KAGE SIX
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
December 3, 1931
GRADE SCHOOLS
PLAN HI
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SHE
Mill Parby, supervisor of
music In (lie KUmitth Falls Kr1
avhonla, la planning an unmiml
f'hrlntniaa carol aervlre ai the
outstanding leature of the schools
observance of th C'lirlslmaa ea
ton. Kai h achool will hold Ihelr
C'hrlalniaa tree and programs,
as usual, but all will Join In the
carol services.
The services will be held the
Siindar preceding Christmas day.
and will be given at the Pelican
theatre Vesper services will be
given at four o'clock Sunday ef
tvrnoon. with aereral hundred
ihool children taklni part.
Kchecraals for the vent hsv
already been underway for aome
time, and many of the old time
Chriatmsa carola, Including "Sil
ent Nlsht. Holy Night." "Hark
tli Herald Angels Sing." Little
Town of Bethlehem," and many
othera will be sung.
The program:
Klv hundred youthful caroleri
will take part In the ceremonlea.
according to Miss UIHe Darby,
elly achool music auperTlaor, who
ti In charge. The Carola will be
sung In parts. The beat Yolcea
will be aelected from students of
all schools In the city.
Mlea Aitnea Artatrom, auditor
ium teacher of th Fremont
achool. will direct presentation
of a play "Why tha Chime Klni
Out." the besaliful atory of the
child who gave the perfect gift.
Mrs. Madge Hampton, musk
director of the high achool. will
present the girls extet and the
tie club In aereral special
Christmas carols.
Mrs. George Mclntyr will pre
side at the organ. Ther will be
Bo band or orchestra numbers.
No admission will be charged
to the service bat at the close
of the program offering will b
take, ap for the Salvation Army.
A similar aerrlc waa given ia
the Presbyterian church last year,
hat bora use th church was too
small tor the singers and the
crowd wh attended, th Pelican
theatre waa selected ah I year.
Th atadenta also plaa to re
peat their carola. staging them oa
Main street Monday, Tuesday and
W edsvesday vnings.
Stylish Toys, Dear Children,
Must Have History This Year
NEW YORK The Snt Clans
who Tttiti Park and Fifth Aven
un, Manhattan, has gone In for
antique.
It mar be all very well for
your child to play with an old
(avhiouad top Jmm
and a mechani
cal train and a
football, but tin
Indi and UmIw.
of New York'
rich and awanky
net arc going to
h a v "utuitum
piece.'
In upper Fifth
Arenue ther I
a In ah in of i
that particular
Snta f'tmti vhn
drive around In'
a, Rolls-Royc
rather than a reindeer-powered
le.prh. And In this shop they are
showing at the moment qutta the
laat word In atyUah tor. And aty
liah toys, dear children, must
hara a history.
The toy experta to tha modern
Fauntleroyi have been rummaff
Ins through tha old and quaint
shopA of Kurope and hare leath
ered together a conniderahle num
ber of "period toya. They are,
If you pleaae. "collector's Items."
When tha child la aa old aa bis
banker-and-broker father, tha toy
i 1 villi iiiimi i - win n.i.
great "collector" value.
For Instanr, ther are aeveral
toy seta from "old Nuremberg,'
and aome of Ihem are a hundred
yeara old. There ar Beta of
buildings and rarvluga and llltle
soldiers and all sorts of things
that ar guaranteed to bar been
prised by tha youngalera of a
century ago. And even more.
The older, the mor expensive.
Several huudred dollars lakea
home Ihis or that; and for a
thousand or so, the Chrlatmaa
storking can be filled with Items
worthy of a museum.
e
But th neatest llltle gadget
for th poor-lttile-ricb. kid la a
super-pigmy radio, tet.
Perhaps I had best explain: re
member thos tiny desks and
tables and bureaus and things
that we used to call "children's
furniture?" Well, baby radio
sets have bean Installed la llltle
deska and. what's more, they
ak. They are miniature midget-radios.'
And the cost la In
proportion
The mechanical devices are
proportionately amaiing and
cosily. Kor the ahop of which 1
speak 1 America's awankieat.
