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Saturday, May 5, 192R
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Announcement
Come lo Ihn Apoto1ic
Faith Mission
ISM H. Fourth HI.
Kuiiilny 7 : :tl p. in.
WailuuaiUy 7:45 p. in.
.('lilldriMi'a nivMlin Kun
1ay, i:.10 p. in.
No Ciillritliiiia
'unui oh you am
ALL WELCOME
Al Thn.
LIBERTY
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V HlliiUIMJ
HICK .IIIVKH In
"30 Below Zero"
Mini . . .
hjifiii-r NumlM-r (A)
"The Police Reporlor"
HI NIMV mill MOMt.tV
.Fred. Thompson
NEWS IN BRIEF
MrNi-lll Kn.ni 111)
Leonard It. MoN.'ill of Illy
pont Friday In la city on busl
nea, roturnlug homo today.
Mm. I'.ki Vlllliiic In City
Mr. Pearl I'm of Harramento
In Nltln In III" city with friends
over III wi;t'k-CDd.
.... NOW SHOWING . , . .
At The PINE TREE
BIG DOUBLE BILL
MARIE PREVOST in
"On to Reno"
RENO . . . the world' greatest divorce factory
the home of alimony, and the second hand wedding
rings ... a delightful picture that you will talk
about for weeks.
.... and .
TOM MIX in
"The Rainbow Trail"
' x By ZANE GREY
.REGULAR PRICES
SATURDAY and MONDAY
The Answer to "BEAU GESTE"
"Beau Sabreur"
lr. n To I'mit-h
lr. It. (!. f'npHii, for 28 ynnr
a nilHnloniiry In f'hlnit and for
ninny yrara dlrm-tnr of llaptlut
Imya ihoiil ut rtwaiitow will
Hpiuk at Iho linmiuiiKil llaptlut
hiiri li on Hunday morning- at II
o'i'loi'k. Dr. Capon ban broil In
Kluniaih Kail attending tbo con
vuntlon of invinbrra of auulhern
Oregon.
; II In Horn oil llualnma
Y. K. (illlain. poultry mpirt of
tliii Hpnrry Klour company with
hfadiuartra In Torlland arrlri-d
In I ho illy a fow daya ago to
npind several daya here on Imsl
ni'M. Iln will make tho Murphey
Seed Blore liaduartra while
here.
rlurfea a iiilnlil, d Juhle unrlit
and clioruaoa. Thou who heard
tne prorram of rarola which the
niualc depart moiit Rare at Christ
mua time will want lo enjoy thin
program.
Out of Town VWlora
Mr. and Mr. Hoy T. Ra
C'hlloiiulo were among th
or town liusiiio vlaltora In
It y today.
of
out
the
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lLtf Ul-lllll.Mlfl 1 'bIIi.I VMtlk
1rwla AitIvinI TmIh.t j net. Mrlllvanle of lieatly wai
Harold l-wl of the Hilt rlr railed north to Canada by the
Work of Seattle, arrived ill the critical lllneaa of hla mother on
city thl morning to make ar- Thursday. Hint hi departure
raoiemmila for the firework din- no word baa been received,
play to be promoted during tho -Might hope were held for bar re
run rourt celebration on May 1 1. rovery at tho time of the measage.
Owen Vlalli'il Clly
J. II. Owen of the Owen Oregon
Lumber company of Med ford waa
a vlallor hero on Friday.
BUY
Your Tires Where
Tire Buying Is Safe!
The safe way to be sure you are
getting a tire bargain is to buy a
good tire from a reliable dealer and
pay a fair price. In this way you
play safe and are assured of satis
factory service at the lowest possi
ble cost. Buy GOODYEAR ALL
WEATHER TREAD BALLOON
TIRES FROM US
Frame Hark !'!
MIki Frann-a ('lurk, for the
pant several year a popular;
uume of thla city left luat eve
ning fr Vancouver. W. C. where
te will remain Indefinitely with
her father. Mlw Clark ha bwn '
In poor health for oin time and;
It la hoped thn chango will prove
beneficial to her health. She
baa many frlerid In Klamath
rails ho will look for her re- j
turn to thla clly. Vancouver la
the family home.
