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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
ERin AY, SEPTEMBER I, 1025
Gt the Rd Crown
Mileage card t
jny"Rd Crown"
pomp. Use it and
teeyovT mileage
increase
"The Red Crown Mileage
Card sure saves money!"
The Red Crown Mileage Card is more than a
card for recording mileage it's a help to you to
get the extra 15 to 30 miles that are always in
a tankful of Red Crown gasoline. Here's what one
motorist found out:
"The Red Crown Mileage Card sure saves money! My bus
consumes only 10 gallons of 'Red Crown' now on a 200 mile
run that used to take 13 gallons of gas and even more. 1 fig
ure III save enough in a year ou Red Crown gasoline to
pay for one tire at least."
Red Crown Mileage Card records prove doily
the extra mileage in Red Crown gasoline. Use
"RedCro wn" always and profit by its extra mileage.
Th m evwt
7000 red, wMa
Jnd blue punr
to till yvx r uo
uhUrd Crown"
Mr
few
cfe6estitfiyi miles
HERE ARE WORE
PRIZES AT EI
Judges Work Hard to Give
Award to Ail Classes
of Exhibits
Seldom has such a remarkable
display of high grade beof cattle been
shown at a- Klamath county fair as
Is now on exhibit at the fair grounds.
Three features mark the beef cat
tle prices. Little Tom Waiters Jr. and
little Don West Jr. cleaned up in open
competition on the baby beef cattle.
Tom Watters Sr. and L. A. West
STANDARD Oil COMTAKY
California)
Sr. nearly walked away with all the 1 Frank H. MoCornack 3rd.
, prizes in me snort uorn divisions, j Dry aged cows: West and Wat
tne .mi. trest Herd 01 Hilt creat- ters 1st: E. M. and W. E. Ham
ed much interest in the Hereford di-1 mond 2nd: West and Watters 3rd
vision and was awarded most of the j Junior Heifer: West and Watters
Prizes. ist.
following are the prizes awarded! Junior Heifers: West and Watters
in the beef cattle division this morn- 1st and 2nd: Frank McCornack :ird
ing:
Beef CntUe-Shqrt Horns
Aa.l hulls: Wosi and Waller.-. 1st)
T.. M. anil W. P.. Ha'mWml , "2ml ;
Frank McCoruack, 3rd.
Sr. Yearlings: Frank McCornack,
1st.
Jr. Yearlings: West and Watters,
1st: E. M. and W. E. Hammond. 2nd;
West and Watters 3rd.
Sr. Calf Bull: West and Watters,
1st.
Aged cows: E. M. and W. E. Ham
mond 1st; West and Watters 2nd;
Sr. Heifer Calf: W.-st and Walters
1 1st.
Jr. HelfarcaifT 1 ft'est and Wat
ers, 1st.
sr. Champion Hull: "WiUager
Iad." West and Watters.
Jr. Champion Bull: "Colyue Yio
let's Pride."
Sr. Champion cow: "Gwendolyn
West and Watters.
Jr. Champion cow: "Edgedale
.Mary II" West and Watters.
Grand Champion Bull: "Colyne
Violet's Pride", West and Walters
nl " The New
The New
ADVANCED SIX SEDAN
4-whcel brakes, full balloon tires and 5 disc
wheels included at no extra cost
Nothing in the world will convince
you more quickly of the greater
quality of this new Advanced Six
Sedan than to look at it then
look at any other car in its field,
R.R.R. GARAGE
831 Klamath Ave.
tlraiul Champion Cow: "Ciwemlo-
lyn Last," West and Walters.
American Mionmirn llreedeis as
sociation apeeta prtie; Boat male.
West and Walters; Host female fresh
tinea July 1. Frank MoCornack,
lies! tirade herds: West and Wal
ters 1st.
lies! Yearling herd: West and Wal
lers lsi; Frank McCtirtinek 2nd.
Heal pair Of calves; West and
Wallers, 1st.
(let of Bret Frunk McC'iniuk.
KancrORi) division iiukk8
Sr. Hull: Hale Muttjon, 1st,
Jr. Hull: .Mount Crust Herd, 1st;
2nd: and 3rd.
Sr. Calf: Mount Crest Herd, 1st.
A'sc Oows: Hale ,.m u 1st and
2nd.
Age Cows: Dale .Mutoo, 1st unJ
2nd.
Sr. Hellers: Mount Crest, 1st;
Dale Muttoon, 2nd.
Jr. Helter.s: Mount Crest Herd
1st; 2nd; and 3rd.
Senior Calves: Mount Crest, 1st;
Hale Mattoon, 2nd.
Jiin:r champion Hull: "Siskiyou
CoU Br"i Mount Crt Herd.
Sr. Champion Cow: "Mabel lllau
ohard,'1 Dale Matt 'on.
