Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS AND PERSONALS

B. Gabriel of Eugene was ash in
y roaterday for a short visit,
loTn .oring as a guest of the Ma
ron hotel
ANN miles to the gallon of lu-
Wing WV oil guaranteed with
bIiSns'ISI 1TT OIL PISTON RINGS. 2es
SSAsneketa Sss St. phone s9s. 20
=, and Mrs. o. Stoddard of
,,asnurg ~l were guests of the Bligh
Sv I'ssl last night, expecting to re-
pv lS.u TO their home today.
van can afford to have that
80, or the whole house papered
lvV y ,iuted now. Our prices are down
pp1 Is
lgO2W
After spending the week end In
Salem on business V. L. Mccros-
V.r attorney, returned to his
ho1 home at stayton this morning.
toganberry wire, will have car
!, FEB 2. AZ cts. for No. IL out
u Pohle & Son. 25*
Charles Howard, son OF Mrs.
vsra Howard of Aurora, is ill at
the willamette sanitarium where
he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Everybody wants Swift's Fer
tzers. For prices and easy terms {
sse Clarence s. Bovine, or phone
,u af"
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After spending three days on
husiuess in Albany and Eugene,
NH. Pixley, local insurance man,
rpturned to Salem last night by
automobile.
Your kodak and our finishing
deDartment are a combination that t
makes for satisfactory results. I
Bring your films and let us con-
vince YOU, Tom Cronise studio. 27
Members of the Veterans OF s
Foreign Wars will hold their first
meeting In February Wednesday ]
night February /, at the armory
At o'clock. Every member Is
urged to be present. -
Polk-Marion County Farmers ! {
Directory, sent postpaid for 81. M t
L. Boyd, Dallas, Oregon. 26* {
Salem residents who returned
from Eugene last night said the >
university city was yesterday COW y
cred by about two inches Of snow. :
An epidemic of colds has brought ! =,
about temporary prohibition Of a
dances at the university.
Kodak finishing, quick serv-
Ice. Satisfaction. Kodak depart
msnt Tom Cronise studio. 27
Yesterday the mercury again c
sumped to below freezing in Sa- c
lem and this morning the ther- c
mOmeter registered minimum of I
IS degrees. There was no rainfall s
Yesterday and the river here, at
81 feet, was reported to be fall
Ing. The maximum temperature n
yesterday was Al degrees. s
Come in and look at the goods T
and our special values table, C
which represents pre-inventory s
clearing out of excessive stock. a
Salem Electric, State and High. 6
25+
The IL men composing the drill Il
team Of the Salem Woodmen OF 8
the World odge will meet the Eu-
gene team In contest to be stag t
ed In Corvallis on the evening Of
February 9. The Judges Of the t
contest will be composed Of mem t
Ders OF lodges outside Of both u
/ cities. The winner will meet the 8
drill team Of the Multnomah lodge
sometime In the future.
FREE |,
consultation and examination, a
Drs Bradford & Bradford, D. C. r
state Licensed Physicians. Ten C
years in practice. Phone 526, c
suite S19, Oregon bldg. 26' c.
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The mems glee club of william h
sue university reports from Hood II
AiVer that their first three con-
'sfls OF the tour have been sue
rs'Slul. The club spent Sunday at j
hOOd River, assisting in church il
services In the morning, and con- S
SucIlng the services of the Meth b
OulSt church in the evening. ],
7, N. Needham about baby W
'Alcks' 558 State, opp. court house Il
Members Of the KiWanis club
WI meet at the Commercial club
u;SO tomorrow morning for
"lp to Chemawa as luncheon
sass's OF Harwood Hall, superin- re
n 'Huelt OF the Indian school. P. W
= eusenberry of the Central &C
-. ,-a'macy will give the attendance cl