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traaa brooJ. !'er. Iimm.l tl Afrl
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fi loin.! t fmii for a fma
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aipuiar o:tIir an-4 in mua;-al rir
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Sir Pr4 ! " nf Mr. Jm
f. liroa-.j", of thi ri'y, formrtjr of I'hl
rf whvro IS att'fitjr.4, t Pt a uoiTair
pitv. Vnr lh pat 1p ar thv hav
ba'a'a rWnt4 of l"rrtlni. l:or-a,rtly
frutra Inoal him fo llutE. Monl..
kar h Will ! h fcrit". ThT lfl
ataihl fr thair aar horn.
Trto n m n I of tha your) coupta
l'fiaT ha an ctripae'!. rort-arnianl-
ly tno vwiMing a romrl aurpruta.
Tha rfanra thai all lha younffar (
fava baan anit.u:T aitinT to ba
lllfla b Iba 1K m4 flub thi avrn
ti4" at Vn.an( IUI1. at f'orl -Ih irJ
Bnai aaJjr baulvp.. i;rat tntraat
1 batnaT tban In IMa l Iflrr. a many
faw Cap Will ba I n t rti'iv r.l Tbt t
tha i'o-i of I ha atrial dr. ra llt rt
vl'iH baa sivart. T'ia wh ara mab
IriaT Cbta tfjBfa a ral Th 4 r a t 1 r in z
party a'' Alfrt I'uan. trrt llr
t"e4 ,MaHn. rm John. on. Mrrritl
Jnhnn arwl I. .la ffrra-et. 'atrona.aa
'. H V Vi l.n. Vm. K. V. JoKtttori
I M.-4. K4l A. 1'nak.
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n IWim Alinnat wl't rraat Uft
Jr, Harlan 1. Hirbur. Ill I .t ri;i.
laanrty atra-t. al 7 orlnth Ihia afl
moon. a a-tia rhaptar of ra.
f I InattaJ
a a a
Vf. aff r Iiar Klrts: JalTary laft
Ta'l for Jaa f'rn ! Co tait loa
a a a
Mr flof T. M-.ltiml an-f t,tt! .on
l4a r'tJrnnt fr-i- an attan4 Irtp
I ' jojr,ii-m '4l ; forn 1 a anj INa ripoai-
tmn. aiatetri frian.Ia m I Antfalaa,
t War oaliib'f lily antrr-
taina.
a a a
W l Mr. I. (t M. l..rT aaoTr4
Tkanhaar ia4T Hay itn Mr. an4 Mrt
T. K K at INair h n la lairm.
a a a
Jiatar.lay of Ht waak
fl f;.4 flt farat l lih will bo l irfial
' ! ! rbii.!ra of In rtii" an-!
t"aia it'l rrl'B'it from J nti 1
orl.'tt. Jipari4l rtrrmriia ba
baan mad t o in.rriirl alt praaant In
n-ia an4 to a low llt.m a K o.m tima.
Mr. A. la. Irifan haa rhPa of tha
rrt. w.tn 'ra. A tai.Iiaw. Mr
'l..yt ran.pr.--i. Mr.. . . M-iraUn4
aa Mr. I H I'tr'toa a aflnf
a a a
Mr, ...fen .HN.all ai.f rfaitMrf lft
Tt- a4na-..iia f.r .an lrR.-:irQ for a few
a yi:t al th f.r
a a a
A traT RiieiD-r of .malt an4 In
format at nnar l-i,:.i... tr dan.-ina'
art r.-tari4a. ta f n a 11 . i rt g fr.ti.
itia at tria llelrl :-n.on fn tfa
arv.tal room th-ra wa a atmnar al4n.-a
Wifli pfan.tn.nl Imi paopt artartalra
iHaT a-ona-n.l rnmptn-a of frana)4.
