The Evening herald., December 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

MflOdttf, December 14, 1025
EVENING HER ALP, KfcA MATH FALLS, OREGON
Mainly A bouta- People
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Final showing tonight o(
'Two Fisted Jones'
lUrrip vorutlli Jink Hoxlo
i flushing, ubmWpi west
mi nllh IiIk tight! and ilur-
iik horaomananlp,
TUESDAY
man Rutb liiiur in
'The Girl on the Stairs"
A grunt mystery story with
DOWl IhrlllK.
PCCKETT in city
p, .1, Puokolt, on of HiS Sffc
known Klamath ooiinty men, rjwUr
lux ut Korii Point, wiiii in Klamath
I'n I In over thi0wiok uiiil.
I. nun! I'M HACK
Kniiiii p. Rodolpb, accountant i
Oakland, win, spend iiiiinliliinilili'
llipg in k in inn i h county mi Builnwu.
arrived In the illy gdjudny evcnlm.
llu plans to Im barn for Mvoraj 'li'V
u;il la milling the boUl White, i'ol 1
riin guests wlillti In tho i lly.
WILLIAMS IIKRK
II. p, V i II In 11 1 M jmld lll l':' I'llO
of lilii- fnjiiiii'in Intuition iiikI il" .
i 'hi' trips ovi-r the wool ''ii l (rem
iii home iu Mniin.
i;.t;i.i HTAMP WINDOW
POUniMtot UoClUI a n n o im ii 1 1 lliln
moraine Hint throughout ttacj nntin
ii. i- of tin! ('Iirlnlnias holldiiy rnh
thro Hump windows win be ppon ui
llin pout pffkl lo in rulnllioi'illo tllu
Christmas . I upper, lio are mnll
Inn thi Ir i.iii't nails day.
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Fine Stationery
One of Jhe moit acceptable gifts j
tationeryf No one ever has too
much of it. This year we have a vide
variety of new styles, new shades,
and new packages.
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See the clever boxes covered with
silks, cretonnes and velvets. Prices
range from 65c to $10.00.
PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES
Imported and domestic perfumes in
all the new fine odors. Beautiful
boxes with silken linings; crystal
bottles; gold and silver niounted
compacts and lip sticks Toilet
waters in infinite variety, i
Gift Sets, prices from
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IIHOFORU PEOPLE
Mr.' and Mm. I: Harry of Mod
loril arrived in Mniiiath Fail ori
Miniiiiy mill lire among tin- ' 1 1 i
topping, ut Ibo lnii"l White IV'Ci'.n
MAW I'dft'U.tMl PEOPLE
Over Sunday round a number ql
Portland vlMlton in i hi- i lly, i urn,
hero on business mid hoiiiu on pi a-
Hiiro. Among them were it. II. Bobb
A. 1. Mink, A. N Wyioof, W. ii
Ulory, II. 6eler, I', iliirin y, C
H. Cunmon, H. W. Pnrdell, l.. II
llaliiB, K. K. Jewolt, I. N. Iiruln
rd, Walter It, Frill and It. O. Me-Crueken,
ritl'IT M S IIKRK
A ! v I j i ParadlK ui :'urramento, eon
necterl with the I'mlfli: Kmlt I'ro
auci), wae umoni tin; wek end ' In-
Horn here from tin south. Mr. Para
din oxpeetH to ! here for lororol
day on business
SfNDAI IIL'.VTINfi
fharliB Sehaal and W. Henry Cook
uponi Sunday at Tnle lake hunting
ilutkn. The bllntera n.turned home
lam evening with 'a Eood bag of tb
lilrdH.
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KODAKS
This year there are several new ones. The new
Vest Pocket Model B sells for five doUars. An
ideal gift for boy or girl. Other models in the
various sizes range from $6.00 to $50.00. Kodak
albums from fifty cents up.
Suggestions.
Our stock of holiday
goods is very com
plete. Space forbids
more than a mention
of even a few. Look
over the list. Gifts
suitable for all at
prices you can afford
to pay.
