BAIL CAPITAL JOOTtNAL. MALWU. OIBOOW. TUESDAY, DECEMBEB 2, 1913.
e Store of the Christmas Spirit
Each day sees many changes, for the big store is putting on the cheering
holiday dress. Each Department is bringing out many attractive gift
things, and to those who are thinking about Christmas Gifts, we say:
Visit Each Section; no better way of answering the query WHAT SHALL
I GIVE? We have planned for you, so just pick out your gift articles
at your convenience. MAKE AN EFFORT TO SHOP EARLY.
Do Not Forget to Visit SalemV Toyland
The Children's Joyland -Second Floor
Many attractive special are
offered in this section. Many
toys are specially priced. We
mention a few as examples:
$10.00 Hand-car, special $6.98
$6.00 Hand-car, special $4.35
$4.25 Hand-car special $2.93
Climbing Monkey, special 22c
All Kewpie Dolls at special low
prices.
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BRASSWARE, GLASSWARE,
BASKETS, CH1NAWARE,
TRAYS and many novelties are
offered at greatly reduced
prices in our second floor store .
A great One-Half Price Table
contains many attractive things
suitable for gifts and at prices
almost irresistable. Trays,
Brass lamps,' jewel boxes and
dozens of other desirable arti
cles, your choice, half price.
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Capital City Brevities
Dr. Mendelsohn fits eyes correctly. U
8. Bauk building.
Dr. May, norve specialist. Masonlo
building.
Spocial prices ou andirons. Huron ft
Hamilton.
M. Pagot has returned fram a brief
visit in Portland.
Two good woavers wantod by Bandon
Woolen Millb, Bandon, Orogon.
Our new stock of LIbbey cut glass
has just arrived. Yokohama Tea ft
Crockery Co.
Mrs, Fred Thompson will entortuln
the Ladies Aid of Sulom HoighU Wod
nosdny afternoon, Docombor 3.
"Who Will Marry Maryt" The fifth
picture Is at the Wexford. Bolter than
all the rest.
Heating stoves that give lusting sat
isfaction. A very complete lino from
which to make your selection. Buron
ft Hamilton.
Umbrella stands large slzo, heavy
brass, A good vnluo at the rogulnr
price of 3..10 now on sale at Buren
ft Hamilton 's for $2.flS.
It Is rustproof and unbreakable. Tt
Is guaranteed. See the celebrated Nu
tans corset. For snlo by Mrs. Fisher,
Mom 7, McCornack building.
If you are doing Christmas shopping
bo suro to see the Congregational ba
zaar on Wednesday, December 3. Any
tiling you might want In a bazaar line
will be there.
Hnrry O'Brien and family, of Me-
Minnvllle, arrived hero today and will
spend the remainder of tho week visit
ing with Mr. O'Brien's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. G. Youtiir, at 354 North
Front stroet.
Arthur Eobishaw, of Wostorn Now
York, is in tbo city visiting his brother-in-law,
J. E. Dorranco.
A fino assortment of brass and pot
tory now on display in our crockery de
partment. Buren ft Hamilton.
' After sponding Thanksgiving with
hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pohle, of
Uiis city, Miss Edna Pohle has returned
to Portland.
Mrs. Susan Belly hag roturnod to her
homo In Portland, after visiting over
Thanksgiving with hor brother, Champ
Roily, of this city.
Woman's Alliance, of .Unitarian
church will have a sale of cooked food
and fancy articlos at Buren ft Ham
ilton's Saturday, December 8.
Miss Daisy Mulkey and Miss Violet
Maclean, two university students, have
roturnod after spending Thanksgiving
at tha home of Mis Mulkey 's parents.
After two weeks' Illness Mrs, J. H.
Mlllor, of Donald, was removed to her
homo yesterday, greatly improved. Her
ultimate recovery Is now assured.
Edward Tallman, Joo Minton, E. M,
Dr. Uuttor, dentist, Masonic bldg.
Miss Ilolen Hunt has roturned after
spending tho holidays with her parents
at Shaw, Ore.
