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Yew Park Circle ':J X " -
Meters pf thevYew parif circle
o therst Methodist "cburcb par
ticipated in anentofaMe Christ
mas party last Wednesday at the
i homeCof -Mrs. George.1mery; Mrs.
Donald ' W. Rlddleread ; a I story
from' the inspirational r Yolume;
"While Shepherds . Waited,; MrT
A. A. tTnderhHI jjad chargo or the
devotional.. Seventeen ." members
were'In the ; group , tor , the after
noon. Delicious refreshments, were
served hy, the hostess."
Brooks-Music Ctubl
' The last anl oneyo the JoIMesi
club meetings t,theyear was trie
all da.l meeting , of the 43roo$s
community einb held at the home
of MrsTJ Rampi
Hostesses for. the (day were
Mrs. Geo.FerrellvMrs.: 'Waker P.
. poller, and fMrs?. H-Gtbon.
1 who servedlnnchSatliraO
clock. . - . ? V;-.
o'
A ruest of the i'club - was Mrs
w ayne -WrikhL- Club members
present we're: Mr .TlUard Ramp;
r.n rT..li. "mil:'' -. -. -
.udituira niUHp, wis., u v.
Ashbaugh. Mrs. Entnia- Stnrgis.
Mrs. Geo TerrellMrsRalph' Sthr-
gis.-Mrs. J. J. Leaher Mrs.'O. L.
Bailer.'Mrs. S. A'. irarrfs. Mfa. W.
H. Gibson. -Mrs.' A..iarrfs Mrs.
Sarah E.--Jones," Mrs: t.Atufgl,
CampDet.l;rs.Ceo:''A:'Fnp
Jason; LesAVliFZMS:
The Womah-,sJ,orei3n Mission
ary society of the. Jason Lee Meth
odist" church' will meet, at ft: i 0
Young Wif e Afraid
' :- to- Eat .AjiHine
."I - was afraid ' to ..'eat -becaose
I alfays Jiad'" stomach trouble
afterwards.-Since, taking Adlerika
I can eat and el fine." ;(Slgned)
Mrs. A.4Howarf;'.ONE' spoonful
Adierjka removes, GA$ and" often
brings'! surprising relief to - the.
stomach. Stop) that full, bloated
feeling'. - Remotes oW waste mat-H
ter from intestines and makes yon j
feel happy and. hungry. - Excellent
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rcrry. Drnggist,"!! 5:5. Commer
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pr X tMk an old discard e4 anvtv aad
rtroppM IV I found that II worked as
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, ,; . A. O., Lawson, BoiUa.
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Paoa 108
'ctock Wednesday, afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Thomas. AcAeson
i ' 103ft - Hood street.' " A'- special
jParistmaa ntpsrata nas been ar
ranged for the 4ay. '
. , -. , 4 - i ' - .
Social Meeting Canceled f
'.' Tle social afternoon ,01 Cha.d
yrlfik chapter ot the Eastern 6Ur
which would: ocdisatfly. be held to
day haj bee cancelled on account
pf the Christmaa raakw ; ! '
Misk iivftley;m ScrfevT
i J,lTPjrtx;fctr8teyV.js' spend
JAg the .Cbrjsjmai holiday la S?
Hp. at the home, of her parents,
r. and Mrs-T. A Livesley, on
Fairmount Hill. :Misa Liresley is
a ianior at St. Helen's, ball. .:
"Juvenile Birthday fartfr 4
- The home of Mt. and i MrS.
Stephen "A1." 'Stone- was the .scene
of a delightful birthday party
rhen Master "Jerry Stone celeb
rated bis ninth "birthday. "Robert
Hecfcroan. ynniorBilfrk'er, Gordon
Perlfifh, tlivid COinptori, Junior
Martin," and Jerry ahd Junior
Stone made up the lolly group. -
" Mr. and Mrs. T- S. Golden were
guests fora' weel: ot their son in
law and daughter. Mr. ". and 1 Mr
i Wayne 'E. Kaln ( Annabelle V GAl-l
rGoTden wedding was an altracttre
levent'of rAfmfeUce daV?' ' '
lMis8 Baker Is Home
.Miss Dorothy, Baker,; daughter
of Mr.' and Mrs. C. C. Baker, is
the guest ot her parents fo the
holiday season. Miss Baker 1s a
student at the University of Ore
gon,
Clnb at Lainson Home .
