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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1912)
r 1 I ; ,nrMv uirrnntT. DECEMBER 21, 1912. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAit.n, um"- Vnge Fourteen u A New Store Filled With Beautiful Things for Xmas C. T. POMEROY 118 South Commercial Street I am ready for the Christmas Season with a large, varied and beautiful stock of Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass and Watches, I want you to see my display, A Merry Chrislmas and Happy New Year to all, CHRISTMAS AT THE STATE TRAINING SCHOOL Ily Stipt. Will S. Half. CHRISTMAS AT THE IN SANE ASYLUM. Ily Dr. Lee Slolner. Jos. 9 Headquarters for SMOKERS' ARTICLES Ih Just tho place for Ihe wife, mother, sister or daughter to go for a Xinim present which will delight the until who smokes. (let a nlco lifix of cigars Adolph hug them at from ,r,0 cents ft lifx upwanl. I low nlxiul it nice pipe Adolph has thorn at from $ 1 . r. 0 upward. Kverythlng lo please I lie lover of tobacco, AdulihV-llciidiiiaiicrs for SiiHihcr's Ail Ides, limne orders will receive prompt, intention, .hint phono Main 100 inn) jour .order will be delivered to you KllKH by Hpcclal messenger. A Merry Christmas! To our many customers, old and new, That tho one hundred boys now at the State Training School may have an enjoyable Christmas day, is the expressed desire of Superintendent Halo. Among these boys, ranging ' ages from ten to eighteen, are a num ber who are homeless and friendless with no one but the State to whom to look for ChrlHtnms cheer. There- j fore It Is asked of all good people, who have a warm spot In their hearts for Iboys In general and a desire to make ! someone happy, that they share their blessings with these boys and show toward them tho truo spirit of Christ iinas. In tho lino of gifts, such arti cles as lraoks, stationery, games, mit tens, and handkerchiefs will be ac ceptable. These things afford not only pleasure and comfort, but be j cause of the gift, also fill the lone some corner In the heart of the re ceiver. J At the school, great preparation Is being made for tho holiday Benson. ; On Christmas day m labor but that which Is absolutely necessary will be performed. The entire main building will be beautifully decorated with Oregon-grape, mistletoe and festoons of fir boughs, and In the chapel a huge tree will bend under Its weight of good things which delight both tho eye and the stomach of the boy. Here will bo hung tho presents sent by the friends and relatives and for each liy there will be a generous bag of candy and liutB, furnished by the stale, Old St. Nick himself will appear to iIIb pense these gifts, Immediately follow ing the program which Is being espe cially prepared by members of I he boys' choir, At noon a big dinner will be served, many extra and specially Inviting dishes being prepared which will be suro to tempi. Ihe boyish ap petite. By theso things It Is hoped the day will bo inado a memorable one k all tho boys and that, those to whom homo is but a name may receive (some little touch of the birthright which has not been theirs. The majority of our wards are good, average- boys who have- made but one mis-step, or who, through tho Influ ence of bad company, have become cureless !'!" Indiscreet, thus making it necessary that they should be placed In charge of the school for a time with t lit- hope of helping them to see I bin there is a bigh standard attain able by all who will try for It; that they must ever be on the alert to cultivate that, which Is pure and up lifting, and to shun lhal which is de grading and destructive to their man hood. Most of us who nre older do not have lo think very hard to remem ber llltlo Irregularities of our boy hood days which wo called pranks, so let tis, with Christian charily, do our little part at this glad Christmas lime In contributing to tho happiness of some of theso moro unfortunate boys who are dependent upon lis for care and kindness nnd whom tho Slate of Oregon is trying to mold Into good and useful citizens. "If we have pleased you, tell others; if not, tell us," Come again I FALLS CITY LUMBER CO. CHRISTMAS AT THE BLIND SCHOOL Ily Marguerite I Flower. A MERR Y CHRISTMAS To our many customers, old and new, we wish a Merry Christ mag and a Happy New Year. In the future, as In tho past, It jou need nny work that Is In our line, don't forget The Brown Planing Mill OTTO HANSEN, l'rop. 1 15 Front Street Saloni, Oregon The pupils of the Oregon Institute for the Hlltul will give their Christmas program on the evening of December 20th, In the chapel at the school. The program will consist of two cantatas; one, "Tho Gift," by Adam C.elbel, the other, "Suntii Clans Party," by Iouls V. Ciottschark. Tho evening is looked forward to by all the students as It will be In every wny conducive to their pleasure. One of the chief features of the evening will be the Christmas tree following tho program. Santa Clans has been cordially Invited to be present, and It goes without