The Evening herald., August 08, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Saturday, AUGUST h, i92n
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, .OltEqON .
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Take em Away
Used Fords
At the Lowest Prices of the Season
lhft this MOBirura
A n ! Louring DortHsm oouotr)'
for iievonil weeks, Mr. and Mm. L.
T. Oil well unci daughter of L m
Antelef, loft ror tbir bom this
in ruing, after enjoying u visit In
K 1 11 ii 'i t ii KalU ever Friday.
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ji Aftur itpondlur; Friday hem, llm
i1. Misses iVordu Nelson uml Mildred
j Buscb with kTdgar w. Roberta left
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limy will sound tbe week end at MM
Indue.
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1924 Touring, Ruckstell axle 300
1919 Touring .' 60
1920 Touring, completely overhauled 100
1923 Roadster 175
1920 Bug, positive guarantee 150
We have several others but these are the best. USED
CARS don't last long with us, because we price them
to sell. ,, . .
TltA.HAT lG lit HIM;M
11. IS, Nelson ami niece of San
F. ,mi nt ii am i I" mllng over Sunday
In K l.i III Jill fall), .Mr. Nelson be
i lug uno nf the Bullhorn cities lead-
aiitomolilln man, is transacting
w 1 1 1 1 1 ; bora.
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j? Tin; Misses Mario E. Gcury and
y Helena Benaon nf Ban Francisco, ion
tlifa miming by stage for Crater
l.alui to vUlt over Sunday, after
' bg Friday In the city with
X friends.
THH WKATHKK
Tho Cyclu-Hlorinagraph at rnder
w apd'i Pharmacy shows but llttlo
' bangs in beronetrle conditions
gltbo tnj Indicator is falling slightly
thin afternoon
Forecast for nail 21 hours:
Continued '"'r and warm, Prob-
ahly showers lonlght.
The Tyros rocoritliig thermometer
registered in u x I in ii in and minimum
temperatures today an fallowa:
High 90 Ixiw (3
r. H. Weather Baoorl
Weather: Omgon, fair and con
tinued warm tonight and Sunday,'
Ugh' norlhely wlndg.
KFTTHNS TO C1TT
Aftur Aiiwiiuu of Three STesra Be
nun- Hate to Make llomu
UNITING AT Mi;iI'OHI
Charles fichaal left yesterday
afternoon for Medford to visit over
I Sunday with friends.
V. K. O'Nell arrived today front
Medfogd and will locate In Klamath
Falls to be connected with the
Swan bake Moulding company. Mr.
O'Nell lived hern about three yearn
ago before moving to Medford.
go TO LAKH
J. D. Newsom, w. ii. Bartlett
ami George B&anway left this af-
tnrnoon to 'spend over Sunday at
t'rater Lake.
I-KVTON VISITS I'AIIF.NTS
Prank I'eyton connected with the
Southern Paclf.r at. Mount Shasta
ban returned nth after vMtlug
with hln parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
I Peyton, .
T TO KOI lil POINT
Mr. and Mm. Al Raymond with
Ulaa Vera Thompson and Jack
i Jewell left t ii afternoon for
j Rocky Point to he gone over Kun-
dav mi an outing.
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l.KAVING TUESDAY
Mm. Hldredge O'Leary, who witli
her little son has heen visiting at
J the home of her sislor-ln-law, Mrs.
Dan rump of Modoc Point, plans
Uo have Tuesday for her home In
j San Francisco.
LOOKING TOB LOCATION
The Sinclair brothers. F. It. and
.1. H. of Hois'. Idaho are spending
lenaral days here looking over
husiness possihilfties and helng
very much impressed with Klamath
Falls will possibly locate here.
PROM MAUX
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenny with I,
'their dauhter, Montana, spent Kri
; day in the city shopping from their
i home in Matin.
BAI SIGER MOTOR COMPANY
Authorised Ford Sales ami Service
8th dC Klamath
TO WALLA WALLA
Mr. and Mra. L. B. Olds will leave
tomnrrow for a two weeks vacation
' which they plan tu spend at Walla
Walla. Washington.
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LKAV1NG TOMORROW
Mm. P. F. Muss and .Mrs. George
; Thresher will leave tomorrow fnr
I Huckleberry mountain' to enjoy a
i tun days outing.
