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THE DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. Thursday, October 23. 1919.
Ue Could FlaJIn Any Flat
If He On Had The Key
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Chinese Are Decorated By
British For Erayery In War
Vancouver, B. C.. Oct. 23. Cor
poral Lu Tun Fu.
Private Lee To.
Unheralded, this pair of Oriental
warriors, wearing BrltlsH decora -
for their bravery In action, are In Van
couver today on their return journey
to China.
Corporal Lu, who last served with
the Russian allied naval brigade, was
awarded the military medal for gallan
try In leading a patrol, under machine
gun fire. Lee served with the British
Slovack legion and was given the med
al for fighting his machine gun des
perately against great odds. The
awards were made by Major General
Ironside, commander in chief of the
northern Russian forces. ,
'UE clavichord la Charle Kay latest hobby. He haa graduated from
11 chop-sticks as In tlio above picture to Chopin j und dully devotes
fcanself to practice, wandering from bar to bar, drinking In measure after
taeasure meaning music, of course. At present he has been trying his
tiand at some thematic melodies for his latest Parampunt-Artcraft flic
iure, "The Egg ras Wallop" t
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J; Stajtoa.
: (CaplUl Journal Special Bcrviee.)
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' Stayton. Oct. 23. Mrs. Ouy Ayde
: loU of Forest Drove, la visiting her
' paranta, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. S. Rus
i anU. Hra. Roasell has reaently return
: d from Boio, where she underwent
mm operation In the hospital,
i - Mrs. Gladys Kelly of Bcio, spent
' -etanday at the home of her father, F.
, X. Jones.
I . . The Ladles Aid society of tha M. E.
church, served the dinner at the E.
" XL Smith sale east of town Monday,
and eepurod a neat sum -for their ef
, . Jforta.
M. A. Hendershott came near hav
ing a conflagration in his place of
Iraatnesa Monday, his alectrlo fan
Mewing tha flame from a gasoline
stove against a wall covered with oil
cloth and setting it on fire. He soon
.Qoelched the blase and has arranged
affairs so that It will not occur again.
Oeo. Keech and wife spent Sunday
la Eugene, visiting their son Edwin,
. who Is a student at U. of O.
Ben Gehlen left the first of the
''week for eastern Washington, where
' ka aspects to locate on a large farm.
He will move his family there later.
' Vra. Oehlen went with him as far as
Portland, where she will visit for a
time with relatives,
W. A. Weddle, of the Rlngo under-
, taking establishment, went to Mill
CRy Wednesday, where he buried a
f brother of Geo. Koeneke, a former
tratoher of this place. The man died
3a Portland.
i lira. Churchill, who died the first
I ot the week In Mill City, was burled
f la the Stayton cemetery Wednesday.
U John Fehlen la home from Condon
' for a visit with relatives.
Mlaa Gladys Hamman, who is em
ployed as a stenographer at Dallas,
I . M Cl., An,, ..tU
Henry Geymer of Mllwaukle visit
ed the first of the week with Stayton
friends,
Mrs. M. M. Decker, who has been
visiting at W. G. Cleveland's and with
other friends, has returned to her
home in Ashland.
Everet McRea and family have re
turned to Stayton to reside. '
Mrs. Kate Herren of Salem, Is here
assisting in caring for the sick at the
Munkers home. ' - "
Mrs. E. Roy has gone for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Watson
at Vancouver, B. C. She stopped en
route In Portland for a short visit.
Coming Sunday
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Hazel Green Notes,
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
41 Hi
I Hasel Green, Oct. 23. B. C. Zel--linski
la having his house treated to
a new coat of paint.
Allen McCain has been operating
his wood stw in this sestton lately.
I George Dunigan came up from
Portland, Saturday and autoed to
Mill City Sunday.
F. Fisher was on tha sick list last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Landers are
the proud parents of a son.-
Dan Rogers and wife spent Sunday
in Silverton. '
- Emma Fisher went to Philomath,
Thursday on business, and returned
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 12. A. Dunigan and
'son. Will, visited relatives at Mill
City and Gooch, Saturday and Sun
day. '- A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Landers
Sunday, Oct 12th.
G. G. Looney wont to Salem, Thurs
day to have his tonsils removed by
Dr. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Savage have moved
to Salem.
C. J. Latham Is planning a trip to
Idaho soon.
The parent-teacher meeting, Fri
day eve was quite well attended, and
Mra Fulkeraon held the closest at
tention of her audience.
E. A. Dunigan is painting the house
where his son, Maurice, resides.
