Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18

/ Ut. +, l.. Utter, Dentist, announces
his removal to suite 4l5.4l6.4I7 Mason.
ic building.
Big baseball game. Oregon City VS..
Salem, June 22d, p. m. League
grounds. Watch Salem even up the
series.
The rapidity with which those sum.
mer straws and outing hats have gained
favor is a tribute to the designs and
prices. See them at Mrs. Curtis. High
street, Masonic Bldg.
The Peerless - is a lamp so durable
that it has been adopted for service
in fast trains, street cars and automo.
biles. A lamp for you. Call at Pettin-
giIls, 135 n, Liberty st,
The catechism and altar boys of st.
Joseph's church iouneyed to the resi-.
dence of Mr.. schotthofer, two miles
west of Liberty, yesterday, and spent
an enjoyable day at a picnic.
Mrs S. C. Wall went to Newport Mon.
day morning to establish a branch of
the Needlecraft shop. Miss Clara War.
ner accompanied her, and will have
charge of the business during the sum.
mer
Bread, rolls and buns are appetizing.
toothesomc and nutritious when made
from Olympic Flour. Have you or.
dered your strawberries for canning}
See Edgar, the grocer, Court and High
SITS.
Wheatola is delicious. In every serv.
ing there is nourishment, refreshment
satisfaction. "Dayis Best" flour is
the acknowledged standard. Always
used when desiring white, light bread
Sunset Grocery, l2l Com J st.
Eli Best, who died last Sunday from
cancer of the stomach, was buried yes.
terday in City View cemetery, Mr..
Best has for years been a well and ia.
yorably known farmer of Polk county,
and it is needless to say that he leaves
many friends, both in his own neighbor
hood and in this city.
Why does player.piano sell so
rcadilyl Because it alone gives you
the greatest inspiration in music. Its
marvellous musicproducing powers, its
splendid tonequalities and "natural +"
expression is unsurpassed. See r. F.
Peters, 52l Court st., for a demon.
stration.
Don cut off your nose to spite your
face If you have a crouch against the
Salem baseball club, forget it and join
the Booster Club, One by one they are
drifting back into the fold Once
there, and you will forget that fish
rcd, etc. Sunday, June 22d p m.
Oregon City vs. Salem.
! Charles Carter physical director Of
the local Y. NJ. c. A., was presented
with a solid gold watch fob by the
members Of the association on Monday
night in appreciation of his untiring
efforts in their behalf for the last five
years Albert Minton, representing the
members, made the presentation speech.
The fob, made by Gardner Kcene, is
of keystone model,
Friends and former pupils Of Mrs.
Ida Marshall Holder former teacher in
tho Salem high school, and who mar.
ried Floyd Holder, Of Turner, last An.
gust are grieviug over the untimely
death and loss of Mr. Holder who was
drowned in a lake a short time ago in
Minnesota, The sad news was received
in letter written to Mr. and Mrs
Holder, father aud mother of the dc.
ceased,
Rev. A. A. Winters and family, Of
Dallas, viii move tomorrow to this city,
whore Mr. Winters will take up the du.
ties as pastor Of the Evangelical church
On High street Rev. Winters was farm.
crly president Of the Evangelical col.
leGe at Dallas. Members Of the church
win tender Rev Winters and his family
a reception Friday night.