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LEGAL NOTICES
C COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, made and entered on the list day O. February A. D., 19l7 n a certain cause (No. 5055), then pending therein between Wm. IT. Dobbin and F. II. Eddy. Trustee. complainants, and Ida AE Eddy Q al, defendants. the under signed. as Commissioner of said Cour,, will offer for sale at public yendue to the highest bidder, at the front door Tor entrance of the County Courthouse, .n which said Court is held. in the Clntv Of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. on the 22nd day of May, A. D.. 1917, the following described real estate, to-wt: All of Grim Subdivision of the South west quarer of the Northeast Quar- ter of Section Twenty-nine C29), Twp Two @ South, Range Nineteen (19) West, as the same appears of record in Volume Thirty t30), Page Forty-nlne AfRj oL tue lNtOiuS VI l}ttuS dilu hOIl- gages of Garland County, Arkansas, ex- cept Lots One CD, Two @, Sixty (60) and SiXty-one t61D, of said subdivision al situated in Garland County, in the State of Arkansas
 Terms Of Sale: One a credit O. three months, the purchaser being re- quired to execute a bond as required hy law and the order and decree Ooi said Court in said cause, with ap- proved security, bearing interest at the ra.e of per cent per annum from date Of sac untid paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold 10 secure the payment Of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 21th day Of April A. D., 1917.
 FRANK W. ROWl.ltS.
 Commis toner n Chancery.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interlor--U s. l1nd Office at Little Rock. Arkau- sas, April l7, 1917.
 No tee is hereby given that Wander N. Blocker, ot Ccadr Glades. ArkaD- s'e. Wlo, on April 15 and May 3, 1913, made homestead entries No. 06052- ogySi for s. P $. F SE i4 sE. l4 \. |. SE r. sE. 4 sE II and NE 4 sE !, sE. 44, see 9. T. N., R q W, Little Rock district and \. l. x. Y NE Ia NV. Ii, shc. {, T. l s. R. -l w. iu the Calden district Fifth Principal Meridian, has flied notice og intention 70 make three-yrar proof, to slabigh claim too the land above de- crlbed, before United States Commis- siuer at Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the lst day of June, l9l1
 Claimant names as witnes lame C. Riley. of Cedar Glades Ar. kansas; James w Halseil. of Cedar Glades, Arkansas John w. Blocker Of Cedar Glades, Arkansas; Houston Richardson, Of Cedar Glades. Ar kansa JNO. w. ALLEN,
 Regis CT.
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Memphis Beats Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn. Aprjl 2S.-InfIeld errors, coup cd with singles by hpl. bert and Ruel in the sixth nnins. 10 day gave Hoy, a pitchers battle over Taylor and Memphis al Slo-1 victory over Nashville The little finger on Schmidts right hand wa broken by a foul ball off Taylor's bat in the see ond inning.
 Score R. II E Memphis ..,...- 900 O02 GOO z Q Nashyille ,......0l0 900 pool :!
 Hoyt and Schmidt. Ruel, Taylor and Street
 ~-~---~--~>~>~'-~~~~~~>. game of the seres. IL vas Chicagos fourth straight win from Detroit. The features Of the game was a lightning double play In the Fourteenth inning when r.. Collins speared IIeilmans line drive and tossed 10 Risberg. doubling Cohb off second and retiring the side
 Score R II E Detroit 900 600 00l GOO OO-i 4 9 Chicago GOO 001 GOO 900 0l-2 T Q
 Covelesllic. C. Jones and Spencer, Stanage; Scott, Danforth, Faber and SChalk
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFIR.
 NATION OF TAX TITLE

