Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-04-27
All Around Town



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x April 2e.-Music Recital at =
= Willamette Chapel, Waller hall, !.
= Sp.m m. X
i May 2-DedicatiOn of Cham. <
= poeg Memorial Building. x
X May 6.-Opera "Chimes of y
!. Normandy" High School audit !:
= orium, by Music Department of =
= High school. !
= June s. = Total eclipse of !.
= the sun. World S Almanac gives *
4 hour as 1:3s, but new time x
: schedule viii make the hour x
i: 2:3s. =
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DR.. M. P. Mendelsohn fits eyes cor
reetly. [. S. National Benk Bldg, If,
"The funeral beautiful" webb s.
Clough Co. If.
Prentiss Simpson of the Lincoln
school has made a fine record selling
War Savings Stamps. Up to date, he has
sold stamps to the value of $1706.00
''The hest'' is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 100. If.
Patton Plumbing Co., 3s5 Chemeketa
Phone 1896. We do repair work Stoves
and furnaces eoiled. If.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Card, of Portland
returned to their home yesterday even
ing after attending the funeral of their
sister in law, Mrs. Amanda Card, which
was held yesterday afternoon.
Liberty loan FUND, contribute SOC to-
ward it by buying reserved seat
ticket to Chimes of Normandy and
you IL get more than one dollars worth
of fun and good music, Remember the
date, May 6.
Liberty loan fund, reserve your tick
cts at the high school Monday April
80, $3.50 a. m. Only Soc Opera May 6.
Joynt meeting of Salem
q lodge No. 4 and Pacific No.
SA so, A. +. & A. NJ, at S:l5
IN o'clock this evening A lee
MGNture by Bro R. B. Graham.
- Visiting brethren welcome.
.
Ed Wright, secretary of the public
service commission, living at 245 south
Cottage street, is enjoying visit from
his mother, Mrs. w. T. Wright, whose
home is in Union county.
Chimes Of Normandy, liberty loan
fund. Serpolette, the village mischief
maker in the person Of Florence Jones
is irresistible. Tickets reserved at
high school $50 a. m, Monday April 20
Lih,rty loan fund help it by buying
a ticket to Chimes of Normandy-only
SOC reserved. Get them at the music
stores now Opera May g. Tickets re-
served April 20, $3.50 a. m. at high
school.
Mrs. Earl Wood left today for Ia
coma, WASH, where she goes to join
her husband, who is connected with a
garage at that place. Mr., Wood was for
merly employed in Wick Bros. garage
here, leaving last Tuesday for racoma.
Mrs. Wood was accompanied by her lit
tie daughter.
Study stenography at the Capital
Business college, and prepare for one
of the many places now open to those
well qualified TO do office work. More
calls than we can fill. A new class in
shorthand next Monday. Investigate.
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Terwiniger, grad |
uate morticians and funeral directors,
no Chemeketa st. Phone T24.
.
The Junior, the play which is to be
given by the students of the public
speaking department of Willamette Uni
tarsity on the evenings Of May End and
3rd, is one of Edwin Batoman Morris
college comedies, and is laughter pro.
voking throughout. 1t is ably directed
by Professor Della Crowder Miller, as
surfing a successful production.
Pictures and frames, moderate prices,
popular designs, good assortment. Bu-
rem s Furniture Store, Commercial st. |
Second hand furniture, rugs and gas
stove, for sale, in good condition Mrs.
lhace, phone 916.
The annual statement of the Rural
Credit department of the State Land
Board shows the following loans in Mar
ON county: William T, Brinkley, 81 500;
Iohn +. Matthien, $4,000; j. M Mar.
in, $4,000; Willie E. Eberman, $4,000;
". II. South, $500; Emily NJ. Weeks,
$1,000; Bertha ]. Carlson, 81 300; j. +,
srentano, $4,000; w. 7. Hogg, $1,000.
Wall paper bargains unusual in
lumber Of browns, green's and reds
snren 5 Furniture Store, l79 CONNER
iial street.
Miller tires are wrapped tread. Made
With less heat. than ether tires, leav-
ne the natural life in both the fabric
nd rubber. 80 per cent perfect. I save
our riment and side blowout tires