The Klamath news., October 18, 1925, Image 7

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KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1925
Price Five Cent
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yio Program
Vi c. s"n "
f ... u 1'lllM..
trie. Hrhnlulr. are I . M.
. Bis""'""' Mallnea.
i Nlibllf ""I""" n'1
rant Information Hervlre.
oioflou Hesori
r,,yof Mr.
I j ndlolorll Period,
(llywood Kcrenailers, un
LKtioa of Jack Maaulro,
ih Kir. soloist.
vrm presented by 1. A.
bur.
.,nm featuring Virginia
soprano, and Nntwlllloyd
ciard lUdlo Club. featur-
jbble (Iron. Hubert Allen,
Burton. Dirk llarton.
Ulln and llareble, llueloh
. Juat Lee and otliera.
Mldnli rrollr; Don
presenting alara of III
tnd ilaia. William lieau
ultr of reremonlee. I'ro-
iitll J:00 a. m.
y.y. (XToiiKU as
i A. M. Betty Crocker
Until flour home service
Onurt."
k of Khtdulo are p. m.
A. Eumlner Matinee.
I Nlahilr lyings and
Inrnt Information aerrlre.
I lo Molorlugue Iteaort
courtesy of Mr. Hewitt.
I Itadlotorlal I'erlod.
'tram presented by l, A.
tin Rerltal. Dan L. M ne
at the console of the
Hetldrnr I'lpe Organ.
(ram featuring tieorgo
la "Story Hons" and
Klnmtl, soprano, and
Sllrer. tlollnlst.
Iiiirim presented by Mu-
lon. lac, featuring mualr
It CsateU.".. .
a tlelle Vlrkeri present-
taihly program wltti artlnl
ad uitnln" guest nrllata.
.slAV. XTlltr:lt SKI
A. Eualaer Matinee.
rl Nlrtlly Doings nnd
Blent tBbirmitl.in hhIm
Idlo Xolorlnxue Iteaort
1 coorleiy of Mr. Hewitt.
fl llidlslortal I'erlod.
(iiram arraniied by The
rnnel, rontDoser-Dlanlat.
Woo fiennct'a Cnlleglatea
er assisting artists.
otrsm presented by the
pturlcnia rluh of I'aaariona.
ram prearnted hy the
fro California Mualc cum-
rom Chlrkcrlng Hall. Ixil
fram preaentrd by L. A.
1H.W, (KTOIIKIt ill
a. m. Dotty Crocker
"l flour homo service
Kat and flrow Vnl."
of Hrhcilulen.arn p. m.
Kxainlnor Matlneo.
I NlKhtlV ItlllMV. ....I
ni Information aorvlco.
Motorlogue Itnaort
courtesy f Mr. Hewitt,
Radlntnrlal Period,
"arrla, famous dntne.
lr and locturer. I)o-
IO'leH proving the folly
rlt crime.
Mrtronk Four: Wv
I"" Uknlola and n..rf
'Hitler.
'N Program of the Vn.
ln; company, preaent-
vptitnra Slrln. Oii.fi.i
Ma radio artlatn.
warn preaeuted by I A.
I'OITMIII TVI'K !' HCKAKI It
Above la an llluairatlon i,t only
one of the numermia loud apeukvra, 1 1 :00
ana la aimlgnated a the lu if roh.
Inel apeaknr. Among the other type
aro rlm'k lypea, parrhmvnt rone and
altmot every other rotirelvable
vhnpo.
10:09 llegtilar Wedneadny night
program of the I'atrli k-Mrh
Orrhe.trn. Hetty Patrick, nololal.
I.yona tenor, and Margaret Arpln
vlollnlnl.
0:0fl Weekly program proaented
by the Walter M, Murphy Motom
Co., featuring Virginia riohrl,
anpruno, and airing guurtet.
10:011- I'riiKNim prenenled by I,. A.
Kumlner.
M'MMV, MTIIIKIl IM
10:00 a. m. Morning aervlre under
the direction of the l.oa Angetea
Church Perieratlon.
. H4rvlcea of Ilia Temple
Huptlat church.
llalance of achedtilra are p. m.
4:00 Veaper aervtcea under direc
tion Federated Church mualclnna.
;30KKI Nightly Dolnga and
Ainuaement Infurmatlnn aervlc.
:6 Kalhcr lllcard'a Kun Spot
Weather Furecait. Music appra-
lot Ion chut.
7:00 Aeolian Organ recital. Dan
L. Mui Karland at the console of
the Aooliani Kealdence pipe or
gan. 8:00 Cluaalc jloura featuring Mar
garot llughta, "dramatic aoprano;
Klltaboth Wondrlra, meo ao
prano and Joan Howard, planlat.
:00 Program prraented by L. A.
Kiamlner.
:0:00 Packard Six Orchestra, un
der the co-dlrertlon of BUI llen
neaaey and diet Mltlcndorf. Dick
Ilarton, aololat.
KKW PA.N'KLA
Tr Nawa Claia Ad.
Borne new late panela are being
brought out by radio manufacturer
which aro almply a drawer, and can
be placed in almost any type of old
atyle Victrola, thui aavlng on coat
of the cablneta and utlllalng the
phonograph tone chamber for the
loud apeaker and In the upright
atyle ot victrola these III in very
neatly.
