'TlftJ KLAMATH NKWft
CITY BRIEFS
W. II. (Irnliiiiii of Iti'ilillnit.
Calif., has arrived lit lh t-lt y mil
will prnluilily iniikv hi limn"
here,
F. A. "llneae nf Inlot-nsllnniil
Full., M Iiiji, , arrived Monday h
iitmur nml will ri'iiitiln In Kliwi
mil Kn indefinitely.
('. K. llrlKI'll t U ll''W Oi.cI
Ill Kllitliulh Fall, luivlllK imiviul
roccully liy nniliir from Wood
land. I iilir.
, I'Al Mhhnrdimn of th All.t
niuiii Auto ramp U a ih-w mom
Iht of Hit Kltimtith rnitiHv e-tiain-lier
of t'oitHiifri. Mi' Uhli'ml
Ntiu was net uit il by 41. T. Ill
MNIU1, owiht of the tin to rump.
Tom IliiM-ley wit h luitt .
visitor In Klamnih KhUn ,Wd
npptliiy from Chiliulu, whin h
intuhlUltcil til homo nfNtr unit
ing from Tviumiit, ( itllf. ,
J. W Hubert of tho II.iImM
Khoi) rompfltiy tit NVwlinr. Or .
returned yewd-nlay from ''uu
hike with the Until In tin' kn nml
BiH'nr A titrijr of hunter in-rnmpmili-d
Mr. Hither) In n fmm
Nrwlttlrx
11, Vt, Hnoilfi'lt, nn-r of Iht
KlllldfHt Kl' Itir roinpiitiy, nod
mriy arrlvrd Wtuliitdny fimti
Hinttli to wpt'itil fvi'iiil d;iH it
Til If hiko, hniilliiK hi1"
Hurl TroiU nml puriy ir.-,n
Kctrd to rrl v lit tho ilty lit
niuiii from I'urttaiid to mimmii
iH'frriil d)n ut Titlv Inke, hunt
'UK. TriMh l tli Mm of KintiK
Troi-h, world fiimoini trtiphooii'r.
Hi, Miityn A It or t will
h(Hiiimir two 'tfln inMitm nf inrit
In rnniK'filioi with th itniiiniL
haxuar whlt-lt will hi lo'ld t'l'Ulnv
und Hutnrdtiy. Novrmi"r f. nml
24, at tho Amtriian l.ntMt hnll
HrhlKo und flv homlr-'d U to h
pluyd hoth wfti-i tiiMiiu. Noimr
ntt IiIkIi Bton will ho Hwurdrd.
Thnnv who wlnh to rorvo tiihli'
r at-ki'd to mil MImm .Marum.t
Mil it Irn. phmir. 2 It . nr M t
Wltortirvur. ihnnn ISJtti-M. Any
itrotip or orKmilFntloii niipiiMiik
At Icam thri tiihlon rithvr iifl'-r
LEO MALONEY
"YELLOW
CONTRABAND
A fast-moving melo
drama trnnsiirinif in u
Montana cow town mid
ChU'HKo'ii umloi'wofld.
- At Ihe
i LIBERTY
TIIKATHK
TODAY
Br
I rv n m rvv I v
i 12
-... .......
ikiiiii will lie awarded Individual
group rn'oi
Karl ( KinitulilH, nerri'iury of
thii Klu unit It rontify i hum Iht of
lAuttiiorrts will motor lo Medford
Kiitiirtltiy mi a )iu-liii'nrli.
Thu DrKrmi of I lunar of Lodge
No. ins will hold n niitliij( Krl
iliiy fViMtluK in i hit I. (). O. K.
hull, All itH iiilH iK urn ri(iiiiHtt'il
in In iiri'Tiii,
'l lic M.-iIumIIm Hiiinh choir of
27 MtUj'H will inMfiit u mirriMl
ioinirt tit the 1tho(Ht Kplfi
('t'ltl tliunh Kiioiliiy I'VcnliiK un
der tin illrt( thin of It K. I'attor
roil. The proKi'iiin wit) liii'ludo
miIiia, dn t'tti, irio-i und iiitirt(tiH
A ullver nrrt rfiiK will In Inki'ii up
und Iht pmefiuU will ho UN'd lo
niy for the m-w tltt ockhm,
Mr. (oit J. tiniWiiM will lmvu
rliii i k of t h proKrii in of I he
Kliimnlh futility MiihIi IVm-horH'
RiMK lilt lllll Wit I'll tllVy IIOHtt 4llll
I'Vi'tiinic at the Knntwnli honin on
SchhIi KivirllM,
. t t Lurry I l.urtuin h h bunl
nr vtdtor In Ktiinullt KulU 111
dm In! en ttii ii r I tot ihiihi Hun
i-'itint Imm IkiU'U. liii I nil in ic Ihif
(ioldt'ti Hint i' nil ('initlncnlnl.
