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1'. '3 L Ji ' Tim OREOON jL 1 y i- -. . : n v :. STATESMAN. RATKM. OW.dON , WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1921 H" t -1 l i the BY MOLLY BUUNK was Derformed br Rer. Hawthorn ! Eoff. assisted by Mr. Fid ward ' sufoeRsful as th first It la plan cf tl Summit church, tok'plnoj CJUhiKliain and Mrs. It. 11. CJoodin j ned to make th affairs regular in thVV pteswuee. V of', a roterle of , iirri'd off litfrh . honors. . Iiwsld i 'nis on ihr year'a ;lal cukn-', friends at the Ttome of th hridoV, Ur chili monilnr Mrs. Walter1' dar.'. " ' " i;itif. J. J-:. Hnfjer -of lo li,p- i Key-.,wus iie.mat a an addilioG-4 - , . -U- ' ' -t rum diiUrif t. -.The liny: eeriimiiy rail ptu;yi. An all dr y ttuilijit:; will h. Id was used. I . . . 1 "l iiM-tahers 11m-; W.hiiou'k !-1 The pupils nf Jhe f'apilm -ISilsi-l lief eorjis in their looms in tlie nes rnllese aitiiounee tin second , at imu v tttiuorrnv daiieo: -tqionsort-tl hy ihelii this s -a son to take place at the Mtutse h:ill. Friday evening All present a nid form r students' of the school ther I for the different fields for which jthey hav volunteered, are larger j than ever before. hero yesterday, to : repref.f-nt Tee (Tuck and John lxgan was f.rhed- ult-d l o, ap pear today in behalf? 6( The r wort tendered by the ' cue of the defendants. Dan J. . Ma-" rhurc-h Urk, Mrs. . l?a Ashhy. . A, tev. as RDe.-ial froseeMtor. aih'l The parlor, where tlrt- wedding took place, was bountifully deco rated, aud the: hiMlal pailv enier- 1 et t lh'! strain's of thn w fddhiK ! march from I.ohenjrritl. played by OCAL Ini crest .Miss Flora "flrice. Mis .ls.ni lcsl v:is liriJitniriiil unit ' I . it rr ' are fu vitetl to -attend to j Llppert vva best man. 't wijtli members of the facility, musi-al hooked Leopold Gmlowsl; v. pian-! The bride who was iriven awav ; social committee com posetl of Ufa is eenterinc . about S tst. find Miss Virginia- Uae eolor-.! by aer " father, wore a bountiful : Miss Dummy Ayers. t.uis wt-ny first ( oncer; of the,atura. soprano, tor 'au :'liearauce ! creation of white fl orjrette -.er 1 ami Norman Hildebrand are in j fern. wliite satin, tr mined u silver c liar ee oi me arrunstpiifni. n v ovi lace. She wore a lone wliite veil r the second dance proves' to be as Mrs. l-'is Mishler was hosiess at a prt tiily ;.ioiuit tl 'diiiiicr at her residence Sunday evenintr. when she ntertained ia coterio of friends. The table waV attractive ly centered with a bowl of pink carnations, offset GOOD YEAR . i 10 lLi UI 1 LU IV"' "I:'"1 "UiV at , K p; ,.,.rnartl aeputy district at- . i ' ! A. ( . stiftler was r -elected treas-t . .- - j j 1I)M. t;vaK,.tist A. It. Hell is x-tU'y. Hh- representing the Maie. beventa .liay Adventists(i"- r n.e church Gain in Membership and Finances in Sajent Three Tong Cases 'Are Heard in Supreme Court Anollo dluh to be Riven in the ! at th. HeilU: t h otter in Portia td. armory next Tuday. An inter- Thursday, January ;. (sliuR feature will be the initial While in Salem Mi;-,j Voodich appearan4e of Reverend H. N. rinterestei a number of persons in Aldrich aa director of the club. I musical" circles in aunt iter sjroup Mr. Alarlch w ho -succeeds John ; of artists "whom the concert -bur-Todd in Ihis official capacity as , e;lu may send west this year, director, (has never before ai-, . - . peared before the Salem public, i The Altar society of St, Jos althotiKli he has fielded the ba-frplt's church will nie?t this after ton in otfcer cities previous id h'3 ; non at 2::!0 in the Knights of residence; in Salem ar.d la ac- j CoUunl'Uu 'hail on State street, knowledtbd as an exceptionally ! A foeial hour will follow the capable leader. Mrs. (jladys (Jambie nag re turned frtom". a several tla, vjsii liiisiiiess riteetinl; and ments will lb; served. i e fresh - A meeting, of the Hiftliland lr Gaston: as the guest of her sis-j Mother's tlub has been called lor ; ter, Mrs. Miss Frank Martin ' " Alma joedisch York City was Tuesday, bureau nentative, of J-New Satnm visitor coming up in the inter- stsot the International concert of which Rhe is a repre- Miss Voedisch hr.s i ' oVlnclr Thni-!irtnf :ifi (rnf.Mi fit the .school rs tuested. At a quiet home wedding New Year's day. NIjss Kva Uutler be came the bride of George Benja- and Ciirnejl an arm bouquet of r white carnations. , ' lnmetiliately after the weduinj;' the youht; couple left on a brief' honc infton. I'pon their it-turn they win make their home on a i farm in, the- Popcorn districi. ! Mr. and .Mrs. N. ('.. Freeman of TJeaverton. were Sal?m visitors Monday. While here I hey were guests at the. 