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Newspaper Page TextMTlDFOTiT) MATL TRTTlTTXT:. MF.nF01?T, OTJEOON,, SATURDAY. DKf'EMBKR HO, 191G 'PAGE TUMI Tin- iimiiiiil yenr-end luncheon and card party served at tin- Klks temple Friday afternoon proved to bo the ino.st. iioiiiililim hulies' niternuou f tlio year. The iii-ts bcirtin to : rive promptly ut i. o'clock, nllm- the' reception room lit the temple with a merry crowd. At 1 ., delicious luncheon was served in Hie jiiiuiuut bait to 11(1 B,iets. Messrs. (Jules, Aitkcu, Seliaiiilt, lleilbronncr anil Builder were waiters, assisted by the iViIlonin ynunjr Indies: Hazel Antle, Alli-on U'llrian, Mercedes llarber, Liuiru l'ajre, Marcraret Souttor, .Marie and Ethel Kit'ert, Esther Warner, Mil dred Wicks and Laura dates. The eominiltee in t-lmrvc of the lnnelieon was: Mosdunics N-owbury, Wold, Hub bard, llrilhroiincr, Welch, King, 01- Hiir..uid Pratt. The table decorations w: re beautiful, eonsislinyr of ferns and enrnations. Mrs. 1'nrdin und Jlrs. Walthers were the eimimitlce in ohoi'ire of I ho enrd part y that follow ed the lnnelieon. l'roerossive bridge and five hundred were played. Mrs. Elwood received the highest score at bridge nnd Mrs. Witte received high est score for five hundred. The en lire ni'ternoon was wnjoyed immense ly anil all the committees are to bo congratulated. The yonmr people of the Tiaplisl church held u holiday social Friday evening', December 2!), in Woodmen's hall. Nearly one hundred vounjr peo ile attended, who listened to n very interesting program. The pastor liov. Frederick W. Cai'stor,?, (.'live the Jyldrcss of welcome, in which lie ura;- j.Ml more soriulnhly iimong youn. folks instead of pnthorine; in small cli.pios, and quoted the followinir amusing lines from a student in hi: rhetoric class when on ttie faculty of McMinnville college: ''There are meters of accent, There are meters of tone; F.ut, the best id' all meters Js to meet her alone.'' A number ol. rousm-j; panics were then plnywrpa ftef which "refreshment were served and each person nt this time took his turn at the "tisl pond' and landed a whale of uift wilh a bent haiipin and thread. A is always true with Baptist Young People's frolics, everyone seemed t have a splendid time. . I . Mr. and Mrs. j. O. Isaacson Central Point entertained a niuubc of friends at their beautiful home on Christmas day with a I'ive-eour.-dinner. The quests were: Key. in; Jlrs. 11. l lacker and children ' 1 tryan, Marjorie. Dorothy ami Min 'nie Pearl; .Mrs. Eiiiina M. liryan Miss Dess lti van and llr. W. W. How ard of Medlord. Mr. and Mrs. Knlil of Ceiilral Point. .Ihe decoration surest ic of Chrislmas feslivitie were beautiful and were tastefully displayed throughout all the room The table was done in artistic Christ mas stvle witli ribbon and smilax, am a jolly Santa Clans favor at eac ltlate. Alter dinner Mr. Isaacson heaped hi'li the "Yule Ions," who sparkling and crackling furnish eliceiy accompaniment to Ihe song. anil iiistrnmt'iitul muie I'uini-hed by the guests. A Christum tree wa 1(alure of the entertainment, from which were distributed siibstanti gifts and all kinds of carnival fn vors. ' ' The fourth annual Scuudinn' i ) ule fcu-t will be given tin.- eveliin in the St. Mark's hall from ti::l until ,' H:M). This will be an old-fashioned old country Christmas dinner. The following ladies have i-h.irue of the entertainment: Mesihimcs K.Hen An dren. Maiv liaviaond, I., lienson. Axel lien.n. A. T. Eil.isted. .1. S. Frick and Miss Ignii Kriok-oii. The following youll'Z ladies will lls-.i-t the committee as n.-!nrs and waiters at the tables: Ethel Anderson, Martha Kaymoiid, Stella Anderson, lle'ma Flic-dad. l.hwiea. Nelson. Norma Fib-lad. Lena Johnson and Margaret Ilolmer. A short mu-ieal and liter ary program will be rendered during the evening and folk games and so cial chat will be indulged in until midnight, when coffee and cake will be served. Another novelty eandv dance was given at I'.rowu'. Friday cvi'i.inj. Tl.e-e d-'llces arc beeoniiic: very pop ular and very much enjoyed by all pro --cut. ' t C. It. Williams bus returned from California alter an abcin e of liee.rh a year, and i- "pending the holiday with hi- family. on An! in treoi. t..