THURSDAY, JttNTC, 25, 1025
EVENINO HIWAIJ), KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
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. If Gasoline
the, Mile
There wouldn't be enough
good gasolineito go around
and the poor gasolines
couldn't sell at half their
presentr prices
Mileage is the qualityv
test of a gasoline. Not only "
"miles per gallon," but
"miles po" motor." For it
is the motor that pays when
inferior fuel is used.
Think then of gasoline j
in terms of good clean
miles. On this basis, your
choice will fall naturally
upon Union Gasoline.
I Imnn f2:lcrl!n is n rutrA.
ity product. And it is non-
detonating which means
that it does not explode so '
4is to strike the pistons a
sudden, crashing blow.
The power-impulses
from Union Gasoline con
tinuc throughout the en
tire length of the piston's
stroke.
This permits the motor
to start quickly to accel
erate With ft GVUift uikr4.
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tionlcss pick-up and to
attain an even, gliding
speed.
If a better gasoline were
possible it would be made
by the Union Oil Compa
ny, and sold wherever you
sec the sign "Union Gaso
line." At Union Oil service
stations and independent
dealers of the first class
everywhere. ,
Nori'Detonating
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Also Producers ofAristo Motor Oil
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11 Ml tVwtpuper 6,10 ftV.I jtyj Fin.t O.K. for PuMImUm
Mainly 'About.- People:
HF.KKH WOIID OF SON
Mm. Ili'dy Slay WiHi'it Hero in
yurnt of llclnllve
Mrs. Holly Sluy of Tliiip!n. 'i'ox.,
Inn written to Klumnth Fulls, seoli
lug Homo 'word of hor son, M, C.
Sluy. whom Bho uobIVos to locale.
Bho liollovos wns oiuiitoycct here
at onu tlnui In Kino t thu lumber
1 1)1(11118 -or llllX tlielOV'lllrt. I'UI'HIIII
knowing ot the young man's where
abouts mo nHkoil to gut In touch
with 111 hi oi' hU tmilhor,
I'ltiio.Mxmui'
ci.ni
A regular mooting "f Inn Friend
ship club will bu hold loinorrow
nflonwon nf Ilia liiimo of Mrs.
Ooorgo Wlrts, 62!) JorrorHim street.
Tim .ronnliir election ut ofiMcoin to
Horyo t'H' Ilia noxt nix Month will
bo 'hold. Other mutters will bo
KllHCIIHHOd. All. lnotuhnrs n 10 urged
Jo nllcnd mid bring quo friend.,
l'HOM SAX FUAXC1SCO
All registering from Sun Frnn
i'Ihco, I ho following men visited In
tlio clly yesterday, lining guests nt
tlio Wlilto 1'olli'nii while here: A. U.
Iluldwln, H. M. Smith, A. 10. Wnlkor,
(.'. A. Lopun find W. Lour.
VISITIXO TUILATIVF.M
Suit FruiicNin Miitrnii Is Veiling In
City Willi Koltillrr.i
Mrs. V, J. tlniirchdun, -accompanied
by hor iliiiinhlnr, Mlsn I'liuullu
mid llolci'H Iho MIhhim Wliieiiiu nil (I
A n lolni'i tn Hold nil ot Kun Fin ii
i'Ihci) ii ru vlsitliiR In Iho city with
Aim. (Jniii'i'liiliin's imrontH, Mr. mid
I.IOl'T THIS MOItMXO
Mr, nnd Mi'H'. fl. Hu-Ihi'roIi who
hitvo boon mioslH In (bo clly for it
row (Iii.vh from WuKliliintnn, lofl this
iiiDinliiK by motor for tbo north,
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TO SI:.K AT 31 KMT
llnli't iintl Fiuuily K to SInmuii
For KoIIkIouHi Moot
Unv. r. ('. llulot ncroinimiiii'd by
Mrs. Hiilot - niHl. duiinhtoi. Miss
Kvi'lyn, ot Morrill will lonvo Frldny
for Slsson ' whom llov. Ilulot wllh
sponk hofol'O ' the -Anniinl Siskiyou
Coi'.iioll ot HoIIkIoiis Kdiicntlou.
Tboy nlnn to return to tholr homo
on Siitunlny,
DANl'K SATIKD.VY KVUXIXf
0i'iiiuK or Now (ii'liidor A Ainu-tor
Storo lit) Chltoquin Hntiinlny F.vc.
ColobrnlliiK tho oiionhiR ot tholr
now storo nl Chlloiiuln, C.ohiKor nnd
Alimitor will ontorlnln Iho ontlro
community' with n duiico on Hutur
ilny ovonlnif, (lonil dniloo lnuslo lins
boon lirovldod for mid lirosoul indl
cntloiiH nro thiit n lnrno crowd from
Hiii'i'oiinilliip; coinmiiiillli'H will Ho In
llltondmico,
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Bring or Send Us Your
Films for
Snappy 8-Hour Service, All Prints
on Velox, "Krystal Kote" Process
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ENCHARMA FACE
POWDER
The cold cre&m face powd
er without a fault $1.50
It you have not yet tried
this powder, come in and
receive a purse package
free.