Junior Champion Cow: "Adellu
Domino" Mount Crest herd.
Qrand Chanipiou: "Siskiyou liuld
Bar." Mount Crest herd.
Best Yearling Herd: Mount Crest
herd 1st; Hale Maltoon herd 2nd.
'Host pair of calves: Mount ( rest
herd 1st and 2nd; Dale Mattoon Srd,
to t of Sire: Mount Crest 1st; Halo
Mattoou 2nd: Mount Crest 3rd.
Slioi-lhurn Fat Cilltle
Senior Calf: Don West Jr. and
Tom Watters 1st; Frank MeCor
naek Jr. 2nd.
Junior Calf: Don West Jr. and
Tom Watters Jr. 1st.
Hereford Fat Cattle
Senior Calf: Mounl Crest herd 1st.
Junior Calf: Mount Crest herd,
1st and 2nd.
Hereford Fat Herd: Mount Crest.
Hoby Bftei Special Award: "Bdsjt
dale Villager" Tom Waiters Jr ami
Don West Jr. 1st "Red Villager" Tom
Wallers Jr. and Don West Jr. 2nd;
Frank McCornack Srd.
American National Hank Special
Baby Beef l'rlzo: Tom Wallers Jr.
and Hon West Jr.; "Red Villager"
West and Walters Jrs. 2nd prise,
$10 of merchandise at Connolly's
Harness shop.
Sheep Champions
.ltamhoulllel liquid Uhuuipiou ram
W. K. and B. M. Haininrm.t.
Rauibouillct Qraitf Cliainplon ewe
v.". K. and F.. M. Hammond.
Hampshire Grand Champion -ram:
H. M. and W. B. Iiauimond.
Hampshire Grand Champion 1 wo.
B. M. and w. K. Hammond.
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cSPGROVE
The many friends of Troy Miller
will be pleased lo hear that he is
improving very rapidly from the ef
fects of the accident ho received
while working in the chiioiiuln mill
last week. Dr. Cameron and Dr.
Warren Hunt of Klamath Falls are
taking care of the case.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams, A.
Tenbrook and Mr. Jones of Chllo-
quln were callers at the Troy Mil
ler home Monday.
Mrs. J. E. McCain of t'hlloquln
and Bill Simpson of Aspgrove called
on Mrs. W. A. Benson and Mrs. Ira
shworth Thursday afternoon.
MisS Mae Crystal anil Jim Hamion
of Klamath Falls wi re visitors at
W. Honey's Tuesday morning.
j. k. Mansfield accompanied her
daughter and son in law Mr. and
Mrs. Hill Lemmon on their return
Irip II William Creek Sunday morn
ing. .Mrs. Mansfield will visit with
friends and relatives for about two
weeks.
Mrs. ('buries Sevils Ih home from
hllOQUln camp where : he has been
spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. t). Ooldlhwaita anil
imily left here Tuesday morning
for PalO Alto, Calif. , where they will
make their future residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Stewart of Red
ding were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Wiiikleman Tuesday. Other
wests were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
ogler of Calimus. who visited wilh
I hem .Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Brophy is a visitor In
eniray Point this week.
Mrs. Ira AahWortn i.; hutting here
Saturday for her home In Reselling
to visit with her parents Before go
ing to California.
Shasta View-Malin
Anion Suly, who has a large num
ber of acres of grain on Title lake
has purchased a IO fool Harris com
bine and begins l.nrvesi Ing bis grain
biirsdny.
MelS I-'ogle and family have relumed
from a week's visit to Honey liake
valley.
Roy Fogle and a friend from
Cttlloquli) were visitors at (1. W.
Meyers' Sunday.
Karl Wilson Is quite III of Tular
emia, caused by the bite of a deer
fly.
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This high grade stock is composed of
brands:
Schillings
Folgers
M. J .B.
Haas Brothers
the following well known
s. & w.
Heinz
Wellman's
Libby, McNeil & Libby
Rideway's and Upton's Teas and many other nationally known
bra nds
Grocery Men, Restaurant Men, Boarding-House Keepers, House
wives Save money by attending this Sale.
Fixtures for Sale
The following high-grade fixtures must be sold:
Trucks
Platform Scale
Dayton Computing Scale
Toledo Scale
Candy Display Fixtures
Candy Show Cases
Burns Check Protector
Buroughs Adding Machine
McCaskey Credit System
Multigraph
Addres&ograph
Glass Show Cases
Counter
Shelving
U. S. Slicing Meat Cutter
. a
Cheese Cutter
Safe
Filing Cabinet
Fire Extinguishers
Hubbard Elec. Coffee Mill
(Large)
Roll Top Desk
and many other fixtures used 'by a high-class business.
M. I. BLOTCKY
Purchaser of the stock of
Houston & Phelps
Corner 8th and Main Sts.
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