Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-06

Properly tlted glasses cosO no more
than Improperly fitted ones. They Ger.
tainly cost much less eyestrain. And
the satisfaction of knowing you have
the right ones is worth a great deal to
you, That s why it is to your decided .
advantage to have your eyes fitted by
me. DR.. NJ. p. Mendelsohn rooms 2l0.
Ell U. S. Bank building
The flax seed is now being distribut
ed by D. A. White & Sons to those who
have signed their contracts. As the
amount of seed is limited, and as there
is quite a waiting list Of those who
failed to sign, but want to plant flax,
those who have applied fer seed are
urged to either come in and sign their
contract or notify the Commercial club |
80 that their assignments can be given
to Others
I Excursion TO Woodburn. There will
be an excursion to Woodburn, Ore,
April s, 1918, under the auspices of .
the MarioM County Association of the
Civil War Veterans w. r. c., Sons of |
Veterans, Spanish War Veterans Ladies
of G. A, r, and their families. All are
invited, Tickets for round trip, soc.
Leave Oregon Electric depot ut 9 a. IN.
Returning, leave Woodbum al 4:l5 p.I
im,-By order of the Association.
%
The Foresters of America of dervais
, gave an entertainment and dance last
evening that was largely attended
Among those from Salem present were;
: Dr. b. T. Pound aud wife, Herman
Mciring, John Savage aud wife, Irwin,
Hayes, Miss Grace Kceton, Lowell
/ Wills and Miss Nena Cooder
/ A masquerade party will be given
| this evening in the parlors Of the Chris.
( tan church by the Loyal Sons and
Daughters Of this denomination. AZ
present these two organizations have
d. an enrolment Of about 100.
Professor Park of the Oregon Agri.
= cultural college, is in Salem today. lie
O has charge Of the mineral exhibit of
. Oregon for the Panama. Pacific eXposi.
. ton aud is getting together the final
i. shipments.
o The funeral of Mrs, Laura Baragar.
4 who die last Monday, will be held to
, morrow from the parlOrs Of Rigdou 4
Richardson at . o clock, Services will
be held by the Rev Carl H. Elliot and
0 intemct will take place at city vitw
9 cemetery,
For consideration OF sl5O,oou
Frank W. Waters OF Portland, prcsi.
IS dent of the kiugwood Park company.
's has sold about 400 lots within the cor.
c pora'c limits Of West Salem. to the
10 West Salem Development company. H..
is Il, Ill., real estate man of Portland
d rs president o the company II is I'm.
! dertood 10y those who are familiar
with the deal that the new owners in.
I. teud to build several residences ON the
best lots early this spring.
HaOaa-
|. State School superintendent j. A.
4, Churchill returned yesterday from A
Is two weeks trip through southern and
IL southeastern Oregon, whore he visitrl
N and inspected schools and attended
's teachers Institutes aud parent. teach.
L. ors meetings, tie spent one wcek
a along the coast In western Lane and
q. Douglas counties aud then went 10
" northern Lake county, where he nut
=. IN another week, aud he reports some
marvellous strides Of advancement i'm
school work In both localities.
n. a-HO=-.a
The city beautiful" movement is
beginning to show very noticeable Of.
tects in North Salem, Nearly every
v one is making some improvement In
h"r property many entirely changing
the appearances OF their residences or
lawns Mrs Mary Il. Churchill is re-.
molelmg her home ON Belmont strrpt
making alterations inside as well n,
outside \ rose hedge and other ar.
mmeutal shtuhhey is also being set
out Choice rose bushes and shrubbery
are being added to the grounds snf.
rounding the Guy O. Smith residence
and fancy shruhbcry has also been al,
curei by W. |, Needham for his North
Vhwch street residence, 4. G. Nelson
mas beeu setting out ornamental and
fruit trees oo his vacant lots. and Mrs
II r. H. Purvine is beginning work ON
hor famous "dahlia farm, al No,
nome on Rose avenue Mrs. purvint
has ever l5O specimens of dahhas, AM
has been awarded numerous medals fol
n her beautiful specimens.