Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1915)
UVA . i.- ,-j- - vivps.? iJrf TT ' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, DKORMnKK IB, llu nun room Get One of These Special Overcoats for Christmas Any $25.00 Overcoat until Xmas Cv m I asH sH ammmf tansK v' - COmtMHT VffVNOUMOmuPMMMIIMM Any $30.00 Overcoat until Xmas AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT FOR "HIM" STYLISH, WARM. SERVICEABLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE EXTRA SPECIALS , . YOU WILL CERTAINLY NEED GOOD RUBBERS FOR THIS WEATHER. WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR "TOP-NOTCH" GUARANTEED RUBBERS THE KIND THAT WEAR, AND WEAR, AND WEAR. ALL STYLES FROM SOLE RUBBERS TO HEAVY LEATHER TOP PACS AND THEY ARE ALL GUARANTEED TO GIVE THE WEAR YOU ARE ENTITLED TO. THE CHRISTMAS STORE FOR MEN K. K. K. STORE TK3 CHRISTMAS STORE FOR MEN CwiMiiwtuh n Town Topics Realty Men Leave. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Smith and Edmund M. Chllcote were among those departing yesterday morning. cago, and relatives in the Middle West. Mr. Chllcote Is on his way to the Osark country to Join Mrs. Chllcote and spend Christmas with relatives. ownership of lot 6, In Mock 3 ot the town of Worden to Mr. Gerry. .Sells Worden Property. William 3. Worden of this city lately closed a deal with A. C. Gerry. The Smiths will visit Omaha, Chi-'of Pullman. Wash., that transfers the Judge oa Deck Again. George T. Baldwin Is again up and about, after a siege of erysipelas. Receives Patent. Joseph Ball recently received Unit ed States patent to 160 acres situated My Startling Sale) Is Now in Full Blast WE WERE UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT MONEY WAS SCARCE IN KLAMATH COUNTY, BUT SATURDAY'S DEMONSTRATION HAS ENTIRE LY CHANGED OUR MIND. MONEY WOULD INDEED HAVE TO BE SCARCE WHEN PEOPLE WOULD FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE STANDARD, HIGH CLASS JEWELRY, SUCH AS WE ARE OFFERING AT FACTORY COST. , EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS BEING SOLD AT ACTUAL COST. "i HERE IS THE EVIDENCE THAT WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. THESE WATCHES ARE ALL STANDARD THE WORLD OVER, AND YOU CAN EASILY COMPARE PRICES. j Gentlemen's Watches Ladies' Watches 18 slse, 23 jewel "Vanguard" Waltham, 20 year swing ring case. Regalar 850. Cost price 888. 16 slse, 21 Jewel, "B. W. Raymond'' Elgin, 26 year Crescent swing ring case. Regalar price f4S. Cost price f80.Be. 16 slse, 19 Jewel "B. W. Raymond" Elgin, 25 year Crescent swing ring case. Regalar price ft. Cost price 827. 16 size, 17 Jewel Hamilton, Fayles permanent guar anteed case. Regalar price $80. Cost price fits. 16 size, 17 Jewel Waltham Fayles 20 year case-.. Sec ular price 825. Cost price f 12.00. H am 8m -t i saasm bbbbY1 mmBB aaaaaasssmmam aw - 16 size, 17 Jewel "Royal" Waltham, 20 year swlng ring case. Cost price 818.Regnlar price fatUJO. 12 size, 7 Jewel Waltham in 14-k. solid gold case. Regular price 821. Cost price f 18. 12 size, 7 Jewel Elgin, In 20 year case: price f 17.50. Cost price f lC lSzO sice,. 15 Jewel Elgin,, la, Illinois permanent guaranteed filled case. Regular price, 880.. uoet price f l.80i. Open face, 15 Jewel "Jewel Series" Waltham, In 20 year case. Regalar price 828.00. Cost price $14.50. Open face 3-0 size, 7 jewel Crown, In 20 year case. Regular price $12.50. Cost price $0.90. Hunting case, 0 size, 15 jewel, Waltham In 20 year case. Regalar price 822.50. Cost price f 12, Open face, 0 size, 7 Jewel Waltham, In 20 year case. Regalar price f 18. Cost price $8.50. Hunting case, 0 size, 7 Jewel Waltham, In 26 year Crescent case. Regular price $18. Cost price $1040. Hunting