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SUDTB HOTEL
PROJECT APPROVED
SILVERTOI, Not. 29 -The
preliminary surrey which , has
been conducted at Silrerton to
determine te advisability of
building a hotel at SllTerton has
been completed and a- represent
atire of - the Hockkenbary Hotel
Systems of Pennsylrania. recom
mended to a group of SllTerton
bnslness men construction of a
modem $100,000 hotel. - -
Definite suggestions 'for the
best site or the hotel has not
hn ynAm v
representatl? said that the 35
site which had been considered
bad. by a process of elimination,
been brought down to four. The
matter - Is now In the hands : of
the Silrerton chamber of com
merce hotel committee . for fur
ther study.
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ROBERTS. Not. -. 2 Mrs.
Priscllla Julien. and two children.
Miss Rem Hobbs and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hobbs all of Port
land were ThanksgiTing guests
with, their relatires Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Rice and family. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pettyjohn,
Miss Maxine Pettyjohn, George
Veall and Mis Ruth Bihl were
dinner guests with Mrs. Esther
Query and family. Thanksgiving
evening.
About-. 70 people attended the
dance ThanksgiTing evening giv
en by Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Fidler
and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Petty
john at the hiopyard hall.
v Miss Melba Davenport William
Hilary and .Gordon Greenstreet of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Darenport of Salem spent
ThanksgiTing with Mr. and Mrs.
C Daren port. "
, Mr. and Mrs. John Orsborn
bad as ThanksgiTing visitors Mrs.
Osborn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Judson who are now living In
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Blanken
shlp. Frances and Earl Blanken
shlp, Mrs. L. A. Ferguson and
Miss Verio Smith spent Thanks
giTing with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Blankenshlp.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClel
laa of Salem were with Mrs. Mc
Clellans parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Croisan on ThanksgiTing.
Ed Clymer who is working near
Roseburg came Wednesday and
spent, ThanksgiTing with his
brother. I. F. Clymer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hlgglns.
Raymond and Janice Hlgglns had
dinner with Mrs. Higgin's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J B. Parker
in Salem ThanksgiTing.
. Mrs. It. L. Clymer went Thurs
day to Seattle to Tisit friends un
til the end of the week.
Hlgglns. Raymond and Janice
Higgins went to Salem and spent
ThanksgiTing.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Much
spent ThanksgiTing with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Much.
; Mr. and Mrs." Charles L.eeper
had Dr. Harry Bancroft, Dr. Al
ice Bancroft and Miss Eurma
Lents for STlyanksgiTing dinner
Mr.! and Mrs. Merrin Fidler,
Jeanne Fidler and M. N. Dun
gan of Salem spent ThanksgiTing
with Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Fidler.
I Mrs. Forrest Edwards went to
vPortland Thursday erening to vis
it her sister, Mrs. Charlie Thom
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Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lacy of Sa
lem spent Thanksgiving with air.
and Mrs. H. B. . Carpenter and
"family.5 : ' "' ' .
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LIBERTY. Not. 19. Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Dencer entertained
members of the San Soucl club at
their borne Friday erening. Spe
cial guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Turner of Seattle. There were n
of the regular members present.
Mrs. M. ..-Yaura of Salem
Heights attended the supper gir
n by the Sunday school Friday
evening.' ... " -
. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams and
Joe. Jr.. spent ThanksgiTing day
with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Roschlo
ef Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Steinke and
Mr. and. Mrs. Algie Sweet of Sa
lem were guests of Robert For
ester Thursday; : .
Miss Florlan Hmbets, a student
atO. S. C. to Corrallls, was a
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hrubets. Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott were
hosts Thursday for a family din
ner. Those enjoying the day were
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Trick and
children. ElTtn, Virgil and Vei
led of Rosedale; Mrs. Emily
Adair and son Lloyd, and Carl
Trick, allof Salem, and Ormal
Trick of Schotls, Ore;-
Onrar Rerndt. who has been con-
ffni to his bed for the past fire
weeks with rheumatism. Is now
able to be around Che house on
crutches. ... - . J- t
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Free were
guests of Mrs. Free's. sister. Miss
Mae Cleveland, on ThanksgiTing
day.
- Mrs. P. J. Forester of Halsey,
Ore., is the week-end guest of her
son, Robert Forester, - W
Steve Crockett of Portland Is a
guest of his mother. Mrs. W. D.
Olden, orer the Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
of Raymon. Wash., spent Thurs
day wltH Mrs. Kownson s parenis.
Mrs. W. W. Westenhouse and
daughter Etta are spending sey
eral days in Portland.
D. J. Richards spent. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
wV In Portland. '
. Mlaa Vlornc ftArndt. who is
attending the Oregon Normal r at
; Monmeutn, m spenamg u noil
days at the home of her parents,
. Mr and Mrs. William Bern dL '
" " Mr. and . Mrs. - Ray Clereland
nt tutn R Aland and Melvin. and
i Leonard : Oraybell were Thanks
giTing guests bf Mrs. Clereland'
sister, Mrs. Clyde Comstock. rat
West Stayton. . -
Mr and Mrs. uFresne ot Port-
' land' were dinner guests Sunday
mt h n j. Richards noma.
xi r mnA Mr. William Zosel tad
thii dinner ruests ThanksglT-
tng day, Mr. and Mrs.fWalter Zo-
ael and two cnuaren ok taiem.