Memfbers of the G. T. club were
delight fully entertained last
Thursday at the home ; of Mrs.
Fred Wlnson on ' Court street
when . they met for anall day
meeting. Attractive Christmas dec
orations. With holly in 'predomin
ance, . made the. rooms festive for
the' occasion. ; Anvr'exchange of
gifts was featnred dnrjag thp af
ternoon. At" the luncheon t hour
a
blade rvelvet shavers V
. . - riA i a j
rum a 4 araesMroppea saieiy 1
uelwht
finest shave you ever had ! It i
is jMts if the barber strop- 1
pe&.ypur: safety, but better i
so eas, 'automatic, scientific!
A , few pulls " on the James '
Stopper makes even a new
blade keener than ever. j
-W-r -I' V. WMW
Gold plated .with
fine Leather Strop,
all in compact Mo
rocco Leather Case.
ProtMtsd ky C, 8. nd Fvreixn Ptnts. ;
BOOK STORE
Streeletephbnel
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the hostess was assisted bjr Mrs.
ror Hawley... '
The guest group included: Mrs.
C. F. Hljginay Mrs. J. c. Pearson,
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter. Mrs.
Schwab. Mrs. Arthur' Macklln,
Mrs: i3.f C.-DaTenport, Mrs. Bliss
Didler, Mrs. Kugel, Mrs. W. V.
Johnson, Mrs. .Bud Stutesman,
Mrs Alice Coolidge.. Mrsl Flora
Pawley, and the hostess, Mrs.
frpd La in son..
Miss Roll Goes South
The Salem friends of Grace E,
Hall, staff poet on the Oregonian.
vr ill be Interested' to know that she
will spend her Christmas vacation
la .California. Mrs. Hall, after a
visit With Salem relatives, left for
th$ south several days- ago., . .,
Wgn-Witson Suptials
"An interesting wedding of
Thursday of last : week wa that
which united 1n marrtage Miss
I iiillie Wilson, daughter of Mr. "aftd
Mrs N. G- WUSon. and Mr. Fred
Ii. Wll3on, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Wilson. The servfce
was read in the parsonage of the
West Salem church witlTReverend
1. Cannell officiating. Miss Jewell
Wilson, a sister of the bride, was
maid, of honor, while the groom
.as-attended by his brother, Wil
ford Wilson, as best man.
Th bride's gown was of poudre
blue flat crepe and her bouquet
as a lovely arrangement of car-
nations.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be at
home to .their friends at the
groom's farm on the - Orchard
Height's road.-
Eastern Star Meeting ----- -
The last -meeting of Chadwick
chapter of the Eastern Sta'r for
the year took place in the Masonic
Tempre7 witE morij than one hun
dred and seventy-five in attend
ance. The formal initiation of
eleven members was an impressive
part of the evening's work. After
tie cereraonle s. Mrs. David
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WWJe we are ieetting a large slilpment of
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take the same advance and lay; in your
winter,supply while coal is freh and
prices arc right.
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Wrfeht"& lorerr tribnto In f lovra '
aid; poetrr were presented.
me attractive musical program
of the evening was arranged by
Mrs. John B. Sites wJtJh.the TbHow
lng nBnibe beinx teatnrcd. TTyro
vocal. solos by Miss Maude Gwynn,
with piano and violin accorapani
rrfent, Mrs. Clarence Adams" an
Mtss Norma Myers it the instrn
njeats; soprano solos by Mrs. Jean
HoVard ; ; piano solos - by Miss
Louise Townsend; and cello sOios
by Dr. John H. Sites. In addition
the fairy stories by'Mrs. Ivan Belr
lingr were of aprticulaf interest.'
During the erening the entire
cbapte expressed Its tribute of ap
preciation to the worthy "matron.
Mrs.' W. P. Babcock. who will for
mally close her term of office at
next meeting," by presenting to her
ai unusually beautiful ift Of
Havlldand china plates, t Miss
Wayne Henry presented the .gift.