NOTICE oF PETITION, FOR coNFlR-
 Whereas, for the uon-aayH.eut nf t3> -- of Carnd county. Arkansas. did or ii, l0th day ot Jude. l9i.. dtls -rll to l Nohn Inc Northeast quarter of fhr Nn.ir. d~l quarter 0t S4ctluu TWcUtt-u. .". t'3H roWushin wo @ South, Range N.rptsr. md
 Whereas the said l.. Kohn dd oa ln .lst tlt ui AUril 1913. duly assign tA lerunrdis gi sale of the nroperN 4l'i' 'aid, and an his right title and iut-. . therein to Ida AI Hlhman. and tho sHir ida M lnman did thereafter dulr aS- ign 1n unaivided two-tnirds 2-N mtci- Ast therein to William II Dubbm. and
 Whereas. said lands remained unir tened 1tier two t2l years bad eVuir,p rom and after the date ot sale to I
 Whereas, the count, clerk Of G.uhna county. Atkaneas on the I1th day ot June 1915. deeded an undivided two thirds 3.3 interest in said lands tu William IT. Dohhn. and,
 Whereas the said county clerk of Gar land county Arkansas. Ou tre &0lh day an undivided one-third G-3j interest iu and to said lands, and.
 Whereas. the said William IT pphhn and Ida M. Ilallnau paid therefor thr seventy cents and.
 Whereas the said William II puhblU and Ida N llailman have paid the tdNe> oE said lands for more than three i2f ycars iu succession next preceding the publication of this notice t0 confirm.
 Now therefore, notice is hereby lciveI to all persons who can set up any right To said lands SO purchased In con-euuNuc, Of any iniormllity OF irregularity cnu- ne eted with the forfeiture and sale of said lands 70 the said L. Kohn r0r tno non. payment of taxes. as herein statru. to show ratse at the next June G9I-l term ot the Garoud Chauecn' Court or Garland County. ArkanSos. to which court al sad term apniicattou win Ina, 1ade hv us. the undersigned for the confirmation of said sole md couvev- lnces of t1X title 10 said lands. whv th4 sale and c"nteYmces SO made should uo. be confirmed
 WILLIAM IT, nOpBIN.
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FOR RENT Close in. modern furnished and Hnfurnished coiiares Phone 1929 or call Mrs Joe Stone. 4l5 Guapaw Ave nue. J-3-u
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BASEBALL RESULTS !
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
pnllnaer Lost Gams

Birmingham. Ala. April 2S.-BIrm- ingham bltsmen hit DrlnFer hard in three inning oday and coupled with his w.ldness and an error, scored enough runs win the third straight game from New orleans. to {.
 Score k II E New Orleans ....l10 000 031-4 70 1 Birmingham ....02i 2oo cox -S 1
 Dllinger and Roth Higgins; Hll and llaworth.
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phlllies Rnnched His

Philadelphia April 2S Philadelphia won the series from New York by two games 10 one by winning odly's game t1e score being 2 10 i. Rixey and Anderson had battle. with the home team winning by punching hits by Waited. Luderus and Nichogi in the scI tn inning. Banorof was pu. mt cl ;he game n the fourth inning for disputing called str.Eo by Umpire ODay.
 Score R II E New York ..... o0l GOO o00-l I Philadelphia ....0l0 0oa l0x -2 [ ,
 Ander on and Ra,idcn; RIXey and Ri llier.
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NOTICE OF PETITION FOR coNFIR-
 NATION OF TAX TITLE.

