Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-20
Dr. Utter, dentist, Masonic Bldg.


temple.
A carving set would make very
acceptable Xmas gift. We have fine
variety from which to select. Buren, &
Hamilton.
Have you visited the new needlecraft
shop, The Hob Mob, in the Hubbard
building, second floori
The Salem public schools closed yes.
terday, and win not open again until
the first Monday following Christmas.
Japanese baskets. The latest Xmas
fad in low-prieed goods. Oar assort-
ment cannot be excelled. Ray L, Farm
er Hdw. Co.
G. A. linus & Co., real estate, moved
from 3s5 State to room 2O5 Hubbard
building.
DR.. F. L. Utter, dentist. Masonic
temple.
The Royal Bakery, Goldsmith s.
Theuer, scored highest in the State
Board of Health inspection.
Genuine, fine grade Wilton rugs, ak
SO; regular $3.50 values, Special $500.
Buren, & Hamilton.
Phone trial order to Baldwin 6
Curtis, Main 3ll, and let them prove
the superiority of their goods and the
promptness of their service,
Be humane Buy your horse a good
warm blanket for Christmas. I know
he will appreciate it. Call at r. +.
Sbafer S, 1877 South Commercial street.
and see the various styles and prices
Soft,shelled walnuts, 90 cents pound
L. H, Huggins grocer, Court and High
Are you one of the hundreds that
daily visit The Hob Mob needle shop,
in the Hubbard building, on the second
floor7
Do You know that you can find the
largest and finest display of art needle
work in Salem at the Hob Mob Needle
Shop, second floor of the Hubbard
building7
Gloves of every description, suitable
for every purpose-autoing, driving,
working. One of the most serviceable
lines of gloves at very reasonable
prices, can be found at F. E. Shafer's,
the saddle and harness man, 1877 South
Commercial street.
Choice, heavy laprobes. lust the
thing these chilly morning when AUTO.
ing or driving. Dandy in wet weather.
F. E. Shafer, the saddle and harness
man, 1877 South Commercial street.
Twenty-Five cent candy for Is cents.
L. II. Huggins, grocer, Court and High.
Have you asked your out.of-town
guests to go with vow 70 The Hob Mob
needle shop for an hours pleasant visit
among the many beautiful articles in
art needlecraft on display there' See
ond floor, Hubbard building.
Paul Smith has gone to Portland for
the purpose Of looking into the matter
of securing new engravings for the new
Willamette University annual, which is
to be published in the near future, Mr.
Smith is manager of the University
publication,
Miss Regina Long, student at the
Salem high school, will be visited by
Miss Flora Waldorf Of Vancouver,
Wash, during the Christmas holidays
Although suffering considerable pain
as yet from the burns he received last
Wednesday, when he accidentally fell
into some hot water at his home on
Chemeketa street, little Roy Meyer, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer, is
reported to be improving nicely,
F. ]. Lafkey, La Grande's business
manager, passed through the city yes
terday en- route for Corvallis, where he
win visit his son who is attending col.
lege at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Frank johnson, Of
Nampa, Idaho, were in the city for a
few hours yesterday. They left last
evening for Polk county TO spend
Christmas.
Have you inspected the immense dis.
play Of art needlework at The Hob
Mob, whore hundreds Of the most beau.
tiful, dainty and charming articles are
on Salei Second floor, Hubbard build
ing
Did you know that one Of tho best
and most complete stocks Of fancy art
neediework ever shown in the North.
west is shown at The Hob Mob needle
shop, on tho second floor Of the Hub.
bard building'
Some effective work ia being done in
the riyersat this point by, the govern.
meat dredge,, Mathloma. The 'drodgo Is
working now iu tho main channel, Oppo-
site the foot Of State stroct. The viii.
lSmette IL pnuSua1ly, low at this time
and boats arc making trips ,up.river but
twice week. With the first rise, how.
ever, the regular daily runs will again
bo in order from this city 10 Corvallis.
f. B. Chaplin, proprietor Of tho Ma.
sonic Temple ,pool hall, wns fined tl5