SALEM, OKEQQM SATURDAY. DECF.MRPP 20, 1919. PAGE Fim 11-Around Town ! Dec. 22--Daughtera of Isa bella meeting and Christmas tree. Dec. 22 Business men's luncheon, Commercial club, noon. Dec. 24 Kiddies Christmas tree and Santa Claua at Com mercial cluV 7.80i Dec 22-27. th annual Ma rlon county corn show. Val ley Motor' company rooms, State and Front streets. Dec. SO O. A. C. -Salem dance at . armory. ale. who have h7' rSIlall of Se lem at th "Vne in Sa- fnos PreanaI, Mr. and Mra. I left Thi,.. ' fflr Bea Presnaii 1 . evemng for Indiana Hugh: shoe merchant of Sa- same Love, the Jeweler, 337 State street, Salem. ,. 804 Walter L. Tooze, Jr.,' formerly an attorney of Dallas and now a member of a McMinnville law firm, was a vis itor In Salem Friday.. Rigdon company, leading funeral directors. Superior "service. Moderate prices. Mr. 8c Smoker, Just try a Kinsmen So cigar, the mild Havana short fill er smoke of satisf acton. Jacobs & Buslck, distributors. S09 The following members of the com pany of "The Tailor Made Man" which piayed at the opera house Fri day night were guests at the Marlon hotel: C. H. Ellwood, Miss Lillian Martin, William Nelson, J. Warren, Tom Cary, Tom Byrne and Paul Mor row. Highest cash. prices paid for tur keys. Midget Market. 301 Hiss Galdys Cook of Rlckreall is visiting friends in Salem over the week end. " ' v- Oscar Hayter, prominent' attorney of the Polk county seat, was attend ing to legal affairs before the su preme court Friday. Highest cash prices paid for tur keys. Midget Market 301 The Chautauqua Desk and Black board makes an ideal present for chil dren. Just a few left. Call 668 State. Phone 400. rr; 301 Protection lodge; Not 2, A. O. U. W., of Salem which has long been dormant, has again taken on a new lease on life and is rapidly adding to ila membership, 12 candidates being Initiated already since December 1. The organization now has. a total membership of . approximately 125. Officers were elected at the last reg ular meeting as follows: Past master workman,. P. H. D'Arcy; master work man, John H. Carson; foreman, Har old M. Harpole; overseer, Frank G. Deckabach, Jr.; guides Wm. Earl Bhafer; reporter, A. Eugene Aufranc; taside watch, Lloyd J. Glenn; outside watch, Emil F. Aufranc. On account of the snow there will not be any dance at Auburn hall Sat urday Dec. 20. 301 Arthur Brock of Portland, a mem ber of the executive committee of the state federation of labor, transacted business with the governor's office Saturday.. Brock was-foreman of the state printing plant under the admin istration of State Printer Harris. Fred Knra I HUV wntnn. uehca t, - u ana j. k .eyea to Portland Friday D"- H. Thm. ' ' pending Sat,,, 7. " Port'and "ected with the work of ThTT COn" dustrisi ,J. . K ot the state in. Formerly Ul DUt T,ri busing . ' ln Reinhart r 'f. 1'. Joseph night, " 'em Saturday ReDOrti weather alone h C0,'a and heavy ents of Newnort I Jack Clen UP old M T in.Salem kine a-iuamtances. rranklin Davis, a minor. h0 k... granted an orrtp. h . - i-uuniy Judge Bushey authorizing the saie of a ,ot Jn Salem in which th n., - has an undivided . u.,- . . T . . "a" interest. In his petition, the that the lot is worth 12000 and that the money reprented by the property BCI ve tne ward better if turn ed into an investment yle.dinCr edTnT, thte,weien7o7the snow crush ed the tent in which they were livlns " .'"w"ese wmily, living in South Bottom started for Hopmere, in or- - - me uregon Electrio for Portland. It took them six hours to Plow their way through the snow and slush and to cover the four miles to the station. When they finally reach ed Hopmere they were nearly ex hausted. C. F. Simmon, a farmer of the riv er bottom north of Salem, brought into play a bit of genius during the bad weather, by hitching his horse to a boat, and covering th oi c ... nuiiuoi llll passable roads .with almost nn utttt. culty. s- The Spauldine Logclne which