bark and Mra. C, W.
Lewis and daughter Thelma attend
ed lodge In Merrill Tuesday evening.
Wm. Barks. H. J. Beardsley and
C. W. I.twit were Merrill visitors
Tuesday.
H. J. Beardsley Is leaving tbla
week for Salem, where he will at
tend to bualneas mutters for a few
days and visit with relative. Mr.
Beardsley formerly lived sear Salem,'
Buy your
Southwell's.
Christmas cards at -Nli-ll
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What yon no longer have use tor
may be Just the thing another la
seeking. The Klamath Newa Classi
fied Ads bring buyers and seller to
gether. , '
COLD WEATHER COMING
"Let Your Glass Troubles Be Ours."
All kinds of glass For all purposes.
Estimates gladly furnished for
Saih, Door, Frame and Cabinet Work.
THE GLASS HOUSE
Uth and Pine.
Phone 477-W
AS
HELP WANTED Mala
Two-yean-old: fine animal; tor
sale cheap or will trade for ewe.
Howard Knur, Warden, Ore.
N10-15
lSJOST ACItKH
to bay choice
nun. City water,
Mat and Irrtga-
lur terms. 10 per
an Ita dollar per
SALTY
la It Bt.
00.
Farm Loana
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MAN WANTF.D (City or country)!
old established company will aup-
ply capital and start yon In your
own permanent business selling
necessities people mnat buy every
day. Kaperlonfl unnecessary.
Write McConnon A Co., Factory
200 Winona, Minn. B20
Ten Days Sale Btovea, overcoata
and furs. All kinds of goods.
Save money. See Dirk at 220
Main St. N7 U14
cwt.
....760
HELP WANTED Female
Practical
Phone
Nurse.
14-M
330
Conger Ave.
N15-1S
FOR RENT
Sleeping room, very dealrable.
front room; heat. ,413 High St.
N15-18
FOR RKNT Three room and lath
furnlahed houee. with garage. In
good location. Price $6 montn.
Call at 301 Lincoln or phone
63-M. '
Ilia beat com.
tsaatsmea In tb
ayengh tor an
"Vila nice lawn.
;V7' l irnn BP.XT Four room house on
rrn.a.::n:ni s..ppi.to. $io
; J.r . I month, uu ai wi w"
Apple Cider, gat. ...
Yakima spuds, per
Applca, box, .,, i .
Onions, cwt.
Orapea, per lb.
Fresh Rgga. by the
Freeh Rggs by tbe do. ,
OKLAHOMA HKKKH KiOO.OOO FOR
8TATIO.V
.l .40
.. 2.76
to 1.7S
2.25
...03c to 06
case 48c
60e
The eyes ot the radio world are
focused In Oklahoma during Its cam
paign to finance a super-power radio
broadcasting station In a way never
tried before. The fans will be asked
to contribute 3200,000 cash tb build
a super-power atation at Bristow.
It Is not a stock-tolling proposl-j
tlon. .While they csll It a member
ship plan," It la nothing but an out
right donation on tbe part of every
fan who comos In. Memberships will
cost 10 each, and tho fan may buy
aa many aa he wants.
Bcotti'a Produce Co,
901 F-ut, Mala 8C Phone 027
NS -It ,
TO EXCHANGE
f tsment. Call
l""1 Hons 631-M,
ps4 HoiMiB
J Trti
' jnHrtsly fnrnlab-
r?i ot four-
F1 H8hl ah .
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F-4tV, A M
tnmZ . nnrn Prnper-
l!Jill 01 Lincoln!
! IM. t ,,rt. Mills
ii"i . n """""i.
. uinroin.
til n.n --room
LI!" Ml Lincoln.
phone 633-M.
FOR RENT Modern bungalow on
pavement, unfurnished: range In
kitchen. Price $60 month. Call
001 Lincoln; phone 636-M.
Wish to exchange 2 3-4 acrea,
beat ot soil, highly Improved,
part In alfalfa. Remainder In
fruit and nuts. Abundance wa
ter for Irrigation. Eight room
plastered house, barn, etc. Situ
ated on paved road, IH miles
from city limits ot Cblco. Calif.
Want Klamath Falla residence
or bualneas property. Will con
sider cloae In acreage. Addresa
W. A. Braeelton, Cblco, Calif.
Nll-17
LOST
Furnlahed house. Call C.
City Hall Fire Dpt.
U Walab.
NM-15
Pocketbook In toilet of Central Ho
tel. PJeaae return to Klamath
News and receive liberal reward.
N14-20
Apartment. Two rooms furnished.
