The Evening herald., June 09, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1025
THE EVENTNG HERALD
A Flood Let Loose
True Motoring Comfort and Distinction
Are Now Being Found by Thousand!
in the Improved Packard Six.
"COR twenty-five
''Lvears there was
building up a vast reser
voir of human desire
for Packard ownership.
There were tensofthoU'
sands who hoped that
come day they could
afford to own Packards.
Then came January 1 st,
1925, when the gates
, where opened.
The result a flood let
loose, as yet unstem
med, that is in turn to
bring an ever-increas-
"ing now or Pack
ard Six buyers.
The thousands
who have already
taken delivery of
Packard Six enclosed
cars, at prices lowered
by nearly a thousand
dollars, know that their
faith in Packard was
well placed.
They are telling their
friends that their new
cars are true Packards,
with improvements
found in no other cars.
And quite naturally the
friends are seeking the
Packard salesrooms.
Have you seen the new
Packard Six? We
will be pleased to
send one to your
door at any time.
PACKARD
cAsk the man who owns one
The rw s u (. m,
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Pospisil Motor Co.
, Klama A Ave. at Eighth
Permission To .
Build Given 24
By City Council
Permits totaling In excess of
129,000 were granted to 24 people
last night by tho city council. Now
dwellings formed tho mnjor por
tion of the penults, as follows:
' Dwelling. 250. W. L. Ingram;
dwelling, ITO0. V.. n. O'Neil; ga
rag. JSV.O. D. C. McKay; altera
tion building, $75, Mrs. J. O. Gold-
j thwalto;. dwelling, $2500; C, A.
Horton; dwelling, $3000, J. M. Jen
wn; garage, $100, N. H. Brnnleln;
dwelling, $1500, T. IJ. Walters;
dwelling. $500, Ida llntton; ware
house, $600, M. R. Scottl: tent
house, $35, A. Jones; dwelling,
$1000, Mrs. J. I), Column; remodel
dwelling, $200. Addle Walker; ga
rage. $700. A. H. Wilson: dwelling,
$1660. Arthur Jolly: addition,
$1000. P. Olsen;' dwelling, $2000,
E. T. Roberts: garage, $125, II.
Rlester; warehouse, $3000, Luko
sido Lumber Co.; dwelling $2500.
J. H. Colo: dwelling. J3S00, L. A.
Davis tent house, $50, J. H. Pax
son: dwelling. $2200, J. T. Mc
Collough; dwelling. $600, Wni.
Floyd.
Two recent developments have focused
public attention on Graham Brothers
Trucks as never before.
One was the sweeping price reductions
of May 15th, ranging from 80 to 160.
The other was Graham Brothers
ascendancy to leadership by building
more Vz ton trucks than any other
manufacturer in the world, during the
first" quarter of 1925,- and by achieving
second position in the 1 ton and lton
fields combined.
Progress such as this deserves
public attention and eliminates all
doubt as to the logical truck to buy I
"1-Ton Chassis $1310; 1-Ton Chassis 41495
Delivered
H, S . WAKEFIELD
Graham Brothers
Trucks
SOLO BY DODGE BROTHERS
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap'
Practically all items .
for construction or re
pair work
Drive out and look it
over. . '
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO.
i GREEN
SLABS
ARE RIPE
Our trucks will be haul
ing green slabs for a
few days, 16 inch.
Phone ' in for a few
loads, $30 for 10 cords.
BLOCK WOOD
- at Cheap Prices
Peyton & Co.
l fWood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
REMODELING STORE
Hector's to ilavc Some More New
' Improvements 1
Ileraodcling of the balcony at the
Hector shop is under way, the ad
justment on the recent lire having
been completed this morning by fire
ad J us tor. Major Charles Stewart.
The adjustment was made so as
Mr. Hector will be allowed to dis
pose of all merchandise damaged
during the recent (ire. His plans to
make a business trip shortly, with
tho purpose of replacing the dam
aged stock with new merchandise.
