The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1921, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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MKIONAL MENTION
Mr. nd Mm. A. n. Corwlno, of
UttOB. North Dakota, who hare
! wy from tholr homo since
Uonmbfir 1, will .rrlro hero tonight
lor thi purpose ot spending tho lioll
dari with Mr. Cnruhm'. .1.1.. .
Jmei nmbery and family of Hits
Ujr. Aftr their Tl.lt In KUmalh
Mil fir. and Mrs. Corwlno will
tratal on to California to spend tho
wlntsr.
MIm Ida Mbmrer. a minni... ... ..
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rirai national Hank staff, lias ro
turned homo nfior n niii,.
lion tlslt In southern California.
T. N. Cunningham, n ranclior In
tho Pine Ororo district. as In town
yoaterday attending to matters of
business.
Mrt. II. V. Km was a county scat
hopper yesterday from hor homo In
fltTB.
THE EVENING HERALD,
. O. Mcdcc, a timber crulser.'leti
tho first of tho vck for southern
California, whoro ho will spend thQ
holldnja with rclnthcs. Later he will
so to Spokano, roturnlni; hero In llio
xprlnB when timber nctltltlcs open
up nunin.
Mrs. Hoy 1'ouclfnrrhril hnrn n f
da) ago from Sacramento nn.l m
apoml tho liolMms with Mr vnn,h
Later they will cmo hero to make
their homo In Portland.
Mr. and .Mrs. 0 A Httpatrlck and
on. Khlon. left litis mornliiR Tor Ker
by, Oregon, whero thnv win i.n
with their relatives and friends oer
tho Christmas holidays. They worn
accompanied by Mrs. HupatrlckV
brother and his wife. Mr n.,,i m i.
n. Dysort.
A Doerl left on tho train thl
morning for Santa Hosa fur n tlinv.
weeks lslt.
Mr and Mrs. tJeorce Watt nin
leave on Thursday for San Kranclsco
to spend tho remainder of tho winter
1 mourns, ir tno weather Prmlls thei-
expect to make (ho trip It) car
Miss Paulino Cllft, who tearhes In
tho Illy school, left this morning for
her homo In Ashland, tn nnmi.1 u..,
Christmas hollilns.
W C Uowman and Oeorgo It
Hicks, ot Kansas City, returned os.
terday from n business visit to Pine
Hldge, and nro registered nt tho
Whlto Pelican hotel
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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the Catholic church were planning to froiU onlsldo wholesalers, according
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hold this ciimlnit Saturday In the
l'ubllc market, has been povtpoued
until. Saturday, December 31
1 MOUNT LAKI
An entortnlumeut will be nlvcn lit
tho Ml l.nkl and Pnlrxluw pupils lit
Ml l.nkl church Clirlstinns INo The
Mr ami Mr. i it i i . i "''"'"yxcliool Is preparing ii tree ami
Mr and Mrs J I l.ee. who tune L nr rt,riny ,nWlm,
en alnienrltip nl Dm uim...i n. ....... I ' """l"
Kay llurks cousin. Nina llelfor.
spent tho week with her
Mrs. Krnnk Stownrt spent Ihurs
day with Mrs. D.m Knjlor
M,rs T. N I'iiio and Kiuneth t'nsn
nro putting a cement founilatloii tin
dor Mr J 8 McClellan's store
Mr II D Morrison ami Mr. inn
tn deputy clerk, Allen Sloan
The furs worn trapped In the Dia
mond laku country by Knllim mid his
partner Tho tntppnr will return tho
last of this week with it new slock of
supplies,
KEMPKE TRIAL IS ON
been appearing at tho Strand theatre
this week, left on tho morning train
for a tour ot California.
ItegMcred at the Arcade hotel to
day C. It l.anc of Merrill. Mr .,!
Mrs Sm Harris, of Now- York city.
