THUKSUAY, DECEMBER 10, 1925
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LOCALS
Deputy Sheriff Burkhart, eent
to Eureka, Cul., with Juveullo
Officer Mrs. Nona White to re
turn to Salem, Ethel Flint, girl
wanted here for larceny In the
home of Dr. G. E, Prime, la ex
pected to pick up today at Rosa
burg on hie way back here, Ches
ter Ullllngham and Cay lord Sorn
han, wanted for larceny hero of
$11 In money and a watch from
a local man. Gaylord Sorahan la
a brother of Jack Sorahan, boy
who has given local officers nu
merous unpleuoant momenta dur
ing the past few yoara. Jack Sora
han haa been committeed to the
reform school front whlch he lo
said to have escaped a number of
times.
One dollar down places an
electric sewing machine in your
home. Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Houses for rent, sale or trade.
Phono 181011 or 925, ask for A V
t 294
Orders of non-suit have been
ontercd in tho cases of David I).
Carr & Co. against Homer 13. At
wood and George W. At wood.
Place your order now for
Christmas delivery for the Hamilton-Beach
vacuum sweeper. Ham
ilton. 340 Court street.
Artisans attention! Open meet
ing tonight. 294
Rev. Thomas Acheson, pastor of
Jason Lee M. E. church, will
speak at the Salvation army hall
Saturday at 8 p. m. This is tho
fourth time a local minister has
spoken at the army hall on con
secutive Saturday nights.
TG down and $1 a week will
place a Hamilton-Beach vacuum
sweeper in your home. Hamilton.
340 Court street. t
Those Chevrolet & and Hupmo-
biles you are looking for are bar
gains when bought at MacDon
aid's. 29(
The first contribution to the
Salvation army Christinas kettles
was mode this morning by a wo
man who dropped in a small glass
vial containing several gold nug
gets. "I want to help muke merry
Xraas for someone, and this is the
best I can do."
$5 down and ?t a week will
place a Hamilton-Beach vacuum
sweepnr In your home. Hamilton.
340 Court street.
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
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davidson
or St. Paul were in Salem yester
day. Dr. Marshall, osteopath. Or bid
7 percent preferred stock In
Salem's new paper mill investi
gate. Hawkins & Roberta, Inc..
205 Orogon building.
Col. Edgar A. Sirmyer of San
Francisco, head officer for the
9th corps area of the United
States notional gunrd,' arrived In
Salem this morning for a confer
ence with Adjutant General
White of the Oregon national
guard. Col. SIrmyer's area In
cludes all national guard units on
the Pacific coast. He will romaln
In Salem about two "days. .
Upholstering and furniture re
pair work at Hamilton's. "
Reduced prices on all sizes -of
rugs of discontinued patterns.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Walter Dawes ot Monmouth
was In Salem yesterday,
Love, the Jeweler. Salem.
MacDonald has a good buy in
Lincoln sedan, run just 15.000
miles, real car. 296
A. P. Rutherford of Salem, dc
partmcnt commander for the vet
erans of foreign wars, has return
ed to this city from Coqullle,
whore he helped to install a new
post of the organization. Tho Co
quille post Is the 10th to be form
ed in Oregon. Another will be
formed nt Bend about the first of
the year, be announces.
Dr. Berger, dentist, now located
at 302 U. S. bank bldg. phone 278
294
Why not surprise her on Xmas
morning wiin one or. moee new
classy Cleveland 6 sedans or
coupes with the one shot lubrica
tion, on uispiay at jviacDonaici fl.
296
U. J. Kirk of St. Paul was in
Salem on private business yester
day, Want used furniture, phone 75
Give Puller brush this Xmas. or
der now. Phono 707, the Fuller
Alan. - 294
Three Salvation army Christ
mas kettles made their appear
nnce on the streets, of Salem to
day. They wers located at the
corners of State and Liberty
r Hotel Blteh Arrivals !
