Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 12, 1908, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Textfi ', .fc.v4 -4J),( k -yv.r.l' (rlf i;.h lmj w$ Nfc; itiAto OAteJto JtotnfcfAi AmIm, oiumon. Saturday, dkgkmiibr id, looa. 12 wMfttetM u A & o o o O O O o n n H 3 ( lV C H FM ST MLAS SUGGESTIONS tflteii 7 w O LCWi a Now is the best time of the holidays to do your shopping. The stocks are now at their zenith, selections are easy to make, you'll be better satisfied, and when you're satisfied we are. It is a pleasure to us to satisfy you. The many hundred presents we are showing this year are just as delightful : AS THE PRICES mmm.M thoy're real olcclrld cars. Thoy run by oloctrirlty. Wo hnvo hun dreds of mechanical toys and stoam engines, gamos, blocks, Btuffod animals, Toddy Doars dishes, paints, wagons, balls, horns, drums, dolls, rocking horses, oto. (See Court St. Window Display) Bring the Children To toy land; wo lmvo tho larg ost showing of toys over brought to Salem; bo suro nnd have them boo tho "Iioso City Filer" and tho "Chorry City Limited"; HEMINWAY'S SILK THREAD Somo merchants handle other brands of Bpool silk becnuso thoy can bo bought cheaper. Cheapness is not ono of tho qualities claimed for hi. Homlnwny's & uonsr biiK. Manufactured sow ing silk costs about $7 por pound, wood for making spools coBts uuout 0 por cord. When you buy n spool of Bilk buy Bilk, not wood filling. Hominway'8, Ifti yard spoolsC Spool nil colors vv CUT GLASS Mnny pleasing and sultnblo gifts can bo found in this do partmont, all tho latest cuts, In cluding tho frost effects; hero nro bowls, nappies, water bottles, fruit trays, bolls, violet cups, glasses, punch glasses, etc. . -.J O O o llojdor of Portland ucr, ' !lJ A PURSE Is a good suggestion, and hero you have from tho very simplest to tho most olnborato alligator hand purses, coin purso, or bag to chooso from. (See Display Purse Section) XMAS RIBBONS Holly and tioll designs, all novolty colorings, nil widths, No. 1 to No. CO. Tho largest showing wo'vo over mado along thoso lines nnd your earliest soloctloiiK nro advised. before the showing is broken Holiday Footery Our lino comprises lllo newest nnd best, mndo from matorlnls that will woar, making out1 ollpporti practical nnd durnblo prosouta. All sizes, nil colors, for moil, woman nnd children. (SHOE SECTION) o o M&M MPMHBMMMHHIBBR o o o o o.. o o o o o o CITY NEWS ooooooooooo Weather Forecast . Italn tonight and Sunday; cooler Sunday; Ktrong southerly wind. After Jnnnary 1, 11)00 Tho homo of Win, Drown, '578 BW.o Btrcot, wlU bo for rent. For particulars Inquire at rosldonco, 578 Stuto 'etreot, or at offlco, 129 Com mercial Btrcot. 1 2-5-1 w For Kent Darn and two or throe light house keeping rooms. Dopot Hotel, near 8. P. dopot 12-10-3t Tbfoo reasons for buying Cleveland's Daklng Pewder: Suporlor Quality (Puro Cream of Tartar), Ncatout Package (Scrow top can). Best Prlco (3 lbs. $1; 5 lbB. $1.05) Notice Spoclnl mooting of Chomokota Lodgo No. 1-, I. Or O. F at their hall Wednesday, December 16, at 1:30 p. m for tho purposo of laying tho rornarBtono of Eaton Hall on tho Wlllnm.e'tto University campus. All Odd Follows, whothor mombors or i evident, are requostod to nttoml O. M. Vorls, N. Q.; W. i. Pottlt, Sec 12-123t "Why Is It Mrs. Jones, by corfeo Is always