Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-02


Misa A. AEoCulloeA, optometr1st,
Hubbard bHisaing, will be out Of the
city until Oct. /. 1o-1
Boys to the number of one hundred
availed themselves of the opening day
yesterday of the physical department
of the Y. M. @. A. the majority of
them taking advantage Of the swimming
pool.
pr. d. K. Beeenler, denJist, 302 U. s,
bank bldg Eifteen years experience.
Most modern efGce equipment in the
valley. Sundays by appointment. tt
DR.. r. v. Ellis, who is well known In
Salem and who has been with the Tread
well company in juneau, Alaska, writes
that he is now nicely situated in his
new location at Chichagoff, Alaska.
Mary q. Rowland, M. D., office over
Golden Rule store, special attention to
women and children and diseases of
the skin. 1927
The Oregon Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union will hold its annual ses-
sion in Albany beginning tomorrow and
closing Friday evening. The address of
the president, Mrs. Jennie M. Kemp will
be given Wednesday afternoon.
suits made to order for $50 and up
Capital Tailoring Co.. Felix Kordina,
372 State st., up stairs. Ill
%
Meet me at the Club Bowling and
Pocket Billiards, 122 N. Commercial
| st, upstairs. tf
Miss Grace Young who for the past
six years has been associated with Drs.
Sleeves and Findley in the Bank of
Commerce building, left yesterday for
Eugene where she will take up a special
medical course in the University of Ore
gon.
MIL wood 10 loads mill wood at $3.50
per load for few days only. Spaulding
| Ioqginr Co. 10-4
Fair over, order that new suit or
overeoat now, the largest and most
| complete assortment of woolens in Sa-
lem. D. H. Mosher, tailor to men and
women.
It seems that the boys about 1s years
old are as anxious to get into the navy
as those who are subject to draft. Yes
terday Raymond B. Walling and Ber-
nard j. Ryan enlisted at the local navy
recruiting office. Both are IS years old.
The young men left yesterday for the
navy training school at San Francisco.
| It is safe to have your children s
eyes examined at the beginning of the
school year, any defects found can be
corrected saving the child undue an
nOyanee due to eye strain. See DR.. Nj.
P. Mendelsohn, rooms 209-210-21l U. S.
Nat Bank Bldg
The St. Paul Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Russell
Catlin, 1909 Chemeketa Wednesday af-
ternoon at $3.50.
Two recruits signed up for service
yesterday at the army recruiting station
on State street Guy B. Ellison, lS, of
Salem went into the engineers corps
and Arthur L. Arrance, %, Of Falls
City, into the medical corps. Both of
the young men went to Portland today.
Do you want to make more money?
| Have you an accurate record of your
! stock and daily transaetiOnsS Have You
business problem that lou cannot
solveq / can assist you. James NJ
Heady, room ,, Salem Commercial Club
| building. tt
.
Within few days the Liberty loan
proposition will be put before the peo-
| pie of Salem in short talks at the NOV
ing picture theatres. Among those who
will speak are Governor .Withycombe,
Justice Wallace McCamant and Justice
Lawrence T. Harris. These addresses
win be made at the request of the de-
! partment of public information.
II .
i Shipment of new sewing machines
l just received shipment of Standard
Rotary Sewing Machines. These ma
chimes are later improved than any 9TH
er make of rotary sewing machines.
They do not clog as all other rotarys
do. These machines also sew both lock
and chain stitch. Two machines in one.
If you want the latest and ightest
running rotary sewing machine, one
|, that does a larger variety of work,
/ come to Geo. c. Wills music store and
see this very latest sewing machine.
.
Prof. ]. o. Hall Of Willamette Uni
versity viii lecture next Sunday at the
auditorium Of the state fair grounds be-
fore the county Sunday school eonven-
tion. He as chosen for his subject,
Leadership. He win discuss the