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GOKCERT TUESDAY
Six Weeks of Practice Paves
Way for Excellent Christ-
mas Program
The Salem Boys' Chorns will
make its first appearance of tbe
year Tuesday night, when it will
sive a concert of Christmas carols
4 the YMCA. The boys have
SFJ practicing for six weeks on
this program and others to be gjv-
in.
Boy3 who will take part are as
f oliows; -1 .
Kldyd 'Tjaneranobif'CaWock.
;FraneI raeirlie Itean. "Paul
an$T4Robert Brown. David. Comp
ton,?Koy Cain, Roy Crtfbb, -Troy
Crabb, George, C&n&x! : Wat-fen1
f'nvrarit- .lack 'Tlpwpi KV tvoij
ev -Forrest Evlev. -v.ntt
ifran Ellis, ,HartisoV Elgin; Roto-t
ert,Hls!n.ayn IeTiler,' Kenneth
FUplhger, r Karf Iinsinger,'" Ft:5 F.
FergH.soii ," cri rt Is rrk rtsrm , C or
il'' flriWr, Howard CarriAOii.
Jei Humphrey, Norman itumplt
rey. Kenneth Hunt. Robert- Hulst,
Claode Hilt. Howard Hill, Marvin
Humphreys, Fay Jones, Wilbur
Jonea, Win Jenks, Homer Kirk
wood, Howard King, Gordon King.
Howard Lam kins, Jesse Lambkins,
Kenneth Marston. Milo Matthews,
Rodney Myers, Ralph Myers,4 Ber
nard Moritz. Joe Meaney, Krnest
Naftzer, ;Ivan Osterman. Alexan
der Potter, Marshall Peters. Rich
ard Peters, Robert Pit-kens. Earl
Potter, Irwin Potter, Cecil Ques
seth. Junior Ritter, Russell Rob
bins, Raymond Randall. Sanimie
Saunders, Harold Stout, Dobert
Schunk. Robert Skewls. William
Taylor, Kalruan Vadney, Geo. Vad
ney. Clinton Vincent, Raymond
Wilcox, Wayne Willard, . Roger
Wlcklauder.. Earl, AWintermute,
Donald Woodry. Victor and Fred
Wolfe. , .
LOOM STARTS SATURDAY44t,
-r- crnnun i iiirn aau
( t o u I 1 ii geit (trim )ngK J,
. t iPlate , eurfac .roofing applied
fjvar you old, shingles." VTe have
ref 00, Jobs-in Salem! Nelson
Sros.'.' plnmiirsfi'v, sneer nietal
wprk, Sfjgjienqeketa, , . (!)
end otlter matters . :
There are yarns enough on
i hand now to start 20 Joom; part
fly Jrisji yarns, coming wjth the'
machinery. Operators rv ill ..have
to, be broken in .grjctt'.ally, which
is nqw starting. Two expert Irish
girl weavers will be on hand, and
a card cutter and designer and
loom fixer. ,
So there will very soon be some
articles mrned out ready for the
markets, though, of course, it will
lake GO to !0 days to be ready to
deliver anything like the full vol
ume that will come with the lim
bering up of the machinery and
the getting of trained men and
women.
The hackling and .carding ma
chines are in the-shipment arriv
ing in i Portland .yesterday, and
these are heavy pieces' bnd will re
quire time for assembling. So
OTjtaide' sources will have to be
depended upon, for yarns for a
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THE ELSIMORE
TOMdftROW
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FORf Att- UTILE ICiDQtES
Oregon: "tip in Mabel's Room"
with Marie Prevost Harrison Ford.
Phyllis Haver, Harry Myt-rs, Syl
via IJremer.
Grand: Ruck Jones and Silver
Buck in "The Flying Horseman."
Only Theatre Between Portland and San Francisco
.' v VA'y to be Visited by the
Manlmttan Grand
Opera Company
' OF NEW YORK
Presenting. the Great Japanese Soprano
'
In Puccini's Great Masterpiece
Madam Butterfly
From the drama of David Belasco and the story by
JOHN LUTHER LONG-preceded by the famous
f OWAmSY BAI4LET
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ANDREAS PAVJLEY.
Orchestra of 25-Company of 80
Prices: $3.30. $2.75, $2.20, $1.65 and $1.10, including tax
TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE PHONE 307
SPECIAL: Information came late last night
of the release cf a block of $2.20 seats for
"Madam Butterfly," by order of the man-
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MMUEFRIVOST
Jtc AL CHRISTIE'S
IAUQH SPECIM.
UP IN
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fT was:
piece
of'
nocentlinerie
but it .ave him
no peace until
it was returned, fl
If there's a lauhl"
lcoseinpum-A
scemr nerc5 cue
film that's bound
to bring it out
little time. Fortunately, the
Miles linen mill, which is now op
Crating fully, has some suitable
extra yarns available.
There is a possibility of getting
some extra orders that will en
able the mill to get right down to
business very quickly, while op
eratives are in tfaining for the
regular lines that will be taken up
when full operation is reached .
This question is rather hard to
solve as a game problem in Ore
gon as the birds are plentiful in
one or two localities and are
scarce in others r The elnb will in
alt probability base their answers
to the game commission on the
basis of what they think would be
desirable for Salem and the im
mediate locality. -
The matter of the election of
officers for the coming year will
also be taken up for final action
by the club members.
and rood ai me taiTiu jxrmj.