-.-'. .xai m y -ia A fitting conclusion to a notable year of successful social utfairs was tlie alumni annual Christmas bull which occurred Monday night. The largo Xatatorlum hall was fittingly ar rayed for the occasion, being trans formed by hundreds of (.'lirlstimu; trees, greens and other natural deco rations. The orchestra was partially concealed beneath a beautiful canopy of green and white In the center of the dance floor. About the hall were placed white lattice work units, effec tively trimmed with natural cedar, red polasettlas and tiny 'red bells. On the age was placed a beautiful Christmas tree, from which glowed multi colored gilts. Interspersed with tiny bells. Santa Cliuis and a stocking-covered fireplace were not lacking from the holiday atmosphere which prevailed throughout. The punch booth was in deed rustic, being a correct reproduc tion of an old well set iu the midst of miniature forest. The grand march formed at 9:30 p. ni. and as the many couples, took their places in the line a scene of beauty and splendor was presented. Wonder ful evening cowus of every hue, the pastel snaues predominating, were worn by tho young ladles, offering u pleasing contrast to the dark clothes of the men. A dlversiiied order of dance held sway until nearly 2 a. m., when the guy affair came to a close. Over sixty couples attended, a large number of college students being among those present. The following is a list of the patrons and patron esses: Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. Alford, H f. Antle. L. U. Drown, II. h. Walther Roger Ilennelt, F. W. Thorne, T. .1 Williamson, Itert Anderson, W. It lore, A. J. Vance, C. E. Hates and Wm lludge. t Hisses Frances Kinney and Mis; Mildred Antle entertained the High Jinks club nt the home of Miss Antic Thursday evening in honor of the members of the club who are home trom college. 1 tie lolJowing were present : Misses Joan Anderson, Jean liudge, Louise Williamson, Leah Walthers, Marie dates, Margaret Souttor, dladys Peart, Laura Page Catherine Deuel. Lenora Vance. Flora Welch, Frances Kinney and Mililrci Antle. flic Pan-llellenie club enlertaineil with a Christmas luncheon Kridav the home of Mrs. V. II. Vawter honor of the Sororitv Girls' home from college. The rooms and table were prettily decorated "with the Christmas colors, red and green. A meeting of the Greater Hertford eluli will be held at the Armory Tues duv, January 'J, at 2:110. Followiu the business meeting, a musical pro gram will be given. A large attend ance is desired. Hi.s Agnes lobiuon, who lias been attendinc- Normal school at Monmouth, is spending the holida vacation with her parents, Hr.. and Mrs. Ed b'obiiison. Sob' Taylor ave line. A delightful subscription dinner dance was given Christmas night by Mr. and Mrs. Conro Firm at their beautiful country home. About sev .-lit y gnesls were present. The Woman's Missionary .society will meet with Mrs. Itiley D. llcnson i't South Central avenue. Wednesday January al 2:.W. All member i reiiuestcd to be present. A. F. Slennett. who underwent serious operation several weeks a; has entirely recovered and is now nerl'oiiaiii" hi regular duties at the Mail Tribune. .Mr. and Mrs. llurrv Ling ol 1 reka Cal who have been visiting the lat lei' innihei'. Mr, li. L. Young, ol i!r. , iisboro. returned Thursday ti their home. Mrs. K. Anderson of New York lb" guest of Mr. and Mr. A. S. A! Mr.. Anderson i en route to ('alitor nia. where she will siielid the winter Mr. and Mr. M. ('. Wright enter tailed it t chvistmy- dinner M.md for Mr. and Mr. A. .'