Pagre Twtf
Sumlav. Nov. 29. 1925
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CHRISTMAS SEALS
SAVE MM LIVES
War on White Plague Made
' Possible By Your Use of
Penny Letter Seals
Christmas seals at one cent each
la the only method by which the
National Tuberculosis association
solicit their funds with which to
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national health education, and their
fUht against tuberculosis. 4
Every year during the month of.
December, school children in every
school all over the United States,
re liven these penny stamps to sell, j
Children are asked to help In this
campaign because they are the most
susceptible to tuberculosis. (Statis
tics show that the death rate from
this disease is higher between the;
ages of 10 and 40 than at other;
time.) Therefore In this way the;
opportunity is made to explain to :
each child what tuberculosis Is.,
what they should do in their every J
day life to nrevent getting it. Fur-1
ther. that by '' KLAMATH FALLS KIDDIES ARE
BT-ais lur; ea i vr atuat.. o .
THE
and Klamath strovts, aud liter Willi
hi. somebody there.' In charg at all
hours during Ihi. diiy. i
With ultl weather hnn, II l
pointed on l 'hut thern aw aiimi'
fuitillloa iii i lie vlrlnliy who haven't
even wood to provide. ni'iciiry heal.
There are any number iif arili-len.
II wna r'lulued, which mint be
ptirihuiu'd Willi cauli, ami m It don
ation are to be mure than weliom.
Fatal Collision in ;
Southern California ;
HAKKltSHKI.I), Calif.. Nov. US.
X;il ). liarker of Lu Attl.
was linlantly killed. hl wife and
two lioya nr.. hftli-ved to be dying
us (he result of a head-on collision
between Marker's light touring car
and a atuge of the California Tran
sit contpauy. headed for Fresno,
near her this evening. The stage
was declared to have been pass
ing another nr. Hevernl of the oc
cupants of the atag were hrulned.
while the touring car was com
pletely telcKcuped.
LISTENING IN
.nr. the who have 'he disease y ro SEE WHAT OLD SANTA HAS FOR CHRISTMAS
providing sanitariums where those,
afford '
anu HODoy. you Know ne s' mitteemen, ot newspapermen, tne
a goodly percentage ot complete - - -
... . I be some of the letters from children.' rnm.,.t.n..H r..-i ,...., i.
cares. At present mere is oniy one i - -....-..-. . ..
mat tne residents of Klamath Falls
will not fall the little boys and
who ' could not otherwise
treatment may be taken carc'of with
be soliciting, and those who ran af
ford to give are expected to furnish
their portion. A meeting of the
committee la to be held s.t the cham
ber of commerce Monday afternoon
at 1 o'clock.
" I some of the letters from children
such sanitarium In Oregon, but ou wonder way a numner or -"" ".- ' "" "
there is hope of another one soon. Pns ' Klamath Falls are volun- "o in the vicinity of Klamath
tki. i. , it,. iv' teering their services that there may Falls- Sometimes there la a smile
obloct in selling Christmas seals: well-ftlled community chest on
The more important object being the I Christmas eve?
to be found in
the letters; again
girls who, unlena contributions are
received, will spend an unhappy day
Bulls Bcars?.
prevention of disease. j " I thought maybe. Santa Claus. !'".
. The method followed to prevent that you might get him. some mar-i And the community chest com
communicable diseases is to con-j blcs or a top or something. As fori mlltee hopes lo secure money and
tantly teach the necessity of keep-! me, you ace, I'm a pretty big girl ' clothing and food that the uufor
ing physically fit and in that way! and I'll get along. ' But It would be' tttnate families here will ha.e a
be able alwaya to resist contracting; a pretty big disappointment for ( Christmas that i really worth while,
them. Bobby because, you see. he's sol Actual work is to begin by the
'Tni la done by distributing free sure " ' members of the committees next
literature; posters are made by the Over the shoulders of the com- Monday morning. Then there will
achool children as well, as adults. - - - ......
which will encourage children to
carry out health habits. Clinic are
held for babies and pre-echool child
ren for the diagnosis ot defects
which. If corrected as recommended,
will prevent the child from contract
ing disease. School inspections are
carried on by the public health nurse
and the teachers of the school
children, to determine whether they
-ate uhjalially other ettTfic ofr
many forms are carried pa in the
Various cities and communities.
Klamath connty is much more:
fortunate than many of the other
counties of the state, in that we
have here a full health unit, direct-!
ed by a full time health officer, and
also our public health association.
Klamath County Public Health,
association is a branch of the State
Tuberculosis association, and having,
such an association in our own
county, we are given a stated per
centage of the Christmas seal pro
ceeds to be spent in our own county
for health education, for materials
to prevent disease, and last, hut not
least, to help pay for corrections of
defects in those who are not able to
pay for their own.
