THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919.
PAGE FIVE.
All Around Town
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TlnnfR ot new Auburn hail Satur
day night. Salem's best five piece or
chestra. ' . 2S2
CURRENT EVENTS
Nov. 84-27 Teachers insti
tute In high school.
Nov. 27 Christian church
entertainment at penitentiary.
Nov. 21 Dance at armory.
Deo. 1 Music class of Salem
Woman's Club meets with Mrs.
MK O. Buren, 745 Court street.
Doe. 1. Business Men'js
Luncheon at Commercial club.
Dee. 8-4 Bazaar in St. Jo
seph's hall. '
uec. s Winifred Byrd and
Clarence Whitehill concert at
armory.
Uoo. g special school elec
tion for Increases in teachers'
salary.
Deo. 10 'The House Next
Door," high school auditorium.
.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Alva Mc
lieed. 2604 Hasel avenue, November
25, a daughter. She has been named
Mary Jane.
Ti a fV Ktnnn fun hA found at TV
ler's drug store, 157 South Commer
cial street. i
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Welch, at their home north of Sa
lem, November 25, a daughter.
V T.via Wnfrfldlfov. it. student of the
University of Oregon, is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives
in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Benson are
niiini Ttinnksiirivlner in. TaneenL
C i - n - - -'
Linn county, as the guests of rela-
Uvea.
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M. O. Warner of Eugene was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Attorney General Geo. M. Brown is
eating Thanksgiving dinner today
with relatives in Roseburg.
Hnnrv Ttarr. a. student at Columbia
university in Portland, Is the Thanks
giving guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Barr at their residence.
185 North 14th street.
Mr mil Mrs. A. F. .Tana of Central
Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams
of SUverton, are guests over the day
'of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Janz, at their
country home near Salem.
The Woodmen of the World will
hold election of officers tomorrow
. nvrnnlntr TTt-lrlflV NnVOIDlWr KX All
M. W. of A. ffnf0DaIj members of the lodge are requested
Masquerade social at Woodman hall meeting.
Dance tonight at armory, 7 p. m.
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Dance tonight at armory, 7 p. m.
281
Kn dnmse-A resulted from A. chim
ney blaze at 2345 Myrtle avenue last
night. Firemen, who responded to the
call at 7:40. soon extinquisnea tne
flames. .
Vnr thn third timo thieves attenuat
ed last night to gain entrance to the
home of Mrs. Al Jarrell, ZB40 Myrtie
avenue, according to a renort to po
lice today. At a late hour last night
Drowlers were heard moving aooui
thn tvnnt nf the houRe. and when mem
hers nf the famllv moved within they
Ued. Several nights ago the Jarrell
home was entered ana seven ciuck
ens removed from the basement.
SINN FEIN BANDS DOWNED
Dublin, Nov. 27. A government
proclamation issued here suppresses
Sinn Fein organizations, the Gaelic
league and "volunteer clubs" thru
ought Ireland.
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After Thanksgiving Sale
at 8 o'clock. Eats.
to be present at the meeting.
Members of Silver Bell Circle No.
red a. Buchtel . chairman or tne tQ aUend & meetlng tomorrow
public service commission, spent Wed November 28 for tne purp08e of vot.
nesday In Portland on business. on amen(Jraent8 to the constitu-
Chester Moores, private secretary
to the late Governor Withy combe, was
a capitol visitor on business, Wednesday.
tfon.
L N. Day, Portland contractor and
former state senator from Multno
mah county, was a capitol visitor
Wednesday.
nTnni, TVi a PhlnAaa r-nmmitted
to the state penitentiary from Jack
son county on a statutory charge, ar
rivnd nt thn institution vesterday in
custody of Sheriff C. E. Terrill of that
county.
Komi N.TerwUligoricensed lady em
belaier with Terwiiliger Funeral Home,
. las. Kyle, mayor of Stanfield, was
. calling on friends among me sv
officials while In Salem on business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Karl Adams, who has been in
c.., .ttanriinir the Marion county
teachers institute, has returned to her
heme in Silverton.
Harry Lynch, a student In engin
eering at Oregon Agricultural col
lege, arrived in Salem Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays.
Phone 85 for drugs. Prompt deliV'
tor- Tyler's drug store." '
All three members of the public
service commission will leave rnuw
' for eastern Oregon on a series of
hearings opening at Baker, December
1. ami closing at La uranoe, uce.
ber 8.