M i I .;t ruji hni not vilt id lnr"
tor u niiiitlH'i nf yimm und mild
In lu Kifiiilv liiiiu'iHfd with thi
rupid ui-ftwili nf tin rity.
Mr. mid Mr. J. A. HpniT of
lipirult. Mhh. an npfiulltiN v-
nil ditv In Kliimath FuIIh. Tht-y
lire atit!i nt thf Viilhy lint id.
.'f. 1 hinntt, prmnlni'ht I'orl -,
Kind iin tnir. t, m In tu rliy on J
u tiiiNliw-! WhIi, lit- I NtopplriK )
ul i In Vitlh'y hoti'l.
.Mi- J. II I'iiIoii Hiihiollli-d trtl
u mulor opfruiloii at thn Ktim-'
a i It Valli-y hio-plut oHtordny.
Hhi l tvtHtiK iiIuiir nindy, ac-
inrditiR to report.
.Mrs. I.. O. Kinwe of Pelican I
Cltv, who liua been .erioUHly III
nt Ihe Kliiinuih Valley bo.plial. In'
recnverlng rapidly and will be al-:
lowed to return lo her home with-
In a ntini-1 lime. i
j
Mr. and Mra. fjenree II. Taylor.;
well-iilinwii Hpr.ixue lllver real- i
ileuiN. are .pcmling neverat day.',
lu the i-ii ami are niuiiliig at j
I lie Valley hotel.
H M. Iliillla und Hurry OUcn.'
Imtti of Hie Meilford branch of,
t'nllfniuin Or.'Roo Power com-!
Piiiry,' are in Ihe city for .evernl (
iliiy.. They are guena at the
Vmli-y hotel.
In the pjiet three daya there
hiive been five' blrthh reported at
l lie Kliinruh Vltllcy ho.pllal.
Ih-.-e nf which wero glrla. - A .on
wiih born to Mr. and Mr.. II. n.
Sicvcnann mi Monday. Mr. and
Mr. II. luicey are the parent, of
a liuliy ilniiahler. born Tueaday.
A buy wa. born to Mr. and Mr..
M. M. Neeley -1 m'0ny, November
i:i. .Mr. nud Mra. A. Polniiexler
'of Bpramio lllvor are the parent!
nt a baby girl, A daughter was
jiiorn to Mr. slid Mrs, II. M, Ever
heard of lii In city.
Mm. W. ('. tloherta iif Port-
In nil Is spending ecvorat daye at
'ihe yully hotel while In the city.
M n. 8, Ward hn rnrovnrrd
from a major npvrailon which h
Miihinlltfd to ul Iho Klunrtth Vnl-
j liy hfiNtitnl mvornl wci-kii nito
und wmn Mhltf lo rctiirti to hir
homo Wi'diiodduy. A .
' Clurriiii W'urdi'ii nml Torry
;Tuli'iit, both of Anhlund, am via-
horn In iho city for a nhort time.
iTIioy ilrovu uvor 111 Tah-nl'i m-w
I An hum trulnlit-i'Ulit. Moth
i Wordim and Tultil aro frdcml
' urnlillilllfin nttlt itr.
Mr, lnna Dlxuii and 1 1 unhand
and diiiiahtHr aro ripm-tud hnt k
from a viilt to Porilmul today.
Tho- npi'iit ArmiHlIro liny In tin
rnl ropolU wit Ii f rleinli. Mr.
DUoti m rhy tnunurir.
J ok per J. Loo ml yontorday
flli'd mii H for dlvorra a nu I tint
Unittt l,iMtnl on nlh'Kfd around
of dcHortlon.
Paul Ilntci of Hut, Mvidy
and l'Iriton of Portland I In t hit
city on nfflrlul htuhifn today.
Mr. J ll" makoa frrqnnt vlttlta
lo Klamath Fafla whrr ho la
well known.