. Wright, Mr (luig'cy, Vera and Lloyd (uigley. Mr. L. Thursday Mr-. Y. A. week for a II. Poller enlei'laitie ruling. eoiiiplimentin F.eg trio . who leave la' -t. Mi-- Marv llcnson ha reliirnr I'p.m a vi-il of several day with Mi Posh l.ebiicr at Phoenix. Mr. Marion l'.ei, licit ol M I' lief ... lb-. eiri i tile glU'-t o eiinetl. am! tioiiit;, . Mi. t.nncil mill Mr. Phil ll.uuiil enli nt I heir home Cini-tina d iu . - . - Bui - r.oj The Aetivo class of girls of the .Methodist Sunday school entertained the A. 1!. 11. boys' class Friday cven injr at the home of Hiss Alice Lyons on East Main street. The evening is most delightfully spent with old- fashioned games, the telling of -dories ilh the magic ball, causing much imusement. Al the close of the eve ning lunch wu served. The place aids were hand-painted wilh each nest s favorite amusement. Those present were: Miss.es Ilertha Whil- loek, Dorothy .Miller, Gertrude Opp. Julia Opp, Catherine Coner. ltessie icksou, .Muv Lindlev and Alice Lv- s; .Messrs. Carl .Miller. Kulph Itran- don, Edward Uaertle, Normaii Max- Melburn Harvey, Walter Wil son, iheodore Wetzel, Harold Wiley. Arthur Hess and Harold Leonard. Friday evening the Phiinthea class of the Hethodist Sunday school was Might fully entertained by the Hisses Rose and Julia Fielder at their home on F.ast Main street. At U:.l(l a most enjoyable supper was served on vernl small tables, cafeteria style. il'ter which conversation and music ere enjoyed. The guests present ere: Hesdames Lawton, Anderson, Heeker. Canndav, Martin, Kunzmnu and Wood; Hisses Kate Stine, Vir- inia Cinder, ilertha Wliilloek, .May Hordoff, Hary Mess, Jessie Hordolf. Hav i'hipps. Itose and Julia Fielder. .Miss Edna Warner entertained ith a most enjoyable bridge tea on Friday at the Hotel Hertford in com plmicnt to .Miss Joy l'olger, who leaves soon for New York. The ruests included Hiss Joy Folger, Mrs. Ira Dodge, Mrs. George Huberts, Mrs W. II. lirownc, .Misses 1'Vrn Hutchin son, Julia Hoppin, lless Kcntner, Jos- phine Allen, Susan Deuel and Joan Anderson, Mr. and .Mrs. Percy Cochran left Friday for their home in Montana They have been spending the holidays the home of Hr. and Mrs. J, II, Cochran. All Odd Fellows and Ilebekahs reiiiested to meet witli the 1. O. (). I', encampment tonight, as Grand Patriarch Williams will be present. Hr. and Mrs. Frank Preston enter amcd about twentv-live Irieuds at Christmas parly Monday afternoon it their borne on Koss court. Hiss Annie lialenian of Grant Pass spent a few days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel llateman. .Mis t atberiue ( lemnicus of Grants Pa.-s is sneinlmg (he holidays with her friend, Mis Jeannetle l'at terson. Hr. and Mr. A. K. Kennies left Sunday for Portland, where thev will pend Ihe holidays with relatives and friends. Mrs. W. ,. Folger enlertained Ihe Hondav Uridge club at her home on F.ast Main street Wednesday after noon. ' I'ttcsday, Miss Jeannette Putter- son entertained at dinner for her friend. Mis Catherine Clemmens. ilrs. Homer liothermel was hostess to the Girls' Thursday 1'ridge club al her home Thursday afternoon. .iirs. .ii, .ii. .-seaman ol Kogue Iliver is spending Ihe week with her tighter, .Mrs. Marion Lance. Harold Cochran rclurnc'l Friday ti eastern Oregon after spending the holidays with relatives heie. m m Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoots of Klam- ilh Falls are guests Ibis week of Mr ami Mrs. C. It. Salehwell. Mr. and Mr. W. F. diddle left neiincsdey tor a visit with relatives in Chicago and St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. William nnd family spent Cliri.-tm.