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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
Owgon-James Kirkwood and k-Ann.Q. Nilason. In "The Top of ne World." - ,-f v HeiUg Association vaudeville. BIlgU-King Rjea and Eve lyn Brent In "Lady Robin Hood.' husk am. STIllll STAGE Nellie Sterling Dancers Com ing to Bligfu Stage Scenes Wonderful f At the Bligh theater Sunday. December 6. there is ft man who "goes Professor T Hatfield of Los Angeles one better, for Instead of producing rain at to many, thou sands of dollars for the counties of the far western states this stage mechanician of the Nellie Sterling company goes him one better and actually produces; a snow storm, and a delightful entertainment for one-thousandth-part'orhls "price. The scene of the act are painted so realistic that those in the audi ence begin to. wonder where they put their skates and sleds that they used last year, and were It not, for the Ideal temperature in the jtheater the audience would be tempted to don their gloves and tamp, their feet to keep themselves ; warm, bat alas!. It is only a scene accurately depicted from the.laad where Ice and show abound. Ably assisted by clever lighting effects and with the aid of small particles of paper, which represent the fall ing flakes of snow'you now know, it is possible to make .a snowstorm to order. Five dainty misses who really, know how. to dance, gorges ously gowned ' In velvets, satins, silks and, furs aid? materially An making the act the pretty artistic treat that it really is. VAUDEVILLE TODAY ?4r. jiajoskm i J Mm j Five acts of Association vaude ville will be presented by the Heilig. theatre, today, M,-Joseph Clifford, billed as one of the greatest exponents of mystery. on the stage today, is one of - the headllnerson the program eoin msiiBi, Jack Robbiris, Old Time Res ident, Dies After" Pro tracted Illness SILVERTON, Dec 3. (Spe cial.) The Silverton Hills Com munity House- will 'be dedicated Friday night at -8 o'clock.- Gov ernor Pierce; will be on .the pro gra mand the chief speaker, to gether with Commissioner Levens and some local men.: Five school districts. Porter, Da vis. Coberly, Hult, Bridge Creek with the business men of Silverton cooperating., made . it possible to erect a building 36x64 feet, one of the finest community buildings in Marion county; There will be 200 invited guests. After the speaking a banquet will be served.' 'tht6p;of the worLdv "here r if T" !' - a c- CAT SHOW HELD SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3. (By Associated Press ) The 15 th an nual cat show, of the Pacific Cat club opened today with 156 feline thoroughbreds htlding4he interest of the cat-loving public. Virtually every breed of the cat family, from the house cat variety to.mem bera of the royal -Siamese species, awaited the apportionment of rib boss and cups.- " SILVERTON, Dec. 3. (Spe clal.) Jack Robbing, an old time resident of Silverton died Thurs day noon after a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Robbins made their home at Silverton for a number of years sometime ago, but for the past few years they have traveled about. They, returned to-. Silverton last spring, and have since then made this .thei r home. Funeral arrange ments have not yet been made. Besides a widow, Mr. Robins leaves a brother, Peter Robbins, of Silverton. and a sister, Mrs. Cheney of Portland. . i ,, .... - : ; -TODAY ONLY - . !'; J. JOSEPH America VForemost Psychologist ! Scientific Sensation h CLYDE & . MARION, NELSON ; : ; ix ANARTISTtf NOVELTY Homer Coghill "THE ''X-'-:i'-M f VERSATILE ; BOY" I Zola Bennett & Co. ! ( "SPORTOLOGY" . " ,-.V .J - "77 ; v Heilig Concert . ( Burkhartj & Rich Orchestra; "HAVE A SAMPLE" i " " " iMMiMiSiiBBllBBllllllil" 101 WORK FROM WEARS!! The-Flax From Which the " Fiber-Was Taken Grown in State of Michigan . Mrs. Robert "fieene fives' In the district that is known as the. Sil verton . Hills, between Silverton and Silver Creek FaBa, The Deene poa toff ice address is Silverton. Star Route. A Statesman representative vis iting the Deene place this week found Mrs. Deene busy on some wonderful patterns of fancy work, table covers and other ornamental pieces that, are deajr to the heart of the housewife ' " And . Mrs. Deene is- using . flax "yarn" that Is 150 jrears old. ' " This yarn jias been- in the Deene family all thls time.' It was grown by a ' relative" named Jen nings in Michigan 150 years ago, and retted and scutched and spun there in the pioneer days of that state. : Mrs.' Deene has been offered as high as )50 each for some of the Wonderfully beautiful pieces she fasbiong with this 150 year old yarn..- v '- , As Good As Ever. - All flax men of the Salem dis trict know that flax fiber in any form will last indefinitely, if kept in the dry. So this 150 year old yarn is as good as new. The fact is that -flax, straw is better after being, kept a year. It is aupposed to yield a better fibeT" and about 10 per cent more fiber by, reason of beine kept over one season. Linens are found in the. tombs of the Egyptian kings, In .weaves we mdderns cannot dtiplicate.- Roirairrg Finger Tips a Fad in Fashionable, Qasiio Set MONTE CARLO gouging the fingers around the extreme edges of the nails is a fashion borrow ed from the east thar is gaining women's favor here, if; ,. Oii " a beautifully manicured hand this touch of color is most effective. It has been resorted to by a great many pliyers in the Casind, whose hands ar always within view -of "the othpr. devotees i at the tables. The tinkers must be? "touched tip" rather frequently or they become trakedl kndMake on a sort' of washed-ont appear- aace.. -v- t . - STARTS ..TOMORROW. if l &m i 7 4 j a a WhenVwhite man' clashes with red man ' on the-wil&frontier tb mould, a nation. Flaming drama and! one flaming; love Thousands , of ; Indians, w, 1 1 d ?- (far Vog 1f . horses, frontiersmen, cavalrymen foJlSLtfiX ROBERT" FRAZER !"-r jT-ifTX' L VtSSCi AND.CAHA.R0WJ jA Tint atiQfecturv . . t- Tiaiiiiiiiiiiiii iinaiiiwt iH'hLi 'i xmi i innioiii wn,iianii a i iiiinw if w-timtmiiwii wiir - Author to Appear on ; Pro gram Set by First Spirit ualist Church James KirkwoQd and Anna Q. Nilsson are featured in the latest Paramount picture now playing at tne uregon theatre. Kirkwood, always popular with theatregoers, has an excel lent role in this film. The picture will be at the Oregon ) IK DBS Miff Problems of Disease and Feeding Discussed Be- -fore Fanciers "Oregon is as fine a poultry country, as is to be found any where," declared H. E. Cosby, poultry extension specialist of Oregon Agricultural college. Mr. Cosby was the principal speaker at the poultry meeting, which drew a capacity house at the cham-; ber of commerce Thursday after noon. Chickens are healthy in this district, although disease is a con stant danger- OAC specialists are carrying on research work to com bat this. Mr. Cosby discussed problems of poultry raising, spend ing half an hour to answer ques tions. Feeding was discussed. Mr. Cosby's work with OAC is in the field, consulting poultry men all over the state concerning their individual problems. Rosenkavalier Proves to Be Winning Struss Horse VIENNA.