Daily capital journal., December 21, 1916, Page SIX, Image 6

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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1916.
For Christmas
And All Holiday Week
Your Christmas table would not be complete without
a generous bowl of these cheerful, jolly, bright, Cali
fornia oranges.
The organic salts and acids of the orange are an
excellent aid to digestion, so the eating i f plenty of
oranges is particularly desirable at holiday time when
one is liable to overeat of other foods.
Put Sunkist oranges in the stockings and keep a liberal
Supply on hand for the children.
Sunkist oranges are shipped fresh to your local stores.
Order today of your dealer buy tliem by the box. J
Uniformly good oranges such as Sunkist will keep. J
The retailers whose ads appear bcbw are making a
specialty of Sunkist Oranges. m. ' '
California Fruit Growers Exchange
A Co-opcrativ, Non-Prolit Orgtnbition cf 8.000 Grower
Oranges
for Health"
Lot Angeles; California
unk:
Uniformly
Good Oranges)
c , cr Mixed Nuts 'Salem's Best 0
Mist Oranges wnxeautt fJ
Also Nuts, Candies, Figs, Dates, Eight kinds at 15 Cents per pound. w a , . . w
J 11 1 j PL i i We sell Sunkist Fruits.
and a I kind of Christmas ea s. Sunkist Navel Oranges 20c, 30c, 40c, 50c doz . . n oc
Our Stock of Groceries are of the . Large size Oranges, dozen 35c
best qualitv and We do not charge Grade anes 12 l-2c to 25c lb. Medium size Oranges, dozen 3QC
for our service. We deliver any Spitzenburg Apples 50 Cents bushel. Good size Orange, dozen 20c
place in Salem. in We want your Christmas order.
M Grocery Ward K- Richardson WESTACOTT - THEILSEN CO.
247 North Commercial ,Phone 66 2395 N. Front Phone 494 426 State Street
12y2 12y2 Headquarters for YOU GET MORE
We Sell for Less C I 4 A FOR CASH
There's a Reason MIHKlSt UriUlgCS We sell the Famous Sunkist
Let us show you how we can save Brands of Fruits
you money .or. your Christmas CnAlac Oranges 19c, 24c, 29c
Groceries; a full line of Nuts, 111113 UIIU UMIUIGS The la est dozen' ' 35c
Fruits, Candies, etc. J 6
We sell the Sunkist Fruits Don't EveHg ,n m to make yOU Fancy mixed Nuts at pound 20c
ne sen ine aunKisi i runs, Don t gee what cash wlii do by trading
forget the place. enjoy your Xmas dinner at one of our stores.
J. L Busick & Sons n c o p r WJLni. J. L Busick & Sons
, two stores V. O. K v.L. f! 610001 The Grocerteria Plan stores
118 S. CW1 299 N, CW1 1601 Center St. Phone 1472 n s. Com'i 299 n. Com'i
1 1
8 Christmas Oranges
R Oranges are now verv sweet and iuicy, and nothing can make the little folks more hap-
J py, than to find at least one in their stocking, on Christmas morning. The orange is one
Jj of the most beneficial fruits that grows, both for the youngsters and grown-ups.
e reCe'VC oranges m car"'ots' direct from Sunny California, and have a plentiful supply
j I ieSS e es (,ua' or you' al vour srocers-
With best wishes for A Happy Christmas
H Salem Fruit Co.
& Wholesale Distributors Fruits and Produce
FUNERAL OP MYRTLE iFor Thin, Nerypjis
WHITE 1HIS MORNING
Rev. F. T. Porter, of Christian j
Church, Preaches Impres
sive Sermon
''LilV in its Various
was lhi suliiect f the
Kelulionsliipsy
talk eiven lv
Rev. f. T. Porter of the Kirst christian
church this iniiininL' lit the fiincr.il of
Mis Myrtle. White, ho sli it ami killed
I Thomas W. Ctauttsgi in the Muion
Hotel luesdny noon ami then sent a
bullet crashing through her own brain.
In his talk he brought out the obli
gations of man's relationship to the na
tion, the state, the city, the neighbor
hood, the family, to himself, ami to his
God. He showed the mutual obligation
of man to his countrv and the-countrv
I to the man, how the relationship is
closer to the state and how man is re
sponsible for loyalty and willingness of
service while the state is obliged to
1 protect with good laws and proper
means of law enforcement.
(',,.,,;... u;i1 la ---. .
with the"citv ami the necessity of I "
.!,; U tw ,;.w musician ot note,
men and women to live
there is the obligation to the faniilv-
t the obligation of the parents
: the children proncr couel, symnathv.
nothing equals or compares with
the rich food properties in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It makes other foods do good. H
sharpens the appetite; stimulates
the circulation and helps over,
come catarrhal troubles. If you
are rundown, anaemic or
nervous, the benefits you
will receive from Scoff's
Emulsion will surprise you.
Scott & Bownc, BloemficM. N. J.
