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Icnmbpr 13, 1935
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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E9ULSE-RVICE
PREPARING
SMI
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Propnriilloiia fur tlm r'li' !i iiiiui
null mn underway it t tho lurnl
post iifrlrn, according In 1'iinl
ninalnr Hint Hawkins, who an
nounces I hut I'xirii i-rnwn nun
1. 1 lit In 2'J in n will go Into uu-
l Inn miily iin.il wiiok, probably
on Dociunbor IT, '
Two oxlru truck will lio press
ed I ii I r mirvli'ii fur delivery of
nurcol pout, A itrimt Incrouse In
business Ii oxiinclnd over til
ClirlnlmiiK season of 1 D a 4, duo
In din flint Hint postal receipt!
Iiiivii shown ii sleiidy liiornusu' fur
I ho past 27 in on tlm.
An Inlnreiillng feature of this
Imltiliiy season, I'listiiiiutfir lluw
lilns staled, In tlm (net Unit np
1 1 1 1 1 r i m for nxtra work nro
only annul II) pur emit its grunt
its lust y i'ii r. Indicating Unit n
grimier tilt in I r of in on have
Hli'inly ciiiployiuont,
It In espoclcil Hint I lio IiIk rush
will stall Monday, lliiuii nilxir 10,
which will Klvn night days for
1 1 1 1 ii m i r t ii 1 1 ii nnil delivery of
Inii kiiK"i. Thin nlluwunco ! nonu
Christmas Cheer
FRESH CANDIES
California Glace Fruit
Alwayi Acceptable Gifts
Miss Savior's & Societe
Gift Packages
Attractively Wrapped
Priced From
50c to $500
Cigars and Cigarette in Gift Package!
THE SWAN
CONFECTIONERY
Opposite Courthouse
yOU HAVMO
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BREAK THE SEAL . . .fiC
to get all the good from
this BEST OF WINES
GUASTI Wine In bottles It the
choice of all those, glorious wines
from the world's largest vineyards
from gropes grown and picked '
by GUASTI, fermented Into wines
aged and selected by GUASTI.
Bottled and sealed by GUASTI
to protect the wine . . . labeled
GUASTI to protect you. Best of
wines and best of valuosl .....
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GET YOUR GUASTI
MOLATORE'S
1112 Main Street
loo great, tlm postmaster said,
" Thorn will be thrne parcel post
window In oiioratlim a th local
offlco whenever Increased busl-
KIHH JUStlflll till added OI'Vll'O.
Tho piislniuslor urges ovosy
ono to wrnp pnrcol woll, and
odd rum tliom plainly on one aide
only, ,i
An un ox tin precaution ho ad
vise Unit ii allp of piipftr licur
I ii k tho nnniii nnil address of tho
lundur u woll in tho uildrosaim
lie included Insldo euch parcel In
case tho original wrapping la
torn off.
HOTEL IT MERRILL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Mil It It II, Oro., Dec. 13. (Spe
cial) Tho Morrill holol, 80-yimr-old
landmark of thla coin
tii ii ii 1 1 y. win destroyed by flro
early Krlduy morning.
Tho hiilldlnK, eroded years ago
hy Mr. and Mra. Robert Welsh,
waa owned by John Orovoa. A
niimbnr of guoala woro register
od when tho lilnzo occurred, but
thuro wore no Injuries.
Tb flra alartnd In the north
wing. It hud Rained great bond
way by I ho time flro flghtor ar
rived. The came waa not deter
mined. Inaurancs coverage was not
known.
Art Display Shown
at Klamath Store
A special dlaplay of plastic art
la ah own thla week at tho Cun
ning Book atora on Main it reel.
The work la offnrod by Fredrick
Ilnnaon, Mod ford artlat.
The exhibit Include! atlll sub
Jocta and landscape!.
FIVES AI.IITKD
Flnoa of 110.00 each or five
day to bo aervod In city jail wore
Imposed upon Henry C. Kldoa and
Clare Wilson, wbo appeared be
fore Police Judge Richmond to an
swer to charge of drunkotincaa
on Frlriny.