Portlond. G. C. Blackburn, Fred
M Jack. Albert BerRer, Mr and
Mrs S He! n roth, Edward Ran
Shaw. Mr and Mrs Uonnld M Gorm
ley, Mr and Mrs L S Walton. Sam
I'erner, R A Meyer, S S Rogers. P
F Cramer, Fred Splllor, J K Wood,
H Armishaw. Joseph Artey, Krn-
est Miller, Kay J Nott, Joseph B
Jilxier. Ed McGuInnenf, B F um-
us, Robert Bunge, John Butch B
Beckman, George Got tich.il k,
Frank 8 Hnvllanri; Salem. R Ger-
mond. B Day. A E Smith; Med
fnrd, Mr and Mrs James M Helll
well. George Hilton: Toledo, J E
Plerpont; Seattle, Mr and Mrs
Robert E Martin; Tacoma, Mrs
Miriam Johnson; Petersburg. Alas
ka, Mr and Mrs A W Willard and
trnrtv.
lreele,
State and Commercial
and Court and Liberty. The three
wm ne. continued until the' f rat
of next week, when at least two
more will be placed, on street in
tersectione in Salem. ,
Mohair covered davenonrt in
colors, rose and taupe, for $98. CO
at Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Uliances for tho recovery of Le
nd Carl, Hubbard youth who
was injured in an auto wreck
yesterday morning, were today
reported to be "very slight." At
tendants to the case declared,
however, that his chances are bet
ter than they were yesterday eve
ning. Terminal barber Klmn K riinira
better service. No long waits. 294
Dr. Geo. II. Alden of Willamctm
university wont to Forest Grove
yesterday to represent the univer
sity here nt the Inauguration of
resident Dobbe of Pacific-university.
Mohair covered davonnort in
colors, rose and taupe, for ?9S.50
at Humjlton'fl, 340 Court St.
Fred Rowley la
here today
from Eugene.
Choice holly for sale In City
View cemetery. 301
V. C. Alderson. Multnomah
county school superintendent, is
here today from Portland.
A Hamilton-Beach vacuum
sweeper will' make her happy.
Hamilton, 340 Court street.
Will In 111 A ttnrwl li aa vaI..o,1
a permit for tho construction of a
dwelling at 950 Hood street, to
cost $3500.
Get her a velour covered dav
enport for Christmas for ?90, at
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Charles P. Ohling of Portland
was arrested last night for fail
ing to dim his automobile head
lights on a wet pavement.
Your old piano will bo taken
In trade on a new phonograph.
Stiff's.
J. C. Cochran ot Oregon City
wns the victim of automobile
hieves who last night stole his
Chevrolet touring car. The Ore
gon City police naked the Salem
police to be on the lookout for
tue tmeves.
Trade In your old piano on a
now phonograph. Stiff s.
Archie Walker Gaskins was ar
rested at 347 Court street and
Is held for Investigation.
Got her a velour covered dav
enport for Christmas for $90, at
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Due to settlement out of court
the action of W. G. Allen against
Louis Aral has been dismissed in
circuit court.
Stamped aprons, hem. et. 6 and
Sc. 652 N. Front St. 294
On ground of cruel and Inhu
man treatment, a divorce has
been granted to Nellie South
from W. H. South, She was given
her maiden name of Nellie Colby
and $25 a month support money,
They were married at Prairie
City In 1912.
Come In early and make your
selection for Christmas delivery of
a davenport. Hamilton's, 340
Court street.
The public service commission
Issued an order yesterday requir
ing the Installation of safety de
vices at the crossing ot the West
Side Pacific highway with the
tracks of the Oregon Electro com
pany near Multnomah elation
Multnomah county. Another or
der grants authority to the South
ern Pacific company to eliminate
a grade crossing at Parkplace,
Clackamas county.
Come In early and make your
selection for Christmas delivery of
a davenport. Hamilton e, 340
Court street.
The case of the state on Tela
tion of Clyde Evans and others
against Kozer a mandamus pro
ceeding to compel the secretary
of state to grant license plates to
certain commercial vehicles with
out demanding an additional fee
of 50 per cent of the fee was ar
gued In the supreme court yester
day. The law involved in the litl-
gntion was enacted at the 1925
session of the legislature, and is
known as the "peddlers" license
fee.
Milk 10c, Pleasant Home dairy,
two deliveries dally. Leave orders
at Skaggs Meat market. 29
When the case of the state
against the State Bank of Port
land, derunct depository, was ar
gued in the supreme court yes
terday one of the attorneys argu
ing for the state was Miss Grace
Smith, one ot the assistant attor
neys general for Oregon. The
state demands that certain funds
escheat to the state school fund
Buy your choice otr davenports
on our monthly payment plan.
