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s. d. as Winter Resort

Aberdeen News: II was SO de-
grees below zero at st. Adams, VT,
on Christmas day. 1t vas only / be.
low az Sioux Falls on Christmas day.
Yet the Vermonters will probably
continue to look upon South Dakota
as a state of extremely low temper
atures. Though if South Dakota
continues its present record it may
yet become a winter resort fer the
people of New England, New York
Pennsylvania, Alaska and other sec.
tons Of the frigid zone.
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Crushing the Barber.

"No sooner was | seated in the
chair" began Jones, than the bar
Der commented on the weather and
directed a current of discourse into
my ears"
"Je ne comprends pas said l,
with an inward chucklc, thinking
his volubility was checked.
"In very good French he started
in afresh. l looked at him as if be-
wildered and then interrupted him
by asking:
"'Was sagen Sic
"He began to repeat in German
all that he had been saying, when
! shut him off with:
"'Oh, talk to me with your fin,
gers. I'm deaf and dumb!"-St
Louis Post Dispatch.
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Nstice to Creditors

Estate OF George 4. Dryer, Deceased,
Noti"e IL hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
the administrator of the estate OF George r.
de, e6sed, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the ssid de
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchere, within six months after the fret
publication OF this notice. to the said ad-
ministrator at his office. In Miller In the
COUNTY of Hand. state OF south Dakota.
Dated November gath, 1914.
tHARLES NJ. DWYER,
Said Administrator
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War Nav Last for Years

The largest publisher of England
Lord Northcliffe, owner of the Lon.
don Times, the News. the Daily,
and numerous magazines, ihas issued
a statement in which he says that
Germany is beaten. and was beaten
the day she Ietreated from Paris.
that Germany will be strangled and
the war ended by starvation. but il
will take years and not months.
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London, Dec. 80. A dispatch from
PetragraI says that an order has
been issued there prohibiting the
sale of alcoholic drinks in the city,
including beer. The order applies
even to the clubs and high grade
restaurants. While the sale of vodka
has been prohibited since early in
the wal traffic in lighter alcoholic
drinks such as beer and light wines
has been permitted hitherto.
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10 " ON Nnehe pTeStutS mdy Cone.
Notice il hereby given that Caroline T.
Woodruff has filed with the Judge Of this
Corrt. a petition PRAYING that Letters. ~
Administration 81 the Estate of Margaret
of Miller. 4. D., and that Saturday the 10Th
day OF January, 1919 at Two O'Clock Z NJ.
81 said day, being a dav Of a Special Term
OF this Court. at the Office of the Count
Judge at the Cnu House, In the City ~
Miller. in said Hand Comfy has been set for
nearing said petition. when and where any
person interested NAV appear and show
cause why the snid petition should not bt
granted.
Dated at Miller. S. Da7. this 10th dav D
December A. u. 1914.
{. ANDERSON.
Affect: Judge of the County Court
W. T.. Morrow, Clerk,
County Court Seal
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oreWarned.

Mr.. Bachrack Is a most c~onsiderate
husband; but, OF curse. there Ia a
limit.
Upon lea ving home n morning his
wife requested him to purchase for her
a pair OF shoes. giving him a detailed
description Of the same.
Promptly on his luncheon hour Mr.
Bachrack proceeded to the shoe en-.
porium.
II want a pair OF button shoes for
my wife," he announced as the clerk
came forward.
What kind do you wish?"
Doesn't matter-just they don't but
ton In the back."-Harper's Magazine
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the 9th daY Of December. 1912 duly assign
Ell by safd NJ. Tfiele to W. &. Foster who Is
now the la wful holder and owner thereof.
aud that the right of redemption will expire
aud a deed for said land or lot will be made
upon the eS piration Of sixty DE- W from the
completed service of this notice.
Dated this 18th day OF November, 1911.
W. e. Foster.
Lawful holder Bad owner sf said
county treasurer's certificate Of tax
sale
BY +. %. Fulton,
His ATTORNEY.
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Alihi.

Jimmie had been In the water so
long his lips were beginning to turn
blue.
"Ain't you 'fraid your ma II whip
your" asked Johnnie.
Nav" grinned Jimmie; 'she cant
tell whether it's swimmin' or black
berry pie."-Youngstown Telegram
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LAWYER Knew Better.

