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For the
Modern
Baby
Bunting
Daddy doesn't go out
to hunt for rabbit ikini
jo keep the lby warm.
He is less ror untie,
but more practical.
He buys a
and all during the cold Fall and Winter
months his house is kept warm and
cozy for his wife and babies.
A Perfection OA Heater ia almoit indispen.
able when there are children in the home. Every
home haa uses for it
Ma J. with nfcA.I Irlmmlnt; pl'ln H-t r ,nam,l.4, furoqoi,..
o drum: Ornam.nlml. ln,p,n,w,. ., or
Eauly movd ham room (o room. Al d.al.n twymhm
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
481 Murkot Stmt
Su Frucluo
nmunnKa, sale, oiuoo, wednesiut.
Circus on
the Stage
at Grand
DECEMBER It. 1012.
AM)
HE
FOLLY, TUB OUACEFIT
DASHING RIDER, win
THEUE ONE OF THE STiMivr-rcT
AND MOST REALISTIC OF 4 LI
MODERN l'LAYS.
Poor Old Sickles.
I UNITED mis! LEASED VIM.
Now York, Daa 10. Despite the
fact that his wife satisfied a Judgment
of $3500 against him only a few days
ago, General Daniel Slckloa today
fact eviction, from his elegant Fifth
Avenue home unless a mortgage ol
$118000 hold hy the Bowery Savings
Dnnk Ib liquidated.
There Is nothing better than mar
ring for bringing out all the temper
there Is In red hair.
11m1
Vicor.VictroUXIV,$lSO
AUBOgUiyorOU
The best gift
of all
There isn't a woman
anywhere who wouldn't
be more than delighted
to receive a Victor
Victrola on Christmas.
This wonderful musi-
!..i..,mnt !c tVir irlpnl
- cai UbU Uiiicui
Christmas gift and the wide range of prices
:. ...uu:- mMt.u f a1145ie. ten. $40, $50.
jjuis it Willi in itav-ii j i -"' y-i k '
$75. $ioo, $150, $200.
Don't longer deny your family the pleasure
derived from the Victor-Victrola. Stop in today
and get a line on this ideal Christmas gilt.
Terms to suit your convenience can be
-Iff-.
CHAS. E. ANDERSON, Agt.
247 N. Com. St. Salem, Ore
ft
Graduating frora tne clrc,.( () (hp
Intimate stage" Is not so mine-
Ions an It u'm.u ..... .
..,,, Dt.Bm l0 person8 ot
uuiuamtftt with the historv of the fa
mous St. Iou family. i(ia St. 1
now a recognised American star la
being followed In the oath to f,' t,
hsr little sister, Elsie St. Leon, and
me indications are that the younger
wi.i booh shine as brightly as her sis
ter.
Tt la n V,nr,l l..l.., , .
... muiiitj; wnicn circus
peformers receive, but it Is a thor
ough one. Most of the Impressions
which tho entertainers seek to convey
Is made by action and pantomime.
The average circus performer has
even a greater task In "putting u
over" than does a player In a come
dy or drama. The sympathy of the
big crowd under the canvass must be
won, as It Is necessary to get a the
atre audience "with" the actor.
The St. I.eona have been circus per-
lormer8 for many generations. Elsie's
grandfather was famous 40 years ngo
as a daring bareback rider. Willi the
present generation it has become a
case of not loving the circus loss, bul
the stage more.
The St Leons were originally en
gaged to furnish the realism for "Pol
ly of the Circus." However, It was not
long before the management learned
that at least two of the girls, Ida
and Elsie, wero possessed of genuine
dramatic talent.
Ida was first given a chance, and
her triumph Is now a matter of his
tory In the chronicles of the Ameri
can stage.
Little Elsie Is just winning her
spurs, but the critics la every city
where she has appeared sny she Is a
coming star, and that some day her
name will flash out from Droadway In
electric lights.
Frederick Thompson believes "Polly
of the Circus'1 is another 'Way Down
East," and that it Is easily good for
10 years more. So he has provided a
splendid organization for lis produc
tion this year, with massive scenery,
nn array of circus performers la ad
dition to the big cast of actors and
four beautiful horses.
One would think that a big saving
would be gained by eliminating the
horses. So It would, but Mr. Thomp
son never does things by halves, and
when he presents the circus scene he
wants It to bo a genuine reproduction
and not a painted replica.