Hamilton's, 3 40 Court St.
Mrs. M. N. Dlmbet was today
taken to a local hospital for med
ical care.
Want used furniture phone 51
Mtas Eva Voget of Hubbard
spent today in Salem.
Terminal barber shop, S chairs,
better service. No long waits. 294
Dean Frank Erlckson of Wil
lamette university will leave to
morrow tor Seattle to attend the
northwest conference meeting
tnere this week. Dean Erickeon Is
chairman of a committee appoint
ed a year ago to look Into the
matter of forming a new confer
ence of smaller colleges in the
northwest, He did not state before
leaving here what the recommen
dation of hie committee would be.
Boys' overcoats, sizes 8 to 16.
on sale at Thos. Kay Woolen Mill
at halt retail price. Still selling
mens overcoats at (12.60. 294
Mrs. C. E. Showalter ot Salem
was discharged from a local hos
pital yesterday, after being at
tue Hospital for about & week,
keepsake. Kindly leave at Sher-
Jleward. 295
Kenneth Bayne of Salem was
given a major operation at a hos
pital In this city Wednesday.
Let us lay nftay tor Xmas a
nice box ot Societe, Krauses or
Thompson's chocolates tor moth
er or sweetheart. Reasonably
pneea. -rne L.uue L.aays store,
12th and Center. 294
President Doney of Willamette
university went to Corvallls to
judge the Oregon-OAC debate last
night. In the contest, which was
a dual affair, OAC won 3-0 at Cor-
vullis and lost by the same couut
at Eugene. ,,j -
The "Black Cut" not a pest.
294
Carnation club bazaar and cook
ed food sale at Liberty Exchange
zn n. commercial Saturday. 294
Lee Fixmer was given a major
operation at a local hospital yes
terday. Woman must sacrifice 3 karat
perfect blue white Tiffany soli
taire diamond for $1000. Retail
price $3000. Box 12 Journal. 290
The riyer steamer Northwest
cm arrived In Salem at 10 o'clock
last night, and left again for
Portland early this afternoon,
1 lie boat is on a twice a week
schedule.
Artisans attention! Open meet
ing tonight. 294'
Mrs. Joe Mi n ton of . Newport,
wife ot Joe Minton, a practicing
Attorney there, and formerly of
Salem, has been brought to a hos
pital here sufferlug from a nerv
ous breakdown.
Royal Neighbor bazaar and
cooked food sale Sat. Dec. 12th nt
Allen's, 236 N. Coin'l St. 295
While A. ,V. Myers of route 6
was at work in tho box factory
of the Spaulding mill this morn
ing his Ford automobile was stol
en from Its parking place near
Commercial and, Perry streets.
Buy your choice of davenports
on our monthly payment plan.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Frank Curtis of Marshfield was
arrested for speeding today and
was fined $10 in police court.
One dollar down places an
electric sewing machine in your
home. Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
Ralph Jackson, an employe of
the state industrial accident com
mission, was called to Eugene by
the serious illness of his mother.
and telephoned friends here that
she passed away this morning.
Classified turkey shoot Salem
Rod & Gun club, Sunday Dec. 13.
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Emmett Mason of Turner was
found guilty in justice court to
day ot driving his automobile
with Improper lights and was
released after paying the court
costs. Walter B. Watklns of Port
land will appear next Saturday
on the same charge.
Reduced prices on all sizes of
rugs of discontinued patterns.
Hamilton's, 340 Court St.
E. C. Richardson of Falls City
were fn this city today. Their
today.
Silk unnerthings. hosiery, gar
ters and handkerchiefs suitable
for gifts, at Howard Corset shop,
153 S. High. 295
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Kelthley
were In thi scity today. Their
home is in Aumsvillo.
The Elite Beauty Shoppe, over
the Gray Belle, announces all un
ion help. Three expert lady oper
ates, Irene Barton, Dorothy
Eshelman, Kathryn McDaniel
Three men who can cut ladies'
hair properly; W. G. Warren, L.
J. Bayes and Lee Canfleld. Phone
914. 295
Kenneth Skeezix , Is the name
given to tho eon born on Dec. 8
to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wcath
erman ot route 8, according to re
port filed with the city health of
ficer this morning.
