The Klamath news., December 31, 1925, Image 2

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Thursday. Deoombor 31, 1025
HOTEL TO STAGE S
EWT0 1926i:
General Lincoln C. Andrews, bead
ho prohibition forces, ererjr lo-
cotuinn sieainshls bear crowd of
Americana, whose first bns!nes on
arrival la lo make their New Vear'a
vs reaorvationa. Hoof gardens.
cabarets and outers have been bo-
seised 'by I ho Incoming horde ot
thirsty Americana, and
TO COMPROMISE . -"'
ON' BANK CLAIMS
(Continued rrora rags One)
.Society will father tonight at the,
White Ptlfcan hotel to nsher In the:
New Tear. Elaborate arrangements
bar bean made by the nianaceraent j
to .aake Uita.Kew.,ear' celebra
tion, the moat successful to. the hls-
' . V.. ,... 1 nnlaf- will r, 1 1 II
the featlTltiea from the moment din-' ,
er la aerred at t o'clock till the
ly, they were entitled to partial ex
emptions front liability by reason of
hilarious ! 'I. $25,000 of municipal bonde In
For Old-Timc Star
New Year a o la assured.
The arrangements tor New
Year's eve purtirl will be practically
complete when the coastguard cut
ter Modoc brmgina; General And
rews, arrives. Andrews will 'find
ore la, year, . Taking the "'Hi jag SiliHUl Cilllcd
n.ltnnnllu lh r.mnrta Hilt "Cf"
.w - - (
have at farm hurvnii hoaduuartera
Indicate that the 'crop year from
July, IMS. Jo June, lH-'O, will show
aome Increaaa over last year. Our
reports ludlcate Ibat the farmer In
IS atatea will receive more money lu
1! than they received In 1S5.
In eleven atatea the lurome will be
about the same, but twelve of our
there la no fluuut 01 innxoy- au
preinacy over all that went before or
"I low! D..W " 1! 1
w r '". Curl
, This llliratlon. It was pointed out
yeaterday. may now be settled by a
which will doubtlcaa remind btm p.i!.comprouils r ""ty of Klam
the county treasurer's hands. These.
they maintained, should bo sold and
applied Id the relmbtirsement ct the j , wl , ittM r ,
county and county treasurer for . ytar (
louses due to the bank's fullure. i '
does not offer a bright prom-
NKW YOltK. Dee. JO.
News) Thirty-five yeara
praltea of the "ureateat
aport world we rlnnlnat
player of all time,
-(I'll I ted
ato the
football
ar Hit the
a slender, rath-
on. llalm. ... -.-
have iisyeil the name since hii iu.. .KJ Hi
time. And ha never weighed mure
than 130 pounds.
n Ue tartar.
the days when Volestead laV was
suheard ot lu the United States.
Jaat dance is -played at o'clock. I
.ijTbn? White;' Pelican orchestra wlllj
tafnlsh the "music for the-merry-! '
Baker and to add to the amuse-i WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 30.
ment of the evening the usual noise One ot the gayest New Year's eve
making devices will be In evidence.
V These) who .have reservations for
the New, Yearl ere dinner to date
i Mr. and Mm. Matt Eagan and
pert; o eight; Ml- and Mrs. B. Rob
Usoas.' sad 'party? of foor; Jtlc-and
Mrs. Trad Hotrston; Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Shaw "and tarty" of fbur; Mr.
utf Mrs. Leslie Rogers and party of
twelve: iu, and Mis. U. N. Moe and
piry"ofifou"r;lMr. and Mrs. Earl
athlUoek: Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Mon
ttlina and party of ten; Dr. and
lira. J. H. Carter and party ot ten;
Mr. a oat Mr. Thotfiaa tveliell. and
party of -eUjhtXlr.' and Mrs. George
Barnbart and party of four; Mr.