Aan..naT thoaa rn.rri:r;n( wara M-
H Mr. Joir K Koll." Mr II. l
W rl-in.r t M.ltar. A. T. lair-.'Vir;.
ta1. lri.rijanr --h. 4--oraT ri.
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rKl-SIIUlNT OK OM t.C.K M SOKOKITV. WHO WILL GIVE BRIDGE
TEA FOR PHILANTHROPY TOMORROW.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early. A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Article Selected
Useful Gifts for Christmas
at "The Owl" Drug Company
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The true pirit of all present-riving; is to make gift which show thoughtfulness and purpose. These were the instructions given our Eastern
buyers when they invaded the field for Holiday Merchandise.
How well they performed their lask "Owl" customers will realize when looking over the "Owl" line of Holiday Merchandise, advance ship
ments of which are now on display, with new goods arriving daily.
Make it a practice to visit the "Owl" every day and familiarize yourself with the many new useful gifts constantly arriving.
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o.. William Ko.h. r. Collirr. T. J.
I;an an. I J. II. Iul.
M4nv laautif i lanry artlrlr hava
barn .rrp4raa ar.J will bo on aale dur
IriaT Iba aftarnoon anj ctrnim. A
rhirkrn intirr will b aarvaai from &
until 3 D'rl.H' Ho'iir-mailo ranilira
will b on aalo by Iho Voune IjaJta
Sn-Apshots
BtEijbjvraDoyd.
- . 1 k . . . 1 . an4 ma.3-r r air
frna.
Mr anf f-. flan a.lt.nat war boat
for ana of tno lirj-r part.. " in
tna f..ittatn ajrt I foar Wara li4
fir tan at t.la.r tlbla. r-li.a'a .ri.
an. riaa rHr.4ntnamum rd
farna wara qiH to orcam.rK tfta
labia. .athar a n f r f .i n : n g In tria aTr.il
wara J a. U I:, f. Tr,-r t
J-eawart. r Martin. J M.rialab.
o'nn.l an l M-, T i. bar v. v. ...ti.
t' Nowbarr. Mr M lUr and M- MLrrp
tan. a a a
A CaM'T4 lata anal rrarkat Will b
Hr In t Ha han t i-t hH of th Hhili
Tarpfla o tha ift.rno.. an4 mrning
of t1 an dar t by woman of ha Inaiu..
Ir'af atapartmaat.
Ta aij r.4a .ill ba aor In ia
Japan- la, rartl.rt frorri J to i bv
JWra. V N :..r.tt. Mr. A. II Moora
n. M.aa tiartrua Jaroba.
'af-tarl .4prar tr.. t I
Mr, ja. I. f' Ii wM..i i.n.ril inar.
I..r. w.U b aa;.t't by th follow in t !
rom m ! 1 1 Ml; I
rt.-ari4-.W...'4rr.a If. A. lYnchl!
r.i ll-nrv A. Town.an
forat.naT Mr John t v v f .
Alarti.inT M- ta. P M Junl.on.
IMa.-ln laaa Mr.. H. J l.a, .in
! rrarra b'.th Mr. J t Vroifa.
Jial of r.oiiia.co-la.i pro.-4rta, in j
riarc of r. a . Wrlsht an l Mi
lt rtrga .arnha.
.' of f4a-li nl dorr .( artl.
ill b H'r4rla of Ma.'tan.a f U
J -.hna.in. t'i'l r'ow.aa., tl M. f inyan.
TI'. L. ftattlatt. ll. I:, fraal. tn. A. K.
iiaaaanaf.
t'an.l'.a arwf lama ronfarfiona will
a Ira rrt of th V. I. A. rla.a.
