TWO . THE SALEM CAPIT VL JOURNAL SALEM, OKEOON. MONDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1914. . .,
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CITToNEWS
&
'Sporting Coops
Make Very Desirable Xinas
Presents
Our Liu Includes Many Tilings
Your Boy Has Longed to Possess.
FOOTBALLS
ROLLER SKATES
BICYCLE or
TRICYCLE,
S PAULDING SWEATER
ETEE READY FLASHLIGHT
22 RIFLE
AIR GUN.
PUNCHING BAG
EOXINO GLOVES
HUNTING SHIRTS
POCKET KNIFE
and many other articles in which
boys take special delight.
Hauser Brothers
SALEM and ALBANY
it
The Christmas tree in the office of
the Portland liailway, Light and Pow ,
er company is a work of art, aim shows i
how much can be done with a littn I
by some people. The tree is a fine se-j
lection, being of the ."open work" va
ricty which permits a view into its in
sides. It is draped nml festouued with
some feathery stuff that the society
editor might bo acquainted with ami
able to describe, but which is beyond
the horse editor's vocabulary. Jjittlc
elcctiic lights about as big as a fire
fly shows when on his summer night
expeditions through the shrubbery,
gleam and glimmer in all colors through
the Drenches, and seme tinsel nml tis
sue give additional beauty, reflecting
the multicolored lights. It is grently
admired by the crowds waiting in front
of the office for the curs, us well as
the patrons of the company as they
Hand', r in anil settle for kilowatts nml
other things the company puts in its
little yellow itmi.cd reminders that you
are not using "the light of other
days," chargeable to Memory.
BARR'S DEPENDABLE JEWELRY
The Oregon Photo Art association, an
organization composed of enthusiastic
amateurs of this city, held its regular
meeting last week-end at the rooms ot
A. C. Barber, a member of the associ
ation. At this meeting it was decided
to hold the first exhibit nt the public
libr.i.y March 1, where for throe days
the bent work of the members of the
association will be on exhibition. The
first exhibit will be general in charac
ter nnd will not bo confined to any
particular line us some of the lutcr ones
will bo. Tho exhibitiim will be free
snd the members propose to show theii
best samples of portraiture, views and
all kinds of art photographic work. It
is proposed to open a permanent studio
. r TTrii i , ,.t ' in this citv later, where the meetings
Mrs. A. L. O Heilly and children let ; of (h(, wi ,,,, ,, the .,.,,
today for Salem, where they wil spend ,()f jh) ,nenlhl.rs win ,,, ml p.-r,,,,, ,.,.t
the Christmas vacation. Mr. J 'Jtetliy , eXl,inition
will .join them next Thursday, after nt-1 , ' , 0
tending the teachers ' institute in Kit-, T)le Spauldlng Logglr.g company is
gene, next week -Kugene ('iiiiid. 0l,Hu, , to chop its logs out' of the ice
Mrs. h. A. Tillson, of Sulein, lett yes-1 tl(, nf Bim ,,, ,.,,,
tcmlay mtornoon mr nor non e oner for th(, lni Tlu, j0 ,,,., tlli,ll(.,
TlHlTlHK Hwvrnii (lllVr nuir HUH -uin,
PERSONAL)
For Him
Watches Fobs Umbrellas Stick Pins
Fountain Pens Rings Cuff Links Cigar
Cutters Gold and Silver Pen Knives.
To maintain our buying
power we must raise money
to cancel all our obligations
on the first of the year. To
raise this money we arc plac
ing our slock of the finest
jewelry in Oregon on sale at
prices from ten to fifty per
cent off our regular prices.
Our loss of profit during
this sale is your chance to
buy Christmas presents of
high-class jewelry at the
very lowest prices.
For Her
Bracelet Watches Bracelets
Lavaliers Brooches
Rings Earrings
Hat Pius Lockets
Gold snd Silver Vanity Cases
'a,...:, .I-..- ,i i,,tt 1,1 II. . ,.,,1.1..,. ll nl' I
T XT 1? P .l.;u ..I,- lmmiin ll,r. 1 . J . .
ji. ... numj i ii"n . ..j. .... i,m,. nccd-i itil' to the men who are
IMier.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Hpnulding, of
Balem, were in Kugene yesterdny on
thoir nay to Mnrslifield, where they
will spend the holidays with relatives.
