Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-22
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The Oregon Social Hygiene society
is arranging for series of meetings
to be held at the towns surrounding 81
lem. f. ]. Cummins, field secretary,
will return to the city the latter part
of next week and arrange for q cam
paign, with the cooperation of local
speakers who are interested in the work
Of the society.
An anniversary supper will be served
by the ladies of the Unitarian church
next Tuesday evening.
The members of Company M who
target range will shoot tomorrow at
FINER. The shooters will leave the
Armory at O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing in an auto truck. Civilian clothes
will be in order.
Special price on Hugo Special Vac
uum Cleaner,-Buren & Hamilton.
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limitations are now the regular order
of business each Thursday evening FOR
the Elk lodge, and now plans are unier
way for the taking in of 90 more loem-
bers next Thursday evening, making a
total of &C including those initiated
next week, With the applications now
in to be acted on, the MEMBERSHIP Of
tie lodge will be increased By more
than 100 before the close If the lres-
cnt membership campaign.
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Snap-Choice 12-acre tract only S1O0
per acre near fair grounds. See L..
Bechtel & Co.
The Yeoman held a special Easter ses-
sion at Moose hall last evening in which
banquet and dancing were included
in the program, The entertainment for
the evening was furnished by Miss Yer
ma Cooder in song, Miss Joy Turner,
violin, and Margaret White in a read
ing.
The Hugo Vacuum Cleaner the most
approved hand cleaner. Sent on 3
days trial. Phone 30, Buren& Hamil-
ton.
Preparing for their benefit dance at
the armory next Friday evening, the Sa-
lem Street Railway band Of 81 piecas
is practicing every evening. Twenty
numbers will be given at the dance,
each name with some familiar rail
road expression. A concert will be Civ.
en- for half an hour preceding the dance,
at the corner Of State and Commercial
streets. The band was organized in Sep
tembef of 1914 and this is their first
benefit entertainment.
Furnished rooms with both hot and
cold water, so cents and up, special
rates by the week, Capital Hotel, cor,
State and Com l. If
The Spas Sunday Lunch-on ac-
count of our noon day lunche being
so popular we have been requested by
our patrons to serve a dainty lunch on
Sunday evenings, which will be served
from $50 to 1880 each Sunday.-The
Spa.
A hike of 10 days, from Salem to
Tilamook and return, was mad by two
Willamette students, w. r. Jeffrey and
Stanford Moore, arriving home ycstcr.
day. The young men put on tine rcgu-
lation knapsack, carrying GO pounds,
which included bedding, eating mater.
ials, fishing tackle and a few cooking
utensils. They were out on the wplk
four days going and the same time re.
turning, sleeping out at nights cooking
their meals at the road side and getting
back to nature. From Wihelmina, they
walked over the mountains On the old
Indian trail.
You may hear Grand Opera or any
kind of entertainment you wish with
Sonora Talking Machine. Myrtle
IKnowland, 42l Court St.
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Golden star Mop and quart Of
Golden Star Polish $l.75 value for $l2j
3 days only.-Buren & Hamilton.
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Florian Won Eschen, professor of
physics and chemistry at willamette
university, win deliver an address next
Friday evening in the auditorium of the
public library on, "The Geology of
Oregon He has prepared charts shoT.
ing the geological development Of the
state from Condor s "Oregon Geology"
and reports from the government s
geological survey. Charts will also be
shown, prepared by Prof. Won Eschen,
showing the lava overflow in the state.
Rainfall, as effected by the geology
Of the state will also be discussed The
lecture was 10 have been given in May,
but it was found advisable TO have it
given on the 2Sth Of this month.
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With each quart can Of Golden Star
Polish at sl00 we viii include a 7jc
mop for 2jc. Mop sold alone 7jc.-
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