Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-21

!: publication Friday morning the x
x Wilson note to belligerents re- x
x garding peace. X
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Or. Stone makes no charges for con-
sultation, examination or prescription.
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Silver, Ebony and Ivory toiletware,
also complete line of novelty goods.
Gardner & Keene. The store with the
street Gloek.
The Deaconess hospital has recently
received the latest appliances for its
operating room, and within the last
month $500 has been spent in prepar-'
ing the building receutlv purchased by
f. B. Wedel for hospital purposes. Two
operations were performed yesterday
and one today.
Dr. F. H. Thompson of 416 Bank of
Commerce, practice limited to diseases
of the eye ear, note and shroat, also
surgery.
Eugene Houston, owner of the Busi-
ness Mems Adjustment company, has
sold the business to Emil Carlson and
will leave this evening for Santa
Rosa, Calf. There he will make his
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. B. Houston. He will enter the same
line Of business in Santa Clara.
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Our prices are right, no reduction nee
essarv. Gardner & Keene, Salem IS most
reliable jewellers. The store with the
street clccH.
A fine set of semi porcelain China
for $3.50 at f. l.. Stiff & Son 5.
"Twin Beds" was the attraction at
The Grand last night and this popular
farce comedy drew good-sized house
The company this season is unusually
capable and the audience manifested
its approval by many curtain calls
luTwin Beds" is a clean, rollieking
farce and descrvedly popular.
DR. F. Ii. Thompson of 416 Bank Of
Commerce, practice limited to diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat, also
SURGERY
Henry Ford and his partners are max
inc about 100000 Fords a year, accord
LING to the latest reports. Hence when
the following parties go out driving
| thev will not be alone to any great eX-
tent: w. H. Dodge, rural route I; Chas
Ramp, of Liberty; F. z Smith, of Sa
| lem. and NJ. Mack of rural route Z
They will be driving Fords by Christ
mas.
Get sister and mother one of those
fine shirtwaist boxes at f. L. Stiff Y
Sons. Owing to late arrival, they will
be sold at cost.
1.-THE best is none too good for us
or any of our customers and Tor TINS
reason we have purchased two prize
steers to be cut up for our Nmas trade,
lE G Cross & Son. 1922
There will be a Christmas tree and
entertainment at the Girls industrial
school Sunday evening at 1:30 o clock,
and a splendid program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. The girls are
cooperating with the school manage.
ment to make it success and spirit of
Merry Christmas pervades every de-
partment of the institution.
o.
Meats of quality and flavor. - q
| G. Cross & Son. IE---
Tonight at the armory is the first ey-
ening OF the three days carnival, gwen
under the auspices of different lodges
| of the city. One of the features ot-th1
evening is the giving away Of severa'
turkeys and ii will not cost anyone \
cent to at least run a chance of getting
one of them. There will be no admission
charge.
We sell nothing but the best and that
| is none too good for those who care
| f. C. C4ess 4 Son. I2-2Z
G. A. Phipps, general secretary of the
Inter-D National Sunday
School work of the northwest spoke
! this morning before the students of vii
! lamette university. He told of work
/ being done, that OF distributing one mil
| lion bibles among the soldiers IN the
trenches. He said already more thar
S00,0 900 Bibles had been given the sol
diers.
A few copies Of Nyeena Kloshe Illa-
hee, Col Cradlebaugh s little book OF
poems, the last nj the edition are OF
sale at Patton Bros. book store. They
make a pleasing Christmas fememb
rance, and cost only 80 cents. et