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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE NINE LOCALS guve several numbers ot old ftwh-i loned miielc. The boys glee club, also newly organised, sang two' aonga. Allen Pruitt sang two lever eongs. The next meeting of the club is elated (or December R. W. Tilly, who was arrested - recently by Snlcm police officers on suspicion ot having a stolen automobile in his possesion, was today taken Into custody by Tom Word mid J. H. Keller ot Port land, r (presenting the federal de parture at ot justice and the auto mobile underwriters reflectively. Tilly is accused of negotiating for an automobile with G. CI. Klein, a denier tu Los Angeles, driving the car from the place ot business to try it out and tailing to return with it. When arrested here Tilly was accompanied by bis wife. lined the courae here, la expected to be In Salem Tuesday night, December 22, to launch the move ment. Interest is keen in tho prop osUion, It was reported last night at tho meeting of the Salem 1'rades and Labor Council. The educational committee In charge constats of P. J. A. Boehringer, president; Clarence Townsend, secretary and S. B. Davidson, bus- noes agent, for the labor council One dollar down places an electric ,euwing machine in your iiome. IlamiUon'6, 340 Court St. The "Black Cat" Not a movie. 293 S. K. Watson, who was arrested hy Burns operatives at the state fair grounds during the state fair on a charge ot possession ot intox icating liquor, was today fined $2 GO in justice court. His caee was continued at a previous ap pearance and today he appeared and pleaded guilty. He paid hie Ulno. Want used furniture phone 511 Mohair covered davenport in colors, rose and taupe, for $98.50 at HnratUon'd, 340 Court St. Termlual barber shop, 5 chairs, better service No long waits. 294 Beginning January 30 lathers in Salem wil work under a new scale according to G. B. Wickoff, secretary. The new scale calls tor ?5 per 1000 lath and $1 an hour. The change was authoriz' od November 30 and becomes ef fective In GO days. Mohair covered davenport In colors, rose and taupe, for $98.50 at Hamilton's, 340 Court St. Place your order now for Christmas delivery for the Hamilton-Bench vacuum sweeper. Ham ilton, 340 Court street. ' 'Alex Kerekes, 18 years old, and Carl Hartshorn. 16, were reported to the police last night as having ma do their escape from the state training school. Our seml-nnnual sale now' in cludes our entire stock ot wear ing anuarel, coats, gowns, mil linery, coats of rich fabrics trim med In fur, fur coats, jncnuetts, etc. Gowns for street, afternoon and evening wear. The French Shop, 115 High street. 293 $5 down and $1 a week will place a Hamilton-Beach vacuum sweeper in your home. Hamilton 340 Court street. ' John E. Woodburn, 11G4 Nor way, reported to the police today several tahlo cloths, a number of towels, stockings nud n number of articles oft children s wearing ap parel were otolcn last night from tho clothes line at his residence. 55 down and $1 a week will place a Hnmilton-Beach vacuum sweeper in your home. Hamilton. 340 Court street. Boys' overcoats, sizes 3 to lfi, on sale at Thos. Kay Woolen Mill at half retail price. Stilt selling men's overcoats at J12.50. tvi Oren Wallerman was arrested at 677 south Commercial street last night as a parole violator from the state training school and has been returned to tho school According to the police he has passed a number of-, bad checks about Salem. Including checks on the Dan Fry drug store, a taxicab company and others. Reports of bad checks passed by the boy had been current for about a week nrinr to his arrest and school oil thorlties have been hunting for him. A few nights ago ho was re- nnvind tit Marion In a car wun three other boys. Their conduct Is said to have been disorderly. Dr. Marshall, osteopath, Or bid 7 nercent preferred stock In Salem's new paper mill Invest! gate. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc 205 Oregon building. Miss Tlielma Martin, recently elected to office by the local bar bers, is believed to be the first woman In tho United States to be sn honored bv the barbers. Ottl ccrs elected at a recent meeting of barbers local No. C29 the lol lowine were named: Irwin WH Damson, president: Thelma Mar tin, vice president; Clarence Townsend. secretary-treasurer and Dorsey Reeves, recording sec retary. The officers will bo in stalled the first meeting in Jan uary. Upholstering and furniture re pair work at Hamilton s. The French Shop. Reml-annual sale In all lines. 