Place your order now for
Christmas delivery for the Hamilton-Beach
vacuum sweeper. Ham
ilton, 340 Court street.
Mrs. Ray Fish of Aurora was a
Salem visitor today.
A Hamll ton-Beach vacuum
sweeper will make her happy.
Hamilton, 340 Court etreet.
Mrs. J. W. Ransom of Turner
was in thie city this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kibbey, res
idents ot Brooks, were in Salem
today.
Mrs. H. W. Morris of Corvallia
was in Salem this morning.
A. O. Glatt of Hubbard was In
Salem on private business this
morning.
Marriage licenses have been Is
sued to George B. Hager and
Araela Sanke, Salem and Ottaira
Andrea and Helen Berfllng, Sil
verton. -
Mm. John T. Pratt, society lead
er and social worker in New York,
recently elected alderwoman. Is
the first of her sex to win sucu
honors In New York city.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON
WOLFESTATEIS
SETTLED Till
Fl
Klual account of the estate of
AuoUiu Woll ot l'ortluud lias beou
Med in probata snowing distribu
tion of the allures ot stock that
has keen made in the Julo lianch,
Inc., which will huudlo the affalru
o tue Wolf estate
The shares ot stock will be dis
tributed as follows: First Natiomil
hank ot Portland, 6520; J nines G.
Holtzel for Carl Ullmau company,
lu.siifc; umlidgo & McClaiue, Sil
vorton, S332: lloy Morlcy. 3210:
First National bank ot Sllvertou,
3431; Kobcrt Cole, 2060.
Wolf, for many yeara, was one
ot the leading hop men of tills sec
tion. Upon his death it was found
that affairs ot his estate were so
involved that to straighten out the
tanglo, M. Q. (iunderson wai
named administration anil orzan
izatlou of the Julo Ranch was per
fected. This Incorporation takes
over the holdings ot tho Wolf part
nership estate and will operate
them in order to take care ot the
claims ot creditors.
OIVflRfClT
TS
The divorce court still continues
one of tho active features of the
juiucinry.
Belle Z. Sontag Is the latest to
desire freedom from martial ties,
alleging that Bill G. Sontag has
been cruel and Inhuman, that at
Aumsvillo he threatened to take
his own life to make her miserable
and at Silverton, she alleges, he
drew a revolver on her, threaten
ing to shoot her. In the melee fol
towing, she says that she was in
Jured so an operation was necessl
tnted. In August of this year, she
says he left her. They were married
in January, 1924.
Mary Van Damme has been
granted an order in circuit court
for execution against property of
lumu van Damme to pay back all'
mony of ?00 a month, amounting
to 11080.
Gladys Titua haa been granted
an order of default In his divorce
proceedings against Austin li. Ti
tus. James E. Bailey has been given
a decree from Bertie M. Bailey,
being also awarded custody of a
minor child. It was found that tho
wife has become enamored of an
other man. They were married, in
Salem in April, 1914.
Contempt proceedings have been
instituted by Millie Frost against
Oliver Frost it being nlleged he has
railed to support a minor child.
SMITH JAILED
A case that is said to show Indi
cations ot unusual developments
appeared on the records ot tho
justice court nnd the county court
today when a statutory charge woe
mod against Wealey Smith In the
former court and Mrs. Annn
Springer is cited to appear this
afternoon In the county court and
show cause why her 14-year-old
uauguter suould not be declared a
delinquent.
Smith's offense, according to
tho allegations in the case, was
committed against the 14-year-cld
sirl, Beulah Springer. Smith is
Jti yenrs old and has a wife and
child. He Is said to have been in
trouble prior to the charge wed
against him today. He was arrest
ed last night and held temporarily
for Investigation.
The Spriugers arc residents of
North Salem.
CHIEF OF AIR
PUTS BLAME
UPON ARMY
fnnnllin:rn j'mi page One.
row board,'' the air chief answer
ed, "that tho air service had
been treated somewhat as a step
child."
"I cannot say the air service
has been treated on an equality
with the other branches. The war
department does not understand
some of our problems."
