THE OREGON 8TATKSMAX VElXF.lAY, DKCK.MltF.lt , 1W10.
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Uy Ruth Leu ore' Fisher
.I. Interest of the Rocial nnd-Vs-A
peciajlly the musical lite o the
city kent era arouiu! the. concert
Friday niM1 of Miss Winifred Byrd.Jiiy as a man
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Ihe SKMI- . " nas creaiwi jsucn ', Thev
can -iuvthuJ I- U w,,r,J .Vli i who PPoa..s Mi.h he,, iU also .
cap play the piano with a much abil- ; a u.-.st at the i:v,ft t.,.,.. r..
chatming and delightful affairs t.r-
rtK be it,redjbein,r planned for Mis, Byrd durat the" ed r.f the' pii, MqaTu
VrW Yori' It - is with great midehivrVi ,lT numlr- Miss her short sojourn here. land Mm.. Stirf worn! high. At lb
Jn Their h?nrt 3 that 'close of the delightful evening Mr,
wilt go tfr the concert" Friday night L iSl?i,Jlr Program as an-. ?ra' Smith delightfully en-! Page served a dainty supper. Til
to bear the little nirl who , lias. work
ed so bald aad Touiiht so for her
musical cjueer, and who has return-:
cd to her home with the musical j
world coiHjuf-red to give Iter, home
coining concert.
To thoie who have known -Miss ;L
Byrd Kinele her early childhood and,
see the vvOndej ful musical genius ot ;
her as v. ell and the und auntod am- j I
bilion wli(ich has been hets far her;
musical work, it is not a surprise thati
........ tUa Li)A!iclnn fit lull tflttKut tlifl I
'ih-i i.ublJe schools. ' Mrs. Tlrrrla V"t
r:ri.fii is learner wi iu cia.s au1
Miss Bell in president. Hie everuug
was merrily ient with chatting ot r
j their Christmas f.uicywoik 'ami at
'the close Miss ISelle assisted by her
' .-ister Mrs. K. Hays of I'urtlaiid. serv
4 l a dainty lunch. Ahuut 2ft of Ihe
tneiutxTs of the clas were present.
Mrs. U. S. Vunm was hostess Satur
day night for a jolly little card party
jwlien she celebrated the birlbda) an
niversarien of Mr. H. Ij. Stiff, Mrs.
iDelhett Kurt on ud herself w hich all
,oe-urred uu that day. Five hundred
was I h; divrsit f t he ever.iuu u;-d
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. J ,tru " mr manager are: i tertained the women of ih. Jin.im sn -sta who made tin ihr tabl in
w , i ' pus 4ft Chopin Guild of the St. i'aula church at her; eluded Ur. and Mr. Fred Kllis. Mr.
i rettide . . . . . , ......... Chopin . home yesterday atternoon Ut their j and Mrs. ilerbert Stiff. Mr. nd Mrs.
r.tuue A Minor (Winter Wind j regular monthly meeting. Tiaus wore j K. C. Quinn. Dr. -and MrsO lellrt
,", e-hoptn j completes tor the bazaar wblcli they i Ktinou and Mr. and Mrs.. A. J. Hat
On the tugs oi Song 1 will hold Thursday aliernooa and al-;idrion.
- ' Mendelssohn-Liszt -together an interesting meet in p was I - .
Dante oft he Gnomes ..... Lizstiheld. ' Mrs. j0,,n Bayne will entertain the
LeKeml fct. Francia Walking cn : ! women of the South Circle of the
ltie Water Lizsts The Theean class of the First First CongreKational church this ait-
Aocturue . Greig J Methodi.-t Sunday school was l-li!n-I eriioon at her home at 414 Iiell-vue
f . , '., ' ; -ctowen ifuily entertained at the 1J. K. Carrier -i reel. A very pleasant and interest-'
in a u ' Jcllu,,eri- noiee on Monday ever. inn. The eia.-s ing time is planned and it Is urged
aiiss oytd will be the guest of her ha, recently been .organized and Is that all member attend the meetrnr.
James HuHtkar. the eminent musical i pafems. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Byrd. for 'coi-ioosed of
a group o teacher, in
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A company of lt rnei.ts. enjoyel
j ihe hospitality of Mr. and Mr,. It. A.
Mevins at the Cottage-farm when
it hey entt-i tallied at dinner last Sun
i day. The sumptuously laden tatde
j was centered with a beautiful basket
jof while pn pooh. Covet, were laid
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff
The only sure way to get rid of
dandruff I, to dissolve it. then you
destroy It entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces of ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it At night when retir
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
."nd rub it In gently with the finger
. tips. .
Do this tonight and by mornlae.
most if not all. of your dandruff will
'. be gone and three or four more ap
j pMcation will completely dissolve and
j entirely destroy every r.lnrle sign and
trr.ee ot it. no matter how much dan
, druff you may have.