115 High St. 293 The Portland-Troutdale Elec trie Rill way company Is given authority, by nn order of the pub He service commission yesterday, to establish a straight 5 cent fare and to eliminate the issuance anu sale ot tickets. Reduced prices on all sizes of rugs of discontinued patterns, Hamilton's, 340 Court St. High grade player piano left with us. big sacrifice for immedi ate sale. See this fsnup at once Tallman Piano store, 395 S. 12th Z33 One freshman, from Salem Clav Landaker. is among the 43 first year men who are daily practicing under Coach "Spike Leslie for the frosh quintet at the University of Oregon. Love, the Jewjter, Salem. Want used furniture, phone 75 Boys' overcoats, sizes 3 to 16, on sale at Thos. Kay Woolen Mill at half retail .price. Still selling men's overcoats at $12.50. 294 Party receiving card with Ed die Sheehan's numo upon it please commuulente with box 24 care ournal. 293 . Rosche of this city this morning reported that someono eutered his home and took $20 In cosh and some eatables last night. Mr. Rosche was attending church services at the time. The burglar gained entrance to the house thru a email closet window. A Hamuton-Beach vacuum sweeper will make her happy, Hamilton, 340 court street. Motion lias been filed in circuit court by attorneys for Albert Decker, in his damage suit against the Silver Fails Timber company :isKing mat the demurrer inter posed by the company be argued at the next motion day of the court. Get her a velour covered dav enport for Christmas for $90, at Hamilton's. 340 Court St. Your old piano will be taken in trade on a new phonograph stiffs. Albert Hoy Is asking a divorce from Rose Roy on ground of de portion. No children or property rights are involved. They were married in February, 1916. Trade In your old piano on new phonograph. Stiff's. Get her a velour covered dav enport for Christmas for $90, at Hamilton's, 340 Court St. Allen brothers have filed an nc tlon in circuit court against Wil Ham B. McCallister to collect on a promissory note. Stamped aprons, hem. st. 6 and 8c. 652 N. Front St. 294 Come in enrly and make your selection for Christmas delivery of davenport. Hamilton's. 34 Court street. F. E. Sicmenns of the Commer cial service station, 420 south Commercial, and Harland E. Clara E. Feller, for the Salem Restaurant, 159 south High, have riled certificates of assumed bus incss name with the county clerk Come In enrly and make your selection for Christmas delivery 01 a davenport. Hamilton's, 34 Court street. Milk 10c, Pleasant Home dairy, two deliveries dally. Leave orders at Skaggs Meat market. 295 Emma A. Robinson has been named administratrix for the es tate of Isham B. Small of Silver- ton. The estate is valued at $5250 Buy 'your choice ot davenports on our monthly payment plan Hamilton a, 340 Court St. Party receiving card with Ed die Sheehan's name upon it please communicate with box 24 care Journal, Gertie Rydo, as administratrix for the estate of August Rydo, has been authorized in an order in probate to exchange shares of stock ot Star Motors, Inc., belong ing to the estate for shares stock In Durant Motors, Inc. ' Buy your choice of davenports on our monthly payment plan. Hamilton fl, 340 Court St. One dollar down places electric sewing machine in your home. Hamilton s, 340 Court St. The application of IT. Stelnbock to the city council for permissio: to construct a corrugated iron fac tory for tire vulcanizing on Com merclal street near Marion, has been formally referred to the chamber of commerce in a Jotter rrom City Recorder Poulsen and the matter will come up officially to the board of directors of the chamber with other matters at meeting Monday evening. Reduced prices on all sizes of rugs of discontinued patterns, Hamilton's, 340 Court St. A Hamilton-Beach vacuum sweeper will make her happy, Hamilton, 340 Court street. Clyde Harris, a business man of Brooks, is in the Salem hospital where he underwent a major su gleal operation. He Is progressing (satisfactorily. low the students to take advaut- age ot a special Espce train to Portland, which will leave from the siding at Lausanne ball at 2 o'clock that afternoon. The train will make special connections with east and north bound trains out of Portland later in the af ternoon. Lost, a gohl brooch, valued as keepsake. Kindly leave at Sherman-Clay & Co., 244 N. High. Reward. 295 Dickenson in Salem Mr. and Mrs. H. N. of Independence were today. 1924 Gardnor coupe. Price $975. Looks and runs like new. Guaranteed for 90 days. Certified Public Motor Car Market, 255 N. Church St. phone 8S5. 