Whereas. for the non-p payment Of taxes for the Wear lS97 the collector of reve- nUe of Garland county, Arkansas, did on Inc 18th day of June. iSeS duly sell 10 W, II Barry the northwest quarter ot the southeast quarter Of section three t3b. township three 60 south. range twenty t-oI west. in Garland county, Ar kansas.
 And whereas. said lands remained un. redeemed after two t2l years had ex, pired from and after the date of said sale;
 And whereas. said lands were on the county clerk Of said county to W. IT, Barry for the sum ot one dollar and seventy cents t$l.I0);
 And whereas on August g. 1901 the said W. lL Barry joined by his wife l.. ". Barry, deeded said lands Go James M Roach and Henrietta Roach. his wife,
 And whereas. on October i7. t90i James NJ. Roach. joined by his wiie i}cn- retta Roach. deeded sad lands to the undersigned H. l.. Wall who Immediate W thereafter weHt into possession of said lands, and Wbo has since paid the taxes on said lands for more than three t3l yeats in succession next preceding the publication Of this notice 10 confirm
 Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given io all persons who can set up any right Co said lands 50 purchased iu conse- quepce oI any intormaiitN or iiregulartV connected with the forfeiture and s1le Of said lands to the said W II Barry for the n3n-nayment of taxes as herein stated. to -huW cause at the next June lslN term of the Garland Chancety Court Of Garland county Arkausas 10 witch court at said term. application wfii be made by me the undersigned for the confirmation Qf said sale and convey. ance Of tax title 10 sad mude why the sale and conveyance SO made should not he confirmed,
 IT. l.. WALL. Murphy X Stallcnp. Solicitors for Pe- titjpncr
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R II D
eush EnectIve In pInches.

New York, April eS- eS--PhladeIphia made it two straigh. from New York winning the last game Of the series, l to o. Bush had the better of Caldwell in a pitchers battle, he Philadelphia pitcher being especially effective hl .he pinehes. Philadelphia scored the seventh Inning when Strunh doubled and scored on Mclnnis' single.
 Score R II r Philadelphia ...0G0 0a0 lJ0-t C ( New York .....0Oo 000 900 : l
 Bush and Meyer Schang. Ca well and Alexander.
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GIANTS vs. YELLOW JACKETS.

This afternoon two fas. clubs vii begin a fiye-eame oerie- at Fordyc, field. formally Fogels Manage Spearman will send his star boNmau Kenyon, against Waco today. Tn, visitors will use X. Swancy on tho hI The locals play for the benefit oi the Charitable II me of this city In a double-header, Strlngoeans Mar tn will pitch the last game day fo' Arkansas Clan B. oppo ed by Tavis. c Snuthpaw
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.6iMANTON'S Mud Baths. furnished cot Aages and patching apartments. ll0 Ra-
 Eef St.. corner Park Ave 2-S-t
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WARNING ORnER-

In the Chancery Court of Garland County Arkansas, Henry Morton owner of debt, and James M Beau Champ, trustee. plaintiffs, v A C. Hathco k. defendant.
 The defendant, A. C. Halhcock, Is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the coomplaint of the plaintiffs, Henry C. Morton owner of debt and James Reauohamp as rtlst2e.
 Witness my hand and the seal oi aid Court this 27th day oof April tS17. r w. ROWIl1S.
 (SeaU Clerk.
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FOR 2E\T-Nicely furnished cot { tages and flats, all modern con Veniences. SlO per month and up. Take Park avenue car tO Deli SL Inquire l4 Dell Phone 2062.
 6-7-tf
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FRESH BUTTER costs too much money Phone 62S or l4G and have demonstrator call and show you how to save money on your living expenses by u-ing a guaranteed pure and whole
 some article at a price within the reach of all Hot Springs Butterine Co., Ed Wheelock, manager 4-24-1w
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Galveston 6. Shreveport 6 lDallcd dc count darknessl
 Beaumont l3. Waco 4 san Antonio J. Da.la B. Houston l, Fort Worth o.
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WILLIAM IT, DORRIN.
 IDA M MAILMAN. Murphy x Stallcup NolIouols l0r ItutI0ncrs- 2-nl 6n
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR
 SALE