William Dur.int, of nrkspur. Califor
nia, and W S. Cory, Malln
II II. Ilusse. who h I... ..ii ni i ..i.
ttpimeitl Mini
Nliiuloloti
In CliMtll Court t
DNrlianttil
Icnnv of a helfsr from Nelson broth
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era, on July 1, mil, was disnitssod
from tho circuit court on Monday
by Juilgo I). V. Kuykendall, and tho
i ofmuan Id scharted. Tho d mil s-
sal followed District Attorney Driv
er's stalemnnt that ho was not
ready to proceed with Ihe trial tin
cause of the absence of witnesses.
1111,1. PIlOllimTI.NO lllOOH
INTIIOUrCKD I.N CO.NdllKHM
flennlori and representallvi
would tin subjncled lo B,000 fir
If proved they belonged lo a "bloc
Tho IrnnsporlliiR power of flowln
water varies ns Ihn slith power i
tho velocity Thus If Ihn velocity
tho water Is doubled, Its transports
now or Is Increased slslv-four fob!
This etplulns tho effects of a rlvor I
flood In currying all things lie fore It
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W. f 'A -$e''r3W
i ii. iiusse, no nss lieeii nt teh, ' " " 'orrison nnu Mrs mil
hotel Artado for tho past week. Ieftl,,,rlv bauled wood from Cholsen Ilo
...ia uiuriiiiii; tor WniCO. Lrtlirorlll.l. " .muhuhj
The food sale which tho ladles of
Kile Alexander, Mrs Johnson and
daughter, Hula. Mr and Mrs (Hen
Stenmon and daughter. Cleo called
on Mr. and Mrs. John Koonts last
week.
Satllla Kaylor visited with Nellie
btewart last Thursday afternoon
Kd Ward has nioted to the i:iilt
ranch.
Tli ii nnint rapidly moving glacier n
Hie Alps, the Mer do (linen, travels a
inn argumenta In the raso of H
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"' h.mi mi inn rnnrau uAtnunuiue ,n, v.i '. .1 1 inn a dm. inn aier 1111 iiiacn. irsvnis n
of larceny front a rooming house,' A bill prohibiting the formation In' tho rato of 35 V4 Inches a day, Tin
began this afternoon In the circuit congros of "blocs' based upon psr-j slowest Alpine glaciers travel lesi
court and will probably go lo tho tlrulsr pursuit, or geographical lo- than an Inch a day Much fastm
Jury some Hutu tomorrow .cation, fur Ilia ournosa of "In any miiiiiiiimil. nrn (mniil In Ilia until
i, lii- way affecting legislation," was In- region Tho Upvrnlvlk glacier, Ii
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dieted Inlntti wllti til. limit. . ttMl i...i.i...i l.i.u t.u ii.ii...ahIiI-m. ii....,.i.,.i i.h.hi. mi fM.i . .l.w mm...
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Ham Mlngletou. on a charge of lar- Ansorge, republlcsn. New York the end w hero It reaches tlm sea
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JEWELRY
Takes a place at Christmas time that
cannot be filled by any other gift.
Flowers may fade-like the Christmas tree-but jewelry, good
jewelry, will remain a permanent expression of affection
and regard.
Adding so much to one's personality jewelry is always the
most popular gift. N '
"These are my jewels' come in and let me quote some prices
DAVENPORT'S
WE KEEP OPEN EVENINGS
The Home of Non-Divorce and Lucky Wedding Ring
HONEST WORK AT HONEST PRICES
OFFICIAL WATCH INSPECTOR FOR THE S. P. AND
C O. & E. RAILROADS
Mrs Jnrdlne and son from Klnm
nth Kails Is spending a few du)s
with Mrs Sim I Nutwood
Nearly eery farmer attended the
water users' meting In Klamath Kails
last week.
Tho Home H)glen C'la met with
Mrs. Dan Kaylor Thursday afternoon
There was a large attendance nml
I Mlvs Krlcko gave a very Interesting
lesson.
