The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 13, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Friday, December 13, 1029 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRE3 Vontnrn Union Gift OrdeiH Aecoptgtl l)y This Storu. mad hp tmofi XIM V W Iff If fJTWP.S If GIFT GLOVES of the famous Bacmo quality COLORED KID GLOVES Dreiw Glove of the bout grade. Made of nervice hIjIo wanhahle kid. In large choice of ithades. Novel cuffs. The Horn llwted below are an Index to the Kmart and new gifts which are very suitable for Xmas. Because of careful selection the perplexed shopper may choose here with the assurance that they will be correct and happily received. .Visit the Ready to Wear department for practical and useful gifts. NOTICE NEW SHIPMENT SILK DRESSES Just unpacked twenty-one new dresses all wcuring winter's newest styles. Very special for the Holiday social events. See tht-m at once. 3.50 SPORTS GLOVES An all occasion glove made of washable kid. Flnin tailored or fancy cuffs just as you desire. In colors. 3.50 WOOL LINED GLOVES with fur ruffs. Kor winter wear. Warm wool lined Dress Gloves. All triple stitched. Very durable. Fur cuffs. At liolden Kule prices. 3.00 FUR LINED GLOVES This glove is a remarkable value at the price quoted. Regular 16.00 grade. Fur lined to finger tips. Heavy weight serviceable and a splendid gift. 4.85 SPECIAL WOOL LINED DRIVING GLOVES This glove cannot be judged by the price as It's worth just one dollar more. Medium weight wool lined specially designed for driving purposes. 2.50 NOTE Only expert fitters serve glove customers. Be as sured of a perfect fit by selecting your gloves here. The appearance of any glove depends greatly upon the proper fit. $16.50 Munsingwear ' Rayon Gowns Fur gift purposes noth Im will pie, lb. on. who receives It mure than to know In Mud slugwear. V-neck. Elab orately trimmed. In col or, of nil. rrn, pink, cor.t and peach. 3.00 Outsize, $3.60 Silk Dance Sets k 8trp-lna and brassiere to match. Dainty lac. trim ml. Mad. of a heavy ailk. Assorted colora. A Kltt which will be wel rom.d aa every woman and mlM adorn thege chic acta. 1.95 SILK QUILTED ROBES Luxuriously soft, warm robes of rich material beautifully quilted and fin ished with pockets collars and novelty trimmings. Some are Maribou trimmed. In colors of black, rose, peach, blue and many others. This is the largest display of silk and quilted robes we have ever made. 6.85 to 16.50 MUNSINGtW SILK PAJAMAS Certainly rayon pajamaa will be on. of the moil welcome gilts. Two-piece mad of heavy knit ted rayon. In two color com blnatlona aa Illustrated. Larue choice of shades. Models exactly aa luuairmvu. 3.50 Pullman Coats TO MATCH A hoary rayon coat of finger tip length. To be worn with the abor. mentioned pajamaa. 3.50 Boys' Department Second Floor All Wool Mackinaws Regular $7.60 Values Only a few left at this re markably low price. Heavy weight. Alt wool. Belted models. Large collar. Plaid pattern a. (Exclusive Boys' Shop) All Wool Sweater Blue only. Shaker knit Coat style. Two pock eta. Large roll collar. And, too, lt'i Bradley. Wool Shirts Age to alio 14 H. Ollv. drab or gray. Extra good quality. Finely woven. Me dium weight. 5.50 XMAS SUGGESTIONS , Dress Shirts, all sizes .... $1.00 Corduroy Pants .. $2.45 Dress Caps all sizes .... ..... 98c Wool Longics $2.95 Leather House Slippers $1.49 All Wool Blazers $2.95 Wool Boot Socks :...49c Rayon Scarfs in colors ...... . 98c Leather Dress Gloves ........ .....$1.49 4.85 1.95 SPECIAI-HMOPS "Storm King" Oar greatest value. It's made of a full oil tanned leather ex actly like the leather in men's hi top shoes. Extra heavy and durable. Leather heel and sole. Small size, twelve inches high. Large sizes fourteen inches high. This shoe is equal to any selling for $1.50 per pair more. Sizes 12 to 2 $4.98 Sizes 24 to 6 $5.85 Sxiden9lak Stores ECONOMISTS IN DISTRIBUTION THE NAME OU POUCY HEARS DEANJEWITT Speaker Insist Every Man Owes Debt To Society. Continuing Ilolarlana that the llfn of tarrlflc. for the good of olhnra la the only life that reg la tere and brlnga Joy and content ment, Itoan Howllt, of the College of Law at Willamette l.'nlverslty at Salem, apoke for half an hour Friday at the regular weekly luncheon In the Pelican Grill. Jrpe I Dean Hoy Hewitt ' Rotarlana bad looked forward for aome time to Dean Hewltt'a ! -lilt, knowing that In the brief lime allotcd him be would aend a mesaage Into tbe bearta of men. They were rewarded Friday with one of tbe thoiceat abort talk! filled with atorlea Illustrating his polnti, that haa been delivered be fore tbe local civic olub. Dean Hewitt told of lnatancea wb.re bla frienda bad rendered aid and comfort to young people In trouble, and how that eervlce to j