Miss Emma Flshor, branch secre
tary for the Otterbeln Guild, organ
ized the Hazel Green chapter, Sun
day afternoon at the parsonage. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Wolf and Mrs.
Martha Wolf spent Sunday, Oot. 13,
with relatives near Shaw. - ' !
Mrs.'W. Huntley is recovering from
a recent operation at Salem hospital.
JSi v. ' o 'JUL
Lieutenant Chester Allen, brother Of
Eric W. Allen of the school of Jour
nalism at the University ot Oregon,
has been cited for exceptional devotion
to duty, energy and seal.
MaryPickford At
mVKQ Hoodlum'
fcteerlng a high-powered sporty au'o
. mnlille down Rlversldtf Drive Is vast j
iiffcrerit and not near as much fun as
sfhml.M a push cart down a tenement
sAreet, ao Mary Ptckford, discovers In
' "The Hoodlum." the second production
produced In her own Btudlos which
will be seen commencing Sunday at
tha Llterty theatre.
Landli.g on sordid Crelghen street as
-f m snob Amy Burke is converted Into a
' wtaur crnp-shooter, a nimble-fingered
' potato p-iler, the official style setter for
; th tc-ul' girls and the most kindly
tad humanitarian person in the tene
- ncmU.
From his Fifth avenue estate Amy's
' ajrrandfather watches his favorite with
' auntie curiosity. He is mora surprised
ta discover one night that Amy and a
tenement friend are in the act of crack
' Ing his safe.
Replete with novel comedy situa
tions, and softened by the romance of
' A ray and a tenement "towel thief,"
" "The Hoodlum" la one of the most in-
tarsaHnf and funniest of attraction,
Originality!
JMPEMALES
CICAIaETTfiS
define it. There is no blend
of tobacco so imperial in
quality, 80 distinguished
from all others. It chal
lenges imitation.
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The John BolIman.Co. Branch
WATER PEEIUTS
Tha following applications for per
mission to appropriate water for tha
irrigation of small tracts have been
filed with State Engineer Percy A.
Cupper by the following:
Mra Annie G. Black, for water from
Vanoy creek near Grants Paaa and Ida
E. Stephenson, for water fromJBobert-
son creek near Grants Pass.
Otto F. Turnes of Wyeth haa filed
application for water from Wonder
creek for fish culture purposes.
The assessed valuation of all prop
erty in Lane county this. year is $30,
663,265; 3106,351 less than last year.
"No More Sleepless
Nights" Bathes Internally
Mr. J. B. Borrows, 271 West North
St, Decatur. Ill, writes TyrrilTs Hy
gleino Institute, ot Hew York, as fol-
"I am still using the 'J. B. L. Cas
cade' once a week, and find it most
efficient for keeping me in fine con
dition. It acts aaa sedative for tired
nerves and haa been a great help for
sleeplessness. I have frequently aris-
en from bed and used it in the mid
dle of the night with satisfactory re
sults." -
The reason for this remarkable re
sult la becaase the functions cannot
work, property' when there is accumu
lation of waste In the lower intestine.
The "J. B. L. Cascade," by the sim
ple process of properly applyng warm
water, eliminates all this waste and
causes the functions to work smooth
ly and properly.
Over half a million Intelligent Am
erlcana are sow using the Cascade
wth similar results.
It is the invention of Charles 'A.
Tyrrell, M. D., of New Tork, a noted
specialist on internal bathing for 26
years.
It will ba shown and explained to
yon by Daniel J. Fry who will be glad
to give you an Interesting booklet by
Dr. Tyrrell called "Why Man of To
day Is Only 60 percent Efficient."
This booklet Is free upon request. Ask
for it today while you think of it.
. (Adv)
Diarrhoea in Children.
iPor diarrhoea in children one year
old or older you will find nothing bet
ter than Chamberlain's Colic and
Diarrhoea (Remedy, followed toy a dose
of eastor oil. It should be kept at hand
and given as soon as the first unnatur
al looseness of the bowels appears.
Pies-Like Mothers
You can get Pies Here Good Pies ;
from Oregon Fruits Their ; flavor, ?
quality and Crisp Crusts make them in
great demand at many homes ;
Peerless Bakery
Philip Winters, Prop. 170 N. Com! Street
Minerva yarns. Best
made. Beautiful shades,
'silk mixed, zephyr,
knitting worsted, Span
ish and Saxony yarns.
Shetland floss. The new
knitting books are here.
Nice Blankets
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Pretty plaid blankets, 66x80 first quality, pair $6.25
Extra large plaid blankets, 74x84, all firsts, pr $7.25
Nice fluffy cotton blankets, 66x80, pair i......$3.50
Black Cat Hosiery
The kind for good wear and satisfaction.- '
Children's silk lisle hose, 50c to 65c, according to size.
