Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-30

"The funeral beautiful. Webb &
Clough Co. #
Judge Bingham Of the circuit court
will hear petitions for naturalization
at the court room tomorrow at 10 t.
m.
Bigger and better. Wards Drug store.
New location, LIST door east of Grey
Belle confectionery. If
"The best" is all you can DO when
death comes. Call Webb & ClOugh Co.
Phone 120. tt.
The Belgian babies will receive the
sum of $4,000 contributed by the peo-
pie of Salem and vicinity through the
Belgian relief bottles that have been
placed in the business district. 1t re-
quired about two months of eontribu-
tions, mostly in pennies to reach this
amount. The bottles have all been re-
placed and will again make their silent
appeal for the Belgian babies,
.
DR.. Schenk has now returned from
his vacation and he extends a cordial
invitation to his patrons and friends
to visit his institution. If
10 per cent off on all Miller tires in
stock. Clark s tire house, 319 N. Com
mereial st. Phone IA. 1913
Thursday evening of this week the
Elks' lodge in Salem will resume its
regular sessions, to be held Thursday
Of each week. At the meeting this
week it is planned to make it espec
tally interesting for the boys just as a
suggestion of what may be expected
during the winter. Chas. R. Archard is
chairman of the entertainment commit.
tee.
Elma Weller will start former class
es in the Dunnng System of Music
Study for Beginners October fifth.
New classes start October eighth.
.
Members of Hudson Council No. /, |
Royal and Select Master Masons will
60 to McMinnville next Saturday even
ing to confer the snper excellent de-
gree on class of 80 or more candi-
dates. Work will be, exemplified in full
form by Washington Council No. 3, of |
Portland. 1t is expected that about 40
will attend from Salem and 60 or more
from Portland 0. A. Olson is illus
trious master of Hudson Council No
!, F, Il. Carleton, deputy master and
G. r. Davis conductor Of council
Elma Weller will start former class
es in the Dunning System of Music
Study for Beginners October fifth.
New classes start October eighth.
Buy your fall shoes early as there is
no lower prices in sight, said promin-
ent shoe dealer today. Instead of going
lower, the chances are that an advanced
price is coming. The war department
recently contracted for 2,03l 900 shoes
for soldiers and after the closest compe-
tition among the big shoe factories, the
price was finally awarded at $715 for
the soldiers field shoe and $6.45 for the
trench shoe, With prices like this in
two million lots, the average buyer
takes just what he an get and even
no worders are coming in partially fill
cd.
.
Green prines wanted. The West Sa-
lem Fruit Eyaporating Co. will buy a
limited amount of green prunes. Tele-
phone 99S.
The month Of September came in
with maximum temperature Of 93 and
passes out with a maximum of 70. The
month win average the highest in
since records have been
kept in Salem, period of 20 years. The
maximum temperature recorded far
tree days of the month was 80 or above,
with 93 on Sept. l, then 81 on the
second and 80 on Friday of state fair
week. There was a total rainfall dur
ng the month of IL Of an inch. OF
This amount .13 Of an inch fell on the
I4th.
More miles for your money. Let your
lext tire be "Revere. Only three
in 600 sold. Clark tire
house, 319 N. Com 4 st. Phone "a. 1913
E. M. Page, formerly with the law
firm of McNary & MeNary is now
stationed at IT. Macarthur, not very
lar from Los Angeles. He writes H.
J. Wicdmer, secretary of the Elks
odge as follows: "California is wet
'tate but for the good it does man
n uniform, one might as well be in the
Sahara desert Brother John Carson
md myself are about the only Salem
boys here now. Brother Ed Viesko left
,or Campo Eustis, Va, some time ago.
Carson and were held and sent to
special artillery school and have just
received orders to leave for Ft Monroe
Va, for additional instructions. We
work from in the morning until o at
hight. At TT. Monroe we win be under
raining from Q in the morning until
Il at night. p. s. Tell Bro. Bill Evans
am still planning on opening a Ber-
in beer garden"
.
Closing HON, Restaurant September
70, 1880 p. M, l9lS. Many thanks to
he general public for the liberal pat ,
'onage we have enjoyed while in bust.
less in the city of Salem. Yours, Pro
'rietor and Manager. |