saying that he has ac cepted the Invitation and has sent word In advance that nono will bo for gotten. Most of the pupils will spend their vacation either nt their homes or with friends nnd will lcavo tho Bc.hool the day following tho Christmas exercises. Work will bo resumed on the 30th. Venerated Santa (iaus. of Im memorial good cheer will visit the 1"L"J wurdB and the liini employees at the State Hospital this Vuh-tlde with usual ceremony. The management, pursuing Its unvarying policy of eager ness to favor the Individual wishes of Its Inmates, and i ccognl.liiB. they do, that none would (eel more keenly, Blnce nono would be more sen sibly affected by an oversight of the ever-bounteous annual visitor than they, are planning to make this a gala , season in every particular. Of course, J relatives of many of (lie patients will . J thoughtfully contribute to their wishes and sometimes even others arc prompted to mako gifts. To make Chrlstniasti.le a festive sea son, fulfilling nil Its traditional im port, Is, accordingly, a natural se ntience of tho program. The menu card of Christmas eve will embrace, such an array of edibles as would not bo rejected by epicures of plethoric fortunes. It Includes wholesome dain ties and delicacies, the I'ruils of cap able culinary endowment in the kit- jehen of the hospital, from products predominatingly of the Institution farm. Tho menu for the Christmas day dinner has been tentatively compiled for Tho Capital Journal, and Is as follows; turkey, duck, chicken, celery, chanherry sauce, slewed tomatoes, ntnshed potatoes, gravy, bread, butter, salad, rlco pudding, fruit bread, coffee, milk, etc. Following are the quantities of the various products required on Christ mas day: 10t) II s. of candy. .".00 lbs. of walnuts and almonds. IO0 lbs. of roasted peanuts. 7 lbs. pop corn. ! bids, crnnberiires. 1 bbl. pickles. 3 hbls. cold slaw. 100 bunches celery. "0 bushels potatoes. 1:100 loaves of bread. 3 bids. toaBt. fiOO lbs. fruit cake. .'00 mince pies. 11100 lbs. dressed poultry, consist ing of turkeys, geese, ducks, chickens. "00 gals, chicken gravy with mashed potatoes. 200 His. beefsteak. 15 bushels apples. 300 gals, tea and coffee. L'no lbs. butter. 1!t0 gals, milk and cream. 10 boxes oranges. 10 bunches bananas. It will lie seen t tint the Institution Is adequately prepared to satisfy the most, exacting of any of its guests and to do so with such knowledge nnd nBsurance as to trick their gastro nomic econoey Into believing they Bit ai a place as near "Home, Sweet Homo" as can bo mads. There will also be an Increased In terest given to tho securing of excel lent, films for the moving picture shqw which Is now a weekly feature In the life of the patients. A dance will be held on Christmas eve. A year ago a literary nnd musical program was rendered; solos were sung by Mrs. Carlton Smith and artists visiting Sa lem and addresses were made by State Treasurer Kay and Secretary of State Olcott. Something along the sonic lino will probably bo made a specialty this year. Application of the real ChrUtmas spirit is shown in tho unflagging de votion, tenderness and solicitude of the attendants and In the face of mani fold and trying difficulties, and that their punctuality, demeanor, tolerance of patients' troubles, unremitting vigi lance In solving their little difficulties and adjusting their oftlmes fictitious grievances, Is carried on with but lit tle hitch or friction, and they are gen erally men and women of enlighten ment, to whom the less arduous ave nues of employment would be readily accessible, Is cauBe for us to be thank ful to these good men and women for tho good they do and wish for them and their patients a thorough season of good cheer, peace, and good will and a Merry Christmas in Oregon's State Hospital. CHRISTMAS AT THE Y. M. C. A. Hy I II. Ceinpton. Southeastern Europe Is now learn ing Sherman's definition of war. Tho chief holiday event at the Y. M. C. A. will not take place until New Year's Kve. On that evening, the sec ond of tho big public receptions for the winter will bo held and the as sociation thrown open to the whole city of Salem. The program will bo more eluliorate and varied than was the previous program. Tho musical numbers that aro to ho selected wl.'l Ik appropriate to the Christmas cele bration. ! On Christmas day no formal pro gram will bo held under the auspices of Ihe Association. Tho building will be oixn the entire day and young itnen who are away from homo nre especially Invited to spend their lels- , tiro hours in tho rending room or at the games. Several reputable nuisl- Viang will bo In the building through tho day and the piano will bo kept .busy. Songs and rollicking glees par ticularly enjoyable to the male na- iture will be Indulged In. Brass Goods Manicure Sets Carving Sets At a special reduction from now till Christmas. . Ray L. Farmer Hdw. Company Cor. Commercial and Court Sts. Thono Main 191 u tl II U n a a n u a a u n n ci a H t! 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