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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1919)
IIOMIAV, DKUKMIIUIl I!'-', ll. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRMta NE men .ways H Toyland Hiinta CI turn linn placed In thin Htoro Uio largest Toyland In Klnmatli Fulls, featuring all tins newest mid Into Toys of Games, Hooks, Kiddy Kara, Sammy Kara, Mechanical ToyH, Soldlor Games, Toy Guns, Toy Army Munitions, ami thousands upon thouaanda of othor glftH that will delight tho heart of tho youugstor. (H, CHRISTMAS vTti guide HOPPERS Dolls A G I F T-lrom The Golden Rule Assures the recipient -that quality and stylishness are very correct that the article itself cannot be bettered that the giver has selected from the choicest variety of goods. GIVE RIBBONS FOR GIFTS Blankets Comforters Wool Crib Blankets, In whlto, pink and bluo, with fancy horde. Sizes 36xE0 and 43x60; priced modoratoly. In our Home Furnishing Depart ment you can And tho largest and most complete lino ,of Comfortors, Illankotfl, otc. Thoy mako Ideal Xmas gifts aa woll aa uaoful oneH. Imporl Comforters, In holiday boxes, 97.no. All In dainty colors and pat terns. lllanketa of ovory description, In cot ton, wool and woolnap, In grey, brown and whlto, from fl.93 to Comfortors In many pattorns and colors from 811.05 up. Wo nlso havo a largo assortment of Pillows from 91.00 up to 98.00. Leather For ..-- .JpUaiPP if SM Mr - '"J Iff oT rFH A Silk CAMISOLE for a Gift Never before haa Santa Claus placed together Into one great Toyland so many Dolls of all the different makes and kinds, manu factured by leading American toy makers and originated by men who do nothing else than to cre ate ideas in Toys and Dolls for Kiddles. Included in thla large stock we have all tho newest Doll Buggies In wicker, metal and many makes which are exactly aa the baby carriage. II Luggage Gifts What gift would capture the heart of the recipient quicker than Luggage which will give serv ice and has the lasting qualities? Our immense line gives the Christmas shopper a variety to pick from while the pickings are .very modest. Open Evenings Until Christmas Bags & Jewelry Wo hnvo an oxcollont lino of Ladles' Vanity lings, Hand Ilaga and Jewelry, Hag Tops In Dull Silver, llnby'H Gold I'lno, Ilroorhes, Ear Kings, Dress Sets, llenuty Pins, I.lngorlo 1'lnH In gold and silver. VANITY HAdS In real leather und alligator In brown, tan, black and mahogany. HAND HAGS with silver and beaded tops, In silk und velvet. Thcso aro very appropriate. 'WE BUY AND SELL FOR CASH: THAT'S WHY WE SELL FOR LESS" IrsvNi CE BROTHER j smnp ,fj 411-413-415 MAIN STREET KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON New Petticoats A wonderful variety of extra fine Petticoats have arrived and we are pleased to say that they are the best we have ever had the opportunity to offer to the public. Many new and dainty shades In the latest styles that will capture the hearts of the well dressed woman. We call attention to the fact that these will make splendid and practical gifts and you will do well' to pur chase one for yourself. The pric ings are very modest and will suit you. Handkerchiefs xceptional offerings in Women's Men's and Chil dren's Handkerchiefs. Women's, and Misses' sheer white linen Handkerchiefs, with dainty embroid ered designs in corner. Finished and rolled edges. Priced 3 for 75c. Novelty Handkerchiefs, that will appeal to the younger women, in dainty colored borders and i novelty stripes. These are very popular this sea son. 30c. Handkerchiefs for Men and Boys and Children's Nursery Handkerchiefs, with fancy figures, lBc. Others In stamped prints, from 5c up. in thn wnv of commercial achieve ment, nro going to move ifn entire Industry tho garment trade em ploying thousands of workers and millions of capital and housed In hundreds of buildings from one sec tion of Now York to another, tho movement, known as tho 'Savo Fifth nr vnnir ni. 18 Tliinlnnaq Avenue project, biuiicu oo.u.u. of this mo'tropol'ls, who aro at-years ago and has just now assumed doing something extraordinary jtangluio rorm. N. Y. GARMENT ,. WORKERS MOVE WHEN A WORKING MAN wants an overall he usually selects from the best ones those that are going to give him the service. In our stock we take pride in telling him that the over all of today is none other than the Famous Ironalls, which are all that the name implies. Made from heavy material in full cut and high back. They are roomy and never bind, with front swinging