PAfiE FOUR
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Men's furnishings now being
displayed in local shops have
more than a masculine appeal.
Thev are designed to attract the
feminine eye, as well as please
the men who receive them. This
makes shopping for gifts oasler
and more pleasurable.
What will women find when
they shop for the most desirable
gifts for Dad, Hubby, Son or
Sweetheartt First, they'll find a
grand array of tastefully blend
ed colors. Second, tney u unu
large groups of popular styles In
shirts, robes, handkerchiefs, neck
tlai. mufflers, hose. etc. Third,
they'll find a wide choice of sites
that will fit right In with the
man of any shape, site or pro
portion. Christmas shirts have a mod
ern sleekness and urbanity mat
belle their casual comfort. Pre
dominant are whit shirts, with
whlte-on-whlte figures, and small
self-designs. Stripes follow a
close second In popularity, and
evarv man needs a smartly stNP'
ed shirt for all wear. This lat
ter group Includes wide space
strlnes in alternating colors, pin
point stripes, peppermint stripes
and others. Solid tones continue
comilar with the younger set, and
more and more are seen worn by
older men at business. These
tones take on a new holiday not
. . . with the addition of lighter
and softer shades In crayon and
nastel.
It Is a tact, long proved, that
a man wants bis pajamas to be
multi-colored. The patterns can
run riot, and the colors must be
extreme. Yet men will refrain
from actually buying the most
colorful designs for themselves.
Thev leave it to the women and
hope to receive them as gifts. So
if, when you give mm one 01
these new patterned pajamas and
hear his protests, don't be alarm
ed! for his patronising attitude
Is just a defense mechanism, and
you can be sure he can hardly
wait to Jump Into them. Buying
gift robes invalues the tame pro
cess. They too reflect a gayer,
relaxed mood.
Neckwear for the holiday and
winter season is more pleasing
than ever. Colors are made to
blend with the more attractive
suits and overcoats. Silks, satins
and weaves all have a tone of
refinement and reserved gaiety
about them. Foulards, the popu
lar choice, are shown In gay
geometries, small and cllpt fig
ures. Also popular are smart
horizontals, alternate stripes and
polka dots. Check designs are
favored for the man who wears
sports clothes with dash.
. If you've been trying to do
something to liven up- his general
ensemble, one of the best solu
tions is to look to the muffler
he's wearing (or isn't wearing).
For this particular item can make
or break the average appearance
ot savior fair.
The man who carries a formal
air must have the reserved dig
nity of silk at his neck. This
needn't be drab. For new silk
carts, with the IndlBpenslble
monogram, are shown in smart
foulard figures, patterns and
prints ... as well as formal
whites and solid colors. For
men who wear sport clothes well
. . . the biggest favor you can do
them is to present a fine woolen
muffler. The patterns and fabric
finishes you may select from are
endless . . , and all pleasing.
Fin hosiery offers a variety
ot appeals to taste. Tour choices
may range from plain black silks
to riotous woolen patterns. These
come in a wide variety of pat
terns and colors. The new rib
wool patterns are now the most
popular for all around winter
wear. You'll find that the man
who receives a pair of plain col
ored box and a pair of highly pat
terned woolens , . . will Invar
iably be wearing the latter pair,
the pair with the most color.
An hour formerly was one
twelfth of the time between sun
set and sunrise, and one-twelfth
of the time between sunrise and
sunset; hence, it was ot different
lengths in different seasons.
In Bolivia, natives wear hats
made from tree bark, which is
soaked In waer and then beaten
until pliable.
The Dominican frog skips the
tadpole stage entirely. It develops
inside a crystal-like egg and
emerges as a full-fledged frog.
According to a famous Indian
scientist, plants have a nervous
system which Is affected by strong
emotions. Just as in tthe case ot
the higher animals.
The progeny of a single bac
terium, within one week could
crowd the human population off
the earth, if favorable conditions
for bacterial reproduction were
maintained.
In England, a law makes it
illegal to take home Ice cream
in cardboard containers on Sun
day, but you can take it home in
edible containers, or cones,
Honey does not have to be di
gested when taken into the hu
man body; that function takes
place in the body of the bee,
The Isle of Man is the only
place in the British Isles from
whonce England, Ireland and
Scotland can be seen from the
same spot,
Twenty-five miles an hour Is
said to be the most economical
speed for nn automobile.