293 Dodge touring car. This Js good car and is priced to cell. Don t buy any car before Beeing this one. Certified Public Motor Car Market, 255 N. Church St. 293 SELLING SEALS AT ! POST OFFICE The Certified Public Motor Car Market at 255 N. Church St. has over 50 good used cars now on dieplay. These cars carry the same guarantee as a new car, and some of them have been used but very little. Tho depreciation on a now car is at the. very least 30 per cent for tho first year. Why not ouy one ot these cars and save that amount? 293 Dr. Warner of the Marlon county child health demonstra tion has carried on examinations of school pupils at Shaw yester day- and today. Business during November of this year was more active than during any other November since 1919, according to the number of instruments filed in Marion coun-j ty during the month. There- were S43 instruments filed during the month, indicating that number of business deals necessary to be re corded. The deeds numbered 276 and the mortgages 199. There were 972 Instruments filed in Oc tober, the previous month of the present yoar. During November of last year there were 684 filed. To find a more active November than the one juot closed it is necessary to go back in the records to 1919, 886 instruments having been filed during November, of that year. Christmas needle work novel ties. Milady's Shop, 517 Court St. 293 Two models of 10th and 17th century ships have been mado by Lints Simpson of this cit?. One, a representation of a Span eh sal leon, is on display in the window of the Spa: the other., modeled after a 16th century Dutch yacht is at tho Hollig theater being uoed In connection with the play, "The Ship," to bo presented there to night. S.-mpflon is now working on his third model, a 10th century Spanish vessel similar to the "Santa Maria," flagship ot Chris topher Columbus. The boats meas ure some two feet in length, and are all exactly proportioned. They are made of sugar pine, the sails being of copper sheets. Mrs. S. E. Small, residont of Sclo, was a Salem visitor today. Wanted, drophead Singer sew ing machine, leather davenport, must he good condition, reason able. Box 18 enre Journal. 293 Frequent and prolonged nn- plause greets "The Ship" at all performances. 293 The annual homecoming of the IOOF will be held here at the lo cal IOOF temple tonight. Judge George H. Burnett, past grand master of the state of Oregon, will give the address of welcome, an other speaker being Past Grand Master J. A. Mills. A nan quo t and musical program is scheduled to follow the regular meeting. The BonesteoVe Motor comnnny of this city will have one of the latest types of Graham Brothers street car model buses on exhibi tion tomorrow. The truck Is be ing driven from the Stockton, Cal orancu ot Graham Brothers to Seattle and is the same type of machine as the 180 purchased hy the city of Detroit during the past year. H. F. Bonesteele states that he hopes to see some of the machines in operation on . the streets of this city in the near ruture. "At the present rate that cities are purchasing street car nuios, ne says, "it would seem that 6treet cars will soon be thing of the past." St. John Ervine Is a master dra matist. Do not mlsa "The Ship" at tho Heilig tonight. 293 It. Roy Billyeu of Lebanon was in Salem this morning.. The Moroni Olsen players in 'The Ship" tonight at the Heilig. 293 Only six more days until con test closes. Enter this contest for the most beautiful hair. There are three classifications and there will be three prizes given as fol lows: Bobbed hair, large portrait in oil and $10 In gold. Boyish Cut. largo portrait in oil and $10 in gold. Long Hair, largo portrait In oil and $10 In gold. Phono 263 and make nn appointment for an interview with Mies Kathryn Gun neu. V6W Mrs. Arthur Tucker of Salem was given a minor operation at a hospital here Tuesday. Terminal barber shop, 5 chairs, better service. No long waits. 294 iiie French Shop, hats, gowns, coats. We are noted for our val ues, In high class wearing appar el, during: our semi-annual sales. 115 High street. 293? Since modern science discover ed that tuberculosis can bo pre vented and cured the fighting of tho "white pluguo'' has boon car rlod on by public health workers throughout tho nation. To mako any progress worthy of mention it is necessary to enlist tho aid of thousands of people. The Christ mas seal has come to bo the ac cepted means of raising funds ouch year to assist families and Individuals afflicted with tuber culosis an dto enry on an educa tional campaign for prevention of the disease. With tho state tuberculosis hos pltal within the county the peo ple of Marion county are particu larly aware of the seriousness ot the disease. With nearly six hun dred people dying of tuberculosis m Oregon alone during 