peeembcr 7, 1920
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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Douglas 027554
Gilliam 0113S6
Grant 008279
Harney 0112-)
Hood River OfiJStO
Jackson 0::.S i52
Jefferson 005524
Josephine 007879
Klamath 017178
Lake 011ftS3
Lane 030495
Lincoln 007134
Linn 03035
Malheur 017150
Marion 041184
Morrow 01 041
Multnomah ,...351852
Polk 01 75 1 ,1
Sherman 01304"
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Brakes Fail to
Hold; Cars Clash
Silverton. Dec. 7. Riili nzr in his
new car on North Water street a
tow days ago, Charles Seaman, of
Marquam, learned too late that
his brakes were defective and col
lided with the rear end of George
Kirk's auto truck. With both
lights broken and the radiator bent
and broken, the situation looked
serious to Mr. Seaman, and it was,
for the "Baby Grand" was no
longer grand. After some time and
considerable expense was laid out
on the machine, he managed to
drive it home.
Schaefer Wins
Car at Bazaar;
Which One Puzzle
Mt. Angel, Ore., Dec. 7. Be
cause there happened to be sveral
George Schaefers in thU vicinity
tie management of the bazaar
found some difficulty in finding
the right George Schaefer to claim
the automobile which was raffled
here djjring the sale. Not one of
them seemed to be timid about
accepting the machine, but the
'idea was to get the right person
, with the right number, and he was
I finally located.
Wheeler 005236
Here's Hoping.
Fine Landlord for Lack of Meat
In House. Headline. Fine. Hope
another judge oesn't turn up lin
ing tenants for lacking a seiisy of
humor or a feeling of pity for the
poor landlords.
Ashaldn. Merchants and farm
ers participated in the Ashland Win
iter Fair and Southern Oregon Poul
try show, which opened December
2 under the auspices of the Chani-
IjLi- of Commerce, Every kind of
vegetable grown in the Northern
' River valley was entered in the
1 litsts and many products manufac
tured locally were on dis1.
Wife Wants Decree ,
On Cruelty Charge
Charging that her husband made
her do menial work In a rooming
house in IjOs Angeles owned by his j
brother and that he visited another
woman when she was ill from over
work, Mrs. Phoebe Ann Payne, of
Brooks, filed suit for divorce yes
terday. The Paynes were married in Can
ada in January 1873, according to
the application for divorce, which
was filed by Carson and Brown,
attorneys, and eleven children were
born of the marriage. m
Mrs. Payne charges that her hus
band, knowing she was ill sent her
to Oregon with three of the child
ren and remained in California. For
some time, she said, he sent her
$25 monthly and then finally drop
ped off all together. He has treated
her cruelly, she alleges, and has
not supported her since three years
ago.
lore stories have been ir.trodnred serving the birthday of Mr. Harris Immortal writers of Am-
into the colleges and schools of that and has appointed chairmen in ov- ature. and his Uncle Re.
cou,Ury. cry state to provide programs and have been translated into
Mrs A McD. Wilson, president stimulate interest in the occasion. eign languages
of the Uncle Remus Memorial as Mr. Harris has been accorded mAM-. .T, ,
sociation. originated the idea of ob- the recognition of being one of the JOURNAL wawt A i
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SUGGESTIONS
j What better gift could a man think of for friend, wife or mother, or
' sister at Xmas. than a pretty pair of Shoes or slippers.
Instead of the usual "What do you want for Xmas" why not be
original ?
And the thanks you'll receive for
being original, practical and thought
's! f ul will be music to your ears.
Birthday of Uncle
Joe Remus Will Be
On Next Thursday
Atlanta,' Ga., Dec. 7. The bit th-
biv nf .Tnfl fhnnrtlpv Wm-riq. the
Uncle Remus of the South, will be
celebrated Decmber 9 in seventeen
states and in India, where his folk
Now
Show-
THE
BIGGEST
HIT IN MONTHS
MARSHALL
NEILAN'S
PRESENTS THE MOST
SENSATIONAL AND
FASCINATING ROMANCE
OF NEWSPAPER LIFE
EVER PICTURED
"Go and
Get It"
100
ACTION
THRILLS
SUSPKNSK
LIBERTY
M!VS1R NIGHT
TONIGHT
BLOUSES
THAT CHARM AND
SATISFY
With their
Beauty and Real Value
The new winter Blouses have two direct appeals to all
women." They are more attractive than you can imagine
until you see them ; more colorful and artistic in trimmings
ancTdesigns ; and they are highly serviceable for they are
carefully made and are fashioned from the highest grade of
Georgette or Crepe de Chine.