'K. . A. McKivain home op South . IJbertv street. This evening in the church par lors, the members ot the official board of the ; Firt Methodist A fuli attondanc? is church will en iov a bnnnuel. .The wlvs of the members will be ad- j ditional guests. 1 The Monday Afternoon llridgo club was entertainetf at its resu'lar nhi Rietz. The ceremony. which-fOrtnightly meeting by Mrs. Grace , t : .. I " '""-."' "j 1 : lWi yf 1 The ; Seventh Day Adve,nti5;t church.! North Fifth street and with graceful j Gaines iaVe.imf. held j,ta annual meeting recently- and elected ifl'i- Mrs. Ilalph While. Mr and Mis. ' jirowth in membership by baptism,; . " .v v i! nJ....- vi.. .....i v it.v ..rnfcinn a' faith nl hv let-1 Guck. all of horn are allied -McKlval'i. Mrs. IMarKun-t Uoin.iler. the church ban surged uhead " ";"r,u"" rs were laid for Mr. and' Hearing of three tong war ca?es from Multnomah county begun in the supreme court yestertlay. cA 1icitionn)icl. Institution s7 'j . tl i PKIIKKCTIOX" INVronSKTING i is that; happy combination of cor- Miss t'vntiiia Delano anil Mr and in its finances. With , a" member- Mrs. Mishler. I ship standing'of 16.". January I. 1!I20, funds have been turned in Miss Marion Steiner entertain-j that eclipse everything previously ed a group of trends at her home. ! in the church's history. 2lMt State street "with a watch i In the matter of titles from i party New Year eve. A prettv i which the ministry of tne opwrni-i rim holiday note was carried ut in; nation is mipported there was the decorations, games and re- turned in for the year $5941.62.. freshments. For foreign missions the sum of Guests of Miss Steiner were her! $4R76.5f was given. Of this sum aunt. Mrs. Blanche Steiner. Miss ' $22-47.53 represents tho offerings Marlowe Miller, Miss Esther Cam-1 of the Sabbath schoolaveraging field. Miss Clara Adelhart. .Miss ; over $45 for each Sabbath of the Ada Becktel. Miss Crystal Cla- year. Seventh Day Advent 1st u bouch. Miss Grace Welbom. Lor- i turn all their Sabbath school of-; i ence Deacon, Durward Busic.k, j rerings to the' cause of foreign ! Wilbur McCur.e. Elbert Lachelle , missions and their local expenses land Alga Fullerton. arepaid out of a special expense, fund taken for tnat purpose. ; Other offe-rlngs. including' church Expense and church day school amounted to $2152.15. The whole total of all funds raised for the year I9fr being $12,960.36. January,l. 1920 the church pet as its goal for missions the sum of 50 cents a week per member. The treasurer's report shows that ."9 cents a week per member for the whole year was reached. - j For the year 1921 the whole church membership in North Am-j i erica has set a goal for missions at 60 cents a veeK per memoer. t ' . i i . .i i un in en brought to Portland from San Francisco, and who were convicted in Multnomah county of murder in the second degree, have appealed. . Elbert Macuire of Portland was Glenn Gregg Bays Into Mistland Baker Concern By a business deai. ciosed yes i terday Glenn Gregg, former S"a i lera high' school athlete and last i year a prominent student at O. A. I C. bought into the Mistland bak- ' . I i n i . l I rr), -i v.iieiiie&eia . anu iweiitu ; streets, as a partner to O. M. i Franklin, vvho ju9t; recently open j ed the bakery. ! Jt is the plan of the two men to handle both a wholesale and re tail business. Mr. Franklin attend-1 ing to the baking part and Mr. Today and Tomorrow Gregg the sellin perienced in the business, the ! from the home land into tne ior- rect designing, accurate styling i jatter having spent tho summer on j eign field, and 1921 is expected the Salem land proper fitting that resuirs m a, bakers wagon for IsmartF lines plus real comfort. I Baking company. ; That's -wJiat you'll find in Fro-1 .ir. Gregg has fonnd it neces-, ! laset I'orxetM-. . sary to abandon his college work Models for every type of figure, at O. A. '. for tho time becanse i Vaii Itaalte 1'jntlerwear and of trouble with his eyes. He stood 'Hosiery- i " a good chance of making the var- iltKN'SKA I. SW ART .: sity basketball five bad ne been Corset Specialist I ! 