Only a email part of the record
filing apace la sacrificed, which will
further add to their popularity.
Newa will do more than (tart people neaa. Have us submit a tentative
thinking of yon and talking of youi campaign, without obligating you In
offerings; It will bring you new bust-! any way.
Si
A acrlca of advertisements In The
TI KHDW, (NTt)Ili:il tto
J: SO I,. A. Kaamlner Matinee.
:00 KFI Nightly Dolnga and
Amusement Information eorvlce.
;1 Itadln Motorlogue Iteaort
aervlce. courtray of Mr. Ilrwltt.
:45KF1 Itadlotorlal Period.
7.00 All America Hiring Quartet.
7: SO Bernard Klauen, tenor: Vir
ginia Archer, reader and Mildred
Hanger House, pianist.
8:00 Program presented by I.. A.
Examiner.
:00 Program featuring Harriet
Henderson soprano, Floyd Drown
tenor, and Lawrence C. Hlnger,
violinist.
10:00- Packard llallad Hoiica, fea
turing Dllly Hall, Polly (Irani
Hall. Hubble (iroaa, Aahley 81a
ters, Marlon Iluogar, Dud J am le
an n and others.
MONDAY, IMTOIIKIt 10 '
10:5-11:OS a. m Hetty Crocker
fluid Medal flour Home Service
talk: "Pumpkin Plea tor Hal
lowe'en Parties. "
llalnnre of schedules are p. m. j
5:30 I,. A. Ktamlner Mntlnee. j
6:00KPI Nightly Dolnga and
Amusement Information service.
6:15 Itadlu Motorlogue Iteaort
aervlce, courtesy of Mr. Hewitt. !
:45 KFI Itadlotorlal Period. I
7:00 Joe Martin's fitodlo Hlx Or
chestra, !
7:5 llookahetr Chat, Mlsa N'anry.'i
1:00 Program featuring Altha
Montagun Klllolt, contralto: Jus.
Yon ran t find comfort In out-
grown ways
You've got lo bo up-lo dlto llinso
duya
Van Flaut'a Rervlcoman Buys:
Ixn't It I ho truth. Mother
wnnli n wimIiIiik ninclilno and n
cliMiner nntl a eewlnjc nuuliliio
mill well flail wnlits her t
havo 'mi.
VAX I'LKEX'S
MOTOR SHOP.
UOH Main He,
Dny Phono 7.111. . NIkIic 071
A "once in ft lifetime"
opportunity to save.
WINTERS'
Quitting Business Sale
Closing out the entire
$25,000 stock of
Radios
Diamonds
Watches
Jewelry
Silverware
Pianos
Phonographs
Musical Goods
Finest merchandise
now selling for 30-40-50
cents on the dollar.
Practically giving
away price. Come!
Buy! -Save!
H. J. WINTERS
Jeweler
Klamath Falls, Ore.
r:'4f -J.
A German Xavjr Circuit
Tbla $S set Is another Stewart-Warner and noted for vol
ume and quality cf tone. Bella complete for $116.
Hloplng Panel
Thla Stewart-Watner. aet has the Incline panel to facilitate
tuning. It sells for 195 for the bare set.
' .'J-1v-il;:i f
t ffii -w -i - i
nssr-
A Favorite One Dial Set
Is this Magnavox with built-in loud speaker and place tor
D batteries. All the worka are In a email drawer which can
bo removed In half a minute for service and Is a very good
seller at (he Shepherd Radio Department.
STANDARD
CALIBRATION
WAVE
A (lever Control
Above shows the Magnavox Radio Tuning device Earl
Shepherd declares that on a good radio night the stations roll
In like water out of a faucet.
Meter wave lengths range from the very low 171 up to
550 and at all times are Indicated on the dial which la unique.
KESH RADIO BATTERIES
Jon't grope around trying to make your con-
;'n9 by "feel." One of our new Eveready
Nights will rrive vou inst the liVht vou need.
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MUG'S ELECTRIC STORE
A'l That'. Beit in Thingi Electrical"
ersee or hear '
i ' Kf TT t Wlthoul oibti snJ VAJI I
W aPooley W
M Radio Cabinet? M
HI T5OOLEY tone is as mellow r 5V
S I ( X and rich as Pooley Cabi- j 1
S nets are beautiful. With their -ZZH " , ri 5
;,1 Atwater Kent receivers they ' , l 5
iM ' I are unrivalled. Let us demon- ( cwa y9 ' MM
strate to you the reasons for our, ' 3 $JSS 7f; - M
, enthusiasm. We have several rJw':'J .
Sk models for you to choose from. HSSFff MM
Wfcsl ' - fCT! Mm
.ispBllinP 4",M",n8 ill
NEVER BUY A
RADIO
Before You Call At
Wirtz Music House
Phone 125
122 So. Sixth St.
Prestodyne and Radiola 26 Radios
See the new Victrola, console model, sell
ing regularly at $200, which we are offer
ing at the extra special price of $98.00.
f" I I rnpii igjpa i .
. 3
Radio, Tablo . ;
. , : .
This attractive model placed on tho market lately by Stow-art-Warner
contains loud speaker and apace for batteries and
charger.
Iullea Writing Dcek
Another attractively housed Stewart-Warner radio act
that will appeal to the good lady of the house, according to
Earl Shepherd, who represents this make In Klamath.
r 234. 1(9A Main St.