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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13

PRESIDENT INSPECTING SITE
 RANGE GUN WHICH FIRED ON PARIS
 President Wilson, Admiral U. President Wilson's Benhar, of the big Berthas Paris U Doughboy pointing President direction that poctle big took Paris Sossons,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

=
. North 1st ST., 5 good lots priced
. North End St. one cottage $500:
: one z room house, 50 It. lot, good
= shade trees, price $4,000; two good Z
. room houses on SO #. lot. modern
+. only $4,000; one good I room house,
. modern except heat. price $4,000.
. North 3rd ST., one 6 room house
+. n barn. 50 It: corner lot, price So
I. quick; n S room house $500.
: North 4th St, 9 room modern
. seme. hardwood floors. 50 It. lot,
: North 4th ST.. 8 room modern house
: finished in oak. good garage, SO IT.
:. lot. $4,000; worth the money, $4,000
. cash, balance On time. "
. South Ind St, good 7 room house.
: modern except heat, SO IT. lot, price
I. $500; small house, SO It. lot $3.50.
!: !o seu iish Sae sf plic : r0G ss2d S?''f ) &c Too IT;
. barn just. been ~overhauled and
: painted, price $4,000; Z room house.
boiHt o5Cp SHlChCH -uOuSS, SOOO
: we'll, electric lights, so IT. lot, $500.
: South 4th st.. good S room cottage.
= modern except heat, price $500; s
= room house. modern except heat,
: with good garage, $4,000.
: North 5th ST., Z room house. lights
= and water, SO it. corner lot. $4,000.
. Frvnt St.. s Don house, city lights
: 5000. SO #. lot: 6 rooms modern
. except heat. stable. SO #. lot, $1,000.
. EAST SIDE REAL ESTATE.
: DeMers Ave.
: Six good business buildings priced
: from $4,000 to $4,000.
. See me for Polk Co. and Kitson
Co. farms:
s. D. wILEs.
: Over First State Bank
East Grand Forks
=
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. fo1S S|1p
$500. oO-6-room house. all modern, on
Cherry ST.
$500. oo-6-room all modern house on
Cherry St.
$4,000. 00-6-room house, all modern but
heat, on University Ave.
$4,000. 00-New 5-<oom house, all mod
ern, on Vernon Ave-.
IS, o0o.00-9-room. all modern house on
So. ooo. oo-s-room, ali modern house on
South 9Th st.
81. 25o.oo-7-room. all modern house on
South 9Th st.
$4,000. oo-6-room house, all modern on
Vernon Ave.
$4,000. 00-S-room house. ali modern, on
South 4th St
$500. o0-s-roon. alf modern house, on
Belmont Ave.
s6,5oo.o0-s-roona. all modern house, Of
$500. oo-New room bungalow, all
modern, fine location.
$4,000 .0o-6-room cottage on University
Ave, city water and electric
$4,000. 90 suite apartment house, all
modern, s rooms each.
-$1,25o.00-5-room cottage. city water
cistern and cellar. on North
s4,2se.oo-7;room house, all modern. on
$1,25o.oo-5-room house on lone Ave-,
d city water and cellar. and so
foot lot.
$500. oo-7-room house. all modern, on
University Ave.
IL acres of land. close-in on asy terms.
". H. KELSEY
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BUSINESS ORANGES.
THREE RtooM1Na HOUSES
GOOD MONEY MAKERS