bit tor?" Buy hotter coffee; got Fol- gor's Golden Gate, whole roast, don't grind too flno or boll too long. Philomath Cronmory butter for tho good tnblo. Ask your grocor. SI)nfor, tho Harness Man Now Is tho tlmo to got your heavy draft' and plow horses. Bost stock ill town. For Stovo Wood And coal call 198. Voget Lumbor Coiupnny. New Houses W. Always for sale, Vogot Lumbor Company. For Anything ' " " ' In tho grocery ljne, fresleggs and country butter, call on J. M, Law ronco. Phono 311, l Holiday Neckwear Wo lmvo Just received tho Iarg oat shipment of Holiday ties by oxjireBs and thoy are now on dis play ready for your choosing, In tliO lot will bo found all tho now es"l colors as well as many Btnulo colors. 25c to $2.50 Think of HIiigCH' Hlg Sale. Particular Buyers Can nlways find what thoy want in tho meat lino at Stousloff's Sani tary Markot. Phono ordors nro care fully Bolectod. Phono 321. A CookiJtook nnd souvenir . GlvQiiLto.ovory lady visiting our ranBQffSpiiiBtrallon noxt week. IlurjJn Hamilton. Jt ' " " ' You Should 8cv - Those hoautlful pink Camoos at Hlngoie; cerjialnly bwoII nnd must bo sold, snmo as tho rest, at way down prices. You WlU Mis lt- Bad If you don't buy now of tho Orogon Shoo company. Splendid Display Patton Bros, nro again putting forth tholr best efforts In mooting tho wants of tho Holiday shoppor A woll-llghtod store, and tho samo cnpablo holp, aro thcro to greot you. Snutn, If you will como again I will try and wait on you In splto of the big crowds. Yours tnuly, C. II Hlnge, Jeweler. Music Rolls nnd Bags All tho latest styles. Colors and designs for Xmns, at Geo. C. Will. Every One Is Happy That haB bought tholr shoes at tho Orogon Shoo company's Great Removal Sale. A Few Hlgh-Gnule 17, 19, 21, 23-Jowoled Watches, standard makoa, sold at cost. By C H. Hinges, jowolor, N. Commercial stroot. Sc Hinges' North Window Sunday. Fillod with out glass bowls at prices never offered bofore. Pr.Ico on theso will bo Monday only, " Dance at Armory Tonight Everybody wolcome. McElroy's orchestra. Just ft Postal That's "what you ned to oxtond a Christmas' greetlug to a far-away friend. Patton's Post Curd Hall Is showing an unusual display of Christmas and Now Yea post cards.. UiulirolhiH, Gold Handle And gun mctnl for Ladles or Gou-. tlomen. Closing out at cost. C. II.' Hinges tho Commercial street Jowolor. 1 Dotnonstratlon glvQU-tf;ily noxt weok. Call and try ouV.hot-hlKcuita mill eoffeo. nitron & Hamilton. '. v .: h -. J Hot Biscuit itnd Coffee At our ransro domonstratron-'ovftry day noxt woclr. "buron Hamftroa. A GOES NSANE WHEN KEPT FROM. HIS FAMILY, Proas LeiisQd Wlw.) ilsco, IXMSZ-Mibnloi Toy Pianos For chlldron, all different nnd prices nt Geo. C. Will'. sizes Football Junior-! An East Salem pick up team de feated Lincoln school Juniors today by a scoro of 10 to 5. Will Not Contest Mr. 0. S. Gtmblo of the Sixth varad, who camo within ono voto of bolng oloctod to tho city council, tu thorlzes tho Journal to say that he uccopts tho result and will not con t 8t Mr. G"oenbaum'a seat. Attempted Robbery An attempt at robbery was ro ported to tho police this morning by parties residing in a house at 1656 Court streot at about 11 o'clock last evening, but upon Investigation or tho ofllcors no ovidonco could bo found nor clow rscortatned. POLK COUNTY FARMER