Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-21

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Dance new Auburn hall Tues. night.
A niece orchestra. 249*
Read page Isl last weeks Saturday
Evenino Post. 251*
j. B. Littler, of the Bootery, is
spending a week in Toledo.
Leather betting. F. E. Shafer, har-
ness and saddlery. ITO s. Commercial. =
The regular weekly meeting of the
Ministerial association was held yes
terday in the residence of Reverend
H. N. Aldrich. The usual business wa
transacted.
See Diamond T Farm special at Ma
rim garage. $50
DIR. ChaImer Lee George, dentist, S13-
3l4 Masonic bldg. Phone 1S1. 252
The fire department was called
out at $50 his morning to extin-
guish a. chimney fire at SOS N. High
street. No damage was done to the
dwelling.
DR.. S. G. Stone will be found at Ty-
ler's Drug Store, 157 South CONNER
eial street.
Tonite dance new Auburn hall. 4
,;o,a orchestra 249*
Louis H. Compton, state parole Of
ficer, left Monday night for a jose
Zeal, to bring back a man named Nj
gent, who is alleged to have violated
his parole.
Read page ISL last weeks Satur.
aav evening Post. ISL
Norma N.Terwilliger licensed lady en-
balmer with TerwiEiger Funeral Home
ITO C~hemeketa st. Phone TIA.
-
n. w. Gard, John Henderson AM
#. N. Vibbert, directors of the nortl
unit irrigation district, and A. D. An
derson. secretary Of the district, call
ed at the office Of State Enginee
Percy A. Cupper Monday to look u
some of the affairs of the district.
Beautiful plain wall papers wit
cut out borders. Buren's 179 Mort
con,,nercia1 ST. 24s
Albert S. Roberts of The Dalles. 70
mel representative from Wasco cour
ty. called at the office Of George {
Brown, secretary of the state Ian
board, Monday. He is a prominer
business mar and rancher OF Vase
county.
Tonneau, steamer and locke
trunks. Max o. Buren,, Com. st. 24s
Beautiful plain wall paper wit
cut out borders. Max o. Buren,, Com
4. a4'
MTS. IL. VI. AZ 5N'No
of beautiful hats at special price
SITS. f2s N. High st. rs.
Looking after business interes
and visiting with old friends, Joi
A. Mills of Portland, was a Salem vi
itor Yesterday. Mr.. Mills was forme
ly a prominent real estate dealer
Salem and is at present interested
the same line of business in Portlan
New shades in wall tint 10c poul
and UP. Buren's, Com1 st. "a
Having resided in the east for 10
years since leaving Marion county,
l.. Clancey returned to Salem II
evening for a few days visit with {
friends and acquaintance.
The first person to bring rs en-
ty TanIac bottles to Tyler's Dr
store. 1877 S. Commercial ST., will
ceiye one bottle of Tanlac free. 1t
Harry @. Mills, popular IN
younge social set of this city 9
famous in musical circles OF sal
and Portland, has returned TO
latter city with his bride and tai
up his residence in an apartrn
there. Mrs. Mills before her wedo
was Miss Ann Lamb of Denver &c
RADIO, and had a number OF frle
in this city. Mr.. Mills Is a nephew
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Barnes.
For sale, house with 8 rooms, p
tered (no basement), and barn ma
good garage. 148 feet front. Pie
fruit, apples. pears, prunes, cheri
four bearing English walnut e
cement walks. Southwest corner N
ket and Fourth SITS, Salem, Or. Pm
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En- route from his home In Gr'
Pass after an extended business
in the east, E.. e. blanchard stop
I'm Salem for a brief visit yester
In the 1911 and 1913 sessions OF
legislature he represented JOSEF
county. His son, Paul T.. Bianch
who Is now a practising attorne'
Chicago, is we'll known in Salem,
ing a graduate of Willamette uni
sity.
Wanted, loan Of $1,000 on A \
city property, on long time. See =
ing Realty Co.. BAL State st.
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