Capital journal., December 04, 1922, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
fiO DELIVERY OF
CHRISTMAS I
I
ON DECEMBER 24
A number of pniterg urging tb
public to "Mall early, wrap ue
eurely" were received at tbe lo
cal postofflce ' this morning anil
are being posted In the poet of
fice lobby and other public build
ing .
"In lending girta . the public
muet take Into consideration that
wniimu mis year comes on
Monday and that there will be no
delivery of mail on that day or
Sunday, making it necessary
for mail to arrive on time at Its
destination to be delivered Ra,r.
day," Postmaster Farrar said this
morning.
In sending rifts it la
tlve, if the full spirit of the Yule
tide is to go with It, that the
article arrive before Christmas
day. When the gift comes the day
louowing the regular routine bus
mess is oocupymg the mind of
the receiver and as a result the
gift is looked on more for its
intrinsic value." The Christmas
spirit is gone and the full mean
ing is lost. .
Holiday gifts for the eastern
nu southeastern part - of the
uuiiea states and foreign coun
tries 1b already bectnnlnr .
in, according to Mr. Farrar. Any
nsue articles should be sent
early if only for a short distance
or else left until after the rush
season as the whola department Is
taxed to the limit and the mail io
extremely heavy.
ELKS SERVICES
MEMORY OF DEAD
IS HELD SUNDAY
MOBAN AWAjTSMD JURY
Warren Moran, alleged pervert
waived a hearing when he was
arraigned before Judge O. K Un
ruh In the Justice court late Sat
urday afternoon and was bound
over to the grand Jury. His ball,
eet at 1000, was not furnished
Moran, who is 63 years of age
Is chareed with ot .i .
commit a crime against nature
lie was arrested several days ago
by Chief of Police Moffitt, with
the assistance of Miss Elsie Eisa
man, police matron.
Solemn services, in memorv of
deceased members of the order
was held Sunday afternoon at the
(.rand opera house by Salem lodre
No. 33S, Benevolent and Protect
ive Order of Elks. Fourteen names
were added to the roll of a been-,
members during the past year.
The full ritualistic exercises of
the lodge were carried out under
the direction of D. O. Draeer. ex
alted ruler. C. E.(Knowland, mem
ber of the lodge.'paid feeling tri
bute to the 14 Elks who had pass
ed beyond during the year.
Judge John h. Hand, of the
Oregon supreme court, delivered
the address for the memorial ex
ercises. He referred especially to
the fact that the order of Elks
taught its members patriotism
and a love of country.
"It is our form of government
that has made us the most con
tented nation on earth." Judge
Rand said. "And it is to our form
of government that the Elks ded
icate their services. As long an
we stand for our prlnciDles. the
order of Elks will be a mainstay
to our American institutions."
With conditions as they are in
the United States, Judge Rand
was of the opinion there was
need of loyalty and patriotism as
expressed In the principles cf
tbe ordor of Elks. There are those
who would tear down our lihnrtv
by lawlessness, and it is the dutv
of the Elks to oppose such disre
gard of the law, he said.
The world will not be free un
til our form of government if
adopted by the whole world," dr.
Glared Judge Rand. "And it wli
never do to arraign one class o
people against another. Our nen-
Pie snould not be divided into re
ligious, race or occupational clas
eS and such a thing should not be
allowed."
Referring to the dangers of
large Immigration, Judge Rand
said that six states in the east
were' controlled largely by the
labor vote, a majority of whom
were foreigners who had not yet
become familiar with the ideals
of American citizenshlD.
Two vocal solos were offered
by Ruth Emery Riddle. The Rev.
Ward Willis Long offered the in-
ployed while the 150 Elks march
ed in a body from tbe lodge
rooms to the opera bouse.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
TWO TRAFFIC SQUAD .
OFFICERS SUSPENDED
T. A. Raffety. chief of the state
traffic squad, has announced the
temporary suspension of H. L.
Griffith and C. N. Wiles from the
squad for neglect of duty. Th
suspensions, Raffety explained,
were necessary for the rood of the
good of the service. Griffith and
Wiles have been in the service
since May, 1921. Griffiths has
been on duty on the Columbia
highway between . Portland and
Hood River, and Wiles has been
covering the lower Columbia river
highway from Portland to Astoria.
Groves, et al. Action for money.
Order made allowing widow of
C. D. Nairn an allowance from the
estate
Order made setting Friday, De
cember 29, at county court rooms,
as time and place for hearing final
account of estate of Walter Sako.
deceased.
Bond of A.' J. Turner as mar.
dian of person and estate of Ches
ter D.' Turner, a minor, approved.
Amount Of 11700. Lucile NTeof
Robert Kteason and Charles Greg
ory appointed appraisers.
Friday, December 19, at court
house, Dallas, set at time and
place for hearing final account of
estate of Anna Helsey, deceased.
Order made approving final ac
count of estate of Charles H.
Hnke, deceased. ' '
Order made alolwlnsr final ac
count of estate of Charles S. Her-
ren, deceased.
Order made directing -'citation
to issue in estate of John 11. Mor
an, deceased.
Saturday, December SO. at
county court room set as time and
place for hearing second final ac
count In the matter of the guar
dianship of person and estate of
Monara is. uomstocK, et al.
Inventory and appraisement of
the estate of William Youngblood.
deceased, approved by court..