Electric Reading Lamps the best as
sortment in the city pricod from $3.50
up. Buron ft Hamilton.
Dr. Pound has roturned from his va
cation, and will bo glad to wolcomo old
and new patients at his office in the
U. S. Bank building.
Miss Maude Smith, who was operated
upon yesterday morning at tho Willanv
etto Sanitarium, Is gotting along nice
ly, according to reports today.
Nows has boon recelvod here that
Mrs. D. Errett, wife of tho well-known
fornior minister of this city, who now
rosldos in Boise, Idaho, is able to be
up and about again after a twelve
weeks' illness.
An interest in the Reliable cleaning
establishment has beon purchased by
Moss Irwin, of this city. Mr. Irwin Is
well-known hero, and has a wide circle
of friends, who will wish him success
in his new enterprise.
Tho sophomore and freshman football
aggregations are putting in some good
licks practicing for tho big intor-class
game which takos place next Saturday.
Rowland, II. Cook, William Smith and lo tw. 'ma mRao "P 01 "ocona
Homer Halsey, who composed the So, "" 1 myB 11,9 nM'
lorn delegation cboson to attend tho K,0.r n Bftrrod'
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Oregon boys' conference which was
An operntlon for an abscess of the
held in Dallas yesterday, have returned. "y" WM Perfl si, ""ward, a
They report having a splendid mooting nml pftrrior' laHt torfoy. Tho eye
and that McMinnvillo was selected for w,s mov 1,1,4 '' operation did not
the noxt conferonco.
The Indies of the First Congregation
al church will hold their bar-anr in the
church parlors all day Wednesday, Do
comber 3. They will sorvo a 2ro lunch
eon at noon and givo a fine program
in the evening. You cant afford to
miss either one.
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Corns n and try thorn on. Bos the
fin tailoring, the splendid materials.
Come jly thou won't hurt long,
leavo any bad effects, other than tho
loss of tho eye, and Mr. Howard Is
again back on his job.
Tho saloon kwHn In tho city will
not open up their place of business un
til the election suit has beon tottlgd to
some definite degree at least, accord
ing to several of tho leading liquor
dealers today.
I At tho Congregational church bazaar
held In the church parlors all dsy Wed
nesday, December 3, you will find holly
wrenths, dolls, aprons, domestic articles,
cooked food, candy, afternoon tea. A
2rn luncheon served at noon and a free
musical prngmm in tlio evening. Every
thing tho best.
If. C. Tillmnn and family have return
ed from an extended visit in southern
California. They visited a number of
place of interest. Including San Fran
el sco, Berkeley, Alameda, Palo Alto and
Richmond. Mr. Tillmnn is city engi
neer. Anna Held. Tho seat sale for the
Anna Held all-star variety production
tomorrow, Wednesday, morning, at the
flnmd opera house box office at 0
o'clock. Reserved scats are l.M and
$2.00. Tho performance is on Pntur
day, with a o'clock curtain lu the
evening.
The remains of tho late D. V. Oib
son were burled this afternoon In City
View cemetery. The funeral was held
ab 2 o'clock from tho undertaking par
lor" of Lcluimn ft dough, and Rev, 1
S, Knight conducted the services, Spe
cial music, composed of the deceased's
favorite selections was rendered, and
Mr, Oibons lifelnig friends escorted
the remains to their last resting place.
The active pnllbcnrers were! Harry I
Mlnto, Walter 8. Lew, Thomas Corneli
us, Lafo Cavanagh, William Each, and
William fleorge. Six honorary pall
bearers were chosen as follows: W. H.
Hatch, William May, Ijtrry R. Murphy.
Henry Vandervert, William Pklpton and
Edward Crolsan. All cs? ths pallbearers
have ben close and valued friends of
the fx-rklof.
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Tho Rod Cross tamps are herol They
win oe on sale where you do your
Christmas shopping. Tho committee of
the Woman's club in charge is anxious
for a rocord sale, Tho jolly rod Santa
Clans, with his reindeers, will add
greatly to tho attractiveness of your
Christinas packagos. IMp in the bat
tlo against tho great whito plague, and
buy gonorously.