You will tind. too. that all itching
i and digging of the scal will stop
' at onoe. and your hair will be fluffy.
, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
j look and feel n hundred times twslter.
i You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. It is inexpensive and
never fails tot do Ihe wotk.
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OUR FIRST
TVE UNIVERSAL CAR
Ford Owners Attention
Beginning Monday, December 1st, we will open our garage at 260 North
High Street at 7 a. m. and CLOSE at 6 p. m.
This action is taken in line with the Ford Motor Co.'s plan of sales
and sen-ice. The personal comfort of our employes is considered as im
portant to bojh our patrons and ourselves. Men do not like to work on
the night shift. It is particularly important in the present shortage of
skilled labor.
If our patrons will anticipate th?ir wants and still have their work
done in daylight hours, it will make for better work and more efficient
service.
We are counting on your hearty co-operation, bearing in mind the help
you have rendered us in the past
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V"lieijutT,
taya.
try-ol by a few
It 90 Bales of Wool Are
for Mr. and M rs. ;. Ivan lntman. and John Denraiug of
Mr nnil J rm I li.ii V .1. .... VI w n.l ' U'.i.h I. . I .. ,1... k. ..... . .
Mrs. W.' 11. Howd. Mr. and Mis. J-L . guilds of MIwi Uda Uruwn. hate re-!
w. I'eterMiu and two daughter. Jean, turned to their bonus.
unit !( v unit Mr u nil Mr. T?.w. I m.
.tirs. rreueriCK spent yestetuay In ftt J f J lffal
il'ortiaad a, the uei'l t iiiud,. i WltTCd ITl LOTtaOTl PlCTktl
' Mis, Hazel Downing left last night j : :
for a sveral days' stay in Portland. For 0M or laflnenan LONl0. Iee. 1. At th wool
where she wilt be ihe house guest ofilnd a a Preventative take LAX A-! a nr tioli Um today 1I.8S0 balea
friends. jTIVE BROMO QriNINK , Tablet, vera ferej. Taa market waa te-
! IXck for K. W. GUOVt'S Signature -live tu.l trie. firm. AmrW-a
Mr,. Charles Hond of IVndieton , on lhp 30c
returned to her home yesterday after1
visit in i: at the home of bi sinter,,
Mrs. Will If. Bennett, fur seveia! Pmh'ihiltnn Cntm Dtrrm
; cent dtret. Crots bred were an
j hangd, except shabby roame which
I were five per cent cheaper. Mel-
Lriine, OtiyS (jOVtmOTl vvea blllin t three iae to 7
I rhmiags to H pent.
iovemor O'.eott yesterday ad-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mil! of'
Portland who have been visiting for!
several days with relatives in this j dres'-ed
yesterday
city, retunud to their home yester- i edilor f the Amer,can" Issue, a pro
bation pjp-r published at Wester-
ViSle. Ohio, and Ixtndnn. En r-'.and In.
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Buy Your Dress Goods Early, Without Delay. You Will Save Money and You Will Be Able to Get it Made for
Christmas. Our Prices are Far Below Present Wholesale Prices, and the Quality is the Very Best
Silk Plush, 48 in. width, value $9.48; sale, yard. . .. .j... .$6.08 III Silk velvet, all colors, 43 irch width, value $5.48; sale price.
Broadcloth, 4S-in: width, value $6.78; sale, yard. $4.98 per yard............... $3.08
Velveteen, all colors, value $2.28; sale price.
.,.$1.30
Everything in Yard Goods Reduced This Week, Especially for Christnus The Best Crash Toweling:, 22 Cents a yard.
NOTICE To Societies, Church and Sunday School Crganiza-tions Daring the Holiday Season we will fill orders for Can
dies, Nuts, etc., at WHOLESALE PRICES To any church or Sunday School or Societly.
MAIL ORDER PRICES Our mail order prices will be ready the last of this week and out of town people
will do well to take advantage of these prices. Early ordering will assure you that your entire order will be
filled. Don't waxt'.until too late as many lines may be sold completely out before Christmas.
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Groceries
Dry Goods
Clothing
gis STORE
.yfotions .
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day.
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Mis Henrietta Heppner of Iort
laid who has been a house guest of
Justice and Mrs. A. S. Bennett. ha3
returned to her home. Alfred Ben
net, their son. who ha been visiting
them also, left for his home in Ante
lope. The many friend of Mr. John II.
Scott, who has been very ill at her
borne. 1089 Court street, will be very
happy to learn that she Is now re
covering and hope in a short time
to be entirely well again.
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Mr. and Mrs. !onis !achmund are
going fo Portland today where they
will sojruon for several days. Wbi'.e
there they will be at the Portland
hotel.
Professor and Mr. T. S. Robert
have returned, from Corvalli where
they were the guests for several das
of Professor Itobert brother. Dr. II.