'atnd Mrs. William Lee and party ot
four; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bedford
aid party of six; Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Harwood; Mr. PanI Tarrington
and party or six; Mr. Ray Dunn and
party; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Harden-
ferbok; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitman;
Mrs." Weston Kllbourne and party
Of eight. - '
'. '. ' '
celebrations since the war is expect
ed here. Preparations for elaborate
parties have been made at all clubs
and many ot the loading homes.
One hotel is charging J10 a cover
for New Year's eve., an unheard-of
LfS :?e. TIZ'Tj coast has best
two jan orchestra, will not be
given this year, the family being in
Florida. -
President Coolldge will go to bed
early, as usual, to rest up for the
public White House reception New
Year's day. i
, " ; 4i
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30 Los An-
ath. the First state & Savings bank,
the five surety companies ami tho
county treasurer.
T. K.nV I. - ,.M I- I
. ' " laes Improvement.
. . . . , " . North Dakota
pal bonds, plus per cent intereat ! bnuta KtBm
01 tuur j ra. onviiiq duage juea-
vltt sign the petition the county
treasurer would be forced to surren
der the S2S.000 ot bonds to the de
funct bank.
iae for the mid-western slates. The
Illinois farmer will get very little,
If any more than last year. The
Minnesota farmer will get lesa. The
freahman.
er BDlnill.v-iexKCU "
named Frank A. Illnkey, chosen for:
the all-American of hla year lu col-,
lege. j
Football coachca and advliera!
gathered in thla city fur a eerlee of;
conferences ware- aorrowod Wednes
day by word from Soulliorn I'lnea,
N
CROWDS WELCOME
f " NEW .YEAR'S EVE
Iv. L Il.'i.
(OoHttaned from Page One)
after 10 p. m., -bu it is a; gentle
manly law, an(tthere Is nothing in
H to prevent people preferring hard
4aTt from bringing it on their hip
!m a barrel, and forward looking
en who wish to prevent a drought
beer and wine after 10 p. m., find
if, hotels eager to co-operate by
king their orders in advance.
AVANNA, Dec. 30 While govern
ment officials prepared to welcome
CROP PROSPECTS
(Contlnned from Pace One)
r inai t rans lunacy u.nu. ,
dairy outlook In Wlaconslu. Indiana , -rnore were few among them who;
and other mid-western states Pfi'"!-; jij Dut agree that, deaplto all the
Th wheat belt between, and the development
South Dakota. Ne-lof ,nt) gBn,r, silent" Illnkey atlll
-la worse oft than a I r.,,k, .- ...1.- .reateal football play-
yoar ago. The wheat crop In these! of B ,(m,,
state. ... 3S per cent short of la.lj Aj m ,,, . ,,, who ,,,,
rtT' i not be blocked or taken out,; and
Probably the happiest promise of , wno hurled the 300 pound giants of
tho new year comes to the Pacific his day lo the ground Willi audi
coast. Grains, traits, vegetables force that many were Incapacitated.
and livestock at strong prices and
with good crops, sll combine to
promise the Pacific coaster a pros
perous new year.
I (MIT KI.AM ATM WIM
e .
Fort Klamath - baakaleera lint
night detuated the Kltiuiatli farill
nnls. The score, when the r ilorae'o
whlallo ahrllled,' ana 30 lit ,
It waa nnnoiinevd Hint a return
uintcli will be played at the Alta
monl auditorium January I, at 7; 30
p. m. Nest Saturday the Klamath
j team will meet Chlloquln at homo,
tend will atage a return contest oa
, January at Allumonl.
The t'urdlnala' line up wss as fol-
Relievo Coght
llen,l,.l. v., '
'uiu ah Aches ami
II I HaHladlTa
-
otttrlhantMuitari
lltg shipment of new Spring
drcasui to soil at $U.7 and (Is. IS
Just received at Hoe Ilogm'a Droae
Shoo. D3JJ3
NewYearV
' Masquerade Ball
-at-
Merrill Community Hall
New Year's Eve
gelea and vicinity will welcome the
New Year with a blaring ot trum
pets, shouts, and the customary wee
nip at home. N
' Southarn nHfnrnin ' Anittrarv in
frantic and repeated declarations by ; I
the prohibition units, will experience!
a wet and hilarious New Yesr's eve. ,;
Prospects for a gay time bright-j
ened considerably with the success- j
ful raiding by hijackers of federal.,
county and commercial liquor store-':
houses within the past few weeks.
