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KLAMATH NBWS
fOama ft Cw&ty Mws
MIDLAND
f
pinlln liruliior of Knnu tlla
a helping. J. ! Hooper lu
fin week.
Hull and KlHtr of It on nil
trn rallera t H. I,. Ilurnett'a
Miller Inland on Tufluy.
dd Mm. Illllmrl Lament and
pinna Lament were Klamath
jllora on Mondny.
JMitiir Furbor In onoylnK .
Join hor Rrnmlinotliur, Mrs.
pith, of The Dalles. Ore.
Ilieuhord, who aiient the win.
Kanaaa, ha a returned to hl
PKiiimatn county. Shep.
culllnx In the .Midland dla-
weuneiulay,
Mi'ltnynnlda and ion Carl
i day with Mr. and Mr.
rurher on Miller Inland Tuoa-
D. llonoer ami flnmriiiui
nipping In Klamath Kulla on
May.
A. II. Cheney and futnllv nf
Lake dlatrlel were rlnlllnit
fer alater on Miller lalund on
Patterson la hcaillnr train
U.nrKi-nt ranch thla week.
l'ortr waa ca Ulna on Miller
hla week.
V' Purlior. w:io haa heen llv.
Seattle, Wash., hua moved hla
to Klumuth r'alla, where they
to make their home
LMIillnnd arhool la planning a
fc for Saturday, October 3 at
kk p. m. A box aodal will he
Iter the entertainment. Ev-
Canadian Heads
Nations League
Sunday, Sept. 27, 1925
Page FivS
ory horty la lnvlie.1 i . .
wiiu ue
aure to bring your box.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Bevli k and fam
ily spent the evenlni nl (ho h,.. ...
.8. L. lllirnutt on the lalund.
I Mra. Frank Kluwers and children
have relumed hnmo ri..r .nsni.
aeveral weeka with rolatlvea In Cal
ifornia. Albert Hull and Wm. Burnett at
tended the dunce at Keno Wednea
duy evening.
Edward 8coKKins la helping to
thresh at J. U. Iloopor'a ranch thla
week.
Mra. Albert Gregory, Mra. Thomaa
..1.1B1U1, mra. iimieri Lament and
children were calling at Mra. Hoop-
era on weuneaduy.
. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Schmeck were
Klamath Kalla vlaltora Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Kd Button apent
Monday In the county Beat.
Among tho fortunate hunters thla
week were Uoy Hchmeck. Arthur
Hhiilemlre, Eddie Rhulemlre.
Anna llurnett returned to achool
Tueaday after a alight lllncaa for a
few dnya.
K. U Lincoln waa a callsr on Mil
ler inland Thuraday.
Misa Irene Kolnom. daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Walter Kolnom, waa
married to Jnmea McFarland on
Thuraday in Klumnth Fuila. Mr.
and Mra. McFurland will reside In
San Francisco, where Mr. McFarland
la connected with the Shell Oil company.
Sale of dresses at Bee Begln'e
Dress Shop 129 So. 7th St. One
ruck of ilremi-s to go at 112.75
22-27
At Last-
Mr. FORD OWNER
Rex Enclosures and Tops for
FORD CARS
Investigate Rex Low Prices Today
Stop In at Boh Ryan's Auto Top Shop today. Examine a
fox-enclosed Ford. The moment you nee thla equipment.
lou'll wunt It. And considering Us low cost, you'll find It one
tho beat Inveslmenta In motor car comfort and satisfaction
ti over made.
Ilex Enclosures add considerably more to your open Ford
an protection from Inclement weather. They are as good-
booking as they are efficient. Warm In winter, easily ventil
ated to meet any or all changea In the weather, they provide
'you with A real all-acnson car at low, open-car coat.
Bob Ryan's Auto Top Shop
Local Distributor For Rex Enclosures and Tops
1315 E. Main. Klamath Falls
The Trading Place For Klamath's Most
,' Discerning Motorists.
.
you must think of price
link of this roofing
Backed by Johns-ManviUe Inc.,
with over fifty years experience
in the manufacture of roofings.
Madeof carefully selected rag felt
thoroughly saturated with life- ,
giving natural asphalts;
X Johns-ManviUe
Pilot Roofing
v.
Quantity output and distributing
economies make possible the
production of this roofing, which
combines moderate first cost with
really good service.
We recommend the application
of Johns-ManviUe Pilot with
Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that in
sure an absolutely weather-tite
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SbEDJIEJEBBSm
piiqf
W. D. MILLER
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LOWER SWAN LAKE
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A Canutlt.'iii. - lSt'fiatir K.ioul
I)aniiumii(l, is tlic in n niiJi.-nt
ftf tilt' Lt'Mfftl; nf N '-
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I.OWEK SWAN LAKE, Bpi. 24.