Tha ) nr.. l.a l.raro lunklat-r
rr.:!nt. will h aa rh4raTa of a labl
af afint and aa.ful artu la naaala from
Japaaaaa low!tnf.
a
Hi. Km O'tfti will hoi I a baaaar
Ira tb Koaa C'ltr rlinhoma, t'lttr
a.ftnt.1 a nl fian.iy bo-tIaard. of)
a)aa.fy ali.rnc a an-t n nat
:a J M f)arrall. H iitan
Mr. I I'lii'i'r ar l )If W. Ko. h. wn.)
taaa tha raaaral a..anacmant of ha
a.Talr. Uaaa a p.n taf th followlna
a-nm.ta.ttaa. r'ny b.eh. lr. a a"
l.ialtf-i. Mra. a', i.n;n. apron booth.
Mr, f. w' E'a.aon ajoll boaseh. Mr. l
K airaona. Bah potvi. Mrtv 1 1, krlla.
rfiaaar, Mr. 4. If. P'til. a.rmn..
M.a ti. Jlall. aviii uaatu. ata. I... Ur-
Tka fall Maaa-rlln.
,TT'ITII tha adarrtt of Autumn rr
II l.nmalii';t a Ihousbt turn to
roabinai bar a bo,l rmr and chrary and
a-orn foray Mr. 1 1 r affotla may ba aim
pi or rUboratr. Thejr may b llmllrd
to frrrr.inf lh !.- or n.ualln dta-
partra at lha wlnJowa. to piarion a
fw .t a-f tliMmir; ptai.ta aba.ut to
tinuittni . ara or analfh'i fraim paint
or furaittjr; or lhy may lab-o tha
f.rrn of rtirn.tat purrhaar of nw
furnituro or floor coTrrtnar.. Hut what
ar tba form of t-'rr.aion thlai alrair
may aa.umr. II I tharo with moat of
u. And w indulat' tl a.roiJIH to th
rapa.-ity or limitation of our pur.
And If our puraa d-ar not permit lhl
ln.luU.-n.-. w ara a:t aomatlmaa to
fal a b.l d: on ln tad or rrbai.ioua.
Itut do w n.ad to darn.l .0 much
on our po. a r t to k for tha fra.hantn
of th horraa. Ihl Kali If ha a
rapanou. puraa. all Wrll and Cxd. Put
if w baarn t. cannot w ctrrumraot
tbl. laa-t in aoma way or ottirr
U bit I lb ba.lr .l.4 of IM dlr
to (rraoaai our homa la It not. to
.ma ttl'nl. tha d.tr to mall thrm
brlcbl and atiirlna"" I. not tha horn
in whi.h th window, slram. tha rur
laina ara anow r. th hardwood, f . 00 r
rrf.a. t a aoft tuatar lh ctaa.war and
a.larr apariila. iha.tr and briM.
wh.Hhar lli.aa thin. b oatly or notT
Anl ao if w rannol raianl larlahlr
thi Aul'iim to mab or our homa.
ran wa not look with, rrltt al ya at
our aurroundmara and a a if thar ara
eot oihar waya In wht.ia w ran !
a ahinini tntMnin that will rrult
ia th ahrrtnr.a w wl.h?
I n.. imn thai datra. l mu. h from
tha mill n( pparanr of th bom la
,.rai. ha-1 r marrrd furnitur. or If
run ar- u.rd. a dull. habhy floor.
Th hoi4ahapr who will brixhlan bar
fjrnitura and floor, tall thry look lik
naw. rraa. bar wtnlow drapariaa fraah
and t.a... and bar bra., bowl. If
ha b any. and hr ailaar ahinlnc
UI do mu.ra toward 'inaT br horn
roam. and rhr. And h ran do
thi. without th cpn.!ilur of much
araonay .
Th makar of painla and Tarniahaa
and f'.oor ataln hatj almnat workad
a raoution tn what ran b ac-om-tll.had
In th bona today throuath
th aarana-ia.. At lh J'an r'ranri.ro
r ipo.icton thrtr lata. 1 pro-l-ir. ar on
d .;lr and lo th houaawif who ba
no! kpl tn lou.h With tham thy will
baa a rrtalallnn. -
Many a h"urw ifa think that If hr
floor, ar aofl wood or patntad. or old.
ha cannot maka tham .ultabl for
ru.. or I . at If har labia or rhalra
or other piac. f furnitur ar
a. rairha I or not to bar likin In fini.h.
