Daily capital journal., December 09, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOU RNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 19196.
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"Parker Games"
The Store of the Christmas Spirit
"American Model Builder"
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Special Sale of Women's and Children's
House Slippers
A sale of Women's FELT JULIETTES,
grey or black, leather sole and heel, ex
tra special 98c a pair
A sale of Women's Comfy Slippers
(soft soles), ribbon trimmed; colors
red, blue, pink, taupe, green and com
binations of lavander and white tan
and pink and tan and 1 blue ; special
$1.43 a pair.
Special Prices on all Children's
Felt Slippers
Timely Xmas Sales of Women's
and Misses Garments Select -Christmas
Gifts from these spe-
cial events.
Entire Stock of Women's Siuts One-Half Price.
Every garment including the season's best styles.
Entire Stock of Women's and Misses Party Dresses.
Your Choice at One-Half Price.
The finest assortment of beautiful Gowns you'll
find in this vicinity Think of it any one of them
for One-Half usual Price.
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Gifts for Every Member of the Family at
Meyers9, Salem's Big Christmas Store
In every section of this immense store no matter where you happen to look, you'll
find Christmas offerings of unusual merit-Gift suggestions by the hundreds for
Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, Brothers, Babies, Friends and Sweethearts. Visit
through the different departments and see the displays it's a great help in
selecting gift articles. You'll find special prices in every section.
XMAS
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
FROM OUR
SILK AND DRESS GOODS SECTIONS
Fox Xmas, 191t: Many pretty fabric are being
display in these sections. What is moie appreciated
by mothers, sister, sweethearts and wife than MM
thing pretty in wearing apparel.' Nothing is mole ap
propriate than a beautiful Dress Length or Waist
Length.
Below we quote a few of the fabries and price.
Good goods only, the merchandise quoted U of the
highest quality and f mnd only at Meyers in Salem.
Crept De Chine, nil eolors. 0 inehes wide. $1.66 per yd.
Radium Milk, all eolors. 40 inehes wide.. . $2.00 per yd.
l'lain colored Tal'fettas, all colors. o(J inches
w ide Sl-50 and S1.75 per yd
Black Taffetas, inches wide
S1.'J5, $1.50. $1.75, $1.95 per yd.
Striped Taffetas. 31! inches wide 81.75 and $2.25 per yd
Silk and Wool Poplins. 40 indies wide ..$1.25 per yd
Georgette Crepe, 40 inches w ide . $1.85 per yd
Mevers Italian Silk, M inches wide $250 per yd
Wool Poplins. f0 inches wide $1.25 per yd
Crepe Egyptian, 44 inches wide $1.15 per yd
Kpengle Cloth.' 50 inches wide $2.00 per yd
.a Blue serges. $1.15, S1.25, S1.50, $1.65, $1.85, S2 yd
.S5.00
Here are very pretty Waists of crepe de chine and
Georgette crepes in the season's best styles plain
white and delicate tints formerly priced up to $7.95
Take Your Pick at $5.00.
Special sale of Silk Peticoats popular colors buy
one of these and get a real Petticoat bargain.
Special Bargains in Street Dresses, Furs, Coats, etc.
It pays to shop here.
Your Purchase for Men made easy at Meyers.
Our Men's Section is replete with suitable gift arti
cles for Men. We have arranged everything to
make choosing easy. Large showing of the very
best merchandise. We mention a few of the lines
that are complete and offer excellent suggestions
for gift giving:
Silk Neckwear
Gloves
Hosiery
Shirts
Sweaters
Umbrellas
I Bill Folds
Toilet Sets
Traveling Sets
Purchase gifts for "him"
Brief Cases
Smoking Jackets
Bath Robes,
Hats
Collar Boxes
Purses
Card Cases
Handkerchiefs
and Cases
here and be assured of
complete satisfaction.
Toy land -The Children's Delight
Toy Land in' all its magnificence, our second floor is a mecca for the children. The place of Good Toys!
You can find lots of cheap toys elsewhere, hut good reliable toys are here in profusion, and the prices reas
onable considering quality, character and general makeup. Some exclusive here, and not to be found in the
town. Bring the kiddies to Salem's Toyiand for -
GOOD TOYS
Boys! visit the Mechanical Toy
Booth in our large Toy Depart
ment. We have the most com
plete department of its kind in
Salem.
Toy Autos, Dump Carts, Fire
Engine) Chemical Engines)
Tra ins. Boats, A atcr Towers,
Menageries, Ambulances, Parcel
Post Deliveries and others too
numerous to mention, with fric
tion Bad spring motors as well as
pull styles for little boys- Prices
range from L'5c to $1.75 each.
