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EVENING nERALD, KLAMATfi. FALLS, OREGON
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No realtor how lung you put oft having your tenth looked after,
noino dav you have to pa The longer you wait the inoro you
pay. For this reason you 'Should see U9 without delay, while your
teeth Imvo Utile wrong with them. We examine free.
R. D. COE, Dentists
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Burglars
Score Again
Ask us about rates for
BURGLARY INSURANCE
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Store Residence Safe
J. H. DRISCOLL
.General Insurance
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Great Routes
Sunset
QoldenState
American Canyon
Shasta
for season 1925
Opening sale date .
May 22nd
Tickets on sale from May
22nd, up to and including
September 15th. Return limit
October 31st, 1925. "
Now plan your summer va
cation journeys to the East,
taking advantage of these low
fares. Full stopover privileges.
. Substantial redactions in
roundtrip fares.
First-class accommodations
personal service delicious
meals at meal-time In South
em Pacific dining car.
. For reservations,and all railroad tnformation.ask
: Soiatheni Pacific
J. J. MILLER, D. F.' & P. A.
li v 517; Main St. Phone 709 Klamath Falls, Ore.j
24 Rounds of Boxing
Scandinavian Hall, Tuesday, '.'
April 21, 8 P. M.
Earl Ritchie vs. Rocco Strombo 10 rounds, 190 lbs.
Jack Crim vs, Young Felix 6 rounds, 150 pounds
W. Harrington vs. Tommy Thompson 4 rounds,
138 pounds.
Babe Lightfoot vs. Jimmy Boyd 4 rounds, 125 lbs.
Ringside, $3.30. Reserved Seats, $2.20
General Admission, $1.65
Tickets at Mecca, Waldorf, Pastime, The Smoke
Ladies Welcome Out of town orders given especial
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J.E. PATTERSON, Promoter
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News of the Klamath Country
BONANZA
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kilgore, form
er Bonnnsa residents were visiting
liero Friday.
Mr; George Speralou has been 111
lor several days, hut Is now recov
Jng. mil Sparks, rancher from east of
town was a Bonunza visitor Thurs
day. ' 1 , ,
Mr. and , Mrs. Austin Bechdoldt
nd family will move to the timber,
whore Mr. Bechdoldt will work this
(summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arfnuon shopped In
Jvlaraath Falls Thursday.
List Thursday Mr, H, - R. Bowman
bought a truck. He expects to take
synod contracts this summer.
Mr. Dp Haven of Langoll's Valley
passed through Bonanza Thursday.
The Ladles Aid Society met at the
home, of Mrs. Kitts. The members
present were, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. J.
E. Scott, Mrs. Ida Thayer, Mrs. K. I.
Hold, Mrs. H. V. Lytle, and the hos
tess, Mrs. Kills, plecud quilts. They
also ordered material which will be
sold at a bazaar in the future,
... Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bowman .visit
ed at the home of Amasa .Wilkin
son Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. B. Brlgbtman shopped
and Visited In Bonanza Thursday.
Last week George Hartley of the
Yovna oil well was In Bonanza on
business. .-. . ' : ,
John Donncll of Lorella spent the
week-end In Bonanza.-i -- - '
Mr. Wcndt was a Now Pine creek
visitor last Thursday,
Mr. Billy Warrcu was a Bonanza
visitor Wednosduy' evening.
Mr. Jerry .McCarthy was In Bon'
nnzn visitor Thursday afternoon,
The high school piny, "Sally
Lunn," wlll ho given In Uonnnia
April 30. It will also be presented
at Henley a nil .Merrill the following
evenings.
.Merrill High school play, "Noth.
lug but the Truth," will be present
ed at the Bonanza hall next Tues
day. Those who saw It at Merrill
encourage the audience to come.
Mr. and Mrs. James Leuhke were
Klamath Falls business visitors on
Saturday.
Misses Graco Lytle and Marguer.
Ito Crank spent tho week-end In
Merrill and vicinity.
Mrs.; A. A. Kilkinson and Miss
Birdie Humnker shopped In Klam
ath Falls Saturday.
Mrs. L. E. Thayer and small son
Lester, were week-end visitors, lu
Klamath Falls.