Smoking Stands
Bibles
Toilet Sets
Hair Brushes
Children's Books
Eversharp Pencils
Shaving Stands
Military Brushes
Perfume
Atomizer
Bill Folds
Mirrors
Cigar Humidors
Fountain Pins
Manicure Sets
Key Cases
Hand Bags
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V'vL. KLAMATH FALLS OREGON wS
V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE U V'i
.iltOUXI) THE LAKH
A. J. Connolly and Jimmy fJatigli.
nrty enjoyed a motor trip around
the lake Sunday, mopping for a shor.
while to hunt.
IT. H. UTADDBif HEBE
George Tonkin of Sacramento. I.'
s. game warden, arrived In Klamath
Pallii Saturday nlcbt from Sacramen
to and yesterday journeyed to the
Tule lake countr;. where ho secured
Hpci.'irncnn of elck ducks. Mr. Tonkin
will t.iko tho ducks south with him
for examination. When the duck epl-
oemic in Tulo lake was at Its height,
Mr. Tonkin spent several days here
Investigating the situation.
DOJVN KKOM ( IIIMMJl'IN
Mm. Nellie Strowbrldge. a well
known resident of Chlloquin, was a
visitor Jn Klamatti Falls over iba
week end.
MKItltll.l, SHEEPMEN VISIT
flick I.acey and William Quill, both
Identified with the sheep industry
of Klamath, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Klamath Falls. Lacoy and
yuill Die rcsldlSfa of Merrill. They
stopped at the Hall hotel.
MK. AN,) MRS. BVAX8 VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elans of Chilo
'1'iiti. where tho former is connected
with the Shell Oil station, were in
the city calling- on Mr. and Mrs.
Walter West yesterday.
MKHTIXO WITH MRS. Hl'RX
Wednesday afternoon the ladlis
of tHo A. N. W. club will be the
guests of Mrs. Jennie llurn a; her
home on Fourth and Pine.
I EBBS
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY THEIR DRUGS
I, II, I, IAN SCOlTll.f.Ii tUi
.Mi--. Lillian Bpotdold l confine
to her home toilny sufferhiK with aa
attaob of In wlppe.
Theatre
IL ia our Pleasure to Present
The Ten Commandments"
With a most distinguished cast. The spectacle
of the ages the greatest sermon ever preached.
Special Prices
latinee: Children 10 cents Adults 85 cent$
Evenings: Children 10 cents, Adults "50 cents
One show only each afternoon and evening
.Starling at two o'clock and eight o'clock. Full
orchestra each performance.
BUSINESS WOMEN TONIGHT
The annual election of officers for
the Huslncss and Professional
Women of Klamath Falls will he
held this evening at tho conclusion
of n six-thirty dinner of tho mem
bers at the hotel White Pelican. The
election will he held in the sun
room of the hostelry.
Among tho offlcors who have
served tho club for the past year
are: Miss Frances Ilontty, presi
dent; Miss Chloe Palmer, Vice presi
dent; Mrs, Lorene Peasley. treas
urer and Mrs. flertrudo Moore, sec
retary. Miss Jo Upp of The First National
Hank has been In chnrge of the
reservations for the dinner.
AT (TSIM1XUS ROME
The annual Christmas party of
tbo P. 'E. O. club will be held to
morrow evening at the home of Mrs.
IC. 11. Cummlngs n Washington, A
program bus been arranged for and
a Christmas gift exchange will take
plnce.
LOCAL MKX HUNT
J. A. Perry, George Fife, U. 1).
Amleke, Mi M. Mnssey and W. South
well were among tho local men who
enjoyed a hunting trip to Tule lake
over Sunday. Tho hunters left early
yesterday and brought back a nice
bunch of ducks.
ONK CAR HKdlSTKHS
Just one cur registered at the
chamber of commerce office Up un
til late this afternoon, C. J. Pasvnr
of nod niuff, Calif., registering this
morning,
I'VHTV WEDNESDAY EVE.M.Vti
For their members and families
tho members of. the Eastern Star are
being hostesses n Wednesday even
lug with u card party and social
CHRISTIAN LADIES IIAZAAR
Holding Annual Baaanr m stain And
Seventh On Tuesday
Tomorrow the ladies of the
Christian church will hold their aa
nual bazaar and cooked food sale in
tho office recently vacated by the
Ilellman Real estate office on Main
and Seventh.
