Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-10-04

anee is registered at these schools Mr..
Arnold said. Beginning Monday he will
make survey of all the schools in
the southwest corner of the county.
Reverend and Mrs. H. Dunsf0rd of
Springfield have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Carrier during the
conference.
Mrs. Cora Starr of Brownsville is a
guest at the @. p. Bishop residence.
Dance at the armory tonight. 235*
Dance with the Cherrians tonight in
the new dance pavilion. 235*
Many Salem stores are now complete
lly out of sugar, and the demand for
syrups as substitute is growing. Hun
dreds of homes are also without sugar.
According to word received by local
merchants from Portland Friday the
supply of syrups in wholesale houses is
rapidly diminishing also, because of the
spirited demand when the sugar fam
14e came.
l
Attention, American Legion Capital
Post No. 9, will hold it's regular meet
ing at the Commercial club Monday,
October 6, at 7:30 p. m. Delegates to
the state convention will make report
and plans for the Legion dance to be
held soon will be discussed. All SER
vice men and women, whether they
have made application for membership
or not are invited to the meeting 237'
fWork-Work Work Remember
able bodied boys over IS years old ant
!, under 60, the Crown Willamette PulE
Mills at Oregon City and West Linn
will need men in October or November
, for the winter season. Just keep then
in mind when arranging your winte
work schedule. They have a fine hote
just for employees, at low rates. 2oi
/ JOY Turner, Mus Bac., teacher o
: voilin, piano, theory and ensemble
: Boston training. Studio 335 N. Capito
street. 235
! Bertha Junk Darby, 679 N. Cottage
: Phone 1950W, teacher of piano, theory
/ harmony. 235
Tonight. The Cherruans will hol
their opening dance of the season i
L the new. Auburn dance pavilion, on
. mile east Of the asylum building. Thi
: lis free dance, everybody invited. 23
- NOTICE. am not connected in an
. . manner or capacity with the puba
: dances being given in Salem and wi
= not accept any responsibility as
:. their operation or management. Signe'
Harley C. Pugh. q
e Alkire's new dancing school, bui
IS especially for teaching, will open i
e regular classes Monday Oct. 9th; clas
Y, rs Mondays, Wednesdays and Frida,
X from to 10:30. We are step. specials
4 and teach everything that is new, sna
N jpy and up to date. Private lessons a
.ernoons and evenings by appointment
Phone 13S0J.
it Former service men, who take a
Or vantage Of the state s offer of $25
in ward vocational education, will
lg required to make a detailed repo
~ monthly of their expenditures, accor
e. ing to the local branch of the Hor
service, post office building, Frida
This is required that authorities W
of know what percentage of the fund
on being spent on girl friends, and nc
in essentials, for this is being discourag
i'll
ch e. f. Carleton, assistant superinter
er ent of instruction, will leave Sund
en- night for Moro where he will atte
he he Sherman county teachers lnstitl
From there he will go to st. Helens
attend the Columbia county institl
-et aud thence to Gold Beach to atte
ac the Curry county institute.
no C. S. Lamping, manager of the Po
on land branch of the federal resel
he bank, and E. F. Simms, assistant ca
r. ier of the Livestock State bank
or. North Portland, were visitors in
,bo office of VIII II. Bennett, state SUP
! intendent of banks, Friday.