RAIMCHER PRAISES
KiMi corny
r. R. Silva, Scott Valley, Sis
kiyou county, rancher who regist
ered at the Hall Hotel Wednes
day night praised Klamath Falls
and Klamath county highly.
Slfra, accompanied by W. it.
Nelson and O. Southerland, also
of Etna in Scott Valley, la in
Klamath county en busineas and
looking over the possibilities of
stock and dairy ranching in this
community which he ears he
favors over hia present location.
Silvaaformerly lived In Oakland,
Calif, and recently purchased a
ranch In Scott Valley.
" I can see that this city and
community ha a great future,
another thing you don't see ao
many pan-handlers aa you do
farther south now. In Oakland
you cant walk a block without
being pan handled five or six
times," Silva stated.
S. P. Ticket Sale
Will Open Tomorrow
Southern Paclfic'a Pre-Chrlst-maa
Bale ot ticket will open Fri
day morning, and tickets will be
sold on all trains with a one-way
fare paying a round-trip passage.
The tickets will be on sale un
til December II, and will have a
return limit of ten day from the
date of aale.
Local offices ot the Southern
Pacific announce that ther ia
great interest iu the aale here,
and that many people plan to
take advantage ot the reduced
rates.
"SUSAN LENOX" (her tall
and rise.) Pine Tree theatre,
Sunday only!
Not only the business section,
bnt the residential sections of
Ih city as well, will glisten
with colored lights tor the
Christmas holiday aeaaon.
A apeclal committee of the
chamber of commerce merchants'
bureau, consisting of Hr, K. D.
Lamb, chairman. H, V. Hatea,
J. Kcnnett, K. 8. Kelly and
Dr. F. W. Peak, have asked all
borne owners to have aome kind
of outdoor decorations ot Christ
mas lighting thla year, It pos
sible. Display will probably not be
aa numerous or apeclarular as
last year. Many residents of
Hot Spring! and other additions
ot the city are planning unusual
outdoor decorations.
The outdoor Chrlslmaa light
ing Idea waa Instituted In Klam
ath Falls aeveral yeara ago, and
each year the practice baa grown.
Prlies will not be given thin
year, the committee stated.
IJoneesea to KntertaJn Mem
bers of the Lioness - elub will
serve a dinner at th Episcopal
parish hall In honor of their hus
bands thia evening. Mrs. May
King Conradl, president ot the
group, and Mrs. Fred Houston,
will be In charge of the enter
tainment. Dinner will be aerved
at :S0.
W. H. Locke la Portland W.
R. Locke of the Locke Motor
company la apendlng aeveral
days lu Portland on business.
Electricity Offers Many
Opportunities For Gifts
Ity M. R. KRFHNLKH
Electricity has entered near
ly every field ot human activ
ity, to th great adranlage of
the Christmas shopper. Many
gift opportunities for men, for
women, fur children, and tor
tha home are offered among elec
trical appliances. Yea will find
them In tha electric ihop and
store departments.
When you ar considering a
gift for the emir family, think
of a radio. Ilnr I a gift that Is
rapidly restoring tha home at a
center of recreation. Hut you
must know th exact purpose for
which the radio la to be used,
for radioa are purposeful things
IhlB season. There are special
Ited forma and featurea ahlch
make particular aeta desirable,
tuch aa amall apartment con
soles, large combination vlrtrolaa
and radioa for parly-rooms, and
midget aeta. Thla year a radio
prices are absurdly low and
practically every make offers
startling value.
Aa Klcctrlo Clock
Have you Investigated the pos
sibilities ot electric clocks for
gifts? You csn get thera In bed
room alarma or In tlrandfather
clock models; aa cute kitchen
clocka or aa beauteoua boudoir
timepieces. They are always ac
curate because they are con
stantly checked by naval observ
atory time transmitted over the
light line. Electric clocka are
Inexpensive, both aa to first coat
and running coat. And they ar
ornamental aa well as useful.
One need not be afraid of dupli
cating a gift because no home
can have loo many clocks.
There are many elect rlo heat
er on th market, older folks
appreciate the gift of warmth
without th worry ot fir. Th
other extreme, th electric Ice
box, la flndlug favor throughout
the nation because ot lit free
dom from full and trouble and
Its constant cold supply.