Editorials on Newt
(Continued From I'uxe One)
Uchonchln who had never aoen
anything Ilk It, but offered the
opinion that It must have boon a
weapon and owned by a chief.
Woll, If It waa a weapon, and
wua owned by a chief, and if the
skulls found not far away were
caved In with It, be must have
boon a short-tempered chief, as
woll aa a muscular one, and thla
writer la Just aa glad that he
lived back In an eurlier century
and Isn't prowling around of
nlghla now.
He wouldn't have boon a
pleasant customer to moot up with
when he waa on the prod,
MTIEST STATES
SHOW RAPID GROWTH
EUOENK, Ore., Doe. 13. (IP)
Faculty members of the Univer
sity -of Oregon buslncaa achool
aald a aurvcy showed today that
Oregon and Waahlngton have
been outstripping the nation aa
a whole In manufacturing growth.
Lumber, canned goods,- Hour
and pulp paper Industrie allowed
largest gain.
The aurvey, dating back to
1889, (bowed Oregon and Wash
ington thon produced only one
per cent of the nation' manu
factured' goods. The percentage
doubled by 101 and then alump
ed, Recent galna brought It to
l.S pur ent at the preaont. If
the Increase rate continue an
all-time high would be reached
by 1039.
Don't Miss
the Dance
Armory Sat.
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Free Facials
With Dr. Walker's
I FAMOUS VITAMIN "D"
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Arrah Peck
District Manager of. Dr.. Walker Co.
Phone 3 Now for Your '
Appointment
it
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Mission WILL
SPEAK HERE SUNDAY
Ernest Motor, formerly of Klam
Fulla, who has been a missionary
In Cumeroun section of Wot Af
rica for several year under the
Presbyterian bonrd of foreign Mis
sions, will be the epeakor at tho
evening service at 7:30 o'clock
at the Flrat Presbyterian church
Hunday.
On hla furlough home four
yeara ago, Moaer was married to
.Mis Kdna Dunbar, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Dunbar of thla
clly. The ceremony waa unique In
thut Miss Dunbar, a member of
tho Christian church, and Moser, a
missionary of the Presbyterian
faith, wero married In the First
I'roshytcrlan church by Archdea
con J. Henry Tbomaa of the Epis
copal church.
Mr. and Mra. Moser arrived In
KJumath Falls on Thursday of
thla week. Moser ha been taking
post-graduat work at Princeton
univeraity. ;
Doth Mr. and Mr. Moaer are
well known In the city, and their
many friends will welcome the op
portunity of bearing this message.
Curio from the mission field will
be on dsplay. The Mosera have
been stationed at Batanga, on the
west' coast,
north of, the eiiuator, not far from
that section visited by "Trader
Horn,"
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POIITUAND, Ore., Dec. 13, OP)
Final turkey loadings for the
New York .Chrlstmaa trade wr
underway here today, while the
outlook waa bright for austalntd
quotatlona.
Quality of the 1935 deal la tha
boat ever known here, trade lead
ers aald. One trader aald lesi
than one per cent of the Oregon
offerings will run cull grade,
while at least 85 per cent will run
top grade or better.
Portland prlcea remained steady
at 22 to 25 cents,
Louis, Uzcudun
Ready for Fight
NEW YOKK, Dec. 18 UP)
Joe Lou!, Detroit heavyweight
enaation, will give away hi
pounda when he step Into the
ring tonight at Madison Square
Garden for hla 15-round bout
with Paulino Uzcudun. Loula
weighed In at 200 hi pounds thla
afternoon while Uzcutlun tipped
just three dcycHHM the acales at 207.
A. A. U.W. DANCE
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A feature of the benefit dance
to be given Saturday evening at
the Wlllard hotel by member of
the American Association of Uni
versity women, will he a dance
preaented by Dawn Everett, who
formerly danced at the Club Vic
tor In Portland. Dave Totten'a
aix-plcce band will provide the
musio for dancing.
