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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 1916. THREE 5 3 I LIFE-TIME FURNITURE LIFE-TIME FURNITURE Make Your Selections Now CHRISTMAS FURNITURE s Where 5 Stocks Are Complete (Continued from page on.) sector, executed when he pulled Fort! DoMumont from the German f iie. Gins THAT MAKE FOR COMFORT AND SERVICE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE HOME, GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY, AND WHICH ALL CAN ENJOY -THESE YOU WILL FIND IN OUR LARGE STOCK AND AT PRICES SO LOW THAT NONE NEED DO WITHOUT THE LITTLE JOYS THAT EACH FAMILY SHOULD ENJOY AT THIS TIME. A Few Helpful Hints for Busy Shoppers Work Baskets Fruit Baskets Fern Baskets Serving Trays Davenports Dressing Tables Dressing Chairs Wardrobe Trunks Leather Rockers Suit Cases Please Do Not Overlook the Children This Christmas REMEMBER THE BABY ft '3911 ft siup ii i whim i n i A High Chair A Minature Bed Room Set Or Baby Carriage in m i r u. w mwm ft mM a A Crib A Chair A Cradle Bed ml Where you get More for Your Money B 6 Germans Pushed Back. Berlin, via Sayille wireless. IVe. The r'n iic h have succeeded iu push ing back (icrmsii forces fiom some of their most advanced positions in the Verdun ilixtrirt, it announced iu to day's otjicial statement. The Teutonic troops, it was said, had gone into pre lared second line defenses. The same statement reported as sue Uessful a new thrust by the BMMM against Bntish troops around lores. The war office located the scene of the French "push" and the new tier muu second line positions around Talou ridge and the heights north of Louve moiit and Chanibrcttcs uud south of Bezonvaux. (iMM positions are nil northwest of Dounumount.) The Herman thrust nt the British linen occurred southeast of Zilleboko. The Berlin statement details the ad vance to the second line of enemy trenches, the garrisou of which fled. French Won Victory. Paris, Dee. 10. Four divisions of French troops won the victory north of Verdun against Herman troops of at lem, f'v" divisions, today's official statement said- The enemy mude no counter attack seeking to win back the ground they lost. The men taken prisoner in the French advance cnniia from regiments in five different Herman divisions. The official statement also detailed lively shelling during the night over the entire ftont from the Mouse to the Woevre. "Nothing important," was repotted from the Macedonian front. For Christmas, your Photograph The simple gift that lends the touch of friendship without the embarrassment of an obligation. Russian Battleships Busy. Fctrograd, Dec. It!. Successful bom bardment of Ballchek by Russian war ships was announced in today's official sttacment. Despite attacks by enemy shore batteries, seaplanes and subma rines, the Russian attacking squadron was unharmed. The bombardment of Ballchek, the sttaement explained, was with a view to tho destruction of mills supplying the Bulgarians with flour. The Russian at tempt occurred Wednesday. Tho at tacking vessels were fired nt in turn, "but the enemy gained no results," ac cording to the statement. f JgTk.S ne JP'loforaPer ,n Your Town Hubbard Bldg., Salem, Ore. Phone 2363 for Appointments Ballchek, or Bulcik is a Rumanian seaport on the Black sou about 15 miles north of the important Bulgarian sea port ot arda. The ;Growtt Up Store The Child's Store s a SPECIAL MS BOXES PHEASANT PRODUCTS Just the Thing for Your Eastern Friend For sale at all Grocers Willamette Valley Prune Association day. Mrs. 1. V. Kane and son, r.van, went to California to spend the winter. Elmer Ifiatt and family of Mohama have moved to the Santiam midway larm to care for the farm during his brother, Amos', absence. Richard Lyons of Albany will be our new depot agent. Miss Vida Woodworth has again re turned to school. Miss Winifred Hardison has been for a few days. The presiding elder Mr. Mbore, had a good attendance .Sunday nt the M. E, church. Pierce British Lines. Berlin, via Sayville, Dec. Wi A tier man thrust reached tho second British line southeast of Zillebeke, today's of fieial statement announced. "Our thrusting troops southeast of Zillebeke," the statement, reported, "advanced into the second English line, ot which the garrison has ilea." The war office also reported an artil lery duel in the Ypres and Uytscbficte bends, temporarily increasing in in tensity. SACRIFICE SALE of IKWFI RY l.ndy's seven , jewel Eight, 20-yr. Illinois ease, $U.U0, now $7.00 Ud.y's seven-jewel Elgin, 20-yr. Illinois case, $15.00. nan 4 $7.50 Lady's fifteen-jewel Elgin, 20-yr. Star case. $18.00, now "... $9.00 Solid gold set and signet Rings, $1.00 to $7.00, now : . 