case, 0 size, 7 Jewel Waltham, In 20 year case. Regular price $17.00. Cost price f 10. Hunting case, 0 size, 15 jewel Waltham, In 20 year case. Regular price, $22.00. Cost price $12. Hunting case, 0 size, 7 Jewel Waltham, in 20 year case. Regular price $20. Cost price $10. Open face, 0 size, 15 Jewel Waltham, In solid gold case. Regular price $80. Cost price $18.60. Open face, 0 size, 7 Jewel Waltham, In permanent guaranteed Illinois Inlaid case. Regular price $20. Cost price f 124(0. WM. A. MASTEN Jeweler In the NH of the 8Wtt and the SH of the NWK of section 12, in town ship 30, range 9 east, Willamette Meridian. Will Elect Toalght. Klamath Lodgo No. 77, A. F. ft A. M., elects officers tonight for tho en suing term. Here From Worden. Frank Downing and H. L. Volt aro Monday visitors In the county seat from Worden. From 'Frisco. Robert A. Johnson, manager of the Klamath Box Manufacturing compa ny, came in last night from San Francisco. WORDEN GO IS BEING AIRED SCANDAL OF LITTLE TOWN IS THE MAIN TENTLMONY IN TIIK TltlAli OF II. F. til A I'M AX, STARTED IN COURT TODAY Home Made Mlarenteat oa Male. The Ladle Aid Society ft Ike Methodist church has home mads mincemeat on sale at Roberts A Whltmore'a ll-lt Herald want sds get results. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I LOST i, -Gold pin on street lout liulcr ptvnie phono 224J. of buckle design; Sunday afternoon. ll-lt Ask CfeUrott for a loio releasor. nil Sells Ranch. A. O. Roberts has just disposed of his ranch situated In the vicinity ot Dairy, to L. Jacobs. The ranch has an acreage of about 80 acres. ,I,08T lletwcen Shlpplngton and I Tolford's boat house, one rubber j hip boot. Phone 2IJ. ll-lt Srnndal Invelving: tho nllcced mli.' deeds of residents of the town of WANTED Middle-aged woman for Worden Is tho principal testimony be-' l,c"erB, nousework. Prone HIM In glvon In tho trial of H. F. Chap-! 1,'t uian. on a charge of lewd and lascl- JT,," -.,.- ,,,. .i -.7. Vlltlltf .nnilll., WaM mu!.Iam,a WM H.M ........ .,... mmu iniyvum ui residents Worden and Keno are present as wit-' n esses. chine, almost new, .model 7, will sell at a bargain. Herald Office. 122 BRIEF MENTION t) , District Attorney John Irwin andi ; Deputy William Duncan aro prose-1 t) cutlng, and F. H. Mills Is conducting Ulio dofense. F. M. Reeves Francisco. la here from San' ,,w,''cWurtci at Shepherds. Buy now, but visit Hendersen's: first, 1134-36 Main street. It 1 I J. W. Call ot Medford Is registered at the Hall. A. N. Holman Is I'ortland. a visitor from A well lighted, comfortable, enter taining theater the Orpheus. It Moving Pictures ORPHEUS THEATER C. II. Miller, Mgr. NEW The feature offering at tho Star theater tonight will be a flvo reel Fox feature entitled ''Princess Romanoff," This photoplay Is taken' from Vic torien Sardou's famous play, "Fe- .I -, ft J . mm ... F. C. Anderson is hero on business "uru' a one or lno ro r,,n t - nt itumuuiiy dcil nroauciioiu. nibm iruif. Dau rruuciico. !.... . . . uacii will do seen in tho title rolo. W. H. Franklin Is a late arrival from Washington, D. 0. and will be assisted by an all-star cast. Tonight only It will be shown. Billiards and bowling are a favorite pastime at the New Palm, 'neath the K. K. K. Store. It v H. J. Schueler Is a business visitor to this city from San Francisco. A Reed likeness of yourself Is an ever appreciated token. Have your picture taken now. Henline Photo Shop. it George N. Hammond Is a recent ar rival from Sacramento, here In the! Interests of a typewriting concern. E. M. Eldrldgo Is a recent visitor to this city from .St. Louis. . Some fine traveling baga and trunks at reduced prices. Bradley'a Harness Shop. ' It