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FORI
N HAVE
W1DEAPPEA
THE NEWS
Santa Gets Old-Fashioned
Christmas Greeting
Santa's a good politician and he
knows a pretty ulrl when he sees
one! The News and Herald's
special Christmas reporter caught
him receiving a real big Christ
mas hug after he finished his fa
mous "Christmas P 1 a t f o r m"
speech in which he outlined a
real old fashioned Christmas for
everybody.
"I don't know when I've seen
such a lot ot nice girls that are
Just plain thrilled with Christ
mas!" Santa said, with a broad
wink as he looked over the smil
Hager
HAGER Mrs. Charles Snyder
returned Monday morning from
Portland.
Word last week from Mrs. R.
H. Anderson said they were hav
ing a fine time and it was rain
ing. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham
from Merrill were callers at
Charles Snyder's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. De Los Mills of
Pine Grove are spending the
weekend in California attending
the big football games there.
Dr. Trotman of Merrill was a
business caller here Monday.
Martin and Larry Snyder are
indisposed with colds.
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Carl A rant who
were recently married.
BONANZA
BONANZA Mrs. Frank Brown
entertained a gToup of young peo
ple at her home last Saturday eve
ning in honor ot the birthday of
her son, Martin Brown.
The meeting of the home exten
sion unit of Bonanza and Langell
Valley, which was held at the li
brary building last Tuesday was
attended by about 30 women,
when the county leader demon
strated the cooking of itrong
flavored vegetables. Mrs. Mae
Holloway Is chairman of the
group and Mrs. Revel of Langell
Valley is vice chairman. At this
meeting the group elected Mrs.
Clara Daniel ot Bonanza, secretary-treasurer.
As the next two
meetings will also be a demon
stration of the cooking of vege
tables, it was decided to have the
entire cooking unit take place at
Bonanza, and then have the next
project at Langell Valley. Mrs.
Glllen will demonstrate the cook
ing of mild-flavored vegetables at
the next meeting, -which will take
place on Tuesday November 29, at
the home of Mrs. Bill Hartley.
All women are cordially Invited
to attend these instructive meet
ings, which are held all day, start
ing at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Mae Holloway and small
daughters left last week for Port
land to visit friends and relatives
until after Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Eyers and
two small sons left for Portland
last week to visit a sister of Ey
ers. While in the north the Eyers
planned to attend the grange
meeting and take the seventh de
gree in grange work.
Mrs. Grace Harrison and Mrs.
Ada sparretorn were the hostesses
who entertained the club women
at their regular social meeting
last Tuesday evening. The eve
ning was spent playing cards.
The local chapter of the FFA
boys are sponsoring a dance to
be held on Thanksgiving eve, No
vember S3, at the high school
gym.
Joe Horsely was elected to the
office of grange master at a re
cent meeting of the Bonanza
grange.
William Casebeer returned
home recently from a trip to Col
orado, where he visited with rel
atives. On the way home he pur
chased a herd of purebed yews
from the famous Hansen herd
near Ogdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Burk and
family were recent visitors in Bo
nanza with Burk's mother, Mrs.
Birdie Burk, and other relatives.
The mother of Mrs. Earl
Brown, Mrs. Burkheart of Fres
no, Calif., is having an extended
visit with her daughter and fam
ily.
Mrs, Norma Bechdoldt and Mrs.
ing crowds gathered to weloaine
him. "Usually girls think they're
too grown up to bother with Old
Santa. But these here Klamath
girls and the ladies too they're
tops." And Santa again gave a
sly wink at his own use ot mod
ern slang. He shook his head
Bnd scratched his long white
beard. "You know, I've never seen
such a lot of real people as there
Is this Christmas. Seems like all
have the old-fashioned Christmas
spirit again. They call it a Christ
mas World's Fair, and they make
Mable Maxwell are the hostesses
who will provide the entertain
ment for the club members at the
business meeting on Tuesday eve
ning, Dec. 6, and also at the De
cember social meeting.
Bonanza has a new barber shop
that opened for business recently,
located next door to the Bonanza
restaurant and operated by Elmer
De Bolt
Animals ot the dog family do
not sheathe their claws, since they
run down their prey, and seize It
In their mouths, making notseless
footwork and sharp claws unnec
essary. Sharks are killed easily by a
blow on the snout, where the
brain lies close to the surface.
