The Evening herald., April 14, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

EVENING HERALD, KIAMATH FAXLS, OREOPN
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Buick's
Superior Performance
Every day a Buick owner realizes more and
tnore the greater safety of Bulck mechanical
4-wheel brakes, the extra reserve of power in
., the Buick Valve-in-head engine, and the
easier steering and parking that result from
Buick's ball-bearing, worm and nut steering
mechanism. More reasons why more than
a million Buicks are in daily use today.
BUICK AND STAR GARAGE
Opp. White Pelican Hotel
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
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WorldV Lowest
f I Priced Sedan
x With, Sliding Gear Transmission
AU-Steel Body.....Big Power. .. Disc
. Type Clutch Extreme Economy
...Great KeliabiIity......Easy Terms
Oakland Dealer Report sfrWW
More Closed Car bale
Duo to tlio tremendous said HI
closed cars which has been broHght
ubout through the Introduction ot
the conch by many ot tho lurgo
automobile manufacturers, thoro
will be many tine fcnrgnins In used
open cars this summer and tall lit
the opinion uf Kny AivJorson ot the
It. " R. R. Garage, local Oakland
dealers.
"Tho bargains, ot course, will
mainly .be among those makes ot
open cars having a permanent top
for which class enclosures may he
purchased as an extra", continues
Mr. Anderson. "Oakland Is amonR
tho tew cars that have permanent
taps on open- models and tor which
glass enclosures may be purchased
through Its dealer organ'tation.
raCAy. whether a person pur
chases a new or a used open car, ho
Is already sokl on tho idea of an en
closed car for winter. The desire
tor an enclosed car is universal.
"A used open car, equipped with
glass enclosures, may be purchased
this spring or early summer nt very
low cost and, will give Its owner all
tho advantages ot open, car service
until cold weather mukes U desir
able to use tt as a closed car.
"Used oars are generally purchas
ed by thoso who have not previous
ly owned a car, or who do not wish
to make the investment necessary
to purchase a new car. This Is sen
sible economy, particularly today,
when used car values are better than
ever before. Careful buyers should
not overlook the good open car that
can be purchased at low cost and
that will give them all-wea:her ser
vice through the installation ot
glass enclosures."
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& Dale Motor Co.
Temporary location
Eighth and Klamath
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Sent By His Own Doctor
i VLSHAl" w1 pa" for 10 '
S?r5 cEiTjn rr"'' uuX
today I ua w.U ud hmmhhy
If you, too, are suffering with
.PUe or other Rectal or Colon
disorders, you must sooner or later ttoo
ppertmenting with your he.lth, and
be cured as 1 have cured thousand! of
nriT of the moat severe and of it
toog standlnges years. Mynonurgl.
rai treatment UUUA RAN.
TEEDtocurcvourPlli
tour fee will be refunded.
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kUlg.tntl book. '
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lid your system of Cstanh or Deafnec
caused by Caunh.; ' " '
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Powell & Dale Motor
Building Is Rushed
i Work . on the
Motor company
erected by Gus
corner of Fourth
Powell & Dale
building; being
Melha3e at the
and Klamath, Is
progressing rapidly, with possibility
that the company will be ablo to
move In within six week3 .
A carload cf new Overlands, In
cluding the Overland six sedan. Is
now being shown at the company's
temporary location In the Johnson
garage building at Eight and Klam
ath, together with a WIllys-Knlglit
touring,, a Ileo touring and an
Overland four touring and aeJan.
R. C Dale is enthusiastic over thu
performance of the Overland six,
declaring that In pickup, speed anj
power It Is the equal of any car In
a much higher price clis3.
nKTLBXS TO MEDFOItD
Mrs. 1L K. ItlnabarKcr Ieave Vor
Home After Visiting Iu City
Work is progress'ng on the Shas
ta View and Malln irrigation pro
jets and we understand the pumps
are In the Falls and work soon to
bncln h-.ullng material for the pump
houses.
C. sr. Kirkpatr.'ck and wife were
In Klamath Falls one day last week
where he purchased sulphur to sow
cn his alfalfa. .
J. A. srcCaxb, postmaster at
Malln 1s quite 111 at bis home. Sirs.
A. SI. Thomas Is assisting Sirs. SIc
Cnmo with the office work.
: Sirs. Lee of the Applegato Ranch
fas, calling Saturday on her children
at the home of John Thomas where
they are stnying'and attending
school. . '
H. E. W1l30n of this place attend
ed the hjnquet at the White Peli
".tn hotef Friday night. .Ho express
ed himself as being well pleased
with the talks given by Secretnry of
the Interior Hubert Work atd Com
m'sioner of V. S. Reclamat'on El
"c;d SIcad.
Secretary Work gave a talk to the
school children of Slalin and the
older ones were much pleased while
the yonsger ones rather sat in awe
of the stranger at first but gradual
ly felt at boms and pleased to have
hnd . the privilege of seeing and
hefirlrg htm.
The M'lln h'trh school bsll team
defeated the Klamath Falls high
school team In R game at Malin Fri
day aftPrn:on. This Is quite grati
fying to our boys and their friends.
The score stood 6 to 3. The Hal in
g'rls were defeated.
O. W;' Myers ud wife were butf-
hss visitors at the county scat last
Thursday.