But the big feature of the drama Is
the surTb acting of Elsie St. Leon In
the rolj of "Polly."
Don't fail to see It at tho Grand to
night.
Preparing to
Issue the Bonds
Recently Voted
BREAKS A COLO,
OPENS NOSTRILS
1'U'l.S COLD COuTUlM) t mis
(01 IIS INI) GKltl'E l I ynv
l!0l KS-NO Ql lMM:.
The most severe col 1 win h-, broken
and all grippe misery -.nded after tilt.
ing a dose, ol Tape's Cold C..uiK,und
every two hours until three cciL.eeu
tive doaes ar taken.
You will distinctly f.vl all tho dis
agreeable symptoms leaving a.Vr the
very first dose.
The most miserable headache, dull.
ness, head and nose stuffed ,,, f.Ver-
ishness, sneezing, running of tlio nose.
sore throat, mucous catarviial dls
charge, soreness, stiffness, rheuma
tism pains and other distress Minis.!..
Take this wonderful Compound as
diiocted, with the know Mi; that
there Is nothing else tn the world,
which will cure your cold or end
orippa misery as promptly and witli
i'(it any other assistance or had after
effect as a 25-eent paekago of Vane's
Cold Compound, which any druggist
can supply contains no quinine lo-
loi'gs In every home accept no substi
tute Tastes nice acts gently.
Discuss !
Plans for j
Open River
Pire Tin
OPENS WITH VI ST TALK.
Farmers' Course at 0. A.
Willi Fourteen I.ceturo
on l'lant 1 lie.
'. Kevin
llrxt
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
valllis, Ore, Dec. 10. The opening
session of the Farmers' Week nt the
Oregon Agricultural College yester
day afternoon had 11 Important lec
tures, beginning with Instruction oil
plant lice and their control, and in
cluding vegetable growing, slock
breeding, landscape gardening, or
chard Irrigation, vegetable diseases,
poultry farming, water supply, logan
berry culture and like topics.
Plant lice known to be working on
the orchard and bush fruits In Ore
gon were discussed by Prof. H. F. Wil
son In two lectures. Special atten
tion was given the brown applo aphis,
because no other species of aphis
causes anything like the amount of
damage in all sections of the state
as does this one.
"In some few sections the wooly
aphis Is quite bad, but where thor
ough spraying Is carried on for San
Jose scale nml other Insects, this spe
cies is of minor importance." said
Prof. Wilson. "On young nursery
stock the green apple aphis frequent
ly becomes bad, and tho trees miiBt , ,-v,.r
Major Mclndoe, tho government en
gineer, who U InvesUgatlr?: tho pro
posed deepening of tho channel of the
Willamette river between Oregon City
and Kugeuc- outlined his plans and re
lwrtod his finding in an address t
fore a gathering of Willamette valley
representatives of commercial organ-i'-atlons
at the Hoard of Trade rooms
last night.
The result of Major Mctndoo' talk
was the appointment of a committer,'
headed hy ,1. W. Morgan, of CorvalllsJ
to Initiate a campaign t assist the!
I gov eminent in the project. I
Tho government engineer Insisted1
that the people of the valley can raise i
as much money for the Improvement j
of the river uk th.. government will 1
appropriate, and he declared himself
In lavor of some Imlu.vment of this
nature being olT-uiiI. As soon as a re-!
ort. has Poen submlltul to llie gov
ernment by Major Melmhv the money'
that has been allo'ed for 'lie snre- of
in- r(er win H. available. Ho de-'
elar.il (hat his rejiort would be tin '
favorable unless the iieopl,. (1f t, Va. j
ley collalKrale with tho government'
in tho working out of the proposal j
project.
The improvement section of the riv-
ir lies hetu.vn Oregon City and Eu
gene, ami tho plans call for a c.lcmnel
of a depth f six fot. Whs ami
danm are t( be us.sl In piwurlng (lie
required depth of water, llwauso of
a grade of about I por cent, or ap
proximately live, feet to tt lull,,, t.
deepening of the river Mwivn Corval
lis and Eugene will offer eoiimdcrahle
dllllculty.
Working under Mr. Morgan on tho
committee chosen i Inaugural, 1 the
co-operative work, member of the nov
el nl commercial organl.alious ,,f the
valley will he sel.vtod Mr. Morgan
hopes to have the work well under
way In three weeks' lime. Major Me-!
