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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1913)
nitiuiiuiiiMium,iw HATUMMY, IIKO. II. It'll riNNni THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON , V r Keep Warm 7 RATHER THAN CARRY OVER OUR LINE OF SWEATER COATS. WE ARE GOINO TO MAKE A BIG REDUCTION IN PIRCES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY. OUR LINE IS FROM THE TWO STANDARD SWEATER COAT CONCERNS OF THE UNITED STATES.. THE BRADLEY KNITTING MILLS AND THE GANTNER-MATTERN COMPANY. THESE SWEATERS ARE ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS. AND COME IN THE NEW COLORS, RUF NECK OR ROLL COLLAR. MUFFLER COLLAR OR SAILOR EFFECT. FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIAL WE ARE GOING TO SWEEP TH'M OFF THE TABLES AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES ALL WOOL SWEATER COATS, REGULAR $7,75 SPECIAL $5.9." ALL WOOL SWEATER COATS, REGULAR $9.00 SPECIAL $7.LTi ALL WOOL SWEATER COATS, REGULAR $6.00 SPECIAL $..fKi ALL WOOL SWEATER COATS, REGULAR $5.00 SPECIAL $1.25 AND LISTEN TO THIS GOOD NEWS ABOUT HATS. WE ARE GOING TO MAKE A UNIFORM CUT OF 25 PER CENT ON ALL MILLINERY. THIS IS YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO GET YOUR HpLIDAY HATS AT A GREAT SAVING. WHEN WE MAKE A SPECIAL. .YOU KNOW IT IS A BARGAIN YOU ARE GETTING, FOR WE HANDLE ONLY GOOD GOODS. ,t 7?' Stilts Drygoods Co. (Ceatlaaed fro Page ) Richard B. Smith aad Mra. Earl Whit- The Non-BelgratU Clab swti tbla eiealBS at the heat of Mr. ui Mr. IMlrt & taltfc. Tale orgaalsatloa lo taken adjournment until alter Chrlitma. Klk sad their ladle pent a highly enjc.able ctcnlng at tb club rooma Tburtday evening, the occaalon being the regular monthly aoclal elon. Dancing and card were Indulftd la natll a lit boar, and refreahmeol were eerted. I , Mr. Tbomaa Hampton waa boa itru to the Tuciday Club tbla week. lekettttM ejlea I.l ttarn latitat at mmJkm km A baa bees la exJaleoce for eereral tea- . .. . ... , . '-J. aoa a.4 th meaaber. look forward. "'n'd'"h"u' " to T.rr meeting, when whUt game,' "U ,W h0 " ,0??l'r t2 ar. placed. ThTclub U compoaeTo- "' -.r highly eye. Mr. and Mra. C.rr M- BaaabT Mr.'P' ",m " , Mt? ?" ' aid Mra. Charle. Martin. Mr. ad ' ""' """ w fT' Mr F. B. En,t!b. Mr. ad Mr.. E. B. !lVr ,wk t ltall.Mr.MdMrm.EarlWhltlock.Mr.";'d"; "" "' bt,,!;l.,l,, a.4 Mra. Le.ll. Roger. Mr. and M.' ?"' M "'" Mh!Iow' Carl Cof.r. Mr. and Mra. Richard -J1"" Hampton and Mra. Har-e-i.i. u. ..j it t t n..i... u. T ienon. UHMM. Ml. UU .... . . .l,, Jf. . tnd Mr. Clxnim II. Hirnlt md Ur.' I The California oil product la 1121 Athena I to have a municipal a 37,000.000 barrel which waa ihuiuter houee, to cut! t C00, 000, 000.000 barrel motr than tha pre-' Tlou year. IBM CALENDARS t'ume early ami gel Rlfr calendar Oreece annuallr produce more''0' '" Year Chllcote. U.1 than 21.000.000 pound of tobacco. Main etreet. Itiooe MM. ll-IK In honor of ilr. Bert Wlthrow, tha LeUura Hour Club will glte a lunch on at the Hotel Baldwin Wedneaday. ilr. aad Mra. Lout Gerber depart- camber 22. Tha affair will be gtttn ed earlier In tha week for Honolulu,' at tha Hotel Baldwin, and It promt, where ther will tUII for etral day. ' and Mra. Orb Campbell. lllda bava been Uaued br tha Kattl (a Dancing Club for a maaquerade ball to ba (Ires on the night of De- Tbe Kaallga of The Women'a Relief Corp bold a peclal election Saturday, and tha fol lowing were