Special offering of Thermo
Compressed Air Engines at $2.49
each. Hero is just the kind of a
toy every boy wants. Heavily
constructed of cast iron tith ac
curately balanced flywheels and
motor movement. Requires no
other agent to operate except an
alcohol lamp. Just the thing for
operating models constructed
witfl the American Model Bvfltrt
er or similar construction set.
The famous line of Gibbe' Toys
for sniall boys and guis, includ
ing: Express Wagons at 25c each
Fair Hay Racks at .25c each
1'ionei r Wagons at 39c each
Racing Bobs at ...25c each
Yankee Dump Carts at..50c each
Circus Wagons at 50c each
Performing Elephants at 25c each
Roller Chimes at .. 25c each
Tops at 5, 10, 15, 25c each
And Sniall Daisy Carls 10c each
Attractively painted in Red,
Green and Yellow.
Cloth covered footballs, 2."ie
Light durable cloth cover, splen
did for inside piny these rainy
da vs ""
.l'.l'." Ives floor trains, special
$1.89. Sets consist of engine ten
der, when joined they make a
train foot. long.
$".00 baseball ull boards
price. The only baseball game on
the market with players that act
ually throw, bat and catch the
ball. Interesting to grown-ups as
well as children. Any number of
players from two to nine can
participate, Special while they
last $2.50 each.
Post card projectors price.
A lot of stuffed animals '
price.
Six car floor trains, special
$1.89.
New siege cannon, special 9e
Large assortment of Polls, Doll
Furniture, Doll Bed, Doll
Trunks, Doll Buggies ami Cabs.
FOR
CHRISTMAS
GIVING
Large Assortments of the following lines any of
which would make most acceptable gifts.
Table Linens
Fancy Linens
Cut Glass
Serving Trays
Baskets
Brassware
Suit Cases
Bags, Trunks
Indian Robes
Auto Robes
Gloves
Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets
Combs, Brushes
Hand Bags
White Ivory Articles
Umbrellas
Stationery
Music Rolls
Handkerchiefs
Ribbon Articles
Bath Robes, Kimonas
Neckwear
Veils, Scarfs
Sewing Baskets
Silk Hosiery
Silk Gowns
Silk Corset Covers
Fancy Aprons
Hus-me Tights
.Scarfs and Caps
Sweaters
Perfumes, Toilet Waters
Visit each section and see these goods on display
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Boys, Here's Your Chance
to win an American Model Builder Set Free. How many words
can you make out of the words American Model Builder? This con
test is open to boys under .10 years closes December 20th. The
)rie will be awarded Christmas Eve, Write the words on one side
of paper; bring the finished list to Meyers' Toylnnd on the sc-ond
floor. Think hard make just as many words as you possibly can,
just a few words difference may mean a great deal. (Jet in and win
this fine No. n set. Greatest of All Constructive Toys.
It contains IS per
per cent more models than any
for this unexcelled Mechanical
eat more new and novel
oilier outfit.
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parts and builds 20
We are headquarters
carry a full line of
(arts and extras the year round.
Sale of Children's Xmas Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box,
Special 19c.
Beautiful Christmas Ribbons, a big assortment in
rich colorings wide widths extra special 59c yard
Large Assortment of Infant's Wear. Many new,
dainty articles for the baby's Christmas.
For Sale A Harlev-Davidson
Motor Delivery at a Bargain.
Enquire at office.
QUALITY AND SERVICE
A Double Wednesday Surprise Next Wednesday
December 13th Two Surprise Offerings.
These sales start at 8::0 Wednesday one day only.
No phone or mail orders taken. See window display.
Embroidered Japanese
Kimonas, extra special
$1.69
Several colors to choose
from, pretty embroid
ered designs. These are
most unusual values
and make excellent
gifts. Be sure to see
them.
Only $1.69 Each
Beautiful Breakfast or
Boudoir Caps, extra
special surprise price
45c Each
Here are rich Caps of
silk nets, ribbons, laces,
etc., many pretty styles
and Just the thing for
Christmas giving. You
must see these to appre
ciate the unusual value.
45c Each
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All Around Town
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Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist, fit ftaaae
M correctly. U. 8. Bank. Bid..
George F. Vick will take up the sub
urb life, having purchased a tract and
restdeuce from Miss Mabel Robertson.
The tract is situated south of the city.
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Or. F. H. Thompson of 418 Bank of
Coewierce bldg., specialize in Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. tt
Wanted two veal calves every day.
i Roy Rac Meat Market, 177 S. Com
jiue'rclal. deep
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Furs. Christinas sale prices. West Fur
:Co., 217 S. High St. decH
Tour gift with our Imprint needs no
further recommendation. Set yonr
watch by our street clock. Qardner
Keene, Salem's most reliable jewelers.