D, B. Murphy is a late visitor from Straw, Calif. Get a nice steak or roast. Phons 83, the People's Market. It W. C. Lehan Just got In from San Francisco. J. Gilchrist, genU' furnishing goods man, Is here on business. Venlta Lewln Is a late arrival from Uoeesta, Calif. Remember, a red tube free with every purchase of a vacuum cup cas ing at the Ford garage. It A. Helnman Is here from San Fran- cUeo. t F. W. Buswell Is down from Port land on business. Er Palsma is registered at the American from Keao. Leo Coppenberry la a visitor from Dorrls, Calif. Llfo insurance gives you a feeling of security. See Chllcote. 11-tf Subscribe for the Herald, 60 cents month. ' PICTUREA, HEATING PLANT, PROJECTOR, ETC. Doors Open at 7:15 Monday ami Tuesday Mutual Program "Tito Woman, the Man aad the Mob," Two Reel Drama "The MtUe Teacher," Two Reel Keystone Comedy, Featuring MacSennett.Fatty Ar buckle and Mabel Normaad. "Seeing America First" Mcesdc, "Keeping up With the Jonses," Cartoon Comedy Admission lOc Wednesday and Thursday "The Gallopers," Patho Gold Rooster, Five Part Drama A short Local Scene will also be shown these two nights. Admission 10c and 18c SADNESS Dearest Public: A hussy said I wan awful, but It's not so, ss her wind ntuded renovat Ing. 'Tis not my naturo 10 be awful. Tho turquoise Is the Llnd stent for this month. 'Tie the blue Hint lie In woman's eyes, and Ilea and lies and IIm. Say, Elsie, got tliuio nw wrist watches, and I want you to disk It till IMI the lit WtillM Iti.tis ms-a ll kk """" www - nilHV llfV NIH ajl RSaffB, French Ivory In sots and tlirl pleeea for the most particular. I am about to bo tnken with is other attack of tho NO I.UCItt:. We have DIAMONDS or uixy tlu. The real test of truo love It for J fat girl to alt on a lata man's Up saMjfl WLASt) has Milnil nimAhUlajl tmnmm a rail ftiot. Ticks on tho form are a nulsuct, bat ticks la a watch are etetatial. No, we don't rased holts torn la the reputation. If you wear a good umbrella u good rubbers you can keep pretty dry, but don't let tho police tee you, Our prices and good nro right, tnd dear heart, como over, we will havs a fire all tomorrow. You make ma wtep, SAD McIIATTAN. HOUSTON'S AmtteMifc Happy the Family Protected from adversity by a snug sum In the savings bask. It Is an unfailing friend In time of need. Why not open an account today and begin trs protection It is a man's' duty to provide. We shall be glad to receive your flrst deposit. You'll always be glad you made It. FIRST STATE M2 SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON IvmBBBwVABBsaaBa J otaw HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE HOUHTO.Vtt ICOTU ANNUAL MASKED HALL New Year's Eve, December Hit No Change Except the Dale STAR THEATER "PRINCK88 ROMANOFF' Fox C'llcci Feature Cowing, for the lost time: 1 "THE SPOILERS", December 10th TEMPLE THEATER 'The Oaauatte," Kalem our Heel Drama "tletMsjr Jam and Amerlran Gaaw," Vitagraph Comedy PattmNawa, AemlMlon Always iw MATitillg DAILV AT till ALL LICIN8BD PICTUM MERRILL OPERA HOUSI Marrlll, Ore. , MOTION I0TURM Tvamw" ANO iATUWDAVl Of Great Importance to Both of Us Wo consider tlie iuteresU of our patrons as a matter of grwt importance, aHd endeavor h glv each depositor courtesM. painstaking attoatlon. We welcome how accouats, no matter how small, aad try to make you feel at liome through the simplicity of our mtthodi, When you open aa acuwnt with this bank K u yoar kaak and our duty to see that you are MtisfecCorlly served. First National Bank BEFORE STORING YOUR CAR for the Winter, Investlgata storage proiosltloa of Telford Broi. iu... .uu.m,. Plwa 81 rniw rT"""""' hi WwaWthFaltaAthUtic PAVILION I DaMlag Kvary Saturday ,