A memorial service was held
tor the late Dr. M. p. Mendels
sohn. ,
. Supper was served in the ban
quet room of the hall with Christ
mas decorations attractive on the
tables.- The committee in charge
included: Mrs. II. Clay Taylor.
cnairman. Mrs. W. W. Moore, Mrs.
Elsie Mercer, Mrs. Hodge. Mrs
Grace Gillon. Mrs. Byron Herrick.
Mss Leila Ridgon. Mrs. George
Crater, Mrs. CulbertsOH;. and Mrs
Harriet Mercer.
The followed were initiated at
the,, formal service: Mrs:' Ella
Schultz Wilson. Mrs Belle Xfles
Brown. Sara Lloyd. . Br,' Harold
Brown, Mrs. Harold BrOwp, G: W.
Laflar, Rrsv.'iiaftii rFeieshetian.
Mrs. Martin ' FereshtJain, - Mrs.
Florence Taylor, Mrs. Alfred Tick;
and; A. B. Hansen. ' '
Son' Is -Born. ...
The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Chrlstenson . (Jewel Belk)
are showering- them with felicita
tions over the arrival 'Of a small
son, Albert Charles. -Mrs. Chrte
tenson was formerly a teacher in
the Salem schools. She attended
jWniamett'e university where sjc
s an ei-memDer of the class of
'24.
Children's Party
...The sixth birthday of Master
Richard Hickman was celebrated
with an enjoyable party Thursday
when his mother, Mrs. Claude
Hickman entertained. In the guest
group were Alice Wright. Bobbie
Cdurwey, Gerald Richardson, Helen
wngni, uorotny Willet, Bil
He Coursey. Jackie Johnson. Ha
rold Johnson, Harold Cot&stock,
Wayne Curry, Marjorle Iluth
Hlciman, Wilbur Curry, and Fran
cis GUland.
Home From College
Miss Priscilla Fry, a freshman
at the University of Oregon, is
speeding the holiday fortnight at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Sr. ' "
Miss Ross Home From U. .
. Miss Leah Ross is spending, the
Christmas holiday season in Salem
at her home. Miss Ross, the
daughter of John T. Ross, is a
student at the University of Ore
gon. Misses Roberts
Home From School
' Miss Helen Beverley Roberts
and Miss Mildred Roberts,, dau gh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rob
erts, are eajbying the Christmas
holiday season at their nome in
Salefii. Miss' Roberts is a stud
ent at the University of Oregon.
While Miss Mildred Roberts is at
tending St. Helen's HaU in Port
land. "
Tillicum Club Holds
Christmas Dance
. The annual Christmas daWce of
the Tillicum club prived to be'one
fof the brilliant "events .of. the
month when Yhe members mei, for
tb Sala occasion in Derby hall,
wbere a, Christmas treer"d beUs,
and festoons of green were-ln evi.
dence. The, Chrstmas. dance took
place on the regular-cfub-tl a te.--thie
third Tuesday of the- month.
Members are already anticipating
the 'dance for January which will
come on the ISth of next monlfi.
, The membership of the club
this season Includes:
, Mr. and Mrs. Max Abst, Mr. anl
Mrt'Ernesr Bowen, Mr. and MrsT
C. E. Barsneas; Judge and. Mrs.
Harry Belt, Mr. and Ms. R. i.
Cp'oley, Mr. and. Mrs. Jess Camp
bell."Mr, and Mrs. Lee Canfleld.
Mr, apd Mrs; A." A.. Carper, Mr.
ah(i 4lrs. Fred r Delano, "Mr. and
Mrs. TJk to. Day,rM. and Mrs. El
mer Daue, Mr. and Mra. Gene
Doan, Dr. and Mrs. , Fred Ellis,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. EUis, Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. I.
W. Follis, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ful-
lerton, Mr. and. Mrs. L. W. Glea
s'on, Mr. and Mra.: E. B. Gabriel,
Mr. and. Mrs. E. E. Gabriel. Mr.
and Mrs. L'. J. Gibbons," Mr. and
fMrs. Gale Hathaway; Mr. and
Mrs R. C. Hunter Mr. and Mrs.