The horns ot the Rocky Moun
tln sheep show the animal's age
through their annual growth
rings.
A gallon of gasoline gives more
mileage In Canada than in the
United States, because the gallon
Is larger in volume in the former
country.
White blackbirds frequently oc
cur the result ot albinism.
In Sumatra, the Batak dentist
does his work in the open mar
ket, with the patient lying flat
on his back.
In some parts of Great Britain,
"dragon's blood," ordinarily used
for dyes and varnishes, still is
popular as a love potion,
A rocky out-cropping in the
Utah Rockies, which forms a nat
ural toboggan route down the
mountainside, is known as the
"Devil's Slide."
At one time, cardinals were a
favorite cage bird in the southern
United States.
California has flown the flags
ot 12 nations since 1542.
Mount Rainier, Wash., one ot
the highest peaks in the contin
ental United States, once was a
volcano. It was discovered in
1793 by Vancouver, who disre
garded Its Indian name of Tacoma,
and named it after Admiral Rai
nier, of the British navy.
The mallard is more valuable
to the human race than any other
duck.
Bermuda onions are not the
exclusive product of Bermuda.
They are grown abundantly in
Florida and Texas.
A forty-year-old Hungarian
gypsy woman has thirty children.
Including six sets ot twins.
A cut onion rubbed on the auto
mobile windshield will prevent
the glass from frosting.
The world's loneliest island,
Tristan da Cunha, has a popula
tion ot 180.
While some of the dinosaurs of
the prehistoric world walked on
all four feet, others walked up
right. It makes no difference it I burn
my bridges behind me, since I
never retreat. Florello LaUuar
dla, mayor of New York.
Bent axles and misalignment
difficulties in an automobile often
can be attributed, directly to a
driver's carelessness in jamming
the wheels against the curb when
parking.
AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
a lot of fuss about some new
streamlining notions, but down
underneath I see the same old
sparkle In their eyes as they
scamper around the stores doing
their Christmas shopping.
More Chrlstmus trees have
been ordered than In twenty
years, Simla Clans reported
Whole cities throughout America
hare planned great Christmas
festivals. Old-fashioned Christ
mas carols will be sung again In
the streets. Christmas plays and
entertainments, Christmas .bas
kets and feasts will gladden tho
hearts ot tho poor. According to
Santa, who has Just reached
Klamath after visiting many
cities of this country, this will be
the greatest Christmas In Amer
ica's history!
WEST KLAMATH The Fair
haven PTA card club met TburS'
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Gus Miller for dessert bridge.
Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. L. L. Smith, chairman,
assisted by Mrs. s. E. Buchanan,
Mrs. Evelyn McHule and Mrs.
Fredericks.
High prize was received by by
Mrs. Elsie Wenzell, second high
by Mrs. Edna Hastings and low
by Mrs. Al Johnson.
A short business meeting was
held by Mrs. Percy Cook. It
was reported that Mrs. Thurman's
side had won the membership
contest.
The next meeting will be held
December 1 at the home of Mrs,
Lee.' Holiday where names will
be exchanged for the Christmas
party.
Those present were Mrs. Percy
Cook, Mrs. Owen Tburman, Mrs.
S. E. Buchanan, Mrs. Gabert. Mrs.
B. C. Johnston, Mrs. Gus Miller,
Mrs. Edna Hastings. Mrs. II. A.
Wenzell, .Mrs. C. R. Wenzell, Mrs.
Otto Mlkkelson, Mrs. Lee Holi
day, Mrs. Bud Scbesel, Mrs. Lien,
Mrs. Robert Hough, Mrs. L. B.
Hopkins, Mrs. Louise Carlsen,
Mrs.. L. L. Smith, Mrs. Norton,
Mrs. Price, Mrs. Al Johnson, Mrs.
Evelyn McKale, Mrs. Virginia
Miller.
Mrs. William Archer and daugh
ter, Luclle have been called to
Medford where her mother Is ser
iously ill.
Mrs. Edna O. Rellly of the Jo
Sonja apartments returned Satur
day from Los Angeles where she
has been visiting relatives and
friends. She was accompanied
by her father and mother of Caves
Junction, who will remain until
after Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McClelland
had Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Williams
ot McCloud, Calif,, as weekend
guests.
Mrs. David Cleveland has re
turned to her home In Seattle.
She has been visiting at the home
of her mother-in-law, Mrs, Charles
Mahan.