The movie stars, it la sate to pre-!
diet, will celebrate the occasion in)
their usual "quiet" way as usual,
with a series ot entertainmenta at
their homes. Studio parties will
be held by the lesser lights of movie-,
dom aad lemonade perhaps fortified j
by a potent liquid, will add the!
proper zest to make the events his-!
torical and memorable. , j
ot the farm sales in the great state
ot Illinois last year were forced
sales. A similar condition prevailed !
in Iowa. However, there has been
sonie improvement. N '
Some Increase,
There has been an Increase in the
price ot certain commodities. In
some sections quite a large Increase
Big shipment ot new Spring
dresses to sell at $18.75 and $11.75
lust received at Bee Began'exDwi
Shop. - . D2S-J3
Be sure of your
furnace!
Your comfort ven yonr
health depends on the kind
of beat yon obtain from your
furnace. That kind ot heat
depends on the construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which it is Installed in yonr
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation ot warm
moist heat! Not Just heated
air. Comfort requires ade
quate heat at minimum ex
pense and effort t -
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
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saaaBreaae. F
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OUR GREAT
Clearantoe Ml
e
10 to 25
REDUCTIONS
i$ novo being hefd In all oar Brownsville Woolen Milh Store.
You can supply your needs now at a Genuine Saving in price.
Here is a reminder of a few of the many line toe carry:
SUITS
OVERCOATS
PANTS
BOYS' CLOTHING
BLANKETS
ROBES
to--
UNDERWEAR
SOCKS
FLANNEL SHIRTS
BLAZER. SHIRTS '
MACKINAWS
FURNISHING GOODS
Brownsville
Woolen Mills Stores
PORTLAND.
.X.Je-
FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS
Other Stores at
..ALBANY . .EUGENE .
MARSIIFIELD
Make It Happy and Prosperous
By getting the Piggly-Wiggly Habit Make a Resolution to buy the
PiggIy-Viggly Way. You'll be surprised at the saving.
; Sack, cwt . .
10 Pounds ...
Sugar
$6.35
67
Butter
Gold Seal
lb
Crater Lake,
lb
.51
.53
' ' Milk
Carnation, Alpine and Borden's ..AM 7Ct
- case .
Sego,
case .
Sego
. dozen
cans
$4.60
a
$1.15
Flour
"Anchor" . j.
49-lb. sack i
"Crater Lake"
49-lb. sack i
"Crater Lake" ' I
10-lb. sack -'.
Graham and Germ Middlings
.10 lbs .......:..:..:.
$2.15
$2.30
.57
.55
EGGS, Fresh Ranch, Dozen r - - 40c
Candy, Fancy Mixed
lb :
Nuts, Fancy Mixed
y lb.
Peanut Toasties,
Pgk
Brazil Nuts,
lb.
Filberts,
lb... ,
Pecans,
1 lb
Peanuts,
lb.
Jell Well, .
3 pkgs.
Currants, Fancy
Grade, pkg. ....
47
.30
P.?
.28
.30
.30
1?
.25
.22
Tomatoes
2 large cans
Corn, Iowa
2 cans
Peaches. Libby's
. No. 2y can
Pineapple, Libby's
gallon
Sardines, Imported,
2 cans
Crystal White Soap
, 6 bars
Creme Oil Soap
2 cakes
Tomatoes, Solid Pack
gallon
Oleo
lb
.25
.25.
.27
.83
.25
.25
.15
.68
.30
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD BOTH TODAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 2
With Best Wishes for a Bright and Happy New Year
S. O. Piggly
Wiggly
4th and Main StreeU-Opposite Hall Hotel
Co.
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