Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-30
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They all smile when you hand them
Upgrade cigar-Salem made cents.
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Within few days the 40 foot flag
pole on top of the opera house will be
flying the American flag. 1t was or
dered by Cnemeketa lodge No. !, l. o..
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DR.. stones Drug store for trusses.
! Chas. F. Severance, a musician of
| Lansing, Mich, has written friends
here that he is looking for a location
in the west and is favoraby disposed
towards Salem. He is also an expert
enced violin teacher.
Fresh stock hop pickers tape, all
| sizes, Hauser Bros.
Prof. H. P. Barss and o. H. Elmer of
| the o. A. G.. arrived in Salem this
morning and today are giving a dem
| onstration and lecture on spraying for
brown rot and leaf spot on the Hoosier
place east Of Rosedale.
DR.. Stone makes no charge for con-
sultation, examination or prescription.
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"Rarin' to Co. Placards announce
a genuine roundup at the Lane county
! fair to be held in Eugene Sept. 13, IA
and 10. Way 90 to Pendleton or Chy-
enne when a genuine roundup can be
seen right here in the Willamette val
| ley.
Fresh stock hop pickers tape, all
sizes, Hauser Bros.
The Court of Fairies, the juvenile
branch Of the United Artisans which
| includes children from 21a to II years
of age, will hold meeting this even
| ing at Z clock at tne Moose hall.
Plans will be made at the meeting to-
night for the winters work.
Flashlights and batteries at Lock
wood s, PIG n. Commercial st.
The funeral OF Thomas Jennings, who
died August 2S at his home in Spring
Valley, will be held Thursday after
noon at 2:30 clock from the family
cemetery in Spring Valley. The funer-
al procession will leave the house at
| 80 clock and the services will be
conducted by tine Rev G. A. McKin-
ley.
Fresh stock hop pickers tape, all
sizes, Hauser Bros.
Entries for the third annual tourna-
ment of the Salem Tennis club to be
held in Salem September I, and 9,
are coming in at satisfactory rate,
according to George +. Rodgers of the
tournament committee. Already sew
eral entries have been received from
Eugene, Portland, Albany and Carl
/ ton.
Grand Union baking powder, coffees
teas, etc, at Lockwood g, PIG n. Com
mercial
George Palmer Of Rosedale who has
been in the Willamette sanatorium for
several days from salmon poisoning of
the lelI manu-, is IepoTteu " pc lcVoN
ering today and out danger, although
at one time it was thought he might
lose his hand. He is well known in
lodge circles, being a member of the
Masons and Elks.
Gasoline lanterns, lamps mantles,
etc, at Lockwood's, PIG n. CONNER
cial.
Club wheat in Portland is five cents
off from quotations of yesterday. To
day quotations are Sl.lS for club in
Portland while a week ago it was ten
cents higher. All of which probably
indicates that in these troublesome
times, there is no telling what may hap
pen One thing is sure-with wheat
on the decline there is no prospect of
the five cent leaf of bread shrinking
any, notwithstanding the predictions
of several Portland bakeries
Typewriters for rent, ribbons, new
| rubber rollers, repairing. Phone 96S
Lockwood, 2l6 n. Commercial street.
Salem came very near being a real