Sealed bids will be received bv the District Forester. Washiulton. D. C.. mp to and including April 3D. iel1 for an the down and aH the live timber marked or designated for cutting on an area em- gIaclna about soc acres within sections r, lS. 70 and 70 township 9 Norfh Range Y West. and Sections lt l.! f3. l4 '3 and 2t Township North. Range IS West ,th r. NJ. Arkansas National For est Arl.dnsas. estimated tn be loo 000 timber No hid of less th1n sl ,h ncr Nj feet for the timber win he corsidcred. Deposit with bid so0 The right Co re- bet any and all hids reserved Before bids are submit l fun informa ion c1n- cerning the timber conditions of s4lc. deposits and the submission nf bids -hould be obtained from the Tote Su- peryisor, Iiot Snrings Arkansns.
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chattanOOua Beats Little aosk in EIath

Chattanooga Tenn. April 2S- Punched h.t. in the eighth inning to. day enabled Chattanooga to overcome Little Rocks cad and win. 9 to o. knowlson, who held Little Rock 10 ono hit in fo1r innings wa the only one .of the six pitchers who was effective. His double scored two runs in the eighth
 Score R II E Little Rock 020 030 G00-5 s 2 Chattanooga ...lI0 020 05x--9 l3
 Hardgroee, Phillips Baumeardnof and Chapman; Allen. Kaiserl'ng, Enowlson and Kitchens.
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Held Brooklyn Safe

Brooklyn April 2S.--rylcr held the champioon Brook yns 10 three hits to- day and Boston scored shutout by 9 70 Q. Pfofier was batted safely ten nmes. ht only in two innings re tue visitors able to bunch enough bits 10 score runs
 Score R. II, F. Boston .........lOl 0uo No-2 to o Brooklyn .......000 o0o 0o0-o 3 ?
 Tyler and Gowdy; Plefter and Ney. er-. Miller.
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sEAUxlTE CLUB TODAY.
Little Rock Will Bring Cracks Back for a Third Engagement With
 ocals

This afternoon al Wilmington park the BeauXie Club of the Lit R elk Commercial League will meet the Hot Springs Athletics, this being their third engagement of the year The Hot Springs team. which is steadily being made by Manager Charles Dish. err on a crack amateur club, has met defeat twice by marrow margin at the hands of the BealNte boys, and thi- afternoon realize they have tog4l contest ahead. The locals have been strenethened materially Tor he gam this afternoon and expect to rcvers, the former yctd cts
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standinq of Teams.
Grimes Was Effective.

PtsEIreh. April 2S - Effective pitching by Grimes enabled Pittsburgh 10 defelt Cincinnati today. 2 to Q.
 Score B II r Cincinnati ..... 0o0 900 o00--o 3 Q Pittsburgh ......0l0 GOO l0x-2 s 4
 Sanders and Wtngo: Grimes and Fischer
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM CO producer Of good goods ony
NOTICE

have no connection with the flrm or DTS. J B. Shaw and E.. R. Rainey ] am still at the old office G2G Cen. tral, over Schneck's Drug Store All calls promptly answered. Phones or flee loS, residence l0G Ofce open rom N;3o a. m. to D. ma SadN S:50 10 l2 m A. D. SHAW. NJ b.
 4-2S-2wks st
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FOR RENT-Elegaut furnished cottages.
 423 and 4e9 Wilmington Apply 47S Wilmington. Phone 634. 1l-1-tt
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Atlanta Pitcher Makes Home Runs.

Atlanta, Ga, Apri 2S.-Pitcber Bres- sler, who until today hld not obtained a hi this season, got two home runs and materially helped Atlanta on the ooftensive m beating Mobile. 10 C. He allowed eight hts, but they were well scattered.
 Score K II s Mobile ........0e0 000 000--u & 2 Atlanta ....... 004 0o0 l0x-5 o
 Pieh and Griffith; Bross'er and Per. kins.
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Cleveland Was Easy.