Tom Ochiltree, having been hurt in a
railway accident, brought suit for dam
ages. Walking with the aid of crutChes
some months afterward. he met a
friend, who inquired:
Cant you get along without
clutches, Tom?"
The doctor says l can" said Ochil
tree. but my lawyer says | can't
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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Yes, How About That7

Mere Man-You feminists are very
inconsistent.
Miss Suff-How do you make that
out?
Mere Man-You argue that every wo
man ought to be independent and then
FIRE your cook when she shows an in
clination to become s~o.-Judge.
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A Business Course
For Everybody

The Granger Business School, of
Aberdeen. S. D is offering courses
of study that will benefit the mer.
chant, the farmer. the professional
the housewife, yes everybody. Next
enrolment day Monday. Jan. L.
AID J. 3t3
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Easily Borne,

Talking about your emotional ten
peraments, | have a friend whose hus
band is continually making scenes"
How does she stand him."
Easily enough. He gets their living
by making them for theaters "-Balh
more American.
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Dec alta
Notice OF Hearing Petition For
Letters Of Administration

state 81 south Dakota. Comfy OF Hand.
81. In County Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Marga ret
Secor. Deceased.
The state OF South Dakota sends geeting
TO George f.. eecor, heir at law and next OF
kin OF Margaret Secor deceased, and to all
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Wife" said Mr.. Upper, I'm proud
TO say that no matter how unkindly
you speak to me | never answer back"
That's what makes me so mad.
snapped Mrs. Upper. Il might as
well be talking to a dummy. Bir
mingham Age-Herald.
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Airy pspsiHaoe,

That was an awful come down for
links the aviator"
Financial or socialT'
six thousand. three hundred and
twelve feet from his monoplane."--
Philadelphia Ledger.
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Binks- Young Jenkins engaged 10
be making any preparations ftr 4
ried life7
Jinks-Oh. yes; every time b Akes
a drink he chews a clove!-..roston
Globe.
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One 4.room house with basement
One S.room house. good location
close to school.
One eight room house. with base
ment. barn. c~istern. etc.
One Of these NAV be the bargain
you are looking for. Come and see
us. Bushfield & Bushfield.
Will exchange the SW1 Y2-l13-76
SuIlv county. S. ID. Located 2 miles
from Blunt, 100 of good
smooth land. all black loan soil. and
free from stone. Prize SIS per
acre Will take quarter of good
land clear of circumference west of
the Missouri river as payment.
keenan, e. Clarey, Owners,
312 Plymouth Bllp. Minneapolis.
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Proof.

The Browns must be home from
their vacation"
Have you seen thcm?"
mo. but their cat didn't show up
for breakfast this morning detroit
Free Press.
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For Rent or Sale

My six room cottage one block
from Main st. Warmest house in
town. Possession given at once.
J. W. Coquillette.
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How Il Worked Out,

Scroggins-Well. do you still belong
to the high thinking cult7
Nutley-Naw! While / was busy re-
peating Health, wealth. success" the
fellow Just below me grabbed my job
Puck.
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USlNESS..
: OPPORTUNITIES
FIVE N PER LINE

you have anything To sell, or u you de
sire to buy anything, a three on four line
nutice In the PREss viii bring results.
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House For Rent
A seven room house for rent. APP
ply to Bushfield e. Bushfield. 45t3
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in the sta1
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district.
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Nov 26ti
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Notice TO Redeem from Tax Sale

County Court Seal
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Mr. E
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State Y
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Hughes
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State h
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-12

