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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, DEC. 14, 1915.
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Tiifc SUPREME DRAMATIC OFFERING Or THE SEASON i
Florence
raer.and Albert Chevalier
Leading Lady with the Uitagraph Co, Three Years
England's Greatest Character Actor
IN "
Five
Parts A v 11 Mi
Dyt YTT Five
xLJ' 11 4ilii Parts
PLAY'-OF 'LIGHTS SHADOWS, TEARS AND SMILES'
COMING
Friday and Saturday j
Onlv . .
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Mias Beverly Bayne, who appears with Francis X. Bushnian, is Pennington's
Choice at the Ye Liberty today and tomorrow.
Four Thousand Rose Slips
Offered To High Schools
State University Will Give Up to 20
Hardy Frau Karl Druschkis to Each
and Will Send Them Prepaid,
UniverNity of Oregon, Eugene, Dec.
14. Four thousand Fritu Karl Druschki
rose slips, rooted and growing, are to
be given away this college year to the
four-year high schools of the state by
the University of Oregon. The plants
are to be set out on the high school
grounds and oared for.
Any time nfter tho first of January,
the desired number of slips from 12 to
SO will be shipped prepaid on the re
quest of the high school principal, the
chairman of the board, or the president
of the student body. The requests will
be filcJ and filled in order of receipt,
but some of tho eastern Oregon ship
ments will be hold up until after the
hard freezes.
II. M. Fisher, superintendent of the
rinwrirwii
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Today and Tomorrow
ARNOLD" DALY.
Jeanne Eagles and Sheldon
Lewis
la a 5-BeeI Detective Story
The HOUSE OF FEAR'
NEAL OF THE NAVY
with
Lillian Lorraine
and
William Courtleigh
in
"Hie Message From
the Past"
LIGHU
Theatre
lOc 10c
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University ground?, says that the roses
arc a uniformly hard nnd vigorous var
iety. The tw.o-hundreil foot hedge from
which the slips arc cut, is even now
full of large white buds. Host of the
lo'OO cuttings sent out last year grew,
Mr. Fisher savs. It was the first time
the offer had been made, and there
were more requests than could be filled
Even the grade schools began asking
for them. Mr. Fisher says that by close
trimming the parent hedge could fur
nish as many as 10,000 slips, so prolific
is it.
The only receipt asked by the exten
sion division of the University, through
which application for the cuttings
should be made, is acknowledgement
through the local paper. J
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days ,
Druggists refund money if TAZO
OINTMENT fails to euro Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
First application gives relief. 50c.
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BTJINOUS CURLING IRON
NO LONGER NECESSARY
!
The woman whose hair has been burnt
dreads the hot curling iron. She knows
only too well how destructive to tho life
and beauty of the hair this instrument
of torture is. She will therefore wel
come the information that a simple
product to be found at any drug storo
will not only give her tresses the de
sired wavy effect, but without burning,
discoloring, streaking or injuring hair
or scalp in any way. It is nothing
more than plain silmcrine in liquid
form, It should be applied to the hair
with a clean tooth brush, preferably at
night.
A convenient way is to divide the
hair into strands and moisten these one
at a time from root to tip. In the
morning the hair will be found beauti
fully wavy and curly, havingg,tho ap
pearance of perfect naturalness, no
mutter how the hair is done up. The
effect lasts a considerable time and
one need get only n few ounces of tho
liquid silinerine. This, by the way, is
neither greasy nor sticky.
WILL LEND BOXES OF ORE
University Has Sets of 25 Specimens
Each Made Up for High Schools
Boxes Are Handy for !
Your Contribution
A number of boxes have Been placed
in the stores by the Salvation Army for
contributions toward the Christmas din
ner fund, also the kettles are on the
streets today, and tomorrow a central
depot for the receiving of donntinns of
food, vegetables, fruit, clothing, etc.,
will be opened from 10 a. m. tu 5 p. m.
continuing until Christmas in the store
formerly occupied by DcV'oe's shoe
store, which has been kindly donntcr
by the owner for the purpose. Also do
nations of furuiture, dishes or anything
thnt will help to rebuild and furnish a
home where a poor family have unfor
tunately lost all by fire. " The husband
is out of work and has a wife and three
small children dependent on him. Kind
ly leave donations at 20.1 North Com
mercial street, or phone 1S20,
MARRIED LIFE WAS SHORT.
