Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-10-23

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X at Armory. \
= Oct. 24.-Card party and \
X dance in X. of C. hall. y
X Oct. 27-Ministerial Associa- !
X ton. \
X Oct. 2S.-School board at !
X high school. y
X Oct. 2S-Tillicum club dance \
X Oct. 29-Bridge Luncheon \
\: club. X
y Oct. SO.-P. E. o. sisterhood !
\: meeting. \
X Oct. 31-Country Club dance y
X \
X X y X x X X X X X X X X n X
Jitney dance at armory Saturday
night. 252s
. Tyler's Drug store for quick serv-
ice. Phone 35. 251*
Nottingham curtains, a few pair
aft over, values to SS.75, s255 pair,
-amilton's. 253*
Dr. Chalmer Lee George, dentist, 313-
IA Masonic bldg. Phone 181. 252
o. j. Wilson of Albany is in town
Today visiting with friends.
DIR. S. G. Stone will be found at Ty
.er's Drug Store, 157 South CONNER
:ial .ia street. :
Read page 151 last weeks Satur-
lay Evening Post. 251*
Norma N.Terwillige licensed lady EN-
balmer with TerwiEiger Funeral HOME,
no Chemeketa st. Phone 724. e
Miss Inez Wiedmer and Miss Flor
enee Wiedmer spent Wednesday in
Portland.
Mrs L. G. Curtis is giving sale.
of beautiful hats at special price of
$7.75. I25 N. High st. 251*
Leather betting r, e. Shafer, har-
ness and saddlery. ITO 8. Commercial.
Dance new Auburn hall Sat night.
Good four piece orchestra. Take a
jitney, 25e 252+
Mrs. Paul Hauser and small son
and daughter, have returned from Eu
gene where they have been the
guests of Mrs. Lloyd Hauser.
That banjo player Ricketts, will
drive away your blues Friday night
at Guild dance. Armory. 251+
Orchestra of pieces, the big fea-
ture, Guild dance Friday night Ar
mory. 251*
Musical favorites including Mills,
Rhoten, Steelhammer. Pabst and Tai
madge at Guild dance Friday night.
ArInory. 251*
Guild dance, Friday night for the
benefit of st. Pauls church at Ar
mory. 251*.
This weeks drapery special, Odd
pairs and drop patterns in fancy
lace curtains, values to $3.50 pair,
$4.10 pair Hamilton's 253*
Mrs. Barton has gone to San Fran
cisco for the Salem Electric Co., to
buy the most artistic reading lamps
and lighting fixtures, also the latest
thing in percolators, toasters, etc.
251*
Z. L. Buchanan is agent in Marion
and Polk counties for the National Life
Insurance Co., U. s. A. See him for
full return premium policy on your
life, it's. the only kind. Phone 1921
for interview. 267
After more than two years of SER
vice in the navy, Jesse George, son of |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. George, proprie- |
tors of the White House restaurant, |
returned home yesterday after receiv
ing his discharge.
H. J. Leaf, mill superintendent of |
the Silver Falls Timber company, was |
in Salem Tuesday Mrs. Leaf accom- |
p&Aied him. Mr.. and Mrs. Leaf are I
well known residents of Silverton and |
have number of friends in Salem. |
Mrs G. A. Webb of Tacoma, ac- !
companied by her son, Lieutenant |
Webb of Camp Lewis, are in Salem |
for a few days, visiting with Mrs M. /
e. Brewer and Miss Blanche Steven I
son. Miss Stevenson is niece of the 4
lieutenant
Miss Blanche Stevenson left Thurs Y
day morning for Portland where she |
will spend a brief visit with friends. |
Miss Stevenson is registered phar-
macist and is at present employed in
I..e Opera house pharmacy.
A"get your voice into shape rail- I
Iy was held during the chapel hour !
Wednesday at Willamette, when Yell
Leader Flegel and his assistant Clare
Gillette and Song Leader Miss Dun
nette took the floor for fifteen min /
ltes of yells and songs. This short rail- +
Iy was held as a preliminary to the |
Dig rally which is to come Friday at |
chapel hour to give the Bearcats |
heir official sendoff for the Saturday I
game with Reed college on the Port
land field.