Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-17

X November 24.-Football on X
X Willamette Field. Post Hospital X
X Corps of Vancouver VS.. William X
X cite University. X
X November 27.-Cherrian Jit- X
X ney dance at armory. X
X November 30.-Election on X
X proposed school budget. X
x November 30.-Annual Tax j:
X payers Meeting at City hall. X
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DR.. M P. Mendelshon fits eyes cor
rectly. U. S. National bank bldg. tt
Postmaster August Huckestein Sen
ator Charles L. McNary and governor
James Withycombe are attending the
ceremonies on today at Mt. Angel of
the dedication of the highway.
DR.. Mendelsohn the eye specialist,
will not leave for his vacation until
Dec. 10th. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
I770 Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
H. G.. Pomeroy of Eugene has been
appointed to the position of assistant
ticket agent at the Oregon Electric de-
pot, succeeding H. H. Nagle. The trans
fer will date from today and next Mon
day Mr.. Nagle win leave for New York
City.
Bissells carpet sweepers and Vacu-
um sweepers are the best, prices never
above their high standard. Buren, 3
Furniture Store, 179 Commercial st.
The golf tournament, postponed from
last Sunday, is ON again at the Illihee
golf links tomorrow. 1t is expected that
several from Portland will attend.
Pretty, popular priced cretonnes in
all the latest shades, fine for shopping
bags, laundry bags and cushions. Bu-
rem s Furniture Store, Commercial St
VIM. Kenyon, son of Alfred Kenyon,
is expected to be at the Mission Sunday
Nov 1S, to visit his father. He is a
freshman this year.
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Bargain, if quick-M Modern room
house, / condition, 175 foot lot, pave
ment, barn, gas electricity, 3 blocks
from Oregon Electric. depot. Phone
971, office hours.
Although the balcony Of the armory
was condemned several months ago, no
repairs will be made on the south wall
until about the first of the year. And
Just to prevent people from going into
the balcony, the stairways from the
two sides have been barricaded.
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Terwilliger Funeral Home (hon1e OF
the lungmotor, residence parlors, home
like. Lady embalmer. Phone 724.
The Isle of Pines is long way from
Oregon but it is from that fine winter
climate country grape fruit being
shipped to the northwest. Although grape
fruit is grown in California and Flori-
da it is from the Isle of Pines that
the finest favored fruits are shipped,
and they are now being shipped to Sar
lem.
The Cherrians Will give another Jlt-
ney dance next Tuesday evening at the
armory. According to the plans now
under way, there will be several inter-
esting and amusing stunts besides
prize that will be worth while. AS usual
IN all the Cherrian dances this winter,
twenty per cent of the net proceeds
will be given to either some charitable
or patriotic organization.
.
A meeting of the social Service Cen
ter has been called for next Monday
evening, at the auditorium Of the Com
mercial club. According to general re-
ports, there is plenty of work to be done
as notwithstanding the general prosper
GUS appearance OF Salem, there is con-
siderable poverty in the city and many
cases of distress that call for prompt
attention before the winter weather sets
in.
The orientals claim that the seat OF
the affections is in the stomach and not
in the heart. What we intended to say
is that whale meat is being sold in Sa-
lem and that the supply is growing rap
idly smaller. 1t comes packed IN cans
and according to those who have tired
it, it was curiosity rather than hunger
that prompted the purcAase-that Is Tor
the first time.
Miss Martha Gueffroy and Fred Gahls
dorf were married in San Francisco last
Wednesday, according to a telegram
received by VIM. Gahlsdorf. The groom
is in the medical department of the
18th U. S. regular army and expects
soon to be sent to France. The bride IS
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Guef-
frov of 9S5 North Church street and
sister of A. A. Gueffroy Of the City
Hall. She will return to Salem in about
two weeks.
There doesn't seem to be very much
food conservation in the city of Salem
according to the grocery men. There is
about the same amount of food stuffs
sold as one year ago, although the price
is somewhat higher. The meat markets
have not to any great extent felt the
effects Of meatless days, although some
believe that the hig price of meats has
done more to hold the business down
than food conservation plans. The opin-'
ion Of business men in general who are