Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-12

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COMING EVENTS {.
July l3.-Band concert, Wilson )
Park, s D. m :
x July 1921 Salem Chautauqua. !
X July 18.-Willamette Valley :
X tennis association meet in Sa- !
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*July 24.-Douglas Musicale, First !
X Methodist church. !
X August 17s-Iowa picnic, state !
* fair grounds. I
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II The sawdust shed of the Spauldinl
Logging company is receiving a Goa
of paint.
4 Phone 67 for your fruit jars, cap:
and rubbers, complete line. VIM
Gahlsdorf "the store of housewares.
We will pay 1916 for top veal de
Ilivered at Farmers Produce Co., 100 N
| High. Phone 10. 7-12
Adair Lockwood, has been signed III
as sergeant in the signal corps reserve
with orders to be ready for duty any
time within go days.
Currants $1.00 per crate. Ward X.
Richardson. Phone 494
Dv. D. K Beechler, dentist, 3o2 u s.
Banl. bldg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. If
The commercial fishing season on the
coast streams in Oregon opens Sunday,
and in anticipation of this, w. S. Fits,
local fish dealer, will go to Alsea, New
port and other coast towns tomorrow.
Free-A nice disa with each $1.0o
purchase. Salem Market Place, grocery
department 121 s. Com l. 1877
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Miss Lucille Barton announces change
of address to 598 N. 18th st. f1a block
N. Of Center). Glasses are now being
formed for summer work in singing and
correct placing Of the voice. Phone
1888. T-13
A marriage license was issued this
morning by the county clerk to Rodney
H. Mapes, a carpenter of this city, and
Esther Adalina Jackson, clerk of this
city.
Buy your meat Saturday at 26o State
st. Midget Market temporary location.
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Fire Marshal Stevens will deliver an
illustrated lecture ON: fire protection at
the Woodmen of the World hall in the
Derby Friday evening at 8 O'Clock. No
admission charge. Public invited. 7-l3
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The body of John Halferty, who died
in this city July 4, was taken to Poto-
sia, Wis, yesterday, by F. w. Halferty,
son. The funeral was held here at the
Rigdon parlors.
Meats at Midget prices Saturday 26o
State st.
DR.. stones Drug Store makes free
delivery. Phone 80.
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Asahel Bush, who returned from New
port Tuesday night, reported that the /,
roads to Newport We're at their best. He
said the return trip was made in five
and half hours.
Same meats, same prices, same Mid
get, 260 State.
Everybody knows what Midget
means.
Ivan Schomaker, hospital corps, q. s.
navy, detailed in the meteorological
arrived in the city last night
from San Francisco. He will remain five
days. He declares there is no place like
the navy, and says he wishes he had
gone into it two years ago.
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Indian Hill farm wants a few more
Loganberry pickers A very liberal in
ducement to those who stay throughout
the season. Fine camp grounds; moved
to and from yard free. Only 3 blocks
walk from end of 18th st. ear line.
will begin Monday July l6.
Phone 516, T. L. Davidson.
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The knights of Columbus and their
friends are giving picnic at st. Paul,
twenty five miles down the Willamette,
next Sunday. The Gramona, which has
a capacity of 275 people, has been char
tered for the trip. A band and orchestra
has been engaged. There will be sports
on the grounds Boat leaves a. m.
Round trip tickets 81. Tickets may beI
from any member.
The guirantors Of the chautauqua ,
viii meet tonight at the Commercial
slub in response to call by President
Epley, who has some very important
tens of interest to bring before the
sFifty-two." He urges every one of
.hese TO be present at S o clock.