was forced to close because ot the weather conditions, will resume operations Monday, December 22, ac niording to -an announcement made from the offices today. All employes are requested to report for work that morning. The Daughters of Isabella will hold a meeting in the. Knights of Columbus hall on State street, Monday evening December 22. A short program' will be rendered and a Christmas tree will be a feature of the evening's entr- tainment. James E. Burdett Minnvilie. sp"' Capital city. an attorney ot "Way to the V O T-r "tegame K hi, home i. 7.k Uraay morn'ns cial .r att an offi- - v lae state house. , v. T.vi- r ; ana wi spend th- hn T. E. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kelly of Stay- ton left Saturday for a two months pleasure trip to California. White there they will visit Mr. Kelly's rela tives in Los Angeles, Santa Cruz and Temecula. days . the holt -- o unnia f E. McCroskev - ' ttuQ -Ura Additional , . Sat,. 7 "'"""ranoum was filed Satu day by the Saiem Kings Produ,,, Co. in sustaining their obieM. "eiP8 on the cost hm e by the growers recently. In the -rr-..reuleu oojecuon, the Kings r raPany claim that it is not hm. if lees coveri"S Periods of tuanv 2e? the WUnesses wer t ac tually giving testimony. The witnesses hose cost items are involved in ine coie.Cti0n .and Whose '"onr he company holds to "have been of no vame were: A. N. Lafoiiette. ZL , N' Standifer, Marie aim joe LaFollette. .1,0 tt aaeson, student at the holidays with his parents in Sa- William F. Beck of nnr.. i uumg l0 ousiness affairs in Salem iettoy feabody. a resident nt n,a ha, is spending the week en,i nienas in the Capital city. -.,,tm auiiuuiiuemeni or the nn. yumuiiem ot t,nar es V. rinllnwnv lumiBr siaie tax commissioner, who up to a month ago resided in Salem, to be assistant, cashier and mnnflirei- of the trust and bond department of me Hibernia Savings bank in Port land, was learned here Saturday. Gal loway, it is said, received several ot ters tor lucrative banking positions wnue acting for the state. Mrs. Elbert Thompson, principal Of the high school at . Philomath, and young daughter, Faye Louise, are spending the Christmas holidays at the home of their Bister and aunt, Mra Harry A. Rowe, 582 North Com mercial street. Penryhn Stanley Kantner, son of Ilev. and Mra W. C. Kantner, 440 Center street, his wife and children, are expected to arrive in this city from their home in Seattle Wednes day. They will spend the holidays here. Penryhn Kantner has many friends here. Dance at armory tonight S01' Just in time for Christmas. Ship ment of 35 velocipedes. A gift tor all the children. Hauser Broa ,. 301 A gift for all the kiddies. ipede, Hauser Bros. , .. A veloc-301 Men buy a Bishop fabric pure wool shirt before this weather requires the attention of a doctor for you. Salem Woolen Mills store, C. P. Bishop: Prop. 302 According to post office officials, the holiday rush on the rural routes is Jiot exceutionallv heavy so far this year. They expect, however, that next week will tax the rural mail facilities out of Salem, to their utmost Ask to see our newly equipped "Model Laundry" featuring Eden "washers and Simplex ironers. Salem Jllectric Co., Masonic Temple. Phone 1200. ..T- . ; Highest cash prices paid eyL Midget Market. for tur-301 Mra. J. H. Southam and little son Waldo of Mowhall, N. Dak., left Sat urday for Lebanon where Mrs. South am will visit at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. J. E. Gray. Mrs. Southam a been a Salem visitor since Thanks Riving, a.nd while here was the guest t her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Pslmor 1 1 (us vnrth i sth street, and f her sister, Mrs. Joseph Lebold. The monthly Jible school confer ence of the Court street Christian church will be held next Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. All teachers and officers are asked to be present for the re ports. This will be the last confer ence before the annual meeting and much is to be considered relative to the new years work. Wednesday be ing Christmas Eve there will be a Bible school program, fuller announce ments concerning which will be made later. The national guard, Co. M, will give a military ball on December 31st Spe cial features will take place beginning at midnight. Everybody is invited. Tickets on sale at me armory. Oscar Steelhammer will have charge of the music. , Nothing will give more Joy on Christmas and all the year than a ve locipede. 