pockets and two hip pockets; also the patented never-lose-your-rule-or-pliers pocket. We have them in all sizos DON'T SAY OVERALL WHEN ASKING FOR Tnttivi, cui oai Sold exclusively nt our storo K. Sugarman "I ain't mad at nobody" Factories which havo long despoll- ed part of America's most xamous shopping thoroughfare, scores of pd to join the movement as its prac ticality and wisdom are demonstrated. SWE m We are offering for" the Holiday Trade the Finest and Most Exclusive Line 01 XMAS CARDS Novelties and Fancy Stationery oi tr shown In KUnulh I "Us- nimirro DDIMTING S. QTATIflNFRY C 'V 7 126 Mam St. mm Vi.AM yroVyu WtSiSSgr m ink irjp J J In nifi' v k u ainvr . . vwjjraw fc A If MllirillllJL. IJ 1 . Ka w MGi . ... . . MjskitjsSS SgffifiRSSSffWPfr them, within a few months will havo packed up bag and baggage and transferred their activity to another area of Manhattan west of Seventh avenue from 30th to 39th Street there to establish the garment cen tre of tho United States. Fifth avenue for years has borne tho reputation of being the city's best residential street, the downtown section being devoted to retail shops of high and most diversified types. Into this region of imposing busi ness buildings and exclusive mer chants, as time went on, the cloak and suit manufacturers, made their way. Soon tho sewing machine bade fair to eliminate tho yardstick. .Am erica's promenade of elite trade and style was being transformed into a, factory district whore noon and clos ing hour whistles vied with llmous Ino motor horns. These cloak and suit manufactur ers, however, most of them patriotic Americans and Jealous of the wel fare of New York, got together and, co-oporatlng with a group of men -known as the "Save New York Com mittee," formulated plans for the erection of factory buildings In a less exclusive section of tho city. Carrying tho Idea of co-operation still further they purchased many pieces of real estato, totalling 92,000 squnro feet In the Seventh nve'nuo section, nnd havo obtained options on 102,000 square feet mora. Plans now contemplate tho con struction of four cooperative factory buildings of sixteen stories each with a combined floor spaco of 1, i 00,0 00 squnro foot at a yearly ren tal cost of approximately $700,000 about 50 conts a squnro foot as against $2. GO a square root wmen many of the manufacturers are now paying. Tho men interested In the project estimate a saving of not less than $3,000,000 a year In rent alone and other similar economies, they say will "effectively slash tho high cost of living ns regards womens j garments." A reduction of from ?1 ! to $7.25 per garment will bo pos- slblo, thoy say, as a roault of tho i stoppago of lnflutqd rents. Sixty garments manufacturers with an an nual output valued at $050,000,000 j 'nro to begin tho now venture and other lines of trailo nro to oo inyii- aaaaaaaa ORIXDALB NOTES. Cold, colder, coldest! Yes. we have had some real winter weather and are glad, to see It moderate a little. A. Switzerj delivered some fat hogs in Klamath Falls a few days ego. Geo. Ager has moved his sheep home from the valley where he has been pasturing them. Hauling wood Is the order of the day throughout the community now days. . Mr. Munford was a business caller ii the county seat Saturday from this neighborhood. Grandma Rutherford is improving rapidly from her cold. Geo. Shell is building a big sled for hauling in his winter's supply of wood. Geo. Heavilln purchased a large logging team a few days ago. Mrs. C. G. Hunt and two daugh ters were shopping in Klamath Falls Saturday. The Heavilln brothers spent Sun day at home with their folks. It be ing Milton'ss eighteenth birthday. Milton TiHeavllln and C. G. Hunt are hauling in some logo for wood this week. H. A. Talbot Is advocating the sila improvement very strongly. He believes it a very good investment 4L..i.iiiM1'll' DUBBEUBILT ftn ''''ft BbHHB nis5i2H slow to wit SUITS fORBOYX QUICK TO OBT f ! 'A II Xmas sale of Boys' "Dubbelbilt" Suits and Overcoats. What better gift can you give the boys than a "Dubbelbilt" Suit or Over coat? Special until Xmas: Any Regular $14.75 Suit or Overcoat $11.75 Any Regular $16.75 Suit or Overcoat $13.75 Any Regular $18.75 Suit or Overcoat $15.75 There are twenty reasons why Boys' "Dubbelbilt" Clothes are bet ter. Take advantage of these special prices. i F 1 QTA s. Rk Bi &n iF h Exclusive Agpnts Boys' "Dubbelbilt" Clothes & i ...;,.;..;..;..:..;...:..:..:..:..k..h"";''':": DF X I t f, n m !,?!: tin.yr . ..-- V I