In order that high school pupils and
teachers ran better understand minerals
nnd ores the extension division of the
University is sending to high school
geology teachers who make the request
a box containing twenty five different
specimens of rock-making minerals and
ores. These boxes may be borrowed
for a month, or for six weeks if not in
great demand.
Each box contains twelve specimens
of common rock-making minerals, three
iron ore minerals, two copper ore min
erals, two lead silver ore minerals, one
zinc ore mineral, one aluminum ore
minerals nnd three miscellaneous speci
mens.
GRAND Theatre
Monday, Dec. 20
SELWYN A COMPANY prewnt
MARGARET
1LLIMGTQU
' "A grttt Klrlil to lr" Py "
Tho Lie
B HENRY ARTHUR JONES
NEW YORK CAST AND
PRODUCTION
DIRECT FROM A" ENGAGEMENT OF ONE
YKAR AT THE HAHHI3 THEATER
NEW YORK CITY ,
rBICES $2, $1-50 AND 75c
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED
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Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, the distin
guished English playwright is having
two of his plnys produced In America
at tho present time: "Miss Margaret
Illington In "The Lie," and Mr. Otis
Skinner in "The Cock o' the Walk."
Mr. Jones Is one of the three of Eng
land's greatest living playwright", the
others being Sir Arthur Wing i'inero
and Sir James Bnrrie. Mr. Jones has
been much more prolific in his dram
atic writings than either of the oth
ers, having produced ninety three plays
in the past thirty years. "The Lie,"
is a plnv of English life, the story be-
ing snout wo sisrrs, remnanis oi a
fading country family, living in Wav-
l entry, England, in which the sole pos
i sessions after some twenty generations
is a gloomy country house called Shale
I abbey. Hers the girls live with their
! bibulous old grandfather. Tue elder
; Elinor, is nil sacrifice and love, Lucy,
the yonnger is all greed and self, and
it is the storv of their loves that tjo
author has woven into a four net pay,
which is said to be a play of red blood,
a strong storv and a human one. Miss
lllingtnn and her splendid supporting
company of players, which were with
her during her year's run at the Har
ris theatre, New York city, will be
with her during her coming engage
ment at the Grand Opera House, Mon
day, December !!0.
San Francisco, Dec. 14. On the
ground that her husband left her stand
ing on the street while he went to see
a friend lateen minutes after their
marriage in 1011 and she has not seen
mm Bince, Mrs. Mary Devine was
granted an intorlocutory decree of di
vorce today from Max Devine, chauf
feur, They had known each other four
weeks prior to the marriage.
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TO HAVE SxMOOTH, WHITE,
SOFT SKIN ALL WINTER
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Does your skin chap or roughen easily
in this weather, or become unduly red or
blotchy? Let me tell you a quickeusy
wny to overcome the trouble ami keep
your complexion beautifully white,
smooth and soft the winter long. Just
get. an ounce of ordinary morcolized
wax at tho nearest drugstore nnd use a
little before retiring, as you would cold
cream. Upon arising, remove tho coat
ing with sudsy wnter. The wax,
through some peculiar attribute, flecks
off the, rough, discolored or blemished
skin. The worn-out cuticle comes off
just like dandruff, only in almost in
visible particles, Morcolized wax sim
ply hastens Nature's work. Used as
required, it keeps tho face constantly
free from devitalized scurf skin and
only the healthy, young-looking skin is
j in evidence. It's the best treatment
i known for wentherbealen, aged, muddy,
ireclueil, pimpled and nil unbeautiiul
complexions.
Some skins wriukle easily in winter.
There's nu excellent remedy in a harm
less wash lotion inodo by. dissolving 1
m. powdered snxolite in 1-2 pint witch
hazel. This will quickly eradicate every
line. The Woman Beautiful.
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loday and tomorrow
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
and
J. J. JEFFRIES
In a tlirilling 5-part romantic
play of tlie Canadian Northwest.
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CHOICE"
WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST
Always the Best Hcturea
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Clco Ridgley In The Chonis Lady at
the Grand today only. '
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