DANCE TONIGHT
St. Mary's Alt Society Hostesses
This Evening at Sciiniliii Hall
Seandin lfall will be tho. scene of
a dancing party tonight when the
ladies of. St. Mary's "Altar society
will bo hostesses to the public with
a Christmas dance. The dance is
being given In conjunction with the
baxaar which Ihtf ladlas held ;n Sat
urday. The sale was one of the
most successful the ladles have ever
enjoyed.
REfURN FROM PORTLAND
Mr. and Mrs.- Leslie Rogers re
turned on Saturday from Portland
where they snent the past fortnight
on business mid plcasuro.
APPLEGATB VISITS SISTER
Captain t). C. Applegate, spent
several days of the past week with
his sliiler. Mrs. . Alice Sargent at
Jacksonville. .Mrs. Sargent has been
ill tor some time.
I, KIT TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. Leo lloustn and
children, Eldn and Allen left this
morning for San Jose. California,
whero they plan to spend the winter
and to perhaps locnte permanently)!
T. B, Mctcnlt connected with the
Shell oil company has been trans
ferred from Chilotiuiu to Klamath
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Give Useful Presents
"Timeand tide wait for no
man," says an age-old phitoiO'
pher, and we might add,
neither does Christmas. Day
by day the hours speed by and
suddenly you realize it is
Christmas. What about your
shopping?
Our assortment is now com
plete suits, dresses, coals,
Everything for the awn, every
thing for the woman lingerie,
dainty V little handkei chiefs.
Are these not very appropri
ate gifts for the Christmas sea
son? But the best of this as
sortment will be gone if you
wait too long.
So shop early I
THE CHRISTMAS STORE
((.J (O G'ift Suggestions
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Boudoir Caps," 69c to $1.29
In peach, blue, and lavender. Trimmed with lace and ribbon
flowers.
Silk Under Things' will delight the feminine heart 98c to $9.90
Hosery, pure silk, in all the latest colors, full fashioned
$1.49 to $1.98
Women's travel cases, all leather, steel frames, silk lined, just
an ideal gift for her $5.95 to $15.75
Silk novelties, powder puff, pin cushions, sachet dress hangers
etc 69c to $1.49
Under arm bags and vanity cases. Real leather, silk lined with
requisets .- ' $1.39 to $11.50
Parasols, a good assortment to, choose from. All good colors
and fancy handles $1.39 to $7.98
Ladies bath robes, made of the best grade of "silk, quilted and
corduory in ps.nsy, lavender, American Beauty,1 peacock blue
and delf blue. These will please $3.39 to $16.50
i Felt Comfort Slippers
That will keep her feet warm. Best grade felt in latest colors
79c to $1.98
Make This the Kiddies' Christmas Stpre.
Bunny boots with red tops, fleece lined for, wet weather ....$1.95
wet weather $1.95
Kid gloves, wool lined $1.19
Knit gloves and mittens ...49c to $1.98
Jersey gloves with gauntlets - - 49c .
Sweaters and blazers will keep them warm $3.29 to $5.49
Don't forget our toy department in the basement. It will pay
you to see our toys first. A dollar saved is a dollar made.
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TIES They never have enough, and it will be safe to
buy him one. We just received a shipment of Christmas
cut silk ties at 69c to 1.49.
Knit ties, wonderful color combinations in Christmas boxes 98c
Bow ties in latest styles in Christmas boxes 49c
Men's bath robes, best grade of beacon blanket cloth, trimmed
with satin collar and cuffs, also some with silk cords. A gift
always lemembered $3.98 to $12.75
Men's felt slippers $1.19 to $1.59
Kid leather in three different styles $2.75
Suits, best grade of fabrics and hand tailoring.
4.98 to 20.00
Overcoats $6.98 to $25.00
Caps, with and without ear flaps 98c to $1.49
Shoes - $3.90 to $5.50
Oxfords $3.90 to $7.50
Scarfs and mufflers 98c to $2.49
Ties, handkerchiefs, hose, sweaters, blazers make excellent gifts
RA-PILCHER CO
INCORPORATED
Tfevartment Stores
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