Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-14

y EeDruAry lS.-6cculHf concert ss
X by Pilgrim Chorus at First Con- \
X gregational church. i
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Dr.. N. AaeaAslsohn fits eyes cor
eetly. q. g. Rah- baAk bldg. tt
Hooverize-Ses the best pictures at
only Sc, Zoe and 15e, including war
tax, at the Bligh theater. tt
( A rise Of inches was made during
the night by the Willamette, the govern
ment gauge this morning showing 9.3
feet of water compared with 9.8 early
yesterday.
New Picture Prices Children, DC;
matinees, 10e, and evenings, 15e, in
eluding the war tax, at the Bligh thea
ter. If
''The best is all yeu can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 1870. tt
The F. F. F. club OF the First Metho-
dist Sunday school of this city will meet
a team from Dallas Saturday night in
game of basketball ON the Willamette
gymnasium floor. The local players will
be Carson Hunt, Jack Randall, Hugh
Doney, Every Jones and Homer Richard
son.
Patton PIunbing Co., 335 Chemeketa
Phone 1906 We de repair work. Stoves
and furnaces eoiled. tt
THE funeral beautiful" Webb &
Olough Co. tt
A meeting was called to be held at
$3.50 this afternoon at the armory for
the purpose of organizing a Soldiers
and Sailors Parents club of Salem and
vicinity. All parents of boys in any
branch of the service were invited to
be present. Similar clubs have been or
ganized in many other cities and there
are various ways in which such clubs
can be of service to the boys and to the
government.
We now have several second hand
Fords at attractive prices. All models.
See Wick Brothers. 2-14i
Globe Wernicke book cases and fill
ing cabinets at Buren, s Furniture
Store, 179 Commercial st.
Benefit dance for Company M at ar
mory tonight, given by auxiliary of U.
s. w. V. Couples 75c, extra lady 25
cents.
Curtis Wilson, who is reported among
those lost with the transport Tuscania,
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Will |
son, who live ON Seventeenth street. His
mother, sister and two brothers live in
but his father is now employed |
in Canada. Curtis Wilson was gradual |
ed from the Salem high school, but for
some time previous to his enlistment
had resided on homestead near Boise,
Idaho.
See Wick Brothers for bargains in
second hand Fords. 2-14
Leak leak, leak, I can repair them.
Phone 538M. If
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A service flag containing about 80
stars will be dedicated next Sunday af-
-ernoon at 1880 clock at st. Joseph s
,hurch in honor of the young men of
the Salem Catholic parish who are in
heir country's service The dedicatory
address will be delivered by Rev. Father
e. V. o. Hara, of Portland, and all per-
sons are cordially invited to be present
of religious belief. The dedi-
cation has been set at the hour of 1880 II
in order to have the exercises over be-
fore the celebration of Lii ncoln s and
S birthdays begins at the
lrmory at $3.50 O'Clock.
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Spotted ceilings don't look well, why
not re-paper now3 All papers reduced.
Buren's Furniture Store, 179 CONNER
cial st.
Buy your second hand Ford now
while we have number to choose
from. Wick Brothers. 2-14
Short lots and remnants in wall pa
per at Buren, Furniture Store, 179
Commercial street.
The illustrated lecture on Russia Civ
N last evening at the public library by
Rev. +. T. Porter was very well attend
ID, close to two hundred people filling
he auditorium. Rev. Porter's address
vas both interesting and instructive and
he slides afforded one an opportunity
o see as nearly as possible at first hand
he life and conditions prevailing in
Russia before the war. The food exhibit
Inder charge of Miss Lorene Parker
nd Mrs. W. NJ. Hamilton proved quite
n interesting attraction, showing the
arying proportions of bread, meat and
ugar which arc consumed by the United
,tates, England, France, Italy and Ger
lany This part of the exhibit is still
n display on the main floor of the lib
airy building and should be seen by
very one. The exhibit is made up of
he actual amounts of bread, meat and
ugar weighed out and arranged side
v side in comparison.
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GARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
or their kindness and sympathy dur
ng the hours Of our bereavement for