Bpauiding it a member of the statu in
dustrial and accident commission and
will move his family to this city fol
lowing tho holidays. Kugene Register. . , frj,.,','
A. L. Hchriber, til' Maeleny, wus in il0uii1" jr )i
piuem ypsieruny.
Krrd Cornell, uf Wooilbiirn
Hnlem over the week-end on business.
.1. M. Austin wus in this city yester
dav trom Dallus.
WAR LORDS WITH HIM,
Amsterdam. Dee. 21, The kuiser
back at the front today, is nccnnipnit
led by the lieininn ministers of war
working on the boom. The mill is able
to run to its full capacity, however, in1
spite of the new clement which has en-l
tered into the lumber industry Ml Sa-
lcm.
W. E. Ho ad and family have return-i
ed to this city, after an extended visit
and reluthos in Okln-
1 hiivs that he left ze-
. ! ro weather in tho Kusl lo come to Die
wns m ' mini t (jet warm and though he finds
it -.'old here nt present, he has hopes;
that it will moderate soon. Mr. Head ii
in the employ nl! the I'm tluiid, Kugene
and Kaslern lines in this city.
Cleveland Slmklus, a junior in tho
iiniveisity, is a victim ot circumstances j
t lint will compel him to spend rliiistinusj
n wit v from home and in-nimble in bod. i
and navy, nccor g to information re ho.tly before he was to leave for his
ceived here this ufiornoun from Her-i !"."''" ,!,"u'm he i"ceived wot d t.int
BRACELET
WATCHES
10 to 25 Per Cent Off
UMBRELLAS
One-fourth to One-third Off
CUT GLASS
Every Piece in Stock
One-fourth to One-third Off
Silver Plated Tableware 1-4 to 1-2
$15.00 Shefield Tray for.. $8.00
$15.00 White Metal Silver Plated
Meat Platter for $S.OO
Off
$25.00 White Metal Silver-Flated
Meat Platter for $15.00
$14.00 White Metal Silver-Plated
Double Vegetable Dish for 87
10 to
CUFF
LINKS
One-Fourth
to
One-Half
Off
20 per cent Off on all Sterling
Solid Silverware
Heavy Silver - Plated Dessert
Spoons; $5 value for. . . .S2.50
Heavy Silver - Hated T able
Spoons; S6 value for ...$.'5.00
John G. Barr Brand 2G-piece
Knives, Forks and Spoons bet;
.$20 value for $10.00
25 per cent off on Field Glasses
and high-power Binoculars.
10 to 25 per cent off on Watches.
One-fourth to one-half off on
Pins. Chains, Lavaliers. Brace
lets, Lockets and Rings.
GOLD
RINGS
One-Fourth
to
One-Half
Off
Toiletware
Brushes, Combs
Mirrors
Manicure Pieces
One-Third Off
lin. It wns said his niuiesly would
spend Christmas in Iho field.
30,000 VOICES
Aud Many Ara The Vokoa'of Snlom
Teople.
Thirty thousand voices What n iiriitul
choroid And Hull's tho number of
American men and women, who are
publicly piaisinu; Hoiiu'd Kidney 1'ills
for relief from huciiiichc., kidney ami
Idnddor ills. They sny it to friends.
They tell it in the liomn papers. Halem
pcoplu are in this chorus,
1 1 era 'a a Knlein enso:
Mm M. K. Latham, J 125 S. Twelfth
ulri'ot, Hulom, snys: "I first, heard of
Donn'n Kidney I'llln when living la
Itisninrck. N. I)., nbouf six venrs neo.
1. w.j i .! v.i- . ...,i.:i.. enpoit,
yau III isi-i iiiikt till 1IMIIO Ittllllll' -. ,,, . ... i I l
iiis sniiil sislcr hud sen i let feer. Th
day before ho had his tonsils ioinnvcd
here, expecting to yo hilnii' to rc-npor-1
ate. It was ncrossiiry for him to o
home with Walter W hite who lives nt
Mc.M iniiville lor the vni iitiiin. -- Kiihimi-1
Heuistcr.
Tho Bunday School of tho Unitarian
t'luirch will celebrate t'lirislmas Tues
1 1 n v cvi'Uiiiu fnnn seven to 111 ill o'eloctl.
