Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-13

q all kinds Of foot trouble. Phone 900. Il
A hard times social will be giveI
= this evening for the benefit of the Rec
! Cross at the Christian church. There
will be program and plenty of en-
. tertainment.
:. Convince yourself. ask any Hoover
S sweeper user and decide accordingly,
Y 5 day trial free. VIM Gahlsdorf. Phone
81.
Mrs. Nina Hoffhine who has been
cashier at the Liberty theatre for the
, past two years, has resigned her pO-
sition on account Of illness.
: Felt top card tables regular $3.50
value, special $2.75.-Hamilton s Furn-
iture Store.
j A lecture will be given Wednesday
afternoon in the chapel on the second
floor of Kimball college at $3.50 o. clock
by the Rev. R. N. Avison, pastor of the
First Metodist church. His subject is,
GA Minister-By Whose Authority"
The address is for the students and
those preparing for the ministry. The
lecture is also for the public.
! .
Card tables special for this week.
Regular $3.50 felt top table $2.75.--
Hamilton s Furniture Store.
The citizens of Salem are generous
in giving books to the soldiers. Last
week a call was sent out by the pub
! lie library for 100 books to complete
shipment to American Lake. Before
the end of the week 112 had been re-
ceived, and the shipment made, making
total of more than 1000 books collect
ed in Salem and forwarded to the sol
diers.
Heater prices all reduced to make
quick disposal of all heating stoves
Hamilton's Furniture Store.
o.
The Minstrel show given last Friday
evening at Aumsville was a success from
the standpoint of attendance and net
proceeds as total of $50 was cleared.
The entertainment was in charge of A.
E. Clark, formerly in charge of the mu-
sic at the state penftentiary. He has
had years of experience in directing or
chestras and entertainments and will
probably put on other shows in the
county.
All carpets to go at big sacrifice.
Bring in your room measures.-Hamll-
ton S.
Josep E. Tuttle, internal revenue col
lector will deliver an address Wednes-
day evening before the members of the
Business Men s League at the CONNER
eial club. His talk will be especially ON
the income tax and other matters of
revenue of especial interest to the bust
ness man. Mr.. Tuttle is here direct
from Washington looking after the in
terests of the government and espec-
tally those who migt come under the
income tax laws.
DR.. Mendelsoan wishes to notify his |
friends and patrons that he Will leave
for California on the 10th of Dee. and
will be away from his office until jan
lst. If you have trouble with your eyes
If
A nice line of I'd hand sewing ma |
chimes in good condition, cheap if sold I
at once. Geo. G. Will, the music and ,
sewing machine dealer.
"A Minister by Whose Authority f" !
This is the title of lecture to be CIV I
en- in Kimball College of Theology We'd
nesdav, Nov. 14th, at $3.50 p. m. by the {
Rev. r. N. Avison of First Methodist
church, Salem. Special music will be rem /
dered by the recently organized kimban
College Chorus under the leadership of
Rev. A. n. Aldrieh, with Dn +. s. Gam
mond, as aceompanist. Don't forget the
time, place and date. You are cordially
invited.
Mill wood-Reduced prices on guam
tity orders, prompt delivery. Spaulding !,
Logging Co. LILO
The Flying Squadron of male singers
under the direction of DR.. ii. c. Epiey (,
assisted at the Y. NJ. @. A. meeting held
last night at Silverton. Others at the
meeting were o. B. Gingrieh and Rol-
lin X. Page, The meeting was well at
tended and great interest shown in, the
Y. NJ. c. A. war work and the efforts
made to raise a fund for its work in
Europe. The squadron win sing again
this evening at Woodburn. The quartet
is composed of DR.. H. C. Epley, Will
liam MeGilchrist, ST., c. E. Knowland
and s. E. Wolf, and viii sing every
evening of the week during the drive
for the war fund.