J Decree made allowing final ac
count ot estate of Michael Kelly,
deceased.
ty court room, set as time for
hearing on report ot sale ot estate
of Charles E. Osborn, deceased. .
Tuesday. December 2S at coun
ty court room, set as time ana
place to hear and settle final ac
count oi estate ot Mary E. Owln,
deceased.
Marriage Lioeiuei.
George Henry Osborne, ut 1.1.
Independence, and Cleo Ida Rose,
age 17, Independence.
Cornelius V. Shreeva. - ace 29.
Dallas, and Adah Leon Campbell,
age it, Dallas.
- Loren Wilson, Dallas, and Alice
Pierce, Dallas.
Vernon D. Wolfe, age 11, Inde
pendence, and Vera Dynge, age
20, Independence.
Noel Dickey, age 35, Dallas, and
Vera Rlckards, age 23, Dallas.
Safe
Milk
For Infant.
invalid A
. Children
The Original Food-Drink for AH Age
iUKL,uncntnamc,uriiccroBiuuiw
! derfcTabletforma, Hourtthtae-N.aoHiie.
JP Avoid Imitations and Substitute
MONDAY, DECEMBKP.
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Polk County Court
B. Ortman, et al,: vs. ;:Abner
Summers, gt al. Action for fore
closure of. mortgage.
Willamlna State Bank, vs. Car
rie S. Robb, et al. Action for foreclosure.
E. Matthews vs. M. E. Shiltz.
Action for money.
Bertha Holsington vs. Oscar L.
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clears the head.loosens irritating
' phlegm, cools Inflamed, (tinging
tissues and breaks the cold.
See bottle for simple directions.
Go to your druggist apra
yourself serious trouble start
now to take
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Foul accumu-
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Small Pill Smell Dose Small Price) Jl
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Care of
YickSoTong
Chinese Medicine and Tea
Co. has medicine which
will cure any known dis
ease. Not open Sundays
153 South High Street
Salem. Orrgon. Phone 281
Ladies'
Wool
Scarfs
Brushed Wool
.In new colors that is sure to keep you
comfortable these cold days. Extra large
size.
Each $3.75
GALE & CO.
Commercial and Court Streets
WHaaaamtfmmmmsaimamsm -
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: M ' . i BEST .
' PLi 1 IT
TEST
--that a big can at a low cost many timM e-'u i
bakings that are unfit for food. 7 M in
--tJiat lack of proper leavening strength mpan.
and disappointment on bakeKiay. means
Tthat one cent's worth of inferiorBaking PowdPr m
times rmna one dollar's worth of other incSSo
that millions depend n .
The Economy BUiUG POL7T?
not because of quanti
ty but on account of quaK- -ty
not because of price
but by reason of results.
That is why the sale ot
Calumet is 2 times
as much as that of
any other baking
powder.
Buy it--try it never fail
to use n.
A pound can of Calumet
contain full is ounce:
Some baking powder
come in 12 ounce inttead
of 16 ounce can. Be
tare you get a pound
when you want it.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING Pcim
LAD D & BUSH
BANKERS-
ESTABLISHED 1863
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
aioury s, the Store with the Real Christmas
Spirit
Do Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
ft -t" w frL
Here are Thousands of Lovely Gifts
that will he appreciated Christmas morn
Doubtless one of your gift shopping problems is won
dering what to give to relatives, mother, grandmother, ,
wife, mother-in-law, sister, daughter or baby, to intimate
friends, fellow club members or neighbors. '
Most Everything that's
Dear to a Worn
Opening of
OYLQNB
In Our Downstairs Store
Come to Toyland bring the youngsters, they probably have
made out Christmas lists a foot long, and expect everything
to come down the chimney, but bring them to Toyland anyway
Children Have the time of their Lives at Christmas
JjQjJgTnat ftre dressed and undressed and sleep, some that flirt Bisque dolls,.
rag dolls, metal dolts, rubber dolls, electric trains, sanitary rag dolls, steam
engines, iron trains, merry-go-rounds, dogs, bears, cats, horsse, monkeys,
elephants, brooms, stoves, games, blocks, mechanical boats, clowns, birds,
- lambs, rubber dolls and many other things too numerous to mention-
Toys and Dolls are located in our Downstairs Store
Furs Gloves : Jewelry Dress Silks
Suits Hankies : Combs Dress Groods
Dresses Blouses Bags Table Linens
Kimonas Waists Vanities Madeira
Skirts - Umbrellas Beads 3ed Spreads
Petticoats Neckwear Pearls Blankets
Corsets . Ribbons Bar Pins Robes
Underwear Camisoles Ear-rings Comforters
Gowns Silk Hose Bracelets Pillows
Everything for Babies Fountain Pens Silver and Gold
Pencils Sweaters
Gifts You Make Will Please
What you can't do withSRibbon- isn't enough to talk
about. Many pretty things can be made of ribbon.
Priced at 10c to $4.89 yard.
The gift one makes is usually appreciated the
most. Even a dainty handmade hanky is big
enough to carry a big Christmas message.
Hendkerchief Linen in colors at, a yard.... $1.69
Handkerchiefs Linen in white, yd. $1.50, $2, $2.50
New Paisley and Bulgarian Silks at, yard.... $2.9$
Salem Store
468 State Street
Portland Silk Shop
383 Alder Street
Only 17 Shopping
Days 'til Christinas
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