The Evening herald., December 18, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

Friday, Dccciiihcr IS, 11)25
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEW LAMP BURNS
94 AIR
Beats Electric or Gai
A new (ill lump Hint Itlrtl mi iiin
imlnnly lirlllliinl. (Oft, wliii" IIkIiI,
nvi'ii betler Hum ran nr i li d i Icily,
linn been tostod by iiin U, h. aorarn.
mini mill 81 loading iiuhrarsltlsa
mill in. ii.. i in bit niiiurior in in or
dinary nil lamp. II IdiniH Willi. ml
odor, imoka or ,noUt on bumping
up; In sltnplo, eh. mi, wife. Duma 04
uiii mill u common koroaene (ennl
oil).
Tho Inventor. V. M. Julinmin, 101
North iiniim Ave. Portland, Oro.,
In offering I" KOnd ii litmii on 10
dnya' FltEIC trial, or oven to give
one FltBB to the fimi user in soon
locality wim win lu ip iii in Introduoo
it. Willi) him todsy for roll parti
cular, Ainu uHh bun in ogpluln bow
you oan gel tlio agsnqy, and without
expsrloneo nr money muku miio to
1600 par month.
cow
Broken in a day
Hill tct yukAly ttopcoldiln 14 houri.
IVvrr jnJ hoiL.hc diuppcu. Grippe l
cootjurird In J dtye, lively winter it HVM
imlburu dancer and dt ; imfott. IWt tale
(Iuiko, don t ilfljy an hour. Oct the beat
lltlp KICIKC ktKiWd.
be Sure Ii'i
mm
Cci Red Dux
Price 30c
UININE
wttli porrtili
Pierce Denies He
Plans Changes in
State Boys' School
HA I, KM, Orn Due. 18. Reports
olroulatfd imrii iiini QoVornor Pierce
i-nnti'inpinii'H asking tba utiiin board
nf OODtrol In Hun nvnr In Hie Mule
penitentiary tut old boyi training
ollOOl, Iiin liiillillmt fiiini which iln
imy arc now bolni tranaorrod la
the now sohool iM'iti' VVdodhnrn, in
ho operated mi mi Intermediary
prlHiio for firm offender, wnm dn
niid 1 ii in morning by the governor.
llcpnrln WOfg In Hut effect 'Hint
a. m. Dklrympla, raoently deposod
11 n warden of tha panJtantlary, was
laUd m bo named by tba governor
mi xupurliilnudont of tho auxiliary
prison,
Kaplan - Herman
Battle Tonight
NKW VOKK. Dec, IK. (,Vl
l.nuln (Kltll Knjiliin nf Merldcn,
Cunn., n ml llali" Herman nf Cull
fnrnln, nml New York, meet at
Muilltion Hiimiri' Hardin tonight, In
1 their seventh out. The feather
I iiinwiiiitiit, titlo will bo in make.
Kaplan, tha champion, mien a slight
favorite for lie hoi uttalnvtl tho
physical pi'lfi't'llnil whirl ho (III
ployed in th ohsmpronshlp tourne-
, uiunt liml winter wlittn he obtained
tho crown,
French Minister to
Straighten Finance
PARIS, DM, 11 i'li hi Doumer,
tha now minister or finance, ba
boon duly installed In Otflod mid
bai begun bis Work in aid France in
mitiiiiiK I'd wuy nut of the financial
slough. ,
iiin flrii nays will bs to acceler
ate iiin vniiiii! nr the budgel by par
llswsht, Hi' will leave other finan
cial problems to be deal! with later
In tbnlr proper order.
Britain to Get
Away with Steal
of Turkish Oil
LONDON, Deo, 18, (p; A most
bonsful view taken ho'rs regarding
tho nit nut Ion growing out of the
endorsement iy the league of na-
HnrtH nf OregJ Britain's position ro
ipootlng Hi" Mosul Imundnry lu the
kingdom of Irak, la Hint opportnu
lly now In to On given nrKotliunri
to attempt to araiiKi' 11 friendly 1:11
dorHlandlnx lintwinn Turk'') anil
(iroat Britain. Armed hostilities
I between Gorhumy and iirt-ut. Britain
I ovit Iiin lulti r h:i vltiic k, riiri'd inuu-
idste for rich oil and agricultural
1 n'Kinii" ore nut considered probable
either In London or In lititKiii' of
nulluiiH I'lrt'loH.
Buy for her practical Xmaa itl
lit II, 'ii ll.'cln'n llr.nu Klmp, 1 :!U Hn.
Till SI., DOXt In BhastS I'ul''. t Al v 1
10-10
I .mn dri'MHt'S on iinki at Hon Do
gin's Dress Shop for only in. (Adv)
1519
Silk nndiTW i'iir and nil It nllpx msk
prin t leal Xuiuh Kill" ut lieu IiuRln'B
DreiiH Shop, 1 2'J So. 7th St., next
to Shimlu etlfe. (Advl 18-18
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Christmas Suggestions
For Those Who May Be In Doubt
All Practical and Will be Appreciated
PURSES AND UNDER THE
ARM BAGS
An exceptional assortment in vari
ous leathers and styles
Prices $2.95 to $8.50
ALL DOLLS IN STOCK
V2 Price
You can select from our entire
stock of dolls and save one-half
price.