The A.A.U.W. dance la being giv
en to raiae funda for a scholarship
given annually by the organization
to a aenior girl at Klamath Union
high achool.
Tlckots may be purchaaed prior
to the dance, or obtained from
mtniben at the- door Saturday
night.
Total motor ear production la
Germany for 1935 will be almost
equal to that of France, and
about two-third of the British
level.
LUCAS
Clearance Sale
of
Furniture
End December 25
LUCAS FURNITURE
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IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCING
NEW STORE
HOURS
Until Christmas
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EFFECTIVE SATURDAY
DECEMBER 14TH
WEEK DAYS
9A.M.to8P.M.
SATURDAYS
9 A.M. to 9 P.M.
For your convenience in making
- ' - " Christmas shopping a leisurely .
pleasant affair.
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"Where Style and Quality Reign Supreme"
507 MAIN STREET
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Annual
Every fur trimmed coat
and suit in stock. Both
moors included, at exact
ly One-Half Price.
SALE CONTINUES
UNTIL XMAS
"Where Style and Quality Reign Supreme"
507 MAIN STREET
MEAT SPECIALS, SATURDAY ONLY
Swift's Prem.
Vi LB. PKG
- am K Aaaa. A 1 M l V aJm
m A tT'tTlM Va lb. pica U OC
Pot Roast Choice Blade Cuts LB. ISc
Rib and Brisket Boil LB12c
Bed Stew Boneless Lean Tender LB.
15c
Legs o Genuine Spring Lamb Lb. 25c
Sausage, Pork and Veal, no cereal lb. 10c
Hamburger, all meat 2 lbs. 25c
Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 29c
Hotcake Flour
Pillabury's
Harvest Time
10 LB. BAG...
4S(
Syrup - 7
QT. SIZE JUGS :
Mello-Drips. Made
by Tea-Garden. .
Eatitiimc d Hd 2 for5)c
MsiQBQinisis Go,den R!pe - 5C
CauuHnSllo wesr 1 H4JC
Extra Large White Heads
r K HPCt TH Storer or
Glen Valley
2
BOTTLES
19
SALMON
Booth's
Fancy Red
2 ,
FOR
Honey
Full 5 lbs S
HANDLER'S
Diamond Crystal
Salt
2 Shaken
15'
Hot
4 for ..
Sauce
15"
Shortening
4 lb.nails
Westminster
Pure White
4
GLOSS STARCH
Amaizo
PKG.
SOAP
For a Real
Sunny Monday
0 bars 22c
Crystal White
Syrup
5 LB.
PAIL
33
Hershey Baking
nt..i..fi..i. V lb- bar
Candy
Hard Mix,
Ask for
Quantity
Prices LB.
CSee S & W t n 491
& 9
Poet's Reg. 29c
Washing Powder
LGE. PKG.
Milk
COTTAGE
Limit Can
Per Case,
$2.69
Shrimp forRc
Drv Pack. sT ,
Wag
Dog Food
CAN
Post
Toasties
2 PKGS.
1SC
Purex
QT,
,11'
Beer
Casino,
12-oi. '
Eastern by
Pabst. BOT.
fl.rmlt) '
a
Pure Cane C and H for
; Making Better Xmas Candies
10 LBS.
53
2
FOR
Eggs
Largo Extras DOZ.
Small Extras Dox. 275
3IC
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PEARS, PEACHES: APRICOTS -mT
ITissnne
A Western
Pay-Roll Product
FULL 6-OZ.
25!
Peanuts '1
Fresh, Locally
Roasted.
POUND
Baker's 8-Oz.
Coconut
WL
Grapefruit
No. 1
Tall Tin
2 for 55
FEOUE
Northern ; Hardwheat
Another Emils Value
Carnation by Sperry
Hardwheat Blend
4J9 lb. $fl69
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Premium I
Crystaf S I (5
Wedding . S)
Package
Store No. 1 817 Main St. Phone 541
Specials Saturday and Monday
Store No. 2 1038 Main St. Phone 155
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