Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-09

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] Col. E. G. Snider, auctioneer, in
] charge of the auction at 341 n. Com
! mereial every Saturday. $40
! Buy goods at your own price at aue-
. tion sale of Z. L. Stiff & Son 341 n.
; Commercial Saturday at 1880 p. m. $40
The Salem high school basketball
; team will go to Portland this evening
to play the Franklin high school team.
In a former game between the two
teams, played in Salem, the home boys
. defeated the Portland players with a
: score that makes it look encouraging
for Salem tonight.
Do you know what Unitarians be-
lievel Go to church Sunday March II
at IL a. m. and find out! $40
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lis the Bible Infalible?'' Unitarian
church Sunday, March II, IL a. m.
Come. $40
Prof. J. o. Hall, of Willamette uni
versity, has made an extended study of
the problems pertaining to social vel
fare and development. He explained the
relation of school development and the
Sunday school before the members of
the Marion county Sunday school asso-
citation at the Presbyterian church this
afternoon.
The Salem Woman's club will meet
tomorrow in the library at 2:30. At
1880 DR.. Carl Gregg Doney will give an
address, which all of the members are
requested to hear.
Dance at Aumsville Saturday even
ing. Salem orchestra.
The exhibition of blindfolded playing
of chess and checkers by Newell w.
Banks at the Commercial club Satur-
day evening is for the public in gen
eral and especially the ladies'. And that
all may see how champion plays blind
folded against dozen or more chess
and checker players, this part of the
evenings pBegram has been scheduled
to begin at $3.50 O'Clock.
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Our suits will suit you. Our stock is
the largest Our prices the most reas-
enable. "The MSsher-made clothes
satisfy. Tailor to men and women-474
Court
Cherry Blossoms-everybod drink
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| A synopsis of the school laws as
amended by the last legislature is be-
| In 4
ty school superintendents by the state
superintendent of public instruction.
Copies will also be sent to the heads of
institutions throughout the state About
$500 copies in all will be sent out by
the education department to educate the
educators regarding the education laws.
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Miss Sadie Smith of the Fish School
of Expression, reading Evangeline )"
Unitarian church Sunday, March IL, 8
! p. m. No admission charged. The pub
lie invited $40
We pay 23c trade for eggs. Seamster
Bros, 12l S, Commercial.
Up to date the month of March has
been comparatively dry compared to one
year ago, when it rained steady for the
first nine days of the month with a
precipitation of 4.40 inches. This month
there has been only 80 of an inch of
rain. The river is holding at the same
gauge as yesterday, 6.7 feet above low
water. One year ago today it was 1913
feet
Many styles of picture or room mould
ing at lc per foot, regular 4c and sc
values.-C. S. Hamilton
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Picture framing at less than the
price of moulding at some places.-C.
S. Hamilton.
Judge P. H. darcy, district deputy
grand exalted ruler, paid an official
visit to Salem lodge, No 1856, B. ?. 0. |
E., at the regular meeting last evening.
After short address by the judge, the
following candidates were initiated into |
the mysteries of the antlers and the IL |
o clock hour: l.. R. Murphy, William
Ivan, George S. Holland, w. L. West |
and c.. NJ HiXon. The customary lunch /