Sailored Blouses or heavy Crepe
de Chine are priced at
Georgette Blouses in novel
patterns are priced at
$6.50 to $9.75
$3..98. $24.75
You don't lose sleep over Back Bills
if y ou Pay As You Go
1. &. Jfipby Oto.
. QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES-
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t t . i ,i,v, rrift n,a i-arrv them in the fashionable
am Hosiery ine aiwajo wciwk e,, ----
Jl-shades. Pure Silk Thread $1.50 per pair, or $4.00 per box of 3 pair.
I
VSTER CHOt
ROWN -STORE
125 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
Splendid assortment o-f
Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's Shoes, Slippers,
Hosiery
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A Big Smashing Drama of the North and N. Y.
From the Story by LOUIS TRACY.
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YOU'LL LIKE
Latest News Weekly-Scenic Comedy
. No Raise in Prices.
Starting Saturday, "SO LONG LETTY"
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The Christmas Spirit Prevai
Over Our Whole Store
THIS IS THE CHRISTMAS STORE AS IS EVIEDNCED BY THE HE
SHOPPING. ONLY 18 DAYS LEFT SHOP EARLY
You can find our store to keep up-to-date even in Xmas supplies. We havt f
stopped buying, because we believe that if you give quality plus price, you
sell good merchandise at all times.
Make This Your Xmas-Gift Store
We have a full line of Xmas Grifts such as Hand-bags, Kimonas, Bathrobes, Van
ity Bags, Silk Hose, Manicuring Sets, Toys, Handkerchiefs, etc., etc., etc.
A Few Xmas Specials
$1.00
Fine Muslin Embroidered Combination
Suits, reg. values $1.75. Now only
Blue Bordered Lunch Cloths, 48x48.
Regular value $2.25. Now only
One Dozen Napkins to match
Also ;
Japanese Embroidered Kimonas,
Up from
Bathrobes for Ladies and Men.
In very beautiful colors
Bathrobes for Children. Very
appropriate for a gift. Only
Black, Navy and Brown; heavy grade, soft finish
Satin, Silk back. Regular value
the yard, $3. Now, at only P A VJ
Georgette, in very original colors.
Atthe yard
Crepe de Chine, nearly in all colors ;
to suit all tastes
White and Flesh colors Crepe de Chine. Very desirable
for underwear. Regularly priced 9C
at $2.25. Now, the yard tJ7AtMJ
Corduroy Velvet. Very suitable 'A "J OA
for Kimonas. 34-inch. At tPA.07
Brocaded Corduroy Velvet. Invery
hoanHful desicms. At the yard
Crepe in the very latest colors. And also in solid
colors.' This was a regular 75c
seller. Now, at -
Suits.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.98
$5.98
$2.98
$1.35
$1.49
Regular value from
$5.98AND$69;s
$1.75
in solid
35c
Boys' Wool
and up.
Only
Young Men's Suits. Truly up-to-date styles. Th
ones you pay to $35.00 for can ? ;
be had here for only P AO
Very pretty Silk Front Shirts, in stripes
you will like. For only
The above Shirts we recently sold as high a
Fiber Silk Fancy Hose for Men. A ; X ,
Soeciallv oriced at "OXs
English cut Dress Shoes for men.
Were $12.00. Now at
A very stylish Dress Shoe for
young boy, at only
The girls all like our Dress Shoes. You
will, too, because the price is only
For the Ladies' we are specializing
in a $14.00 Shoe for
See for yourself if that is not so.
A $4.50 Heavy Cotton fleeced Blanket bbxso, i
colors and plaids. d0
For Vfc
Sub-Wool Blanket, 66x80. Regular
value $6.50. At only
A Nashua Wool-Nap Blanket, 64x76.
Was formerly $6.50. Now at
$5.98
$2.98
$2.98
$C
.$3.19
$3.98;
A pure Nashua wooinap hiianKei, size wxu. i
nreuv niaias anu unisnea in siik ooruers.
regularly priced at $9.50.
We have now priced it at
This is only a mention of the many bargains our store has for you.
to do is to come and take advantage of it.
.14.98
All you
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