""u ,.,,,., s.!Il'r lne Iaules 4i the tlrst Con.
EI'Satio" 'nuI'h overlooked no detail
10 MAKE inc event successful The al.
,aiI ., looN pace last 9lsht in the church
l"''o,, ll'1,'',' ana quantities OF useful and
w.. ,!l 'yll,p 'yll,p "rtic,tS ana homemade can
y,'s ,, were PH'NiS disposed or Hun
u,,uN ,..,.',, u, y"ut.s D,,f were served at the
r,ornn,bI, sa,isrnu,, "t "'st '...u' n'""u'u onu
this 'Iurcb lTs II y, w '"l n,lI.. s,,'n ,..'s "s
cbai,mon ~ ,L" - ,,,,,,,i, ~, w., w., n,osS NuN
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The affair will he in the nature of "A
miscellaneous shower and the invita-.
tional list will include all local and
visiting members Of the order Of the
Eastern star, Of which Miss Bcllmgcr
is a member.
The Loyal Womcus Class Of the
Christian church was royally enter
tained Thursday evening at its regular
monthly business aud social meeting bv
Mrs. Flora Clark at her home ON
Chemeketa street. Each member was
husilN engaged. preparing a Merry
christmas for some one, aud work and
conversation were interrupted only for a
brief period, for u business session ana
the program consisting of vocal duet
by Mrs Thomas Galloway AMI Mrs. Chas.
knowland; II reading by Mrs, Purcell
Barbee, an instrumental music by Mrs
NJ. i. Chamberlain Each number was
heartily cncored Mrs. Clark served the
class beautifully and bouutifully. Those
present were: Mrs. 4. H. Godfrey, Mrs.
Mona White, Mrs. w, n. Penny Mrs
A. p. King, Mrs. rhos. Brunk, Mrs.
IS, \. Riggs, Mrs Z. j. Riggs, Mrs. j.
G. Morrison Mrs. NJ. h, poapc. Mrs. r..
n. Wilson, Mrs. H. O. White. Mrs. w..
p, Thomas, Mrs. $, G. stone, Mrs H.
g. Epley Mrs Joe f. rccry Mrs. y. G..
Kennedy Mrs, NJ. H. Hunt, Mrs. j. C..
Campbell, Jamcs Leonard Camp
bell, Mrs Purcell Barbcc Mrs. NJ. H.
Chamberlain, Mrs. w. A. Penny, Mrs. i.
A. APPLICANT, Mrs h. l., Riggs Mrs.
Phil $, Hartley Mrs n. n. Goliath, Mrs.
p. NJ. Smith, Mrs, g. l., Darlington, Mrs
j. A, Todd Mrs. Dee Gholson, Miss
Mary Hunt, Mrs Chas Hnowland. Mrs
y, W. Powers d, u, Olmstcad, Mrs. j.
Il. Watson Mrs. Ed i. Canatscy, Mrs.
j. w. Haritt Mrs L, A. Baker, Mrs.
f. G, Davis, Mrs r. r. Porter, Mrs. j..
4. Pooler Msr G, \. Bliss Mrs May,
with the hostess and several children,
A surprise linen shower for Miss Oda
Wclth, whose engagement to Perry
Jones has been announced, the wedding
to take place early In the new year was
given by Mrs. !. D. llilcman, Mrs
Marie strmger, and Miss Winnie Wilson
at the home Of the former "Wednesday
evening, Garlands OF pink, carnations
Of the same hue with fcstoonrs Of
hearts, mistlctoc and prccncry were ri.
tectivtly cmployc In transforming the
rooms making most appropriate set.
ting for the prcttily arranged pre-.
nuptial event The hours were spent
with informal entertainment the pretty
favor IN one contest complimcntng
Miss Emma Muths. The gifts were ar
ranged IN u large pink heart shaped re-.
cepticlc \ buffet supper eliminated
most ENJOYABLE evening. Tho guests
were Mrs. w. B. Henderson. Mrs. A.
Long, Mrs. r. e.. ncLong, Mrs Marie
Suiugcr, Miss Myrtle Knowlund Miss
Bessie Richmond, Miss Louise Emery,
Miss Grettn Richmond Miss Tina Ncid-
erburg Miss Mary CLARK, Miss hcnn
Bmuger. Miss Esther toplcy, Miss rs.
tella Wilson and Miss Winnie Wilson.
u unnug for thoir annual haloar
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.....".".o Christian Church Orchestra
Vocal solo Selected, Marguerite Flower
Violin duct Jesus, Lover uf My
Soul Mary Schultz, Frank Fnckey
Piano soIo--Liwt Emdc, "Waldes.
rauschcn ........ Vera Schaupp Fnckey
Offcrtory-" Lilacsn ............................
............ Christian Church Orchestra
NocQl solo-"Gloria "...........................
".....a...u.o.,....Mlrs, Y, II. Galloway
Violin duelt--ScXtettc from Lucia.
......"...Mary Schultz, Frank Frickoy
Anthcm-"'roc King Of Loyc.........
Violin solo-Sccctcd.....Mary Schultz
Vocal solo" Resignation, " Caro- Roma
Marguerite Flower
Orchestra number March..................
The following ideals Of public school
music were presented to the patrons at
the Teacher circle nt the Lincoln
school Tuesday evening, waen Miss
Small, music director Of city schools.
gave talk ON her work.
The child has a right to musical
experience In the home and should BE-
encouraged to sing that he may develop
thls power of expression, Each success
siNc grade has n certain part of The
course to complete. While the techni.
cal work is being accomplished the
children should be gaining an interest
IN ANA an appreciation for the best
music.
" The voice of the children should be
preserved by light, soft singing. The
children should learn to Judge as tc
the quality of tone, to prefer the soft,
swect tlute.Iikc voices to the harsh.
loud singing often prevalent IN the
school room.
- We will have accomplished great
deal If we lead our boys and girls to
appreciate tine best music aud guard
them against prcfouiug the inferior.
which dulls the scusitivcness to The
best.
" We teach music IN the schools that
we may help the children to enrich
their own lives, have happiness in their
homes, he useful to the community and
strengthen the national lifc. -"
After Miss Small 5 talk. the pupils
of the Lincoln school from Grades / to
w. gave o very interesting program.
Tone plays, action songs, Aramatised
sonys and chouses were presented.
which showed earnest. thorough work
ON ihc part of Miss Small aided By
the excellent corps Of teachers, Of
whom the Lincoln school patrons are
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and the place cards were made to har
,monize. "
Since the Eakins removal to As
torio, Miss Eakin has frequently been
entertained in Salem, when here usual.
y being the guest Of Miss Ellen Thiol.
sen.
Mr. McCIean is prominently connect.
ed with the Sanitary Reclamation Ser.
vice, which is at present engaged in
building the sea wall around Astoria.
The nuptols Of Miss Stella Isbell
Savage, youngest daughtcr Of Mr. and
Mrs George o. Savage to Boyd
Bridges, Of Oakland, Oregon, although
marked by simplicity, were all the
prettier for that Only relatives and
close friends witnessed the ceremony.
which took place Wednesday evening,
Rev Carl Il, Elliott, Of the First Pres.
byterian church, reading the service.
Mlss Alice Schroeder played Mcndcla.
sohn's wedding march The bride was
attended by Miss Marie Martin. ana
MI Eber Utter stood with the bride.
groom as his best man. The bride was
uttired in Il lovely gown OF the most