A full attrndunro of I h
Dauahtvra of Joh la hojcd for
toiiiaht at thn naiUar nnci(iiK
whedtilod for ?:.tu , oVIm k at
Maoulf hall. Important matter
will he hroiiRht hcfori the moot
lUK. ,
Mr. and Mr.. John llolmer
und Mra. Holmer'a father J. K.
Hodge of Klumaih Kali, attend
ed the home .how In Portland,
reluming to Medfnrd on Mon
day. .Medfnrd Mull Tribune.
The Antbiue Art exlilbll plun
ned by the art department of Ihe
Woman'. Library club for Friday,
November 23 at the library will
he one of the mo.t Intereallng of
lie kind yet held In the library
club room.. Tho.e dealrlng to
place antlquea at the exhibit can
gain further Information by call
ing Mra. Ilert ('. Thomaa. Noth
ing later than the t'lvil War
period will bo accepted.
Pom mauler Johh Mc.'all wa.
tho principal apeaker al the regu
lar meeting of the Parent Teach
er.' Aunclatlon of Mill, achool
on Tueaday afternoon. McCall
explained the city delivery aervlce
which will mart In Mill, addition
on Friday. He anewcred numer
oua que.llnna which were anked
by parenta and teacher, of the
achool. The meeting waa largely
attcoded.
The Mltpnh rlaa. of the Firm
Meihcdlat cliurrh will hold a ao
rtal meeting on Thuraday after
noon at two o'clock at the church
parlor.. Hev. Frank Wemctt
will apenk on "Our Flrat Thnnka
glvlug Hay." Mra. I.. I.. Ilenil
rlck. will give a reading and
Mra. I., lladger will alng. All
ladlea of the church anld Rundny
AT THE
Pine Tree
-NOW-
They ay he'i "GREAT"!
of CONRAD VEIDT in ,
"THE MAN
. WHO LAUGHS"
"Performed with the fincHac one
rMvt. fi-oiu till, aterliiiar iietor."
X. V. Dully New.
"Me. Veldt lin. done a roaaler.
piece." . V. Momlnit World
"Mr. Veldr. perforninnrp n truly
rreiltivo one." N. Y. Hull
"Plnyeil with naloiindliiK clever
lie., by I'oncnd Velill."
X. Y. Time.
"A alar who .tvna worthy of Iho
aplendlil euttort he had."
X. Y. liraplilc
"Truly n Rrenl plctur." i
X. V. Inlly ewa
with
MARY PHILBIN
and a huge caat of 2,500 Sn
VICTOR HUGO'S
GREATEST DRAMA
Special music (core by
HARRY BOREL and his
PINE TREE ORCHESTRA
NEXT WEEK IS
JOY WEEK
jPijj?.sJiAyj ify.yiER. i5, i92g
Alexander Herd
Wins First Prize
In California
Tim h"rd of Aherden Amut
ratiiN ownAd hv D. K. AlMander.
and one of the mo.t noted cattle ,,.,, ,,,. ,uolUl(li fnw.
br'aederi on - tho f'arllle eoaat, i Inn the fiirum luncheon ycilor
today won the grand champion-! day.
Lip over all breed, at th. nll-1 ' J .
If.irnla Mvi-tock and lluby Ilcif !" b"L rt r Hi
I .how. according to word rocolned , ,nn' n h"
!x.ierdy from Kan Kran.lco. ,n 'h" ,"nrt '"r ani
Mr. AU.ander haa entored hi. i c u K(rd of ,,, Perfc(,,,on
prlo herd In the Klamath '"'r Dairy opened ihe auction by bid
Jwveral tlmea and al.o In tne!(,n t on pntal trom ,,,
jl'a iric luternallonal Uveatock nurko raqch.
, K.hlbltlon where he made a cred- Tni, yinl Nalonal nank bid
I liable ahowlng. II lit ye.terday juacond on Henry , Hem on pota
Iwa. the firm time ha acored liioni, paylni 7.
; clean aw.p In major competition, j Another .ark of Henry gemon
Hi. herd waa declared the beat notatne. went to K. II. Hall at
all-around beef exhibit In tho i 15.00.