elected for tha ennlng to U wall attended. Club It competed of a number youag people. Mra. Frederick H. MIIU la beeteaa.term: Prealdent. Mr. Harrr Ererett to tha Bridge Club tbl afUrnoon at.rtrookneld; tenlor rlca prealdent, Mra. her realdanco. I.uelta Sttarna; Junior Ttco prealdent. Charlotte Roberuon; chaplain, Mln-I Owing to tha contlnuou actlTlUeaJnle L. Sargeant; treaaurer, Helen 1 attendant upon tha approach of tbeJKImball; conductor, Catherine Rob-' Chrlatmae eeaeon, aeveral of the club ertien: guard, Margaret Wlthrow. I have adjourned their meeting until ' Delegate that were elected to thai after the holiday. Frlday'e meeting jtte contention, which will be held of the Friday Pelican Club waa thai at Tillamook, Oregon, In June, 114. r laat to be bald for a month, and the, are Catherine Robertion and Mlnalaj llaura llanr ftnil TnMrf.v tnHa hi,, t. Rir..itl I llaura Hour and Tueadar club bare I- Sargeant. AtlTrrtlwt! Vritm l.l.t of unclaimed mall matter at Klamath Fall. Oregon, adrertteed on the 13th day of December. 11J. aad tent to the dlTltlon of dead letter on the 27th day of December. 1H Andenon, Prof. J. Balden. Mra. Alice Berry, Joka I lleatty. Iter. J. U Ilrawn. 8am Brewiter. MUa Thelma Ruttrlck. MUa Marcla Clark. Mr. May Daley, Oeorge W. Dodaon, Brood French, Owen 4 Olbaon. Olen (2) HarrUon. Mr. Jennie Haakett, Jaaea Hawklnj. Ned Hendrlcka, O. It. Hill, Mra. Bearth Holland, B. F. Holcomb, Ollrer Jackaon, Ike Jackaon. Ml Eda II. Kankrod, John Indalnder, Kari Lore, Eddie aad Wllber Maaon, J. T.. Eaq. McOerg. F. L. Owaaby, Mra. Lena Prattef, B. J. (I) t Palmer, E. A. RelnUch. Otto Rowan. Mra. R." H. Roberta, E. W. Schauer, Fred B. Snook. Mra. W. E. file wan, lawrence Smith, Walter and Kenneth SulllTan, Clayde Sulllran, C. E. Bulllraa. Mrs. 0. B. Varnum, Ror Wartel, Grant E. Wilier, Mlaa Uule W. A- DELZEL.L. Poatmaater. Houiekeeplng room, near bridge JClirUlmaa Tree. ( liana a ChrUtma tree for the chil dren. Phone order to Van Riper' tOc delivered. l.eae ordera for piano tuning at the apeclal price at Ubepherd'a Piano Depot, not door to the pottoSce, i t i I Xotice I There are fund In the county jtreaaury for Ih redemption of ! teral fund warrant protaated on and! (prior to January 21, 111. InUreat! iceaae from data hereof. 1 Dated at Klamath Fall, Oregon., tl.t its. day of December, 111. , J. W. SIEMENS, County Treaiurer. I-101, ' Xotkfi for Hid Contract for hauling the United rilate mall to and from the Southern Pacific depot to the United Slatae poatofSce for the year beginning Jan ury, 1, 1IH, l to be let. and blda for performing thta nlce will be re ceived up to and Including December 15. All bid mt.il be mailed direct to Mr. J. W. Metcalf, Dunamulr, Cl. Present aenrlce require four tripe between the poetoRlce and depot each day. Schedule can be ascertained from local agent. 11-31 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. FOR HALE OR TRADE flood (room home, with bath and tewer connection; cement walk; good barn on premlae. For ate or, trad on eaay pay ment, or will aell on long time If properly lecured. Addrei boa 121, Klamath Falla, Oregon. Beakm xaa ' f gejMva' J7aw-wFaTE aejll Pfw 9akSbexVbVv bh JiI Jfi aaaewaalBraew aaai aeaaaair aV Eal lH ! Lf What Shall I Give? j Wm. A. Masten JfW WJjl5SSc25Balifla5ttj vBBBEKSSEaSil VHHBJBJBSBflB4BJftnMlHEaWI W H EC " VaBfialllTm Ifri I , 7 Wlliti '. 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