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HiHISH COAT
mi
GIVEN BkUL
STATE BANK
Coercion Charge Unfounded
Decision of Statt; Bank
ing Board at Salem
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
Letter to Wavering Bank In
troduced as Evidence;
Quiz Portland Man
HALKM, Oro,, Dec. 1ft. The slate
bshklng board lain yesterday cleur
ed Krank C. Ilranrvoll, htulo bakn
luperlntendent, ol bjterred charges
bought by Portland Natl nal bank
Dftlclals, that be had been arbitrary
and coercive In bl efforts to reor
Kanlte a certain iwcitern Oregon
bank that wan on tho verge of col
InOSO. On tho 'lueatlon of whether
a charter will be IsSncd by lirum
well u tho Portland National bunk
to iiorvo as a ronsrv dupoultory
for late banks no dOClllcn hat yet
beou rca.hed. Uramwell aald that
he would act on the application as
noon us It Is completed. Should hh
rnllng bo unfavorable and Hie bank
wish to appeal to t!e board, tho
latter manifested a willingness to
(ako up tho caso without delay.
Brsmwell was clearf l relative to
Ills business dealings with the un
identified bank when the board un
animously adopted a resolution pre
pared by Stale Troisnrer Kay.
Tho Incident that brought Uram
well under fire was a letter signed
by himself as superintendent of
banks, proposing that the wavering
bank be revived by plains; a mem
ber of his department In charge with
a 12 months option to buy the hank,
his salary to be $250 a month and
the bank stock to bo placed fn es
crow with tho state bank super
intendent. When Will B. Halno3, president
of the Portland National bank, was
placed on the stand he said he still
believed "there are discrepancies In
tho hanking department," bul said
he could not give his reasons be
cause of the confidential nature of
the information coning to him.
HAIL YE
Christmas Shopp
The busy shopping season is here everyone hustling everywhere,
spreading good will. We wish to remind you that ALL THE
SWEETMEATS OF THE SEASON are on display at both
Stone's Stores and Markets. No te our prices.
FANCY SATIN FINISH MIXED CANDY
An excepionally high grade mixed candy
15c
Per
Pound
4
Lbs.
69c
The finest assortment in town of high grade assorted candies. Special
prices to churches and societies.
THOUSANDS OF
HANDKERCHIEFS
For your selection. White and
colored, plain and embroidered,
Each 5c to 50c
Fancy or plain in boxes
' 50c to $3.59
JAPANESE WEAR FOR GIFTS
Handkerchief boxes, Glove boxes,
and other novelty boxes, vases,
etc.
FANCY PLAID WOOL SCARFS
Everyone of them are new and
they make very acceptable gifts
Prices from, $2.98 to $3.98
RUBBER APRONS
for Christmas
For children and grown ups, new
patterns, new colors and styles
Prices from 59c to $1.65
KAYSER PRODUCTS
A I way; a gift of quality. Gloves,
hose, silk underwear, petticoats,
gowns and etc. You will find the
prices lower than last year and
the style somewhat different.
RAYON SILK UNDERWEAR
Vests 89c to $1.25
Bloomers $1.68 to $1.98
These are new styles and give ex
ceptional wear.
Gifts from Hector's arc always
sure to please because there is al
ways so much that is wanted to
Holrct from.
KAYSER AND HOLEPROOF
HOSE
Black and Colors
Holeproof --$1.00 to $3.00
Kayset $1.50 to, $4.50
A
Real
Gift
Shop
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Shasta iew
The weather has been so fine thii
fall that ditch work both on the
oalntglng of tho main canal ond
work in the new high lino ditches
has been progressing nicely.
Claude Kirkpatrlck. Harry Hosac
and Hen Hltoherson of Dorrls woro
lu this section three days tho first
of the week hunting and culling on
friends and relatives.
I Alice itml I.nretl.-i Fisher have
been quite III for two weeks of
, whooping cough but aro improving
aavs i .1 .in lie. ii ii mil; ),,,', la. n . ,.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ward of
Klamath Falls were Sunday visitors
ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Hal ley.
A. M. Thomas of Klamath Falls
spent the week end at his home
In Malln with his family. Mrs.
Thomas and mother Mrs. Wois re
turned to tho Falls with him Mon
de? where tho latter will lake
chiropractic treatments for sciatica
which has been troubling her for
snmelimo.
Tho Bazaar held at the Broad
way Theatre by tho ladles of the
Helping Hand society Friday even
ing was qulto nvell attended and
everything sold. The booths were
neatly decorated which added ma
terially to tho appearance. The
short program was gn 'd. fancy work
and aprons sold fust, candy deli
clous, pie and koloces oajoyed by
the men nnd bo.-s and tho fish
pond attracted both old and young.
