Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-21

Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Caruthers, OF
HOpewell, former Salemites, were in the
city yesterday.
j. D. Walling, of Lincoln, was in
town yesterday on his return from his
farm on the Santiam
viii Toner, of Corvallis, visited his
brotherin.law, j. D. Walling, yester.
day, on his return from California.
The Easter dance at Gervais which
was to have taken place Monday night,
has been postponed on account of con.
tagious diseases prevalent in the town.
Pianos. l sell a good tone durable
lasting piano for only $3.50. Many
times customers say "I did not know /
could get such a nice and good piano
for $3.50. Geo, C. Will, 432 State St.
The lamp that OutClasses the sun, The
Mazda. You can get them at Geo. +.
Pettingell's, 1856 North Liberty street.
Take a Royal Electric cleaner home
with you on a free trial,
Mr.. D. c. Graybeal, of Pendleton, Or,
is in Salem today on business, Mr.
Graphical is past dictator of the Moose
lodge Of PendletOn.
On account of re.awangement Of the
Foresters, the dance that was sched.
ued to take place at Gervais Monday
March "a, has been postponed,
Easter pickings of fine iowelry, latest
styles, designs and makes at Pomeroy S
new store. New goods, 1lS South Com.
mercial street,
Pianos, best makes, backed by years
of experience and reliable firms The
Ludwig Packard and others. Our terms
will suit you. r. p, Peters, manager,
52l Court street. See our VictrOlas and
records.
Dance tomorrow night at the armory.
Klassy Kubs Klub. Admission, gen.
tlemen, IS cents; ladies free. Kurth s
six.picce orchestra will furnish the
music.
Mrs. Reeves, department president,
and Mrs, NJ. E, Kerns, patriotic instruc.
or of the Ladies of the G. A. r., arrived
in Salem this morning, after three
weeks trip through the valley, and
will leave this evening for Portland.
The Y. W. c. A. of Salem, represent
ed by young ladies' from willamette,
Chomawa and the high school, left this
morning for Eugene, to attend a cabinet
conference, which closes Sunday after.
noon.
Choice fat chickens make n good
change for your Sunday dinner. Re.
member, we make a speciality of dress.
ing our own poultry, Our bread will
make your Sunday dinner a pleasure
Phone 1871. The sunset grocery.
Fat young spring milk.fcd lamb for
your Easter dinner. +. c. Cross & Son
have secured a good supply of spring
lambs for their Easter trade. Your
Sunday dinner will not be complete
without it. Phone Main 1SS0.1Ssl.
Order your Sunday dincur specialties
and supplies carry, to avoid the rush.
Staple and fancy groceries always in
stock. Our motto; "Quick service
and prompt delivery" We still have
choice apples by the bushcl. Phone
Main GO, Spcrling's grocery.
Mrs. Davis, of Boaeman, Mont, ar.
rived Sunday evening to spend the
summer with her daughter Mrs G.. +.
Scott, 255 Wilson street. She says the
green grass and flowers look good to
her after seeing foot Of snow in Mon.
tana last week.
A special Easter program viii he Civ.
en- Sunday at 1880 p, M, at the First
Presbyterian church, when the chorus
choir assisted by Miss Joy Turner and
the Y. NJ, G. A. quartet will have
charge of the service A cordial invita-.
tion is extended to the pubic to be pres.
cut, See Saturdays Capital journal
for complete program.
While working band Of convicts
between the pcnitcntiary and the asy.
lum farm Guard W, D. Miles found the
revolver which was stolen from the
homo Of II. Hendricks recently, cached
under bridge spanning Mill creek,
Mr. Miles is constructing a telephone
line from the asylum to the asylum
farm, and in crossing the creek under
the bridge, discovered tho revolver hid.
den in the bushes. He turned the
weapon over to Sheriff Esch.