MOTOH I-AIITV
PROM KBW VOIIK
A. Bprllntame and Sea Fnmclaco I Baa tern toorlata continue to visit
perty Including Mrs W r- Mor-i Klamath Falls nnd aurroundlni
rlson and daughter. Uooald McKIn ' '" anothur party of New Tor
lony uml Mr. ami Mis. w. m. Me-peoplo lu.-ning bare this mornlna
Iiiiosh, left Klamath Falls thin i for Crater Luke. In the parly were
morning lor Crator Lake in apt ml Mtoeea m. a. Parker ami Jaaale
Sunday. I.unily of Troy. N. Y., and Miss
i ! Kffle Luke of Brooklyn, New York.
iii in mi i; SI MMY
BUMNM8 tun?
P, w. Rlchardl of Dunamulr win! a. w. Qr-anti Jr., arrived hum
ipend the wook-end hum from tba yeatordny afternoon from Ban Pron.
t'allfnrnla city.
elsuii to attend to bualneaa malturs.
The
Excellence
of
Dress
WKHKS OITI.VtJ TBIP
Mrs. Ralpb HOyt and two child
ren with her sister. Mm. It. II.
Wolfe of Diillas. Texas and Mr.
and Mm. Flnley left this afternoon
fur a weeks outing at Diamond
Lake. Mrs. Wolfe Is spending the
suminur here from, her southurn
bonte with her sister.
VISITING MltS. NOItlllS
Mr. Hnd .Mrj. H.irry Klnabarser.
Mr. and .Mrs. Zem Kubll, Mrs. Etta
Murphy and Walter V. Norru), rela
tives of Mrs. Uocla Norris are ar
riving this evening from Medford
to spend the week end with Mrs.
Norris.
TO DIAMOND LAKE
Mr and Mrs. It. II. Duugiis and
family left late this afternoon for
Diamond Lake to enjoy Sunday on
ii fishing trip.
HUSINESS TH1P
Jerry Sciioenfeldt, commercial
man of San Francisco, is in tho city
calling on tile various bualneaa
bouses today.
Me.U LlFFK IMPROVING
Word from Sun Francisco Telb
Friends He is Iteeoverinn
WEAVKK LEAVING TUESDAY
Popular College Boy to Leave For
.Muiitiina in Few Oaya
After s p e n ding the summer
montha here, Bdwln Woever. among
the pupulur college boys hem, plana
to leave Tuesday for a brief visit
III Kugelle with his parenta before
going on to Molilalia Where he will
spend several weeka visiting with
frtenda,
Friends or Jack McAuliffe have
received word here from Mrs. Me
AulIKe, saying that he stood the
nip south wonderfully well and is
now a patient at St. Mary's hosp: ;!.
Grafting of flesh on his limb will
sturt within a few days and the at
tending physicians feel that within
six weeks time he will be back in
Ktumatn Falls, able to walk again.
llllOTHF.ItTONS VISITING
is a distinction that la afforded but tew men. n Implies
thai tile mini thus distinguished has BOlootod, no' so much
rabrioa of cost Inn. clothes Unit III bis form In every detail.
He Is a man of discriminating tastes; he has chosen the
eminence of s cloth tailored to suit the pscularltles of his
build, pretorfod n material that matches the style nnd pat
tern. The ndVnhtaitCS of such dress uml mil he over ea-
tlmeted. The oonfliienoe Installed in the minds or the well
tailored Insures tholr favorable ncneptance in circles where
appearance and abllllles count. The selective mind that
discerns clothes of superior inerll Inures to the native
ability.
Such excel lonce can only be insured in tailor
made stiits. They cost no, more.
VISIT HERE
Cadet, .lessu Dressier and brother,
Hurley Dressier of Medford spent
Prlday bare riattins at (he home pf
.1. F. Maguire. Sr.. enroute to Fort
Jones where they will visit with
friends. The boys enjuyer: a several
days inning at Crater and Dia
mond Lakes while In this vicinity.
Cadet Dressier will leave tor West
Point the later part of this month
to resume his work.
Mr. and Mrs. W E. Urnlherton or
! southern California are visiting here
i fur a few days at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. n. Brbtherton. After
visiting hem they will motor on
uortli tor a visit berore returning
south, where Mr. Brotherton has
located in Oakland.
SOI TIIF.HN PABTV
EniMule in Crater Lake a party of
six southern people let'l the ell -this
morning. Including Mr. and
Mrs. Benton S. Wcsttmiro ot LOS
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G.
WnternfaJt, Mm. M. II. Taylor and
Mary F.dyth Waterman all of Oakland.
AT THE BEACH
Friday evening u party ot local
people motored to Wlul-Kse beach
after otrice hours Tor a picnic and
swimming party. Those making
tile trip were: Mrs. W. S. Slough.
