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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1925)
tajee JEight EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tluiiwliiy, NovoniliiT 19, H'SK Nobody Ever Regretted Buying Quality TOMEW Almost 20 years for the workingman is it any wonder they buy the bulk of their clothes from Is Your SHOPPERS URGED Table Ready for Thanksgiving Thanksgiving time, when all of the family come from far and near to feast at your table, is of all times "the greatest strain on your supply of table linen. Our linen stocks are filled with beautiful, snowy, full-sized table cloths for the dinner itself. Luncheon sets for smaller affairs. You may need a new table pad too. Fine Linen Table These cloths are fine enough to adorn anyone's table. Size 70x88. Beautifully soft shimmering 'pattenrs that are a de light to behold. Extra Quality Table Cloths $25.00 Your table cloth cannot be too fine for the festive dinner. This is a heavy all linen cloth of exquisite design and will be a fit ting companion to trukey, mince pie, etc. See them in our window. The Quality and Values speak well for our 1,000-Store Buying Power All Linen Table Cloths At 6.50, 8.00 and 9.50 Absolutely pure Irish Linen. The $6.50 cloths are 70x70 in size. The $8.00 cloths are 70x88, and the $9.50 cloths are 70x106 inches. Beautiful chrysanthemum square bord ers or plain, tulip and scroll, holly and mistletoe, with square borders. Lovely snowy napkins to match the (jQ rf above cloths are priced at, dozen vOUv The Dining Set in Our Window Display Was Loaned by Courtesy of Perkins Furniture Co. Linen Finish d A ff Table Cloths Pr.UU They can be had in white only :and lounder like real linen. 72x72 inches is the size. A very fine quality at this low price. 3S feet of our window display space is given over this week to a complete showing of beautiful table linens choose your linen from this display or instead, come in and visit the linen section. FOR FINE LINENS ViBtegg Truth in AdvertisinygBjgogK, Linen 20 intnS Cloths $20.00 Linen Finish dQ CA Napkins, Doz.y5-vJ These Crisp new arrivals come In pure white with ' cleverly subdued designs that appeal to those who like pretty nap kins. They launder perfectly. QUALITY VALUE SERVICE Postmaster McCall Starts Annual Christmas Slogan Early This Year Mull Burly! Thai's the national lllhltl II: HlOgUtl Of lllO POMt offU'0 llo- purttuvnt. t'ovtmustor iMit'all has received a loiter from Hurry S. Now, poHtumHtcr Kommil ul Washington, uniting hi in o cooperate with the nowsptport, the i:nnimr 01 romnii'in'. punm HonouiH, picture houses mill "11 oihor avail able agencies for this ucodod publi city In iho "mull early" ciuupnign. Twelve o'clock midnight of fiecorp her 24, the local office will stop public service, wit li only such em- ployes on hufld as nro required to i make tho regular dispatches of first oUsa mull to tho tmin!t. While Christmas day Is u legal hol iday, tho exigencies of tho postal service at thin season of tho year have been such that In years past it has been felt necessary to mnkc the deliveries of mall end iTQ snb sti.ntlnlly the same service on Christ mas' as any other day. Two years ago the dopartiuent mado an effort to broak Into this custom as far as possible and set 1 2 o'clock noon as tho time tor cessa tion of business. This worked ren9onably well, uud one year ago the time for closing was made 11:00. This year, with tho Inaugurating of a "mall early" campaign of publi city local post office employes will bo able to enjoy Christmas liko other people, with the entire day a holi day. Harry Poole, local theater man. volunteered to assist Postmaster Mc Call and is dally at each performance at his theaters, running slides, "Mall Christmas Packages Karly." REDUCED LOAD UNDER PROTEST W. A. Foster Adamant in Forc ing Stage to Lighten Lug gage Yesterday Like moths , around an arc llg'it or buzzards hovering over their kill. did the curious populace crowd around the Howard and Grimes stage on Sixth and Main which was just about to leave for Medford yes terday afternoon. It was an argument between tbo driver and State Traffic Officer W. A. Foster, over the load tho stage should carry. The driver did most of the talking, and the officer, ufter delivering his edict that the luggage load must be reduced, the listening. Tbe .load was reduced. Lynch and Willis Cases Are Set It will bo on December 8 that Everett Lynch and Alvln Willis .will appear In Justice court to fight out to the end tbolr claims of lnuo cence of the charge of possession of Intoxicating liquor. In the mean time tbe two men are released un der bond of 1150. each. Ed Wilklns, Indicted by the grand Jury on the charge, of uttering a bad check for $30, entered a plea of not guilty, when bo was arraigned yesterday beforo Judge Leavltt. Court of Honor Holds First Meet Tho first court of honor was hold In Klamath Kails last evening with E. X. Kendall presiding in the place of D. V. Kuykendall. The board of examiners met in the Amorlcun Legion room at seven o'clock and passed the boys. Promptly at eight o'clock the court orderlies escorted the eight scouts, who were to appear Into Circuit Judge Lcavltt's court room. Then tbo court commission!? riled .Into the Jury box. The color,; guard took their stations, the Judgov went to tho bench, the salute to the flag and the pledgo of allegiance was given. i i ' i The following bpyn, 0,11 - of trpopf one, under the direction, of Julius Mueller, scoutmaster, were advance In ranks as follows: Thomas Massoy,' George Maiisey, Robert Morrison, Chester Hnmaker and Hubert Totton to socond class scouts; Elmer Wllker Bon and Itohort Hunter to first class scout; Moris; Swanson, received merit badges and advanced to stnr scout, Rwanson received badges as follows: KlreniianRhlp, safety first, first aid lo animals, path rinding and swimming. At the close of tho court, Judge Kendall gave a talk on scouting to i tho boys, while Dr. Mass Of. 6q woildi'rffti Oilim fori Itbm .tjnd urgei na vano .,v roJpiriJ'.s y the boys, while Dr. Massey told thorn portuhltlcs he acll hip to aM lnir-.iM shin, Sue Ikcia p), kfvMuh , , ' QL 1 4m A New Thanksgiving Suit and Overcoat It's your .winter insurance against the wea ther stylish, warm, good looking. The style is tailored into finest woolens tailored to stay. -4,1 , . Our prices take care of the economy feature. To the man who wants to and to the man who is accustomed to buying quality, we say "He is assured of getting more than he expects for his money," this fall and winter. The oldest exclusive clothing store in Klam ath stands ready to meet your needs, quality garments, at " Ain't NEW YOilK. Mrs. Caolldgo and tall Dry Queen Mary arc .'cited by the lie- examples Steal precious minutes from kitchen cfntd- V V ll r gcry by serving New Style H-0 Quick Mil H Jk H'fl Cooking Oats for breakfast! J IIM 4J On and oft' the (ire in 2 minutes! A new ... WW na'? breakfast dtHt. Filled with flavor-packed ; W with nourishment! V Oat flakes that cook into granular oatmeal. HITirK fOAlf Ifcir 12S5 Smooth and firm in texture, yet retaining IJUIvn. vUUlVINU asir the roughage that stimulates digestion. OA.TS 'S' i That "all-night cooked" r vo 'H8 fyrorinonlytooninu,' . I'OR MORE THAN II " H O h0hv OATI tXS OFUllAtlTY I'llorilJCTS rjwwlll i lir.tsirrAHuiriri ffyfl't VUnHpmiU" iS&L WKBmi oroiioMiirAoPAMCAini Hmtni: iw ifP' ar man's $35 Mad at Nobody" Goods Association as good low In the matter or early Chrlnlmaii shopping. tor every woman to fol I