Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-04

and furnaces coded.
Underta4Oers; Webb & c1ough Co
Phone 120. t
The o. O. T. company's boat "Gra
Ramona" towed pile driver for the
Coast Bridge company up to Albany
yesterday, where the bridge company
will do some work on the Southern Pa
eific bridge across the Willamette.
Funeral directors: Webb & clough
Co. If
Boy wanted, 1s to 20 years of age
to work in candy factory at Gray
Belle. Apply at once.
Matt Kingwald, who has been employ
ed as an engineer in the Oregon City
Paper mills, had the misfortune to
break q finger of his right hand while
AZ his work and is at his home a short
distance south of town on a layoff. He
will return to his work as soon as he
is able to use the hand.
THE funeral beautiful Webb &
Clough Co. tt
Everbearing strawberries $1.00 per
hundred. G.. L. Warren, Rt. 8. 2-6
| A. letter to Mrs. Mae Ivie from her
son, Lloyd, who is with the Fourth en-
| giucers at Camp Greene, says: "Oregon
| is not so far behind when it comes
to distributing her products. I am drink
ing loganberry juice and "appleju" 3"
made 10 Salem We get it at the "can
teen' mere. Lots of it is sold and the
boys like it fine"
"The best" is ell you can do when
death comes Call Webb & Clough Co.
Phone 1870. tt |
The Midget Market will be open to-
morrow afternoon for the sale of bread
only; positively no meat will be sold.
In response to the agitation and de-
mand for the handling and storing of
grain in bulk the coming season, the
Spaulding company have placed on the
market what they call their "easy
bilt" grain tank. 1t resembles their
famous "Indiana" silo in construction
ana appearance.
The Midget Market will be open to-
morrow afternoon for the sale of bread
only; positively no meat will be sold.
Dressmasdng classes at the Indus
trial Normal on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. Address j. j. Kraps,
18th and Wilbur {
William J. Bone, aged 33, and Arthur 6
Plant, also aged 33, both from this place c
left this morning for Portland for as y
signment, having signed up at the To- t
cal army recruiting office for service i
with Uncle Sam. They chose the Goth {
Engineers as the particular branch of
service to east their lot with. Both 4
are Englishmen. Z
Dance at Hurst hall Tues, Feb. 5.
War on tuberculosis The reels show
ng the war the Modern Woodmen of il
America are waging ON tuberculosis +
will be shown at the Derby -Lafky bldg.
evening, Feb, Z. These pie o
ures are free to the public, Don t fail h
o see them. q
1.-THE First Law of Christian Disciple p
hip' win be the topic of the discourse p
f Rev. 4, B. Ford tonight at Jason c,
zee Memorial church. DR.. Ford is super II
of Salem district, Oregon, con-
erence, Methodist Episcopal church, is
nd a powerful preacher. Meetings every ~
forming at 10 a. m. and evening at W
80, until further notice. Everybody h,
elcome.
I pay the highest price for all kinds r,
{ fat livestock Have shipped car II
ads this year. Phone 2357J, Geo, D. ne
urdick. r.
Smoke the best grade Upgrade ci- o'
lrs 5 cents--worth more.
Fred and Elmer j. Mangis were ~
He'd to Dallas this morning by the
dden death of their mother, Mrs. John
. Mangis, who died early this morning
her home in Dallas. The funeral will
obably be held tomorrow afternoon at je'
o. clock in Dallas. Besides Fred and In
mer of this city, two other brothers, ha
arl and Charles, are in France to learn pa
their mother Is death. IN
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Sealed bids for the furnishing of Ia,
0 cords of wood to school district TIL
mber "a, Marion county, Oregon, All
II be received by the undersigned up IN,
1890 o'clock p. m. February 25th. no,
is. A certified check for 10 per cent 5e,
the amount of the bid must accom-
NY same, the right being reserved "a
this board to reject any and all bids bo,
ecifieations for the delivery of the W. w,
od may be had at tho office of the ~
rk. number 81 State street, Salem, VI
Bids to be opened at the regular H..
'eting of the board at 1880 clock ''
m. February 25th, 1918. -
School district Number "a. Marion
lnty, Or. 90 m
w II p,,rohn-a4 L r1..L IN