Mm. Coach. Mrs. K. S. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Stubblerield and
daughter, Gertrude, Gertrude Park
er, Vera Houston, George Meln
tyrn. Wayne Aknrs and the Misses
Bdyth'e and .lane Wilson.
J. A. GOLDSMITH
' MERCHANT TAILOR
Winters Building
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
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MANY TOURING THROUGH
With today one of the busiest at
the chamber of commerce thla sea
son for registration of foreign cars.
the greater number of the tourists
planned week end trips to Crater i
and Diamond lakes. Those registering
today were: J. O. Brailey, Cotton-;
wood. Ca!if.;C. W. Courtney, Los An- i
geles: C. H. Blanchard. Clarient. j
Calif.; Henry L. Willey. San Mateo:
T. E. Melcndry, Alvarado. Calif.; M.I
D. McCray. Stockton, Calif. : Dave i
Perkins. Long Beach: Scott McAr-j
thur, McArthur. Calif.; A. E. Bd-'
wards. Monrovia. Salif.: A. H. Hel-j
mer. Los Angeles: Walter S. John-1
son. San Francisco: Grace M. Bell. !
Oakland: S. M. Camp. Sacramento;!
Mm. C. C. Itlpllng, Los Angeles; R.I
J. Taft. Lincoln, Calif.; Charles War- j
ner. Falls lliver. Mass.; James j
Moody, San 'Francisco; 'Walter Walk
er, Burlingamc Calif; Lillian E.
Taylor. Los Angeles: Charles Schel-
ler, Hollywood, Calif.; H. D. Dag-1
gatt, Lyle Wash.; G. M. King, Se-j
attle. Wash.; W. F. Adams, San j
Francisco.
THE - COOLEST - PLACE - IN - TOWN" 1
TODAY ONLY
'Beauty And The Bad Man"
from Peter B. Kyne's famous story of the
gold days of California
Sunday and Monday
Charles K. Harris' famous song story
"THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS"
Presented by Dorothy Mackaill, Ralph Lewis,
Creighton Hale, Alec B. Francis, and a fine
supporting cast.
Scenically Unusual With the Photographic
Atmosphere of New York City's Internationally
Famous Tombs Prison and Criminal Courts
Building.
Vibrant With Human Appeal A story of
Temptation, Error, Punishment and Heroic
Sacrifice.
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LIBERTY!
Richard Harding Davies' Story
"HONOR AMONG MEN"
A story of a gambler who played j,
a square game
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Sunday and Monday
The most thrilling horse race ever filmed
"GOLD HEELS"
A picture that gives you a 100 to 1 shot for
your money. Based on. the famous play
"Checkers", it is entertainment plus.
VISITING AT MOSS HOMK
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RKTVKX FROM; ASHLAND j Both visitors are relatives of Mr, Me-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McPherren I Pherren s and will be taken to Crater
Mr. and Mm. Alvin Moss and.' motored to Ashland on Tuesday to j Lake on an outing while here.
daughter. Miss Mildred, of Ashland j meet their house guests. Mm. Oliver
are the bouse guests of Mr. and McPherren of Albany. Oregon, and Breakfast bacon Is good. But' it
Mrs. S. W. Moss of this city. Mra. Harriet Cabeen ot Chicago, 111. j always looks as if It needed ironing.
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ROY CALL
Used Cars
Between 7th and 8th on Klamath Avenue
We have sold and delivered 76 used cars already this season and we
are selling more every day. We are the oldest used car dealers in
this city and you will always find our prices much lower.
We handle nothing but local cars none from Calfiornia- Jf"
The following is a partial list of what we have on display.
1920 Studebaker Light Six
1923 Hudson Super Six
1923 Ford Coupe, well equipped
1922 Buick touring
1920 Paige model 6-66
1920 Apperson 6 Rds. 4 pass.
1920 Haynes Six touring
2 Chevrolet tourings
1 Ford Rds. delivery
3 Ford tourings, starters
1 1918 Buick 4 touring
1 Mitchell touring
1 Oakland Rds.
1 Oakland Rds. '
1 Chevrolet Bug M
1 Ford Bug
A FEW SPECIALS ? ,
1 Elgin touring excellent shape $210.00
1 Nash 6 touring, fine condition $375.00
1 Buick touring $275.00
1 Buick touring $175 00
2 Reo Speed Wagons
1 Dodge delivery $350.00
1 Ford delivery $50.00
1 Ford chassis with seats on $40.00
1 Ford bug $60.00
Between 7th and 8th on Klamath Avenue
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