Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-07

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n A. Brand. fruit grower of
poseburg was in the city We'd
nasdav visiting friends He rep
Dosonted Douglas county in tho
to1q 1920 and 1921 legislatures.
Resides being a grower Of pears
end apples, Mr.. Brand Is interest
"A in Tokay and Malaga grapes
GIo saws that the Oregon Tokay
hripgs five cents pound more in
the market than the California
Tokays.
81 down delivers you a Hamilton
reach electric sweeper. z. ). Ham
ilton, Good Furniture. zsl@
The funeral services of Dan
webb. who died Monday at Wood
Nm were held Wednesday in
that city. He was raised at Park
ersyille. but for the past 25 years
lived in WoouDuTH.
Al down delivers you Hamilton
Beach electric sweeper. c. s. Ham
ilton. Good Furniture. 291@
Civil service clerical examina-
tions will be held Feb. 8 and
those interested may secure infor-
nation at the post office. On a
rating of 100 points, spelling
counts for 90 points, penmanshi2
10. clerical tests as to quickness
so. and arithmetic 20. Anyone be-
tween the ages of is and 70l
wears may take the examination.
Mechanics and post office en-
ployes who have been In the SER
yice.15 years or more, are retired
on an annuity at the age of SIS
years.
High class residence, best loca-
ton, four blocks to state house.
Price $1,000 on terms to suit pur-
chaser. 755 north Summer, phone
1881. 293l
The Chamber of Commerce to-
day is shipping $50 copies of the
Salem booklet to H. M. Byerly,
general immigration agent of the
Northern Pacific railroad, with
offices at st. Paul. The booklet
will be placed in the railroads
information bureau. There are al
SO being shipped 100 copies of the
booklet to G. e. Arney, western
immigration and industrial agent
at Spokane.
Love. the jeweler, sarem.
The dozen or more prominent
railroad men who were in the
city yesterday, visited the Salem
Kings Products company and in
spected the Oregon Paper and
Pulp Co. mill.
For loans, see G. W. Lar1ar. at
Oregon bldg.
w. Fl. Goulet, county commits
sioner, said that Woodburn ex-
perienced a snow storm Of an
hour this morning and that all
cars coming from the north were
covered with snow as they pass
ed through Woodburn.
Special price. Beautiful Ivory
enamel bed room suite. See west
window. G. S. Hamilton, Good
Furniture. 291+
S. P. Kimball of Salem has re-
turned from Colorado where he
spent 10 days transacting bust
ness.
Special price. Beautiful Ivory
enamel bed room suite. See west
window. G. S. Hamilton, GOOD
Furniture. 291F
A potato about IL inches long
to which were grown seven fair
sized potatoes and weighing 6A
pounds, was brought to the Cap
ital Journal office yesterday af-
ternoon by e. Chastain, living on
south Mission Bottom. Any one
of the nubbins were as large as
the average potato. Mr.. Chastain
said that on his place he grew
this year a potato which was per.
fectly smooth and weighed 6 S-4
pounds.
81 puts the Hoosier in your
home. G. s. Hamilton, Good Fur
niture. 291A
The First Methodist church ba-
xaar which will be held tomor.
row, Friday, in the church will
be followed by a chicken dinner
which will be served from six un
I'll eight o'clock.
81 puts the Hoosier in youl
home. G. s. Hamilton, Good Fur.
riture. 291'
Although 1t failed to material
ize, snow was predicted for Sa
lem last night and nine men
seeking to avoid the elements
wrath, were furnished free sleep
Ing quarters in the city jail.
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