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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1918)
tih'iihiiav, m: i:miii;ii m, ,, THE EVENING IUERALD. KLA MATir FALLS, OREGON VAtlV. I l H GIFTS FOR MEN sL BfBHBBBWBBBBBBBBiM- Che &hri0ima;ltoc m P&3 m m What could be more pleasing or useful than a new Overcoat for Xma, and ri-ht now is the time to buy for we are making big reductions on every Jai in the store. STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS Other Suggestions That Will Appeal to Men .for jrw3 SOX GARTERS CUFF LINKS SCARF PINS UNDERWEAR UMBRELLAS SOFT COLLARS HOUSE SLIPPERS RUBBERS SHOE TREES HANDKERCHIEFS POCKET WALLETS EAR MUFFS SWEATERS HOUSE COATS SMOKING JACKETS SUIT CASES GAITERS RAIN COATS POCKET COMBS TRAVEL OUTFITS SLEEVE BANDS FANCY VESTS BATHROBES PAJAMAS SUSPENDERS BELTS SILK AND KNITTED MUFFLERS MONOGRAM BELT BUCKLES ETC. ETC. Wfw-t X. "ftWKnaU pyi . VO; UK i " " !.. I J Mriu-ii..nisi: ckktivuwtks is- sl l i) 1 OK ANY AMOfNT OK FOIt VltTH'l.i: IN tiu: STOltK. Leading Clothiers and Hatters K. K. K. STORE Klamath Falls Oregon JjBBBiWCMBJiMBMiBM r mmm a a ai bmmmm " ' ' " a i 7 , Fl F RESIDENTS OF PORTO ns SAN JtAN. V R. (Correspond-' enfe ol tlie Associated IJess) Many. towns in the Island arc without it single bap of rice and the shortage In man localities has Drought about r a condition described by those In a position to know as bordering on famine This food shortage is adding very greatly to the seriousness of the In fluenza epidemic and many deaths are attributed not m much to the disease itself ss to the complication brought about by lack of food. Shipments of rice from New Or leans and other Gulf ports which aro now from four to six week. over due probably will bring some relief but in the meantime the Island authori ties anticipate much suffering and hardship that at present they seem powerless to prevent. According to Albert E. l.ee. Keder ni Fnod Commissioner and Chairman of the Porto Rice Food Commission. the question now la wholly one of iransuortatlon and the Commission ,has considered the local situation so serious that It has urged upon the United States Shipping Boird the ne cessity of Immediate relief. Help has been promised by the Shipping Hoard but so far the local Food Com mission has, not been advised of the sailing of any ships bringing rice. For the first time In a year and a half the Food Commission Ins no ro-j serve stock of rice on nnnii. an i " stock having boon released tu neoil el In anticipation of the arrtxal if thi. new emu. In order to proltf th Hd rrts with rice needed forj the relief of earthquake miffercrs thoj Commission was forced to pick tit small lots of rice here and there Miny sugar contrnls in the UIjihI employing largo quantities of tor have been scouring the Island for( rice at any price In order to irotide-; food for the sick on tholr plantation. In many Instances they have not' been able to buy a single bag 1 Have jou noticed how rhenp u can buy a Reed overcoat nt the. hi sale at the 6-tf K. K. K. KTOKE. COMING FROM CORV.UXIS ITALY WILL NOT DEMOBILIZE YET (ly .locttcl Pre-). ' HOMK. Dec li - 1'remirr Orl in.lii told the Senate (hut ltal wn not In a position to dumohlllzu a single man anil that till wur material should he kept Intuet The liuniedliiln diffi culties to tie surmouuted. he sild hnd not been diminished hut had iucrens. ed He added that reparation for dam ages was a question outside dlsetts slon Piildent Wilson principles, he continued, excluded an Indemnity in the traditional sum of the word, but doubtless Italy would adopt the simo 10 1 Icy regarding reparation as the other nlllr.i. A commission has been appointed to establish ltalys damages' HVOlti'i: st IT III.IIH A suit fur illtnrie has been filed b (Jeorge II Verley ngnliist tiorti Ver ley In the office of tin- Circuit Court Clerk The complaint ie lies 'lit 't the couple hate been tiutnleil ulliet t'.ioy and lmi tltrt-- children 'I lie plilntlff Us represented lit conn! bt O M Corkln Mllll I. l I.MH iiiitiitin tfir iiiiutiii: ' "t "!! Heitd )itur null utilrr In K K K