Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-25
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Some music Moose han tonight.
o'Cedar mops. Phone 1s1 Bren s
Furniture Store.
The Rev. ms. F. T. Porter win oc-
cupy the pulpit of the First Christian
church tomorrow. For the morning ser.
vices she win preach on Completing
the Task"
Artisans attention. The downtown
office of the secretary has been dis
continued. You may find him at $40
owens st. Phone 1885. 5-27
Portrait frames and pictures. Bur
en- s Furniture Store, Commercial street
One week from tomorrow a Red Cross
auxiliary will be organized in the Pros
pect school district with Mrs. E. E.
Fisher in charge. This announcement is
made by Mrs. &. R. Shanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger, grad
uate morticians' and funeral directors,
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724.
Paper hangers attention. Try our
new dry paste and conserve wheat
flour. Buren's Furniture Store, Com
mercial street.
Announcement is made that the first
program for Memorial day will be a.
patriotic prayer meeting to be held at
the First Methodist church from 8 un-
til 10 o. clock Thursday morning. ThisI
will be a union prayer meeting.
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DR.. Msndelsohn, the eye specialist,
left today for Portland where he will
spend the week end with his children.
Rug bargains unusual, Buren's Furn-
iture Store, Commercial street.
Should there ever be any move to
change the German named streets in Sa- |
lem, Frederick street can prove an alibi.
Instead of being named after one of |
The Fredericks of certain Prussian !
family it is really Danish and nam
ed after niece of Mrs. H. N. Wandt.
Her name is Miss Frederick Peterson.
ThrnA thn1cand nn1u rolls
per just received, Is cents and up Bu-
ren's Furniture Store, Commercial
street.
John GRADER announces that, not
the many men who have
gone into the service, or left for the
ship yards, he will have a band of 20
pieces this summer that will compare
iavorably with the bands of former
years when musicians were more numer-
,us than at present. The band is now
Dracticing and as soon as the June
weather indicates summer, the dates for
he evening concerts will be arranged.
And they will be mostly in daylight dur
ng June and July.
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1t is understood that an ordinance
will be presented to the city council :
1t its next meeting prohibiting street ,
arrivals. There seems to be no general !
opposition to merry-go-rounds and Fer ,
is wheels, but to the old time carnival !
here is decided opposition. The opin-
on is that the days of the old time car 6
lival are past and that if a merry-go- ;
ound or Ferris wheel is permitted to ;
ONE to the city, it should not occupy
he best streets. p y
Andrew Gold escaped or rather eloped :
from the Oregon State hos .
ital and as his home is in Multnomah ;,
ounty, he is probably heading that :,
ray. He was sent to the institution De-
ember 81, 1917, but had been an in r
late once before. Eloping seems to have /
lmost become habit with him as this
the second time he has concluded to
EEK other quarters. He is described as
years old and blonde with blue
yes and not considered dangerous. e
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The body of William Boyle, who was :,
rowned in Pudding river May IL, was a
,und yesterday afternoon. No one saw h
lie accident, and it was only his dog q
on the bank and refusing to n
ave it that led to the suspicion that a,
, was drowned. Pudding river is so w
Ill of logs and brush that it was impos- IL
BILE to drag it, and so the neighbors
retched wire fence across the stream h,
I'd it was entangled in this Tat the Q,
,dy was found. Ia
About q year ago the slogan among
,ultry dealers was "swat the rooster. " IT
ow all this is changed but the rooster
IT fare any better even with the s,
wv slogan "can the cockerel." The
eek ending June has been designat-
by the federal poultry administra-
r for Oregon as "can the cockerel." g
eek. The administrator claims that it y
an extravagant waste of feed and
fort to keep roosters after the breed
G season is over. Hence the advice to
to dispose of Mr.. Rooster
le, administrator intimates that said E
oster occupies the same position in sa
G household as boarder that doesn't
Y and therefore as d war measure M
ould be disposed of. Of
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