Hot and cold water, 0S Jeffer
son. N1S-15
Four room bouse. Phone
41-W.
Nlltf
FOR RENT First class furnished
apartment, ateam heated. Mc
Carthy Apartments, 130 Pine.
Phone 300. OUtf
Cr. r:',ront
or phono 636-M.
fcath News
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'-t' ' i,'"-ln!r Rdltnr
a tl.nan..
naiaifi,
FOR SALE MUcellaneou
VWuu-raalririlr aaaiaiasaaa
Riar Knzllsh male two yours
trained nusll and ducka. House
car broke, eligible to realstra
lion. tin reasonable offer re
fused. Luclle Reduer, Sill Pell-
can City road. NI2-1H-
Lost or stolen Saturday night, boy's
Hawthorne De Luxe bicycle. In
front of Pine Tree Theatre. Re
ward for Information or return
ot aame. Notify 340 Lincoln
atreet. ....13-17-
WANTED
Will pay cash for used Ford or
Chevrolet, any shnpe or model.
622 South 6th. Nil D10-
Wilkins Indicted
; By Grand Jurymen
To Ed Wllkina, ot Klamath Falls,
goes the doubtful distinction of
being the only Individual against
whom the Klamath county grand
Jury. In Its session which closed
yesterday, returned a true bill.
At least Wllklns' was the only
case mad public.. Five secret In
dictments were returned, but no in
formation regarding them will be
divulged until the . principals are
apprehended. .
Wllklns, the Indictment charges.
forged a check for 130 on Novem
ber 4. It was mad out on a check
from the First National bank.
Reports circulated about the court
house that the tinal report ot the
grand Jury would be very startling,
proved to be without foundation.
rtirfoimaa Cards engraved or
nrinted with your name at South
well'. Order early. Nle-M
Dressmaking
Hosehler.
726-J.
Mai ' L .
and fancy work. Mrs.
713 No. 9th. Phone
Nll-17 !
MISCELLANEOUS
riano Tuning. Call Mr. Morgan
at the Earl Shepherd Co.
N1S-19
Legal Notices
NOTICH VOn ri'BUCATlON
DAILY MARKET
QUOTATIONS
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KATH FALL!
IftevteHsiaenft of Ihe
U. 8. Land office at Laknview, Ore,
October 14. 1925;
Nolle I hereby given that Hurd
C. Tipton of Olefin, Oregon, who,
on Oct. 15. 1920, made Additional
Stock Raising Homestead Entry. No.
010041. for BHSKH, 8HH8W
of Sec. T. BWK8WH of Sec. .
NW)4, NH8W14 of Sec. 17, EV4
NE4 of Soc. 13. Township 8B.,
Rnnge 11H E., WIllametlB Merid
ian, ha filed notice of Intention
to mnko Three Year Proof, to e
tabllth claim to the Innd above
doacrlhed, before 0. R. DeLap, Olork
n ih. r-nuniu rinurt. at Klamath
Falls. Orogon. on th 27th day of
Novembor, 1915,
Claimant names a wllnysses:
Edward Van Antwerp. John, M.
Tlploh, Snmuol Dixon and Albert
L. Marshall, all of Olene. Orogon
p, P, LIOHT.
Ols Nig - Register
prime.
It you know of any game viola
tion, call pbon 684. All Informa
tion will - bo gtrlotly . confidential.
Wheat ' j
nnuTf.ANli. Nov. 14. Hard!
while. $1-53; soft white, $1.50;
western white, 11.49! bard winter,
$1.46; northern spring, $1.46; wea
tcrn red, $1.45.
Butter
Cubo extra, 56c; standards, 54c;
firsts, 63c; flrata, 50c.
Rggs
Fresh slandnrd extras. 66c! fresh
standard firsts. 63c; fresh medium,
43c; fresh undor lod, 82c.
Wool
PORTLAND. Nov. 14. As the
price available for wool has ad
vanced with the general betterment
In the eastern and foreign alluatlon,
holders of fleece at Pacific north
west points have boosted their price
a. the market reached their
view they advanced them, In fear
Buying
CHEAP
GLASSES
I Poor Economy
They are made by mold
ing the glass (not grind
ing) and the surfaces are
naturally uneven, like a
bottle. They distort the
rays of light, cause pain
and discomfort and in
jure the eyesight
Our prices for fitting and
furnishing ground-to-order
glasses . are reason
able and consistent with
the value, of such ser
vices. DR. GOBLE
' , ' Ryea Examined '
OI'ICK eJKRVICB
TO) Mala Btrnet
lara , "1 '-. rrsune
Ground " " '''' Repaired
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