Mfn KaMna.ficnmidt. a student
at the Monmouth Jfonnal chool.
Is spending her racatloa with her
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Mr. Laarits a Swensen. of Min-eanolis,Mmn-,
who since 1911
has been the American Minister to
Norway, pictured on the S. S.
Lenathan when he returned -from
yslo. Mr. Swensen is retiring
from his post and will- make his
Xuture home in Norway. ; In 1897
be was appointed Minister to Den
mark by President McKinley.
mother, Mrs. K. Schmidt- '
The boys and girls of the up
per grades' at school are organiz
ing basketball teams. Charles
Krauger has kindly consented to
let them 'practice In the hall orer
his store. , Back-stops and baskets
are being installed this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cleeland
hare closed out their business at
the Liberty store and are morlng
on Mr. Cleveland's father's place.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dencer
were guests ThanksgiTing day of
Mrs. Dencer 's sister, Mrs. Mary
James ot Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Beckman
hare moved from Salem to the
White Arrow auto camp on the
Pacific highway, which Is owned
by Mrs. Beckman's sister and her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rlck-
ett.
Misses Iris and Ruth Whitney
of Vancourer, Wash., are Thanks
giTing holiday guests of their
cousin, Catherine Dallas.
Mrs. John Dasch and infant
daughter. Donna Marie, came
home from the hospital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patterson
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Price
haye rented a farm in the Fair
Tiew district and expect to more
there soon. Mrs. Patterson and
daughter, Jerry Jo, hare rented
rooms in the Westenhouse home
for this winter so that Jerry Jo
can continue attending Liberty
school.
The girls of the Bake "Km Good
club are planning a miniature
bazaar at the next Community
club meeting. The money Is to be
used for a fund to send some of
their members to the 4-H club
summer school at Corrallls.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Whitney
of VancouTer, Wash., were the
guests of Mrs. Whitney's brother.
W. R. Dallas; and family on Wed
nesday, t
Dale Dasch, who Is a. student
at O. S. C. In Corrallls, was .a
ThanksgiTing guest at the' home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Dasch.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dallas and
children, Catherine and Robert,
spent ThanksgiTing In Corrallls
as the guests of Mr. Dallas' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dallas.
They attended the reunion dinner
of the family at which there were
four generations present.
Bruce Cunningham had the mis
fortune to run a nail In his hand
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fair hare
as their guest for the ThanksgiT
ing holidays. Miss Rqth Davis of
Corrallls.
Mrs. William Bellemy and
daughter Dora were the guests of
Mrs. Bellemys parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Coleman of Lebonan,
recently. :
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Anderson ot
Portland were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Brooks on Thursday.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Brooks
are cousins.
Rer. 'and Mrs. Robert Payne
and family of Salem were dinner
guests Friday erening of Mr. and
Mrs. P. S. Dencer.
LONDON. Nov. 28 CAP).
Lead by women members of Par
liament a bill was passed on sec
ond reading today glTing to Bri
tish women marrying foreigners
and foreign women marrying. Bri
tishers , the right to choose their
nationality.
HAYESVILLE, Nor. 29 Mr.
and Mrs. R L. Phillips and sons
Boh and Alvin, were ThanksgiT
ing day guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Van Wagner at La Comb.
, Dorothy Smith has been spend
,..the ThanksgiTing vacation
Tisitlng with friends In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stiffler and
Children and Miss Helen Little of
Salem, were dinner guests at the
C. H. Tannage home Thanksgrr
lng day,
Wi F. Powers who Is a teacher
in the Gates school is spending
the ThanksgiTing racation at his
home,
' Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pruitt and
son of Salem, were dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Reed,
ThanksgiTing day. - - t "
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AMITY, Not. J9 Mr. i and
Mrs. J. W. Rogers enjoyed Sun
day Tisitlng- at the John Gross
home at Crowley Station, Ore.
Mrs. W. E. Rogers and daugh
ter Elsie Is Tisitlng ; relatires this
week at Willamette. Ore. They
will return home ThanksgiTing."
: Mr. and Mrs. Harrey Stanton
and daughter Pauline, of Salem,
were Sunday r erening . dinner
guests at the Methodist parson
age. " .. -..'f .,,;
Miss Helen ' Jerman . of Bay
City spent the weekend as guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
O. Sheldon. r s
Fredrick Fortune and Oscar
Schlappl. nephew of John Zahler.
are visiting the Zahler ,r family
tor an indefinite period. They
hare Just taken a: motor trip
from their homes at Watertown
New York, going down! the At
lantic coast through southern
United States and op the Paci
fic coast.: After their Tisit here
they expect to to to Central
America.
