Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-07

ACUouV1Ou ALloduo' hclicmpVI OPOh
meeting and bazaar at Moose hall to-
morrow night.
The musicians local organization
will elect officers for the coming year,
next Sunday. For the past year, Oscar
Steelhammer has been president Of the
organization, Grin Miles, vice-president
and Ivan G.. Martin, secretary.
.
Heater bargains. The best and the
cheapest heaters offered in Salem.
Cheerful open front heating stoves. Reg
ular $lS, special $13.45. Buren & Ham
ilton.
E. F. Sims, state bank examiner, has
resigned to accept the position as
cashier of the State Bank Of North
Powder. The resignation to take eff
feet December 10. State Superintend-
ent of Banks Sargent states that ne
has made a tender of the position to
another man, but is not really to an
nounee the name.
Another of those famous chicken
suppers at st. Joseph's hall on Chem
eketa street, Thursday evening, De-
cember s, $3.50 to $500 O'Clock, by the
Catholic ladies.
The Irwin Beds company was one
of the cleverest that has visited Salem
for some time and a good-sized auli-
ence greeted the players. P. Paul Par
casi, as Signor Monti, and Marian
Lord, as Signora Monti, were easily
the stars of the company and they
were capably assisted. "Twin Beds"
is a decidedly funny farce and inter
est was keener because Margaret Mayo
one Of the authors, was q Salem girl,
well remembered by many in the audi
ence. That it was a decided hit was
attested by the almost continuous
laughter and applause wnich greeted
the witty sallies and ludicrous situa-
tions which comprised the dialogue and
acting.
! All Day Bazaar at the Methodist
church, December 10, two not meals
25c plate. Cooked food, fancy ar
ticles, comforts, rugs and everything
for Christmas on sale.
The post office will insure parcel
post packages from loss and the amount
Of insurance is so small that for few
cents one may have the satisfaction OF
I knowing their Chistmas present will
arrive, or if lost, the value of package
as insured refunded to the sender.
Packages may be insured for their full
amount AMI the charges are as follows:
Three cents for insurance up to So;
five cents for insurance up to $25; ten
cents up to $50, and 20 cents for insur
ance up to 800. These insurance tags
and receipts are purchased at the
stamp window.
The Drager Fruit Company and the
Willamette Valley Prune association
report an exceptionally good business
in their Christmas boxes of prunes and
loganberries and prunes assorted. These
are appropriate presents to send ia
friends back east and the boxes OF
five, ten and twenty-five pounds are
packed in attractive cartoons. Be
sides being practical giving, they are
the best of advertisers for the products
of the Willamette valley. To places
within one thousand miles, the boxe:
are sent mostly by parcel post. Over
this limit, they are sent by express. Tc
eastern points, the express on thest
boxes averages about four cents {
pound.
Artisans and friends attention. The
charter of the Salem juvenile lodge vii
be closed on December 10. The com
mittee in charge of this work is very
anxious to obtain all the acceptable ap
plications possible Immediately, in or
der that the Children may be trained il
the work which the Salem children will
exemplify in Portland on December IS
All members and friends having chill
dren and are interested in having then
carry little protection and at thu
same time enjoy pleasant association
under competent supervision will kind
ly notify Mrs. Ella Watt, 392 Soutl
= High street, or Mrs. Elsie V. Matlock
1910 Waller street. Until the chartel
is closed no initiation fee or medica
fee will be charged.
Heaters must go. This week w
want to clean out all stock of heating
stoves. Early callers will profit. Blu
rem & Hamilton.
A course Of three lectures and HON,
talent musical entertainment are plan
ned by the Jason Lee Memoria
church for the winter. The first lee
ture is to be given by DR., Carl Gregg
Doney, December 81, who has takei
for his subject nJnck HOrnpr - Tbl