delicate shade Of light blue creme de
chine, made over Il foundation Of taf.
tet1 of the same hue. Tiny pink rose.
buds and ivory.toned lace effectively
necentuuted the brides blonde color.
ing she wore no veil, but carried an
armful Of cream rosehuds Miss Nar.
tin was prcttily frocked In pink chif.
ton cloth over g0tin chumeusc. with
rosebud Celebrations, and she carried
an arm bouquet Of pink carnations
Following the ceremony buffet sun.
per was served, The young couple left
the same evening for trip to Port
land and Sound cities. They win re.
turn to salem to spend the holidays,
but after January first win be at home
IN Oakland, whore Mr. Bridges has
business interests, As travelling eos.
tune, the bride wore q modish tailored
suit of dark blue hroadcloth with finn.
trimmings, worn with Il large velvet
nat of the same shade.
Both are former students Of the ore
gon Agricultural College, the bride also
attending for some time Mt. Augcl
academy She is very pretty girl and
popular among large number OF out.
oftown aud local young people.
The decorations for the occpsion
were most attractive, Quantities OF
vinine ivy, fern and foliage Of the ore.
gon grape were employed In all the
rooms, white rosehuds combining with
this grcenery in the reception hall.
PINK roses being used in the lvinp
room, whore the ceremony took place,
Foliage banked the fireplace, fostoon.
ed the mantle and formed large can.
opy IN ono corner Of the room. where.
under large lovers knot of white
Wllc, the ceremonial took place.
Yellow chrysanthemums were placed
about the dining room In baskets and
iurdinicrs,
Those present at the wedding were
Dr. aud Mrs, j, G, Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
W, N, Savage Mr., and Mrs II. Hut.
ton, Mrs. A. j, Lang, Mrs. q. G.. Long
and Mrs. W. Tyler Smith, Of sun FINN.
cisco Mrs. W. @, Evans. Mrs. Ella
Bymc, Mrs. Elizabeth Keppirgcr Miss
Marie Martin, Miss Alice Schroeder
Harvey Walker, Stewart Walker Ted
Walker George Miles aud Ebcr Utter.
Miss Louise Thompson Is homo from
an extended visit to friends in Port.
land.
Mrs, =, q. Sargent was ut home this
weeN to her Thursday Afternoon Bridge
club entertaining besides the lg mem.
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recent bride, to Portland society The re.
eeption viii be given at the Kamm resi-.
denee on December Is, and hundreds OF
matrons and maids have been hidden to
greet the brides.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kamm arrived
in San Francisco Tuesday on the liner
Wilhelmina from their wedding trip to
Honolulu and the Hawaiian islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker w. Kamm
(Louise Roberts) went to New York
on their honeymoon.
Mrs. Charles Tilton Kamm, who wont
south to attend her sons wedding in
company with her daughter Mrs.
James A. MeKinnon and son. and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob G.
Kamm (Florence Bonnell, returned to
Portland early in the week.
Out-of-town people who attended the
presentation Of "Arizona," at the
Grand opera house last week, were so
delighted with the play that the man.
agement of the production has decided
to repeat the play in several of the
nearby valley towns Several rehears.
Hls will be given shortly to assist in
frightening the memory of any of the
participants who may have forgotten
some of their lines, and the entire caste
accompanied by friends will 60 to In
dependence Tuesday evening, where the
first out-of-town appearance will be
made. SilvertOn will be visited Friday,
and other places may be favored later.
The annual bazaar held Tuesday and
wednesday in the Guild rooms of st.
Pful 3 Episcopal church attracted large
numbers Of Christmas shoppers, who
found hundreds Of beautiful and use
full articles suitable for their Christ.
mas giving. The mystery booth, where
pretty "Christmassy" wrappings con.
cealcd the contents Of each, was the
f.np bon gtN s,A..
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d. A, Churchill, Miss Florence Chur.
chill, Miss Paula Linn, Mrs. Arthur
Benson, Mrs. j, K, Linn, Mrs, Russell
cotlin, Mrs i. B1Thielscn.
Pretty in ever detail was the wed.
ding Thursday evening of Miss Ulva
NJ. Derby, youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, Frank n, Derby, and Claude
II. Morse, which was celebrated ut 81
10 clock by Rev, Richard y. Avison, at
the Derby home, on South High street.
Only relatives were present at the cere.
mmy which was read at an improvsed
.aItae in the living room, yining ivy
forming the background and covering
the large wedding bell which was bor
dcrel with white chIysanthemums.
There were no attendants. The wed.
ding music was played by Miss Mabel
DcLong, who selected Mendiessohn "
marCn, The bride wore lovely gown
Of wnito crepe de chine, with lace elab-
oratious and with long tullc veil ar.
ranged in Juliet cap. Her bouquet
was made up Of brides roses. As a
travelling costume she wore Il becoming
tailored suit of pGm.coloreJ broad.
cloth with hat to match.
A informal reception followed the
ceremony, when buffet supper was
served.
A decorative scheme of white and
green was carried ont in reception hall
the eclmonial room and parlor, yellow
cnryfanthemums being used in the din.
ing room.
Mr.. aud Mrs Morse are spending
their honeymoon at Newport in the
Derby cottage. They will return short
ly, and will be at home to friends after
The irst Of the year AT laos Missiol
strect.
Gdrsts at the wedding were: Mrs.
Nina Morse, the bridegroom s mother
Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Derby. and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred \, Collins, of Portland; Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. De Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Me.
Mcchon, Miss Mabel belong, Marion
and Catherine Derby Of Portland. and
Madeline Watson.
very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday at high noon nj the home of
the bride parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A..
gakvt,h ,,.k,,, t.,t. l....l... 1,..t. -
Schwab, became the bride Of Ross Cuts.
forth, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. l., s. Mochel. Of the prcsby.
teMan church Of Gcrvais.
Mr. Lee Cutsiorth. of Riddle. Ore,
cousin of the groom, acted as hes man.
and Miss rrcssir Cut.forth. an C;ervais
also c..sn of thc groom. netel ms
bridesmaid. None Inn, immcdinte, rela.
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MUSICAL