Stationery
The largest
stock of
quality
Stationery
in the eitv
$25c to $17.0011
Box
Swim caps 25c to $1.00
Rubber aprons 75c to $2.75
Bath Salts v:.......25c to $2.75
Safety Razors 89c to $6.00
Flash Lights .'. 75c to $4.50
Fountain Pens $1.50 to $8.00
"IT 10c TRY IT"
TALCUM
POWDERS
Practically every good brand
of this toilet necessity can be
found here.
Priced 25c to 1.00
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Alarm clocks
only 98c
Other clocks'
$1.50 to-. $4.
Pocket Bens
Ingersol Watches' JJ
$1.75 to $ii.oo; vj!
Pocket Combs .. . . 25toc, 1 j
Hair Brushes ................SOc to $10.00, 1 1
Double Magnifying Shaving Mirrors $1.50 I j
Clothes Brushes .....50c to $8.00 II
Sun Visors
Serves N
You
BEST
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WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
35c to 75c !!
Goggles :.,.50c to $2.75
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Liicul KiikIiiiit Ix'uvIiik Tor Ncvudii
Tn At lend to lluslnoss
Joseph Jcnson. louil engineer, will
lenvc tomorrow tor Nevada by nvotor
where ho will attend to extensive
milling Interests which ho hokU
there. Mr. Jensen will he accom
panied by his chauffeur and plans
In make the trip in a littlo over
one week's time. Ho expect M
encounter considerable hot weather
on his trip, lust year experieneliiB
heat uu hot as 10?, on a similar
Journey.
J-E.VVI.NG OX HTAtiE : l.KKT FOK OAKLAND ;
After VisitiiiK In t'Uy With People Local tilrl Who .Married Southern
Kor Ker Days Man Left Yesterday
Jlrs. C. H. Geer and Mrs. Rex
1 Young who have been la the city
I for a few days with tlieir parents, j
!.Mr. and Mrs. Hurley, left this
morning by stage. Mrs. Young go
ing to her home at Bray, where
Mrs. Geer will visiit until tomorrow,
when she will go on to her homo
nt Gerber, California.
Assorted Cookies .
Angel Food Cakes
Coffee Cakes
and
GOLDEN
K RU ST
BREAD
Klamath
Bakery
826 Main
FKOM SfiATTLK-
Senttle ltiislness Man in t'lty' ou
llrief Iltislncss Trip
A. C. Fleishmun, Seattle business
man is tn the city today on a brief
business visit. -
CASI'KK, WVO.MIXU
J. W. Gillis, registering from Cns
1 per, Wyoming Is in tho city. While
hero Mr. Gillis Is stopping at tho
! Hotel Arcade.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo William Bold,
who were married yesterday niprn
ing at Iho Sacred Heart church, left
at noon for Oakland. California,
where they will make their future
borne. Mr. Bold being a railroad
man in the southern- city.
isi;ti nxs fisom fiusco-
Loetil Man licturns Fioin Stanford
Hospital at San FrauciHco
.' J. Hlrvi, local man, who went
south some time 'ago to submit to
a major -operatn returned the first
of the week. On the return trip
north, Mr. Hirvi was accoinpanlel
by Miss Saima Koski of Berkeley,
who Is a tetcher at the University
ot California. Miss Koski will vis
it at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hirvi and plana are to spend a
greater portion of her visit nt the
Hlrvi cottage at Hocky -Point.
CiOLF COUKSE LAID '
Local Uolf Directors Lay Course unit
,' Will Pluy In August V "
A party Including J. F.. Magulro,
A. J. Voje. C. I. Roberts and Nel
son, the latter the golf course build
er, spent yesterday afternoon t tho
links, making a general' cleanlnu'of
the ground. . Two teams were kept
working all afternooni and present
indications are that playing wlllbo
Jn full swing, with (he first iilno
Holes completed by August. Tho
grass will bo planted until thu ud
ot this season's playing,, giving It
all winter to be ready for next rea
son's play. .
TO VALLEY OX VISIT .
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Local ltuinei lim Leaving; for
Pleasure Trip . , ,
E. M. Dlx plans to leave tho lust
of tho week for Ashland and Med
ford where he will spend somo tiuio
cn n business and pleasure trip. 'At
Ashland he will visit with his par
ents Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Dlx.
i Free. Dance : 1.
Opening of new G dC A Store at
C h i 1 o q u in
Saturday Night, June 27
Good music and lots of floor space
Be Prepared to Dance all night
GEINGER-ALMETER
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