C M. Inman, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Johhson.. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
. Kaiphabn, " Mf.' and ;' Mrs. E-. A.
Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs." V. E. Kuhn,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Looney.of Jef
ferson, Mr. and. Mrs. P. J. Meaney.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Mishler. Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Martin. Mr- and Mrs.
E. A. McElvatn, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Maden, Mr. and Mrs. 6. L. Mar
tin, Mr.'a.nd Mrs. Harry McVhor
tier, Afr. and Mrs. G". L- Newton
Mr. hnd Ms. W. I. N'eedham, D
and Mrs. O. A. Olson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Orr, Mr. and Mrs. H
C Hugh. Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Page
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.' Piasecky. Of
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Rankin, Mr
and. Mrs. R. Romtfna. Mr- and
Mrs. T.- A. Raffety, Dr. and Mrs
Starbuck of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs
A. C. Sample, Mr. and. Mrs. Claire
yibbert. Mr. andMrs. R. L. White
Mr. and Mrs- H. "O. White,- Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Wiper, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank larcLof Portland, and Mr
and. Mrs. , H.. Willett. .
PLflNS COMPLETED
Elks-Salvation Army-Bligh
Celebration Open to -All
Poor Children
rians are complete for the Elks
ealvation Army-Bligh theater free
Christmas tree-party to be glren
at tbe Arni.orjr on December 24,
the night before Christmas.
Children of worthy families who
otherwise will have little Christ
mas cheer .have been Invited and,
accotding to Captain Pitt, o lew
tickets, yet remain ; which will be
girea out. if application; be made
to Salvation ' headquarters, 241
State street; at once. ' '
-.Big Brother folks are prganiz
Ing the best t entertainment pos
sible.' ."Santa Clans' wilt be there,
afchhnney will be built and toys,
apples, nnts and ckndy have al
ready been purchased.
;l'haVe Just finished going
over the list 0f things we are go1
irig to have for the chUden," said
Anut Huck'estein of the Elks
committee,' when questioned yes
terday. "We are trying to make
this: celebration the gaiest kind
'of Christmas party. We are go
ing t'o hVe' lots of presents, and
we want the children to come and
en jo them."
During the party, Frank Bligh.
ot the Bligh theater, will give each
child' present a ticket to a special
Chrrstmas "theater 'p&rty the next
morninf, and will fn that way
adtOO the efforts of the Elks and
the Array. ' "
F. A. Erixon. J. tl. Albert and
F. E. Shafer are among those
Elks who are devoting ttuch tf me
C.
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Reduced Priced Effective UnUl Christmas
Eve Unless Spl$ Qvpoq
Silk Umbrellas, values to $6,50, sale $4.75
$6:50 Silt ymbrelks, sale .........:;$6.75
"Silk Scarfs, sale ... Sl.i29
$3 and $3:25, Silk carfs, sale $ZM
Ladies' Felt Slippers, sale : -6Bc
LadiesV $1.73 Beaded Iridian
i Ladies 50c Novelty Silk HaridkercKiefs39c
Assorted Silk Hosiery .1....
Assorted Fibre Silk Hoe
ALL SWEATEls REDUCED
!A11 the balance of Ladies 8?ess Ha now
j on sale, choice ..X:.:.S:..l92.7S
TOYS 4T COST
uincrous bther items on sale to make your
wiprofiteie .
c.
Right YbU AreIf !GKd8ur ai tt ;
ITirqugliTlShbpsci
CLAS
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For Him : ' " f
TOILET SETS In silk Hnig1ftYeVC
wonderfully attractive t for.SQ to 5S.
Tyler' Drup Store, 157 S. Commercial.
DOX'T PUZZLE- yowr -ea4 or , Jire
yoijr . feet koWt - for tht -Chrirtin
present Tor kr." r-Let tie Sfcop--cop4
ihoir it to yon in lev miee'- time. -
CHRISTMAS IS U time of good ebeer
set jourilf In tae -jTopw- rrtine -vt
mind hj 4!r -'Ton" fcHljr Bpiln
tb Saop-0-ecFp. Wy. .