L. L. Arnett and fnmlly apent Sun-
day In Klamath Kalis.
Frank Hibbert and family moved i
to Klamath Falls (Saturday, where
they expect to make their future'
home. J
MIh Myrllo Wlnchell la the guest
of her aunt,' Mra. Itoberta.
I'uul Arnett spent the week end
with hla parents.
Clifford Stiles and others attend
ed the dance at Ilonanza Saturday
night. ,
Among tho guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Stiles thla week
were MrH. Nora Trummel and chil
dren, Mra. Gladys Htlles and chil
dren and Mrs. North of Klamath
! Falls.
! Mra. Keen and children of Mc-
Keen'a camp have been HI of Influ
enza, but are reported much better.
The logging work conducted by
Chaa. Swindler on Moylna mountain.
Is expected to continue another ;
month.
Miss Jessie Patterron and brothers
Albert and Vero of Klamath Falls,
attended the social at the school
house Saturday night.
Mrs. Delia NlcholB, who Is begin
ning her fourth term aa teacher of
the Lower Bwan Lake school,, re
ports a very satisfactory start In the
work of the school, ; : V;
A community gathering waa held
at the school house Saturday night.
Despite the stormy weather about
forty people attended and spent a
very enjoyable evening roasting
weenies and marshmallowa and play
Ing games. Ora and Vena Arnett
were the winners In a guessing coo
test. '
OVERLAND SEDAN
ADDS FEATURES
A feature of the motor const Tac
tion of the Overland low priced
standard sedan is the boning of the
cylinder walls before the motor is
finally assembled.
In the construction of the Over
land motor, after the cylinders
have been bored, In the regular
fashion, they are again subjected
to the honing process, which Is in
reality a cylinder . wall polishing
process, the polishing tools
removing all rough and Irreg
ular spots and leaving the Inside
of the cylinders as smooth and
shiny as glass. (
Molybdenum ateel Is also used
in many parts of the car. . Molyb
denum Is an alloy which produces
a particularly tough and hard steel
and in the Overland it Is used In
the drive shaft and In the steer
ing knuckles, parts subjected to
extra hard wear.
ChromerVanadlum la also known
as an unusual steel alloy and In i
the Overland thl material is used 1
In the spring leaves, giving a spring
construction which resists the hard-1
est road shocks and saving the own
er from the annoyance and orten
real danger of broken springs. ,
The ability of Willys-Overland to,
use materials of thla nature In their
low priced cars U a tribute to the
purchasing ability afforded by their
tremendous size and their manufac
ture of cars at wide range of
price levels.
' They are able to buy this ma
terial fn such quantities that the
tine of it in their lower priced cant
becomes possible because of the low
I purchase price obtained by quan
tity orders.
Dempsey-Wills Go
Ironing Smoothly
CHICAOO. Sept. 26. Final de
tall? of the championship fight be
tween Jack Dcmpsey and Harry
Wills, giant negro,, scheduled for
South liend, Intl.. July 4, 1926,
will be Ironed out next week at a
meeting of the principals and their
representatives and Floyd FlUslm
mons, the promoter. It was an
nounced here late today.
What you no longer have use for
may be Just the thing another la
seeking. Nuwa Classified Ads bring
buyers and sellers together. '
WSONG!
There's a wrong way and a right
way;
There's a dull way and a bright
iway. . .
Van Fleet'a Serviceman saya:
...The Tight way to keep your
home clean la electrically. A
Western- Electric vacuum . clean
er will hanksh the old back
breaking broom and keep your
house sanitary as well as a pot-lees,
VANi FLEETS
MOTOR SHOP
. . 208 Main UL . ,
Day Phone 758. Night B71
"life me tkA&ln tiht ear ft
was proiw. .to wm ;;g
... in these words, an owner of a couple
of large, expensive cars summed up
his opinion of this Overland . . . PriCe
of ownership! Sterling worth, through
and through! That's the backbone of
Overland's popularity. Owners know
this car today as America's outstand
ing light-car value the one light-car
with nothing "cheap" about it.
. . . and now, at this new low
price, even greater value 13
yours
t
T . a t uW-lt S-puMengW Sdn room
for 5 regular people . . . mftrtly-de
fiftned, cteancut, raklah, low, extra
ordlnarllj flood -look Infi! ... body An
lhd In poliihed lacouer, rich dct'p
blue with all renins Jet-black trim
mings, aa handnoma a llftht automo
bile aa anybody avar looked at.