Mure for I hrlsltilrts ginnU or mi). spill III led r.ir tttiil under .ip III ,k In lullilng nnd I iHiinr.1r rlKlll. tirttnd on l'U l'l look like Nl ronmwtnl mrt hat tin ' lre Wilson llrlilKr II ' Will III N 111 It III HON 'I lie) mirttillllce xill.fm Hun 1. ml .i nil Milnge mill rprr 1 linrgr if w in-iii" mm it 111 1 mv - Kiery Amertcrti. prisoner tn tier many receive dn dig food parcel orr week from the Ited Cms Itelttrn postal pron It. WHKIIK'S Ylll'll lirntlN? I aH V yA.V V " -aH -Hl-J A wlro received this morning from ' "Hermle" Foster to his father. J. II ' Foster, of the California-Oregon, Power company, conveyed the news' that he would be discharged from I the S. T. A. C. today, and would ar-l rive hore Saturday ! U In doubt nltat to glte. gitf him a merchandise certificate at 19-5t K. K. K. STOHK 1 SO.NOKA Mrrrlinuilisr rertlllciiles lsttnl fur any nniount or mi nrlii le nt 19-5t K. K. K. STOIli: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY W."1 II''M- i..H'll- II-. FOIl IIKNT--Iliiusekeepliig rooms. Third and Main Plmtiu 3t! l'J 3 KOU SAUK OH TRAM-: Fle pas engcr car In good running order 1404 Main st 19 St The Peoples Market Producer to Consumer l.iil.illl) irti-.tl .it mmleiittr prli1. Try Our Veal Sausage Wnlrli niir ttliiilun il.ll) fur llKK''" lloti r lmc our oitii ilrllier). LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR TURKEYS ( tlxxiliilrl) tin mid tur.ttte Turke)) Phone 83 534 Main St., near Sixth 1 EaiHiiiiaiziEDXBiiiiiMmmii Thirty-two thousand school chil dren In the schools of Paris were rc-( celving regular lunches from the Red Cross during the past year limirlthl) liosen nlieu heard In comparison. I'laji Jill Reconl lletter SIIKPHKRIKS Xet ilixir I'wslofflrr Fireside Comfort ncpenils upon Hie number of thing j nil hnie in our home that giies nit real hutihfuetinn ami relaxation. If eterjtlilng jou own is IioiikIH on Ihi basis of price, or how cheap, or tlmtV. Kooil enough, then neither ou nor our friends will fake pride In llio home. We lunoprnlmlily wild this Full tl the number of Hue I'lttjeriilanop. I'lnnos and riuuioi;rpli? f"" Chrlnlmaa than any other jtiiir. lire hiircliillhtH in oilr line, and carry a I.irger etock than nil others i-iimliliiiil. Reasoiinble prices ami convenient tertw liino inuilt our place 11 nietca for worth while ClirUtmun Glfto. Shepherd Piano Depot Next Door to Postoffice KIIMATII FALLS Winter Storage For Your Automobile and Storage r"-.i t'sal Battery fJa " When you store your car for the winter don't forget your battery, and remember that the "EXIDE" service station auto will call for your battery. No extra charge, just phone 22-M. Live storage for your auto for $5 per month. You do not have to drain your radiator... Dead storage at $3 per month. The Electric Garage (Formerly Telford Bros.) Practical Presents THAT PLEASE It it not difficult to select a present for n man provided you keep in mind the idea that he prefers something practical and useful. We hnvc dozens of things that will please the men folks just come in and look them over, Fountain Pens We lone lioth onklln ami Waterman I'ens In man) sijles. I'rltes a..VI to HI li.OH Salety Rasors All the popiilnr m.il.i-i i .mii pli'tr ullli lilaili's. SI.'J.I to PT.otl Desk Supplies Ink Mills, paper miters, vrii. M B I'll lmrpeiiers, ile-U wlriidar J2 mill nthrr Useful unit imirl bj tilings, W El Leather Goods We have a wonderful assortment of bill folds fronia$1.00 to $6.00; card cases from 50c up; coin purses from 75c to $3.00; pocket photo and pass cases. These articles made up in calf skin, seal leather, pig skin und wal rus; beautifully finished and well made. Our store is filled with useful, beautiful, practical gifts for both men and women. Books and games, and some wonderful talking and crying dolls, MADE IN AMERICA. Last, but not least, the finest and most beautiful line of Christmas cards ever brought into Klamath Falls. 3 3 ID (Jndcrwoodi PharmacY W1 KLAMATH FALLS OREGON THm WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE u7l I ftU?tT Y r , BUY THir? DRUGS IacIxI a 23 Main St. Phone 22-M 5i