Afler tho bazaar closed tho young
people enjoyed dancing for an hour
with the player piano assisted by A.
Kallna flourishing tho snare drum
Sticks which proved to those pres
ent that, he Is not only a good mer
chant nnd community booster, but
STRENGTH -SAVING
Nowadays nearly every
one is impressed with the
health-building nnd strength
isaving merit of
Scott's Emulsion
i of invigorating cod-liver oil.
Millions of bottles are sold
piorv vpar A vprv little used
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.1 I 1 -1 L..IIJ. A .
reguiariy aauy duhos
health and helps keep
the body in slrern'tn. nj
I Scolt & Downc. ntoonilii'ta. N J.
Walnuts, Calif., No.
1, soft shell, 3 lbs
Plum Pudding, 1 lb
cans, fancy
Crab meat, fancy
white meat, halves ...
Raisin Special, 25
lb box, seedless
$1.00
35c
29 c
$1,95
Mixed Nut3, new crop, QQ n
iciiii;j nuin, -j jus s
Mince Meat, the best, OAr 9
uiaiiujr iiovui, iu
Bulk Dates,
fancy, 2 lbs
Milk, tall cans, by (tl Ifi
the dozen P 1 . X ej
STONE'S "SPECIAL" COFFEE
Fresh roasted. You will like this
bulk coffee best fcl QC
1 lb 46c; 3 lbs
Pumpkin makes delicious
pies, 2 cans OaJC
STONE'S VACUUM COFFEE
Nothing finer in good coffee, at any
price, 1 lb 58c; t 1 A
2"- lbs P.
Cora, fancy country
gentlemen, 2 cans ....
45c
423
Main St.
In Our Meat Markets
719
Main St.
SKINNED HAMS
Roast ham for Christmas
dinner, whole or half, lb
35c
PORK ROASTS
For your Christmas dinner, pound,
20c, 25c, 28c
Poultry will be high and scarce. We have some choice roasting hens. Shop
early for them. We have bacon squares, 30c lb. Brisket bacon, 33c lb.
Side "bacon in light, heavy or mediu m, at 40c lb.
Our hamburger and sausage ground fresh daily in our own markets. We
cut nothing but choice young beef. Few people are disappointed in meats
bought at STONE'S.
717-719
Main. St.
is able to assist in the orchestra.
The school at Shasta View will
give a short program Friday and
school will be closed until after tho
holidays.
"The Dutch Detective" will he pre
sented at the Community hail Fri
day evening, December . ISth., by
the Malln High school. Come and
enjoy tho fun.
Tho Helping Hand meets with
Mrs. J. L. Bailey. Wednesday. Elec-,
Hon of officers. Better come If
yon do not want an office.
the truth of the homely saying that
"all is not gold that glitters."
In the photoplay Marie Provost,
with her exotic beauty, wil portray
tho colorful peacock sister to Cor
nelia, who will be interpreted by
Helene Chadwick. beloved by fans
for tho wistful charm of her: per
sonality. The man in the case will
be none other than Monte Blue,
while Lllyan Taahman, Arthur Ran
kin, Mary McLaren. John Patrick,
Vera Lewis and others complete tho
cast of "Tho Dark Swan."
cAt The LIBERTY
In a career notable for good pic
tures, Tom Mix has done nothing
more pleasing than his portrayal of
'The Trouble Shooter." which ploys
tonight at the Liberty theater. The
story hy Frederick and Fanny Hal
ion, deals with a western wire re
pairman for a big mountain power
company.
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oAt the 'PINE TREE
Tho popularity of physical, beauty
on one hand uud tho dreary lone
sont&ness of the plain girl, la the ab
sorbing theme of "The Dark Swan"
translated onto the screen from
Eruest Pascal's "host seller." Which
will ho offered movie patrons by
tho Pine Tree Theater tonight.
With his vivid pen Ernest Pn -eal
has, painted the deep struggle
of the plain sister, whoso ehnrni
lies In her brilliant mind and sweet
disposition an opposed to her more
beautiful sister, who is given love
nnd ndulntton with a lavish hand,
for no other reason that she posses
ses what her sister has not "sex
nppeal."
Both sisters go their' separate
ways- one guy and tilled with roses,
the other grey nnd weary until
Lewis Dike comes along to com
plete the triangle. Both Eve and
Cornelia want his lovo. but Dike,
notwithstanding his sympathetic af
fection for tho "dark swan," is
swept otf his feet hy the gorgeous
Eve. whom hn marries. Only In find
Sweetly
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WITH
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Everyone hopes to receive a copious supply of
really fine candy on Christmas. Everyone feels a cer
tain flattery in receiving Krausc's Stellar Chocolates
recognized as supreme in quality
Varied sizts suited to the
different persons on your
Chiistnus list priced
SI. 52. S). ii
Another gift of rare delight
Kuuse's La Vista Cho
ol.ites I lie confer! ions coated
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at i -v- 'i ni'j isiji. i'i mini wweots nnn HaiH -
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