STRUCK BY W0RKCAR Wm. Caldor, a Polk county farmer aged about 70, was hit by tho Orogon Electric work car as ho was driving ncroB sthelr track on ChomekoUi street at 2o'clock this afternoon The rig was knocked about CO foot, ho was thrown out and tho hoio was bruisod somo. Mr. Culdur wuk nMe to" bo up and about and seemed little Svorso foV hlB sevore shaking up. Tho buggy was badly wrecked -o- O J&. m 37 d 33t X u3l . Own Ma 7 im ftBHwtoflis fiog? ugaatw s .i at Afmu (United v Sua Francisco, DccVl3.i)onlod iZ landing on tho threshold o f th "Promised Lund" that holds his fnm My i nnd hla friends,' Horn Tim; wh nrriyad. at this port two mqiUiH ago wont vfolently Imjane. early (priiiy, I tho dontoutlon shetl of tno Paelfi MnU company. Horn Tim enrao from Canton to Joln.hitj, kindred1, but upo uhis arrival! ht'r'e waa not pornrltleil to innd. Ho; appoaled' hlcasu to Washington and hcuofully waited! until a do-slslon camu supporting tho ruling of tho In. migration inspectors U.ri. He plteausly begged tho InsKJfitors to permit him to Join his family nnd fiieia's and finally broko down under tho blow nuiC vont raving mud.- 'J'ho crazed Chinese was to linv" boon deport! on tho Tenv Mnru but tho- Japanpe lino refused to ro colvo nn Insiino coollo, so Horn Tim is hold until the noxt liner of tho Pnclflc Matt Steamship company shall tnko him away from tho land of his hopes. PERSONAL MENTION OOOOOnni v i C. II. Roanu, of Mcdfoid, Is In the uuy, n. j. today Carver Gibson, of Portland, was in tho city today J. V. Nqidhausor loft for liis hom in Uodeborg this morning. Mrs. II. A. Deck was In Brookt visiting frlonds yesterday. Mrs. W. K. Hunt hns gone to Port land to spend tho holidays. V. Whltlock went to Sllvorton lnt nigut. MrB. A. D. Smith of Waucond i. wont through to Albany today. Miss Julia LnFountnln, of the rout school, is visiting Mrs. F. A. Sutton! Mrs. Linn H. Urlgg. of Portland! hns been tho guest ofihor Bister, Mn A. C. Lawrence. L. Alloti of Kings Vnlloy hag ,. turnod to his homo nftor having his daughter's oyou treated. W. L. St. John roturned to his homo In Corvnllls yesterday nftor noon after attending tho convention O. E. Gould, who hn9 boon hero on biiBiness, roturned to his homo In Orogon City yostordny. S. A. Jones, of Brooks, return A to his homo Inst night, aftor attend ing tho dairy convention. L. L. Wnkoflold, proprietor of tho Oakland, Orogon, creamery, has re turned o his homo aftor atotnJIng tho dairy convontlon. II. B. McLand, of Lyons, loft for his homo this morning nftor attend ing itho convention. C. W, Roberts, manager of tho Ly ons Creamery ,hnu returned to hli homo nftor attotlding tho convontlon Mrs. Snlllo Jones roturned today to hor homo in Jefferson nftor visit ing with hor sister, Mrs. O. W. John son. Mr. and Mrs. C. O; Cotifltnhlo loft today for Corvallls, whoro thoy will spond Sunday tho guests or friondn. Miss Graco Damon and Miss Miu- nlo Achonbnch of tho local telephone offlco, wont to Portland this morning to spond Sunday. Mrs P. W. McDonald, or Sclo, has roturned to hor homo nftor spending n fow dnyn with hor husband, who Is working near Salem. Mrs. C.C.Brldgos of Ottawa, Kan., arrived In Salem today, and will spoiid tho wlntor with hor daughter. Mrs. J. N. Bovorsv O. G. Simpson, who had charge of all tho oxhiblts at tho Dairy con vontlon, roturned to bin homo In Corvallls today. Mr. Simpson Is n slstaivt Imtructor of Dairy and Hui bandry of the Agricultural college. Mrs. Mnggfo Camp of Salem, Ohio, who hns boon vhdtlug.at tho homo of her aunt, Mth.,AI. J. McCoy, loft to day for Los Aiigclft!, California, to Hpqnd tho ,wiitor with hor daughter, LAYING CORNERSTONE 1 1 PRK (CoflU Nk. iff "ntll tho "hOB arrhm "L wc. Tho dty or thont ?