.h m-.il andura tham a Jhy ar. It-Jt
modarn Inrantlora ha ovarrom alt
th. drfavi S'alna and painta and
yirr.l.ha. and m'. hod of u-ins tham.
haaa baan a-olrad br whl.-ra old aofl
l-in floor ran t tran.forma! In ap-l-.aran-
a to baautif-at hardwoad floor,
and old labia and rha.r. to apparrntly
oak or mahosany. And If thi. work la
cior riarhi. th.. d-a not look Ilka
rhrara or poor Imitat'ona but lik th
tl art.-. thar almulal.
I raw an otd pin flour fintaha4 aboot
th da to look I'k a baautlful bard
wood oaa f'oor. I n.lr th ru In tha
r.alar of tha room tha floor wa un
finl.hrd and In It. natural atat. ami
the rontraal between thin part and the
two-foot border where th run did not
com mi to me revelation.
1 aaw beautiful centrr table, ap
parrnlly of pnlialird ma hoc any, that
bad been an ordinary pin table. I aaw
other Jut a remarkable rull in the
nit of makimr a home over. And they
were jrrompliJilia d by a avlrvpj-. perae-
verlnc woman who waa determined to
man her home look briKht and cheery.
thowarh he had little money to expend
In dolrt. ao.
It will pay any woman whn mlhc
to fi over her home ihla Autumn at
mall coat to look Into the new ha-lp
that prienr and Invention are hrlnfr
Inat her. The public libraries nre full
of up-to-date book on hnu.t furnlah
In; The pnee of our reliable tn c a -rinra
and newapaprra overflow with
advrrtiacmrnla of all that la new and
hriprul. Information will b) irnl for
the aklnK. No woman nee.) plod alnnjr
In old-lime way por need he ito with
out thiaj whii h will help her make her
borne attractive, bea-auae of prohlbl
liae roal. Moth Improved method and
Innpin.lve mnterlala are now hera.
And many a woman who ha not kpt
In touch with Ihmo matter will. If ahe
took. Into the aubject. be tlellshled and
amaaed at th wraith of beip that la
bar for makln: the home pretty at
amall ro.t
The Smdjwj Story
By Mk5 F.AviiXR.
' U I.MMR I'D Ton T.
arlrly.
rollcat nlht at Illppo
drome lonlsht.
t'hi nmaia Alumna maatm;
Ihl afternooa with Mr. Herbert
:rhur
Informal danrlnx party Ihla
aanlna. Mia. a;rat-ban Caullon.
Junior Ai.rml.Ir luh danc t -pitht.
iTirl.tanaen'a ball.
I' .rtiand Mnchta I'luh Thank
Stainat party t h aa entnaT.
lihi.1 ritat I nivaraity Alumni
Prty thia rvmlnc at th b.ame of
li. a Huth i;rnt. pre-a.e. by
dinner at llaaelwoo-l.
tittle Heddy .
TTftirX lapa and Mamma Fox left
II home the niaht before, they told
Int. Itrd.lv Fox not leave tha houaav
Ite.ldy aaUl be would ba a load bay
and so to lep and not ao out In the
morninaT. and be meant lo keep hi
promaae. but In the morntntf. when be
awoke and tb aun ma aiiinlna and
hi. father araf mother bad not returned.
lledy foreot hi promia.
tn tii f-rvt place, h waa huncry,
an-l Ib-n b aaw Jackie Kabbit run
n.nc alone th path outaide bta bouav.
"Where ar ou Kolnjt. JarkicT" he
(alUd.
"I am aroinar to t my breakf.tt.
Jarkl rrplird. "I know where tnere
la a nice 6.j of beet a.