A piiinni will be rendered by the ihil - J
oven iiimi a ,1'Miy iiiim uimi puiiv nui
fiillon. All parents of the children,
members ami friends of the church are
must eonliiilly invited to bo present,
Barr's Jewelry has a reputation for reliability built in over 60 years of "Honest Dealings in Reliable Goods." We
guarantee the quality of every article in this Sale just as strongly as we do when selling at regular prices.
from kidney complaint. My buck ached
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uiiniiiuwj iiimi . uii'i h uiiii, uiUKKiiiK x.jj
juiiu just over my kidneys. 1 couldn't, ,
stoop with coiutort. or lilt tho least
thing. 1 was nervous nml restless ami
often got up la the nmrnluK, I'eeliiiK us
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.
T I, Honney et ux to I) ,1 Voder, lot
T I, Honney nubillvisioii. ifld.
Mrs N K lluveniort to l.ucrclin Duv-
bind in Silverton. if III.
l'nrUer,
The House
of
Reliability
BARR'S
JEWELRY S
Store Open Evenings '
TO
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State
and
Liberty
I7s.:il ucres in ebiiin ,1(1 T II N II 2 W.
k
II Ithoten et nl to I. M l'urkei,
IMU.lt ncres, hi! lint I'll iis above. ; $
1 I'll ii K Heeson to Juo 1 enincrtnu el
lots 111 and 11 ltuuker Hill Fruit
ik k se k ik
EXTRA COPIES or
SATURDAY'S EDITION
lied us when 1 went to bed. lhiau'ii; i.',,',.,,,,, . f ;(10.
Mdney fills Kave me oreat relict nml () .; Tlionipson et vir to 11 lloe. '
1 Kept on t ill. i ii if theni until I hud n,,t lts . and 5 B 15 Kimlenood add
completn cure. I wns benefited inl tl) Halem. I0,
rveiry way by Dnnn's Kidney Tills. lj n n,m vt ,1X to F H Thonipsiui,
Hdvino all kidney miffererii to trylloin and 5 block 1.1 Knulewood.-ij.10.
"iem." ' Kliippcuener to T A Iteilintf et nl,
Price fllV, nt all denlers. Pon't sim-j liniil in acc .'It T B H 11 I W,-:HH1(I.
ply nsk fur n kidney remedy net. Quitclaim Deed.
Hoan's Kidney I'llls the sumo thutl ,T M nrnwn et ux to )n(jon Itoiue
Mm. Latham hud. I'ister M illnirn Co..' rrotcctivo Assn, lot 12 H IS 1'nii monnt
Traps., lluffiilo, N. T. j 1'urU ndd.-tl.
Kxtm coi'ies of Saturday s
edition of the Capital .lounuil
will be mailed from this office
lo any address, ,ostae imid,
for o 'cents, The upply, how
ever, will lie limited.
t k
RECOVERED THE MONEY.
k'unil bishops tinouuhmit (lerinnny Inn1'
set .Lummy Id ns a day of pniyer nnd
lepenti ', ; liny, to II Cologne dis-
pnt.-h iceiicd here toduv by the Nieii-
we Holterilninsche Couiant.
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GLOBE
Today and Tuesday
PANTAGES VAUDEVILLK
Laurie Ordway
The givat English Comedionno, in an entirely now
act, bettor than ever.
OIirilFAJS TUIO Novelty Musical Act.
NEW riCTUKES
Kargain Matinees Children, ,rc; Adults, 10c.
Evening Children, 10c; Adults, 20c.
Cinclnnutl, Ohio, lice. llV-'I'he loot1
obtuiiied bv Frank H. Ilnlil. tho unto-,
inoliilo bni'ulit, In tho robber- here (
Thursilny of two Cincinnati bunks, wt,s,
recovered todny. Muro than l.'l,H0il,
was found In a room over a restaur
ant on Vine street, wliien iioiii mm
rented. Hold was shot nnd killed in Ii
revolver duel,
FOR I'RAYEIt AND REPENTANCE.
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AID FOR NORMAL
NOT LIKEIY GIVEN
WHAT CATARRH IS,
Appropriation of
Much Opposition in LculalHlure.
Vii.ti-idiim, lice. 1.'
.tlbishops
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LAURIE ORDWAY I
The groat English comodleiinvi who will
appear at the Olohe today and
Tuesday. I
HEAR THE NEW GLOBE ORCHESTRA
' "Home of the Host Pictures"
YOUR
PICTURE
If Taken
TODAY
Will He Finished
in Time for
Christmas.
