Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-02

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Dr.. MendeIsohn, specialist In fittinI
glasses correctly. U. S. bank bldg.
Try the New Salem made cent ciga
and you will say it is Upgrade.
Mrs. o. H. Gilbert, of Portland, j
visiting in the city, the guest at tn
home Of DR.. B. F. Pound.
DR.. Stones Drug store. t.
The music for the informal dance Civ
en- this evening at the Masonic temple
by the Shriners. will be furnished by
Miss Georgia Belle Booth s orchestra.
Reliable Plano Tuner. Phone 2354J
DR.. George Gaunt, who has beer
visiting in the city tahe past week, left
today for his home at Hardman, Ore.
Barber shop-The Hotel Bngh. Roy
Neer Prop. Octl
oxytonor- successfully treats all dis
eases of man, woman or child Agent:
wanted. 30l Hubbard Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Burghardt, Jr.
who have been visiting for the past two
weeks at the Pacific. Panama exposi
tion, are expected home tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Alice e. Edmundson will leavt
for West Branch, Iowa, tomorrow morn
ing to accompany the remains of Iris
tian Coggeshall to Iowa for burial. Hel
two sons will go with her.
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DR.. R. T. McIntire, physician ant
surgeon, 2l4 Masonic bldg. Phone 440
See Attorney Henry H. Turner, 301
Hubbard Bldg, for collections, exam
nation Of abstracts and c0nveyancing
The Woodmen of the World log cabin
headquarters at the fair grounds was
the meeting place this week of parties
not only from all parts of the state, but
many members Of the order from Texas
Missouri, Iowa and Illinois.
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DR.. stones Drug Store. If
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Contractors. Plans and specifications
for excavating and foundation work for
Rowland House being moved to Bigh
corner Chemeketa and High
streets, are ready for bids, Geo. M.
Post, architect.
The government guage showed rain
fall yesterday Of 10 inches. The river
has fallen again to the low water mark
of last summer, A feet below low water
mark
DR.. o, A. Olson, dentist, 214 Masonic
Bldg. Phone 44O, Oct2
September was about the driest Sep
tember known for many years, as the
rainfall recorded during the entire
month was only .42, or little less than
half an inch, and this fell on two diff.
ferent days. September of one year
ago was a rainy month, with a total
rainfall of four and one-half inches. For
the month of October of last year, the
rainfall recorded was 3.77 inches.
wish to thank my many friends who
were so loyal to me in the voting con.
test at II. w. & NJ. L. Meyers store.
which won me the trip to the Panama
exposition.
MOLLIE PEARMINE.
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In crossing State street in front of
Wards drug store, A. B. Huddleson IS
automobile was struck by a street car
and damaged somewhat. Mr.. Huddleson
says the accident was due to his engine
going dead" and that there could
be no blame attached to the street car
crew.
Away back in 1875, Coroner A. M.
Clough' of this city, and DIR. A. f..
Clough, Of Madison s. d, were living in
Iowa. At their last meeting, they part.
ed with the usual greeting of "see you
again y But they didn I see each other
again for 40 years, and then not until
Dr. Clough came to Salem few days
ago to visit his cousin and talk over
Iowa times of 40 years ago.
.
o. II, Luck, recently elected manager
of the Salem Commercial club. wires w.
NJ Hamilton, president of the CONNER
Ccial club, that he win endeavor to be
here by the goth of November, and if
possible, by the 18th. Mr.. Luck is now
associated with one Of the leading cloth.
ing Wholesale houses IN Chicago, and
'annot very well leave this firm without
giving them an opportunity 70 find a
man capable of filling his position,
.
Where promises are made good. My
guarantee is not catch phrase-it as
lures you absolute satisfaction. con.
lder no ease closed till every patient
,as been given every aid and relief
mat modern optical science can furnish.