Mn w Inland Ross. 349
Sooth 17th street, accompanied by the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
nnH tn Portland and are
spending the day as the guests of rel
atives.
iVove. the jeweler, 337 Statestreet,
Sheriff S. E. Roberts of Deschutes
county, was a state capital visitor
Wednesday from Bend, coming in
with Gus Nelson sentenced to a 20
year term in the state prison for a
statutory offense.
PATCHES HONOR MARK
TUa Dni4lonrl nffinA nf tV,A Vl nm P
section service of the Red Cross has
announced to the Salem section that
nn word has ripen received in the for
mer city regarding victory buttons for
returned sailors.
Denver, Colo., Nov. 27.
Honorable patches will be fash
ionable here until the high cost
of clothes drops. The woman's
club, members today signed a
pledge to stop buying colthes
until prices drop.
Tattered frocks, frayed hats
and dilapidated shoes will not
cause milady heartacres at any
funotion, the members agree
ing to make patches the watch
word at elite gatherings.
Certain priced foods may be
Included in the ban.
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This will be a matchless Sale of High Quality Silks,
FANCY SILKS IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES;
MESSALINE AND TAFFETASEXCEPTION
AL QUALITY OF FLOUARDS, which run princi
pally in Navy Blue grounds with white figure.
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QUALITY SILKS. SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS BUT DON'T
JUDGE WHOLLY BY THAT, COME IN AND FEEL THE SILKS AND JUDGE
rmTTTI AlTt'T ttv VATTDOPT tl
All at One Price, per yard
SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING.
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K. M. Bennett was arrested yester
day by officer A. L. Morelock for
passing a street car in his automobile
while the car was taking on and dis
charging passengers. Mr. Bennett put
up 85 for his appearance in tne re
corder's court Friday morning at 10
o'clock. -
The Ladies' Aid society of the
PrAfthvtfartan nhtirch will meet at the
home of Mrs. John Carson, 923 South
High street, Friday afternoon. Other
hostesses will be Mrs. H. A. Bonne,
Mrs. W. D. Allen, Mrs. J. C. Griffith,
Mrs. Joseph Albert, Mrs. George M.
Brown and Mrs. H. J. Clements.
UVnnlf Rnrrett. W. R. Palmer and
William Wolfe iiae been appointed
as appraisers of the estate of Inez
Grimm, and W. T. Grimm has Keen
made admnistrator of the estate by
th Marlon r.ountv court. The proper
ty, valued at $10,000, will be divided
between the following heirs: W. T.
Grimm, husband; Paul Grimm and
Gordon Grimm, sons; Louise Stahl,
daughter, all of Hubbard, and Ivai
Gnnim, a son, of Baker.
Oscar Hayter, attorney ot Dallas,
who has been in Salem for the past
week, attending to legal business, is
spending Thanksgiving at his Polk
county home. Mr. Hayter will return
Friday to resume his duties.
Geo. Winters, superintendent of
schools at Mill City, entertained six
of the teachers of his school "who
were attending the county institute,
at dinner at the Marion hotel, Wed
nesday noon.
Leon Oulbertson, a student at the
. University of Oregon, arrived this
morning from Eugene to spend
Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs.
Anna, A. Culbertson, 379 North Cap
. Hat street
A Thanksgiving concert, will be
given by the choir of the Central Con
OTntinnal church, corner South 19th
,a,ii thin evening at
: o'olock. The ladles of the church
niniwinfl WriitfthllT. who will RD
near in concert with Winifred Byrd
nt thA nrmnrv nn the evenin&r of Dec.
5, has never appeared in concert in
Oregon before. Previous to this en
gagement, he sang the Amforlas from
Parcifal. with the Chicago Grand op
era comDanv at Portland in 1913,
with Tetrazzinl, Mary Garden, Tita
Ruffo, Julia Classen, Caroflna White
and Devin Scott.
We are faithful to
the obligations im
posed upon us. We
are at all times con
scientious. " We are
equipped in a twen-
tleth century man-
ri I ner and render con-
I 1 1 sistent service.
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The Western Union Telegraph com
Danv announces resumntion of its di
rect service with Belgium, through
restoration of its special wire from
Tjinfidn tr, Antwwr, whtah has been
Interrupted since the beginning of the
war in August, 1914. The restoration
of its direct connection with Belgium
along with the recent restoration of
its Dutoh connections reestablishes
the European cable connections of
the Western Union as they were be
fore the war, its direct service with
England and France not having been
interrupted.
