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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON'
PAIGE
"America's Most'
One of the big factors in the cost of repairing automobiles is
time. , . v
We are equipped to save time and save you money on your work.
Our equipment includes a re-boring outfit, an electrical hone,
and other devices designed to give you a factory finish on all
motor block work. No delays while we take your work some
where else to be re-bored, y
Then, too, because all this work is done in our own shop under
our own supervision, we are able to oversee every bit of it and
guarantee you a satisfactory job.
Whether your job is big or small, you'll be pleased with the
way we do it. ,
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Crater Lake Automotive Co.
23 MAIN
We are open
Have you any of these "lame ducks" tucked away
in your garage? Don't sell them as junky Bring them
to us! With the remarkable new system we can re
pair any. bruise, -cut or injury, no matter how large,
and we guarantee repair to outlast the tire. Maybe
we can save you the price of a new casing.
WE REPAIR BALLOON TIRES
No ugly bulge left in the tire. No broken tread. Just
'as flexible as the rest of the tire. You'll say its the
best repair you ever had. Forget your prejudice
against tire vulcanizing. A new deal is in store for
you at the -.
Ace Tire
Drive
. - W. H. CLARK,
Phone 843-J
ASSESSOR CHECKS
N UP ON TRANSFERS
j- Checking up on all property trans
fers froai March 1924 to date is
the business which Is occupying
the attention of the county asaes
aor's office during the past Week.
All property Is platted and record
ed In the assessor's office and to
keep pace with rapid changes of
8?rahlp In sty unij county, pro
Beautiful Car"
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We Have the
Equipment!
BATTERIES
Rebuilt Recharged Repaired '
We are agents for Prestolite and Columbia
Batteries "
Priced as low as
$14.50
, You, can't beat it! '
I. J. DAVIS, Manager.
w'stwi
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for business
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Manager '
115 S. 11th St
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perty ft is necessary for the asses
sor's clerks to browse through tho
county clerk's records and notato
all transferrs in order that asses
sments may be levied against the
proper partleB.'
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depend on us (or its produc
tion in a workmanlike man
ner and at a reasonable price.
Whether your needs are biff
or little Just phone 93 and we
will tall and talk it over.
W.O.SMITH
Printing Co.
' : "Quality Printing" ,
News of. the
Klamath Country
MERRILL HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
(Continued From, page Five)
The girls of the high school are
planning on giving a party at the
home of AHa Wilson on Saturday
evening, February 21. ,
On Tuesday evcnlng,the regular
slides and lectures wero given In
the High School gymnasium. One
sot of slides showed scenes dur
ing tho French revolution and the
other dealt with views of the Rhine
country in Germany. Both pictures
and lectures were very Interesting.
On next Tuesday evening, Febru
ary 24, moving pictures 1 will be
sh9wn at the gymnasium.: Of the
threo reels, one will deal with some
of the scenery In the United States
and the other two will deal .with
some Industry, There will probably
be a set of slides. v
, Wednesday mornmg, February 25
gt Mo. 'a, HiFranK Sexton, county.
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'isner s
Biscuits will be served
free to any club, lodge,
church-or organization
holding a dinner or
banquet.
Call E. G. LAWRENCE
at Hotel Hall
We specialize in
banquet work
club leador and Miss llolcn Cowglll
state club louder will be nt the
school to speak to all club mum horn.
The Klamath Boarding School
basket ball teams nro to moot Mor
rill, Friday ovonlng. February 20.
on the Merrill floor. A good game
is expected by both the girl's and
boy's team as they bare boon doing
good practice work.
Merrll played baskotbnll at Matin,
Friday evening, February 13. Tho
Merrill girls wore victorious, tho
score being -0 to 13.
The Merrill team also defeated
the M.tlln boys. The sorond team
ot Merrill played part ot the second
naif of the game. The score was
19 to 25.
The Freshmen English class dram
atized part ot Act 5 Scene 1 of Mid
aummer-Nnlght's deam on Wednes
day afternoon. Several ot the par
ents were present also a number of
the students who did not have clas
ses that period.
FORT KLAMATH
. R. Caldwell was a Chtloquln
visitor Monday. "
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Stagg and
H. L. Swift ot Klamath Falls and
former employes of the Anna Creek
Lumber Co., wore la the valley
Tuesday.
Chuck Zumbrum came down from
the mountains, wbere he Is trap
ping, Monday and was a passenger
on the stage Tuesday for Klamath
Falls.
Harold Nichols is spending this
week in the valley,. visiting friends
and relatives.