Britain's new air route from
Cairo to Karachi, about 3.000
miles, will finally have five airships.
Buy at Director's and save. $20
men's all wool suits $9.95. in Di
rector's downstairs ntbre; S2?5
slicker pants, $1.59; 12.50 slicker
coats, SI. 59; BOc too rubbers. 19C.
Reduction on all Iiats at the
Vanity Hat Shoppe, 387 Court St.
Be'sur;td see ourine "of hats be
fore 'buying:"" 'L.atest metal cloth
hats Just in: " ' 1 1 "" ' ' (
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'day calling attention to needy poo-
jple. Kiddies should send their
letters to Santa Clnus caie of The
Statesman and everyone will. .be
treated in strict confidence.
'A letter was receiveti from si
father the other day saying he had
two" children- -was able to work
and wouhl work it he could fiiwi
employment." His two littJe kid
dies face a bleak Christmas unlesrf
some help is forthcoming. Pic
ture t beir . bright fces n Christ
mas morn as Ihey 'arise aad hurry
ta -their' ..stockings only to find
them empty' no they must not b
empty. You foiks,-who are work
inr "With-Santa-, must se that they
have ome thingB Ion-Christmas.
i There ar -many auch . cases.
where-the essentials of life" are
needed- as .well as the iiitle things,
which bring -happiness. Only a
very ' few days remain in which
to join iir this work of making the
Yule season real -for needy people
and poor kiddies - -
' Help .Santa by leaving clothing
head auafters and money contribu
Hons with "the ChristYnas Cheerj
editor of The. StatesAtan . Every
article and every cent of money is
being u&ecF'lfo hring Happiness to
some worthy ' perwinN Do your
bit now. ' ' ' --.-irf5i ,--'
First National Bank, the bank
of friendship and helpfulness in
t i mo c of need. - I otrest pa id on
time, deposit . Open : ah account
and- waf eh your money grow - t )
FOR AlKING!
THE
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SINORE
MIDNIGHT.
MATINEE,
ImhIv of Airs. Pyralee M. Stova
w ho rfidun?fArA
ADULTS
One child FREE with ever;
Adult Admission
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For Holiday Happiness Throughout the Year
Give Home Furnishings for Chris
Why Not Cive A
Windsor Chair?
This Telephone
Stand
Have You Chosen
Your Tip Table?
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CTy EALISTTC reproduction free from interference and dis
X tortlon,unmarred by whisdes, click? and hissing that's
'what you and every other purchaser of a radio are after.
You get it in a Xellogg because the Kellogg Company has the
engineering experience the knowledge of voice transmission
to build it into Kellogg sets! -
The Inductive System of tuning used in these receivers is exclusive-with
Kellogg. It gives even sensitivity at all wave
lengths and permits control of four circuits with one knob.
Thorough shielding around and between the coils prevents
distortion and undesirable pick-up of nearby stations.
For the gift you Would have
especially iine,; choose a gift
of mahogany veneer care
fully built for durability
and homeliness in its quaint
style.
$6.0Qup
Quaint Book Racks
For Gifts
Hp ' . .
Real Gifts For
. , the Home -
Combining its utility with
unusually fine quality 'and
decorative effect, the new
'phone stands are priced at
322.00
Sofa End Tables
For a delightful decorative
touch which can be useful
as well, the tilt top table
leads. This design is shown
in maple or lacquer red.
318.00 and up
Your Library Table
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You're planning, perhaps,
to give something for some
one's home. A good looking
Venetian mirror.
38.00 and up
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He Will Enjoy A
4 Humidor Sta'nd
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cqvippad with the mw Ktllogt
toof ui columtt bd.
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patenl of Radto Frequency Laboratories, Inc. (R. F. L.)
The Ciwleaa perfonnanc of this miperior receiver will amaze you. Conaistently
long range that you can boastot-ru and.ptove to your friends Selectivity tht
not only aepanitea "nearby atation cleanly and clearly, but enables you to go on
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receivers. Tbe table model, illustrated above, tt a walnut cabinet with full
I piano1 fini- fe lTbcorU w amrie ,apac fo afl baueriM or
'power aupplyjUiiia, i $i4S. ; 1 ' "
I THE PORTLAND MUSIC -CO.
L. Lunsford, Mgr. ' , 355. High Street
: 1 apk
Whether it is a gift for a ;
friend or yourself you are
choosing, such a decorative
piece is ideal. Several col-
ors and designs.
$24.00 and up
May be had in, American
walnut tr fine' mahogany
finish. Beautiful in coiv
construction and very
sturdy.
36.75 and up
. It will be dignified of wal
nut or mahogany veneers,
attractively and sturdily
' built. Just the thing to back
against the Chesterfield.
314.50 and up
Metal Smoking Stands
Book Trough Tables
For Gifts
One in which to keep his
favorite brands of tobacco
and have all essentials
. handy - for comfortable
smoking hours at home.
32.25 and up
Occasional Chairs
'. . .. .' . :
Among the new arrivals in smoking
stands will be found this metal stand
in bronze finish.
You're considering one substantial f
gift perhaps. Such an end table would v
be an - inspiration in mahogany or
- walnut priced very lo now.
38.50 up
15 1 1 ;-iC1 ; .-" '
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Are the most useful of, giftsalways, . m
adding to the appearance of the-rooirr - u - J
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giving it a more cheerful anrlwelcorae
aspect. " - :-
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