-is with relative- at Grant- I'a-. Mis- Dorothy Thome entertained at dinner Wediie-day in honor of Mis ( 'atherine Clomnion. Mrs. W. A. Folger and Miss Joy Folger will leave Tuof-dny lor n trip to New York ( it v. ' Mi-s Virginia Carder of Oakland, Cel.. i spending Ihe holiduys wilh relatives. Friday evening. January ", the Ki will give a danec in the Klk ti mple. Ml-s Week- entertained till' Wed liesday ilridge noon. bib Wednesday alter- HE ELLIOTT. DECORATED FOR WAR RELIEF H v Maxfne I'JIiolt lias just relumed f,r; VUMH a, 4 1- , Y ? - At M 1 1 il widows, orphans mid wounded soldiers In Itelgiiini. She was decorated by King Albert with the oilier of llio crown of I'eopolil, lielng iiwill'detl II silver cross bearing; a gold crown. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet wilh Mrs. I!. C. Mineu r, Friday, laniinry .", al 'J::l dp. m. Mrs. 0. C. ltoggs, the leader of tile afternoon, will conduct the study of the third hupler of "World Missions und World Peace." Hesdames Miueai', Anderson, Uurbirtge and Lindlev oreinient of the Lord's supper. hostesses. All interested in the work are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. !'. C. Kdmeades were host and hostess to a few of their friends Thursday evening. Instru mental und vocal music und story telling furnished a pleasant evening, with a delicious luncheon. Tho in vited guests were 7dr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker, Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. McDonald and Mr. and Mrs: II. A. Caniiday, The Missiohary society of ihe Presbyterian church will mcel next Tuesday afternoon nt the home of -Mrs. E.' N. Warner. Mrs. S. F. Car penter and Mrs. William Haiti will be hostesses. .Mrs. Palmer has charge of the program. I DRAMA LEAGUE N0TE3 Attention of members of the Drama league is called to two' interesting; ar ticles in the January number of the Century mag'ii.iiie. One is n report of a conversation with Hrs. Pi-he, in which she Voices some heretical ideas about Granville Marker and his the ory of repertoire. The second, call ed "The Appeal of Ihe I'nprcteu tious," a study of a piny and its au diences, by K. li. I.ipsett, is a study of "I'errot the I'lodigal" nnd its un- lerstandiiig by Mnglish uud American audiences. 'flic Wednesday afternoon reading circle of the Drama league were de lightfully entertained at luncheon by Miss Julia Hoppin this week. One of Shaw's plays wa read. Galsworthy'.- play, .".lu.-tice." will be given at the next monthly meeting of the Drama league, January K. At the Churches St. Slink's Episcopal Corner North Oakilale and Filth H n. in, Holy communion. In a. in. Sunday school, 11 a. in. Holy communion. 7; 30 li. m. Kvtnmg prayen Win. II. Hamilton, vicar. Dak.bile Ae. Mclliodisl. Sunday school at 11:4.", a. m. Preaching at 1 I a. m. Subject, "The Spirit of Methodism." I'nion watch night service at the Presbyterian church beginning at !t:30 p. m.. Sunday evening. I'nion prayer meeting at our church Tuesday at 7:30 p. Iu. Itev. Hogg will lead. All are Invited. il. M. HUANHAM, Pastor. Cntliolic Cblircli. I-'irst mass Sunday ut S a. m. Second mass Sunday at 10:30 a. m. I Lvening services Sunday at 7:30 i p. m. New I'dir's liny. First Mass at a. in. Second Mass at I 0 ; 3ll a. III. Hcnedietloii alter second mass, : evening s'Tvii of. .luck souvi lie I'l'C-liytcl-i.-iii. lo a. in.. Sabbath school classes for all ages. 1 I a. m. Morning worship seimon. "The New Year Race.' with S1WS. . ."sV .VS.'.sVVVvX homo to rest lifter aiding; :to,0(M (I:ir. p. m. Christian Kndeavor prayer meeting. 7:30 p. in. Evening worship. Theme, "Tho Law vs. Grace." Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. On next Sunday morning, Janu ary 7th, wo will observe tile sacra- ALDICItT 11. GAMMONS, Minister. Methodist Church. At the Methodist church specie! New Years services will bo held. In the morning Iir. Kollins will speak on "A Good Word for the Old Year" and in the evening, "An Hour With Father Time." Special music appropriate to the occasion will be rendered by the vest ed choir, together with special mini hers at. each service. The public is cordially invited and made welcome to nil the services of the day. , First Cbui'i'li of Christ Scientist. Itrancli of