&. St "ow erotic In Ei.n.in. wa f-.: :,u ure toforo in ,i.;m e "- VUftL KA. nivo ben tofcL Mm result of .;; '" "' abunl,ntatre Not onlv a- m . butoBf.M.LTi a Gd .KtfS!8 0.1L1 lorn I. .. " Kt thlnr,n: "!ttS ''"w la'l Mobtlitui nnv ni,i i,i.j .. ""WU ' " 1)1 ((UL NotwithMandlfi, n. . coptlonally tllt mF boon PnZ '7'W cording to report, ! districts In this Mm. took prccftutlon to ,y "' blnn nlih .i. ... . ' ,.; .; ;" w am "" Bumcieatli over until tho neit i ..cruioioro, tho ton irl "u a very good trii country pooplo, wfio 4 look the (act that mi tho most Imporumt ! ior city trade. Tho morracnti Is slow (is yet, the; Uhf consiaoraoi) on ac(ot tromcly high prlcet it shorU market htn, they nr for the ra season, Glee Clatt Mb Tho Oregon 0Wc!ilW ontlre balcony la. the (Ml houso to the Silerahli donts and the; wit Vt ( body on Tuesday niiht,ti(j NorwlciUk)Fl inmimi Prank Mercdttfe, KM Omco wlthWouBrtiiH 20, Commercial itmt, . MONEY TO 10 THOS. K.rt Ovor Ladd & Bah'lBidt,S oo a o o (nrouin 0 NEW TOM! n n o n n fl 001! I'or S;ile Dry wooIfAl por. cord PhoBelu " I7y0 State itrwt Jt r 1 l OF EATON HALL ArrangomontH hnvo boon mndo for laying tha conuirfltono of the now teuton hall building' that Is being erected on WlTmmetto university camput) noxt Wednesday. Tho don or of tho fund 1b expected to bo pros ont nnd ns ho is a prominent Odd Follqw that order will conduct tho ceremony. A sultutrfo program and sorvlces have boon arranged. ForrMirs, Attention Bo nt HolmanballprcaW! p. nl. to take part latfraO Geo. NT. rattenpn, f R Wood for Hnltv-S03i I wood In IMneh 1 1" longth, delivered to av f( clo-. Phone 71, or tU' Truck & DrayCe'P5 street, Salem, Ortpa- Wuuiifl A fcorM to ' feed, to do Hsat drill Wrlclit. butcher J. street. Por Sfllp Cherry Wf Bfng and tamUrl. M Vow nnd second-bsil salo, C DIHman. HI CLOSING OUT SALE Great Bargains In Christ mas Presents Ladles' Gold Pilled Watches $11.00 up Gent's Gold Killed Watches' , $10.00 up Ladles Gold Filled Chains $1.50 up Gents Gold Filled Chains --- $1.00 up Gold Sot Ring $100 u Lockets and" Charms.. ,cqc yL Cuff Duttons 50c up ,st,f $1.00 up Scarf Pins, solid gold, Watches nil of standard makes; every thing guaranteed. Stock must bo tsold In limited tlmo. - " " ' CHAS." H. HINGES, Jeweler and Optician ou Com mercial street. Hmnieiif imf !!' j! TODAY'S SPEC) E. O. MOLLS COUNTRY MEATS Loin, Sausage, Spare Ribs, Hams, Bacon, L rDriiTQ Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Figs, Dates, R rants, Citron, Orange ancj Lpn Pea- soJeaga1 COFFEE Have vou tried our coffee? We arc P.hnop R, Snnhnrn's FamoUS Blends. F've blends, and we are sure we can please you wW u :n M.w sn thpm a trial. en UIUIM II YUU Will UIIIY yiv ' , , . ftm i a... .u iae nnffee and tea1 inese are pui up uy uic iiy - the world. BREAD Wo oro collinn an Article that IS fUSl LZZZZb njPLrt.n.u o -- fine as l --arTii I IVIOIR GROCERJ.J ca 158 State Street ittitiiiin V