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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1920)
p The Capita Journal, Salem, Oregon Page Thre er and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. tation will be the theme of the ser-1 supervision of E. Gerr and W. ueorge E. Halvorsen. until after n. Ir- ed of ed. mon at the Central Howell church Roth. Special musical program has Sunday morning. Sunday school been arranged by the commltt will be held at 10 o'clock under the! in charge of the properations. the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Minar McGilchrist ure the. house guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. O. H. Foster of Eugene for this week. i spending a islt of a few days visiting friends in Portland. Malcolm Smith arrived home ast night from O. A. C. to spend the Chris ma. V.i:j Winter Merchandise Must Be Sold Noow. Remarkable Reductions in Prices. b. assisted Chapter o ICi"1;, American r I Shipley home " th street w f o r the Uecem- If. Te " " in Revolu- l" fvl W Harbison UTS. all vrear- Ewmany sa fe "Ser needed in a" ' " Relief Kbe ZcUvso that llns 'hi" to that a"1 the first 1T ih;it s 1 one" win nf 'or ttheyw be taken I clothing is X fcffonuns Relief Corps f.dav mending f." . I ir in send L articles i Liition. Boise returned last Elendale, the Bois. be has been spend- 1 s. L Downing returned , night from Portend .athe guest of friends n Ltpbine Baumgartner L last night from the i, Oregon to spend the Ld New Years with t Mr. and Mrs. Josepn MereOith arrived night to spend I with her parents, Mr. Frank Meredith. Baker entertained the In circle of the First I church at her home on (Wednesday afternoon Lnlar monthly Meeting, eras party. Mr?. J. W. Beckley led the devotional serv ices and loiiowing this a social hour was enjoyed and refresh ments were served. The dining room was decorated in Christmas fashion with the large table cen tered' with a silver candlebra burning red candles and with a bowl of red carnations At. each en 1 of the table. Mrs. E. E. Upmeyer was toastmistress and Mrs. B. L. Steeves, Mrs. E. E. Fisher, Mrs. J. A. Mills and Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Klrkpatrlck. The children of the city will be eager over the announcement that the regular story hour at the pub lic library which is held on aSt urday mornings will be devoted lo Christmas stories. Such favorites as "The Golden Cobweb," "The Voyage of the Wee Rep Cap," "Little Wullfs," and "Wooden Shoes" will be told. The stories will I begin at 10:30 oclock. The young women of the Delta Phi sorority of Willamette univer sity were last night entertained at dinner in the home of Professor and Mrs. Gustav Ebsen. Decorations were in red and green, and reflected the Christmas spirit. The guests gathered around six tables which were gkuming with Christmas candles. The guests were: Misses Marie Corner, Fay Pratt, Mildred Stre vey, Genevieve Findley, Mary Notson, Vivian Isham, Dorothy Lamb, Fern Gleaser, .Marguerite Cook, Sadie Pratt, Helen Mcln turff, Maud Holland, Dean Hat ton, Emma Shanafelt, Mildred wells, Lucile Tucker, Rub- Led better, Vesta Dicks, Grace Braln erd, Dr. and Mrs. Carl G. Doney, Mrs. Jose, lftiss Lida M. Fake, Professor and Mrs. Ebsen. Mrs. Thomas B. AVatt and two sons, Thomas Jr. and Charles, of Tillamook are in Salem for a visit of a few days at the home of Mrs. Watts sister in law, Mrs. A. F. Marcus, on Bellevue street. Miss Christine Halvorsen of Eu gene has arrived in Salem and is visiting at the home of her broth uuuuayg Wltn his parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith I f I Orris Frye came dbwn last night from Corvallis where he is a student at O. A. C. and is spend ing his vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fry Sr. The Lucy Anne Lee circle" of the First Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. G. Hansen. 