tho Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist in Hoston, Muss. Sunday services at 1 1 o'clock, sub ject. "Christian Science." Wednesday evening meetings-, at which testimonies of Christian Sci enco healing are given at 7:30. All are cordially invited. Sunday school at !):4r,. All under the nge of 20 are welcome. Edifice 2 12 North Oukdule live. Heading room In M. F. &. II. bldg.. .North Central ave., open from 12 to 4:30 daily except Sunday and holidays. The First liaptist Church. "A live church with a eordlul wel come." Services for Sunday, December 31, are as follows: !l:4o a. in. lillile school. 1 t a. in. New Year's sermon, by the pastor. Subject, "Pp Hill Down lllll, Which Way Are You Go ing?" C:30 p. in. Young people's devo tional service. 7:3'i p. in. Sermon by the pastor. Subject, 'Facing the Klltlir." Good music, helpful sermon, and Christian fellowship await you In the. services .Sunday. Come and enjoy ,lho day witli us. FUKDIOItlCK W. CAItSTIv.VS, Pastor. ITrsI Methodist Episcopal Dr. .1. c. Holllns, pastor. The Sunday school hour Is !l: Miss Ivadell Swindler TEACHER OF PIANO Mrs. Lynette Hovious DRAMATIC ART and PHYSICAL EDUCATION New Term Beginning January 10 Those desiring in cuter drama! ie or plivsieal train ing classes should reserve places willioiii delay. I'iaiio hours should he ari-aned I'm' at mice. MEDFORD CONSERVATORY NATATOIM I'M riiiiservaloi'v I'iioite ( j I ."j Jlmise I'limie !."-, A cordial welcome for all. More room now and larger opportunities. The l'.pworth Leagues meet ut 4:15, botli chapters. All young peo ple cordially Invited.. Public worship at It a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Rollins will speak ut both services. Morning theme, "A Good Word for the Old Year." Tho usual excellent music by tho vested choir, directed by Mr. F. C. Kd- meaeds. Special numbers for each service. . Tho public is made welcome ut alt the services of the church. Tile congregation will join in the union wutcli-nlght service at the Presbyterian church, from 1 1 to 1 p. in. lr. Ltiillie, leader. First Christian Church Co. Sth and Soulli Oiilidale Music by choir and congregation. Morning sermon 10:4.1. A gospel greeting. Kvoniug 7:;I0, "Watch." Sunday school tt:45 a. in. "(let Itlght With God" and then look out ou the world and see what a marvel ous change litis tuken place. Kvery boy has sonic man for his ideal,' W'hut 'are you doing to make uud to mould ids character, so it will count for the most? We all belong on the right side, so come out Sunday. C, K. society (1:30 p. in. I'nion meetings at the several churches beginning Tuesday evening. Methodist church (South). Christian Weilncsda evening, llaptist Tlnii-B- day evening. Methodist Friday even. Int.'. Come out Sunday as it will bo your last opportunity in 1910. ltest wishes for ull for lilt 7. Hurry K. Tucker, minister lies. 311 South Holly street. First Pivstiyteipin Chinch .Main street at City 1'iirli. Sunday school ut. 10, classe: lor nil ages. Hon. W. II. (lore, supcrtu teudent. Miss Harmon, a graduate kindergarten teacher in charge of tho primury. The pastor will make a New Year's address In the morning on "Kind ncsaes 'I'll ut Come Too Late." Mrs, A. A. .1. Hogg who has a voice of wonderful power and sweetness will sing. f . K. at C:30. Lender, Miss KuntK An all evening service will bo held closing nt 12 o'clock midnight. At 7:30 theme, "Profit and Loss. Prof. Andrews' chorus choir will sing ut both services. At il:3() a free cafeteria lunch will be served and social hour followed by a sacred con cert. Watch night services from 1 1 to 12, Key. nr. Hallcy and llev. Cars tens in charge. Strangers, ' visitors and everybody welcome. Itev. Alfred A. .1. Hogg, minister. Itosldence Holland Hotel. vi tin a inreeioid purpose iu view the First National bank is inaugural ing a series of instructive article this paper. First, it is desired in no. imiint the public fully