THE
PARKER
STUDIO
Over
Uarnes Cash Store
i CLUB PUT THE RAIN j
! IN THE RAINBOWS
; The I lull teuiu of this city trimmed
Mhe lliiiuliows, of K.up'iie, Hie lemjne
! lenders in the Willainetl Valley bowl-
i inn Icnuiie in their contest pulled off ;
1 nt the I lull alleys Saturday night.
The In, nil took two out of the throi
i pmics. 1 reyen ol te i lint lenm s.-orea
Hie lnuh Kiuim. ."n, ano winov 01 tne
same tenni he'd the high iin'inge of
K'. The contest was clo-e from the,
tart and the
match.
Tin' scores:
I'lerce .
i I'rire .
t'liiM-n .
, linit ..
tiilroy .
Totals
llnvi . .
(CMllell
lh III nd
l.ee
1 Cnten .
lust Kiinuj ilci Ucd t ho j
I
Club. I
ir.i if.;i iM .-.in ir:i
t.'.o iiid is; ;.i;t i;i
. l.V. l'iiii Id; Kl
lilll U7 1"'-' I"!' Ii'1',
isd isii ij :.:4
sr.it m;:; mi'.i v'M'7 17;t'
Rnllibow.
IO l! 1 T ll .'.Id 17'-'
isii iim h'ii i;i i.'u
ihi hiii ;.'.'ii i;."i
n; inn IM .v.' it:i
I .-.7 I'll ISH .".nil 1 1H
si i Mii'j ,s:n l'":!'.' I
le Sweetest
A ilninty box of
candy from the liray
Hello mnken an ideal
Sift for anyone. Pee
our line of beautiful
hu'i.luy boxes of Sa
lem 's hest candy,
til! AY riKl.t.K
t AN t'Y I'Al.K.NDAK
HONKS, 7Jc,
A 1'ciiutifiil art pic
turn calendar nnd a
box ef line candy.
The
Gray
Belle
It lus vvn t.iid that every third person
: is Houbkd with catarrh in some form.
..,. ,,,, Science hint shown that nnnal catarrh
JS0.000 Will Havo ,Bl)culrt a v,nQll j,, of tUf
body; that the accretion of the rmtcou
inciiibraiK'Sarc quickly affected, and loca!
trcutiiuiita in tlie form of snuffs and
pnr do little, if any good,
To correct catarrh you should treat it
,iue by enriching your blood with thf
il-dsxl in Scott's KmuUion which is
n-iliciiiul Imid snd a building-tonic, Iree
mii .ilcobol ur any harmful cltuys. Try it.
6MI jk IklKUC, VlOOUlSlId, N. J.
(Indip liuce Monitor.) 1
Tlie Mate Normal nt Monifionlh
miglit. to have another s.-hool building
iiuil its board of regents will ask the,
IcKishiture. for if."it),iiini with wlii.h to
build it. The chnnees jne not very
Coud that the legislature will niiike the'
nppropi intion. Althouch ilefciited at1
the lust election, south and east Oroirou
have not liiveu up hopqs of securino;
iiiirmaln for their sections and it is not
likely that representatives from those
sections will consent to further buildini!
up (tie institution lit Monmouth. Tim
COLD IN COLOR A.DO.
IVnvcr, t'olo.. I've. 21. Tho coldest
weather of the winter prevaile"!
thruucltout t'olerado lodnv. The ther-
aud the fact that the next Iccjsluluro, nioiiietcr registered four decrees below
i Is cm Icnily nonm to be strong fori em nt. t o'clock here this men niiu;.
I "ivonomv does mil faor t''o Stntel'l'lie cold wave was accompanied by an
.virtual clunices for nil iippropi lutiun. j,.y wind.
i J7y --y jrv'i- A?
Extra SPECIAL Extra
PROGRAM TODAY ONLY
7 Reels Seven Thousand Feet
The Royal Imposter
In 3 parts A most magnificent picture; something
the Salem public has never seen all hand colored
MUTUAL WKElvLY Latest 1913 Fashions
Keystone Comedy
The only first-class comedies made
BLIGH THEATRE
lOc-XO KAISK IX PRICES 10c
Last Episode of "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYS
TERY" Tuesday and Wednesday onlv. DON'T
t MISS IT
Special Change of Program Christmas Eve
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