Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-04-21

O.P. E., are urged to be at the club
rooms at 9:45 a. M, tomorrow to at
tend the funeral of Brother Prince
Byrne.
A few real bargains in used sewing
machines. See stock Of pianos, vic
trolas and records. Chas. E. Anderson,
521 Court street, Salem, Ore. 4.21-3t
News was received in Salem re-
Gently of the death at Cambridge,
Mass, of Mrs. Floyd Field, formerly
Miss Lillian Robin, of this city,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. p.
P. Robin, of this city. She is survived
by her husband and two sons.
At the meeting Of the Group No. 2,
of the Bankers Association, Saturday
afternoon, j. M. Poorman, of Wood
burn, was elected permanent chairman;
Joseph H. Albert, vice-chairman; S. G..
Sargent, secretary, and ]. Vassall, of
Dallas, treasurer.
The funeral Of Mrs. W. Buck. 494
South winter street, will be held at the
st. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday
at p. m.
The workingman will look forward
to the cold lunch in his dinner pail if
no knows the bread is made from
Cherry City Patent or Blend flour.
Monday is wash day, but it is no
trouble to phone your grocery wants to
Main 1871, the Sunset grocery, 12l
South Commercial street. Fresh vege-
tables, apples and the bakers bread
that pleases all.
"Yakima Best" stands the test ev.
erywhere it is used. It is the flour
with the proper blend. Once you use
it, you will always be its friend. Ask
Sperling's, 81 North Commercial
street. Phone 66.
Phone Main PIG is our number. Your
orders will receive careful attention.
Use "Olympic, the hard wheat flour,
$1.35 per sack. Try it, and you will
like it. Edgar, the grocer. High and
Court streets
The funeral of the late A. F. Hofer
will be held from the residence, Twen-
tieth and Court streets, on Tuesday at
3 p. m. Burial will be at the City
View cemetery, but will be private.
Pianosl Pianos! The Ludwig, Pack.
ard and other good makes, If an easy
payment plan suits you, it will suit
us. See R. F. Peters, manager, 521
Court street. Opposite the court
house.
Monday, May 10, is the opening day
of the great fraternal carnival by the
Moose lodge. This will be an event
long to be remembered by all who at
tend. The committee is sparing moth
ing to make this carnival the greatest
ever held in Salem.
W. J. Linpost, well-known in Salem
and an old subscriber Of The Capital
journal, leaves the last Of the week
for Roberts, Oregon, where he will
make his home.
The members of Salem Camp, W. O.
W, are requested to attend the funeral
of our late neighbor, Prince Byrne, at
the Catholic church, Tuesday at 10 a
m, W. G. Prunk, G. c.
The "Sturtevant" lice killer kill,
lice, mites, fleas, etc, on poultry and
animals; the most effective vermin
killer ever produced. See +. r
shafer, the saddle and harness man
1877 South Commercial street
Governor West today announced the
appointment Of NJ. j. Gersoni, Of Ne
halem, as county attorney for Tilla
nook county.
Copies for the Linn County premium
list for the children's department hav,
been received here and show that $4,000
in prizes are offered.
Probably the most interesting matte
scheduled for discussion at the meet
ing Of the city council tonight is tn,
ordinance calling for a special election
in June to decide whether Salem shal
be saloonless Tho ordinance is nov
ready for introduction, the ballot It'll,
having been prepared.
JournaI Want Ada RrInR RaguItq.