Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-22


Friday and Saturday. March 2s. ss
81. Ask fer circular. Perry's Drug
se0'e' IL
Because Of the illness of her SON
Mrs. B. B. Herrick was absent Sstur-
day from her desk in the office Of
County Clerk U. G. Boyer.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deepest an
probation and thanks. to our friends
and neighbors for their sympathy
and kindness. during the illness and
death of our beloved daughter and
sister. Martha Elizabeth Nicholl. also
for the beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholl and family. 70
Mrs. Nj. L. Fulkerson and A, N
Arnold. supervisors for Marion coun-
ty schools attended the local institute
at Woodburn, Saturday.
Love, jeweler matchmaker, Sa-
lem. :
Our new line of hats for misses and
children. direct from N. Y. Just re-
ceived. These are the "AIadge Evens
Hat" sold exclusively by Mrs. H. p
Stith, in Kafoury Bros. new store
See our window display. We special
ize on ehildren's- hats. 70"
Frank and Arthur Rosebraugh
students at o. A. c.. returned to Sa-
lem Saturday for the week end.
Jitney dance armory, Tuesday
Mar 2S. benefit child's bureau Ma.
rion county. IL
c. R. Ellis, deputy clerk of the
Circuit court for Marion county, was
confined to his home. Friday and Sat
ufday because of illness.
Circulars of the Rexall One Gem
sale no wready. IL
Jitney dance armory, Tuesday
/ Mar. 2S, benefit child's bureau Ma
rion county IL
! Saturday afternoon County Super
/ intendent Of schools w. M. Smith
journeyed to Portland in connection
with matters pertaining to school af
fairs.
Jitney dance armory, Tuesda!
Mar. 2S, benefit child's bureau Ma
Irion county. IL
NOTICE-There will be meeting
Of the property owners of Ferr.
street, between 18TH and 10th streets
Wednesday night, March "a, at 7:S'
o'clock, at the Thirteenth street fir
station. Consideration of assessment
for street improvements made las
season is the purpose Of the meeting
All property owners in this distric
,rs inv;ted "a he present. TO-
The pear thrip situatio at Salem l
being investigated by A. b. Black, al
etymologist of the Oregon Agricui
tural college. He will attempt to. de
termine the spread of the thrips an
the effects of the last rains on them
Spray tests will be carried on at tn
state farm in cooperation with F. Il
Zinser, state farm orchardist.
! Substituting games, music and dane
ing for the regular business meeting o
the organization, the K. c. ProgressiV
club met at the home of Steve Kafour
! in Fairmount Park Tuesday night, las
week. Following an evening of enjoy
ment, freshments were served. IN
club meets once each month at IN
/ homes of members.
Just received, a limited number o
Zane Grey latest book, "The Man 0
the Forrest. They are gtirg fas
the Forrest" They are going fas'
Get yours today at the Commerce.
Soo,, s.ore 20
Just received. limited number Q
Zane Grey $ latest took, "Ilhe Nan Q
- 70
Walter l.. Tooze Sr., who Is toufih
the state for the purpose of formln
republican clubs, is in eastern Orego
This week. Last Thursday he organ
ized a club of fifty members at kla
mAth Falls.
Reporting great industrial activlt
along the border, L. H. Roberts wh
has been enjoying an extended vlsl
in southern California has returned I
his home in Salem. Mr.. Roberts pro
phesies that long cotton fibre VIII on
day be the leading agricultural pre-
duct of that section. Alfalfa " ~
irrigated districts, he says, is knee higl
and the gardens growing luxuriantiS
The Commercial club has employe
Richard L. Rowe. a statistical spe'
ota1is4 ~ make an Industrial survey Q