50c to $3.50 Fine gold filled Bracelets, $1,00 to 7.00, now 50c to $3.50 Brooches, Cuff Buttons,. Beauty Pins, Scarf Pins, Lockets, Fobs, Em blem Buttons, Watch -Chains, Tie Holders, all going ut One Half reg ular price, KARL NEUGEBAUER With Central Pharmacy HQ state Street SELLS 8ILVERTON REALTY One of the largest turns in Silvortnn lots lor some time has been made and the closing of tho deal only rests mi the return of the transfer papers and deeds which were sent to California I'm- some necessary signatures. In the deal Johnnie Moi ley lakes over 20 lots iu the, Davenport addition from Mrs. N. C. Davenport and heirs. As soon as the papers am completed and Ibe weather will permit Mr. Mor lcy will begin the erection of several ! dwelling houses to assist in caring fpr 'the emigration which is bound to III'!., 'toward Silvortnn in a very short tin . , Anderson & Fry acted as selling agen s J' f.,, A . , ' oi -wis- isuvcnporr. cnv,CTlQn ,pep:.,. INDEPENDENCE BRIDGE OPEN j The Independence bridge has completed ami vehicles are now ling. The work by the county's men has not been accepted oy the : ty roadmastor but vehicles have ; crossing the past few days. Da (If server. be. i ros hlr -con be. s (); lay and while there received the ap-the Willamette sanatorium for several weeks where she underwent an opera tion, was brought home Thursday, an'd is gradually improving. C, W. Kepler, of Grand Rapids. Mich., has been visiting at the home of Alonzo Dusen berry for the past two weeks. He is well pleased with Oregon and ex pects to locate here. I,. D. Mars left Monday afternoon for Portland where he will join a party of engineers who left there Monday night in their special car for the San HUBBARD NEWS Horn Sunday to Mr. Dec. 2 and Mrs. Alvin Did; Lyons Notes (Capital Journal Special Service) Lyons, Or., Dec. 16. Al King has re turned to his home after spending a while in California with his daughter, Mis. Ralph Trask. Mrs. 1. V. Kane made a trip to Stay ton last week. A. L. Hiatt went to Albany Wednes- pound girl Mrs. Catherine I.ivenspire ami daugh-i ter, Miss Ella I.ivenspire, who bawl lived in Hubbard for the past two years, left tor Santa Ana, Calif., Thursday, i to make their future home with their' son and brother who resides there. 1). 1). Hostetler living cast of Hub bard and tor several years engaged in j ilio manufacture of brick and tile, Willi 'hold a sale Wednesday, December 20, land dispose of his live stock, Imple ments and house hold goods. He eJM h.eots i.oon to vacate the farm and move I to the D. O. Yoder place, having rent-i 'ed to his nephews, Chris Voder, Annan' and Amasa Hostetler. . The death of A. M. Berry o.eurre.i 'Thursday morning, December 14. Mr. I Kerry liad been a sufferer for some time' with kidney trouble and the end lunv aooui s o cioci. " from the sontniann ami came to Oregon at aliout tne close oi the civil war. More extended reference made next week. Funeral services at the home at 10 a. in. Friday. Sherwin Shoale.s attended the teach ers institute at Woodburn last Satnr- pointnient to the t.rnssy Pond school one mile east of McKey s station. The former teacher had resigned to accept a government position and as Mr. Shoalos had not accepted a school in the fall on account of his health, which has been built up bv doing out door work, it turned out to be convenient 'U-jfoT both parties. Mr. Shoales will take '.charge of the school Monday of next ill I week. VT 1 .Ul. UllU : recently r ' Washington. While there thev visited j their daughter, Mrs. .1. A. Oiddings at j Everett, Mrs, Paul Holcombe at Sno homish and their son Morton Hently at .Monroe. Sr. Hently is known to be a jgood road enthusiast and he i none the ! less now after a trip to the old home surroundings. Practically all the roads up in that country are paved with some kind of paving and it makes no differ ence about the Weather, the roads are always good. Enterprise. Mrs. W. I,. Hently have just turned from a short trip to Francisco where he will be in the office of the engineer tions for a few months after will join the party iu the out. Star. employee of valua which hi ide work came pencet was originally EAST HUBBARD NEWS Mr. and Mrs. C. (!. Voder and two j little daughters and M. II. 