: While. In City
! J. W. White of the Weed Lum-
' her company tranaarted bualneaa
In Klamath Falla ou Friday, Dur
I Ing hi atay here he was a gueat
at the hotel Wlllard.
! McMlnlivillo Vlailoi
Normaii and Leonaard Riley of
MiMlnnvllle are apendlng the
week-end In the city tranaactlng
bualneaa.
I VUltliiK From Trnnunl
I ri. J. Anderson of Tennant.
California la week-end vialtor
Iln the city.
I Prom 'Hwan l.ake
I Mra. Delia Nlchola of Bwan
Lake la upending "the day here on
bualneaa.
I Vincent l-akr Vialtor
Vntma 1-ee N'tchola of Crescent
Lako arrived In tho city laat eve
ning to trail Hart bualneaa here
I over tbo week-end.
Remember our free road service anywhere
in the city limit. We call for and deliver
' your tiret free
Mom KHitore VlaHIng Here
Miaa Iliwa Kllgore, formerly of
Klamath Fall and now realding
: In Portland arrived In the city
thla morning to visit for aome
time with her parent, prominent
farmer of Iho Langell Valley
I district.
Ace Tire Shop
115 South 11 th St
Phone 843
llouiren R4urnr! North !
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tlj li. Et. Iioiiaeu. pusiui niBiviti .
reiuroeu uiiriii wn himiuiu.
ter vlaltlng the Klamath Falla
; post office on Friday. While In
! southern Oregon Uonren Yialted
the Lakevlew post office.
raMt:xBw!i
A McCormick-Deering
Potato Planter
will increase the yield
Government Bulletin No. li88 says: "The
yield ia less and the cost is greater where po
tato planting is done by hand."
The McCormick-Deering Potato Planter will
' ' ' reduce the per-bushel cost of producing pota
, toes wherever it is used. It handles cut seed ,
and small whole seed with accuracy that can
not be equalled by hand work. Can be sup
plied for 9, 11, 13, 15, 17. or 20-inch spacing,
with or without fertilizing attachments.
Iloaila Are Jool
Knada lo Lakevlow while rough
In a few place are aald to be In
good condition. Work ia being
done on them, keeping them In
good condition, according to Cliff
Hogue. who make the run dnily
with the mall. Car are making
the trip through In four hours
time.
llalr Changed
'Tho Oypay Rover." musical
comedy which was to 4ave been
nreaeTitcd hr the musical depart
ment of the Klamath county high
school on April 27. will be held
on Tuesday evonlng, May IS. at
the auditorium of the new Klam
ath county high school.
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I'slrvlcw l. T. A.
At the regular meeting of the
Parcnt-Toacbore' assoclal Ion of
Falrvlew school held this week.
Mrs. N. 11. Drew was elected
president: Mra. Kbba nennett,
vice president; Mr. M. M. Donel-
son. Irasurer, and Freda Ellis.
secretary. The now officer will
preside for Iho ensuing school
torm.
We Can Give You Full Particulars
J. S. MILLS & SON
6th and Willow
Phone 9
Here From Clilloqiiln
M. Curt lledrick arrived In
tho city this morning from Chllo
nutn to spend tho day.' f he waa
accompanied by several high
school student who attended tho
track meot at the fair ground.
Hpc:liil Musical ProBrmn
A special musical sorvlro will
he given at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at 7 MO.
Pupil from Freemont and Klv-
erslile school under tho direction.
of Mra. Bert llolloway. tho super
visor of muslo In the city school.
will furnish a program which ln-
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DODGE SPORT
ROADSTER
This car run 12,000 mile, motor
oviirhniiled and sold with 3ti-diy
guarantee. Finish good, Urea
fair.
Price HUVW.OO -
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If sa. .
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LINCOLN
Tbe Tourist's Favorite
DE LUXE
ROLLER
Auto Awnings
Attach to the auto door or window (in
side) without screws or bolts.
No interference with raising or lowering
of glass.