sT~EH-Fss tH34aEff- Ng+-frla ENAa EEHtEEy 49,
: THREE RotoM1Na HOUSES :
. GOOD MONEY MAKERS :
!. we have three splendid reominE .
. are in rstselass shape and nicely :
located, close-in. Every room =
. occupied. This is a good money .
: making proposition. Investigate. .
!. HOTEL BARGAINS .
: We have several good A9tels for .
sale: Prices range from $4,000
!. building. and location. Many Of :
these places are located In live Z
county. seat towns, and are enjoy :
Ing a. splendid business patron I
!. g Terms made to suit buyer. :
. POOL RooM IA; AND, BARBER !
. room and Barber shop. owner :
. to retire. Investigate. I.
: CITY AND COUNTRY STORES :
!: Small Small grocery store in Grand I:
. sale at sacrlhce. Owner leav- I
Ing city and wishes quick sale.
We have several small country I
stores for sale. Some are doing I
= excellent business. II you want. I
to start In business for yourself,
: look us up.
!: FINE POP FACTORY
/: Here is a chance for someone -, !.
. good, live town. at a RESPONSIBLE
: figure. Buildings. all equipments, I
and everything goes for $4,000. 4
Terms arranged to suit buyer. =
/. U wsnts making goed money but +.
+. arg scale: See US about this. .
. GARAGE AT MISTER +.
/. We have for sale q garage build =
. ing. at 1nkster. N. D.. Size Of +.
building 50x150, steel roofpg and I
: siding. Property consists of 4 +.
. lots on Main St: Owner gets $50 {
= $1,000 cash, balance, easy terms. I
/: WANT s IS sHHh YOUR
: II your, business is for sale, list I
1t with us. We have many in-x
!. >quiries for all lines of business 1
from our sub-agencies in the east. I
If your price is right, we5will And
a buyer. What nave you for -
sale? nlA /,
: SEE Us FIRST :
: Call. write, phone. and always
address
J: RED RIVER VALLEY :
!. LAND co. /.
Real Estate and
Business Brokers /
widlund Bldg. Grand Forks
-,
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WHY TAKE CHANCES?
Would YOU loan money to a total strang.
e? Then. Why accept the allurinE state
mentsSaof promoters selling oil stocks.
claims? Holders Of oil stock will make
mhlfohs OF dollars in profits. There will
also pc. millions Of dollars lost. But why
project yourself from loss BY keep
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ating inathe\great Mid:Continent and
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Read h Oil Press. Every u
briInful2 Of valuable data and auth!
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companies selling. stock to the public.
their prospects, etc. The knowledge OBJ
make o considerable money-may pro-
teot you from Loss Write for a free
copy today, together with 'The Market
containing latest Quotations for. ali list
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stocks; also while they last a new. ac-
curats c6lored map q Kansas. Oklahoma
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LAD1Es-s125 MONTHLY SELLING
famous Albadien Toilet preparations.
the market for "a years. Free sam
Piles. Write quick for details and
agents proposition. The Albadien
Company, 4S1 Long ST., Columbus,
Ohio.
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AUTOMOBILE AND TRAcToR
mechanics. vu~lcanizers. acetylen
welders needed everywhere. Practical
auto tractor school north of Missouri
which was appApved by o. S. govern
ment for training soldiers. Learn a
trade in this school,. Special rates.
Short time. Write or call Modern
Automobile and Tractor School. 2512
University. Dept. Fl, Midway. st. Paul.
MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-08

BOY WANTED WHO HAS HAD
experience in a printing office
to learn the printing trade.
Excellent opportunity for, a
boy who is ambitious. Apply
Foreman, Grand Forks Her
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HOUSES o RENT.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
Small store on Kittson Ave, at $500
Small store on So. 3rd St. at $4,000
FOR SALE
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BoY wANTED-ABoUT IS, WITH
some experience in groceries. who can
u a Ford delivery car and work in
boy who would want board and room.
A permanent position for the right
party. Unless honest n willing to
work you DOM need to answer. State
wages. wanted in first letter. Address,
IS Herald. ~ ! y
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FOR sALE-PooL HALL, THREE
tables, soft drinks and cigars in back.
Good business. Receipts run better
than $4,000 per month. New build
ing i22x66 IT,, dance hall and play
house overhead. Good location for
barber shop or restaurant in connec
ton. For particulars see or write,
E. F.eKeeth, Trenton, N. ,D.$
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AGEETs-sENsAT1oNAL SELLERS 20
x "a gold framed patriotic, religious,
and celebrated negro pictures 16c sell
soc, Portraits. frames, l~changeable
signs, etc. .Catalog, Of money makers
free. Peoples Portrait. Sta. D Chi
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MAKE $500 TO $500 AMONTH w1TH
AN ELECfRIK-MAID.B BAKE SHOP

Own a profitable business: no baking
experience necessary; we teach you ever
to start in this big paying business.
Others are doing It. Get exclusive rights
in your own territory. Write or wire
days delay may mean the loss Of your
territory. Electrtk-Maid Bake Shops,
General onices.-Dakota Bldg. st. Paul.
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AGENT MAKE BIG PROFITS SELL
ing u extracts, perfumes, cold
creams, face powders, spices, medi-
g cines. etc. Beautiful high grade line.
Lacassian Co.. Dept. III, st. Louis,
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MEN WANTED TO BECOME
CRAFTSMEN
Salary $175-$250 month when compel
emit. Chief Craftsman will train you
personally also furnish free all tools
and drawing table. Training given until
placed in position at above salary. Ad-
dress, Chief Craftsman Dobe, 4001
Broadway, Div. ASA, Chicago.
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Forks city property today and those
who buy now are making GOOD invest.
ment. Our. prices are right and We
have the largest list to select from.
four days and made a profit Of $500.
Another party kept his house for tive
weeks and sold at a profit Of 5000. This
goes to show that our prices are right
make Grand Forks their future home
are especially invited to take advantage
of these bargain house prices.
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
Der trade-wages $25 per week up.
positions guaranteed. Few weeks
completes by our methods. Little ex-
pense. Write for catalog. Moler
Barber College, LOT c.. Nicollet Ave.,
Minneapolis, Est. 1893.
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GROCERY BUSINESS; STOCK AND
fixtures d delivery car. Good corner
legation With, lsase Address y Here
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I