Imloo roughly estlinat.Ml that the re
quired dams ami locks will number 1
about ll'.l. bul he would quolo no dell-'
idle ligiircs. 1
Those present at, tho morllng were1
.1- I., llanna pearl Alexander, .1. (. '
Mcintosh and !,. Damon. Independ
ence; J. S Van Winkle. Albanv; A. II
md W. (I M' I'herson, Port-
Christmas
Shopping is
a Pleasure
DON'T FORGET BABY
A Wry large showing ,lf ,fll. W(l,lr ,, on ,
mother will bo glad to eiamlno. Dainty new s.uuc, lundeei, coats,
sweat,-, and other apparel, without which no baby', (olt.t I. completa
This Is called the silk honlery store because we carry auch good
brands at the low.ut prices. UiucV. white and colon, at 97c to $i.M
Where
t
Reduced Prices on Hand Bags
Reduced Prices on Waists
Dennison's Gift Dressings
Women's Silk Dresses, $12.50
Merchandise Orders for Sale Here
9jALiTr
I'OPULAil
MJhiuImtiiiinunnuf
MCRCHANDI3C
UNun limn Krwiciisuit t cixwf
PRIfIS
be sprayed or they sometimes ili
result.
'The egg Is the stage In which most
of the plant Hep send the wlnler, nl
tached lo twigs, under bud scab's,
pieces of bark or on the open ktirfaen
of the young shoots of such shrubs or
trees as serve for the overwinter
host plant.
"The Btem-molher, so called because
In tho spring she hatches from the
egg, and Is the mother aphid of all the
other generations produced through
out tho nnrlnir. summer and fall, I
a ;ii(f.I; W. A Cusick and D. A. While,
.'alone, M. .1 Duryei. and A. C DKon.
Eugene; ,. W. .Morgan, Conallls; W.
(!. Pnrrol. X'-nberg.
lilt.
U l. U l III T IUIM h
IS VISITIMJ THIS Sl ( HON
Dr. Wallace lliillerlck. of the Hock-!
("feller Eouiulallon, of New York, ar- j
rived In Salem yesterday, and with ;
Stale Superintendent Alderman In the
aflernoon l.xik a tour through Polk
county. The object of Mr llutterlck's
visit Is to study thi! home credll plan.
tvot fertilized and produces her young which Is advocated hy Superintendent!
nilvn Al of he maiiT suc( ( i (i in (.
generations produced
the
like
through
summer are vlvl-parous females
the Btem-molher."
Prof.
spring and fall migrants, the males,
and their life history, and of methods
of control.
Dr. Miilterbk read the pamphlet
written by Mr. Alderman on Hi" sub
ject anil which was scattered hr.uiil-
Wllson then spoke of the cast iiirougiioui m i n ni.-.o-n ..,
.slucalors and (slucjillonal puliliea
tlons. Tho rending of this immphb-t
led to .Mr. lluttei b k's visit west.
NEW WIDE EMBROIDERIES
42-inch flouncing, nice goods only ?--507V!a!!!
Embroidery flouncing, beautiful pattern, only ..wya
17- inch embroideries, all new, only -c j
18- inch embroideries at , y .
Wide linen Torchon laces at
Blankets
Blankets, 55x72
Blankets 58x76
Woolen blankets. SDecial at
Blankets from 40c a pair up to $5,00 a pair
..75c pair
' "..$1,00 pair
..$2,75 pair
The levy of a sufficient tax upon all
nronerty In the city to meet the first
Installment of principal and interest
of tho 1310,00m bond issue voted In the
-....( m,v lnction was embodied In
a resolution preparatory to the Issue
vhlch was passed at the session of
the city council Monday night by
unanimous vole.
The resolution was prepared by City
Aitornnv It- K. Pe'': and rot.-n.Hlii.un
III o. Whit,- II direct- the ciiy aitor
l,.y to prepare the form of the bonds
L,",lred to be Issued for tho payment
lot on, .landing liabilities Incurred In j
I .. . . ..-.,-u The I
l the crtistriiciion 01 .
I bonds are to be i-ay.ll at uie
Uency of the of Oregon In .New
York City or at bo ofn of the .-Hy
'treasurer of a.l-m. at "l'll," ,,f
!1S owners of the ITovlslon I-
n,,U that the a.iaeiuts: .f th bonds
.shall be left to H.e option of tho pi.r
.;.,ia.r :.er,-f e,..',ject to the ll-nlla-
(1(;ns f the Sab'",: ciiy charter.
