Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-11

snce was a guest Oh tne 6lgn no.
tel last night.
pobv chicks, 55S State.
Nam to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
pona 3OS Mill street, Dallas,
March 6, a SON.
Love, the jeweler. Salem.
Az and Mrs. w. Setak left to-
law on a business and pleasure
trin nd to oregon City.
nance, Macleay Sat. night. 60
n. and Mrs. Guy Newton, Of
,atIond. were recent guests at
~, r." w setak home in this CITY,
corn Doctors office, 322 State.
ooAA 60
NJ C, Shifts was registered at
mich hotel as a resident OF
plack M Rock. He left for his home
today.
INCOME tax statements prepar-
a phone 2O9SR, G. Ed Ross. 60
11oord Jenks of Albany was here
+. town on business yesterday.
10 was registered as guest OF
,ba Marion hotel.
We buy, sell and exchange sec
o0d hand goods. Phone 464.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jackling of
astoria are here spending the lat
for mart Of the week. They are
ruests Of the Marion hotel.
We do furniture upholstering
Of reasonable prices. Giese C Co.,
s7s Court, phone 464. 6O*
r. H. Pixley, local insurance
man, left for Eugene yesterday on
business and will return to Sa-
lam tomorrow. He made the trip
by automobile.
support home industry. All our
haby chicks are hatched locally.
q N. Needham, SOS State st.
Mrs. Genevieve Scott who will
succeed the late Mrs. Alden W.
Scott, former teacher at Gates,
was in Salem yesterday on busi-
ness Mrs. Scott died recently, a
victim of pneumonia.
People use Swift's fertilizer be-
cause il makes them money. See
Clarence S. Bovine or phone 353.
J. W. Feathers, 9S6 North
Fifth street, who has been in the
contracting and building business
IN Salem for the last eight years,
will move to Multnomah Wednes-
day where he will engage in sim
liar business.
Dance tonight, 75c, Elite Hall.
Ladies' fraa 6O*
Complaint that his bicycle had
been stolen from the Washington
school yesterday by Harry Stein
book, of north Commercial street,
but later the wheel was reported
recovered.
Dance tonight, 75c, Elite Hall.
Extra! Vernon Suckow on the
xylophone. Let's go! 6OF
A large crowd Of business men
Is expected to attend the Monday
noon luncheon next week at which
John Handsaker, state chairman
Of the near east relief, will speak.
There will be no funds solicited,
according to Robert Duncan, man
ager of the club. Mr.. Handsaker Is
said to be forceful speaker.
FREE
Consultation and examination.
Drs. Bradford G. Bradford, D. G.
State Licensed Physicians. Ten
years in practice. Phone 526,
suite 319, Oregon bldg. 6O*
Automobiles driven by G. F.
Homyer, 865 north Twenty First
street, and S. o. Long Of Albany
were somewhat damaged yester-
day when they collided at the
corner of Church and Marion
streets. Mr.. Homyer was moving
north on Church and Mr.. Long
was headed east on Marion. MOI
one was injured.
DR.. John L. Lynch, osteopathlc
physician, 4O3 Oregon bldg. phone
1894, 58F5. 6O*
W. NJ. Bushey, Judge of Mar
Ion county, is at the Imperial.
The Marion county court is plan
ming an extensive road programme
Tor this year and intends paving
about 25 miles of county roads,
and the expenditure will amount
to about $375,0O0. Four paving
plants are owned by the county
and these will start up as soon
as paving weather comes and be
Kept in Onnration until tho rains