Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-22
All Around Town

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The Willamette fell one foot in tn,
Ipast "A hours, standing at 90 feet above
low water early today.
The best and biggest stock of library
tables that we have ever shown. Ham
ilton g Furn. Store.
Mary Talmadge, Salem's only banjo
player will play at the Moose hall Sat
urday night.
Special prices ON Opal Ranges for q
few days at Hamilton IS.
The Oregon City transportation com
pany have discontinued the service of
the Pomona between this place and
Portland, the patronage not being suf-
ficient to warrant the operation Of the
boat at the present time. The Graham
ona will be continued on the run, how
ever, making the trip three times a
week, leaving Salem ON Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
Dependable music at the Moose hall
dance, Saturday night.
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Enter the new class in shorthand at
! the capital Business College next Mon
day, Feb. 25. The principal would ike
to talk to those who are interested,
any evening, four to five thirty, or on
Saturday. Now is the time to begin
the course that will enable you to be-
come independent and self supporting
Big shipment of library tables just
received. Hamilton Furn. Store.
The sensation of the automobile world
and the cause of lasting regret on the
part of some intending purchasers was
a lump of $50 in Fords, announced tins
morning. Fords, just think OF 1T, nave
gone up ninety whole, big, round dol'
lars. The new price of 5-passenger Fords
is now 1924, laid down in Salem, and
of roadsters $50S. Ford sedans, couplets
and trucks are not affected by the
raise.
The Wild, Wild women are making
a wild man out of me-the latest dance
number, will be heard at the Moose
hall Saturday night.
Money saved by buying an opal
Range. The best baker and best made
range, for the money, in Salem. Ham
ilton s.
The public will be admitted free to
the opening dance at armory Sat night
You will have the pleasure OF seeing
the beautiful decorations and colored
lights, and dance to the piece jazzy
orchestra rendered by Salem S best,
Music starts O'Clock sharp, be on
time if you wish to secure a seat.
The Wittenburg King Products COM
pany will show their industrial films
at the Oregon theater tonight. The
films were shown recently in Portland
and melted much interest. They show
the methods and operations of the
company in dehydrating vegetable pro
ducts from the time the products leave
the field till they have passed through
their several stages and processes OF
dehydration and are placed in cartons,
labeled and packed for shipment.
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Don't miss aseing the beautiful dec
orations at armory Sat. night, p. M
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Opal Ranges cost no more than 9th
er ranges of lower quality. Be sure to
see the Opal before buying Hamll-
toms.
That the next state convention of
tho Oregon Retail Merchants and
Grocers association will be held in
Salem in February, 1919, was the re-
port brought home by Salem delegates
who returned today from the annual
state convention which closed in Port
land last night. George Custer, of Sill
verton, was again elected president OF
the association, and Walter A. Denton
was reelected secretary. Salem is well
represented in the new offieiary of the
organization for the coming year, there
being besides Mr.. Custer and Mr.. Den
ton one other local man in the person
of c. M. Epply, who was elected first
vice president and also made mem !
ber of the board of directors.
Warren Hunts lazz orchestra, Moose
hall Saturday night, always good.
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Tne Monday night class will give an