1475 Che meketa street, for an afternoon of quilting and for a short business meeting. Refreshments culminat ed the afternoon. The members present were Mrs. Beniamin ni.t.s ford, Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill. Mrs. F. A. Legge, Mrs. R. W. Mars ters, Mrs. J. Hallen. Mrs. J. c Thomas, Mrs. L. L. Mickling, Mrs. A. A. Lee and the hostess. Woodburn Briefs E. CI. Emmett of the Woodburn Hardware & Implement company, was in Aurura on business one day this week. Mrs. A. S. Thompsorn and two daughters visited at the F. W. Will home in Aurora during the week end, Cutsforth Bros., Gervais stock -buyers, shipped a load of livestock from Woodburn yesterday. The windstorm last wee Is said to have destroyed five hop houses in the country between here and Aurora. Numerous other out-build-Injrs in the district were destroyed. Central Howell. Central Howell, Or., Dec. 17. "A Realized Hope," a Christmas modi- MOTHERS MEN!) For Expectant Mothers Used By Three Generations writ! tom booklet on motherhood and baby, frei Brad field Regulator Co. dept. b-d. Atlanta, ga LOOK WHO'S HERE TODAY and Tomorrow Only SALEM'S STAR Marguerita Fischer IN THE BEST PICTURE SHE EVER MADE "The Dangerous Talent" ADDED ATTRACTIONS "THE LIGHT WEIGHT LOVER" A 2 reel Sunshine Comedy with all the Sunshine Stars Featuring "Kid Glove" the Knockout Commedian -and for good measure a Bray Pictograph. COMING SUNDAY Louise Glaum in "LOVE MADNESS" Greater Than "Sex" Salem's Popular Playhouse GRAND THE ,V T R E Inery one in the family. Our stock has been arrriving daily, and we are now in a position to care for your bants. We not only carry Clothing, but have a large stock 01 jsatcnen ware, uisnes, uumuium, wdiiite, TWm onri in ft nooriv Avpwt.riincr needed in the house and for your person. We wish the peopie bowthat we are back of everything that goes out of this store. If for any reason you are not satisfied, we toknow it, so that we can arrange to make you satisiiea. nere are a iew nems seiecu ixiuvm n stock: SHIRTS Dress Shirts, in beautiful patterns which us ually sell at a much higher price . .. ?1.50 Work Shirts, a splendid value at 98c Loggers' Shirts $1L00 Wool Army Shirts 4 90 SHOES 2 aWe to purchase a large stock of the well-known "Master uress shoes for men, at a price that enaDies us shoe for Shoes 4-85 Work Shoes ZZ 5-7 Sh0s, $8.50 value 6 0. DC P, can SWEATERS fWork Sweaters that will kn vou warm. They are half B the low price of ... I...:.!: 4 ZO EXTRA fJIFT SPECIAL 1 Grade Sill- Vniff sir.Qrf that are selling in other ,4t $5.50 and $5.75 we have a few left at 53.00 UNION SUITS Men's Heavy Union Suits that are worth much more than our price $175 Men's Fleece Lined Extra Quality Unions $2.00 Boys' Fleece Lined Unions, same grade, at $125 "Valor" Extra Heavy Union Suits for Men $1.60 Ladies' Fleece Lined Unions, dandy grade of merchandise that sells regularly at $3.00. Our price ., $1.50 SOCKS Six Pairs Men's High Grade Cotton Socks for $100 Other Dress and Work Socks at similarly low prices. GLOVES An pxtra necial value in a suede, fleece lined Dress Glove. Just the An exud ia HE on thing for driving ana aress. uiei uiu6t v.v. Our price for Xmas fonvas Gloves. 2 pairs Work Gloves, both straight and gauntlet in heavy leather Priced from - B"e t0 1-50 $3.50 25c EE! ; XT W:th pach $6 purchase we will give a Gold Band Cup and For SATURDAY ONLY: "Pwrchasei a can of Kippered Fish. Dinner riaie. . Saucer, or a Special ttce Brooms 48c Large Assortment Neckwear. Fine Xmas Gifts 50c Ladies' Silk Hose Regular $2 S1.25 Kiddies' Koveralls 80c Men's Extra Pants $3.25 up STEINBOCK'S L m n.nnATV6 Salem Salem Or Old WHITE Corner Building SALEM'S GREATEST WOMMEN'S APPAREL STORE PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MISSES AND WOMEN This year more than ever before, you will find that practical, useful gifts are the ones that will be appreciated. The Portland Cloak and Suit Co. are prepared for the Holiday trade, with a complete line of Women's Bath Robes, Kimonas, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Silk Petticoats, Waists, Sweaters, Middy Blouses, Furs. etc. Gigantic Reduction in Women's Apparel Coats, Suits and Dresses at Lowest Prices known since 1914. The time has come to reduce our stock regardless of cost or former selling prices. WOMEN'S SUITS HALF PRICE Women of Salem and vicinity are invited to take advantage of this rare opportunity to buy high grade suits and pay just Half the regular price. $38,50 Suits Now $19.25 tl3r Suits Now $67.50 Women's $40.00 Suits priced now $20.00 Women's $45.00 Suits priced now $?2.50 Women's $40.50 Suits priced now $24.75 Women's $52.50 Suits priced now ... $26.25 Women's $55.00 Suits priced now $27 50 vv omen s z.iM suits priced now . $31 25- Women's $72.50 Suits priced now $.'