M. Hoberts.
Mis Kuth Mill of Independeee.
who ha been a guest of Mis. J. O.
aMtthl. has returned to hr borne.
Miss Beryl Holt has returned from
Portland where she spent several
day visitlnK with friends.
Mr. and Mr. Clyde .Epperson, Their
son. Norwood, and ttu-fr daughter.
Mildred, and Mi Utha Cole, who
have- ben the houe guests of Mr.
and Mrs. V. W. Duibin. have return-1
ed to their homes in McMinnville.
Master Wyne Urier returned yes
terday from Portland where he visit
ed for several days with bis graud
mother. Mis Gene Belle has returned f mm
Portland where she was a several
dcys cuejt of Miss Jane McLaughlin.
Mr. and Mis. George C. Will left
yesterday for a several days stay in
Portland.
Mrs. Id M. Babcock and her
daughter. Miss Grace Babcock. have
returned from Portland where they
visited for several da with the for
mer's dauphiei. Mis Mary Babcock.
The ,W. A. M. S. will meet with
Miss Goldie Witzel at her home at
415 North Cottage street. Thursday.
December 4.
Miss Lena Huckestein bad as her
guest recently Mis Marie Fleber ot
Shaw and Miss Alice Itaudoln ot Jo
seph. Oregon.
Elmer Christenson of Xeey. Neb..
who has been visiting for the past
month at the home of hi uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mr. Geori: W. Laf
lar. left last night for Kuk. Wyom
ing, where he will visit for a time be
fore teturning to his home.
Miss Sudie Matt his who has been
visi.ing ir la lives in Amity, has re
turned home.
Mrs. Kate Stargen of Brooks, who
har been a visitor at the home of
Mn. L. ,M. Pueder, has returned to
her home.
Mis Alice Metzler of Portland.
Miss E. Pate of Vancouver, Wah.,
tu lrartt?u.ely since prohibition of
the HqRor traffic became effective
and that there has teen a marked de
erese in crime. The letter was in
reply to a letter from Mr. Johnson
In which he asked if crime had decreased.
FREE TO"
Pile Sufferers
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Exciting Times Ahead
for Willamette Debaters
Let Me Prove This Free
( Mr In trr a
'and pw-rmai
l M'thad for tk treatment
t r!Uf ff fitrl th
arwla ff grateful Irltrr. ttil, lb a.
inriit I want nii to try Ihta mtnxl at
The season of debate at Wlllam-!". "" .
ette nniteraity promises to be Be of ju.a- .ttndmc or recont dMti,f.t.
the most Important that th uni- wt-thr it -hroni- trui. wbrthr
Tersitr ha had for several vemrs ' " eiwl vnaiMaL
I. . T V. : aHou4 an4 f.r th frr lrtl trl-
aeeordlns to Forensic Manager Fred ; mt
McGrew. Mr Grew is at I resent la ; X rrattr wlir yoa tire mat
co rpontenee with several or the,TOM mrwt lrMMM 9ii,m my ,ti,.,4
leading Institutions of the tMrlhwrst , i!t rtev y sr..mi ir
asking for date. The subject for 1 ! 'r " " '
eite wil. le decided In the next .f ,B,me, Mir. .n4 tfcee
few days and then work will begin tii atrti-tK.na ha faii4
in earnest 1 ' " " rli tnat sir m- a-
w . .. ! irnlmc rta is tn ot tawwt
At chapel yesterday Mr. McGrew ;rt-f..ibu irrtim.ni
ran: l Vre thentndent body with, TMj li-rl .frrr of fre trrattoret
a proposal of Inter Is d. late. The:,t)jr,, ,,,, WrM. BOW fnA
three lower classes mrt Ihe peer xal s y. H.r-f mail k - wt At
with enthasiasna. th avniors decid- ' e Tl.r.
Ing they wonld not enter on account
cf smallnes of their numbers and
work which Ival-eady lined tip for'
them.
Mr. McOrew dl-played a trre
goll ;np which Attorney White wills
give to the cl winninc in dbate.
The rla5 debater will Hae lh tame
sulVert a the varsity team. As i
soon as thl rnbject I announced.!
the das member will hgin pre-1
parinr for the trv-out wh!ch will pre-
Free Pile Remedy
n. n. rm.
II21U ItM. Marafcall. Mkrfc.
t"1i. fr trial .f f.ur Mrla-
t to:
HOLIDAY
PRIZES
Will be given to the boy and girl hustlers who turn in the
largest number of DIXIE BREAD wrappers on or before
December 22. First Prix $10 Savings Account
Start Now and You Can Easily Win a Prize
Ask Your Grocer
SALEM BAKING CO SALEM
Haynes-Foster Baking Co., Portland. Dixie Baking Co, Astoria,
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