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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1951)
WKDNKSDAV, IH'H'KMIWIt 12. 11).") 1 ::kkald and nkws. klamatii falls, oregon PAGE THIRTEEN 4 ARTIST'S perspective of the new (store New Main Street Store Opening Slated Friday lodge Gets Women's Unit Yest Germans Due For A Big, Well-Fed Christmas BONN, Orrinany, il'i (li-mmns rqulvulcnt of about 10 rnm Wrst ol tlie li on cm tuln urn r)i-' pound, riililjll lor , chicken or JoyliiK llirlr bigKMU Christmas cliolrr- tllct steak at 70, or venison slioppinii spree since ire-ar for HO. years. I There lire plenty of vr-iceuiljles. Die markets are so Huh turn And to round out Christmas ain- I.adles eiu-nniptnrnt auxiliary Kwauna No. 4o, I001-' wus insti tuted Balurilay evening:, at KXIK tiall. The I.KA UrRirr was cuiilcrn-il on a lame clar. of riiuiiitliitrM by a (rnm from ladles encampment auxiliary Wlinawhiila No. II. who traveled by chartered bun from Nu gene. Clrorue llouck. Portland. iuuiicI patriarch. usulMcd by HukIi l.ewu., S'amhlll, itrand high pnrnl (Irorite Naderinan. Balrm. Krawt acinor ardcn: Herbert Muir.rll. Kluminh Kails. Krtind Junior warden, ft. K Hinlth. Portland, hi-uuk itmnd serine. Kobrrl Nrilmid, I'm ilimo. aCtlnit urand treasurer. Instituted the new auxiliary mid iiuiallrd the followlUK officers: Frances Mutuell, chief innirlun h Esther Fernlimd, senior warden: llarrlette Kmc. IiIkIi pnc.stcMi, Pearl Tally. rrilr: Cordi-liu Can trail. treaurer: Mue AmtrriHjn. )u lllor karilen: Ellio Itedkcy. milde: Itovella Johmon and Hylvia Tlllon, first and necond wntclien: Aunii Er IrkMin and Luverne KlifJiimiiioiifi, third and fourth watches; Alice Lawrence and Ada Tlltnu, first and second guards of tent: Helen Ulan ar., inside aenllnel and Mnrilia liiunea, oulitlde sentinel, file newly liihtullcd chief mulrlnrch then op pnlnie 1 as honornry third tnul imtnh guard of tent, Uoldie Mc l.'luig and Jennie Hum. Herbert Munaell. urand junior warden, placed the regalia of their ii.i:rr on hli wite who was in Mulled it chief Inut'rliirch and on hi mother. Initialled an high priori' term Mina Fish, chief matriarch ol I.EA Wlniawhalu No. 0 of Eugene presented a hand embroidered al. tur clotli on behalf of her ntixll laiy. Evelyn Nndermun ol Bulrin preaented some handmade crooks with purple and void ribbons at tached to be used as regalia for newly Initiated members. A while llible bearing the lettering l.fc:A Ewuuna No. 8 and three MuKn in Hold wan presented by Frances and Herbert Munscll. A new llarllleld t atore itolh In the chain orffaintallon will open Krlday morning, at 737 Main. The formal opening- at which Mayor Robert Thompson, Itoy Mur phy, Klamath Merchants Assoc. president, and OTI'n lioinecoinlni; queen, Jessie Lee Long, will wel come the prenlJent of Harlfleld's stores, Leo llartfleld. to Klamath Fulls, will be held Friday mormnii nl III. Hunk Henry Kill act ai tiiiiNier of ceremonies for the event which will be broudcuri. Arrangements for the occasion were announced by It. t. Lee. who la In charge of operation for the tlrm. Formal opening will feature Rills of aewlnu kli with euch purchase, and thousands of orchid will be given tree to women attending the oiienins event Friday and Snt. urduy. In charge of the store open, lug will be Ml.vi D Moore. The linn purchased the corner buildimi al 7th and Main, formerly occupied by severul shops, and lias pent more than flOO.000 remodel ing II. 'Hie new atore wMI have completely modern show windows, Interior and exterior Ii will feature women's appnrel for ootli the mln and ination. Including dresses, coats. lingerie, sportswear and Hosiery. some West ueriniins are even aendlnt puirejs to HritHln univ nix Chruitmases alter the war which Britain won and O-'imuiiy: lot. The Hrltli.lt-and the Knst Ger mans under Cummiiiilst rule alruKKle with strict lood ratlonlnit. 