LtJGOAOB - Steamer tmnV, wsr4b
truaki. auit eaiee and bandbafa -A Urfe
tock for'7aia aetect from. JH. Ii. Stiff
Furniture Co. . : '. ..
TJIE PEOf LE whr it flat ft and
flat waUeta'dorinji lha. hoUdaj fhoppitJ
pa ion are the onea who never thought
ol niinc the Shop-o icope. ,
GIVE'-'WlSKLT Eire well sWe
thong ht : to the Shop-o-eope before you
giro eny CfcrlsTmae-preieirte I
THE "GUT wrtiout the" ret M hmtm.
they ay. And often the girer U bare ot
jfifU until he rememlT to eoBTOtt the
Shp-o-seopo.-" - --rt---.
to finaCpreparatfons. Tickets -of
admission must be securedln ad
vance. - A few may -still be had
on .application to- the Salvation
Army. 'Jrecautions are being tak
en 'to see that' each ehijd received
good'.'care and that each receives
his Just share; of the presents.
Gift to date to The"Stateslnan-
AssotSlated ?Charitia .Christmas
Cheer Tu'nd ard:
SaleM Ad XJlub ...$10.00
Lane M6rley 1.00
Anna S. Kantner.:.....i.... 1.00
Cash .QQ
A Tr.iend - 1-00
' Unkpown - - '...,1.00'
Tom's Wash Rack 2.50
W. W. Hill ; 50
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Pratt 6.00
A Friend '. 1.00
A Friend 1.00
A. E. Anderson 1.00
A Friend 5.00
Lehman's Grocery ........ 2.00
Men's Class, First
Christian church 17.55
Judge M. Poulsen 1.00
Unknown 1.00
trade street store 5.00
AL7W--My Gift to You
1IF will be tar sweeter if you
j once and for silt time rid
toorself of tboic anioyms, tmcomfort.
aWe ahJ'daherotti PILES and other
Kectai aiui ijoton anments. mi r KEt
96-piee BOeK tens of say uaqualtted
WRXTTEr GUARANTEE tor cure yoor
Plies without a hospital -strrekal opera
tton, or refund yovrlee. Maay personal
letters are also contained therein prov
tng how 1 hare tfren back
health and strength to
thousands of others. Start
AS fa mm A atf-aa
A Saad for asy Book TODAY.
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For Wer-"
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'" CrlltlJSPhrWtni retra-s iris"' !
all. kinds. The Aco, ' M'sobim. ynnjle-. ?
CAXD1ES Packed in ChriatOM bosea,
also a complete assortment of bulk can
dies. The Ace, Masonic Temple. .
MANICURE ROIAr.CPSAJl !;gnrn-teed-merhindfae.
An ideal ffiit Joy the
laeUkiv- Prieea Irom 95 to 15. Tyler'
Drug Stoe, 157 8: Commercial. - -i
- OlFTBT Ton will find many article!
uttetle tor CftrJttmaa gifta'Jn oor Jitrr.
Flower vsKea, bowlt, console-at, elec
tric lampi, book-fmda and- many -'other.
H. lu Stiff f nrnitore Co. ;
. PJ3tyiJ5U? .ATOMIZERS Imported;
good euality, rubber bulb. A gift SbAt
will ; w-in appritiB. $1.50f 82.00.
Tyter'a DrogSore,, 157 8. COmmereiat.
AT THE SPECIALTY - SHOP- 453
Court St., there i on display V stqulsita
lina of hand-made handkerchief a.v vader
wear and, ribbon noTeltiea. Th'we is also
something new Sanozone Xiksmiaar
tor. which ..re nd . deodorisers ia
heme, ernes r -tneotera. ' -V.V
MAYTAG Permit the Marti iUe.lf.tO
proTa tn nneqnatlcd helpfulness, by Wasa
ing with it. Then it it doeea't SBIX
ITSELF, don't keep it. - Wa will daily
briSg .-Maytag right, to-jour. bona. .The
Maytag Shop, 169 South High Street.
Teteptna-?S1S.- -- ---
' A FirtenoT.l:A..:...; M0;
Unknowi. fi.po
A Friend $1.00
Mrs. Rose Itester's class First f
Presbyterian -church, care
for one family."