- Rosenkavalier is a winning horse for Richard Strauss the composer. Attending one of the Sunday races in Kriau. Strauss was so greatly amused in learning one of the. entries was named after his opera that he placed ten shillings oii- him. JYou are simply throwing your money away," his friends remon strated. "He's a rank outsider." SUBJECT OF ll( "What's- the matter 'with ..you and me?" will be the keynote of a lecture to be given at 7:45 p. in,, Sunday, at the old WOW hall at 240 North Liberty. : The speaker. Rose Stevenson Shaw, formerly of New York City and a well known writer, will at tempt to prove that thought power is the bnly.key which can and does unlock all doors to health and suc cess. Charles R. Muston, English ten or, will appear on the program with, tae'i writeiHspeaker.: Ha bas . chosen as his solo number "The. Lost r Chord.'.' "The , Holy Citjr? . "Oil for v Closer Walk With God'? and. VAdesie Fldeles." which he will sing in the original latin. H will be accompanied -at the piano by Kenneth McOormick. Fred W , Jobelaian. Jr.', wilL giv "Silent r Night? on his silver trumpet. Sexgeant F- ECCarnes ,haa onn sented ; to act as head usher in charge of the marines who -have offered to act as escorts. Addi-; tional seating capacity Ja being ar ranged for at the WOW" hall. The . program is being given under' the auspices of the First Spiritualist .. church, of Salem, and is open tb the public. CONTRACT EXTKXaEDt BERKELEY, Cal., Dec. 3. (By Associated.. Press.) Andrew-L. Smith, head football coach of the University of California, has, been offered a four year etxenaion to: his present contract. Last Times Todajn OREGON :,-i . i!: r: The "Merry" is taken out of Christmas for many people because they spend all, of their, savings (and some times more) for Christmas gifts. . This year at our Closing Out Sale many thrifty people will purchase Jewelry, gifts getting five gifts for the price that they usually pay for three, and Christmas will be a "Merry Christmas? for everyone. Please, bear in mind that we cannot rebuy for this sale we are closing out our entire stock contract foods included and it would be wise to select your jewelry, s ilverware, glassware, watches and clocks . now, A de posit will hold any article until Xmas. w i m .;. ... iqiKt SHfl State at Liberty: P - ,. j! .;: $25.00 Hawke's High Grade Cut Glass 16 Inch Fruit Bowls, now $16.75 $3.50 Hawke's High Grade Cut Glass French Dressing Bottles, now. . . .$2.34 $2.50 High Grade Cut Glass Marmalade Jarswith silver top and spoon. . .91.2. " $4.00: High Grade Cut Glass Tall Water Goblets, now........... $2.67 $X5.00 High Grade Cut Glass Vaaes, many shapes and designs, now...$4.00 $4.00 High Grade Cut Glass Nappies, . with and without handle, now. . .$2.67 $5.00 High Grade Cut Glass Compotes, with and without handle, now . . . $3.it4 $36.00 High Grade Cut Glass Water Set with Jug, now $22.50 $4.00 High Grade Cut Glass Water Set with Jug .$23.33 $14.00 Diamond Cut Glass Water Set with Jug $10.30 $14.00 High Grade Cut Glass Water Bottles, now $0.10' $C50 High Grade Cut Glass Celery Dishes, now $4J8 $7.r0.High Grade Cut Glass Sugar jrnd Cream Sets, now .$5.6ilH $5.00 High Grade Cut Glass 12 Inch. Sandwich Plates, now .$3.73, $55.00 Gentleman's Sterling Silver 'Military Sets' with Comb, now..$2.25 $22.50 Gentleman's Sterling Silver: . Military Sets with. Comb, now, .$16.23 $25.00 Gentleman's, Sterling Silver Military Sets with) Comb, now.. $18.73 $3S. 50 Lady's Sterling Silver Toilet Sets, three piece, now :..