with the iiianv and various service and facilities af lorded by Hie modern banking institu tion; second, to explain and demon- si rule the uses of the different ile partuicuis in relation to ttie every' day reipiiremcnts of business, house iioki and individual: third, lo direct attention to the subject thrift, which at this time is causing niilion-widi discussion, holh from an individual standpoint and upon the basis of cnmi'iuiiily and country i ds. In bringing lhe.se features befor the people through newspaper pub lloily, evidence may lie seen of tin trend ot endeavor upon the pari ol business nnd I uinlicuil interests lb country over, lo enlighten Ihe public by means ol compiv hcn-ovc iiiforma Moll upon all snliieels. Anil, loo may lie ten nie evei'-iiicrea.ing oowcr of the press iii mutter educational and lending towards development. The lirt article will ,-ippcnr Tues day, January J, l!H 7. With Hertford trade is Medford mad6 - 1 j Medlord, Ore. WORD BABY SCORES VERY HIGH V r MS millillll Wold, Aged Montlls. M a recent baby tesl held in con nection with the Southern Oregon Parents' Educational Uurcaii, little n.mnl.1 Wold scored !)! per cent per- fect. Donald is the adopted son ot Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Wold of 4 t North Ouinre street. The Southern Oregon Parents' Ed ucational Huron ii is located in tint public library building and is open every Wednesday afternoon from ::Su lo 4 o'clock. The bureau is iu hinge of the Mothers' Congress and Parent-Teacher associations, nnd problems of interest to parents in tho cure of children of nil ages are dis- ed. ln(ereting programs lire held and baby tests will be conducted isionally. Those iu charge will be lad lo register bldiies any Wednes day. All wiio are intercsieu are cor dially asked to come and help iu this work. BELIEVES SYSTEMATIC he Jackson Couhly bank, founded twcnlv-nine veais ago by the late Y . 1. Vawter, and one of the lending fin ancial institution of Oregon, enters upon the new year with brighter pros pects und greater hopes for the eily and valley than ever before. The officers of this bank hnve al ways been believers in advertising, and especially was this true of tho founder, and have been liberal users of the slime. The present officers, being con vinced that systematic advertising is better than spasmodic, and that ev ery institution should make ndver- tiing a part of their business, have eonl riicted for spiice in this paper for the year HH7 and their first ad appears toiiay. ' Catarrh Cannot Be Cured "'': .'.' ',t 7. .".T'i tir i-uttslliutionHl UU.MH.-, uud In vnlrr to our it J..U mint Oitu Itilt-iiiiil r.'lm'illi". Hall' Catarrh l Unl la IUK"H ini.Tim.ij, mm ict, nr. ,,j Umi lli lil'i'ul ion! iiuii-'MiH aiirriii'i's, Hull' CalartU cum la nit It iiuni-k iiii-illt-lni. It wa pre- arriix'it liy .im' ill on' I"-"! iili.vnlclana In this ciiiiinrjr f ir ji-ar ntitl I jt p-irinnr prrripinB. It la ci'inlHin'il ef Uio I'l-'-t li'iilc known, enm-I'lnr-t Mllh Hid ln'r liloml I'tiHIk'tw. actlnf HI rrctlr on tin) niiknna rnrfais-a. Ttlu n-rtwl i-niiit.lo illini r lln- ovi liiTreilli'lttN I what pra. itiii i-a Ml.'h iviimlorriil rinlta in vutlnc vfttarra. Koinl f.-r tralniinilala. fin. !'. J. Clll:l:V A CO.. rri;n.. Tolfda, o. Fi.I.I tiy nrnz:l,.s, I'rl.'i' Tuko llNtl'a t'atull I'lll fur cuustir-atlou. : Mrs. A. True Lundy Hotel Modioli! XT HONK COItSI'-.TS I'll I lug, Itepairlng mid CTeaulne all makes of corsets Hotel Medford Will Serve (il!AM T.MII.IO ll'IIOl'TK Tt'ltKI'.-V DI.NXKIt AT (iMi HOI. I.Alt . On Sunday, December 31, And .Monday, .liimuiry I, 1UI7 Hours I 1 :30 a. m. to 2 p. yii. a p. m. to s p. m. Ami on Monday, .Iniium-' I, tt)17. At II i. in. GRAND NEW YEAR DINNER DANCE At Oim Ik. liar Iteserve Yotir Tables Now. , LEIN rod L0TI1ES TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering IZ8 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS .. t " If. f