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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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1X7E WISH TO THANK OUR MANY friends and patrons for their
kind patronage during the past year a patronage that has
made this Klamath County's "Largest, Livest Men's Store" and wish
you a Most Successful and Happy New Year.
K. K. K. STORE, Leading Clothiers and Hatters
"Where You Cut Dress fetter on Um Money"
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New Pirates Manager I HER I IE I II ID Ad A
BALL THIS WEEK
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IChmI Vlerre, a well kiMwm Dairy-
ste, ia a eetmty seat viator today.
Tarawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Chae. Hortoa Mt to
day far Yaaaa Valley, altar a sheet ae-
is the
for Aagelo
Up Pram
D. M. McLamore la here from Cal
ifornia, attending to beelaese matters.
Factory Plana Tunar
la towa roar days only, beguning
December Stth. Leave erdera prompt
ly at Shepherd Flaao Depot, next door
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Dtrieeo. Today
ttea aC sntmsttm
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hate from Walla
Mr.
Mra. Fraaeie K.
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MlfMI WT vlitli
hues Mabel Otaler departed em Um
I leaal far the Agency, where
to
Better Here.
Qeorge K.'Bradaack, editor of taa
Darrta aad Merrill Times, waa an out
going passenger oa tela momlag'a
laeal for Dorrhv. Mr. Bradaack apaat
1b the eity aa a gaest of Wm.
'Mr.
Vlatt.
Mra. iMtirL Laavttt aa
m to laat might to viatt tka
parents, PeHee Jadge A. I.
Laaritt aad wife.
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Improving Place.
H. Oram aad kJa two aoaa laft. taia
manias far their reach aear the
that Mr. Oram recently par
Thay laaTe with the intention
et makmg iawraremeaU aaaa ihe
property.
MKKTION
O. B. Hamilton
Eosebarg.
is a Tlaitor from
Heme far the HoUdaye.
Miaa MayseU Readers oa. who to at
tending the Oregon AgriceJtaral Cafe
lege, to here for the holidays, the geeat
, mra. r. x.
ajtaharda Vtate.
Mr. amd Mra. C. T. Shepherd ef the
Shsphsrd Piaao Depot, are here (rem
aahtoad. visiting their earn Marl T.
Mra.
Dairy.
K. Badge cuaa la today from.
Mara to bowl a healthful pastime.
New Palm BOTIard Parlors, 'liesth the
K.K.K. Stored It
fait to nearer $C7Jf, alleged dae oa
mete, amd Mi attorney feaa haa heaa
Seal to the esrenK eoart agelast C. T.
Darter by the Idaho State Ufa bear-
C. F. BaaJug
from Yataar.
U a recast arrival
Vaa Horn to hare oa beat-
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We har a a large asaortmeat of faaey
tiamiaom, crockery amd art
vara, r Jeaderaoa'a. 11S4M Maim. It
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Mra.7 Lamsel Moatagae to rUItiag
tela f ty from Stockton. Calif.
Or cU Jordaa to a late Tiaitor to this
dU(r from Mt Hebron.
fJaariea T. Walker to bare from Dea
Tr, Colo.
Bxpart mecaaaica employed at the
I ford Oarage. Hare yoar car repaired
ffhere. It
O. W. Manatee to a tote antral from
Merrill.
J. H. Beektoy Jast got la from Port-
WloVi HmWe
We supply you. with ywjx
fifty needi in the way of
BtiUder'a, Hardware.
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Mlwti thiav stope ku the.
LARGEST STOCK md the
'GREATEST VAWETY L
thedty.
ij oct tut habtt of cotntnr
the, QUALITY mAKEh,
WARE STORE forAour -
lerv aajul f. lf
LOWEST PRIfcES
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Sm.
For leader, toicy ateaka, call the Peo.
ple'a Market Phone SS. It
Delia Marjarowlto to a recent rlaltor
EaCerrllL
T. McKamdree to here on buineaa
S-etfealey. CallC
I Onr$meaaengera are truatwortby and
Igtre tlie most efficient aerrlce. Call
nuJ.'n.i It
nnwia UBWB.
W. W Bachelor to a btutoeaa rialtor
from Sam Frametoea
. mfaiamel to dowm tram Perttomd.
K. DiNare to here'frem Farttoad.
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Jimmy Callahan
James J. Callahan ,who was succeed'
ed last year by Clarence Rowland ai
manager of the White Box, haa bees
named by Barney Dreyfoss to succeed
Fred Clarke as manager of the Pitts
burg club. The contract la for two
years. Callahan recently accepted
terms to manage the Los Angeles dob
of the Pacific Coast League, and the
owners are satisfied with A deal pro
posed by Dreyfuss. The minor league
will receive some players for allowing
Callahan to Join tbe Pirates. The an
nouncement came somewhat as a sur
prise, as Callahan bad not been mi
tioned as a candidate. Dreyfuss had
been in communication with Manager
Fred Cralke recently, and it is thought
that tbe latter was preparing to an
nounce his comeback. Callahan to one
of tbe most popular men in baseball,
knows tbe game thoroughly, and should
be a worthy successor to the retiring
boss of tbe Pirates.