"Wail for me. Jackie." called ICeddy:
I 4m aoinar with you.
"In you Ilk beettopa, a.kcd
Jackie.
"No. t don't like beettnp." aald fld-
uv. "but I thoucht I intjlit Oraal a chl. k.
an or a aooa. or aomrihlni. My
father and mothrr have larrn tone all
nisht and 1 am hunary."
"t'b. I know where there la a whole
yard full of rhlrkena and ( and
ajueka." aald Jackl.
"Jh. alo youT" aal.l Reddy. hi eara
ttckire up with excitement. "Ir.t'a
fiurry."
Wben Jarkl Kabhlt reached the car
dan where th beettopa arew be
atoppe.1 and told KeaJdy Kox be would
rind the yard be told him about Juat
ovr th hill.
"Itut aren't you coins to iho me
whrr ll lT' naked ISeUdr. beginnlnc
to feel afraid, now b really found be
waa to ao alono faar lit breakfaat.
"Oh. you ar afraid. Keddy Kox. I
bet you neaer went alone to a poultry
yard. I Kuee your father and mother
never let you."
"I ur you alon't know anything
about II. Jackie ltabl.lt I am bigger
tnan you are." replied Kddy Fox.
And to ahow Jackie be waa not afraid
and ud to going by blmaelf little
Kddy Fox rtarleaj oft arroaa the flckl.
running a faat aa he could.
The ben and chicken and duck
were juat coming out of their boua
when lirddy reached t'te farmyard,
and when Keddy aaw ao many he
quite loat hla nrnsee. he a ao hungry.
of rourae be did not know there
wa any danger for him beraua lie
bad never been In a barnyard before,
ao he daahed rich! Into the renter of
the group. Tb ben and chickens and
duck began to cackle, and peep, and
quark, and ran back Into their houea.
and l(ddy followed.
Out of the houae came the farmer
and M boy. and tn another minute
poor littl Keddy Fox waa caught and
than ahul up In a hen coop.
All cUr he atayrd there, and though
th farmer boy brought htm water and
food. It waa not lh kind of food little
Keddy Fox liked, and h began to wlah
for hi motlier.
II curled him. elf up and lay down
In one corner of hi praea.n hou and
wax. Id not move all day.
II opened hla eye anr In a whtl
and Kaoked over th bill, but no rlitn
of hi. fiathrr or mother did he aeau
and when It waa dark poor little Beddy
GUERNSEY
CASSEROLES
A six-inch Casse
role, made by the
i Guernsey Earth
enware Co., of
Cambridge, Ohio,
with basket-
weave frame, ebony black enameled
handles, white pottery lining, nick
el plated. $2.23 grade.
NEW ARRIVAL
KODAK ALBUMS
Save your pictures. Paste them in
an album and you will have the
Ideal Christmas gift. New-style
Albums, linen, loose leaves, pocket
for extra prints. Popularly priced
from OOf to ,....$1.00
MARBLE
STATUETTES
Made of pressed marble, depicting
Mozart. Beethoven, GcetheOQ
and many others. Special.. C
SACHET POWDERS
Violet, carnation, heliotrope, rose,
peau d'Ee-pagne, clover, The Cn
Red Feather brand. Per oz. July
French Ivory
, The French Ivory we carry is solid. It is
made into thick sheets, then sawed and worked
into the various articles.
The French Ivory we sell will give a lifetime
of service. It will neither crack nor split and
will stand a great deal of hard usage.
The indications are that French Ivory will be
more popular this year thaa ever. We have
just received several large shipments in new
and staple patterns, included among which are:
Xa4jrn--T" --wrT!i fJJIr
Nail Buffer
Mirror
Cold Cream Boxes ...
Make-Up lioxes .......
Talcum Powder Boxes
Prenser Trays
Button Hooks
Cuticle Knives
Nail Files
Whiak Brooms
Com bs -
SOt to St. 50
75tf to &5.00
25C to SI. 50
..oo
50e to 81.50
2."f to SZZTt
r."nd .15a?