City Police Recover
Sgt. Devin's Gun
Klamath Falls police announc
ed Thursday that they have re
covered a gun atoleu from H"T
geaut Charles Devlns' car In tlend
and returned It lo the slate po
lice officer.
The gun was pawned In a local
second-hand atore. Police check
ed the numbers on the gun and
found It to he Devlus'. Devans
has sent a uote of appreciation to
the police her, complimenting
Ihem on their efficiency.
ttllli! Taken Home Opul
Chase, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Chase of 1601 Oregon ave
nue, waa removed from lite Klam
ath Valley hospital to her home
Tuesday. The child, whet waa In
lured while coasting Saturday,
la much Improved.
'8l'8A.V LKNOX" (her fall
and rise.) Pine Tree theatre.
Sunday only!
Kltmath'a two new fire trucks
were unloaded today and placed
nn dlanlay In tha llulslger Motor
compauy ehow rooms for the pub
lic lo view until they are taken
to tha uew city fir atntloii at
Spring and Wall ttrvela wheu It
la completed.
The American LaKrunre uuiuP'
V truck, coating 111, boo, waa
tha first of Ilia two trucks lo be
uuloadi'd. Th large truck hits
a 11 cylinder niolor rnpalile of
developing gtu horaep iwer. "It
weighs over seven Ions unloaded
and ahen ready for service will
weigh about slain aud one-half
tons.
The pumper Is of the newest
type aud la Hi only one of Its
kind on bile coast and la the rul
of any piece of fir apparatua In
us on Ih Pacific coaal, II la Hie
first to he shipped by Ih c mi
ps ny In Kinilra, New York, lo th
coast.
Th service truck, carrying lad
iers and other fire apparatus.
has a alx cylinder motor and coal
bout llO.uuii.
Karl K. Albright, factory rep
resentative for the American l.a
Krance cmnunny. unloaded the
trucks which will lie given testa
under the supervision ut V. W.
White of the Oreion Insurance
Killing lliirean before being turn
ed over to the city of Klamath
rail aa ready for use.
CIMSII VHMTIM MOVKU
L. tl. Grev, who was Injured In
an automobile accident November
IT, was able lo be moved from
Hillside hospital lo his home al
III Klverslde Tliuraday.
Mra. Dally llogera, who sustain
ed more serious Injuries la th
same accident, will remain at
lllllald for aeveral days mor he
fore being moved lo her horn at
Mnlln.
"HUMAN I.KNOX" (her fall
nd rise.) Pin Trs the I re,
Hiindnv nnlv!
How One Woman
Lost 47 Lbs. of Fat
'' In 3 Monlhi and
Fcola Year Younger
"I have keen taking Krusrhen
Sails for nearly I months. I
have continued taking ou tea-
spoonful In warm water every
morning. I then welshed II T
pounds, was always bothered
with pallia In my bark and lower
part of abdomen and sides.
"Now I am glad lo say I am a
well woman, feel much stronger,
years younger and my weight la
170 vuunda. I do not only feel
beitnr but I look belter, to all
my friends say."
A hot I Is of Krusrhen Salts
Hist lasts 4 weeks costs but HI
rents al Whitman Drug Co., Ma
ul II Drug Co., Inc., Star Drug
Hture and drugglata the world
over. Take one half teaspoon In
a glass of hot water every morn
ing before breakfast.
Attention lo diet will help-
cut nut pastry and fatty meat
go light on potatoes. Duller.
cream and augar the Krusrhen
way la th safe way to Inaa fat.
Try one bottle and If not Joy
fully satisfied money bark.
Adv.
ftarea for th month ot
WoT-easber were 1.1 deerreee under
aoaaaal tor skat month, according
Be aaaUevVca compiled by the
wreather man at the U. S. reclama
tion building. The mean temper
ature for November waa SI. 7,
while normal expectancy for the
month la aet at IS.g degree.
Maximum temperature tor the
past month was 8 degrees, regis
tered by the government ther
mometer on the first day f No- l
vembsr. The lowest mark regis
tered waa eight degree above
tero, a nthe morning ef Novem-
Fxftee Iavrhee of Samr
Precipitation recorded for the
asonth amoanted to 1:61. or 4
per cent ef the normal rainfall.
