Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-05

F Phone 1906. We do repair work. Stove
and furnaces coiled. t.
Terwilliger Funeral Home (home OIL
the lungmotOr) residence parlors, home
like Lady embalmer. Phone 724.
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Clement E. Turnidge, of Talbot, Ore.
signed up yesterday at the navy recruit
ing station for service as landsman fol
nlaehinist S mate in aviation.
t96 per cent perfect) Miller Tires
are uniform in mileage, money saved
by buying a Miller Tire, cheapest in
the long run. See Clark, sales agent,
Y. M. G. A. bldg. 1-5
MIR. and Mrs G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians and funeral directors,
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
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Postmaster Huckestein reports that
the war savings and thrift stamps are
being sold In very substantial quanti
ties over the county. A number of post
offices from various points within the
county have reported good sales.
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Removal notice-H. A. johnson g.
Co.'s real estate and fire insurance of
flee, is now located in new quarters
in rooms l and 2 Ladd & Bush bank
bldg. Is
A four year graduate in medicine
and surgery A four year graduate in
nv md ch
diseases. DR.. B. H. White, 500 U. S.
Nat. bank.
The Hauser Brothers basketballsteam
will play the team at the deaf school
tonight. The boys at the school are re-
ported to have a strong team, but the
II. B.quintette have high hopes of com
ing off with the big end of the score.
A big interesting program Sunday
evening First Congregational church.
Doors open at z; service begins 1880. |
Patriotic program, "Eagles Wings"
in five reels will be thrown on the
screen. Isl
Evangelist G. w. Field, Moose hall
Sunday Jan. s, p. m. subject "Where
are the dead
The semi-annual meeting of the board
of trustees of Willamette university will |
be held in Portland on next Tuesday,
January 8th, according to announce
ment made yesterday by President
Doney.
The public of Salem and vicinity
invited to attend the organ recital by
DR.. Frank Wilbur Chace Sunday after
noon, First Congregational church at
four o'clock. Silver offering l-5
.
Evangelist Fields of Portland at the
Moose hall second floor, corner Court
md High streets.
Friends have received the announce
nent of the birth to Mr.. and Mrs. &.
7. Hilton, at Sterlaiver, Wash, on De-
.cmher goth, of a ten pound son. He
will be named Frank Chester. Mr.. and
Mrs. hilton are former residents of this
ity.
The Gibson Millinery has moved /
rom 377 Court to 400 Court ST. and
will be glad to see their old friends |
nd patrons. II 9
where are the dead7" subject a
rec lecture Moose hall Sunday Jan t
, p. m. l
Three youths, orville Williams, Ar Q
e Newbury and Howard Hendrickson, '
rere complained on to the police depart ?
lent last evening for bothering young
irl on her way home FROM school. They
-ere turned over this morning to Juve n
lie Officer Bushey.
While all graves in cemeteries are
He'd with water this rainy season the
,mbs in Mount Crest Abbey Mauso- F
,um are always dry, all seasons, for s
yer II. V. Mclean, manager, 5S2 N.
ieh St Phone 1O60W. If In
TIE Frame Shop s Giftery positive il
win close Feb. lst, Half price on alb a
oek except pottery and framing. We G.
re still taking frame orders 4l5 Court r;
rect. d
Earl BrunS, who has just completed
special educational course at William n
tie university, leaves Monday for Glide W
regon, near Roseburg, where he goes to d
ssume position as assistant principal O
the high school. He is the son of Mr.. n
nd Mrs Thomas W. Brunk, hvingi Q
,ross the river on the salem-Dallas Q
,ad. il
First Church Of Christ Scientist n
Sunday serviees.are held at 440 Che ol
eketa street st IL a. m. and p, m.
ihieet of Bible lesson ssGod. 4" sun q
~ school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday \
fening testimonial meeting at s
clock Reading rooms in the Hub
lrd building. suite 90S is open everyl
" except Sunday and holidays from