$28.88- $60.00 Lady's Stirling Silver Toilet Sets, three: piece, now $45.00 $40.00 Lady's Sterling Silver Toilet Set, three piece, now $30.00. $25.00 Lady's Sterling Silver Toilet Set, three piece, now $18,73 $3.50 riain or Hammered Fine Quality Silver Plated Candlestick with Candles, now '. ...$2.63 $15.00 26 Piece Set of Sijver Plated Tableware,, now $760 $10.00 Three-light Silver. Plated Candelabras, now $7.30 $15.00 Five-light Silver Plated Candelabras, noW ...... ... . . .$11.23 $30.00 Five-light Silver Plated Candelabras, now ........ . . - - :$2250 $22.00 Silver Plated Water Pitchers;, , fine quality, now $16.50 $35.00 Silver Plated Water Pitchers. fine quaUty aowv . . . . . $26.23 $25.00. Silver Plated Water Pitchers,; fine quality, now $18.75; $9.00 Plain or Hammered Fine Quality; Silver Plated , Vegetable Dishes, now $6.75 $50.00 Tapestry Silver,. FJne. Quality Silver Plated Cocktail Shaker with six" goblets and tray, now $3730 $36.00. Hammered Fine. Quality Silver Plated Cocktail Shaker with six goblets and tray, now .$23.85 $30.00 Plain Platinum Finish Fine Quality Silver Plated Gocktail Shaker with six goblets and tray, now . .$22.30 $5.09 Fine Quality Silver Plated Sand wich Plates, now .......... . . . $3.23 $6.00 Mahogany Nut Bowlwlth Cracker attached, now .... $4.30 '$2.30 Colored Choker Beads, now. .89c $5.00 Boudoir Clocks, mahogany cases and many styles to choose from, : i ' nov f $4.00 Boudoir Clocks, mahogany cases and many styles to choose Irom, JOOv $15.00 Mantle Clocks mahogany cases, hour and half hour strike, now.. $8.93 t$52.50 Mantle Chime Clocks, mahogany cases, now . .,$39.50 $25.00 values of a special" lot of 50 Watches, now .. .j, .......... . $12.93 IMITATION" PEARLS AT PRICES THAT ST1MJXCLY- SVCJGKST BUVIXU now, richeuer, latosca delta and bluebird : OXE HALF. OF! on all Long Fancy ' Necklaces 23 DISCOUNT, given on all Eversba rp Pen and Pencil Sets,, also Tarker Pens $20.00 Masonic Rings,-ruby, encrusted, ; black onyx, and white gold, now $14.85' $18.00 Ruby Encrusted Masdnic Rlilgs, now . . .$1X50 $35.00 White Gold Masonic Rings .'with 'diamond,' now ............ i'. .$3655 ' :$15.00 .RubFi Encrusted Elk Rings, now. ........ ... ....... .9liJ23 One hair off on alt BlrthstoTO-' Blag- ! " iAdyB .or Geptlenum'f A $2.50,,QuadruplejtPlated Compacts, dqu- ? le compartment chain tassel and han dle, ntti?.- ." i .......... . . .flMH $60 Quadruple,, Plated. Compacts.. dour , hie compaftnient, bine silk- tassel and -handles ,iioMf, . .,........... .$4.$j $7.5Q Sterling Silver Compacts, double V "compartment, chain handle .... .$3M ISdXAnUqne. Gdld Finish . Compacts, .double compartment, enamel design, on a 'front, hlack silk handle," now. . ..$6.35 i$7.50 i QeriuUie .Pin Seal Lady's Hand; Bags., now .................. .$3.65 $5.00;Keal Leather Lady's' Hand Bagsr now .:. . . . ...k$3.7$ , $3.50Real Leather Lady's Hand Bags, now t. l . .$1.0 $ 1.5 0 ISklem High School, Double -Otm- partroent Compacts, now. . . . , f L25 .' li.OO'.Salem High School, Single "Conl partmea,t Compacts,' now . . . . . , .85c -$25.00 -All Silt Top Umbrellas -16 ribs, now - $18,73, ... $16.50 All Silk Top . Umbrellas, 1 rlbs, now ......... V .V. .V . f IZ3 '- $16.06 s All Silk Top Umbrellaf.? . ;16 ribs, now .............. . .$1,1.23 $12.50.' All. SUk T9P Umbrellas, - 16 ribs, now ..... . . . . . . .' . 4!; . .$9.48 96.S0.lAU Silk. Top Umbrellas,; -j8 ribsnow, .... . . . . .$JL75 v $3.00 Finef Silver,' Plated, Glass Lined, Salt and Pepper Shakers,' now) pr $1.50 $2.00 -Fine SUver-Plated, Glass Lined ' .Salt and Pepper hakers, now, pr. $iao $2.50 Nickel Silver," Silver Plated Lunch Casters now . .... , i .f 1jjo: a wmmm mmm? m w- Mr- wmm ' MSB- r - tmm ' 4 . I a . ' ' - . I,' JEWE LERS ! j