Among tho Wood River valley vis-,
(tors in tho 'county seat Tuoiday
were: H. L. Winter, J. It. Slsemore,
H. M. Mallory, E. A. Pago,
Vcre Smytho Carl Martin, L. N.
Copcland, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Leev-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Coulter.
Mr. Hardonbrook, with the Pio
neer Tobacco ot Klamath Falls was
business, visitor In' town, Tues
day.
Two lively basket ball games wove
played at the community hall Wed
nesday. The first game betwwn
the Klamath Agency Boarding
school girls. Both teams played
tbelr best but tho Indian girls were
defeated. The score 'being 18 'to
30 In favor of 'homo Sir's. Th!
second game was between, the Klam
ath Agency Boarding school boys
' and the For Klamath regular team
(The score was 13 to 23 in favor of
the Fort Klamath team.
'L. C. Slsemore returned home
Tuesday from Klamath Fall where
he has been the past week having
dental work done.
C. E. Hoyt came over free, Engla
Point, Tuesday on a vomblned busi
ness and pleasure trip. He plans
to be here several days.
Quite a number from hero are
planning to accompany the local
basket ball team' to Malin Satur
day. Mrs. Henry Oorden and son Rob-,
ert returned Wednesday from Cor
vallls where they visited friends
and relatives. They report a very
enjoyable trip.
Tho grade and high schools are
preparing a patriotic program tor
Friday, Feb. 20. I
Herald
'Class" Ads Pay
Good Glasses
Are a Blessing
There can be no Joy or satis
faction o complete as that de
rived from your first pair of
. glasses. '
PROVIDED
Your eyes have been examin
ed by an experienced and com
petent Optometrist and the
glasses carofully fitted.
That's the kind ot work we do
Dr. HJ. Winters
Kycftfgllt Specialist
714 Mnlmi Phono 140-w
We grind our own lenses .
LORELLA
With ono of Iho nvont dollghtfnl
social affairs of tho your Mrs. Allen
Onlo and Mrs. Oscar Campbell en
tertained with u vulontluo party on
Friday evening at frtao Lorolln com
munity hall. (Ireon boughs, valen
tines anil red hearts lent charm to
tho room. Tho ovonlng was spent
lit playing gumi'B and five hundred.
At twelve o'clock ' n dainty lunch
was served ' around, an attractively
arranged table with vnloutlno do
coratlons carried out lu the favors
and eontiirplooo. Mrs. 0. 1'. Keller
and Mr. Konlth Cane won high score.
Mrs: Keller received a plero of hand
painted china, and Mr. Cano a book,
and tho consolation went to Mrs.
K. Collins and Mr, Harris. Tho
guests wero Mr. and Mrs, lavo
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kollur. Mr. and
Mrs. Uus Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Cnmpboll, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hup
kins, r Mr. and Mrs. Jim (lulisor
Mr. and Mrs. Lolimd Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Wlshard, Mks lloh-
blotto Tuttlo, Dalpbuo Walker. Allen
11 row us, Elslo Collins, Messrs .Lost-
or Hoggs, Kenlth Caso, Juck Fuu
cott and Lawrence Complied,
New Lamp Burns
f4 per k cent Air
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Beats Electric or Gas
A, now oil lamp that gives an nm
axlnglngly brilliant, soft, whlto
light, even better than gas or elec
tricity, has been tostud by tho V.
S. Government and 35 loading uni
versities and found to be superior
to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns
without odor, smoke or noise no
pumping up; Is simple, cloan, safe
Burns 94 per cent air and 0 per
cent koroaeno (coal oik) '
The Inventor V. M. Johnson, 161
North Union Ave., Portland, Ore.,
Is offering to send a lnmp on 10
days' FREE trial, or oven to give
one FREE to the first user In each
locality who will holp blm Introduce
It. Write him today for full parti
culars. Also ask blm to explain
how you can get the agency, and
without experience or money make
(250 to 600 per month Adv.
WINDOW CLEANING
Plato Glnss. Offices and Resi
dences Cleaned.
Floor waxing and polishing homo
cleaning and Janitor sofvlce
A. M. 4tliolcs
Phone 360-W. Res. 137 N. 8th
Dr. Philip Cole
. Conornl Practice of Dentistry
Open Evenings by Appointment
Phono 669 618 Main
Over Moo's Store
Klamath Lodge
Directory
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Moetlngs: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tueadnrs
.Lycoum .Hall, 8th and
'High Visiting Knlghta
wolcome
Cbas, Patterson, . O. K.
B. P. O. ELKS Meets
Thursday evonlng. Visit
ing members welcome,
Elks Tomplo, 3rd A Main
Lesllo Rogers, Exalted
Ruler. Tom Delzell, Sec.