Mr. and Mrs. Loe West and daughtor,
will return to tholr homo in Portland
tomorrow.
Buforo you docido the Christmas din
nor ware question, see our lino of open
stock pattorns Yokohama Crockery ft
Tea Co.
"Say,"' said an old-time rounder
this morning, as ho ambled up to the
hydrant and absorbed a pint or more of
water freidi from tho beautiful Wlllam
oetto, "ain't is just like Sunday f And
thon just think of it with every dny
boing Sunday, not byo and byo, but
right now."
If tho supremo court has prohibited
County Clerk Oehlhar from issuing reg
istration certificates, that official has
been making up for lost time by hand
ing nut hunting licenses. There have
Ix'cn 701)0 irame licenses iosued since
tho first of tho yenr, a number over and
above any year In tho history of the
county. In 11)12, H!00 licenses wora is
sued, and prior to that year the num
ber dwindled down to a few hundred.
Fine gas ranges at big sacrifice.
Buren ft Hamilton. r
Mr. Moss Irwin, an old Salem boy,
has purchased half interest in Reliable
Cleaning Co., located at 225 Hubbard
building. Phone 2180.
Opal ranges, made in Oregon; the
best for the money. Buren ft Hamil
ton. '
It is rumored today that a petition j
asking the city council to compel the
Oregon Electric company to keep Mill
and High, streets free from standing
cars in the future will be presented to-
night. It is said that the company
leaves its equipment standing in the
center of the two streets and conse
quently blocks traffic to a great ex
tent. Lot us show you the Opal range. You
will be sure to like it. Buren ft Ham
ilton. A party of friends of the late D. W.
Gibson met the S. P. train this morning
and took charge of the remains. Sever
al ladies greeted Mr. Gibson's little girl
and escorted hor to one of their homes.
Tbo party was -composed of Sheriff
Esch and wife and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Minto and several other old
friends of the deceased.
A slight auto accident took place this
afternoon about 1 o'clock near the Hub
bard building, on High streot. The
driver of a car belonging to B. L. Pat
terRon failed to make proper connec
tions with a small opening between
two Oregon Electric cars standing in
tho street, with the result that the hood
of the auto was badly bent and twisted,
and ome front wheel was made wobbly.
Tho auto was not so badly injured but
that it could proceed on its way on its
own power.
Gas ranges must be closed out. Call
and get prices. Buren ft Hamilton.
Very little business was transacted
by the school board last night, tho bulk
of tho work having been completed
last week. The application submitted
by tho teachers, for a two-weeks' va
cation, instead of one, was frowned up
on by the members of the board, and it
was finally decided to give seven teach
ers the usual one-week layoff and two
teachers two-weeks' vacation. Direc
tor Leo will investigate and report at
tho next meeting on tho matter of hir
ing a school librarian, and Superintend
ent Kuntz reported that tho studonts at
tho hieh school used 803 books for
homo study. .
That tho ordinary beggar who stops
citizens on the streets and asks for a
piece of money to buy his breakfast Is
not always hungry was proven at the
polico station today. One big fellow,
who was arrested last night on ths
chrogo of begging, was told that if he
got out of town ho wonild be released,
and was told that ho could not expect
to get anything to drink, as the city
had gono dry. "My gosh," he said,
"you can't sea me for dust, if that is
tho case," and iie made tracks north
at a good rate.
YeLiberty
A . BIG . LAUGHING . BILL TODAY
Two. Pantages Acta Five Comedy Pictures.
SAM HOOD "The Funniest Man" A Laugh Maker.
ARCHER and INGERSOLL
The best act on the Pantages bill. Wonderful Singers and Dancers.
5 COMEDY PICTURES 5
NEW TODAY.
TWO CENTS a word for each
insertion.
FOB BENT 6-room houso, 140 South
Fifteenth. Phone 1419.