SALE. TABLE, BUFFET, CHAIRS,
Jacobean Oak, Birdseye Maple bed,
c~hiffonter, dressing table. 8 chairs to
match. i tapestry rocker, Q reed
rockers, reed chaise-lounge, Reed Lib.
table,. golden al rocker, 2 Administer
: rugs, kitchen. tapl@Ntl drawer flour bin
and cupboard.l ! all steel Gueney Re.
frfgerator. Telephone 545, after
Monday evening
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AGENTs-BIGfAY AND FREE AUTO
mobile introducing wonderful new
gasoline saver, .punctureproof. i've
year spark plugs and other economf-
cal auto necessities. Outfit free. L.
Ballwey, Dept. $50, Louisville, KY.
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GOOD PAYINa HARDWARE STORE
with building, In best farming dlltrict
Of North Dakota for good farm, land.
Boz GU, Devils Lake. N. D. Il
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As<G. PETERSON-REAL ESTATE, SOS.
Security Bldg.TI buy and aAIl Tins
proved farms and city homes. Phone
Z: 1O0e. &
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PRINTER wANTED-THE DETROIT
Record, Detroit, MIMI. wants a first
class job and ad c%ompositor at once:
steady position at good wages in one
Of Minnestoa's best little cities. Ad-
dress, The Record. Detroit, MINI.
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wANTED-5 BRIGHT, CAPABLE
dealers. $500 to $1,000 week.
Railroad fare paid. Write at once
Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 730, Omaha,
Nebr.,
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CoNPExENT MAID FOR GENERAL
homework in small family. No wash-
Ing. Mrs. Geo. e. Duis, III Reeves
Ave.
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ator wanted. Give references. Apply
Langdcn Telephone Co., Langdon. N.
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WE WISH TO HEAR FROM LADY IN.
terested in literary work Send US q
story, article \or poem for examination
typed or handwritten. If acceptable
we will pay you cash, IL appointed on
our stan will pay salary. Submit your
MS to Editor. Woman's National Mag
azineHDesk 2420, Washington. D. C.
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FOR SALE-HoTEL AND BUTCHER
GOOD barsains.A ddrss3 - Herald.
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GOOD COOK WANTED FOR Z MEN
on farm one mile from town. Steady
Job; Address Wnh-Crs1ier. Michigan.
N. D.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22
LIVESLEY NEWS.
Capital Journal Special Service J

