Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-20

4 navy last May, arrived home last nio
y on ten days furlough. He is in {
X electrical department and is station
: at Mare island.
+ A word 10 the wise 5000 Salem ne
& pie to photograph for Xmas picture
< Make the appointment for YOURS
day, at your favOrite studio in Sale
why should You waltz 10.
k Pastor w. A. Baker has Iectured he
/ before to a packed house. Hear him {
! war.
HaDoWe'en, like Christmas, is with
once a year and to give all sorts of il
Il formation ON the subject, the Salem pu
ne library has put on display vario,
books telling of what can be made an
what can be done on that joyous oeea
ion.
Poelnes billiards 21ac per eue 9oo
tables, courteous treatment. A gentle
men g resort. DalrYmple's Billiard Pa,
lors, under Oregon Electric depot.
4 -
There are good cooks, good cooks
land good cooks. Louie is good cook
irDown stairs in Oregon Electric bldg
! Try him.
| William A. Baker, of Portland. vii
speak at the Moose Hall at 8 ocloel
| Ht:nday afternoon, taking for the sub
| jeet of his discourse, 'The World g Wa
Its Relation to the Day of Judge
ment."
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. TerwiIliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
I770 Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
Quality and modest prices. all
through our rng and carpet depart
ment. new rugs just arrived. Buren, Is
Furniture Store, 179 N. Commercial.
Tho story hour for the children a.
the public library. will be resumed ear.
ly in November. The time and hours
viii be the same as last winter, the
first class coming Saturday morning at
$3.50 o o'clock and the second at 1880
O'Clock.
Terwilliger Funeral Home (home If
the lungmotor) residence parlors, home
like. Lady embalmer. Phone 724.
.
Close olTt prices on number Of
Hoosier cabinets, one slightly soiled
Buren, s Furniture Store, Commercial
street.
The Drsger Fruit company now has
on it's payroll in the packing depart
ment in Salem 1875 and at the Roseburg
plant, 135. The packing season will not
last as long this year on account of
the short crop, probably so per cent
less than a year ago. The Italians are
bringing from s to 10 cents a pound
according to size. and this is about 35
per cent more than paid last year.
Just brought in an $500 bill of used
furniture good as new. u. L. Stiff &
Son, Cor. I'd hand store.
e. L. Stiff & Son take your old mat
tresses on new ones and allow you the
best of prices, wool especially.
The chairmen of the various commit
tees in charge of the home coming of
Company M are as follows: Rev. James
Elvin, general chairman Mrs. Clifford
Brown, on banquet committee; Rev. r.
N. Avison, program COMMITTEES; w. C.
Faulkner, parade and drill committee;
Mrs. Curtis Cross, secretary Of the gem
eral committees.
For fine wall decorations, visit this
store, for in addition to our stock of
'egular~ papers we show sample books
kA<,- .pb IL
importers of the east. Buren's Furni-
ture Store, 179 Commercial St.
Tom 0rdeman who sang this after
noon at the armory, will return this
evening to Portland and next Wednes-
lay will leave for. New York city to |
pend his second winter in studying |
foiee with +. X. Arens and also take |
lp course of study in the Berlitz |
ehool of language.
Best heaters at lowest prices and old /
mes taken in exchange at E. l.. Stiff |
{ Son s.
In the football game played this af-
ernoon ON Willamette field between
ompany NJ and Chemawa, the soldier
'0ys played as follows, under the lead
rship of Captain Rinehart: left end,
Witt Gill; right end, Keene; center,
leed; righht tackle, Petersen; left
aekle, Vic Taylor; quarter back, Rine-
art; right half, Luke Gill; fallback,
'razier; left half, Bartlett; right guard,
lerb Taylor; left guard Raueh.
GARD OF THANKS II
We desire to express our thanks TO
ar neighbors and friends who SO kind
! assisted US in the time of the sick
ess and death of our father, D. H.
Iartin, and to those who sung so beau