"Has the air service had proper
representation on the general
staff? "
"It has not, nnd partly so be
cause under the existing regula
tions there have been few officers
who could meet the staff require
ments." This he said was the fault
ot legislation. ,
COUNTY JAIL LOTHARIO .
RELEASED AFTER 6 MONTHS
Geo. Miller. Lothario of the coun
ty jail, was released yesterday af
ter doing a straight six months
sentence on a Immorality charge.
Miller was picked up here In com
pany with a woman not his wife,
although officers are convinced he
has a wife In an eastern state.
While In Jiiit Miller lndfter score
of amorous mUtilve lo many glrbt
In many different slates, in a num
ber of these assuring the supposed
recipient of his letters that they
fttood quite alone in his effectlons.
Miller succeeded In getting his
name In a magazine In which he
appealed for sisterly sympathy
from young women as a reult he
was also flooded with letters from
various parts of tho country from
young gir's with sympathy to paw
around.
FOR DELINQUENCY
The necessity of consistent ad
vertising was stressed by Wm.
Paulus, vice president of the Sa
lem Ad club at Its weekly lunch
eon today.
You have heard of many doc
tors, lawyers, mere Haute and ath
letes who make a grand splash
and then suddenly fade from view
'It is the same with every mer
chant who does not rigidly main
tain a policy for truthful adver
tising and dependable merchan
dise. Many merchants make a
big splash during their opening
days, but it is not until they have
run the cycle ot a few years that
the real test haa been made.
"It is said that merchandise well
bought is T.alt sold. This might
nave prevailed in the olueu days
but it is my opinion that it is the
merchandise that Is Will advertis
ed that is sold. Without adver
tising the modern merchant would
be like a ship without a rudder.
"Nowhere haa the spirit of
leadership shown Itself ns It has
In the mercantile way. The larx-
or stores throughout the country
maintain offices In many differ
ent parts or the world so that
they may be close to tho market
and keep abreast of the new
things. By extenslvo advertising
these stores keep competition key
ed up to the last word.
"The time has passed when a
merchant can buy its merchan
dise or do Us advertising spasmod
ically. So many new things arc
coming out every day that it Is
necessary to make overy da a
merchandise day, and nlso neces
sary for every advertising man to
keep abreast of the merchandise.
Last minute changes In plans
for the annual Co. M reunion have
made It necessary to hold the re
union at the Gray Belle, it was
announced this afternoon. Tho or
iginal plan was to hold It at the
new Elks temple, notices being sent
out to all members to that effect.
The reunion is to be held Friday
evening.
Archie Holt, resident manager
of the Heiltg theatre, and member
of the company, has arranged to
stage part of the Association Vaude
vllle- program, which appears at
Iho 'Ileilif; theatre that night, at
tho banquet.
Members of Co. M, the only mill
tary unit In tho World War consist
ing ontircly of Sulcm men, are
pectcd from all parts of this state
and parts of Washington to attend
the bnnquet. The meeting Is slated
to start at 8 o'clock.
From Far Italy
Comes Offer To
Mary For $400
(Contmued from Page One)
d red-do liars she solicits tho services
of a husband In marriage for four
months of time, at the expiration
of that time, a divorce to be grant
ed. If It Is impossible for this
woman who speaks by means of
this Authoritive Journal I might be
compensated with ono thousand dol
lars to finance my voyage, my re
turn and my sojourn of four
months In Salem.
'I am a young and vigorous, al
though not a flower of youths, I
am unmarried and free from any
bonds, and I have a profitable pro
fession. I am a young man of Ir
reproachable morals. I request Im
mediate Instruction concerning le
galized ceremony.
Since this Insort in the Journal
Diseases
Treated bv Osteooathv and
tlie latest electrical theranv
including Dr. Abram'g
electronic system. No charge
for consultation.
Dr. B. H. -White
506 O. S. Bank Dldg.
Salem, Oregon.
TODAY
ANNUAL REUNION
OF COMPANY M
WINDUS NEWS COMEDY
Coming Friday
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I vtjiT W6 STERN VAUDEVILLE It 3L
vwirvw'wm I MAWGERS association IpjS
! Don't Miss This Show It's a Knockout I
first came to my notice I have been
deeply Interested, and would like
an early response.
In witness of my thankfulness
and devotion, I shall await my ans
wer.
