Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-09-28
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city. He is one of the ''Let 'er Buck"
boys. Solomon in all his glory was not
arrayed like one of these. Mr.. Knight
is well known here having formerly
been associated with Viek Bros.
Mary O. Rowland, M. D., office over
Golden Rule store, special attention to
women and children and diseases of
/ the skin. 1927
On. %. z. Beechler, denCist, 302 U. 8
hank bldg. Fifteen years experience.
Most modern office equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. If
The Salem Elks entertained 225 visit
ing Elks and their ladies at the Elks'
Temple yesterday. The lodge rooms were
made the headquarters of the Portland
visiters as well as Elks from near by
cities until late in the evening.
/ Races-0vernfght entries and results
posted daily at Electric Billiard parlor
AIS State st. 9-2S
We are not making display at the
state fair this year-TOO busy filling
orders for our customers. Mosher, Sa-
lem IS leading tailor to men and wo-
men. 9-1o
The singing of the double number by
Miss Ada Miller at the fair grounds
last evening as part Of the Elks' band
entertainment met with the emphatic
approval of the large audience. In res
ponse to repeated eneores, she sang, 81
Wish L Were a Crows Egg"
.
Miss A. McCulRoef, optometr1st,
Hubbard building, will be out of the
city until Get I. 1O-1
It Is O scientific fact that bowling
is one of the best exercises known. Phe
Club, 1872 N. Com 2 upstairs. tt
Thomas R. Reynolds of Portland, ser
iously injured his leg while getting off.
the train Wednesday evening and is
now at the Salem hospital. He is well
known in the city as for about 30 years,
he was agent for the Wells Fargo com
pany in Salem.
Casebere Kindergarten opens Mon
day Oct. l. Director, Nellie Casebere,
assistant, Inez Goltra. Hours TO
11:30 a. m. Ages to 6. 3SS n. Winter
81 phone 537R. 9-2S
H. L. Gill, editor and manager Of
the Woodburn Independent, is one OF
the many newspapermen enjoying press
day at the fair.
At the annual session of the Grand
Commandery of Oregon, Knights Temp
lar, held yesterday in Marshfield,
George G. Brown was elected deputy
grand commander and Milton l.. Myers
| to the office of grand junior warden:
The session of the Grand Council or
Royal and Select Masters was held Ill
Marshfield today.
Swedish Tabernacle M. E. church,
cor. S. 18th and Mill streets. John
OVAL, minister. Sunday school at z
D. m. Gust Anderson, superintendent;
Sermon by the pastor at p. M. All
are most cordially invited to attend.
Book exchange opens, Salem high
school book exchange will be open sat
from 10 to 12 and from l to $3.50.
coward to victory will be dis
crssed at the moving picture houses TINS
evening by the -Four Minute Men. FOR
this evening the assignments are as foi-
lows: At the Bligh, Frank Davey; at
the Liberty, R. A. Harris; at the Ore
gon. the Rev. R. 8. Gill. The Four Min
1te Men have been most favorably re-
seiyed at the theatres this week.
o
I,lmu coal will be given away free
on Saturday afternoon to the person
who guesses nearest the weight of
truck load which will be driven around
the principle streets of Salem on SAT
urdav. bv the Big One Fuel company,
544 State street, where free guessing
coupons can be obtained.
In order that the service of the Wells
Fargo company at the fair GROUNDS
might be entirely satisfactory, the fol
lowing company officials have been as
sisting: E. A. Munsey, superintendent,
from Portland; l.. p. Bergman, ASSIST
ant superintendent, f. 7. Fisher, claim
supervisor and route agents /. j.. Dwyef
and NJ. B. Mason. The office OF the
company at the fair grounds is IN charge
of L. X. Gear.
The Charles R. Archerd Implement
90. have some very fine winter oats
win Ne'eh i"iN'" 9-29
The charles R. Archerd Implement
60. is in the market for oats, wheat, NJ
hay and straw.
According to C. o. Constable, county
fruit inspector, the prune situation is
| about as follows: The dryers through
mt the county are all now busy; grow
- oor,nlain Of the small sizes but state
that the prunes are drying heavy on ac7
connt of the amount of sugar they con
tain. The weather has been ideal anu anu
prices are around nine cents 1or S'S SuS'
This figure is about two cents higher
than last year.
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