A total snowfall of it inches was
registered, and there were nine
daya in the month upon which at
least .01 ef bb inch ot precipita
tion tit recorded.
The deration ef Upper Klam
ath lake raised .14 ot a toot dur
ing the month, with the elevation
registered on November 1 record
ed at 4117.84, and that ot De
cember 1, recorded aa 4118.01.
There were 18 clear days dnr
Ing the month ot November, one
partly eloudy, and 11 entirely
cloady.
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Restless, Nervous?
eW
'Rcgo'
The gnoat wholesome palatable Mealtime Drink
"Instead of Coffee"
Good (or your Stomach and your Nerves
k rejig Tea Constipation t
1 fc. Fatfo goes about aa far a 2 Km. Coffe
Thieves Steal Car
Owned by Kranburg
When tbtere took the sedan
ketonglng to a Mr. Krenbarg they
aleo took a cake which was in
tha hack seat, he reported to po
lice Thursday.
Th aedan is black, baa black
wooden wheels, and the right
tront door window ia broken. A
parse with Mrs. Dry den 'a name in
It and some books were also In
th back seat ot the car.
Auxiliary to Meet The Her
bert Applegate auxiliary of the
TJ. 8. W. Veterans, will meet on
Thursday sight, December 1, at
I o'clock at the Klamath county
court house. All member are
urged to be present
"'JM'
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fee
Cream
f Top
Milk
The latest Improve
ment of milk de
livery service. We
offer It to you free.
Lost River
Dairy
Phone 48.
TOYS
PLAY Jt
HEALTH W-
KIDDIE CARS
Big rubber tires, disk wheels, stardily built f. r,a
tbronglioat. A splendid buy tj) 1 .OO
UP
COASTER WAGONS
AD metal coaster wagons. Balloon Urea,
disc wheels, roller bearings. A strong
wagon for a healthy boy.
33x14, Special . $4.50
34x16, Special : $5.85
tlre aad roller avwringa. A line value. Hpecial 4t70
Wood Coaster Wagon with disk wheels, balloon
rings. A lfne value.
Othera at Lower Price
PEDAL CARS
The Kiddie Car with toe pedals like a
real bicycle --
$2.25
CP
$1.98
$4.50
SLEDS
Eskimo flexible runner eleds. Hol
low groove metal runners and I
hardwood body.
38-in. Sled, special at...
60-in. Sled, special at...
CROQUET SETS
A tine outdoor game for the entire family
4-baIl aeU $2.70
6-ball act $3.15
8-ball gets $3.60
SCOOTERS
For the lively boy,
dink wheels and
robber tlrea
TRICYCLES
All metal frames,
$1.70 cp
lfl-!n. Tricycles. Fnll ball bearing with very staunch tabular
frame, adjustable handle bars and bicycle spring (fQ f(
seat. The best buy In yeara J7.UU
20-ln. Tricycle, 1 In&i rubber tires, rubber pedals,
adjustable handle-bars. Not ball bearing . ..
$4.95
Did You Ever Stop to Think What an
Important Part
ELECTRICITY
Plays in the Celebration of Christmas?
WX SELDOM stop to think jnst how important a part ELEC
TRICITY plays In our every day life . . . For example, our modern
.Christmas depends much upon electricity Our homes are bathed
In a warm glow; the Christmas trees brightly and safely lighted
and our holiday feasts cooked all electrically. Electric lights flash a mes
sage of Christmas cheer from windows, perch and shrubbery . . . Our Tuletida
( gatherings are made merry by radio music, made possible through the magic
of electricity Electric gifts, too appliance,' ranges, washing machines,
radios, refrigerators, lamps are ever popular at holiday times. Even junior's
train aad sister's little doll stove are operated electrically . . . Electricity
DOES SMava mad. at C&riartraM time, jast as it does every other season of the
yearl
The California Oregon Power Company
Plan Now to
'Attend Klamath Falls'
Christmas Opening
Friday Evening
Dec. 4th
Safety First!
Light the Christmas
Tree This Year
Electrically-
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