Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-28

ladies free. 32
DR.. Stone makes no charge for con-
/ sultation, examination or prescription.
.
The Linn county democratic central
committee has extended an invitation to
several prominent democrats of the city
to attend a democratic banquet to be
given next Saturday evening in Albany
in honor of William Hornibrook, former
minister to Siam. After two years as
American minister Mr.. HOrnibrook re-
signed on account of i'll health in his
family. He recently arrived in Albany
and has resumed his duties as editor
of the Albany Democrat
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
| no Chemeketa Phone 724.
"Hell''-At the Unitarian church
next Sunday morning at II. Come 3-3
Eggs are now retailing at two for
five cents which may be some consola-
tion to the good housekeeper, although
| pork on foot was quoted today in Chi
cago at 1885 hundred. There ism u
much chance for that household favorite
| the lowly bean to sell much cheaper un-
til the new crop comes i'll about seven
months hence. Yesterday one firm in
the city sold 5000 pounds Of beans,
wholesale, at 10 cents pound.
Terwilliger Funeral Home Cottage
Undertaking Parlors), residence par
lors, homelike. Lady Embalmer. Phone
| 724.
Did you see our big ad in yesterday S
Capital Journal? If you did not-look
| it up. 1t will pay you. We are offering
many bargains in almost every line of
goods. Compton s j-10-15 and 25c store
l41 North Commercial street.
Sand tables and blackboard have
been received by Company NJ to be used
in instruction i'll reconnaissance and
patrol work and the teaching of tech
nical problems in general. Instruction
will be given by the officers of the
company. A school for candidates for
corporal will be established for Tuesday
evenings. There are 10 vacancies in
NOllPdhJ VI IOl WI Poitl Uhd IhlNN IVl
sergeant.
Ladies are invited to attend a health
talk on Thursday afternoon at 3
clock at the residence of DIR. M. Te-
rcsa Schoettle, 62S N. Winter st.
The $6,oO0,OO0 road bill will be dis
cussed this evening by the Maccabees
as a special order of business. The dis
cussion will be in the form of debate
in which the affirmative side of the
proposition will be taken by +. J. A,
Boehringer, w. T. Rigdon, w. B. Gil
son and A. j. Heglin. Those opposed to
the bill in its present form and who
will tell their reasons why are Walter
Lemon, August Huckestein, c. w. Leep-
er and Andrew Michels,
I. 0. o. F. members take notice, work
in the 3rd degree this Wednesday, ev
ening; also important business. By or
der of C. g. McElroy, noble grand.
| February, which is ending tonight ac
icording to the almanac, was dry month
in various respects. There was but lit
| tie rainfall during the month, much less
| than the average. During February of
| 1915, the rainfall was 1888 inches; dur
| ing February of 1916, 6.31 inches and
| for this February, only 2.S3 inches. The
wind was from the south "a days of the
month, one day was calm, and for three
days the wind was from the north. The
river today is falling with gauge of
| 40 feet above zero.
''Hell"-At the Unitarian church
next Sunday morning at IL. Come 3-3
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The Salem "Forty-five Efficiency
club will hold its regular meeting in the
auditorium of the Salem public library
next Friday night. This movement on
the part of those who have reached the
age of 45 years and who feel there is a
/ certain handicap in the attitude of peo-
4 pie regarding efficiency at that age
seems to be spreading quite rapidly over
the country and many other "effic-
iency" clubs are being organized to dis
prove the idea that man at that age
is ready for the scrap heap. They be
lieve that if the world followed out the
theory that man had outlived his ef-
fieieney at IS that it would be putting a
premium on inexperience.
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Announcement, wish to announce
TO my many friends in Salem and vi.
einity that l have returned and will
hereafter take an active part in the bus
mess with Mr. Richardson and my SON
Lloyd, and that the public can expect
the same earnest and conscientious con
sideration that has characterized my
business dealings for twenty five years
Kindness, courtesy and absolute relia
bility will ever be our motto.-W. 7
Rigdon.
In making the excavations necessary
to build roadway from the bank Of