Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-10

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Evening sittings by appointment
ITrover Weigel Studio. tt
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i Hottest and smoothest hne'of heat
ling stoves in town Buren s Furniture
Store, Commercial st.
James Sutherlin sent to the state hos
pital from Multnomah county elopeC
from that institution yesterday after
noon but was picked up by the police
in Portland and returned to the asylum
to-day.
Bazaar at Episcopal church rooms
on Chemeketa street, Wednesday Dec
18th. Doors open at p m. Beautiful
hand made articles for holiday gifts
IAprons, cooked foods, plum puddings
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A fine looking, heavy weight Ker.
atol bag for $3.25.-Hamilton 8.
Travelling bags for less money than
ever before.-Hamilton IS.
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J The funeral services for W. W. Smith
Twill be held from the residence of G.
E. Terwilliger, ITO Chemeketa street,
| Tuesday, 2 p. m. Rev. Mr.. Trotter of the
Pentecostal church of Portland officiat-
ing. Burial in City View cemetery.
Picture framing correctly done. No
raise in prices. Buren, s Furniture Store
Commercial street.
Several prominent speakers from
Portland will be present at the smoker
tomorrow evening given by the Salem
Trades and Labor Council at darcy
hall, and refreshments will be served in
keeping with the Hoover idea Several
interesting musical numbers are prom
| ised.
Parlor lamps, electric portable lamps
land smoking sets at Hamilton s.
Hoosier Cabinets, all reduced for
quick selling. They are the best cabi-
nets on the market. Come and be shown
Buren, IS Furniture Store, Commercial
street
Globe Wernicke sectional bookcases
are the best, some are reduced about
one half to close out. Buren, s Furni-
ture Store, Commercial street.
The Salem Social Service Center will
hold "seal day" or ''Gtamp day" on
Saturday of this week, ON which date
the city will be oanvassed and the social
service seals Of the organization dispos
ed of. The seals are to be used the same
as Christmas seals and will cost ten
cents package, each package contain
ing ten seals. The, proceeds are to go
toward buying groceries, etc, for the
poor of the city.
Have you bought that Xmas gift
yet? Make it fur. West Fur Co., 2l7
s. High street
A Hoover spreads cheer through out
the year. Practical, useful. VIM. Calls
dorf. Phone 67.
Glass cooking dishes, casseroles, flow
er bowl and baskets at Hamilton 8.
Those attending the benefit enter
tainment at the Grand Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Salem Wom-
ans club were very well pleased with
ley. The musicians who gave their ser
vices voluntarily for the occasion We're
Miss Lily Siege, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Savage, H. N. Stoutmeyer and Ivan G.
Martin.
w. s. B. dance at armory Tuesday
night $3.50.
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5000 rolls wall paper from the Beav-
er State Paint company to be sold at
a sacrifice. Priced from 10 cents per
double roll upwards. Don be the last
to pick a bargain. Buren S Furniture
Store, Commercial street.
Mrs. o. G. Schellberg will hold a
fancy work sale December Is, IA and
10, at Buren's Furniture Store.
Chief of Police Cooper has received
a letter from Mrs. H. E. Elliott, 1856
Franklin street, San Francisco, asking
his assistance in locating the where
abouts of her son, Clarence Lee Roy
Clark, who when last heard from was
at Salem. The youth is 16 years of age,
tall, with blue eyes, and is much sought
by his mother, whose only remaining
son is in France. The lad, his mother
says in the letter, is her only remain
ing means of support.
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Hunt IS piece orchestra will furnish
the jazz for the w. & B. dance at ar
mory Tuesday night, $3.50.
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Good time W. s. B. dance armory
Tuesday night, $3.50.
The Salem fire department received
today a handsome silk service flag con
tanning five stars in honor of the five
members of the department who have
joined the service to date. The men are:
Herbert Savage, engineers corps;
Claude Beck, corporal in Company NJ. j
Forest Wellburn, sergeant in machine
gun company at American Lake; EN-
inert johnson, chauffeur in aviation;
and Al Cleveland, machinist in aviation