$; 00 Women's $78.00 Suits priced now $39 00 Women's $85.00 Suits priced now . $42 50 Women's $89.50 Suits priced now $44 75 Women's $95.00 Suits priced now $47.50 WOMEN'S STYLISH DRESSES This season's smartest styles In Messaline. Taf feta, Silk, Serge, Tricotine, Tricolet and Jersey Dresses. Some in combinataion of materials, in a complete assortment of sizes, arranged In two groups for your inspection. J- 0 rjf $27.50 to $35.00 Dresses now d) J O. O $35 50 to $45.00 Dresses Now $24.75 Phenominal Sale of Women's Coats $25 to $27.50 Coats $16.50 Smart new Belted Models. Some with large convertible collars, round or square effects. New plaited styles and military models. Cheviots, velours, mel tons, burellas and velvets in all the lead ing colors. $30 to $37.50 Coats Now $19.50 At this price we have an excellent range of coats, all dedftied not only for icrvloc, but also for looks. Smart coata with wide belts, large COlUari and pockets; some trimmed with fur or plush. Coats with pleats at back, or with gather. Dozens of new styles. Meltons, Kerseys, Cheviot, Burellas and velours. $50 to $55 Coats Now $37.50 Women's new Winter Coats in best of colors and materials Navy, Brown, Purple, OrCen anil Taupe. Coats for all occasions, with col lars of self material, fur, or plush. All Plush Coats remaining from our great unloading sale now offered less than REMARKABLE SALE OF WOMEN'S BATH ROBES Rare opportunity to select new and pretty Robes for Christmas gifts or puwnsl use at substantial savings. Hundreds of Corduroy and fancy blanket garments now offered away below regular values. FANCY CORDUROY ROUES BATH ROBES $8.50 Women's IJath Uobes of good quality blank et material. Indian and conventional designs. Made with long sleeves, and roll collars; have them in all sizes. BATH ROBES $9.75 Blanket Hath Uobes. in I large collection, itr a variety of new and beautiful floral ! Blfns, Straight line styles, with round or square collars anil cord Kirdles. ( BATH ROBES $11.50 Bath Uobes of extra Rood quality blanket material. Several pretty styles to select from. Latest patterns and colors, roll and square col lars, and all sizes to select from. Beautiful RobOi of good material, new and pre tty styles, round or square collars and cotil girdles, made with lonn sleevs. I., .. them In all sizes, MttgfeM in price from $11.75 TO $17.50 SILK KIMONAS FOB GIFTS Great vuriny of new Japan Silk KIluOfMa. in several pretty designs suitable for CtMfetmaa Klfts. 1 'rices range from $19.7H CHRISTMAS GIFT Months ago we made .reparations for the holiday Fur Season. Taking unusual care in the selecting "of the furs, and in making ture that the workmanship was the best. If we had delayed until this time we should have had difficulty In getting the qualities the women of Salem and vicinity want, and the price because of market conditions would necessarily be much higher. Fur Neck-Pieces, Capes, Scarfs, Etc. Some in match sets at price that will save you mon'-y, Including Conev. Oi.posum. Dyed Lynx. Black Fox. Taupe and Black Wolf, Bed M,,r,i" s,,uir""- $16.50 T" $75.00 ECONOMY 3tore Bargains $12.30 Jtnln Coats, now B.7J $25.00 Utility Coals for girls $16 10 New and pretty VvTabits I 9 Georgette Waists, val- now $.1.8 $5.00Wool Serso Bloomers now .. $3.00 House Uressen and Aprons . . $1.75 Mi - $2.50 to $3.00 hats and caj $1.48 Women's $4.30 and $5.00 trimmod Haul 13.73 Nursea' Apron, $3 vulur (1.13 Georgette Blouses New and Pretty Geor gette and Crep de Chine Blouses, all size. $ 50 and $10.50 val ue, now Midtfy Blouses Bpecial group of Good Middy Blouses, Red, Navy and fJreen. $12. 75 value now Silk Petticoats Beautiful quality of Silk Petticoat, some plain, other striped and changeable color. Value to $10.00. Sale ro-lc Silk Camisoles New and Prelty Sds Camlolet, white, navy and brown, all IV $2 and $2.50 value. ! tr , jol d iai Ith tb wi Fr $9.25 $1.65 "HOUSE OF BARGAINS" $7.75