Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-29
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X January SO.-"A Trip Through \
X Rome" lecture at Public Lib =
\ rary by Prof. Frederick Dunn. \
4 February 17.-Lmcoln-Wash- X
X ington Memorial exercises at ar x
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DR.. M. P. Aendeasohn fits eyes cor
eetly. U. 8. NAh. bank bldg. tt
T. G.. Deckebach has been notified
by the state committee that he has been
appointed Marion county manager for
the next liberty loan drive which opens
ON February 18th.
Patton Plumbing Co., 335 Chemeketa
Phone 1906. We do repair work. Stoves
and furnaces coded. If
Want to increase size Of Juvenile
band to As members. Summer engage
ment to right parties. See Hebel, 1901
Center st. Phone PAL. 1923
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A meeting of the Salem Labor Red
Cross auxiliary will be held tonight at
the labor union hall in the Darcy
building on Court street. Representa-
tives from Willamette chapter will be
present and explain the work to the
members Of the newly organized labor
union auxiliary.
Yes, the Brunswick Phonograph
plays Edison Victor, Pathe, Columbia
and all other disc records. See them to-
day at Hamilton s.
Will pay 1870 for top veal; 18c for
top dressed pork, and 22c for heavy
hens. Farmers Produce Co., 100 s. High
Phone TO-.
Mrs. Harry G. Smith, of Portland
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McClain
of Salem Heights, died at the st. Vim
cent hospital in Portland last night.
Mr.. Smith was formerly travelling pas
senger agent for the Northern Pacific
and is at present city agent in Port
land.
Opal ranges are made of the best
grades of iron and steel, have polished
tops and all the latest ideas in stove
construction. They are the heaviest
range in Salem for similar price
hamilton s.
Upgrade cigars-Salem made-Bet-
ter made-5 cents-worth more.
James FarT1er has received the first
from soldier "Some.
where in France" to his donation to
the Capital Journal tobacco fund today.
The card reads: 81 thank you much for
your appreciation, shown by the pack
age you sent me. remain yours truly
Pvt. Edward G. Hayes, A. E. F.
France"
''The best" is all you can do when
death comes. Call Webb & Clough Co |
Phone 1870. If !
Mattress special, so Ib. cotton and
felt mattress, regular $3.50 value, |
special $9.S5-Hamilton s.
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The following officers of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution were
elected at meeting held Saturday af- |
ternoon with Mrs. Il. E. Guffin, in the |
Court apartments; Mrs. j. G. Heltzel,
Mrs. Seymour Jones, vice re-
gent; Mrs. Geo. M. Post, treasurer;
Miss Edith Benedict, secretary; Mrs.
Chas. 0. Wilson, registrar; Miss Lillian
Applegate, historian; Mrs. Homer H. !
smith, and Mrs. j. W. Woodruff, di-
rectors.
Mattresses specially priced for
Few days, $3.50 silk down special
1880; $3.50 silk down mattress, spe-
'ial $l5 So; $3.50 floss mattress, spe-
.ial $l2.25; $3.50 felt mattress, spe-
'ial $9.S5.-Hamilton.
The funeral beautiful Webb &
Jlough Co. tt
FAanS are III progress for the erection
If new Free Methodist church in
Salem, according to supplementary arti-
lies of incorporation filed with the state
corporation commissioner. The new
,hurch is to be erected through a do
nation made by Mrs. c. w. jackson,
md is to be located on Market street /
between Winter and Summer streets.
of the gift are that mis-
'ionary convention shall be held in the
building as long as it is used for church
purposes and that annual collection win |
oe taken for foreign missionary work.
The articles filed have attached to them
he names of L. A. Marchard, E. NJ. I
Surface and w. B. Helm.
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