SKOVGAARD COMING
SAYS THIS COUNTKY HAS DEVEL
OPED WONDERFUL VOCAL TAL- ,
ENT BUT NOT SUCH VIOLIN
PROFICIENCY. iffc
kovgaiinl. the Danish violinist, who
played at the Auditorium Thursday
lit i i oiii the aveiago
that he is an ex-
I II (I l I lltl nil . . ,
better Then 1 1 Ptlw,WJ' I'lcuMUU wait to meet, llo
the fkmlW-., 1 UJlttHiur-.'.iig ami a pleasant cuuversa-
tionalist; knows sonietlmig ot the norm
' 1 outside of music, and talkl intelligently
itilV. L . . ' - i TT II .1 1
8A.?g elosw yet to the avoid ,shop tJalk"-to talk about h
ta.aivi.dua , there is man's obligation to pi.ofcssion. 0 BpcakB Engli3fl fluite Q,
; T l yf0r ''"i"1 ,0 nP ently. tuough he will probably never
so 1, L h 12hv91calIy "y lose the peculiarities of his Mother tou-
so he can bo of service to his state or ue 1
WWn hinlUr1" h ' "id virtuoso, on Fri-
must keep 1, n self i good condition or clay evening, appears at the Grand opera
1 F?n 1 S"6 hlS ?bhf ?-t,0f-- . ouse He wm be greeted with a capacity,
i finally there is man's obligation to house.
God, the necessity that he keep him-
self morally and "spiritually clean and obtained especially for this entertain
, that he help others o keep clean. And ment, according to social committee
all of the above obligations are neccs- chairman, Gardner,
sary for man to keep his obligation I Everyone who has ever attended tho
With God. Iliigli school at any time during its ex-
j . "Rock of Ages," ''Does .Testis Care," istence is urgently requested to at
, and "Lead Kindly Light," were the tend. After the program there will be
I songs sung by the quartet, which was " general ruixitp, whon all old gradn
composed ot Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Wenger, ! "tes may renew acquaintances and form
C. ll Webb, and Rev. Porter. niew ones, and when old friends may
the funeral was held at 10:30 o'clock i ,m'01 to tsw over I lie days ol yore.
at Webb and ClOUffh 8 undertaking par-
i lors and interment was in the Citv
'iew cemetery.
The body of Thomas V. Cuinniiiigs
was taken to llalsey this morning on
the 10 o'clock train where he will be
buried in the family burying ground.
Lester ( 'uimniiigs. of Astoria, and Mrs.
Lyda Stewart, of llalsev, took charge
of the body.
George Oummings, father of the boy,
is rushing here as fas! as steam will
cany him, to be a! the funeral which
will probably be held Saturday. He is
not expected before Priday night as it
is some distance to Ijoma, Montana.
In a statement, the relatives of the
boy this morning said Thomas Cuin
mingS was only 17 years of ge and
would be eighteen next April. They
also state he met Miss White the sec
ond week in N'ovoniber, 1918, and at
that time there were several Salem
boys present. It is believed the meet
ing was here in Salem.
The game Saturday evening, as an
nounced before, ( will be played in the
old armory in the city hall. It is ex
pected this will be one of the hardest,
fought games of the season as th
alumni team is exceptionally strong
this year and they nj'c coming Imcfc
with the avowed intention of 'clean
ing up" the hi'jli school team.
KANSAS CONVICTS PAROLED
Lansing. Kus.. Dec. SL Fifteen Kan
sas convicts will be given a 1(1 day
parole, "on their honor," to visit their
homes during the holidays. The IS con
victs were to leave (lie prison today, of
ficials said.
Junior Girls Defeat
Seniors of High Class
Girl's jnterclass basket ball came to
an end last evening when the junior
girls beat the senior girls in the second'
game played between the two teams.
The .junior-sophomore game, held Mon
day evening resulted in a decisive vic
tory for the .juniors. This game was
followed by the first senior-junior game
Tuesday evening which also' resulted in
a junior victory. The games were play
ed under the interclass contest rule's
established last vear.
The home coining program, aiinouac
ed a tew days ago will be held tomor
row afternoon at '2 p. m. in the liigh
school auditorium. It has been arrang
ed somewhat as follows:
Selection by high school orchestra.
Vocal solo by Art Smith.
Selection by the Royal Hawaiian
tr- -'bailors.
Vocal solo by Agne3 Halsell.
Violin solo by Mary Talniadge.
Selection by orchestra.
Speeches by Mr. Todd, Mr. Nelson i
and representatives from all the grad -I
Uated classes since the organization of j
the high school in 1906 will be inter-!
spersed throughout the musical program
us given above.
The Hawaiian Troubadors have been I
NOW GOOD THAT
MUSTEROLE FEELS!
It Gets to That Sore Spot '
Like Magic W
A-a-h! That's delicious relief for
those sore muscles, those Stiff joints,
that lame back.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with the oil of mustard and
other home simples.
It does the work of the old
fashioned mustard plaster, minus the
plaster and minus the blister!
You simply rub Musterole on the
spot where the pain is rub it on
briskly and usually the pain is gone.
ro muss, no bother. Just comfort
ing, soothing- relief first a gentle
glow, then a delightful sense of cool
ness. And best of all, no blisters like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster used
to make.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron
chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago
pains and aches of the back or joints-,
sprains, sore muscles, -bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest (it often prevents pueumonia).
CHRISTMAS IN CALIFORNIA1
Go the New Way
The North Bank
Rail and Ocean Route
LowFares for Holidays
lARGC BELL
or SAN GARR'EL UiScN
$2 70 Rou.nd
To SAN FRANCISCO
from Portland, Eugene,
Corvallis, Albany,
Salem and all points
on Oregon Electric and
also, on Xorth Bank
Road west to Seaside.
LOS ANGELES
$2'3 Rund
S.S.
Northern
Pacific
Sails
Dec. 14
Dec. 19
Dec. 23
Dec. 28
Consult agent Oregon Electric, Oregon Trunk, or The North Hunk Hoad.
J. W. RITCHIE, Agent
Oregon Electric Ry.
SALEM