Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-02

Aear rom Ordeman at the Jitney
Frolic, Wednesday night.
The Monday Night Dancing club
gave their first dance of the season
last evening at the Moose hall. 1t was
in the nature Of Hallowe ZEN affair.
Furs made and remodeled. Prices
very reasonable 2l2 Hubbard building
j. Ross Fargo, a prominent singer, of
Portland, will assist in the memorial
day exercises of the Elks, to be held
in the armory Sunday afternoon, De
cember 5.
For Sale-133 hop sacks and 70 hop
baskets cheap. Call W. E. Shaker, phone
II.
The Maccabee lodge will be addressed
tomorrow evening by State Commander
j. w. Sherwood. He will explain the
new plan for special accident and dis.
ability insurance.
Save time by phoning 81 for your
coffee, tea and spices. Satisfaction OF
money back.
John r. Pollock, Of the Wide Awake
Shoe Repairing shop, on State and Lib.
erty, will move to rooms in the Waters
building, opposite the Ladd & Bush
band, and will be ready for business
there Monday morning.
After breaking the record for a low
stage at this time of year, the river is
once more rising and today the guage
is g foot above low water. This is a
rise of l 12 feet during the past "a
hours, caused blythe heavy rains in the
mountains.
The Capital meat market on South
Commercial street changed hands yes.
terday, r. Woolery selling his interest
to John Nelson, of Independence, who
owns the People s meat market at Inde-
pendence. Charles Sauvain will con
tinue in charge as manager.
Walter Gleason, who was recently
elected to the office of Grand Keeper
of the Records and Seals of the Knights
of Pythias decided Sunday to remove
his headquarters to Portland When
first elected, Mr.. Gleason announced
that he would continue the office in
this city.
The lunches at the White Swan are
causing comments-So good.
Mrs. w. G. Hawley and daughter,
Miss Iras, will leave tomorrow morning
on the Oregon Electric for Washington.
From Portland, they will travel on the
5. P. S. and Great Northern. From
Denver their route will take them over
the Burlington railway to Chicago and
from that city over the Pennsylvania
to Washington.
During the rainy days, phone 67 for
your fresh roasted coffee. Prompt de-
livery.
The upper story of the Roth building
will be ready for the Y. w. G. A. pos.
sibly by the middle of this month, ac-
cording to the contractors. Plasterers
nave about finished the upstairs work.
The Roth Grocery will perhaps not
move into its new quarters until some
ei eiine en-. IN december, as special patented
niA'ures .ls,s ava snow cases are now being
H,"uo III or'lanu. Inc interior work
aon 90 ~" Thn Tnu'I CONSTRUCTION oy Otto nan
,vorl navy % ,pnoi, pl"i"oe'S Will lli''sn tneir
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A iitney bazaar and frolic uJu bo
given in tIe Argo botcI bniI1;rr W.,
nesday afternoon and evening For tbo
benefit of tbe Y w G 4 As +bo cana
indicates. il will cost but bnlf n J;mo
to reacb in tbe prob hog oItbonrh tho
grnh hoo ;doo 10 MOI AZ IL o:.. -.
feature. During tbe afternoon Trs 4
A. Liyeslev will nreside over tho fcr,
fumes of the oron hoo ond In +hn o,o,,
inc. Mrs. Zndok T. RIGGS Tbe oytn;nn inc
entertainers ore Tom 6Tdemonn Ntrs ~
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