humanity bad been returned a i hundred fold In aatlafactlon and peace of mind. He Instated that every man haa an obligation to aocl.ty which cannot be dodged. Hla advice to Rotarlana waa to open their minda to the troubles of others; not to live tbe oyster life with hardened shell and self centered thoughts. The speaker paid Klamath Falls a very fine tribute when he com pared Ita present appearance with the Klamath Valla be last saw several years ago, Ralph R. McCartney was chair man of tbe luncheon. Program of Merit To Be Offered at Veper Services A beautiful program haa been announced for tbe vesper hour at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at 6: SO. Sev eral of the muslclana of Klamath Fall! have graciously contributed their talent to this service ot wor ship. Thla friendly co-operation from week to week la proving a real service in bringing ont In creasing numbers to enjoy this hour ot melodious praise. No little credit la due the committee which haa assembled thla talent. It la composed of Mr. E. L. Cram blltt, chairman: Mr. H. Grady Johnson, Mrs. L. L. Hendricks, Mrs. O. R. Hum and Mra. R. E. Wattenburg. The following Is the complete pro jTam : Organ Prelude "Llebestreud" Krelsler Hymn ; Invocation "The Blushing Rose" J oh neon K. U. H. 8. Band Hymn "Calm aa the Night" Ooeti Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Crawford -Scripture Hymn "Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer" (Wallace) The Band Dedicatory Prayer Offemtory "Pastorale" Richmond "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" (Ambrose) J. J. Ralph, Barytone "The Relationship of the Church to the Stranger In the Commun ity" Mr. Earl Murphy. "Miserere" From 11 Trovatore "Sometime" Anonymous Lloyd H. Derry, Saxophonist Prayer "Twilight Thoughta" Rlbble Tbe Band Hymn Benediction (congregation seated) Postlnde "March Trlomphale" Wacbs CHINESE BOMBED MUKDEN, Manchuria, Dec IS, (AP) An official statement to day said that the soviet waa eon tlnulng ita military operations in Western Manchuria. The Rusalans were said to have bombed Chinese positions in Pokoto, or Ebukedu in the Khlngan mountains. OBITUARY 8. A. MICHELBON S. A. Mtchelson, well known resident ot this city passed sway at hla late residence, 1018 Oregon avenue Friday afternoon at 11:30 o'clock following a brief Illness. He was aged (I years at the time of death. The remains are In the gold room of the Earl Whltlork Funeral Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth where frienda may call. An nouncement ot tnneral arrange ments will be made later. (Santfords Saving arlicta 426 MAIN STREET One Seflflnims Cecil The saving we pass on to you in lower prices i Buy at Santfords Next Week-Compare Santfords Price With the Price You Paid Last Week-See for Yourself How Much Santfords Small Selling Costs Save For You f Pork & Beans Plain Mixed Tomatoes Van Camps, the kind yon A fancy Hard Candy, made Extra standard quality. In will like. 4 Car from pure sugar. .39 Per Pound .12 large 24 six. cans. Per Can .... .12 Milk Tour choice of Borden's. Carnation or . Alpine. Tall cans. Per Can .... .09 Xmas Mixed Ripe Olives .15 Pe' Can . ... A fancy Hard Xmas candy, Extr UacJ i,r rl(e made from pure cane augar. fruit. " Per Pound Chocolate " Extra quality, in bulk. Cream Candy Apricots A fancy extra cream. Made , Fancy California ripe frail from pure sugar and flavor. )n ,Trt,p. - - Per Pound ,Q Per Pound $ J(J Coffee Fig Bars A fine breakfast blend. In bulk. You will like it. Pineapple Fancy Fig Bars. Fresh Medium sise Hat cans fancy ' made, cheap. llcwl pnMpple. Per Pound .35 Per Pound .12 Each .15 Spaghetti .25 Catsup Salmon Extra quality. Made from best hard wheat flour. Sunkist eastern pack Fancy Alaska Red Salmon. The very best grade. 4 Pounds.. Per Bottle .15 Large Can .23 Shortening Liver Pancrust, a pure vegetable xico young liver that Is shortening. 21b. Can.. tender. .39 Sausage Little pig sausage. Made of pure pork. Per Pound .15 Per Pound .25 Citrus Hams Boiling Meat Large package Citrus Pow- Extra fancy Sugar Cured Cut from th, be,t yoong der. Cheap. Each .... .19 Ham. It's not aalty and it's V. sweet flavored. Per Pound .28 Per Pound .15 Wheat Hearts Pork Roasls learts of acks. .65 Sperry's fancy Hearts of Wheat in 10-lb. sacks. Per Sack.. Got from yonng tender Cut from young tender bwf pork. It's lean. Per Pound .19 Flour DRIFED SNOW Round Steak Sperry's best. Every sack Cnt from young tender. guaranteed. guaranteed. t,wf. t 1 SQ An IU C 1. V I v" Roasts Per Pound 18 Oleo Fresh churned. Every pound lb Sack 1 Per Pound .52 Per Pound .15 Hot Sauce Per Can. Q5 Delmonte extra quality Hot Banc. Sirlmn Steak Extra quality. Nice lean Cnt from fancy young beef. chops. Per Pound Veal Chops ,52 ppound 25; v.