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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1925)
ft g 1 J 4 I Ii I 1 Alt 1 1 I I I it & I t i i ft u PAGE FOUR CAR IN Don't Forget The Closing Out Sale Damage sustained t. Drown, by a five driven by town. Ilrown road from MISS Miss Cecil at rod Shop, an extended planning to La rails In M. Muhon I Vogue's 5th and Main FOREVER Only Three Days Left BARGAINS BIGGER AND GREATER THAN EVER This will be your last chance to purchase s t r i c 1 1 y highgrade ladies' wearing ap parel at real money saving prices. Our complete stock of Fall Suits and Coats, Skills, Sweat ers, Furs, Corsets, Silk Hosiery, Silk and wool Dresses all must be sold at Less Than Half Price MILLINERY Fall Hats of Felt and Velvet. A Complete Stock But Going Fast 1 2 Price and less ONE La Vogue Store 5th and Main Suite EVEN IS DAMAGED Local Autoists AUTO CR ASHl in Car Smashup Mtunlttd n( $160 was It. J. Suminy ami J. Saturday afternoon liy O. I both local young men. jrhoa his ear was struck ous Injuries yesterday passenger enclosed car R. n. Hussell on The when the Bulrk ear Mr. drivlnc sklritle.i Halles-t'iilifornln highway north of' springs road. The car ! throwing lioth men from was turning into the main "'using them to suffer a side road and could I bruises. They were treated by I)r not dodge KusspII's car which was Johnson and are both confined to proceeding south at a rate ot 40 I "''c room today. The ear was miles nn hour, according to Traffic ; badly damaged. Mr. Summy is con- Officer Kno'wles. , nected with the firm of Montellus The accident occurred at the I Wriht a"'l Summy o( this city. Williamson Illver bridge. Urown " incurred several small scalp wounds : l'liOM I'illl.OgriX when the glass of his small coupe I A. R. Kimball and Ed Walnwiight showered on him as the car turned motored In from Oilloijiiln Sunday, 0Tcr- and spent Labor Day hero with friends. They returned evening. MrM.MION U3AVES McMahon. of the Gert- len Saturday erenlus PROM 8 PRAGUE trip through the east. W. C. MatUon, or Sprague Rlvor, return to Klam.uh was amonc the out of town visltnri January. While eas; ills. over the holiday plans to visit In N"ew Y.irk City, Washington. D. C. St. Louis. GOOD ATTENDANCE Despite tho cold nnd stormy weather, a good '.tendance of local people and their families spent Mon day at Wlul-Kse beach at the Labor council picnic. State Senator Jay i'pton delivered th main address of the day. and a number of other eastern points. SOITHKUX VISITORS Francis Trunsaals. Stanley Lewis and Scott Wanca. all of Chi:o, spent the holidays In Klamath Falls. TH& RE-ALTE5T You can't always tell how a used car is going to act by the way it hums around the block. You've got to demand something more than "sounds" and "looks" and that something is REPUTATION. H. S. WAKEFIELD 420 Klamath Ave D0D6E-BR0THeRS DEALERS SELL BOOD USED CARS Here's apart of the yton WEST COAST LIFE Perfect Protection Policy If the insured dies from natural cause?, the company pays $5,000 If the insured dies from accident, the com pany pays $10,000 In case of permanent total disability, the company will 1. Waive all premium payments. 2. Pay $-5 per vreelc for one year; and la addition 3. Pay $50 per month for life; and 4. Pay $5,000 to beneficiary when insured dies 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or Bight as result of accident, the company pays $5,000 immediately in cash in ad dition to all other benefits. During temporary disability the company pays $25 per week for a limit of 52 weeks "A Service That Endure" West Cast Life INSURANCE COMPANY "CMS orncE-s" ' tNci5co Portland Branch Office Seventh floor fiauro Building John H. Hous ton. Dlst. Agt. Geo. A. Proctor, Res. mi., iviainaui rails, Ore. OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES 1 1 ii I G. Q. D'AIbini Certified Public Accountant E. W. Renik Public Accountant Renick 8c D'AIbini Klamath Falls, Oregon Accounting General and Income Tax Auditing Capital Stock Tax A Slough Bldg. Phone 317 NO HERALD, KLMATIT FALLS. Cupid's Work Augmented By ('. Isott. Five Couples Many Marriage Licens escaped serl afternoon Suinmy was th., nui turned o es Are Issued Over Week-end the car. several Wedding bells art tinkling around the court house: the various love Rods and their attaches art danc ing il victorious step UU and down tho corridors: and upstairs In the circuit court room. Deputy County Clerk, who files divorces Is looklnir glum. All because five couples sidled In to the county clerk's office Satur day afternoon and Tuesday morning home last to secure marriage llcanaaa. One of the first to put In an ap itiVKli pearance was Ilr. Clifford K. Lucas. chiropractor and his prospective bride, Josephine Melssnor. Kmil S.'hlesol, a w, II known farm er south of town, and Anna Slef- fert followed close en the heels of Dr. Lucas and Miss Melssner. Then In iiulek succession came Ernest llollenbeck, operator for tho California Oregon Power company at Prospect and Ivern Hoist of Kirk: James P. Hat. man and Leah t;!adys Copeland; and Pete Allan Haatan and Knima Stono of Klam ath Falls. Lord Holaip, circuit court clerk, filed more divorce suits last month than marriage licenses issued by his father, C. It. DeLap. MRS. IIF.LL AT LAKLVILW M. mill. n , . .' . I mine iieu reiurnea last evening from Lakeview where she the guest of hi r sister. Mrs. Zim Ilaldwin over the holidays. TO ATTEND ACADESIX Mrs. Jack Samrson and children. Jackie and Marie, have returned from Pelican Hay and will reside In the city for the winter months. Marie entered school at Sacred Heart Academy this morning. Thoy will make their home at 1133 (irant during the winter. Muriel O'Brien, whose parents reside at Pelican Hay motored In with Mrs. Sampson and her children and also entered the Sacred Heart Academy this morn ing. She will hoard at the nend- uiy during the winter months. 