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Livesley, Or. March 22.--Moble Hen
ingson has accepted position as trav-
cling salesman for a Portland chemical
company. arti
Miss Madge Walker, who is teaching
in the Kaiser Bottom school, spent the
week end at the home Of her friend,
Mary Burgult.
Lillian and Fay LaBranch Of Gwmer
spent the week end with their little
friend Julin Query.
Miss Gladys Bresler entertained in
honor of her guest, Miss Virgil Miles
and Miss Elma Lesper of Salem. All
report a jolly time.
William DEWITT home was the scene
of jolly dancing party one evening
this week.
. Albert Blankenship's schoolmates
planned pleasant surprise on him Mon
day evening, it being his birthday.
Miss Helen King, who had the mis-
fortune TO sprain her ankle, is hCme
for couple Of weeks from o. A. G.,
where she is attending college.
The M. E. church is being repaired
and redecorated, and the ground cleared
which is an improvement in our burg.
Mrs. Ivan Cook and sons, JAY and Ed
ward, spent Sunday at the hcme Of F..
Burgult.
Jay and Ed Hamsbery are again en-
ployed at the 7. A. Livesley ranch. Jay
just received his discharge from the
U. s. A. service.
Albin Heningson had the lofty job OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22
Star spangled Banner.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Giles of Nebraska,
avenue, are soon leaving Salem on an
extended visit in Nebraska, and other
eastern points. A few of their friends,
particularly those who have been mem
bers of the Bible class that Mrs. Giles
has taught so faithfully for many
months, took her completely by sur
prise Thursday afternoon. Violets and
daffodils as usual at this time of year
gave the rooms spring like attire,
Mrs. Fl. Rawson joined the festive
group a little late and took a snap
shot Of all present, that Mrs. Giles
might have pleasant reminder of her
friends, and also as small token OF
appreciation felt by all for AIRS. Giles
faithful work in the Englewood Unit
ed Brethren Sunday school, these la
dies presented her with a knitting bag
of the usual good size capacity. Mrs.
II. Pascoe making the presentation.
TIL eguests had brought delicious
lunch which was served by Mrs. Frank
H. Neff and Mrs. Albert Fuestman.
Among others present were Mrs Al
phonzo Palmer, Mrs. H. Richmond,
Mrs E. Hoxie, Mrs. F. s. Schultz, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mrs. H. Rawson, Mrs. l..
Moody, Mrs. Ben Davis, Mrs. D. Light
foot Mrs J. Garnell, Mrs. Harry Rowe,
Mrs. F. W. Castle and Mrs. II. Pascoe.
Mary Lynon, treasurer Of the ma
tional woman's liberty loan commit
tee, has announced that women work
ers in the various liberty loan drives
are to be awarded medals, two million
of which are made from captured enc
my cannon.
Miss Matte Beatty, chairman of the
Marion county women workers, has ap-
pointed committees to compose list
Of those entitled to the honor, naming
Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, Mrs. Charles
Weller and Mrs. William Hamilton as
the Salem committee. About IS or 100
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22

falling the trees in front of the church.
Little June Edwards is again well,
after light case of mumps.
There are 6 number Of farmers put
ting out new acreage Of berries and 9TH
er fruit. Let the good idea continue.
G. r. Hurd and son are pulling up q
fine lot of wood for G. d. Query.
N. Kugel enjoyed a short visit from
his brother, j. P. Kugel of Portland.
Mrs. w. Dennis Of Newberg arrived
Thursday fer visit with her daughter,
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22

?. Cornelius, Turner's veteran drug
gist.
r. O. Witzel and G. w. Forest are
working for one of the extra gangs over
on the west side.
Mesdames B. G. Briggs and L. d.
Barr were in Salem transacting business
Thursday Of this week.
Master Harlan Bones, the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bones, has been
having siege of tonsilitis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22

themselves TO men y clothing ana & rev
little articles, made getaway.
Postmaster Small will soon be home.
In letter to friend here he states
that he expects his discharge soon. He
is stationed in Florida.
Misses Helen and Sybil Peetz left
Friday for Portland, visiting over Sun
day.
Rev. Hooking gave talk on Sunday
evening on Abraham Lincoln. He took
for his text, GAN that become IN my
life / am to my angel mother" On
Sunday, March 30, he will speak in the
morning on the Belgians survey sf the
United States. Evening, Frances Will
lard, the American queen.
The Masonic and Eastern Star Orders
have purchased fine piano to be used
in their lodge rooms.
The Ladies Aid society mes with Mrs.
George w, Moore on Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. H. L. Earl has begun the plans
for many good things for the W. W. G..
O4i HCAt iuCSuHy lCBuldl lnccliuS.
Warren T. Riches and his wife are
visiting Mrs. Gladys Robinson in Spo-
kane for few weeks.
Mrs. Helen Potter Of Salem spent o
few days last week with Mrs. M. L. Bar
zee.
Ray G. FGarrens came home from
eastern Oregon last week for a short
visit.
Mrs. Archie L. Bones is in Portland
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Irwin Putnam and Mrs. Merle
Pearson were visiting with Mrs. Den
ham recently.
Mrs. ]. +. Lyle is in Portland tbis
week looking after her millinery sup
plies.
Mrs. George Wharton Of Roseburg has
returned home after an extended visit
with an old ehum, Miss Hester Mckay,
on the old Mckay farm home west Of
town.
Mrs. Irene Hillerary is in town from
Brownsville visiting her brother, o. H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22
CAPITAL JoURNA SALEM OREGON SATURDAY. MARCH