I
Contradicting the statement"- that
food parcels, soap and shoes if sent
through the Red Cross, may enter
Germany without paying duty, nation
al hendauarters of the organization
B'olock. The ladles of the church i ha la8Ued an emphatic denial. Rep-
pUa a social hour ana reireBnmouu. reeentatives of the Red Cross in Eu-
fellowing the concert.
5 DtCR O'Neill
I . OPTOriETRIST-OniaAn
1M IdUUftltlMi vam iui'2
lTfCar. Slale aft
rope have sent word that no such ar
rangements have been, made, and the
German government has asserted that
it had nothing .whatever to do with
the message to that effect which was
cabled to the states a few months ago
W.W.MOORE
House Furnisher
HOME OP THE VICTROLA
You get more for your
Money at Moore's.
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"THE
MIRACLE
MAN"
CONTINUOUS TODAY
8:15-4-5:45-7:30-9:15
Aronrdlnc! to Postmaster August
Huckestein, who Is one of the leaders
in the war savings stamp drive being
conducted in Marion county by the
local lodge of Elks, the campaign is
meeting with more success than was
at first expected. A large number of
small subscriptions are coming in
dally, and the larger subscriptions, of
several hundred dollars worm, are
swelling the total appreciably. The
drive will last until the first of the
vr. and it is honed by the Elks, who
have volunteered their services, that
Oregon' deficiency of several thou
sand dollars will be made up by that
time.
cAn attractive showing
cf Beautiful Necklaces
In several lengths and at wide
range of prices. Identical in tint,
size and ma'ching with genuine
oriental pearls of fabulous value.
You will be fascinated tv La
Tausea Necklaces, the "touch su
preme" for feminine costume.
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
N.W. Comer State & Liberty
Agp
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"Here's Our Old Friend Santa"
In his cozy home, way up there at the North Pole, the "dear old
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Ijirap nas just rememDereu lie la uateuiui; iueyei wiui his iouus
of Holiday Goods for young and old.
Saturday we shall have out the Tops and Toys, the wonderful
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uames ana imjoks aiiu tut uictt uuuies mc
Boys and Girls happy. So all Boys and Girls
between the ages of 1 year and 80 years be
on hand and lets all revel in the joys of
Christmas
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Make it the
BIGGEST CHRISTMAS
Salem ever had
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Make it the
HAPPIEST CHRISTMAS
Salem ever had
You See What You Buy Before Paying Buying At Home
You See What You Buy Before Paying-Buying At Home
Known for its Goodness
BAKE-RITE BREAD
PURE, CLEAN, WHOLESOME
EAT MORE BREAD
BAKE-RITE SANITARY BREAD CO.
457 State Street
W. T. RIG9UN TO
Undertakers
V1 Xnrth H.ph
Maurice Sellg, a student of the
University of Oregon, spent a brief
visit in Salem yesterday while en
route to his home in Falls City, where
he will spend, the holidays with his
parenta Mr. 8elig's father is a prom
inent merchant of the Polk county
town.
a omixahio opttlement was brought
.ut.rHiv hetween Merlin- Harding;
and Harold White. 16. when Mr. Hard
ing accidentally backed the automo
bile he was driving, into White's bi
cycle, which had been parked along
the curb on State street. Mr. Harding
readily agreed to pay for the damaged
wheel.
We wish all our patrons the Happy Returns of the Day We are thankful to
have our boys with us again and also share your joy. And we sympathize with
those that gave the. lives of their loved ones and by so doing have made the
world safe for Democracy. .
A DAY OF
.THANKS
On this Thanksgiving Day we have much to be
thankful for and we trust that you, also, are boun-
I teously supplied with those things which will make f
you grateful and thankful. . 1
No-Vary Grocery
The Quality tSore
183 Court Street . Phone 409
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SHOP EARLY-CHRISTMAS WILL
SOON BE HERE
Now is the time to begin your selection of gifts. Don't
delay your Christmas shopping another day. Merchan
dise is scarce and very hard to obtain at any price so we
would advise you to shop now before stocks become de
pleted We are well prepared to care for your wants in
attractive and useful Gift Things.
LADIES' STORE
466-474
STATE STREET
MEN'S STORK
41
STATE STRKRT
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May your Thanksgiving Day be crowded with the
, good things of life. .
Harry W, Scott
147 South Commercial Street
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