Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-01
COMING EVENTS

+ COMING EVENTS :
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X Liberty Theatre-"Th The Show 4
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K 0stOber 5s-Opening day fer y
K Dragon State School for tie y
x Rfaud. n
* October 13.-Collection Of old X
# RapeFs and Magazines for Red X
M Cross. 4
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X Penitentiary Adinstrels; Red \;
X Cross benefit. "
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/ Or. M. p. MendeIsohn fits eyes coz
ireet1y. o. g. National bank building. If.
DR.. @. G. Eshelman Of Portland will
be in the city Thursday and will speak
before the local Artisan lodge. He is
supreme medical examiner of Oregon
for the Artisans.
miss A. He0uiroch, optometr1sts
Hubbard building, will be out of TIE
CITY irntd Oct. 10-1
The Oregon Electric school train from
Woodburn and return was put ON the
Electric service today. From Woodburn
the train will arrive at 3:05 O'Clock.
Leaving for Woodburn, the time is
$3.50 clock.
pr. D. <. Beeenler, denbist, 3o2 q. s.
bHnk bldg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. tt
The Standard Oil company now has
Ford roadster for its travelling sales
man in the city county. Another sale
made by Wick Bros. was that OF a
Hudson super six speedster to 5. M.
Garrison, an engineer on the Falls City
branch of the 8. p.
Mary q. Rowland, NJ D., office over
Golden Rule store, special attention to
women and children and diseases OF
tha skin 1927
The first regular fall meeting of the
Elks lodge will be held Thursday even
ing of this week and thereafter on
Thursday evenings of each week. The
resuming of the regular weekly sessions
will be observed by special addresses
and limitations.
Miss A. McCulloch has returned from
her vacation at Newport and will be IN
her office as usual tomorrow.
At the session of the city council
this evening, the final acceptance of
the deed for the Bush pasture will be
acted on. The assessment ordinance pro-
yiding for a method of foreclosure of
liens for street improvements will also
receive the attention of the city fathers.
Suits made to order for $40 and mp.
Capital Tailoring Co., Felix hordlna,
97o state ST m stairs. Ill
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c. A. Rockhill, former resident Of
Salem is now n prosperous farmer OF
Grand Island This prosperity is due
to the fact that besides other farm crops
he reports a fair to middling yield of
potatoes and first class bean crop.
The building of silo recently is evil
dence of his prosperity.
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Beautiful felt battleship pennants
wrapped with Holsum Bread, Start
saving them today. They make beauti-
full sofa pillow covers and center
pieces
Logging men and mill men are wanted
badly by the war department. Orders
have been issued for the raising of two
battalions of loggers and men familiar
with the lumber industry. These men
will be sent at once to France for the
cutting of timber and the building of
bridges.
"a Free Lecture
On Christian Science will be given
Thursday at s clock at the Grand
Opera House by John Sidney Braith-
waite of London, Eng, Member Of the
Board of Lectureship Of The Mother
Church. The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass
There is an ordinance prohibiting the
riding of bicycles on the city streets-
that is the riding with hands off the
handle bars. This morning boy barely
escaped being run into by an auto. He
was riding with hands off and when
the auto horn sounded the alarm, the
boy turned around and at the same time
the bicycle swung in front of the ear.
1t was only quick work on the part of
the auto driver that saved the boy.
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Enlistments at the Salem recruiting
office for the month Of September was!
10. The month of August brought in ~
and the month of July 81. This makes
total of 81 recruits for the army since
the s0th of June and this number will
be credited on the number required OF
Marion county when the second draft
is made.
While working for the Silverton Lum
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