Cleveland, April 2S,-~St. To is easily defeated Cleveland today. 10 to | So'horon puzzled the Cleyelanders throgghout and never was m dang IT The Browns ran wild on the Lasei g the eighth inning, when Smith allowed them to gaiu commanding leads.
 Score R II r St Louis ...... 900 003 052 2--l0 IS Z Cleveland s.. .00l 900 000- l
 Sothoorn and Severed. Morton Snrt tn. Gould and O'Nell
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FOR RENT-On Park Ave. 7iJ. the Ntaher house frame building with two stories and basement: has eleven rooms, shedy Dorahss bathroom: fitted out for electric lights gas and water: rent s25. For further information apply 10 St
 Jchn's Place. 69i w Grand Ave li26-tf
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Colummhus $. St Paul 6. Toledo j. MilwauIle g
 | louisrile-Minnoapolis. rain. Ind 3n1oolis-kansa Cry. Hlu
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FOR RIGNT-Three loams. modern. fur
 uished for housekeeping on ground floor close in. Phone 465 3-ii-tt
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ouELLA APARTMENTS and 3 room apartments. modem. strictly first ela ss accommodationa hot and cold running Park Ave Phone i023
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standinu Of Teams.
Johnson Not Recovered.

Boston, April 2S -Boston hit John. son hard .odaE and defeated Washing. ton, ' 10 l. Recent illne accounted for Johnson's lack of his usual con. trcl His support wls weak in rinches
 Score R II F Washinaton ... GOO 00l 000--i [ Boston .........l00 0t0 05N- II i
 Johnson and Ainsmith; Shore and Agnew.
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FOR RENT--i, room c1nse. kitchen and dIuing room. 337 Market St Call Miss
 W0olman, phone 630 34-tt
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FOR RENV-.ROOMS

-
 TC& RENT Nice tront room lu prlyat 'emlF Phone l5li. 3-2S-t FOR EE&T--Nou can secure nicely fur ushed rooms with a private family D. calling toleDhone lG5S 2-23-t NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rate. reasonable. 1925 Central Ave. Phout 51l. Steam heat Mrs. B. shannon.
 ll-lS-u
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White sox Won m Fourteenth,

Chicago. April 2S Youngs iamhie of E Collins grounder in tae four. teenth inning gave Chicago a 2to-t victory over Detroit today in the first
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-29

We nave in operation q circulating AT system throughout out plant. which prevents fly from lighting. The Pas
 teurlzeo Milk Go. e11.n
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THE DER9Y-efe ouaohlta Ave. For Rent-MQlern rooms and apartments. | exanrA furnished for homeokeening: ! klng and heating, rnonns si Tt
 up. Phone ii02. Mrs q
 .-27-t'
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-29

Dr. B W. Breedloye mas returned to the city and can be found at his offices on the third floor of the Ar, kansas National Bank building. 2.Il If
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SAFETY FlRST-TAEN CREDIT. CALL Merchants Association. 1io7.
 AdYt 1l.29-d
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FOlND-New customers every day for GOLD COIN Oleomargerine, a new and better article Phone CPS or l4G
 nd have demonstmtor call on yoou. Hoo, Springs Buuerine Co. Ed Wheel cock, manager. 4241wk
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FOR SAIE~Three tracts of slGnd on
 Malvern trodd. between citv limits and Country Club. one tract 90 acres. one 10. and one ncres. Eas line crosses 10 acres. Inquire Mrs. NJ. j. Mooney. Route No. 2. 2147-ti
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PURIFY ICE AND ICE CREAM CO.,, PRODUCERS OF GOOD GOODS ONLY. 4-t5-22-29
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POUND NOTICE.