The Three O club entertained
their husbands Saturday evening
at the home of Mrs. Dan Masset
with a hard time party. Prizes
tor best costumes were awarded
to Mrs. L. L. Smith first and Mrs,
Owen Thurman second. For the
men Mr. Thurman first and Mr.
Smith second. The evening was
spent In playing games and danc
ing. Those present were Mrs.
Dan Masset, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Thurman, Mr. and Mrs. Al Holi
day, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Schesel, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. McClelland and their
guest, Mr. and Mrs. O. Williams,
The steel industry alone con
sumes approximately 3,380,000
electrlo light bulbs annually.
An inch of rainfall per acre of
land weighs approximately 100
tons.
The earth's crust rises and
falls about nine inches with the
gravitational pull of the moon.
Sixty per cent of the world's
telephones are In the United
States.
There are 63 army airdromes
and 26 naval air stations In the
United States. The latter figure
Includes marine and coast guard
stations.
Humpty Dumpty, a real baron,
tumbled from power in King
John's time.
West Klamath
FRENCH FOLK
RUSH TO STUDY
HITLER'S BOOK
n.v rtiTKIt ItHODKS
t'nlte.1 1'rcxn Staff t'orrepoiilent
PARIS (UP) Adolf Ultlor's
"Meln Kampf," the guide book of
Germany's swift rise to the lead
ing power ot continental Kurope,
has become the heat seller In
Pails, an Inquiry Into Parts book
shops reveal. Hut Its author
earns small personal Income from
his fame, and few disciples to his
theories, for most of the editions
sold hero are bootleg versions,
An Inquiry of 20 lending hook
shops revealed that the demand
for Hitler's hlble has Jumped over
night with the conclusion ot the
Munich accord and the virtual
hegemony over central Kuropo and
Hie Danublan basin that wont with
It. Cheap E and 10 franc edl
Hons adorn the open trays of
virtually every bookshop and sales
in the 20 shops In the last month
Is reported to have surpassed the
30,000 mark.
In addition there are street
hawkers selling "Muln Kampf" on
every Important street eorner In
the center of Paris, and this cor
respondent has counted IS at one
time stationed In different cor
ners of the Place de l'Onera. Al
though snles aro hard to chock
from stroet-hawkers. all venders
reported the books sold llko hot
cakes.
Not Authorised Versions
Most of the French editions ot
'.Meln Kampf" on sale In Paris
are not the authorised edition
bearing the approval of the fueh
rer. In 19J4 a real controversy
aroso over this point, when pub
Ushers tried to edit the unex
purgated translation of "Meln
Kampf" as it Is sold In Germany,
Tho French brunch of tho Munich
publishers who edit Hitler's book
sued the French publishers and
won their case through the
French courts. For some time no
editions ot Hitler's books appeared
In France except In their abridged
form, whore all references to
France as the traditional enemy
ot Germnny aro suppressed.
Last year, as Interest In Hit
ler's real alms grew and French
men began to worry about the
possible threat to their own coun
try In the growth of tho Third
Reich, bootleg editions began to
appear. Publishers get around
the legal and financial difficulties
of reprinting by editing books'
which are ostensibly ' Commen
tarlos" on Hltlor's original work
These editions are abridged, but
Instead of suppressing the sec
tlons of the book devoted to
France, these are played up, and
often printed In boldface Italics,
while sections devoted to Internal
German affairs aro omitted. Most
of the books are only about ono-
third as Isrge as the original
Logan
Meln Kamnf." and can thus bo
edited In very cheap paper-covered
editions, ,Tlio demand, as soon
as It was learned that comments
concerning Viance were not sup
pressed, grew tremendously.
Cuurte Refine to Act
The courts have refused to ban
these bootleg editions, finding
Hint editors have legal tm-linlcull-tles
in their favor. They also
have decreed that profits need not
be given to the German publish
ers, as commentaries are not cov
ered by International oopyrlght
legislation. The government hns
not Interfered In any way with
the sale or the books, and a cer
tain leniency is obvious In per
mitting street vendors to sell any
where on the sldownlks. It Is
said that the man In (lie street
knowing exactly what llltlor has
said about France In his bible.
even though It has been repeated
ly assorted that Hitler hus
changed his views since writing
the hook and Is only Interested
now In German expansion to the
east.