'Hauser Bros, v 801 , For healthy exercise and enjoy ment give the children a velocipede. We have the biggest stock in town. Hauser Bros, 301 Xmas eve dance armory. 301" Dance at Turner tonight. Roads axe open. The only dance out of town tonight is at Turner, Doads are O. K. JU1 The only dance out of town tonight is at Turner, Doads are O. K. aui" Protection lodge No. 2 A. O. U. W., hold Its annual Xmas tree party Dec. 22, 1919. Initiation and supper. Be there or you lose. 301 Dance at Turner tonight. Roads are 4(111 open. " The Presbyterian church will hold i reirular church and Sunday school services Sunday at the usual hours. Til ananlal Phrlatmnq services have postponed one week. W. H. Burns of San Francisco, who aa been in Salem looking over the Wwsibilities for location here has an nounced that he intends to locate here with his family In the near fu ture. Mr. Burns will establish a gen sales and service agency in Sa Jem for G. M. C. trucks. "A ROUGH" RIDING ROMANCE : BENNETTS "HIS EAST FALSE STEP" Fire Chief Harry Hutton Saturday cautioned residents of the city to ex ercise care in their Christmas decora tions as it effects lighting of candles on trees, windows and so forth. There is no ordinance prohibiting the light imr nf .candles on trees, amateur wir ing for trees and windows and room decorations, but much care must be exercised in handling these things, the chief said, if fires are to ne nvu.ucu. He laid particular stress to tne arap nf fiimw natiers around electric light globes to alter the shades, as it is from this source, he said, that most of the fires have started hereto fore. - rt,Aiirnrth Flint, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flint of this city, left j atniiv for Boston, Mass., where he will visit with relatives be fore sailing from New York on the steamer Adriatic. January S, for Eng land to enter Oxford university. Flint who is well known in Salem, was one of two Eeed college students to win the Rhodes scholarship this year. A G Clark, manager of the Asso--.,'. rrftries of Oregon, was m tne citv from Portland Saturday on , business with Manager McCrosKeym the Commercial club. Clark w ad dress the club at the noonday lunch eon next Monday. meeting and teachers ot the Court street which was to has been pow- Parlsian blouses strictly. unnu made," hand painted and washable, something any woman would prize an a Christmas gift. .Many new models just in. One price, $12.50 each, in holiday boxes. Tne rrencu nui, W Or r-v ' ' . - 1 Idfe St 301' High street. Dance at armory tonight. 301 Babies want homes, adopt one or more of our "Differ Dollies." They're dainty themselves and are daintily dressed. Dolls with real hair, real dresses, real hats made by Madam Buffe Morrlifon. Grown ups as well hiMren will admire them, f 1-75 to 14.60. See them in our display win dow. The French Shop, 11a High street. North 301 Regular services will be held at Lee .Memorial cnuivu w is cordially in-301 the Jason morrow, ine puonv ted to attend. Meet Me at Meyers eautiful ore oft Three More Shopping Days and Then Christmas OUR POLICY OF ONLY HANDLING "GOOD GOODS" HAS WON OUT. THIS IS THE BIGGEST CHRISTMAS BUSINESS WE HAVE EVER HAD. SALEM PEOPLE REALIZE THAT WHEN IT ; j COMES FROM "MEYERS" IT IS CORRECT IN EVERY RESPECT AND WILL rROVE SATISFACTORY EXTRA SPECIAL DOLLS American made, moving eyes and dressed. To