Boys' heavy cotton hose 50c to 65c, according to size.
Ladies silk lisle hose 70c and 90c very iine grade.
Ladies' silk hose at ..-.$1.50, $1.75 and $2.50 pair
.Millinery at Reduced Prices
Nice new fall hats, feathers and flowers at 20 per
cent less than our former low prices. Come early
and get the first selection. - ,
240-246 N COMMERCIAL STREET
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FOP, FALL DAYS
i Here, for these days of cozy clothes, are garments whose comfort hi
warmth and freedom, of fitness to the figure, gives the wearer attire of at
tractiveness with correctness of style perfection in making and beauty in ma
terial. AH in keeping with thexolors of these beautiful October days. ...'
Dresses
In styles as varied as
the falling leaves and in
colors of equal beauty
Cut and trimmed in the!
most becoming models.
Coats
Some with fur trim,
some with self-trim, All
tf them offering an op
portunity for making a
gratifying selection of
the model most attract
ive to individual taste.
Suits
A complete array of
the' distinctive models
expressing the season's
best and most wanted
styles. Materials - and
dolors all that can be desired.
enable
ALL PRICED
Remarkably Reas
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1- '& tjl
Quality
Merchandise
"Where Shopping Is a Pleasure"
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n'asfr'
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m Prices 1
Eyes
Can
Be
Imiured
In many ways, sometimes inno
' eeatly, when the patient i not
aware that anything is wrong with
them. But a, person is to blame
when he or she KNOWS that the
area need attention, and does not
have them attended .to,, And there
are many each. Are yon one, dear
reader f If so, your duty is plain.
We invite you.
HARTMANBR0S.
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
SAT.KM OEEQON
; Good Buys In Houses
6 room modern bungalow with sleeping porch, located at 2039 N.
Commercial street., Price $2500, $1000 cash, balance to suit at 9
per cent interest.
5 room cottage, located at 1005 Shipping St., corner lot 60x125
ft Price $950.
room house with basement, located at 1344 Lee St Price $1250.
7 room house with basement, located at 910 S. 13 th street. Price
6 room modern house with furniture, located at 1370 State St.
Price $5000. . .
5 room house, located at 691 S. 17th St. Price $900. "
8 room modern house with 8-4 of an acre, located at 480 North
24th St., good garage. Price $5250.
7 room modern house with large lot located at 1800 North Swat-
mer St. Price $4200.
S room plastered house with bath, toilet and wood shed, locat
ed at 1125 South 16th St Price $950 if sold soon..- ,
- 6 room modern- bungalow at 1040 S. Liberty St. Price $3600. ,
8 room house at 1010 Oak St. Price $2650.
5 room house In fine condition with barn, lot 50x133 ft. locat
ed at 216? Elm St. Price $1700.
9 room house, fine corner lot, saved streets, located at 1395 a
High St Price $3500.
8 roonv.modern house located at 465 N. Commercial St. Price $4.
600 6 room modern bungalow at 610 S. 18th St Price $1650.
t room house at 735 Ferry" St. Price $2000.
8 room modern house at 1760 8. Liberty St Price $3800.
W. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
. ' 275 State street
ex -v - if - s r-nm. nrr
lurua!S-
-7:;. ANNOUNECMENT
To the People of Polk and Marion Counties.
We are opening a produce market and will be prepared te pnrohase
all kinds of produce. -
" This will give the people one of the greatest opportunities for Bell
ing and buying, ear plaee will be in operation at enee.
' "We are already now for Poultry, Veal, Potk, Hides, Pelts, Woo!,
Potatoes, Onione, Beans, Hay, ete. ' r
We are onneeted with an eastern firm and are prepared to pay the
highest prices.
Give us a trial and yoa will be eeaviaeed K .
- ' . market price will be published la the Daily Capital Joaraal a
you way know every day the latest quotations.
Our place u located at 255 Perry street ia rear of the American.
Automobile Oarage, ?eutperary Phone 399.
BEN. MORRIS, Manager.
BEAUTIFUL FURS
Early buying is wholly res
ponsible for the low prices at
. which these furs are mark
. ed.
Each fur is a perfect match, -
combined with best work
manship and. of a quality -which
insures long wear and
perfect satisfaction.
You cannot make a mistake
in selecting any of these:
FUR SCARFS
FUR COLLARS
FUR MUFFLERS
FUR CHOKERS
$10.00 to $75.00
Ladies' Store - fj?
466474 State St.
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Men's Store
416 State St.