1924 and with an estimate that more than five thousand people are affllctod with the disease at the present time In this state, the seriousness of combatting the evil Is appar ent. The people ot Marion coun ty nro aiding in the tight with the generous purchase of tho Christmas seals which are being sold under tho direction of the Marion county health association. in faalem the seal sale is hanri-i led by the Salem Woman's club.1 This week a group of club mem bers Including Mrs. W. O. Allen. Mrs. Boy Burton, Mrs. Charles S. weuer, Mrs. c. S. Hamilton, Mrs. P. A. Eiker, Mrs. Paul Hendricks, Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Mrs. Wallace iioneateele, Mrs. Al Krause, Mrs. Walter L. Snauldinc and Airq. Georgo Griffith, are selling seals in mo post otrico. Seals will he sold at hnnths tn he erected at the following places on and after December 14. the Bank ot Commerce with Mrs. F. G. Myers In charge; Miller's store by Airs. F, G. Bowersox; Stiff's Furniture store, hy Mrs. Claire viuueri; ivuioury's, Mrs. William McQilchrist, Jr.. and Mm. TCrwin Smith in chnrgo. During the luncheon meetings of tho Uotary, Lions and Kiwanls clubs at the Marlon hotel next week Mrs. 55. J. Riggs will be In charge of the booth to bo erected in tho hotel lonoy. he left at Tho Capital Journal of fice. "And there Is another thing that must not bo forgotten. All ot the boys and girls who huve not -yet writton to Santa should do so at once, addroraing their letters to Santa Claus In care ot The Capi tal Journal.'1 . With the Associated Charities and the Salvation Aijmy function ing in the handling ot general charity cases the Christmas cheer movement this year will confine its efforts to tuke care of the children. much of what there in. "We dun post-holes, mixed concrete and made a lot of the apparatus," ho said. "I have boon In playground work for IK years and have never seen a better playground than we have in 8a lorn." Joseph Chambers and Dr. W. G. PLAYGROUND TURNED DOWN BY COUNCIL (Continued from Pago One) See "The Ship" toulght before uroaawny sees It. 293 j. j. ijooney, who lives near Salem, was severely burned when nis private tank, used In tho op eration ot a gas lighting system. exploded early this morn Ine. Looney had his eyebrows and the forward part of his hair severely oingeu. Only one performance of "The Ship" in Salem. See It at the Hol lig tonight. 293 Mrs. P. Pessler ot Mt. Anircl underwent a minor operation at a local hospital yesterday. Alake your reservations early toe "The Ship," tonight at the Heilig. 293 T. W. Cutsfoith ot Lexington was In Salem on private business today. GRANT PUPILS Mrs. Rose May was operated upon at a local hospital yester day. Yesterday, by the use of medi cine, Dr. Stone removed a cancer from the forehead of Mrs. Mary Roberts, Dallas, Or. 293 Woodburn Floyd Lenhart of was In Salem today. Goiter cure guaranteed by the case. Dr. Stapran, 309 Ore. bldg. 293 T. J. Creee of Salem underwent a major operation at a local hos pital yesterday. "The Ship," a drama of hum or, pathos and epic vision. The Heilig tonight. 293 Dr. C C, Poling, pastor of the First Evangelical church, re turned to Salem early this week from a tvip to Portland and on in to Washington as far as Yakima, While at Yakima he took a trip to the government irrigation pro ject at Rim Rock, 42 miles wcot of Yakima. The works cost a to tal ot 11.000,000, Dr. Poling says. Ho climbed up a total of 1000 steps to get to the top of the im mense dam. Between 20 and 25 members ot organized labor are expected to start the special course being of fered hy the Labor college and Aaron Director, who recently out- Closing out our used pianos at $50, $75, $100, $125. $150; our new pianos at $5, $250, $295 and tip. used player pianos $195, $250 up. Terms, or will make liberal discount for cash. Tallman Piano store, 395 S. 12th St. 293 Special on bridge and floor lamps, also complete line of elec trical gifts. Halik & Eoff, 337 court. 293 f Hotel Bligh Arijyals ) Porll.ird. Hon Will R King. Charlea Becknith, V S Cleaver, C Brounstein. C P Reeula. Ernest Miller. S K Watson, F Tiffany, F C Norwood and wife. John Butch. Joe Arley. H S Werschkul, J Wood H li Hagen. Joe B Bixler, P F Cra mer. R I Morrle; Los Angeles, J Frank, Jack Plreusscnn; San Fran cisco, Yf H Brown; Salem, D M Filler, H A Deniaon and wife. Place your order now for Christmas delivery for the Ilnmll-ton-Beach vacuum sweeper. Ham ilton, 340 Court street. The Haycsville community club held its annual mepting on Dec. 4 at the Hayesvillc school. Following biif-'ncfls preliminaries, the following program was giv en: "America." community sing ing; reading, by Rita Bailey; sev eral selections by the newly or ganized girls' glee club; a mono logue by Mr. Dubolse; reading, hy Colleen Menus. Tonight, stirring drama by the Moroni Olsen players, The Ship, at the Hclllg. 