Nina McNary1 dass Baptist
Sundaf "school; care ? for
orie family. - i
To" Assume Dntfes ,' "
Jack Eakin-who receutly re
signed as examiner In" the state
corporation department to accepTt
a position ; with, a trust company
ALL OREGON PARENTS
- , Should
Link ihe tVtare of Their Children
i i
with
Lincoln National Life Insurance Cranpany
Juvenile or Educational Trust Fund Policy
they make their college training sure,
- at avaaoxaihai cost
4ak
yiCTpR CliR, Special ABtnt
147 North Commercial Street, Salem
Phone
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ROSTEIM & 6REEfJgflM
Christmas Sugg
Wes Silk Nfckwar Beautiful iGDotis
..-iV. - - H .ty , , Uf :. , ..fl..fj(.
Specjuar J' . Special " J
Neckwear Nedjgyer j
. " ' 1 .I.-'-,, , 1 j"
Men'sSilk INfeckwear at 50c
I - ;t n' "r !- ' i I ' . '
Men's Fancy" - Mcns Fibre
. Sojti : : siik sock
Very ner Special Best. Grade -at - -
? M$ Krijere Socles at 50c
Green llfjbd Brand. H igh grade line ' all new patterns
NEW: UNEIOF SLIPFEjRS
All Leather Colored Uppers Pretty' feoiora r
? Children's, Ladies' ahd Wfenlippi:
(Mtirit while' theri? t k htVl&tmi
f IVORY MIRRORS, BRljtSES.'CpMBS
f White r .coloredbie? assortaeait and veryiow;prices
.; SILK OMkplAS :
-Speciala iat5.fcb antj $3.f3o '
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.goteh linen, ?iUvy, wZ 17&2.. lite
Fine hnenffecclfc fcrjlored borders, guest towels. ..59c
, ine Jincn, colored irners,
tine imen,,ail,wliite&alin.f ihishf 10x35-l-.-...J-:...-..S?c
Linen irlass iowclirrff, special, yard J.. .....c
feig Assortment
Fancy Turk Towels, at!
LADIES' L3
! V;4 Keyg&l esrfealgopd
i - special
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For Horned
-TRElDiRrrrbkfe--We vvSr a
complete . aaeeitmear -o Christmas Tfea
Decorations.' The Ace.-' Masonia Temple.
TUrUflTUSE Any piece et fnrniture
makes-amidesf- ChrUfmaa rift. . Come in
and ahp-amndc .WU be U4 asaiat
you.
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L. Stiff Purnitura C,
TUT. SSOP-O SCOrJC la th tresfest
Christmas discorary alnee SaaiatSaaa
use It todaylT"-:. v 'Se '" k ' "
T35TA3 TSB .KJOHT.a. tal1mas
December 2 4th, to bo exact and afery
stocking in tharhoti waa bulgiag with
splendid gilu. selected through the
8s.ep-o-lopel . .r , -.-, rr-,' - .
TOtrW! TtlfiHT " ksWfiiUly
aa'aulHttute. tar M a Baay a o -caeaa
busy buyinxday. It'a rd7 U
Indppers;- - ;'r; -V -
PBOSOO&APHS aaakidehr Christmas
rifts. Wa bare many model Vicirolaa and
lltiUiswitAa-at'Ttdaffd pripee Qwsa
for, the family and hare the masie you
want -thr year aionndr- H. iV 64if I -SSii-itwa
Gov - - i-" .
'PAT STOCKHres without tbta pocW
books t That's eaty do your Chnstma
bayisir through the Shop a-scope." ;
in Portland, will assume bis new
duties on January 1. .Mr..Eakia
has been cbnnected' with'lLhe c5r
poration 1 department for' i bj Vast
two years. ' : '
Son Dies
Joy Lewis, the fourtceo-y ear
old son of Marvin Lewis, died at
the Sllverton hospital' Friday, aft
er an illness Of sorhetllhe. The
body was sent Saturday to Hood
ltlver for burial:
Faibt to Dim
X). Borrsvlck of Salem was fined
$5 by'jtfdire Pouteen Monday for
tailing to "tHtaTbis lights. .
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of. Linci Toweling
i Big Assortniejit at
59c
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