Very devotedly
(signed) Plereddu Giuseppe
200 Kiddies To Have
No Christmas Unless
Public Helps Santa
(Continued from Page One)
As for the shoes and clothes some
of these little tots want I simnlv
cannot supply them out of the
stocks I have on band.
''But wo simply cannot disap
point these kiddles. It Is up to
you and the people of Salem to
boo that docs not happen."
To see that it does not hannen
tho Christmas cheer movement
has been organised again, and
those In charge are busy hunt
ing up the boys and girls who
may not have any Christmas. In
the meanwhile they are asking
the people of Salem to help them
supply tne needs of tucse child
ren. Money, lots of it, will be
BE CAREFUL
Automobiles driven by William
Mann of route 2 and F. Nelson
collided at Cottage and Court
streets with alight damage. Mann
says in his report to the police
that Nelson was careless.
Died
SCHREIBER Bertha Schrelber
died at her home, SCO north
High street, Wednesday, Doc,
9, at the age of 69 years. She It
survived by two eons, Andrew
P. Klett and Otto A. Klett, both
of Salem, and by one brother,
Charles Heln ot Stnyton. She
was a member of the Salem
Rebeknh lodge and of the
Brotherhood of American Yeo-I
man. Funeral services will ho!
held tomorrow at 2 p. m. at the1
Terwllliger funeral homo,
KNOWLWS Irene Knowles dlod
at the residence, 1296 High
land avenue, at tho age of 7
years. She is survived by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Knowles, two brothers, Delbert
and Leland and a sister Madge.
Grave side services will be held
Friday at 11 a. m. at tho Mult
nomah cemetery in Portland.
Webb's - funeral parlors in
charge of arrangements.
STRAW Herbert Straw, aged 80
years, died Dec. 10. He is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. E. B. Tay
lor ot Salem, Mrs. Roy Orey of
Independence and Ardin Straw
ot North Dakota. Funoral serv
ices will be held from the Rig-
don mortuary at 2 p. m. Fri
day Dec. 11. Interment will be
in the IOOF cemetery.
SLEEP IS BEST
I have lived long today.
In wind and sun;
Like dreams the throbbing
hours have passed,
One by one.
Tho light turns cold and gray.
Far down tho west;
I know that I shall sleep at
last
Sleep Is best.
SatnueS Heller..
W. T. Rigdon & Son
F. N. WOODRY
Pays Cash For Furniture
Res. and Store 1610 ilorth
Summer
. Phone 511
OREOON TODAY
"THE
BEST PEOPLE" .
ONLX
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needed, and all contributions of
this kind should be turned lu at
the Capltul Journal office.
Bundles of clothing, shoes, bed
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The Judgment of Hawkins and Roberts
In investing in our Mortgage securities, in
vestors have the benefit of the vast experi
ence of this organization in the selection of
the real estate which insures the safety of
their money.
This and the fact that not a single dollar
has ever been lost through us to an investor
should influence your choice of "Investment
Headquarters."
Financial advice gladly given, always
lotiTOACE Loans
Bonos and
Investments
r ,,ifl in
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HAWKINS ?
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Kafourys Place Themselves at
Your Service Whole Heartedly
And invite you to make use of the cordial and
genuine Christmas hospitalities of their store
For women or misses, here are entirely new and
different styles ia lovely Gloves of fine kid
leather or fabric Chamoisette that would prove
a most pleasing gift for her. Many new effects in
. treatment of cuff are to be found in this' great
assortment.
Fabric Gloves a pair
98c $1.25 $1.35 $1.50
" $1.75 $1.98
Kid Gloves a pair
$2.95 $3.25 $3.50 $4.98
Kaf oury's the
Handkerchief
Store
of the Town
Handkerchiefs make a
most practical gift and
are always acceptable.
There are thousands
of pretty Handker
chiefs here in all the
various kinds for wo
men, for men, for
boys and girls.
5c 10c 15c
Very Special Assortment
at each ,
These are an unusual value
Also a very Special Assortment of
choice Boxed Handkerchiefs
a box
Member
Truth In
Advertising
PAGE NINE
ding and all sorts , ot foodstuffs
will be necessary, as will toys of
all description, and these should -
be turned In et the Elks temple.
V 2nd Floor, OnecoN Bi.oa
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