American Legion
Klamath Post No. 8
Meetings 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays. Court Houso
Basemont
F. P.. OLDS, Com'dr.
Phone 662-W
Business
Kodak
iLeaye Your Filths
before 9 O'clock-Voun
v'sL- KLAMATH FALLS OREGON mSU
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
I PlRIT Y i
OUT I ntiw
Advertising Space in
THE EVENING HERALD
Pai8 l00 Cents on the Dollar
Feed and Seed Oats
For Sale
KLAtiZUBABROS.,
r . Malin. Ore.
Brown, the Roofer
Gencrnl Hoofing mid Repairing
PHONE IHH
Hewitt & D'Albini
Incomo Tax Accountants and
Advisers
Mr. Ilawttt has boon admitted to
practice botore tho Treasury De
partment, 21S Hopka Building
Phone 760
The Comfort Beauty
Shoppe
420 Main St
Phone 335
Switches mailt) to order
Oncir ovenlngs t appointment
Phone 607
For Dry Iiloek Wood Direct
from tho chuto
Dry Slab, Limb and Body
Wood.
Largo Cedar Poh'ts
E. L. FRENCH
A. H. COMBS
Pitvato Homos House C!nnlng,
Floor Whxlhg and Polishing
Janitor Work and Window
Cleaning
Ph. 306 ' Klamath Falls, Oro.
PCRMAMKNT CONSTRUCTIOM
Kxclnstve Licensed liana,
factuvn for
The new Concrete Hollow-wall
Building UrJck for Founda
tions, Walls, Bulldingi. t.
-Absolntely Fir and Weather
Proof, at a cost lesa than any
' other form ot masonry.
-Stono-Tlle construction elim
inates npkeep exponie, la In
destructible. -ud Is approvwj
by the best architect and
bolldsra. ' T
Unexcelled as base tor
Bruoco flBteh
Let m Est! mate Tour Job.
Oth and Market. Phone BS3W
Concrete Pipe Co.
Directory
Work
DRUOS
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Professional Cards ' f
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NEW CITY LAUNDRY
Finished Work-FIat Work ,
"Put Your -Duds -In .Our Suds?'
Rough Dry , .
phono Cor.Jitnln pongrois
Edward B. Asm
shurst
Attornny and Ctunnollor at Law
Bullo No. , Loomls . Bids .
Phone aav -. ..
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W. K. mill 1. K.'
PATTERSON ,
roiitrnctlng l'nlnlcm
30 S. 6th. Plibrtej 582-J
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H. E. ROSKAlllP '
Contractor and Builder
8uo Mo Before You Build
Phone 57
Resldonco 1020 Jnfferson
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTKOPATlTlfl PHYSICIAN I
AND llltOION . .
Otflco and RoHlilenco Phone 111
I. O. O. F. Templo
CKRTIFIKD CHICKS Whlta add
Brown Leghorns, Barred Rocks,
Rods, Black Mlnorcss. Now
booking' for fall and spring de
livery. Prion on application.
Our Sfith year of succesafal
hatching. ORLAND HATCIIBRT,
Orlaud, Ciena Co., Calif.
-s
. J. C CLEGHORN,
CIVIL ENOINEBn ' -AND
BPRVEYOtt
Phone 15 2-J 133 8. Rlvwalfr
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. GEO. B. MALLETP ...
Otflco over Undrwood't. H
Resldenca l'houe 607
7th and Main Office Phon 410
DR. J. a GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 'I
70S Main St. Phono 133-W
Wo fit and grind Classes, Dupli
cate brokon lohses, repair framas
J. H. DRISCOLLj
Upstairs in the Hart Bldf .
All Kinds of
INSURANCE
NEW
ORIENTAL BEAUTY
SHOP !.
MAItOARKT CAMjAHEN
Is now assisting In the Orloni'
tnl Beauty Shop, doing all linen'
In beauty culture, . Your, pat1
ronagu will be apporlcatod, ',
Nnxt door to Western Union
626 MAIN STREET
Make appoli.tmonls. Phono 6)8
BOSTON BEAUTY
y ;-.SHOPl.;1K?
Winters Building .
' .' Expert- Oporutorii f ii
' '" ' Individual Booth
Vlolot ray facial and scalp,
treatments, faolnl punks,' mar
celling, and shampooing,,. .
For appointment Phone 4ilW
MOLLIIO GItA'T; prb.-,,
Cigars and Cigarettes ,
Soft Drinks Barber Shop '
- Lunch Room
M. & H.1 '"'
SOLO PARLOR
Boneatb the Pint tfla .
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