.how better than all olhnra.j Jarkurn Kimball bought an
whaiernr tho breed.- - other aack r,t Henry Reamon blue
Mr. Alexander haa dernted tho rlbbi.n. at 15.
laat few yoara to the ralalug o'fj.', " ?' S,M1' BT.r? W
hi. great herd. HI. aur. at; '"' w"k 01 0u Ilt"ar,,
tho California ahow 1. favorable: ribbon Ifem.- ' '
comemary on the alanrtard of ' , ",n, ,(:- nkl "P0"'"
beef raided In tho Klamath conn- T,""" ,!' UP ""
Mother dlnplny of Henry Heamona.
J - t lelle llogera. bidding for the
. r ' Flnrt National Hank paid IS for
Drunken Driver i"?",'0'.'Tm Krl l,h"ne:L'
I place, which carried a blue rib-
bets Big Sentence"00 ,h ,inu1" h,oh r
I John f. Iloyle of the Call-
ii ...... i. .,,., . , fornia Oregon Power company
llecnuM he attempted lo drive -
. j. .,, . , i pad 17. for Henry Hcamon blue
an automobile wh o drunk, the " " . '
drivera lirenae of A. K. Durham
wa. revoked for one- year and a
fine of 1 100 wa. Impoaed which
ho paid, when brought before
Police Judge. Lent Gaghagen
yeNtorday. Durham waa ar-
rettlod la.t night on Spring nd :
Kim atrcela by Louie Mueller;
John llarrln. negro la In the
city jail herauao he attempted to
drive while drunk. A fine of
$100 and &0 day. wan Impnaed
by the Judge. III. licence wa.
revoked for one year. Ilurrla
wa. unable to pay Ihe fine.
Roy Pitman paid a fine of
Mi and bad hia driver, license i
revoked for (0 daya became he
failed to atop at two atop aigna. ,
aclio:! are cordially Invited. Hoa
teaae. for the afternosn will be
Mc.dame. Mollle fielding, D. A.
Kenyon, William . J. Stelnmeti.
W. A, Leonard and L. K. Phelpa.
People attempting, to travel
over Green Hprlngn M6untaln .or
over Sand Creek mountain are
urged to take chain... The road.
1. .Ilppery and chain, aro. need
ed. . :
Mrs. Waller Frulan expecta to
motor to Klamath Kails the first
of next- week Jo take her small
grand.on, Martin Hcrrin home
to hi. parenta.. Martin baa been
visiting hla grandparents here
for a number of daya. Ashland
Tiding..
Kd Arthur, secretary of the
Pelican City Community' club
tnlked lo the atudents of Pelican
City achool at an nssembly held
this morning at 9 o'clock tak
ing as his subject "Safety". Mr
Arthur explained In . dotnil the
necessity of safely In every walk
of life.
Sale of warm clothing wll be
held by Ihe women of St. PauPa
Kptsropnl church on Saturday
morning November 17, at 9
o'clock In tho Loomls building.
Tho salo will continue through-1
out the duy with women of the
church In charge.
A resilience at SOfi Morllmor
avenue owned by the flank of
Clntskanle nf Clatskanle, Oregon
has been sold to O. A. Lewis wjto
has taken possoanlon of the prop
erty. The deal was closed thru
the Walters Ileal Kslnto offices.
Fridny, November 16. city do-i
llfcry service will start In -Mills
addition, according to announco-!
I ment mado by Postmnstor John
; .McCall. People of this section I
, aro looking forward to the scr-
1 vice with a groat deal of plensuro.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods and ,
: Mr. and Mrs. William' Hoover I
nro in tho city for a brief visit
onrotito to their homes in Bos-1
wick, California from Chemiilt.
! Oregon, where they have been
I logging for Puckott brother,
camp which haa closed for the
winter months.
0. T. Crow, a Tesident ot Kla
math Falls mora than eight years
ago when he was connected with
tho K. Sugarman Store haa re
turned to Klnmalh Falls to make
his future homo, Mrs. Crow has
accompnnied her husband. They
are nt home at 1615 Esplanade
street. Mr. Crow has opened up
the "Crow Display Service". His
slogan will ho "Dress Up Your
Windows and Succoed". '
Mra. Nolsoa Rood and children
aro . leaving shortly for Pitts
burgh, Pennsylvania vhoro they"!
will enjoy the holidays with rela
tives and friends,
M. Peterson of Lukoview, where
he la In iho lumber business Is
transacting business In Klamath
Falls for a few days, Mr. Peter
son Is at the hotel Arcade,- ' .
. ' .,;l-. i ,;-' i .