Mr. John Bushey ot Chlloquln was
a Sunday visitor In Bonanza.
Miss Mary Taylor spent the weok-
end at her home til Merrill.
Misses Alico Lytle and Mary Scott
and Messrs. Monroe and Harry Lytle
were business visitors In Klamath
Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bonne and
sons, Walter and Francis, shopped In
Klamath Fulls Saturday.
Mr. William Irwin was In Bon
anza on Irrigation matters Saturday.
Mr. Oldemeyer attended to beet
sugar business In Bonanza Friday,
Messrs. W. R. Bowman aud Steln-
uietz went to Klamath Falls on a
business visit Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Langoll and Miss Mary
I-auRell visited Mrs. Fred Bechdoldt
Sunday.
MIDLAND
Farmers and stockmen are rejoic
ing because of the delightful spring
showers which visited this section
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Witherlll were
guests Sunday at the Charles Axel
home near Men 111.
Mrs. C. A. Ray, who spent several
months here last year, drove over
from Merrill Sunday to visit with
friends in Midland.
Helen Couchman spent tho week
end with home folks.
J., C. Sevcik and family drove to
Langell's Valley Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Furber wns a caller in
Midland Monday evening.
S. L. Burnett and son, William;
were visiting -at ..he Niel Nelson
home on Sunday.
Opal and Bernard Hooper were
visitors at their brothers camp
across the river on Sunday.
Among those absent from school
one or more days this week were,
Archie Spence, James and Francis
Flowers, and Mary and George Burnett.
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COST YOU MORE MONEY THAN THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE. COST
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AND ANY OF THE POORER
CHEAPER MAKES
IT ISN'T WORTH YOUR TIME OR
MONEY TO FOOL AND BE FOOLED
BY A. FEW DOLLARS ON THE FIRST
COST OF A TIRE AND THEN HAVE
TROUBLE ALL THE TIME YOU TRY
TO USE THEM
DEMAND SEIBERLING CORDS
SEIBERLING CORDS
30x3 VI', 4-pIy .. :. $12.50
30x3' 6-ply $15.50
33xS 8-ply : $40.00
$32.00
30x5,- 8-piy .$37.20
32x6, 8-ply . ... $58.00
30x3 Vz Goodyear 'h-
rliaiiKi'iver lire
PORTAGE CORD
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30x3 $8.00
30x3 VI; ? $9.50
30x3! li cord $8.80
30x3 ' Oldfield CQ Cf
Utility Cord ......... ...
30x3 k oidficid 1. .,4.i: $7.65
$8.00
Miss Mary Morgan is now selling
Ice cream here, at tho home of her
brother, Mclvln Morgan, the first
house south of the commissary.
. Mrs. Ira Ashworth visited with
Mrs. j. E. McCain at Chlloquln one
afternoon this week.
Newest Wrap
For Evening
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lovvltvst of evening wraps.' 'It ';
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BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
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Andy 'Fonder returned bore
Thursday after having spent several
months in various California cltlos.
Ernest Wlnkleman is home now
after having been In a Klamath
Falls hospital for several weeks,
with a badly cut arm. .
Friday evening, a got-logether
meeting was held at tho cookhouso,
at which tlma It was decided upon
to have a cloan-up week. Also to
organize a volunteer flro loam.
Mrs. Ira Ashwortn spent Thurs
day In Klnmatlt Falls, attending
business matters.
The recent storms have been the
causo of a great many -cars getting
stuck bolween tho mill and Chllo
ohln. Miss Leah Parker, teacher at the
Klamath Agency Is spending the
week-end here, at tho home of her
sister, Mrs. Robert Brophy.
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CMS: DEAN, M.D.,lnc
Good Words Everywhere
Ask the men at your garage the boss or the mechanic who
works on your car what they know about today's Oakland,
so You will hear on all sides that Oakland is winning and
holding increasing good will. Certainly there must be good
reasons for this. Come in and learn these reasons first-hand.
Then verify them by driving an Oakland yourself on our
invitation. Let us explain also how the liberal General
Motors Time Payment Plan saves money on time purchases.
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