293 H. M. Frey ot Turner is In a critical condition at a Salem hos pital. He Is suffering with pneu monia, which attendants today declared may easily prove fatal. drama with nn 293 "The Ship." a inspired ending. By arrangement between the Willamette university authorities and the Southern Pacific officials here classes at the university will cease at 1:45 o clock on the af ternoon of December 18 for the The Pruitt trio Christmas holidays. This will aW With a general vacclnatfou be ing held at Grant grade school to day, all except tho Engclwood Washington portable and Garfield schools havo undergone a vaccina lion siuco tho beginning of the present school year. The pupils at Garfield wero vaccinated some two monLiis ago. .Pupils at Graut were found to have beeu exposed all last week, a caee having been found and placed under quarantine last Saturday. There are some 250 pupils in the school, and it was estimated that about Half of them wero vaccinat ed. The work was completed to- uay. Pupils bringing a written quest from home were permitted io remain away from school regulation being similar to that In force In other schools of tho city when vaccinations havo been staged. They will be allowed to return to school in three weeks' time. All pupils having been vac cinated within the required length of time were excused from vaccina tion today as were all pupils wild have had smallpox. The vaccinations were perform cd by Dr. D. it. Ross assisted by the Mnrion county child health demonstration. HUBBARD YOUTH H Hubbard, Or.. Dec. 9. Lelan Carl, 16, resident near here, sus tained a sracturcq skull, internal injuries and a badly bruised left arm whon the light roadster he was driving left the highway, turned completely over In the ditch and righted Itself shortly be fora io o clock this morning. Thi accident occurred about one mile north of Horseshoe park on the Pacific highway. Carl was rushed to a hospital a Salem In the Golden ambulance. hastily called from Salem. A report Issued from the hos pltal early this afternoon tndlcnt cd that the young man's condition Is very serious and may prove ra tal. His chest was badly smashed in the crash. The top of the car was complete ly demolished. buckle spoke for the grounda as representatives of the Rotary club, and Rich L. Rolmann saici he was inspired to make a fight for them by a recent visit to tho institution for tho feeblo-nilndod where he saw helpless children in misery be cause they had been neglected. Dot sou Explains fcitnnd Prof. U. S. Dotson maintained .h'S position in opposition to the playground In the budget. Ha ex plained that ho wasn't opposed to playgrounds, but nod never been favorably Impressed with the 14th street ground. When It came to vot ing he snid It was a matter of wolghing tho relative value ot the playgrounds and the city library appropriatipn. He believed the 11 brary benefitted more people. Earl Race, who at the iirevioue meeting made the motion that eliminated tho playgrounds Item, stood by his position. Of the $800 appropriated last year ho said he had discovered that $000 went to salaries and $200 for carpenter work, lumber, nails while there was an overdrnwal of about $91 which went for balls, bats, etc. Pleas Arc In Vain C. A. Kelts, secretary of the YM CA, fought strongly for the grounds Ho admitted that the equipment was Inadequate, but snid ho and Frod Erlxon had personally made Santa's Helpers On Job ; JJiith Annual Drive On (Continued from Page One) BE CAREFUL "We are (roiutr tn iueil mm! Help, we are going to need n lot ot It In supplying the little wants and needs ot those kiddies, and from past experience we know we arc going to got it. Few people rcal izo the work and expense old Santa Olnus is put to each year in re- inomuenng the millions ot little one i he finds tho world over. Koally, It has become too much for him, and that Is why Tho Jour nal and the Elks have undertaken to help him out here. "But we havo found hv exneri- once that there are too many big iiearioa anu willing Christmas helpers in this city to restrict it to any one group, and it is ton hlir a job for any one group. Wo arc going to need money, lots of It, and heaps nnd heaps of clothing, bedding, toys, foodstuffs, candy, fruit and all ot the oilier things that go to make Christmas the one big day in the year for tho chil dren. Last yoar more than S500 in money was subscribed to the fund, nnd we had bundles slacked so high in the