Prize Potatoes
Sold at Auction
With Guy Merrill as auctioneer,
savora! htm it red pounds of Klam-
atb Nnttnd (Jem poLnloct, Vhkh
i brounhi blue rlhhona at Iho an
Again Iloyle bid for California
Oregon Power company, paying
14 for Ou. Hllyard potato.. .
K. M. Bubb of Ihe American
National Hank paid I for blue
ribbon, from ihe lwronce flurke
JackHia Kimball nonaien ni
IS and offered hi. poialoe to
be re-ald.
The (Iroat Northern look theae
p-,tatoea al II. '. N. f'hrlatoph
enuin bought the potatoes for the
railroad. ......
DEATHS
ukttv ixrisu iirwsox
- Betty Louiie. the Infant
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Walter
Jackaon Hudnon. paaaed away at
family home. 4S8 Owena
Wedneiday evening at
'6:30 o'clock... The . rcmalna are
hi the Dink room of the Karl
Whltlock . Funeral . Home. Pine
avenue nt 'Sixth, where friends
;may --call.-. Announcement of
funeral arrangements will be
made later. '
IRKXK KI.IZAIHTH O'lUllEX
Irene Elisabeth, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie O'Brien
passed away at the family homo
at Algoma Wednesday evenlug at
(1:30. She waa born February 6,
19:5. at La Ilambra. Calif. In
addliiou to her parenta she leaves
twin .later. June. The remains
are In the care of the Karl Whlt
lock Funeral Home, Pine avenue
and Sixth streets. Announcement
or funeral arrangementa will he
made later.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kvans
cf Medford have been visiting In
Klamath Falls for several days
with friends. Medford Mall Tri
bune. . Tt. D. Ilenson of Medford Is In
tho city on business. While
here Mr.. Henson Is visiting his
son Jlmnilc Henson.
W. S. Worden, right of way
man for the Southern Pacific left
Tuesday night for San Francisco
on official hnaluess.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adolph
son of PortOrford are In the city
visiting friends. . .
Bridge Party Held
In Spite of Cold!
Don't despair some day your
social calendar U full, and you
awako with a miserable cold. Be
rid of it by 'noon! You can, If
you- know the secret: a simple
compound that soon settles any
cold, yea, oven one that haa
reached deep lu tho throat or
lungs.
The smallest druggist has this
wonderful tablet. Pope's Cold
Compound la what they call It.
Harmless, but It drives away
colds quicker than all the dosing
with drugs that make the head
ring. Don't go to a parly red'
nosed and rvlth watery eyes; get
this quick relief for 35c at any
drugstore,
P APE'S -COLD
COMPOUND
Boyle Explains
Chamber's Work
To New Members
peaking of the chamber of
commerce at the leading business
and welfare organization of the
communiiy. John C. Iloyle ad
dressed the forum luncheon yes
terday, which waa given over to
new members. ,
Inviting near members of IJie
chamber of .commerce to take
active Interest In the work of
the chsniber, sailing them to feel
no hesitancy In making sugges
tions to- the directors, telling
them to feel st all limes that the
organisation la purely democratic,
Mr. Boyle explained In detail
many of the activities carried
on. by the chamber.
"Proof that the charober of
commerce la Indeed the leading
business organization of tola city
a shown In the growth from year
to year.- Today the membership
standa 351 members against little
HEALTH FOUND IN
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Simply made with these four
fruit and gugar to taste
This i imp If fruit coiktail will
bring enjoyment and health to your
table: Sectiona of grapefruit, of
oranse, of pineapple and banana
with the addition of icranulaled or
powdered nujrar to tate. The'dis
ftolvinjc of the auicai' blends the
flavor nf the various friU and
add to them Bwtt?tne nature'
(M-rfect flavor. ,
One of the main purposes of cook
ery one often lt nitht of In these
daya of extreme dietsis to add
to the iet and enjoyment of foti.
And there is no other initrfdient no
useful in making other healthful
foods pracious to' the palate as
sugar. The good cook, by the judi
cious use of sugar, makes all kinds
of fresh fruits, vegetables and
meats tastefuj and delicious.
We spoke above of extreme diets.
More than that, they are dangerous
to health. Eminent medical authori
ties are alarmed at the semi-starvation
reducing diets. Extreme reduc
ing removes the protecting fat that
nature intends everybody should
have. It tends to destroy the protec
tion against disease. It very often
causes permanent injuries to the
most delicate organs and tissues.