JOBBING COMPOSITOR seeks situa
tion. Bos 102, Journal
YOUNG MAN seeks employment, any
kind of work Box 55, Journal
GLOBE
Only 10c Show
in Salem Today
The Dare Devil
Mountaineer
A thrilling two reel Im. fea
turing Jean Acker. A young
couple run away on a motor
eyclo and fall off a high
bridge.
Jewels of Sacrifice
A strong Kcx drama, featur
ing Pauline Hush and a good
comedy
Master Hall
In new song
GLOBE
Tho houso of many aisles and
exits.
Coining Friday
Florence Iwrencs lu
"THB GIRL or THE
WOODS"
THE LAW" IS
Play Which Exposes Crooked Methods
of Police and Big Business Teaches
Great Lesson.
'Poaching a poworful moral lesson to
overyone present, exposing tho crooked
work of polico and the "big business"
ideas of the man who pays starvation
wages ami wonders why his clerks steal
or go on the streets, touching on tho fact
that there is a Inw for tho rich and tho
poor und presented by Margaret llling
ton and a very capable company,
"Within the Law" was given at ths
Grand last evening.
Tho play might fittingly have been
called "The Truth." Facts wore hurl
ed at tho audionco, Tho suing compla
cency of tho merchant prince who
thought it right to have his son squan
der money at Monte Carlo, while he
gave no heed to tho suffering of those
who helped him build up his fortune, his
stern resolve to send Mary Turner to
priMou for stealing as an example for
others, and his quick decision to apolo
gize wheu tho 'rich thief, tho wife of a
president of a bank, was caught in the
act of carrying off tlOO worth of goods,
made It easy to believe that he would
fit Into the order of things In Portland,
Hoattle or most any largo city. There
nro many of his class In Portland.
The hounding of tho men and women
after being released from prison Is
nothing new. Easy examples could bo
cited right In Oregon where men have
boon driven to commit crime by crook
ed, grafting or ignorant polico.
Miss llllngton fits splendidly Into tho
piny nnd It is doubtful if she has ever
had so strong a vehicJo for her remark
able talents. Hilda Keonnn, Amies
Lynch, was one of the pronounced hits.
Iter way of undoing tho pollen was
clever and her vocabulary remarkable.
' 'Attorneys wero given a big boost.
It was shown that they can point the
way to be crooked and get the coin and
yet keep "within the law."
Miss llllngton responded to repeated
curtain calls.
FOB SALE 1000 choice Oregon Cham
pion gooseberry plants at a bargain,
Phone 253 J.
WANTED A middle-aged single man
to go into partnership on a garden,
in proposition; no capital required
but knowledge of the business and
willing to work. "J. W.," care
Capital Journal.
FOB SALE High class second hand
organ at a bargain. Call 318 Hub
bard building.
WANTED Carpenter work by man
with family. ."C W.," care Journal.
FOB EXCHANGE Southern Califor
ni homes for Oregon. Give good de
scription first letter. N. E. Getter,
1329 Florida street, Long Beach, Cal.
FOB SALE S months-old Jersey heif
er. Call at lGilO South Cottago or
'. phone 122GR.
AGENTS $35 to $73 a week income.
Scrubs, takes up water. No wringing,
no cloths, sells everywhere, big prof
its. Exclusive territory. Write to
day. Special terms. Pirrung Mfg.
Co., Dept. A, Chicago.
DEATH NOTICES.
DOLL.
Stasko Doll, aged 20, wife of Theo
dore Doll, at the Salem hospital, Sun
day, November 30, 1913. The remains
wore sent to Aberdeen, Wash., Sunday
evening, on the 4:45 Southern Pacific
train for burial, accompanied by Theo
dore Doll.
BIRTHS.
ALLEN. .
To Mr. and Mrs. Warren Allen, of
Rickreall, at tho Salem hospital, Sun
day, November 30, 1913, a boy.
And Occasionally tho doctor is more
dangorous than the disease.