hnsemont of the! old I'Jllcs temple Hint we could scarcely find room for the late contribu tions. Wo used everything up. however,' and could have used more. "This year wo are going tn have all the room wo need in the new hike temple and anyone in Salem who lias anything lo give In the way ot clothing for children, fo-.id stuffB, toys and the like, can lenve It at tho I'Jlks templo. If they can not deliver it theimelves all they have to do Is telephono 17 nnd the package will be called for. "(tonributions of money should Benjamin Klmbler ot the Y. M. C. A. reports that whllo ho was backing his car from the curb In front of the Bligh theater he clashed with an unidentified car. Damage was slight. Donald F. Blake of. route 8 and a motorist named McClain collid ed at North Commercial and Cen ter streets when McClain failed to signal that ho was going to stop. uars driven by Ellsworth Mar tin of Salem and J. H. Merryman, 113S South 13th street, collided ot Commercial and Miller. failure of Mont Colby of Salem to signal In time caused a col lision between . his car and ono driven by Lowell D. Hewitt of Portland, according to Hewitt's report to the police. A boy and a bicycle wero run over by a car driven by Charles u bpencor. 2110 South Church street at High and Electric. The noy was shaken up and had to be taken home, but Is not believed to have been seriously hurt. His bicyclo was damaged. a. W. FIson claims tho ton of his car was wreckod by a iras nine that protruded from tho car driv en by John Noron ab" tho Four Corners east ot Salem. Marriage licenses have been is sued to Earl Griffith and Gallic Cole, both of Independence and w. P. Merrlman. Salem. and Dor othy Satchwell, Salem. I'OMEROY & KEENE Jewelers Salem, Ore. F. N. WOODRY : Pay, Cash For Furniture Eei. and Store 1610 Horth Bummer Phone 511 OREGON TODAY BESSIE LOVE In "NEW BROOMS" READ WAN! ADS MorehouMe spoke for the grnunde, the latter advocating taking band concert money for the purpose If necessitry. After the discussion Alder nun RoaebrauKh moved that the budget be adopter! on it atood. The motion carried. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE M ' This Friday, December 11, at 1:30 On the corner of LIherty and Court, upstairs over Uarby'B Drug Store, bolng the contente of a 5 roomed suite compos ing living room furniture, beds, droaaers, rugs, dining room furniture and cto. F. E. Halik Prop H. F. Woodry & Son Are the Auctioneers, 271 N. Com!.' We Pay Cash for Used Furniture Sale of Imported Pottery Vase Lamps Beautifully Decorated, Four Shapes, Regular Price $9.50, Now A large assortment of shades to match these lamps at greatly reduced prices. Imported Pottery Flower Bowls, vases, jardiners and many other articles of imported pottery priced from 5c to $1.35. Some of these pieces were priced to sell regular at from 15c to $4.50. ' Wrought iron ferneries and fish stands, both have beautiful large glass bowls. All priced low to close out at once. THE REIGN OF LAW If you are not afraid ot to morrow, then you ought not to ho afraid ot the tomorrow of death. The inexorablo Judg ment, the conditions that at tach to our character and ac tions, which have followed' us from birth until today Into to morrow. One and the same law governs tho batter ot our pass ing into the next world, as we call it, and this. W. T. Rigdon & Son QIESE-POWERS- furniture Company $.VAWAV.VWWWWV.'.VWWWWWda LUNCH COFFEE BOX COFFEE Short Orders Any Time Chill Con Came 15c tint Mlnco Plo 10c Try Our Dinners 181 S. Liberty St. . Over And. Cantilever Shoes fClianictcr dfltforeverf Irpeoffoot, JUT 0000 SHOE Do You Realize That There Are . Only 12 Shopping Days Till Christmas Kafoury's - advise early shopping early in the day, so that you will not be rushed or crowded. Last minute shopping is never' very satisfactory and more often disappointing. Fine Silk Hosiery You can never go wrong in selecting good hosiery for a gift it's tho one gift that finds ready use and universal appeal. Especially Desirable ore These sheer and lovely Hose of Pure Silk in a complete range of the new and wanted shades. Kayser Silk Hose Full fashionod la all the fashion able colors pric ed a pair $1.50 3 pairs $4.25 Phoenix Silk Hose Good assortment of colors, priced a pair $1.50, 3 pairs $4.25 Starkist . Silk and Artifi cial Silk mixed. Price a pair $1.00 3 pain $2,00 Humminirbird Silk Hose Splendid wear ing, beau tltul now colors, pric ed a pair $1.50 3 pairs $4.25 Kavser Slipper Heel Silk Hose Good Hue of col ors, priced a pair . $1.95 3 pairs $5.50 Knvser Chiffon Silk Hose Priced a pair $1.98 3 pairs $5.50 SA1.F.M OT011BA1-0Au"aD"i 8".R S"OP 100 Stnte Street 883 A' atnvt