1 ATTENDS ROUNDUP ('oldie Miller spent the holidays at Lakeview with relatives and friends, where she attended the Roundup. SMITHS VISIT BAY Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Smith with their son. Thornton, spent the holi days on a motor trip to Coos Bay. They returned home yesterday af ternoon. ROWLLYK RETURN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Itowley of Eugene with their son and daugh ter, Harold and Helene, have re turned to the University city after visiting here for several days at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. James A Porry. Mrs. Itowley is a sister of .Mr. Perry. In returning home they made the trip via Crater Lake. SHOPPING THIP Mrs. J. A. Comer and two sons, Jake nnd Joe of the Swan Lake country are In the city today on a shopping trip. The Comers family have one of the largest ranches in the Swan Lake country. PROM FORT KLAMATH Jim Callahan of Fort Klamath is transacting business matters In the city today. Applegate camp No. 25, United Spanish War Veterans, after a sus pension of meeting during the three summer months, will again open their meetings on Friday evening, Septem ber 11, at the court house. Several new member;! will be accepted and plans for the welfare of the camp will be discussed. NOTICE Save money on Tire Mileage. The system wo use Is absolutely different from all other meth ods. Let i us show you a real repair Job, done by tills modern re pair system. All work done on a strict Money Back Guarantee. Share with hundreds of satis fled customers this new doal In Vulcanized repairs. Let us inspect your Tires F II E E, bofore they need He pairing. Come in Today Sixth oACE TIRE SHOP 115 South Eleventh Phone 843J OREGON Constantly Improved BUT NO YEARLY MODELS It has never been tho policy of Dodge Brothers, Inc., to build yearly models. When an improvement discovered, per fected, tested and found good, it is made ar once. The car is always up-to-date. Moreover, tho owner does not havft to fear that his Dodge Brothers Motor Car will be made obsolete, shortly aft.T he has bought it, by the announcement of radically new types. H. S. Wakefield is o K 1 a m a th A v e . INCREASED volume of sales founded on Studebakcr's policies of one-profit manu facture, and no yearly models made it pos sible to reduce the price ol this Standard Six Coach by $100. Already a wonderful v.io m loader of the Xnethe lowettt priced doted car aver aold by Studebakei ita previous low price liaa been cut one hundred dollars. Many of the superiorities of thin one-profit Coach are hidden until revealed by thousands of miles of usage. You can't ice the fine workmanship and materials inside the engine and body which gives excess mileage. But here are some things that you can check against competitive earn to t;.Hi.ify yourself that this is a Sludebaker of the same fine quality as before the price cut a Studcbaker more up to date than the newest yearly models. EXCESS POWER According to rating of National Automobile Chamber of Com merce, this is the most powerful car of its size and wcighL VOOL UPHOLSTEIiY Durable. INSTRUMENTS Including 6-day clock, gasoline gauge, epecdometer, oil pressure gauge and ammeter, in single grouping under glass, on beautiful Bilver-faccd dial lilrliiilzr. DUNHAM AUTO COMPANY and Oak Phone 52-W TUESDAY, KKI'TKMMKU S, li2f :k-v ii V FULL-SIZE BALLOON TIRES For which the steering gear, fenders and even the boiy lines arc specially designed. AUTOMATIC SPARK CONTROL No spark lever on I Staring wheel, but: SAFETY I.IGIlilNG CONTROL On the steering wheel, ; the driver's finger tips. IMPROVED fjNE-PIKCE WIND SHIELD Anion , j 'c windshield cleaner, weatherproof visor, i.ar-view mirror, attrac tive cowl lights an I kowl ventilator. CO-INCIDENTAj. LOCK To ignition and steering wheel, which serves to reduce the theft insurance ratM single key oper ates this lock as well as that on the door and the clever device on the spare-tire carrier. COMPLETELY MACHINED CRANK SHAFT To obtain perfect engine balance and thus reduce vibration to a minimum. There m only two earl namobefcflrad' un the tnUrfrofit hush: StuJchnkrr in the line cor field, and the Ford i i die line pi led! flgld. Only in thetc two anei deef one Company In it men plants in. ilce all bodies, all engines, alt elutehes, toning neon, dfermdaist springs, gear mat, i'ray inm COItlngl ond drop forgrng Come in and ! this coach. You will find it the same fine car as before tlic price reduction. 487 Down and I he balance In is monthly payment or gOe.88 on our rnir nnd liberal Budget Payment Ptan. 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