Salem's most reliaole Jewelers, Gard
ner nn.l Tw,,ni Thi, .titr.t with thi,
ptreet clock, dec9
ir. bi.one makes no charge for con-
jsn" lion, examination or prescription.
The body of Mrs. Daisey Krofft. whe
, died Thursday at the home of K. N.
Traey, 129 Market street, was fnrvrord
, ed yesterday by Webb &- Clough to
Drain for burial.
A complete line of bracelet watches,
I diamonds and jewelry, for your laipee
ft ion, at Salem's most reliable jewelry
store. The store with the street clock.
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Library tables in beautiful quartered
sawed oak and substantial designs.
Prices verv low C. S. Hamiiton.
Cretonnes, bright new designs from
25c to 7"e per yard. C. S. Hamilton.
A comedy entitled "Scenes in
Union Depot," will be given Wednes
day evening Dee. 13, aht o'clock, by
the young people of. the First Christian
church, corner Center and High. Ad
mission 10c and 5c. Come and have a
goor-taugh. decl2
Under the direction of Miss Lucile
! Barton, the Choral elub of the Young;
Women's Christian association, will
! give a concert on the evening of Wed-1
nesday, December 20, at the First Meth- j
odist church. The club will bo assisted i
! by F. S. Barton, soloist; .Toy Turner,
violinist; Mr. Williams, 'cello: Miss
; Hockensmith, organise!. Miss Barton
will sing two solos.
a! Sir-
Wanted Copies of Capital Journal
pt. 14, 19115. Call 81, Cir. Dept. tf
Special meeting of Pacific
lodge No. ."id, A. F. & A. M..
this evening. Work in the M.
M. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome.
Mr. Socolofsky has entered the em
ploy of the Barnes store succeeding Mr.
Jeffreys, who left this afternoon to
work with the Bend Daily Bulletin. Mr.
Socolofsky 's full name is Edwii D. So
colofsky and he is from Kansas.
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The Commercial street jewelers are
saving their customers money. I'onieroy
Wallace.
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Dr. Stone's Drug Store for trusses.
D. T. Brown, of the Asylum farm,
will deliver an address Sundav after
jnoon at 4 o'clock at the W. C. T. I..
I South Commercial and Ferry streets.
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S. H. Snyder, rental agent, success
lor to L. Bechtel t Co., :)41 State 51.
: I 'hone 452.
i Nazarene Church. The special mcet-
I ings arc bringing results. God hears
and answers prayer. Services as usual
Commons Mission, Wm. Kenyon. super
intendent. The N. P. B. will meet in tho
Naaareue church TTMlT, 10 p. in.
Dr. B. Meuric Boberts, osteopathic
phvsieiau, 9Q0 Masonic bldg. Phone 409.
Free with every table sold this week
; (45 inch and larger) one Hunt's heat
i proof table mat to fit the table vou buv.
I C. S. Hamilton.
COMING EVENTS
Dec. IMG. Third Ani;ml Mar
ion County Con show in
Derby building.
Dec. 12. Supt. J. W. Todd ad
dress before Six o'clock
Club.
De. ember 12. Dr. R. E. I.ee
Steiner's address before Pil
grim club.
Dec. 14-15 "The Dictator"
at opera house. ausidces
Cherriuns.
Dec. 20. Monthly Meeting
Commercial Club.
Jan. 2. Annual Cherrian banquet.
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THE OAST
Carl Oabrielson, Aline Thompson, Chas.
L. Sack, Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, James
Matt, Malory Marvin, Lawrence Holer.
Tom Kay, George Snyder, Perry Beigle-
uan. Art Wallace, Dan Langenburg, B.
Cfoflke Pa Hon, Arthur Wilson, ''Bun
ay" Meirin King Bing William H.
Lerchen.
TOM KAY IN "THE DICTATOR"
GRAND THEATRE, DEC. 14-15 See Page Five Today's Capital Journal
FIRST AUTHORIZED AMATBTJB PRODUCTION IN AMERICA OF RICHARD HARDINGGG DAVIS' CELEBRATED COMEDY. (THE PLAT THAT RECENTLY SCORED A
WORLD-RECORD RUN OF TWO YEARS IN NEW YORK AND LONDON.) PLAY PRODUCED BY THE CHERRIANS. BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF CHAS. FROHMAN.
INC. PROCEEDS WILL BE USED BY THE CHERRIANS TO EQUIP THEIR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE, AND TO GIVE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO EVERY POOR CHILD
IN SALEM.
Prices 75c, 50c and 25c, No Higher.
Yon will enjoy it more than anything yon have seen in years
PRODUCED BY
THE CHERRIANS
Executive Staff for "The Dictator":
Jos. H. Albert. U. G. Shipley, Chas.
Hinges, committee.
Frank Deckehach, manager.
James Mott, producer of "The For
tune Hunter", director.
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