Wider $eats
tho widest of any llfiht car built
new, slnflle-plece, undivided front soat,
39 Inches wide, 19 Inches deep wldrr
back seat, 45 Inches wide, 18 Inches
deep You know what surh ample
eat space means to the comfort and
convenience of your passengers. No
mora crowding 1
Big wide window
-more than M square feet of window
pace all the air and all the broad,
uninterrupted vision of m touring car.
Extra wide doon
easy entrance and txlt to both front
and rear seats. No dlscomforr to any
body getting In or out. Kuch door h:t
four etro heay hinges. They're built
to withstand punishment!
Verp tate$tone-ptec9
windshield
especially valuable In ntght-drlflntt.
Cites clear, unobstructed vision. No
neck craning. You can always see
wntr TwV flf. nr Mi1y -
tinted )O.J tl.H t It.? ) lu-MI t ltl) it.
tlvr to (fan and to kp clntn. One
of those little (hlnga that tuvan so
much.
Fine broadcloth upholstery
expensive looking, very durable: dfcp
cn mf--rrtably-cuh toned seats; Urussvls
carpet In rear, rubber cornet In front;
more left-room for the driver, mors
pat-e for your passengers: bli-cur
vnltie, big-car atmiMnhere all the way
thruunh at eveu lvss-than-curreiit
llght-var cost!
A 27-Horsepower engine
' . sturdy, reliable, bearcat on tho
Mils, with all the power you need for
61 miles or 50,000; L-hend motor. l;tr
g?r valves, more efficient and Chlng
more power than orer-head valres, a
quieter motor with half the working
parts .
Oiling system
. --pnriHvo centrifugal no pump to
breitk or gprout of order. In 6 yearn uao
of ihii sy.ncm no case ol f nutty luhrlcn
lion hssever heon rerwl-?d . . .oil Kvel
k Indicator s.iows tlie nmnutit nf oil In
your rrjiikcose at all ilineat doul.le
Koifom crnnkcano any sediment that
sts Into your oil can't be shot through
again tn Die working prt: removable
oil filter - sitnlner located on tho
rltf.ht -hand side of your motor, cleanses
the oil.
TTnd cylinder watte
-ry'Inii walls honed after boring,
5iLh makes tlum suoerlativtly
smooth, rrmovea any fraaments or
roualn spots IW t by boring tools a tin
l!i?d motor the OverUnd Is the only
linred-cj Under car In Its prlce-classi
l.irer valves valve head 1' ' diam
eter, against the usual 1 '4 'diameter
y.tur mttor-power Is In direct relation
to your vul re-area, you get power you
c tn never etpect In a car with smaller
valve-urea ...
Jiorg and Beck disc type clutch
fully enclosed and running In a con
si .tn t bath of oil one of the finest
clutches made In this country. You
who are used tofrcqucnt and trouble
some lubrication of your clutch bear
ing will appreciate the vital advantage
of this exclusive Uverlond feature . . .
ignition eystem
Auto-Mt e starting, lighting and Ig
nition enclosed storage battery hol
derdrum type headlights, legal lens,
braced with tie bar dimmers In head
' lUhts thief-proof Ignition lock dash
lUht -the same high standard that
you get In cars cosilng two or three
times the money i Transmission and
Universal Joint three speed, select If
sliding gear transmission,
A rear axle system
'the equal fn strength and slxe to that'
used In cars having double the weight
of Overland; ile sharp) of Molybden
um steel, the toughest steel known
in the entire three years In which Over
land has used this axle system there is
no case on record where an axle has
ever been broken.
Extra big, extra strong brakes 1
-estra efficient, extra sure one full
square Inch of braking surface for every
19 pounds weight of car, the highest
ratio of braking surface to car weight of
ny car In Overland's price-class.
Chassis
strong, rigid fran. i with lots of brac
ing springs ol Chrome Vanadium
steel, the finest and strongest spring
Steel known every leaf Is genuine
Chrome Vanadium; front w Ik els -mounted
ra Tim ken taper roller bear
Ingi; rear wheels, on New Departure
ball bearings; Molybdenum steel tap
ered steering knuckles; Irreversible
type steering gear; only 27 points to
lubricate on entire chassis against 55
to 60 In other cars . . . In what other car
In Overland's price-class, or In what car
aelllttg for several hundreds dollars
more, can you match, or anywhere
near It, this Impressive list of Overland
advantages?
Step In and see this great Sedan, for
only S.95. Never In all your automobile
experience have you eeen anything to .
approximate It In car-euallty, ctir
vahie. Very easy terms. Only n.all
amount down. 15 months for the bal-
nee. Your present car tu apply as part
payment.
Overland-Knight Sales Co.
Phone 899
4th and Klamath
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