TO ENTER LANE HOSPITAL
Will Take Treatment at Lane Hos
pital for Injury
Billiard Parlor
Opens Wednesday
Mark Hanna and Larry Fits,,
gerald today announced the open
ing of the' Rex Billiard Parlor In
the quarters formerly occupied by
the M. ft H. Solo parlor In the
basement below tho Pine Tree
theater.. " ;
Four new pool tables, a new
billiard table and an extra large
snooker table are part of the equip
ment now being Installed. Formal
opening will be Wednesday night.
Soft drinks and tobaccos will be
sold and a barber shop maintained
in connection. -
Buzukos Is
Favorite of
Local Fans
That the years of experience ob
tained by Pete Buzukos during his
career as welterweight . wrestling
champion of the world will prove
too ' much for ' Henry Burke, local
man who is' Pacific coast- middle
weight champion, is the opinion of
many local wrcBtling fans.,
Buzukos' skill Is offset by the
tremendous strength of Burke, who
In recent months has proven ' his
ability to mingle with the -best
without danger to his title. '
The match, to- be held Wednesday
evening in the Moose hall, will be
for the benefit of the local ball
team. . Members of the team and
their friends arc selling tickets for
the affair and a record crowd is
confidently expected for what will
undoubtedly be the best mat match
of the season. ' :"
Preparations have been made for
a four-round preliminary boxing
event, with several good boxen
available to 'pick from. '
M'CLIXDOX HELD
Ed McClindon, charged with
gambling and possession of liquor,
was held to the grand Jury under
f?50 bail following a preliminary
bearing in Justice court at Bonanza
today. . :
BACK FROM VISIT
E. W. Vannlce, manager of the
Golden Rule, returned last evening
from Lakevlew, where he motored
to attend to business.
IX SHOPPING
Mrs. Thomas Martin, mother of
Mrs. C. M. Ramsby, will leave for
8an Francisco tomorrow morning,
where she will enter the' Lane Hos
pital to receive treatment, for an
injured limb, which she revived
last fall when she fell in a local
furniture store. Mr. Ramsby wftl
accompany Mrs. Martin, having betn
called south by the un-lmprbved'
condition of his mother, whom Mrs.
Ramsby is with at the present time
in San Francisco. ' "
Mrs. Curt Hedrick and children
are in the city today from their
home at Chlroquln on a shopping
trip.
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:s OX IilHIXESH
Mrs. J. H. Hesslg attended to
business matters here today from
jber home at Cblloquin.
1
RESIGNS AS MAYOR
I LYONS, France, June 9. Former
. Premier Herrlot today resigned his
j office as Mayor of Lyons. . ,
When road-hog street car motor
mon refuse to let you by, crash into
their fenders; It will pinko them
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Sign . Painter Is "
1 "Back In Klamath
L! C. Miles has returned from
Portland and is again associated
with the Miles Sign Co. Mr. MU.es
Is one of the best known advertising
artists In the business and tho work
that the company can turn out Is
on a par with any of the largor
firms on the const. For signs, show
cards, banners, bill boards, or any
othor form window or outdoor adver
tising, you enn do no better than
call tho Miles Sign Co., number 846
and hne experts do your work. It
will cost no moro than the ordinary
Job, Artv, 8-fl,
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Get Ready for the Rodeo and July the 4th. -
C elebratioes
Good snappy two and three piece Suits in the new
shades of Blues, Tans, Greys in all the Newest Models
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
Known the country over as America's Master Clothes
Makes Step in and try on some of these fine suits at
30, 35 and up to 50
TRY ON A KNOX
STRAWHAT
They fit and feel like
a felt hat.
Swiss Straws, Straws,
Panamas
2.50 to 6.50
DUTCHESS GUARANTEED
FLANNEL TROUSERS
Fine assortment of Gray and Bis
cuit Flannel Trousers They are
cool, dressy and correct, and they
are guaranteed to wear
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This Store is Headquarters as usual for Rodeo Togs Get
ready with the big hat and loud shirt for the big show
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Klamath Klothing Kompany
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