, aioa? and y.Tat
.Tic and 3.
5n to t?l. 75
a.5C to lttl.25
Soap Boxes ....
Hair Brushes
Military Brushes
Cloth Brushes ..
Hat Brushes ....
Lather Brushes .
Puff Boxes
.. 25Cand SOt
. . 75c to SC.OO
..S3. 75 to S5.00
..S1.25 to S3.00
. 1.00 to 2.50
..Sfcl.OO to SI. 75
7aC tO U.DU
Solid French Ivory can be beauti
fully engraved in gold or enamel at
very little extra cost.
V
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French Ivory Special
This French Ivory Tray, 6V2XIO inches long,
as per cut shown. Regular ?J.25, OQ
special
GIFTS FOR THE
CHILDREN
Bungalow
Building Blocks
Made of California sugar
white pine without finish. No
paint, no colored paper, no
nails, no tacks. Oafin
sale now, per set.
EXTRAORDINARY PICTURE SALE
Have you seen the reproductions of famous oil paintings at the
"OWL?" If not. do so at your first opportunity. Fitly differ
ent studies. Copies 6x8 inches, framed in handsome QQ
114. inch gold frames. On sale at 70V
Here are a few subjects:
"Despair"
"Aare of Innocence"
"Hide and Seek"
"Simplicity"
"Sheep Herders"
"Baby Stuart"
"Napoleon"
"Mona Lisa"
"The Old Windmill"
Dutch Flower Girl"
"Avenue of Trees"
"Boy and the Babbit"
"Christ in the Temple"
"The Gavotte"
And Many Other Renowned Paintings
Little Mind
Builders
An instructive toy out of tho
ordinary. Little Mind-Builders'
block letters can be used
to learn the alphabet, spell
simple words and introduce
into the child's play an edu
cational feature which holds
the little mind of the Mule
child for hours in instructive
play. Complete alphabet let
ters 4 inches high, made of
clean wood, no paint, no
varnish so that a child can,
without harm, put them in its
mouth. Priced, per g J 00
TEDDY
BEARS
A large assort
ment of brown
and white bears.
alalf tO .J.5().
KEWPIE DOLLS
These delightful dolls in bisque and
celluloid. 25r 50f 75t $1, $1.."0
Mission
Alarm Clocks
A useful and accept
able gift. Made of
golden oak and wea
thered finiah. Guaran
teed to keep flJO Off
perfect tinicOaSa.tiiJ
Distributors for Red Feather Toilet Preparations
BROADWAY, COR. WASHINGTON ST.
ETCHED
BUD
VASES
10-inch
Etched Vases.
SOc
Fo went to sleep with a sad feeling
at hla heart and dreamed his father
and mother came to his queer house
and tipped It over and pulled him
a Ion or the ground so fast that he saw
atar.
And then Reddy Vox woke up. and
sure enouch, thut wa Juiat what hap
pened. Ilia father and mother had
come' for him and Reddy was sicepins;
o soundly he did not awake until he
waa almost home.
-Oh! Oh! Oh! where am 1?" he cried.
"You are almost home, and you can
thank your stars you are." said his
mother. "You naughty boy. why did
you ko out when we told you not to?
You might have been killed."
"I wanted my brei.kfaxt. and Jackie
P.ahblt waa going for his all alone.
and I am lota bigger than Jackie." said
Uedily. beginning to cry.
"Well. Jackie' 1 grown up and you
are not. and he has had more experi
ence rolng about than you have, said
his father. "You mind your mrnni-r
and me for a while yet or you will
never grow up. Io you utulcritand?"
Keddy aald he did. and he made up
bla mind not to follow Jackie again,
but wait until hia father and mother
thought ho waa old enough and big;
enouch to go out alone.