One of the first laws of health Is
to eat enough. Diet sensibly. You
can't neglect eating and keep well.
The Sugar Institute.
ENDURIN
Put new CYCOL on trial in your
motor; prove its "endurance
beyond belief " . -
Stability The new Cycol will and
' the hardest kind of usage. It is refined
to meet the severer conditions of hot
and pressure developed by the modern
. high compression engines, assuring you
an unbroken oil film where heat, pres
sure and friction are greatest.
70 Acids The new Cycol refining
process eliminates the use of acids,
though most refiners use them". While
acids clear the "crude oil" they chemi
cally change its structure and compo
sition, thus seriously cutting its
lubricating value.
i
-i
Such oils break
temperatures. They
as vapor through the
er exiuust.
The new refining process
of Cycol selects from the
"crude" those elements of
greatest lubricating value
and subiliryir performance,
rejecting those elements
which readily break down
under engine heat and cause
excessive carbon deposits.
ASSOCIATED GASOLINE
.over 200 members less than three
'years ago.," the speaker aald.
Finances of the chamber of
'commerce dating buck to JS25
i were tabulated by the speaker,
'in 1925 and 1926 the flnanrea
amounted to 111.900: In 1926
and 1927, 113.100; 1927 and
192S, 114.100 and 192 lo 1929,
$17,900, showing the Increase In
activities.
! A full snd detailed report of
bow the finances are segregated
i was given by the speaker.
Throughout thn luncheon hour.
Jack luwrlng and hi. orchestra
played aeveral popular selections
i which were heartily received.
I In Ihe abaenco of II. .V. Moe,
proaldenl, It. :. Grneabeck pre-
i aided. Introducing ih apeaker
and tho now members.
! Mr. and Mrs. P. n. Iteeder of
Salem are visiting In the city for
;s few days with their son Del
j mar Recder. advertising manager
,of The Golden Rule aiore.
V O G U F.
Beauty Shop
KVKXI Xfl AI'I'OI XTM FXTS
204-&M1 Stewart
7:11 Main Mr.
Drew . Itldg.
Phone Kim
Howard RPerrin
Designs and Plans
INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS
OO Bopka Bid. PhosM 2SO-J
DANCE & DINE
at
Shady Pine
ANY TIME
Clean Food In a Clean
Place. ' Barbecue Sand
wiches, Chill, Noodles,
Home Made Pies.
DAXCE IIAMj FOB. 11EXT
TO PIUVATE PARTIES
. v
: 7 mile north on
highway
GAS M O U
So Cycol gives a protective oil film
on cylinder walls and moving parts,
not vapor at the breather pipe .
&SS CirbotLj, As to carbon, Cycol
like all oils deposits some carbon. But
it deposits less carbon than any other
oil. The most exhaustive tctts have
proven that statement.
Even more important, the carbon
that is deposited by Cycol is soft and
easily removable. It is not hard or sticky
and cannot scratch a cylinder.
Trove it yourself Cycol gives you
down under engine
the finest results
distill off and escape -more perfect
breath
Roads to
Romance
WITH JACK AND
ETHYL. THE HON
EYMOONING MO
TORMATES, EVERY
, WEDNESDAY, 9 TO
,10 P.M. OVER TUB
PACIFIC COAST
NETWORK.
NEW
PADE THRO
m-
Have Your Broken Automo
bile Class Replied Quickly
While You Wait
BOB RYAN'S AUTO
TOP SHOP
nob hi Ryaa About Tour
Car Awnings
1815 MAIN STREET
Many Klamath Fall
people are making the ,
Campbell
Court
Hotel
Their Horn , '. K
When in Portland
A pleasant place '
to live, in beau-
tiful auiroundingi. --.
An unusually good
dining room aer- .
vice and food. - ,
Accessibility to
business center '
and garages.
Elerenfb and Main Sta. .
E. JEAN CAMPBELL,
Owner and Manager -.
NT BAKE R
you have ever known
lubrication, "endurance
beyond belief "and theelim-
ination of carbon troubles.
So fill your crank case
with Cycol. You can ident
ify it by the new transparent
green-gold color. Sold
wherever the Associated
Gasoline and Cycol Motor
Oil signs are shown. Asso
ciated Oil Company,
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WINTER
GRADE
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