'Hostetler I visited at the home of Levi Christnor at Molalla last Monday. ! The youngest child of Mr. and Mix. ' A. K. Jones was quite sick the past i few- days. Mrs. Susan Lais went to Salem Tnes- day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred . Shand. She expects to lie gone a week 1 or ten days. One evening this week a number MRS. TRUMBULL'S MOTHER PASSKS surprise in honor Just a few more days in which to select from our Christmas Stock. To Be Dressed in the Latest Style Come to John Sundin LOS? 317 STATE . STREET the roans people sprung a Ion O. (!. Voder at his home I of his birthday. The evening was Spent in a nice social way. The guests were 'treated to pie and cake, served by Mrs. j Voder. Mr. Voder received several (presents. The guests departed wishing hi in many more hippy birthdays. Messrs. Schrock and Wagler, young ! men from the east who have been work ing iu McMinnville, made a short visit with some people at Zion over Sunday. Qrandma Kauffman of near Needy has been quite sick, but is better again. . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hershln rger aiid children and Mrs. Lavina Burck and daughter. Velma, took dinner at the home of Oliver King last Sunday. Mrs. Solomon Strubar and daughter. Pearl, of Woodburn called on Mrs. R. S. Trumpul) received the sad news Saturday noon of the death of her mother, Mrs. Helen May Fairchild, who passed away December !t iu a hospital at Denver, Colo., the result of a former attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Trumbull recently went to Denver to see her mother, returning home Thanksgiving .day. Strong hopes were then entertain ed by the family that, the mother would live several months but the end came ! sooner than expected. .Mr. A. A. Fair I child, father of Mrs. Trumbull, left on jthe afternoon tram for Denver probably arriving t here Monday, Besides a husband Mrs. Fa Heaves six children to mourn her loss, Mrs- C. H. Hangs, Ben Fairchild and Helen Fairchild, of Denver; C. O. Fair child, of Washington. D. C; Mollis Fairchild, of McKenna, Wash., and Mrs. IB;. S. Trumbull, o'f this city. Many ! friends in this city will sympathize with Mrs. Trumbull and family in their be I reaveuient. Silverman Appeal. IS PAINFULLY BURNED M. Say re means of n a very An accidental injury to M Inst Thursday has been the placing him in the hospital ( nt ical condition. While attending to his duties as chief engineer at the Slvcitotn Lumber com pany mill he was also smoking a cob nine.. When passing from one room to Mrs HJ another through a dark passage way, he sited .1. Kauffman last Friday. Mr and Mrs. Will Vode friends at Molalla over Sunday. Mrs. Louis Spngle, Mrs. John (iah ler, Sr., Mrs. John Kgli, Mrs. Mamie llooley and sons, Mrs. L. D. Voder and Mrs. A. F. Voder called on Qrandma Kauffman last Tuesday afternoon. Enterprise. GERVAIS NEWS Supervisor John H. Cutsforth has been improving the Pacific, highway by 'putting on more gravel during the iast i week. Mrs. Joseph Kothchild, formerly Mar 'garet Kgan, ami little son Fritz, of j Portland, left Sundny evening to stxnid ithe winter in California. j Mrs T. J. Hall, who has been at the Willamette sanatorium for eveinl I weeks, where she underwent an opera 'tion, was brought home last Saturday land is gaining strength daily. -I Mrs. Pat Powers, who has been at came in contact with a posi ami me pipe stem was forced about an inch into the side of the throat. At first it was thought that the injury would readily give way to medical treatment. Further developments, however, made it neces sary to remove him to the Salem hos pital Tuesday where he will undergo an operation Saturday. Silverton App RAISES SPLENDID CORN Henry Dahl was one of the corn ex hibitors at the Marion County Corn show held at Salem this week, lb' had an exhibit of corn that was simply fine. The ears were uniform, the kernels ful ly developed and the cobs filled. The variety is yellow dent and should dispel from the minds of anyone who sees it the opinion thot good corn cannot be raised in this valley. Mr. Dahl is the oniy one in this vicinity that we know of who sent samples of com to the St. Paul. Mian., corn show. Silverton Appeal. T CWK0 1 MAS m i V Our Stock affords you the best variety for gift ?1 selection in Salem. Quality goods at prices that please. jjMl "Vvf Here are a Few Suggestions: fix Smoking Sets, Athenic Bronze, M ) f , Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, jA :SJj Bracelet Watches, Cameo Brooches, Silver and Ivory -Oinft I nj Sterling Silver Novelties Pearl Necklaces lY (Ijt HARTMAN BROS. fte Quality Jewelers and Silversmiths j (VisTlNr STATE AND LIBERTY f U i I . vv st it e ets ry id ' BwvfecVi Quality ":"Service":"Price rfiflB Mr" r