(I'uparisM. I I.V by tha Hra'hire Neaapaper
Iatnra Sa-laooN Ohrrvo Holiday.
liAVTOW Waah.. Nov. 15. (Spaclal.
Th. arhoola cloae today for a two
daya' vacation for Thankglvlng. As a
r'.o.lng prnbramme a public ilemonstra
tlon was aClven by Miss Beaaie Vance,
teacher ol mualr. and the students.
Thla l the f.rat year music haa been
.....m.Mr.Mv laii&rht tn the Davton
arhoulat. and a very ajood showing was
made at the, recital
LEAGUE RENTS THEATER
DRtMATir CniTICS TO PRKSKNT
SKIUKS OK PLAYS.
Whip House oa Trrenly-Thlrd Street
Takea arid Reehriatened "The
l.lllle Theater' Foster Art.-
In order to carry out its avowed
purpose of settlnsr a higher standard
in the production and acting of the
ti.. riramfl iaane hai secured
a lease on a motion picture iini.-r,
ip....i aha Whir. Theater, on Twenty-
third, near Washington ftreet, and
plays will be presented starting ine
com in ir month.
The playhouse has been rechristened
Kv aha DriiiiH League and will be
a, i,r..rinr u The Little Theater
It will be the home of productions of
various kinds lntenaaa to inusiraie nae
Ha ,ka 1 irum. I.enxrlle in dra-
luraa . . . ' - - - - - -
matic construction and presentation. It
is believed It will nave an atii.c
fluence In the uplift of stage offer
ing.
Children's plays, together with mo
.!.. ..l.i. r a a u-i'l ha nresented durin!
t"ccember. Miss Frances Towslee will
have charge of the children's plays and
..... Ka at'lll ho ahfltt-n. The
Little Theater seats but a few hundred
people and attendance al ine periorin
..-ill n.N.uurllv. he limited.
It is hoped that throuicli the produc
tions shown in the little playhouse,
simplicity In dramatic art will be em-
phra.er anl s nig'ier siannarn r.-.ai-
ized in theatrical offerings. Thia is
the object toward which the Drama
League aims. Miss Josephine Ham
mond, of Keed College, is president and
Frank Branch Kiley is secretary of the
organization.
Sulcni Social Service Busy.
SALKM. Or., Nov. 25. (Special.)
The Salem Social Service Center has
across the Willamette River from Sa
lem, and that unemployed men would
be griven work chopping wood there
this Winter. Men needing: work will
file applications with the Commercial
Club. The Social Service Center plans
to collect old clothes for distribution,
among needy persons.
Experts have estimated Hint there arc
more than 3.uiMj,nfM.0iM,0i)0 Rli.irt tons of coal
... . i. - i'i,t -...tnu ..vi.iwiv-u of a
. . Ml lilts nn..l ...v...-.-. -
,r,r-ri tndav that it has secured' more than in any other cnntincnt, and
announcea toaay mai. n. Ui,.in in... i ...... - .
sttimpace land In Polk County, just nearly twlra as n.n.h x In l-.mnno.
IT is not too early, now,
to make your holiday
gift selections. At the
Columbia you'll find a most
choice and complete array of
Kodaks and supplies, shell
and tortoise spectacle frames
and optical specialties.
Your special attention
is directed to the Co
lumbian's superior taciU
ities for prompt and ef
ficient optical service.
Any lens in 60 minutes.
RSI
a n I J!,f"it
Columbian
Optical Co.
145 Sixth Street
Floyd Brower, Mgr.
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Ladies and Gentlemen:
It affords us great pleasure to advise that we
are in position to route you to the East in Steel
Palaces through Orange Groves and Sunshine,
Mountains and Plains; with Noted Chefs to serve
you in our Dining Cars.
Our Travel Bureau is at your SERVICE?
M. J. GEARY,
General Agent, Passenger Department.
Ill Third street,
Portland, Oregon. 4
A 2666; Main S34.
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