Taken I'D, on 23rd, within the city limits, one dark Jersey heller; no eai marks nor brands If not called fol will be sold at City Pound on the S'h day Of May 1917. al pubic auction to pay feed bill, pound fees adyeriis ,ug and all other lncidenta cost salC 10 he held al City Pornd between tho hours of 10 and I o'clock o same day '''' '' ''' D. nYuDyts
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sPECtALS--Tutti-frutt and maple '-22tt tHalfaH
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LOST AND FOUND

CSr-Fr'day night between Princess Theater and Schneck Drug Store.
 na leather purse containing about PIG Finder return to Gl3 Central Ave. and receive reward. ts
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MccRARY-The hotel with the ideal location--opposite A. x N. hospital; free from dust and noises cool and pleas
 ant. and very convenient to bath houses and theaters. Try the McCary and be pleased. S-ll-t
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ANNOUNCE A mENTS

FOR SCHOOL DIREc.ToR. The Sentinel Recnrd is a ahfhprlzed to announce John F Deheroom for school dii ector in the May school elections.
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FOR RENT
@eeeeee0e0aeowaG. AWweoseI
e@Oo@eossoeeeeeoeeeasS@ees

THE PLAZA-LiGht housekeeping apart mentS and furnished ronms--Hl modern, enclosed sleepng porches. beautiful l0ca . uon. onposite C. s. Superintendeuts reS- ldence, 6i0 Reserve Ave Phone 964. Ms M. F Green
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'e@S1SOe@ax'
FOR SALE


 TOR SALE Ono first class meat mar ket and one first class grocery and feed pnsiness. both good location Phone Merchants Association 3-f0-tf FOR SAlsE-l9IG Ford: can be seen al garage. 3l4 Malvern Ave Phone 670.
 4-2S-2t
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FOR SALE--On account of bad hcaltl
 No. ] grocery and market. at inyoic, prices. doing good business. Phone S6 nr h4I 4-l-t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-19

You will l,e suited with our shoe
,epairing. Modern Shoe Store. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-19
Be PRETTY TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
TRY GRANDMOTHER'S OLD FA-
VORIrE EFClpE or SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, gray
or streaked. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make 1t at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" you will get large
bottle of this famous old recipe, i'm
proved by the addition Of other in
gradients. for about so cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as 1t does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen sponge OF
soft brush with 1t. and draw this
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-19
LADY Bl.ACKSMITHS
NOW IN VOGUE


BREMERTON. Wash. Oct. 10
Miss Susie Smith. blacksmith's help
er." Sounds like the days of the
Amnzons. but it's merely the common
place twentieth century in the Puget
Sound navy yard.
Women are now being listed at the
navy yard with the rating OF black
smiths helper" "machinist's helper"
general helper" etc. titles that for
merly were borne only by men under
civil service rules.
The rating of helper in various
trades is given to women who are as
signed to the various shops as time
keepers. stenographers and clerks
These places, formerly held by men
are now exclusively occupied by wo'
men.
"The navy yard has become 'cuss'
less, " commented one OF the mascu'
line employees. when we want tt
swear now we write 1t down on
piece of paper and throw 1t In the
waste basket"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-19
OPEN N0STRlLSl END
. 4 COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up. q

Count fifty. Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your cloggcd
nostrils will open. the air passages
OF your head will clear and you can
brea he freely. No more snuffing.
hawking. mucous discharge. dryness
or headache; no struggling for for
breath at night.
Get q small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant artiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage Of the head. sooth-
ing and healing the swollen or in
famed mucous membrane, giving you
instant relief. Head colds and
catarrh yield like agic. Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable. Relief lie
Inre.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-10-19

TOPS crossed the scales at $lI.35,
and the bulk OF hogs sold for l1c.
with not few changing hands as low
as $lG.S5. no southern hogs going
higher than $17. The bears seem TO
be getting the best OF things In the
hog market thruout tho country ana
Portland IL In the wake OF the gen
eral decline. The weeks opening IN
tho hog market Is pointing towards Il
lower price level.
Tho sheep market Is opening the
week with the same tendency to
strength. which was shown In the
closing hours of the previous week
trading. A heavy shipment of breed
Ing ewes changed hands In the open
market this morning ut SIS to $l7
Other classes continue at the same
quotations rs previously Issued. with
IN active demand for wethers and
lambs In the killing classes. Wethers
are selling at $1l.75 to $l2.25. and
lambs are changing hands readily a'
lac.