Mrs. McCanna sport Saturday .'n
Klnrrnth Falls on business.
Mrs. D. E. Johnson and two child
ren of Medford were In this place
prldny. - - (
Sir. Stinson of Klamath Falls war
In Slalin one day last week tak'rg
nlctures of the high school ntudcnt.i
to be used In their annual.
. The students of the Sral'n high
school have been very much Inter
esU I In their Atnunl. They chore
sides und the ones gcttin? tho lest
subscriptions for tho Annual gave a
banquet to the opposite shin which
was In i.iio form of a "hard times"
parly hold at the Community hall
Fr.'day evening. Tho supper consist
ed of old fashioned ginger bread,
baked' beans and ether gool old
style dishes which were partaken of
hy candle I'ght. Rosie Honzlk and
Byrum Myers won first prize for the
best costume for the accasisn. .Kach
glass gave "stunts" and the Senior
class won the prize here. A most
delightful evcn'cg was spent.
t Mrs. Simpson cf the Tule Lake
country was quite badly burned one
night last week whe-r trying to ex
tinguish a fire In a chicken brooder.
Mrs. Leta Oarlick and little son
left Saturday for McMlnnv'llo whoro
she expects to make her home with
her parents for a time. Her innny
frlen'Js hero wish her well. . Her
brother-in-law, Ray Oarlick took hor
as far as Ashland by car.
A daughter cume. recently to glad
den the hearts of Mr. nnd Sirs.
Charles Faught.
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Let the First
Cost Be-the Last
WHEN YOU BUY BRAND NEW TIRES THERE
IS NO EXCUSE FOR HAVING THE UP-KEEP
COST AMOUNT TO ALMOST THE COST OF THE
TIRE. ' . ! (: j , , , , f . '
You lose money. , ' v - i; ' 1
You lose the satisfaction you should get out of driving.
Are built to stand the wear and tear of just such roads
as we have in Klamath County and they do stand.
Apk Your NeighborHe Knows
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SEIBERLING CORDS
30x3Vl, 4-ply ... $12.50
30x3Mj, 6-ply ..... $15.50
33x5 8-Ply $40.00
32x4M, 8-ply $32.00
30x5, 8-ply . ............ $37.20
32x6, 8-ply ... .. .... $58.00
Portage Cords '
(Seiberling Built)
30x3'. $8.00
30x3V&'. $9.50
$8.80
$7.65
$8.00
30x3yi; cord
30x3Vs.OIdfi.eld
30x3 Vz Goodyear
change-over tire.
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES AND SERVICE
Mrs. H. E. Uinabarger of Medford
roturned to her homo the early part
of the tfeck, after visiting with her
sltser-ln-law, Mrs. Docla Norrls, for
the past few weeks,
Crime Is Increasing so fast In Ch
Jiussia wants to irauo with us, uut cago tlioy sliould hung nut a sor-tho,-,
whlskors ,; raised in America vlceflng when soma inotnber of the
moro than supply our demand, 'family has gone to town.
WOMEN BUY DOGS ;
TO MATCH THEIR
HATS AND GOWNS
LONDON, April 14. Fancy dog
shops aro doing! a flourishing busi
ness this spring with the coming in
of the vogue for women to have pots
, match their gowns or dress
schemes to correspond with tho coat
of the r favorite dogs.
- Dealers say that If tho craze con
tinues It may be necessary for the
animal Bhop keepers to devise somo
moazs of dyeing the coats cf lap
doss to meet tho requirements of
customers who Insist upon- dogs to
mat:h their gowns..
TAKE LIQUOR VESSEL
IIiKIkIi Hrlinoncr Cnplurtil by rmiflt
(iuiml Willi 300,O00 forgo
'of Wet Woods
NEW YORK, April 14. Capture
of. the three-masted auxiliary Drlt
Isi schooner 'Madeleine Adams yes
lerdiy br the oast guard cutter
Seminole after a chase cf ISO mlloi
off thj New York coast was re
ported' 'toJay 'wljcn tho schooner
wis brought Into port .with Us
rrew of nino men as. prisoners and
Its lirjuor caro valued at $000,000
under seizure. '
' II-STKRH NAME Bl'EAKKIl
HELiFAST, Ireland, April 14.
Tliti newly elected Ulster parliament
met today and organized with (ho
re-election of It. W. .Hugh O'Neill
as speaker after the members had
taken tlio oath of office. The na
tionalists and the republicans did
not attend, v
John Almelor, fllchnrd Colo and
Evorott Atmetor of Portland oro
business visitors in the city1 for the'
week. v
A Spirited Performer
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Coach $1215
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Owners tell us that the word "spirited" best describes the Oakland
Six. They liken the car to a thoroughbred race horse whose in
bred ability expresses itself in instant responsiveness. " t And
because we want you also to realize the added thrill of driving
an Oakland we invite you to take this car out yourself. We want
. you to experience its power and its smoothness to learn how
easily it handleshow swiftly it accelerates how nimbly it
threads traffic. p f Learn, too, how easily you can own this car
through tho money-saving General Motors Time Payment Plan.
R.R.R. GARAGE
831 Klamath - Phone 212
WINNINO AND HOLDING OO OD WILL
OAKLAN D SIX
PRODUCT OF G B N B R A L MOTORS
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