Neat and attractive at all times in
rolled-up position as well as when low
ered for use.
Made in Eight Size to Fit
All Closed Car
Price $2.50 each
Imperial; Garage
'r'The Garage That Never Closes."
239 Main Street Phone 130
ROY CALL'S
AUTO
WRECKING
We h
ave wrec
ked
over
700
cars
for
their good parts and are now disman
tling the following cars from which
we can supply you most any part at ,
a saving of one-half or more
1 Buick 4 1918
1 Buick 4 .'....4.1922
2 Buick 6 :..1920
,3 Buick 6 1922
1 Cadallic 8-51
,1 Cadallic 8-55
1 Cadallic 8-57
1 Chalmers 6-35 c
2 Chandler 6 ....1920
10 Chevrolet, 490
23 Chev Superior 1924
1 Cole 8 1920
2 Dodge 1918
2 Dodge 1920
1 Dodge .....1923
1 -Dodge 1921
2 Essex 4 1922
2 Elgin 6 1920
16 Fords, all models
1 -Franklin 9B ....1920
2 Hudson 1920
2 Hupmobile R..1920
1 Jewett 6 1923
1 Kissel 6 1920
1 Lexington 6 ..,.1920
2 Maribolin 6 ....1920
3 Mitchel 6 1918
2 Nash 4 1920
2 Nash 6 1922
6 -Oakland 6 1921
1 Oldsmobile 4.. 1920
S Oldsmobile 8 1918
3Overland 90 ..1918
-Overland
-Overland
....1921
....1924
2 Paige 6 1917
1 Paige 6
2 Reo 4 ...
1 Reo 6 ...
1920
........1918
1920
2V-Reo Speed Wagons
1918 ,
1 -Scripps Booth 6 '20
2 Studebaker It. 6 '20
3 Star 4 1923
2 Star 4 1925
2 Studebaker Sp. '21
2-Studebaker big 6 '22
NO WONDER
HE LAUGHS
His Tires
Are
Insured
SEIBERLINGS
Every Sieberling passenger car tire we
sell is guaranteed against all road haz
ards. No need to worry when you
know every accident to your tires will
be taken care of free of charge.
PRICES ARE LOWER NOW
THAN EVER
29x4.40 - : $12.75
30x4.50 .........$ 1 4.00
30x4.95 $17.65
29x5.00 $17.15
30x5.00- : $17.65
30x5.25 - $20.45
31x5.25 : i $21.05
Balsiger Motor Co,
, .-r , , Authorized Ford Dealers
Corner 9th and Klamath - ;. .-
Phone 427
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: i The most imposing array of - .
motor cars W. C. Durant has ever offered
Unequalled beauty of finish, unapproach'
ed quality of construction and unsurpassed
perfection of performance thus we tell the
story of the new Durant Silver Anni
versary Models three distinct lines
of sixes, each a leader in its class. For
twenty-five years automotive history
has been written around the name
of W. C. Durant. For the past quarter
of a century this outstanding genius of
( tnotordom has been one of the world's
1 greatest contributors to modem in-
dustry. The new Silver Anniversary
Models fittingly commemorate W. C.
Durant's twenty-five years of service
as a master mc:or car manufacturer.
Since 190 j, when he became the head
I a! ; 1 . ,
of Buick and laid the foundation for
General Motors, W. C. Durant has
ever been responsible for America's
moot Kiisational motor car values
for motor cars that start new trends.
Today the tradition of Durant quality
is gloriously upheld. The new Silver
Anniversary Models crown W. C. .
Durant's career. Rare expressions of
beauty and mechanical excellence.
The Durant "75" Masterpiece of
the master builder. The Durant "fij
A revelation in com
pact conatruction.The
Durant'55" Acclaimed
the finest six ever offered
in its price class. Value.
. DURAMTsnniw
THE DURANT-STAR FOUR ALSO ON DISPLAY
HAMAKER MOTOR CO.
"Service Worth While." "
Phone 1040 . ' 8Ui ancl Klamath'
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Ostendoif Motor .. Company
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