1 but there's no limit on what the' 48.000.000 West Ucrimiha cull ' choose for Chrlntmus dinner. : As a sliin of the chiiiiKiiiK times : III Uermany, miiiiy inciuljcrs of ' llrlllsh occiipiillon furcea who plan . to spend ChrlKtmu at home lire i tn k In if bundles for Hrltaln with them. I With the country rldliiK Hie crest j of an et onomlc boom, West Ocr-, mans aren't plnclilnir poiinlrn In j their Christmas buyliiK. I'lesscd mercfianla retrort record sales uud any free-spending showers are more concerned about quullly than I price. ; Most storrs huve streLt-lied wrr-k- dsy sulea hours and are opening i Auiiday afternoons to act oiiiuiodule j buyers. Hiindny shoppers slumpeded truf- flc off the main street In battered CoIokiic. Home Cilovoe stores hnd , to bur their doom because sales '. clerks were unable to deul with , the crowdi.. , 'Ilie stores are loudfd with Isv- tsh displays ol everything Rood to eat and drink, and the choice of KlH is about as wide as in Paris or New York i Hhoppcrs don't have to be con tent with (lermuii Roods. There's 1 a wide variety ol Imports IncludliiK fnrelun textiles, French iierfiiines. ! American curs and nylons, hwis chocolitU-s. Dutch cheese, mink coata and precious stones. 1 Christines cheer Is taxed heavllv and a bottle of brandy rols about M worth of Ciermuii Murks Hut i tlie best of (lermun and oilier Ku roprnn wines, riencli rhflnt':rre , and Hurslan caviar are avnlluble For Christmas dinner most Her mans prefer Roo.se. It will cost the , VKKT MKT PORTf.ANtJ. i Drruon ond WushliiRton nut Rrowers will hold their annual nieetuiR here Ueiem ber 20-21. Walnut and filbert Rrow ers from the two slate will attend. Gencrol BT m s iiaiiN i rci BOOKKEEPING Seryico 22S4 So. olh Phen 2-0293 tier there ar and nuts. mountains of fruiu LhiC thefrfendfy way io travel I Comfortb!e.too...and you get ft lot more travel for lot Ua money! See your friendly Greyhound Agent about any trip, anywhere. SEE HOW YOU SAVEI From Klamath Fallt: To Kugene Portland Med ford San Francisco Loi Angeles . . Fare 3.85 . S.85 . 1.65 . 5.70 . 9.80 l)vmrture Daily . . . . Ii . . . ....a ... l . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . Plul fedtret Tat litsis Tiaj 20x USS...H lif Ins Tickiti Afltnr, ft. W. Cltmmilt, Jr. 904 Klamath Ptwaa SS21 GREYIIOUUD SANTA SAYS: AY Up to $3D On Lounge & Club (TMA Each Chair AWAKf) MILL VALLEY, Cullf. ifl-The Rrnnd council of tlie order of Do Muley will present an award to a Portland, Ore., boy here tonmht He Is John W. Camp. The activity for which the award I to be Itiven will not be announced until the ccrrmonv. However, it will bo for some outslandliia activity as a D.-Mohiy member. -DeMolav is u youth orRanliutlnn affiliated with lint Masonic order. i DIVIIIC.MI ; NEW VOKK, MV-Northern Red-1 wood Lumber Co. declared an ex-1 tra dividend of 13 today on com-' mon taiyable December 20 to hold-1 era of record December 14. This I britiRi toinl -disbursements for 1DM to I7.M. No payments were made In im. I STOP DOG ODORS! . Just feid niw Ken-1-Ration -with odof-stopplne chlorophyllln Ken-motion's Icafi red meat (U. S. (Kjvt. Inspected horse meal) nour ishes your doR new added chloro- itnyuin enos iiiiin-inwuii u.r wiw. Unl) iv Ken-L-Rution uvea vou this bin extra Bcncin . . . ana at no exini cost. Rids your don of Iwd body and brent h odors in 7 days ... or your money back. 23 fyeaU Ayo. Monday, Dsctmhar 10, 1928 Perfect weolher wot reported of Loke o' the Wcodj by Mr. ond Mrs. Leilit Rrjfiera ond sons ond Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Underwood when they visited their cobins ., ol Iht lokt for perhaps ths lost lima this season, A light coat- Ing of lea wot olong the woteri edge. . . ' Tuesday, December 11, 1928 P. J. Gtrges wot elected wor. ' ihlpful master of the Masonic Lodge at an election held lost night. Other oflicers elected to serve are: Charles W. Stanley, Senior Warden; Oscar A. Smith, Junior Warden; E. M. Bubb, Treasurer; ond Tom Schuppel, Secretary, ' Wednesday, December 12, 1928 A clever program wos held al Reomes with W. E. Lamm cholrmon. A ballet quartet com posed of Glen Hout, Clifford Dunn, f. R. Olds ond Fred Hous ton proved amusing. Mrs. W. E. Lamm and Miss (Catherine War Ion wert accompanists. Thursday, Decambar U, 1928 Dr. and Mrs. Paul Sharp ac companied by Mrs. Sharp's molher, Mrs. C. H. Mueller, hove re turned home from Oakland and other Collfornlo points. Mr. ond Mrs, George Chostaln and son, John, transacted business In Ihe city yesterday from Pine Ridge. 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