115 Liberty St. to be the biggest year in the his tory of : missions. "Scores of men and women are already nnder ap pointment of the general confer ence, whose headquarters are at Washington, D. C and in every academy, junior college and col lege of this denomination the I nhio to conttnne. He mav return various i bands of young men ana next vear if hi health permits. I women receiving special training it Elucidator of Mysteries in Circumstantial Evidence" Swift Action.' Amazing Climax .:' " Weekly Comedy Watch for Dates of the opening of our Big Hope Jones Organ fiRAND 1 THEATRE sJ -iX r---' "4$ it j .. ! ' ' . v- V, V;- 3T -e ' ft WJ7 11 - - . v iim Jk N - 7 - - i r BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5th Salf off All Goods Listed Below RQTHEES' Boys9 Pants Values kjtt to... ilXTA) Values f t to. . . Values tut to.. . 2.5Viiliie ent to:, . .. f-.Hjl Values eut io. f. 1 All Flannel Shirts sy.tKJ Values eul to ... fS.'tO : Values. Cfiit to . . tr."v yoiiio' fut - to. Values Cut to.. ....$2.00 .....$1.75 ....$1.50 ....$1.25 ....$1.00 ...$2.00 ...$4.00 ...$3J25 ,...$2.50 ..i -t II III SI, 1 mm m m a.'iU'i'ttitH'Mim'rMa, Sweatefs t 1 5.00 Val ues now . . . . . .... $7.50 !ri;.r0 Values now ........ .$6.75 $10.00 Values now. . . .. . . $5.00 .M.O0 Jerseys now. . . . . .. it$2.00 Sleeveless ! Sweaters fur. . . . i .95c ','' : ' - ' . , Boys9 Sweaters $S..i0' Values cut ,t $4.25 .-jt.n.50 Values eut'to, ;v. .... .$1.75 .fJ..) Values eul to. . ....... .$1.25 ... . )' M ;.' '.. Khaki Pants sLYf'SO Values eu1 to. . ...... .$2.50 AT K. EN'S STORE We must make way for (Air spring goods which are arriving daily, and at the1 same time are trivinff our natrons the added advantage of standard merchandise at prices which- msVp this nnmial p.vsnt one well worth while.- Listed .here are just a few; of ;the many Tnoney-savers ve have to offer- Silk BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5th H Madras Shirts , iM sffi.GO.lo !f'!.00 Values cut to. $5.50 Values cut to. $4.r)0 Values cut to.. $."i.t0 White Silk Front $5.20 $4.10 $3.50 $3.00 M mA All Goods Listed Below r Special lot of Hats Sizes G 7-8 to 7 3 8 $6.00, Cut to.... ...... .7. $3.00 50, Cut to. .', . .'. . : .$1.75 Caps $4.00. -$3.50 . $2.00 $1.70 :")f i .f3.5) Vl tics'' nit to, ....... Cord Pants sT.ftf) Cut ;to. A.,. ...... !f.'.50 Values ct to. ..... . .1.75 .$3.50 ..$3.25 IMV $5.1)0, now. .MM?) Value 'cut' t $.1.00 Value eut to. ski .50 Valttf eut. lo. UNDERWEAR FOR MEN $4.45 $4.00. now Speeial l.t of. Heavy Ilib. $2.M), (4ut to. - Vater-Repelant Coat or Pants sk7.5tll Values eul 'to.':. . ... S3.75' $4.5r Values ( ivt to. 12.5) Oregon Wool Stag Shirts .$2.25 $6.75 ! Oil Clothing Coat in 3 Lengths $10.00 Cut to. $8.00, cut to.: $5.00 cut to. . $5.00 ;:tv::$4.oo ..$2.50 ... .... $3.45 UNDERWEAR BOYS ......... $.2.75 $1.95 - r'. 51. ID I $1.'A Cut to. HOSE FOR MEN Buster Brown, 75c value, now-3 pairs for' Work Socks; heavyweight, 35c; 3 pair&for .... Cashmerettes, "20c; 6 pairs.....,- - v- Cashmere, Hose, natural color, 75c value ; 3 Outing Flannel Nightgowns .... ... $2.65 $1.75 m A' HALF OFF BOYS' HATS AND CAPS pairs $1.00 . 75c $1.25 $1.00 $1.00 $1.25 $i;95 0 3' Ti-, a i r'-' . - - jb . 5 Men's and Boys9 -Mackiriaws and A , Overcoats i $-27.50, Cul lo... $22.00, Cut to.. $10.50., Cut to.. MACKINAWS $18.fKl, Cut to..... $l5.fH, Cut to. ...... $12.50, Cut to. ... . j. $13.75 4. $11.00 ...$3.75 .J.;$9.C0 . J..$7.50 ,.j..$65, BOYS' MACKINAWS .HALF OFF j Men's Dress Pants $8.00 Values eut to. . $7.50 .Val iii-s. cut to. . . $G.50 V;l hps ejit . to.. . $4.J5 VtH ues cut to.. I A 0 u f2.06; half. off. t1.50 half off;.. Work Gloves : Leather or Canva , Canvas Leather Faced ..'..$4.00 ....$3.75 ...'t. .$35 .!..$2.50 ..:...: $1.00 MEN'S STORE 416 STATE iOe. now . . .-. ..i. 25e, now, 2- for. . . . . ; ... K OVERALLS, $2.00; NOW. . PLAYSUITS ..v. s t - i li - u i IS i - ; 4 m u