CharliM g. jHamom to a tote arrival
from Jmhumwiito, Ota.
Dee Je nee Hi over tram Oraato Paaa.
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ORPHEUS THEATER
C. B. Miller, Mgr.
1 p JU HKATINO PLANT,
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Doors Opea at 7tl
Monday and Tuesday
"rfy Bill Outoast,"
Two Part Drama
"Fatty and His Plucky Put1
Two Seel Keystone Comedy
"slng America First" and "Keeping
Up With the Joneses"
Split Reel, Scenic and Cartoon Comedy
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SIVK PRIPARATION FOR DOU
BtE DECADE OBSERVANCE OF
HIS BIO ANNUAL '
ance as spectators to pack tbe gallvr
les and stage.
Cash prises are to be given for the
most original, most comic and best
sustained cbaractors. These are well
worth striving for, and tbe competition
It keen every year, owbg to tbe many
unique costumes brought out and char
acters acted out
A sis piece orchestra will render
ir.utlc, and there promises to be a rec
ord crowd, both of maskers and specta
tors, on band at tbe opera bouse Fri
day night
"Nothing changed but the date," says
I John V. Houston, talking of plans for
J his annual mask ball, to be given New
Year's Eve in the opera house. Tbls 1 ' BrU(Ue j
the twentieth annual ball, and while
the big Joy affair will be conducted
along the same Uaes as heretofore, It
will be bigger and more elaborate than
KID PARTY IS
CLUB'S LATEST
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FINAL MONTHLY MEMBERS' MEET
' OF THE YEAR WH.L BE A OALA
EVENT TAFFY PULL AMONG
OTHER STUNTS
Mount Robin, tbe highest peak In tbe
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i?mVll act mn aim rami tnnfiurndtfir In f hdt I
Mmrv imiii. rn it.. Kn.ii.h Mhuslasm. " Commercial Club has
nurse executed by tbe Germans In decided to make Its last monthly mem-
bers' meeting a big social affair, and
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Shortly after the completion of tbe
opera house.. Houston held his first
mask ball on New Year's Eve of 1895
96. Since them this haa been an an
nual event, for which preparatloa of
costumes have been started weeks
chead of time. Tbe Houston mask ball
has become a big factor in local year
end observance, and in addition to
throngs of gay maskers, there have al
ways been people eaough In attend-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
STRAYED ON STOLEN Drown mare,
weight 1,200, age years, branded J
on left shoulder; If found notify J. 8.
Tucker. Trail, Oregon., and receive re
ward, y 27-et
SITUATION WANTED by middle-aged
woman aa cook or housework on
ranch Xl-Zf
SITUATION WANTED by practical
nurse, cook or housekeeper. Phone
380W. , 1W
Ibe order arranged for Thursday night
provides for a "kid party" for the
grownups. A junevlle program,' given
by those past their teens, a candy pull
and other stunts of the kind will com
pose tbe program. Kid clothes will be
decidedly the proper attire on tbat oc
casion., ,
The party Is to be bold In the West
hall of the I. O. O. F. building. All
members and their ladles are eipetced
to attend. The social session, which
will bo a "stomwlnder" will be preced
ed by n business meet, at which poli
cies for tbe coming year will be discussed.
HOUSTON'S
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
HOUSTON'S flOTU ANNCAL
MASKKD HALL
.New Year'a Kve, December lift
No Change Ktrept the Date
STAR THEATER
"THE PLUNDERER"
Fen Flvs Real Fssture, with
WILLIAM FARNUM
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Ploughshare,"
Four Keel Kdlnon Drama
"Fun at the Ball Oamt,"
Kssanay Comedy
Admission Always Its
MATINEE DAILY AT UM
ALL LICENSED PICTURES
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill. Ore.
MOTION PICTURES TUBIOAYI
AND SATUROAVS
IIIIIIIM
Determined to Sell
We do not intend to carry over any of this winter',
women's Suits, Coats or furs. Most of these are late
shipments and are all new styles.
W have just eighteen Coats and twelve Suit left, and a nice assortnient of
Furs. In order to clean up we are going to sell these at
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We have a nice $22.50 blue serge,
suit, In latest style, with straight but
toned front. Sals Pries I16JM.
Another $17.25 green rep, fur trim
med, with military braid. Sals Prlct
$12.94.
A very beautiful $26.60 brown broad
cloth, trimmed in fur and military
braid. Sals Price 119.13.
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$17.60 Mack plush cost, lined wltb
Skinner satla Sale Price 130.03.
$17.35 green novalty, with velvet col
lar and cut's. Sale Prise 112.94.
$19.00 black aad white check novolty,
trimmed la black plush.
12.00.
$14.60 all wool mixed airlpe coat wUn
velvet collar and cuts. Sals
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WE HAVE A NICE ASSORTMENT OP FURS IN MINK, COVIV, tVNX,
WHITE AND BLACK FOX, SQUIRREL AND BADGER. YOU SHOULD SEE
HOW CHEAP THEV ARE WITH ONE-QUARTBR OP THE COST OUT
OFF.
STILTS DRYGOODS COMPANY
".WHERE THE LADIES SHOP"
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