! ThiHv..lH..n"-.b-da..-d January 1
A,id. fr.m !" "- f"r "" "a'";-n:
J ll.-TlT Or pi MO .'"'
...,n I." ii. ad- thai
li.r,. f,,r a b-'.y of a
and pa.v !"'
;, I,, -oils .
,. I ml iv-'i"
!,.,- r of 1 le
nd pnvl-
Did You Spend AH Day Monday
Over a Wash Tub?
(Mm day each week the family wash dotuiind the linn,
of III, i housekeeper.
Tluil Is If she (dill cling lo the old way. Hill If she I
j.l.rivoHl of I he times and sen. Is tho wash to uh, wiikIi
day seems the siinio as any oilier.
Delicate nml fumy pieces will be relumed In as good nul
lum as when received, for lln-y aio handled by hiiiul,
Just a carefully as when .lone at hnine, ninl oil need
hae no fear of any article being damaged while In our
care.
Make no tub-take --send your (IHOD chillies lo thin
;OD laundry.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
136-1GG S. Liberty Phone 25
wants irnnv S0l.l AM)
JIONF.Y SKT TO IMS M0TIIF.lt
Asking that his body bo Bold to the
Willamette medical college for $100
and tlm money be given to his moth
er, If. K. ( hick) Itolierts, who Is to be
banged at ihe penitentiary on Friday,
has written to Prison Superintendent
Lawson.
., . ,.;nei,lnt with the Idler
JVIUIOSl ' ""
from th p!i.m'i cones one to th"
snperhitemlent from Huberts' m-al.er,
usking that a lib lure of b-r son In
clll.eii'j ''''''" 'i ll" ;
put (o .b ath. Mr. Koberts l-lls the
sHperi.it. udent .b,t she has no photo- ,
.rr..i, of 1-er :.-. Shelivsat Mulll-,
no, a Dutx-rlJ of Portland.
( Ineoi'iMiraliiin.
Th Yamhll Kleclrlc. Co., of Ncb"ig.
today filed papers with the secrelary
of stale, showing that it has Incrcnsed
Its capitalization from r. 'H to !'.-
Olio.
Other papers filed bv (KjH.ri"i"H
today w.-re llie fnMowIng
Stoddard Dnyloii A-i' Co . nop--!-mentary:
H- l :!.!' i! 1 " . '
lail. $ : I"' " ''' "" ' ''""
As ioi-i.i'1 .ii. I I i.ill.l . Se HI r-l I'i.e -i
Mm.-, n. II 'ho'i. I',"0'im.
rViiil Wood
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OAST O R ' A
50 ladies' coats at rvmi't
All this season's goods, new style coats, to Uo.e
the line at $5,00 each,
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
240-246 Commercial Street
(if ci" li; ' ,!
,,ml Intcf-t 11
,l,e c i I
nlllii i'-Ilt '' ;
Miy lmi'''i''al
I ( n-e ineid ut,
;,t the l-"el
b i, is is lo ha
Pen of f'inil
nml doing t;'"
i,n bond subject oly t
I,, n'l as pi
;.ro'-e
or mi
.,, ,1,.. -.ale
The : :"'!-
l-ie II! 1 1 1 ' I-
,!, blank betel
running aid prin'm"
the form of
I'loni'-y-
p,l by the . iiy
'Ions.
They
I'amoui SUM llcaiino
,00k with horror on Skin Km
naor Salt Kheum.
,B chapped hands, chilblains; heal
Zl ci'. and bruise.
for pile.. Ia cents of J.
Morris, Cash
Feed and Grocery
Store
Iff :).,
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SPA'JLDING LOGGING
COMPANY
SITCIAL I'ltlCL rOlt TEN DAYS
1 G ill. wood, 5 Itvr'is ul $1.75
loads i $2.00
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p,.,fe,'!ori vull-y
:ii-A tK,nis cnied barns
Free takers
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Weiford and Y
picture kIiows
I lin(ii) H'J.
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fc-ti,e-l In this p.'1-er r tor i-a.
DR. STONE'S
Drug Store
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nf ei,(d) uliil'MliK
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'Accessory Dealers or Salem
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