close line ... . with, fully the 75c t.7 v-' ' j mm No wonder we are doing a big Handkerchief busi ness. The showing is the best we ever made, pleas ing all tastes and all pocketbooks. Sold singly or by the box. ma and BATHROBES for , LADIES and CHILDREN Th e y make most excellent Xmas Presents. All priced low. Permit us to suggest "Brassieres" as a most sensible and practical gift. Our stock comprises those makes which are considered the best by women who know. WHY NOT A WAIST? The new ship ment of dainty ilk WalBtH will delight every woman who up. predates Quality MutcruU with correctness of ,, style. Lot her gift be one of these charming Waists MEN'S SECTION This Section is like a "Beehive," but why shouldn't it be? The Ladies of Salem know that what is bought at MEYERS is correct and absolutely dependable, and they can safely buy for "HIM? at the "Good Goods Store." A most complete Stock from which to make selection. PLAIN SILK HOSE in solid colors, in Black, Blue, Grey, Brown, FieU! Mouse and Beaver. NCY SILK HOSE-"ClocU(l," Embroidered and Drop Slittlied. FANCY CAMISOLES in plain and figured witin. Red, blue, rose and black. SILK SPECIAL We are running a Silk Special, that will make an excellent present You can always do better at b v ilcOOblCOODS fc- Who Always Does Better By You UMBRELLAS Before purchasing one give Our New Shipment an in spection that's afl we ash. KOSS fOMPUiTES FLIGHT, JlEPOHT Londun. P. 20-Captain Kos. Sn.iin ha completed hi fllht from Londun U Melbourne, accordinK to a message fiom mat city today. The prayer training class rhrtstian church. Pned because of ChrlBtn. Appropriate Christmas unices wil be held at the Jmou Lee .Memorial t church tomorrow both morning and Q.h anlem S. S. will give the, Xmas program at 3.8 a- Sunday. BUY REMNANTS AT TUB Remnant Store f54 North CommertUl 301' .-,., h Snlora S. 8. will give Xma program at 1 a. m. Sunday the Xmas eve dance armory. 301' 301' Special XO. A. Plans for the home PnL' "7" ;Work in the . meeting of 'Saietn lodge F. ft A. M. thi evening- M. degree, ine P,an!. Z in this city soon after j " " b . Pacific lodge Xo. St to be staged m th d.8CU8Se by -wlU e done bj " M tne ra W. T. EIGDON CO. Undertaker! KS Norti High 8trMf d0lnduStde8 of Orejon. in , . before the business nen at their r ,.. .eekly luncheon Cpncof the in to eS;:e Commercial club Saturday. - ' - I!-, .uortft of Baiter I WS. "T!"i Wty Friday county, m o w lhe sUte He brougm a. , penitentiary. " " big d, ,nce Xnsa night at 30V .Salem's armor'- That big 5-pie orchestra pUy.U latwt "' " hlls Xn'a" 8olt at the armor)-. . tnniEht. CiB0 OF VHAVKS . .tothcnlcournmnyfri fr thi-ir kindnw friend is ."-Mr-- ! CaM ,-:t rro Miss Florence visiting daya i t-moathy 'n and btmvWtit jfiil rS tribute SPECUL Good S pi-nKc cmt win r4 for w n U. S. GARAGE phone H5I H4 rerrj 8. DRAPERIES MADE TO OliDfcli TO FIT YOU BWIN'DOWR. C S. HAMILTON 840 Court Breet W.W.MOORE House Furnisher HOME OF THK VHTIIOLA You get more for your Money at Moore's. fOUU Tlil'IK WITH TWO HS TTAUIMf XT. Kt.VS LIKE A TSCMCB. GlNGRIClf MOTOR & TIKK tu. T1 Cnnr Hwt Thn i h iff. nd ( 1 T Ad Afisr.f i.rrs. I W. I k -icif to mother, iliA I Dr. S. C. jier's lrutf "'"' cial street 157 v-- Give An Electrical Present ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE ALWAYS USEFUL YOU'LL MAKE NO MISTAKE For Long Distance Auto Trucking Willamette Valley Transfer Co. l WE ALSO DO LOCAL HAULING, Prices Reduced for Xmas Do It NowAnd Save Money Tables, Dressers, Rockers, Ranges, Healer Beds $8 up; Springs $4 to $20; Maitresscs $5 to $25 Dining Chairs, Suit Cases Universal Percolators, Universal Electric Iron Casseroles, Dbhes, Tea Pots, Water StU PYKEX GLASSWARE CARVING SETS 175.00 Playcrpiione and 15 Records, $150.00 1100,00 Piayerphonc and 10 Records, $90.00 Peoples Furniture Store k KOOR H Ft) TtiAUB a Hand tUxxi UtiutK $M anil KehaBgl ?T1 N'OHTU i,uir'v"-"- '4 n 'ASK .WVb