Mr. and Mrs. M. William
Moore of , Los Angeles are. spend
ing a few weeks Tisitlng Mrs.
Moore's brother. Dr. J. J. Hall
and family. They are planning
to locate in Portland as Mr.
Moore' has been placed a north
western representatlre for S. M.
A. Baby Food company.
Miss Pearl GroTes of Mon
mouth. Normal school Is at her
home for the holidays.
Carl Voeller took his daugh
ter Elisabeth to 'Portland this
week to consult a specialist to
determine whether or not It will
be necessary to remove the bul
let 'she reeclred in her neck a
few weeks ago when she was ae
eidently shot by a playmate. "'
Mrs. A. Watt, Mrs. MIlo Hen
derson and Mrs. John Umphlette
went on a shopping tour In Port
land Monday. " x . .
Mrs. Cliff Munkers. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Allan and son Gran-Tille-
spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Munkers
at Greenwood. -'
Mrs. L.- J. Rawland ot Turner
epent the weekend at the George
Thomas home. a'Bo . Tisitlng ' a
number of other friends.
Mrs. J. JL. Payne spent Tues
day in Salem Tisitlng friends.
.Dorotha Frewlng of Monmouth
Normal 1 spending ThanksgiTing
at home with her parents.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Strand and two
small daughters of Silrerton
were Sunday afternoon callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Thomas. :i -
Dr. and Mrs. R. L Hall and
family are spending the. holidays
at Mill City Tisitlng -the Mason
family and a number ' of other
friends.
The W. R. Osborne walnut
plant, shut down Tuesday; It Is
now oelng cleaned and , repaired
for the walnut craeklng and dry
ing for the next ; year's erop.
This Institution affords employ
ment for; a large number of local
people during the walnut season.
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Christmas
Do ft now -
And haveiitjcionej
WE CATER TO
WHO BUY FOR WOMEN
SHIPLEY'S
IS ALL PREPARED TO TAKE .
CARE OF YOUR NEEDS FOR
THE LADIES ON YOUR SHOP
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Handreda of jewelry- buyers from I miles aronnd filled
Hartman Bros. Co. Jewelry Sale to the doors all jiay Sat
urday. And here's more of the unusually attractive val
ues to fill the store again Highly desirable gifts bear
ing the brand of America's finest quality silver and gift
goods. Buy Jewelry for Christmas Select a gift that
will last! Don't Miss a Day of This Sale.
Special Monday at 9 A. M.
Reg. Values to $4.00
All individual patterns no two alike with and with
out, covers-f-painted in all the favored pastel shades
and modern! designs. While they last Monday 98c each
Reg. $90 Solid Gold
Ladies'
VatcIaco
Fun Jeweled
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Your)
Choice
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Close-out lots
of
ELKS TEETH
MOUNTINGS
CANDLE
SETS
TIE PINS
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WortWhfle Reductions on
All Perfect Blue-White
Reg. $50
Diamonds
Reg. $75
Diamonds
BIG SAVINGS ON MANTEL CLOCKS
$15 to $20 Ladies'
or filen's
VottcEaoc
With Mesh Band
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Rer. $11.50 Modern Mantel
Clock! S-dMj strike morement
eat to ae5
Reg. $11.10. To-Tona Strike
B&ntel Clockman ogany cast
8-dsr strlks morement, cut'
to $7.5
R g. Ilt.tl Westminster
Chime, Sessions 8-daj, nr.
strike mshotsny case, larC
slse, melodr tone. . .v. .$23.45
S35.0O Mtoa Wrist
WatchesWith ' emer
ald and ' sapptlrs set
bracelets, oblong case
and . 16-jeweled ebot
ment f 17 JSO
SSO.OO Etoa Wrist
Watcbes IS Jewel
dependable iOTement
la new nataral color,
solid gold cases, on
sale at. . . . . . .S20.75 :
SSSjOO Grmea Wrist
Watches Grnen's fa
mous 15-jewel more
: ment . In 14-1-jewel
morement la 14-kt.
white gold tiled eases,
splendid tlmekepeers, :
cvt to . . . . ...$27.09'
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Stainless Llades
Bee. 917JSO larce
quadniple pUt Silver Fralt
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Res. 17JSO Frost Etched Ice
Racket, satia finish, - fine sil
ver plato with. 1 O Oft
swing handle ... j $10U
.Rag. S21.00 large SUrer-Chop
Blah, extra qaallt Sheffield
Plato, with tight 1 1 C ft
flttlms; sUrer corer V 1 XoJ
Rec f 1S.00 bearjr Etched Re
lief BUyer Fralt Bowl, m very
rich looking- es ft OC
ajuaeatal dish. . v V0 D
Res. SSjBO SllTer Crumb Tray.
Rest grade quadruple o f
plate ............. .sV)D
Reg. 18.00 SUrer Relish Dish,
hear? qaadraple plate,, ail rer
baae and remorabla class
compartmeata. Extra special
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