The other portion of the Christ
mas seal money is sent to the state
association, who in turn send a
small percentage to the national as
sociation. This year the state tu
berculosis association Is paying the
salary ot the first public health
nurse to be had in Lake county, and
we are helping In this, with the seal
sale money we turn into the state
association. Five years ago the
children in Lake county did their
bit in helping to pay. for the first
public health nurse in Klamath
county.
there is something more nearly ap- December IS." Chrii llarnstuhle. one
ot the workers, said yesterduy.
"Last year we provided for 80 fam
ilies and, undoubtedly, there will be
many more this year."
Later on. during the drive, trucks
will be furnished lo pick up the
clothing and food which persons will
donate. Headquarters are .to be
opened in the Hntllh building. Fifth
Acre Lot Deeded j
St. Paul's Church
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Itcctor J. Henry Thomas, Walter;
West and other members of St. j
Paul's Episcopal church, were made1
happy last night with the donation
of an acre lot to the church build-'
ing fund.
West, chairman of the finance'
committee, and a realtor of no mean
parts, nnnonnced ho had a buyer for;
the lot within five minutes after It'
had been deeded over by the WlHh-!
ard Realty company. !
A beautiful new church to cost j
117,500 is now under construction,
by St. Paul's members. They got
10,!00 for their old building anil
lot. West Is trying to raise the
rest of the funds before the edifice
Is completed. Ho has had several;
donations of SI no and many smaller
sums.
THK WK.VrifKIt
Oregon; Cloudy east portion,
unsettled, probably rain west por
tion Sunday end- Monday; fresh
sisterly winds.
YOU CAN "BULL" YOUR WAY ALONG
WITH CHEAP TIRES BUT YOU'LL HAVE
TO "BEAR" A LOT OF TROUBLE
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We'll readily admit that there are lots of tires that -can
be bought for less money than you'll pay for SEIB-',
ERLING CORDS, but why buy yourself a bunch of
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grief?
!
When you get SEIBERLINGS you're fixed for thou
sands of miles. Blowouts will be a thing of the past.
You'll have left "Old Man Trouble" behind for keeps.
Don't wait. Get your SEIBERLINGS today.
SEIBERLING CORDS
30x31., 4 Ply $18.50
30x31., 6 Ply 24.00
29x440 23.50
32x4 ., 8 Ply 53.00
Portage Cords
30x3 ..
30x31,
$11.50
.12.50
30x5, 8 Ply $ 68 00
33x5, 8 Ply 73.00
32x6, 10 Ply 106.00
32x6, 10 Ply 0. S 112.00 '
Other Makes
30x3 $ 7.95
30x3" : 8.65
30x3". Cord 10.25
IVrcolator cuff bft
Kor your self rnirf for your guyt.
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VAN JLKET'S
. MOTOR SHOP
9UH Main tit.
Iny Phono 7M. sight Ml
BOXIM
SCANbl
HALL
Tuesda
Dec. 1st
10-Round Main Event
BILLY WATSON, of Em
v.
MIKE 1)E PINTO, of Poc
Six-Round 2nd Headliner
MICKEY GIBBONS, &
vs.
CHUCK SAMS, Klamath
Special Four-Round Event
ED McDONALD, Califon
vs.
KID THOMAS, of PortF
Preliminary Four-Round Era1
SID HERBERT, KlamallF.
KID CLARK,' of I'd
Balsiger Motor Co.
Home of Guaranteed
Used Ford
Authorized Ford Sales
and Service
8th and Klamath
Phone 427
'ght Testing Station for
Fords and Ford-Equip-.
ped Cars
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New Books and Old
In our book deportment we endeavor to keep a
good iisnortmciit of the Intent .fiction. Wo also
have, nearly 2000 copies of "reprints'' of the for
mer best sellers. Yoti will find your favorite au
thor represented. Price of these, 83 cent each.
Books sent by mail nro six cents extra.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
We have a wonderful assortment of book for
children. Titles tind stories suitable from the ages
of 4 to 12.
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The "Oz" Books
Tim famous "Wliard of
Oz," "Tho Tinman of 0,"
anil about 20 other in the
scries. Wonderfully rntor
talnlnx for he tiny tot.
Each $1.75
Billy Wiskers Serie
This Is one of tb m
popular of all bo011 '
children. We hare them In
IS titles. Coyom In color
Each $1.25
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liLOOD
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PARTfftRSOr
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H.rwH Km
Burgess Animal
Series
Thoso aro both Interest
Inff and Inslrurtlro.
Toarlms of animals and
their habit and peculiar
ities. Covers In color.
Each 60c
Mother West Wind
Stories
Probably moro ct tneM
bonks aro aold than ot aoT
othor orlc fir Iho clilla
ron. Educational and e,er"
talnlng. Twenty titles.
Each $1-00
Other attractive books for tho younfi-stcrs are:
"Little Jack Rabbit Series of which there are
about 30 titles. These are priced at 60 cents eacn.
Bailey's "Tuck-Me-In" Tales in about 40 titles.
These are also 60 cents per copy.
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