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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1925)
Friday, December 11, 192H EVENING HERALD, KJ,AMATII FALLS, OREGON Pace FIva The Startling Stock REDUCTION Is still in full swing and will continue until the entire stock is satisfactorily reduced. The fact that the sale will continue is no reason for you to put off buying. The unparalleled low prices make it imperative for you to BUY NOW while you still have an opportunity to choose instead of taking what is left. SUITS All wool hand tailored $35.00 suits now .selling at $23.45 Every suit is this year's styles and shades. No left overs of old stock. OVERCOATS All wool materials $22.50 coats now $14.85 These too are new shades and styles. This is not a sale of has bcens. TWO TROUSER SUITS Going Fast At $19.85 SUIT CASES BAGS TRUNKS Fibre cases 1 $1-50 Fibre bags $1.45 Steel Steamer $9.45 Leather cases $6.85 Leather bags $7.85 Samson trunk $16.85 HEAVY ARMY SOX, 2 pair 25c WOOL MIX SOX, 2 pair 45c All Wool All Wool All Wool SHIRTS BLAZERS STAG SHIRTS Regular $6.00 Values Regular $5.00 and $6.00 $4.85 $3.95 Heavy duty( doubje sleeves, Fancy checks and plaids Fancy checks and plaids chest and back Cotton Blankets Wool Blankets Wool Mixed Blankets Nashua moth proof 72x84 . . 60x76 Double Double d- jej $2.35 $4.95 ' This entire stock is clean seasonable goods. I am not trying to unload a lot of old shelf-worn merchandise. I have been in business here only a year. 75 per cent of the merchandise has been in the store only two or three months. The confidence I have in the Quality is backed by a Money Back (juarantee on eVery article. HOME OF THE WORKINGMEN Lloyd Ryan MAIN AT NINTH ST. ,1 Tn AcL- f r Or AT TTDI7 Al A M on Boundary Award OUTWITS INDIAN DUBLIN, Doc. 11. OP) The Irish republicans, whose representative in Hi" I a 1 1 Klrcmin signed a declara tion iHMt night, declaring unalter able '.pponltloii to tho partitioning ot Ireland, now are contemplating the possibility of securing a refor- r-iiiiinn mi the London ,boanderr I agreement. It Is believed, however, that be came cf their numerical minority In tie dall ninl the senate, they will j be unable to fulfill the necessary preliminary, conditions. Ilefero a referendum Is possible there must be demand by two rutin of the members of tho Dall or a majority of the senate. Alleged Forger Taken in Cus tody at Klamath Tire Shop Yesterday sheriff's office and In a trio Ilut ler was on his way to J. ill. A search of his effects revealed another check, with tho (also sig nature of P. P. McCredlo of Chllo nuln inscribed. Dutlor waived pri ltmlnury examination In Justice Court ami was bound ovor to the Klamath county grand Jury. KIIA.MOKIN, I'a. - This borough, in tho heart of the anthracite region, is mining coal In a sewer so that It will po longer be necessary to heat municipal buildings with electricity. The new tires were on the car, It was after 3 o'clock and the bank was closed when B. Duller, Indian, of ChlloqOlo, offered H. E. ('nlklnsj a check for 1155 In payment fori the tires. Calkins, became suspicious of the check, partly because Ilutler had; come Into his establishment, the Klamath Tiro Shop, earlier In the day but had fihowed no disposition to buy tires until after 3 p. m., when tbe bank closed. .So Calkins sent his aide, Henry Iturke, over to the First National Dank with the check and it was found there that It was a forgery on tho name of P. P. McCredle of Chllo'iuln. Tho bank called tho Cost of Shines to Mount in Portland PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. 11. (VP)--Tho price of a shoo shlno here will return tomorrow to the war time level 15:, If the Portland Shoe Shlno Shop owners association, organized last night, succeeds In carrying out its plans. Tho price for several years has been 10 ceots. The as sociation also decided on Sunday closing and fixing hours from 7:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. dally, except Saturday, when the closing will bo 10:30 p. m. TRUTHFUL, INTELLIGENT Advi vice on Meats Do you know good meat when you see it? Most housewives depend on "their butcher" to give them good meat, and value the advice of a good meat man. Let our experienced meat men help y ou select your next roast. We are more than pleased to help you, if yo u don't know just the cut you want EQUIPPED TO SELL CHEAPER Operating our markets in connection with our stores, selling for cash, and having no delivery expense, enables us to sell cheaper. Quality is not sacrificed for a price, and when you buy meat from Stone's you can rest assured that you are getting the best value in town. 423 Main St. Meats and Groceries I'- jN j Modern Food Stores t'rvV ' )A 717-719 Main St. Meats and Groceries ft the PINF TRFF Admirers of Ramon Novarro wlfl have the opportunity to see their fa vorite in a new kind of role when "The Hod Lily" comes to tbe. Pine Tree theater "tonight. He will appear, not only as a lov er, but also as an apache of the Paris slnms a youth who has allow ed himself to lose all self respect and none into the dregs of society. Novarro has lately come to the pre .'ith great rapidity. His popular ity has increased tremendously in side of a year. Following the splen did impression he made In Rex In graham's "Scuramoucho." he played in "Thy Name is Woman" for Fred Nlblo nnd then returned to Ingram in "Tho Arab." Now comes "The Red Lily" which was written by Mr. Nlblo himself, and which promises to ecllpso all of Novarro's previous efforts. The cast also Includes such favor ite players bs Enid Bennett, Wallace Reery. Frank Currier, Rosemary Thcliy, Mitchell Lewis and many others. Trouble Piling Up For Harold Grange NEW YORK, Dec. 11. (P) Troubles aro' piling up for Red Grango in his das'.i tnward a mil lion or something near that. The foctball flash from Wheaton, 111., lasted but one period when his team, the Chicago Bears, played tha Pittsburgh all-stars In Pittsburgh yesterday. Thea a doctor found that ho had burst a blood vessel and a ligament had beon torn in ono Bjftn. . At the same time the motion pic ture theatre owners .of America an nounced in New York, the star's proposed picture would not bo al lowed in any of their theatres If the $300,000 check' advanced to bo placed la escrow by the Arrow Pic tures Corporation last Monday should prove to be "bunk publicity." he -will appreciate a Gift of Tools oAt The LIBERTY There is a compelling fascination and an over fresh charm woven about the Royal Northwest Mounted Police with their record of indomitable pluck, courage nnd resourcefulness; and across the snowy backgrounds of "The Bloodhound," a tale of tho far North, a colorful nnd spectacular story crashes its way with tho thun der ot a wintor avalanche. There Is plenty ot riding nnd fast action, with the beautiful backgrounds that only a good "snow picture" can provide. "The Bloodhound" plays at tho Lib erty theater tonight. . LONDON Queen Mary often Is lean these mornings personally do ing her Christmas shopping early. Most ot her gifts are purchased in little shops off tho beaten track of commerce, particularly those run by ex-service men. I i If you like to give useful gifts and can't decide what; we sug gest that you see what tools he needs. We have tools for the Motor ist, the Radio Fan, the Mech anic and for he who likes to do work about the house. When you give tools just cne or a whole set, you are giving longtime usefulness and service. BALDWIN HARDWARE CO. "The Winchester Store" 418 Main Phone 261 x