Ono of tho most popular edl
tlom siimiuailtes Hitler's first
alms as:
1 Anschluss with Austria.
3 Neutralisation ot Csecho
Slovakia and the opening ot a rond
toward the Duniibo,
3 Economic and oventuiilly
political penetration Into all the
IJulkan countries.
4 The crushing of France, the
"traditional enemy ot Germnny.
which must be crushed before
Gormuny can becomo a real world
power.
Kdltor Htrcu Point
The editors point out that the
third point on this program Is now
being completed and warn France
that Its turn has now come. The
conclusion ot the Munich accord
appears to have made Frenchmen
fear that this is extremely prob
able.
Although peace was proclaimed
everywhere after the Munich ac
cord, and the government has as
sured the country that positive
Kulns were made and peaco for
some time to come was lusrun
teed, there Is a growing worry in
France. This has found semi
official confirmation In large pub.
He news canipulgns pointing out
Kreuce's armed weakness, and by
tho preparations now being pushed
by the government toward Inteii
alve rearmament.
While hoping thnt Hitler no
longer takes his first words about
Frnuro seriously, and In which he
states that the type of sovorn
ment In France, whether rose
tlonary or bolshevlsl, In no way
changes Germany's vital rivalry
with her, the ordinary French,
man la genuinely worried.
The human eye, at a height of
5 feet from the k round, can see
an object 2.9 miles away at ssa
or over a level plain.
In New Gulena, beetles with
hard shells of many lovely colors
aro found. Native women catch
them and thread them Into nock
laces.
The bald head and neck of the
vulture are natural provisions of
nature, to prevent fouling ot Us
DlumnKO on unclean carrion, the
1 bird's favorite food.
OPENING SATURDAY
Cache Knitting Mills
OF LOGAN, UTAH
BRINGS KLAMATH
A NEW WAY
TO BUY A GENERAL LINE OF
KNITWEAR
LADIESI If you are planning en a knit suit or dress, bo sure to shop at the new
Logan Cache Knitting Mills store. We specialize In ladies' knit suits and dresses,
t surprisingly lew prices. We carry all sues in stock. See our new styles. If you
don't find ust what you want In stock, we will gladly make up your suit or dress to
order, at a reduced price.
PRICES RANGE FROM
$1Q9510$-g95
which ordinarily would tell from $19.95 to $37.50
A General Line
At
LADIES
Knit Suiti
Knit Presses
Snow Suits
Sweater
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Knit School Dresses
Sweaters
Snow Suits
Arlstolux Slip.Over
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Men's and Ladies' Bathrobes A fine line of all wool Blankets at attractive prices.
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720 Main Street Next to Western Union
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There Is a areator possibility of I
Ufa on Venus than on Mars, A
nhlniiim anloliflnl Hllllea llml I'll"-'
dltlonn on Venus ui'U inuio nenuy
Ilka those on oat'tli,
On Kent's Island, lluy ot Fundy
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GIVE IT OR KEEP IT
BUT CERTAINLY GET IT
Colonial homes are complemented by Foslnrla's "American"
crystal. .Modern homes like II, Ion. Anil gift lists minus
"Amerlcun" seem neglected.
For "American" la an authentic reproduction of that Ira
dltionnl deslxn which marked the cosjf simplicity of early
New England life. Indeed, no crystal pattern Is more
qiilsllely beautiful or so moderately priced . . . nnno with
a more romantic, past or such a brilliant future.
Wo have Innumerable "American" pieces for your selec
tion. Some of these are as llille us 40c each. Or a com
plete dinner service Is available, perfectly satisfactory for
serving all kinds of hot fnnds and drinks.
Wo Invite you to see our Fustorta Dlnpluys In the Crystal
Shop.
Fostoria Pattern!
In the WelUnown
Early American, Sun Ray and Baroque
Offered You Now A a
Holiday Special, $4-80 a Dozen
Garcelon's
407 Main
Free Gift Wrapping
of Woolen Goods for All
Surprisingly Low Pricesl
MEN
Gabardine Shirts
Sweators
Cossack Coats
Blazers
Stag Shirts
Underwear
Wool Socks
November 24, 1938
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uorrlitg gulls trample down tree
lops so solidly Hint a man can
walk nlop the abnormally grow
brunches.
rails, France, did not adopt a
standard hour until UK.
the Family
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BOYS
Pull-Over Sweeten)
Sweater, Coat
Sleeveless Sweater