I IO01) 1(1 V Kit (ll.M IKIl. THI'liSDAY, .lAMAKY
founit Stnrr (Slariw
i F. H. BUTTON IS MANSFIELD CONCERT
STHICKEN SUDDENLY PLEASING TO MANY
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN
A i;
incremation enjoyed
b) Mr. and Mm.
infdfl church last
Tha program was
n artist of no mean ability,
tions wefe well chosen and
dered with fine insight and
Seldom has such universal
on been expressed following
m' that were especially fa
the audience seemed to be
tte, by d'Evry, Maefarlane's
ig arid the wonderfully Bp
iprice of ('has. Sheldon,
nslield, who assisted his wife,
rnl very pleasing selections.
Eition of "Through Love to
id "Crossing the Bar" were
to lie
Kiver Mrs.
t the First
IWtland and
at was
Springli
hoir director in
:hes of the east.
.ur.cli Club Activities
H. OF P. BAND DANCE
ATTRACTS BIG CROWD
BW Year was greeted Saturday
a concert from the Knightl
is band, the members of which
ts at a dancing party. More
citizens were present at the
'air. The proceeds will be ex
r new uniforms,
nd created an interest through
fternoon. braving the freezing
ure to give street concerts.
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WEDDINGS
I'uddy-Van Nuys
The wedding
I uyg and Jesse
Irs. C. A. Puc
demnized lui
Miss Mildred Van
ddy, son of Mr. and
of this city, was
iv of last week at
da me I
Marion Phillips Is Paroled
ome of the bride's parents, Mr.
drs. Ned Van Nuys, at I'arkdale.
V. I. Van Nuys, Portland Prol
an minister and uncle of the
Officiated. Although the Upper
t home was crowded with rela-
and friends, the ceremony was a
one and the bridal couple was
ruled. Mr. ami Mrs. l'uddy left
liately for Hood Kiver, where
lew borne had been prepared,
i Van Nuys has been a nurse at
hospital in San Francisco. Mr.
was formerly a student at the
n Agricultural College and Whit-
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A BIG BUY
For Spot Cash enables us to offer you All Pure Virgin Wool
Oregon City Made
OVERCOATS
at this remarkable low price. We will tell you candidly that
this price is lower than you will be able to buy this quality of
Coat for next year. We have put most of our regular stock,
values up to $30.00, in with them, and are ELf
offering you choice of the entire bunch for Jm r J
Why not have a nice up-to-date stylish Overcoat and be comfortable. We can't buy and sell these
same Coats at this price next Fall, so why put it off. Come in early while you have the biggest assort
ment to choose from. Values in these Oregon City Coats to $30.00. Other makes, CI LT R
values up to $38.00. Your choice for this month
Leather Sleeved Vests
$5.69
Oregon City made. A new lot to select
from. Extra special values $5.69
Oregon City Mackinaws
$5.98
We have a new lot of these for you to
choose from. Choice of this lot $5.98
THE SAFEST PLACE TO TRADE IS AT
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NEMO, GOSSARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
Julius Wi
Lake distri
The Italic
Local friendf have received an
nouncement of the wedding of Stuart
E. Kimball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Kimball, and Miss Dorothy Britten
Longman, the wedding having oc
curred at the home of Miss Longman's
parents, Mr. an! Mrs. .James Steel
Gill, in New York City, Wednesday
evening, I lecernher 21. The ceremony tine youni
w as solemnized at St. Bartholomew's, I animal at
I'ark avenue, the rector, Dr. Leigh ton
Parks, assisted by Rev. John Henry
Siittig, pantor of St. Phillip's church,
Brooklyn, officiating.
A number of Oregon people in the
metropolis for the winter, were pres
ent for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs.
Kimball left immediately for resorts
of Florida, where they will spend two
months before coming to Hood Kiver
to make their home.
Mr. Kimball is a well known young
orchardist Ha is a veteran of the
great war, having gone to France with
the '.Met Division. While with a ma
chine gun company in the Argonne he
sustaimd a wound in one of his ankles.
FIRE OFFICERS
HAVE HIGH PRAISE
I):puty State Fire Marshals Stokes.
Sykes and Gleason, who have been
here from Salem the past week en
gaged in making a thorough survey of
the town for tire harzards, report, that
Hood Kiver is far above the average
small town in its work of preventing
tires. The visiting t fficials have com
plimented very highly the local volun
teer lire department and Fire Marshal
Morgan and Fire Chief VolstorlF.
AtRIALT0XyJan.ll-l2
trapper of the Trout
ecently captured alive a
r fox. He values the
Last year Mr. Wang
captured a fisher, which he tamed and
sold for $401).
Gaines-Riggs
'ti(l('U'rnit!U(l
1 Miss Clan
Sen employe:
, hen
Sessue Hayakawa
in
II. K. (i. P. A. E
ht
The Swamp
An original story Prom his
own pen, directed by
C0HN CAMPBELL
Vmi all remember "When'
Lights Are Low," which we
staged recently? . . "The
Swamp ' is even a greater
picture. The Rialto.
Also, Bible Picture
"CAIN AND ABEL"
SfteRIALTO
Mon.-Tues.Jan.9-IO
USUAL PRICES
The Four
Horsemen
of the
Apocalypse
BY
VINCENTE BLASCO IBANEZ
REX INGRAM
Production
OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS was expended in
transferring this famed work of fiction to the screen.
MORE THAN lL,r(K) in the cast, including 50 Prin
cipals, headed by RUDOLPH VALENTINO and ALICE
TERRY.
Twenty Million
PEOPLE
in every part of the world
have thrilled to the power
fully dramatic story unfolded
in the internationally famous
novel of the renowned
Vicente Blasco Ibanez, which
is sweeping on to its two
hundredth edition.
The Screen's Most Vivid
and Stupendous Offering
The vast magnitude of the
gigantic events recounted are
pictured by the camera with
a power beyond the descrip
tion of mere words.
Shown at exactly same
admission as in Portland
Saturday Specials
FOU SALE
iks Arm
ra, loclndtni i.mr lame tiedriMiiim. Ixr
ibta Nittini! room, kttefien pantry, irtre
Christian Church
cordafit and out c.,i ntui
id lliru iHinl. fair lMil,dins
FOR RENT
ltikt-4piiiK or sleeping riKituN.
nr mid nt r. rnir Ivro. three or I
lil .Tat. Mrs K W Newell I n. i
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Post Toasties
Shredded Wheat, 2 for
Cream of Wheat
10 lb. Blue Karo Syrup
10 lb. Red "
10c
10c
25c
25c
63c
68c
20th Century Bulk Coffe None
WANTED
Better 35c lb, 3 lb. for
$1.00
era Immune, gi
Lad, Hen l ip
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Swift's White Naphtha Soap,
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The Baptist Church
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line, call Fred Mnorr
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