medals will be distributed in Marion
county according to Miss Beatty.s es-
innate.
Mrs. W. II. Lerchen of the Court
apartments will leave tomorrow for a
six weeks visit with her parents in
San Francisco. Mr.. Lerehen will ae-
company her as far as Medford.
9tiday evening was the occasion
for a happy home coming dinner at
the J. j. Ackerman residence, $50 Ow>
ems street, at which sergeant major
Glenn Ackerman was the guest of hon
or. The table was artistieally eentered
with yellow narcissi and the rooms
appropriately decorated with choice
spring flowers. Mr.. Alderman, who
held the position of highest non-com-
missioned officer in the army has been
with the American expeditionary fore
es in France and his return was the
source of great joy to his relatives and
numerous friends !.
An attractive picture of Miss Eiz-
abeth Levy appeared in the music sec
tion of the Portland paper last Sun
day and was accompanied by the fol-
lowing item: ''Miss Elizabeth Levy of
Salem, Or, is leading violinist in her
section, and ofton is in active demand
to appear at public concerts and re-
citals. She is competent, finished
violinist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22
G. A. Mckay Receives
Carrier Appointment

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Turner, Or, March 2l.-George AL
bert Mckay has been appointed as rural
mail carrier on route No 2. Mrs. Guy
Hobson has been substitute until the
regular carrier was appointed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22
Attention Red Cross Auxiliaries of Salem

Attention Red Cross AuxiIiaries of Salem
THE LAST RED CROSS DRIVE FOR USED SURPLUS CLOTHING
BEGINS MONDAY MARCH path AND ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 20
The following territory has been allotted you pon
sbe Appoint good strong committee make house
it. The collection days for districts will be announced later
ST JoSEPHs AUXILIARY
5H street st to Mission NJ 5s street Church street the river
RAPHATERIANs AUXILIARY
Estate street to Mission street; 18th to
Stat street to Center street 18th street to 18th street
CONGREGATIONAL AUXILIARY
112th 0 Church street, Center street to the River
2Chuch street to the River; Court North Mill Creek
18th the River; Market Mill
South City limits Fairgrounds Road to the River
STATE SCHOOL FOR DEAF
Mr.. Tilinghast.
GARDEN ROAD AUXILIARY
City North S. R to City limits
NORTH SALEM AUXILIARY
18th street to High street, Market street to South
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST AUXILIARY
High to River; to street
ENGIEWOOD AUXILIARY
Garden Road; Ry to East City limits.
ASYLUM
Mrs DR. Steiner
1Court Mission street; 18th street to Church
2Chmch street to the River; Mill street to Court street
Mil street to State street, Church street to River
State street to North Mill Creek 18th street to 18th street
NEg3pST g ast p M ae AyxARY S{ats ss the Turner road
LUTHERAN AUXILIARY
18th Street to 18th Street, Turner State street
FIRST CHRISTIAN R JAN CHURCH I;.A AuxARY M s,
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
street, High street to South City limits
GOLDEN HOUR AUXILIARY
o LeFele street. High street to the River
KIMBAIL AUXILIARY
South City Limits High the River
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
IeFel street City Limits High Berry
COMMUNITY AUXILIARY
West Salem.
Women of Salem
OVER MILLION AND HALF PEOPLE WITH
NOTHING IN THE WORLD BUT WHAT THEY HAVE ON THEIR
RACKS AND FEW LITTLE TREASURES THEY WERE ABLE
10 CARRY IN THEIR HANDS WHEN THEY WERE FROM
THEIR HOMES ALL OVER EUROPE DURING VARIOUS GERMAN
perfectly good clothes that well do those old
of date those
bundles full outgown baby clothes you think
selfish keep up indefinitely when many people
whom would bring and joy?
telephone 139 possible bring the things the USED
AND SURPLUS CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS Commercial
lust north National bank and will gladly send
WILLAMETTE CHAPTER AMERICAN RED CROSS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-22

Mildred Brunk
The Salem Women q Press club will
be entertained tomorrow evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McEl-
vain on South Liberty street.
Miss Irene Curtis, of the Oregon Ag-
ricultural college arrived in Salem to-
day. She will visit for a week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Curtis
at their home on South Commerelai
street.
The Lincoln junior high school has
closed its musical term after twenty
four weeks of conscientious labor un-
der the able direction of Miss Lua
Smith. Friday morning lovely pro
gram was rendered by the students as
farewell to Miss Smith. Among the
numbers presented were:
Piano sol0-Helen Watcher.
Girls sextet-Margaret Kibber, Anna
Mcintyre, Helen Watcher, Helen Arp
Ike, Clemma Sander, Odile Matthews,
Helen Pollock.
Duet-Lois Fellows and Elaine Cha
pin.
Dance = Loretta Varley, Roberta
Hansen.
Recitation-Ruth Coppock.
Quartet y Manning BrOss, Cecil
Thompson, Dayol Chaplin, Donald Ed
mundsen.
Piano solo-Clarence Wenger.