Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-03

,as absolutely necessary Aoi eASi
ro-stock. There is also a build
boom of small houses in Port
Ind @ but this is not expected to
iast he said. Mr.. Day was regis
tored at the Marion.
THE public is invited to attend
free lecture on Christian Sci
once by John j. Finn, G. S., of
Tvanston, Illinois, Member Of the
hoard of Lectureship Of The
Mother Church. The First Church
of Christ Scientist, in Boston,
massachusetts,, at the Grand the
atre May 4th, 1922, at s p. m.
a'i0' 100"
G Fl. Ide, of south Fourteenth
street, has a unique curiosity in
his possession that he found IS
wears ago when a boy at Stock
holm. st. Lawrence county, New
York, 1t is a copper plaque, about
six inches in length by four wide
nicturing relief of Martin Luth-
or in profile. Around the edges
are dates of Luther's birth, death |
and the principal events in his
turbulent career. The plaque was
evidently the property of some ex-
nIorer or trapper of early days
and was dug up in excavating for
building.
Edison says the Air Eater has
advanced carburetion more than
all earburetors combined. We
make your gasoline cost you from
y to 20 cents per gal. Your money
back in 80 days II not satisfied
Demonstration and installation
this week at Ray Clark's, 252
State street.
Fl. H. Lott, of the Lotz-Larson
Mining company, was registered
at the Marion hotel last night. He |
has returned from Tacoma where
he has let the contract for smelt
ing the ore Of the mine to a firm
there. Extensive operations Of the
mine will begin at once on the
little North For1 of the Sant'anl
Geraniums and all kinds. of
flowers for boxes and beds at
Plants Greenhouse. 1898 South
18th and Wilbur, phone 1250W.
1O6l
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Conser
were business visitors in Salem
Yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Conser
are owners of a ranch at Conser
station, near Albany. They return
ed home last night.
At last, long filler SC cigar
the Rose Coghlan, at any store
TRY one. 109*
]. L. Ketcc If Mchiinnville was
guest of the New Terminal h.
tel last night.
The best yet: Rose Coghlan
long filler, SC cigar can now be
had at any store. 109+
Mrs. Clara Il. Ec';er, accom2ar
it'l by her sister, Mrs. Anna o.
belne, of Donald are in the city
today on a sho!ring trip. TEeV
ere registered at the Bligh hptel
We buy and sell used furniture.
Geise & Co., phone 464.
R. M. Lancaster of Grants Pass
is registered at the Marion.
Sandie = formerly at Capital
Drug store, now at Red Cross
pharmacy films in at one at six
they're done.
Mrs. H. E. Roth of Camp Lewis
with her daughter were register
ed at the B1igh hotel.
Back to pre-war quality; Rose
Coghlan long filler, sc cigar, at
any store. 1929
S. E. Munson of Tacoma, repre-
senting the zellerbach Paper com
pany, was in town on business
Yesterday and registered at the
Marion hotel.
Pictures taken between IL and
l. if left at Sandies, at they're
done. u
A flue fire which broke out at
the Florence hotel, 18th and Oak
streets, at 9 o'clock this morning
did no damage and fighters were
oat few minutes in extinguish-
ing it.
Capital Bargain House buys
and sells everything. 215 Center
st Phone 39s. Il
a new residence at 1895 north
Shurch street is to be built by
Leroy Hewlett, Salem contractor.
according to a building permit is
$ saed to him yesterday by Mark
Foulsen. deputy city recorder. 1t
viii cost s2250.