FOB SALE Fresh cows, Jersey-Dup-ham,
5-year-old, with calf. Jersey
Swiss, coming 3 years. Black Jersey,
4 years. One block east, one north
of asylum.
PIANO TUNING J. E. Hockett.
Phono 1405. Residence 2255 North
Elm street. First-class work.
FOB RENT 6-room modern cottage,
$10 per month. Inquire Saginaw and
Willson.
LOOK AT THIS Slightly used drop
head sewing machine $10; new drop
head sewing machine $16 and up. 640
State street.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms, 1495 State stret.
DO YOU WANT a suburban home that
will increase in value $1000 a year
for the next four years, that is now
netting the owners over $500 a year,
besides their living, that is within
10 minutes' walk of the street car
line, that has an eight-year-old or
chard of poach, walnut, apple, cherry
and pear trees, and all kinds of ber
ries and small fruits, and a $100 Jer
sey cowf -See C. O. Rice, with L. 8,
Barnes ft Co., 315-316 Masonio temple.
JAPANESE LAUNDRY 1KB BIT
CLEANING WOBK8
No machinery to tear aa4 wu
out delicate fabrics. Work call
for and delivered promptly.
445 Kerry street. Phone Main 22W
$600 Will make first payment on a
$2300 prune orchard, balance $200 a
year at 6 and 7 per cent; had $300
worth of fruit this year, and the
trees are young. Fairly good house
and barn, 5Vj miles, on crushed rock
road. C. O. Rice, with L. S. Barnes
ft Co., 315-316 Masonic temple.
Wexford
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY NIGHTS
THE COLONIAL PLAYERS
In
-The Man From
NEW BAND BEING OROANIZED.
Mr. .1; (1. Hall Is In the city, organ
ising twn bands one among the boys
and one among the girls, of ages 14 to
IS years. Any boy or girl Interested
should rill at R, F. Peters', 521 Court
street, any evening after p. m.
A roaring farco In 3 acts.
Popular prices 10c, 20c
SPECIAL
Tonight, Wednesday and
Thursday nights
Who Will Marry
Mary?
Tho fifth picture is entitled
"A Proposal Deferred." and
Is the best yet.
NOW SHOWINO
Also a big two reel feature,
"Tho Price of Victory" and
Path Weekly.
umnmmsRM
Wet or Dry
We still have real bargains in city
and country property.
14 acres on car line, 2 miles from
bank, $10,000. .7 acres in berries,
house and barn, $3000, 30 acres, good
house and barn, $3500. 4 acres, well
improved, close in, $2200. 20 acrea well
improved, ideal suburban home, $6500.
1 to 5 acres on installment. 5 and 10
acre tracts, good terms. Several new
houses on installments. Some prune
ranches and berry tracts at reasonable
prices. Several business chances, such
as pool hall, cigar stand, candy store,
blacksmith shop, hotel or restaurant.
Headquarters for New
Salem Maps
We rent Houses and
Furnished Rooms. We
sell Insurance of all kinds
List your bargains with us
and we will give you square,
prompt and courteous treat
ment Acme Investment Co.
A. B. COOK, Manager.
Phone Main 477. 640 State street
Opposito Court House.
Employment Bureau in Connection.
Juat toll your doctor you want
to take your prescriptions to
Schaefer's drug storo, and ho
will know it is put up right.
MONEY TO LOAN
On tana aid city property. Jok h
Soott, over Cbtcago Store, gala, r
coa. Phone mi.
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
RrRGIUKDT A XGRKDITI
KeiUeil AK.ats w Htat Mlrsol
MONEY TO LOAN
Oa flooi Real Estate Seoirttr.
TH08. K. FOED
Over Ladd Bush Baak. Baloro n
WOOD AND COAL
la any ouaititr. ' Promt iilm
our specialty, falls City Lunket
loninany. its Norta Cemnarnla1
stf Pknae Msa 111
E. L. Campbell
Carriage and
Automobile Painter
Fully equipped for high grade
work. L'p-to date, dust proof
varnish room.
4rt8 Ferry St.
Salem, Ore.