Mr and Mrs Calhoun and famllt
had dinner nt C A Hill's last week
and wero looking at land They are
thinking of buying a homo hen
Mr J n. Klllott nnd son lllllv
iiudo a trip to Klam.ith Agency last
week
nill Ilarncs, who has been In Cob
lens. Oermany. with the army Is ev
peclod home for Christmas
Mr. and Mrs ll.m ic.inr ........
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Sunday with Mr and Mrs II D
I .Morrison.
Mrs Jim Stewart iiikiii mm.. it
Mil week with Mrs Krank K'.ewart
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS THAT WILL HELP YOU AND
MAKE YOUR WORK EASIER. MANY PRACTICAL GIFTS
HERE FOR LESS
HECTOR'S
THE WOMEN'S FASHION CENTER
TRAPPER BRINGS FURS
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rrmiK rmion is uiu of First to
Iteturn Willi Ooed fibonlng
Of all tho trappers that tho cold
weather has lured out Into tho moun
tains of Klamath rountr. Krank Kal.
Ion Is onn of Ihe tint to corns In with
n showing of oiceptlonallr fine skins
Vesterday morning Kallon appeared,
ai mo couniy clerks office to claim
a bounty on n coyoto hide Ho alio
othlblted 15 flno martin skins for
which ho expects to recelro 2S apiece
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR
CHRISTMAS
Wo doubt if you can find a more
comprehensive line of Christmas
Handkerchiefs than we are of
fering Individual Handkerchiefs
5c ,075c
Box Handkerchief
39c l0 $2.50
All special values a compari
son will decide. Look our line
over.
SPECIAL SALE SILK
HOSIERY
Plain and Fancy Stripe in black
and brown. Sule price
89s 98s $1.29, $1.67
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COATS AT SALE PRICES
Special lot of Coats, plain and
fur trimmed. Values to $35.00.
Sale Price
$14.45
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KID GLOVES
$2.50, $3.00, $5.00
The best values obtainable in
brown, beaver, black and white.
Sizes G to 8.
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ALL DRESSES REDUCED
All of our Dresses reduced for
Christina shopping;.. Satins,
Cantons, Serges nnd Tricotinoa.
12.95, '16.95, 21.95
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Vests, Combinations, Gowns,
Camisoles, Bloomer? All for
One-Third off Regular Price
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BATH ROBES FOR INFANTS
AND CHILDREN
Blue and pink Bath Robes made
up like the grown-ups a splen
did garment for
$2.50 nml $3.00
We arc told as good as some
dealers ask $5.00 for.
SILK BOUDOIR CAPS
A comprehensive line of Bou
doir Copfl, from
75c l0 $2.50
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RIBBONS FOR HOLIDAY
WORK
From the narrow widths to the
wide fancy. You can find what
you want for loss.
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CORDUROY BATH ROSES
$6.45
Why pay more when you can
buy a good quality Bath Robe
for $6.45.
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Xmas Gifts For Men and Boys
3 Days for Shopping. Open Saturday Evening till 9 o'clock
SHOP BEFORE THE LAST DAY-ASSORTMENT BETTER AND YOUR BUY.NG WILL BE A PLEASURE INSTEAD
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"Buy Him Something Useful"
You muy bring happiness to one who is dear
to you through' a gift that is thoughtfully
chosen... But your pleasure in knowing you've
brought happiness is the greatest of Christ
mus joys
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INDIAN ROBES
MACKINAWS
LEATHER-SLEEVE
VESTS
SILK SHIRTS
SWEATERS
BATH ROBES
GLOVES
Ifale&jxaxfffoisjercj
Bath Robes will please, and b ethe thinr for
an Ideal Gift
OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE
CUFF LINKS
BLANKETS
SHOES
HOSIERY
COLLARS
CAPS
HATS
MUFFLERS
TIE PINS
AUTO ROBES
SLIPPERS
GARTERS.
TIES
HOUSE COATS
WOOL SHIRTS
BELTS
TIE CLASPS
A STORE WITH A HUNDRED AND ON E REAL GIFTS FOR MEN
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Clothes
For service and style and when you combine
the two you are buying your clothes at the
right price
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