Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-24

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Real bargains in shoes at 297 North
Commercial. A. C. DeVoe, the shoeman.
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Walter L. Spaulding returned this
morning from visit to Portland where
he attended a meeting of the officers
of the Oregon militia.
Special price OH wardrobe trunks this
week.-C. S. Hamilton, house furnisher.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sew
enteenth street United Brethren church
will meet with their pastor Mrs Bertha
NJ. Peoples at her residence 1892 Court
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o clock.
D. H. Mosher is now comfortably To-
Gated at 474 Court street.
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Miss Esther Gremmels, who is attend
ing Willamette university, has entered
the employ of the law firm of Martin
u Martin as stenographer, and Miss
Ethel Frazier, formerly with the firm, is
now with McNary & McNary.
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Tonight the Moose will install the re-
Gently elected Officers and Charles
Gloss, state supreme dictator and 9th.
er officials are expected to assist. Aft
er the installation, there will be an open
meeting for the Moose and their friends.
A musical program has been arranged to
be followed with banquet.
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DR.. Stones Drug Store makes free
delivery. Phone 35.
Sixteen members of the Knights of
Pythias of Salem, visited the Inde-
pendence lodge last evening. j. A. F..
Schoupp and j. w. Richardson, of In.
dependence, gave welcoming addresses
and short talks were made by w. T.
Rigdon, j. F., Davis, Otto Schelburg, C.
h. Barber and w. B. Summerville of the
Salem lodge.
Edward F. Burns, of New York, ma
tional lecturer of the Modern Wood.
men of America, will be in Salem Thurs.
day, October 26, and will speak at the
Woodman hall in the Mccormack build
ing. He is known among the fraternity
as an interesting speaker. Besides the
address, program has been arranged.
There will be no admission fee and all
Modern Woodmen and their friends are
invited.
Shoe sale in full blast at A. G. De-
Voc S, the shoeman, 297 North Com
mercial
On account Of the increasing demand
for boxes ana the difficulty it has had
In filling orders with its present equip
ment, the Spaulding Logging company
has purchased the machinery of the
South Salem Box factory. During the
present rush and demand for boxes, the
South Salem Box factory will be oper-
ated in its present location, in charge
of the Spaulding employees. Later, the
machinery will be removed to the box
department of the company. The big de-
mand now is for dried prune boxes and
apple boxes.
See me at my new location 474 Court
st. d. II. Mosher, Tailor to Men and
Women.
State Treasurer Thomas B. Kay and
DIR. Carl Gregg Doney of Willamette
will speak tonight at
the dinner given by the Six o Clock club
of the First Methodist church this ev.
ening at $3.50 o'clock at the church par,
lors, Mr.. Kay will discuss the ''Land
Tax and Loan Fund Amendment. -
President Doney will speak on "The
Repeal oif the Sunday Closing Law. +"
Voters are urged to attend the dinner
and hear what these men have to say
ON these two important measures. The
dinner will he served by the ladies of
the church and there will be a charge
of 25 cents.
Salem weeh viii be every week you
smoke Salem made cigars, Hygrade,
Salem S best . cent smoke.
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The dry forces will hold several raj
lies this week This evening the Rev.
James Elvin will assist in the speaking
at Liberty with the Cherry Bud band
the music. Wednesday even.
ing at Central Howell, F. II. Reeves will
speak, Thursday evening addresses will
he made at either Rocky Point or Vie
tor Point. w. II. Trindle and r. P. Hut
ton will speak Friday evening at Turn.
er and the same evening the Rev +. t.
Porter aud +. H. Reeves will talk at
AumsNille. At Mi City Sntnrdav eY.