U~ ROWNupS, - as we'll AZ tho
n children, are displaying much
interest IN tue municipal
Christmas tree. For the Younger folk
the gifts and the big tree will. OF
course, be the center Of interest, the
musical program being OF al cnprou.
mg Importance TO the older Dr. lH &.
Eplcv Is 10 have entire charpt of the
entertainment part Of the evening.
which assures music lovers that thew
will oc given thc best that can hc sc.
cured. \ "Cncrrimn chorus of IL or
20 voices viii be feature, with a
leading vocalist probably secured for
o solo number and a quartet 10 appear
IN selections appropriate to Christmas
eve.
The musical program, which met with
the unanimous appreciation ol the large
audience which heard Il, ut the Chris.
tim church, m Salem, November a0.
will he repeated at Salem Heights hall.
sunday afternoon. December ~. bcpin
ming at q q cloch The program In de.
tail follows;
Bridal Rose Overture .................
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Continued on Page ThrceJ
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Ribbons and Waists
NOVELTY RIBBONS
25c and SOC grades, now. 19c
NOVELTY RIBBONS
Boo and SOC grades, now. .29c
NOVELTY RIBBONS
Coo and 75c grades, now. =. .39c
NOVELTY RIBBONS
Soc and $1.0O grades, now. 59c
Women's Lingerie Waists-high
neck, long sleeves, fine material,
Less ................ One fourth
Women's Silk Waists - Plaids,
Stripes and Plain CoIors, $3.50
and $500, now.. ........ .S3.9S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-12

The affair will he in the nature Of a
miscellaneous shower and the invita-.
tional list will include all local and
visiting members Of the order of the
Eastern star, Of which Miss Bcllmgcr
is a member.