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

campaign appeared this morning
above the street between the Mar
lon hotel and the Statesman Of
flee also one between the Ladd
and Bush bank building and Ed.
Chastain % clothing store.
Millinery, we have placed on
sale rs of our smartest hats at
$3.50 each. See our windows. The
French Shop, 115 High st. 291eI
DR.. Owens Adair, Portland. who
was largely responsible for the
marriage eugenics law now in
force in Oregon. arrived in Salem
last night to be here today on
business. She registered as the
guest Of the Marion hotel.
Worthy of your attention is the
sale Of millinery, furs. coats,
street and evening gowns at the
French Shop. Many new styles
with our usual guarantee of
quality and smartness at from 2J
percent to SO percent reduction.
The French Shop, lis High St.
291*
Horace Adds, Portland. connect
ed with the publication OF the
Oregon Farmer, spent the day in
Salem.
J. w. Maruny, Salem landscape
gardener has just completed the
planting at the A. J. Wick resi-
dence, 1495 N. Liberty. and 1t is
ready for inspection. Home lovers
take notice. 291+
Need forestry legislation and
the budget for the forthcoming
biennium were discussed by mem
bers of the state board of forestry
in session here Wednesday. The
meeting was attended by Geo. w
Peavy Of Corvallis, SEQ. 7. Ger
linger of Dallis, c. e. Spence OF
Oregon City and George H. Cecil
of Portland
Your last chance tonight to
see lone Clear Call" at the Lib
erty. 291*
The Salem Shrine club will
meet Friday evening at the Mason
ic Temple. A number of import
ant questions will come up fol
action at this meeting.
i Your last chance tonight to
see zone Clear CALL" at the Lib
erty. 291"
Property on the southeast cor
ner of Division and Liberty streets
has been sold for a consideration
Tof $3,500. Perry G, Rosenbergel
and wife were the grantors ant
Annie B. High, the grantee. Th'
lot faces Al feet on Liberty street
with a depth of Ill feet on Divi
sion.
Christmas bazaar, Leslie M. p
church Friday Dec. s, Afternoon
and evening. Cooked food, candy
aprons, fancy work, rugs, quilts
at marcel post booth. 20,
Among the dentists who are i
Portland today to attend the Orc
lyon State Dental association |
annual session are DR.. 0. A. o.
son, DR.. Fred Ellis, DR.. Carl I
Miller, DR.. VIM. s. Cole, and Dl
; H. HI. Olinger. DR.. Miller and d.
Olinger will attend as delegates
representing the Marion-Yamh
Polk county dental society.
At the meeting held last evenin
: Of the eVterans Of oFreign war
? Marion post No. 661, Lewis Sor
Of independence was admitted int
I membership. He served in Cub
with the 202d New York volur
teers, in 1898. The annual ele'
tion of the post will be held De
: 20.
g Miss Florence Pettitt, scho'
: librarian and also in charge
the children 8 library, states Thu
y the story hour for Friday wi
. be 4 o clock in the afternoon
2 the public library, and for Sa
= urday, at 10 O'Clock In the NOR
q ing. The story this week as to
> by Miss Pettitt will be "Famo
= Legends. - Last month there W
an average attendance Of 81 at t.
children IS story hour.
q John r. Sites says that 1t Is
q trouble at all to be entertain'
Of evening. Prof Sites has a fir
class radio station installed in b
: home and last evening enjoyed
y concert given at Schenectady,
" Y. and later on listened to a mus
cal program sent out from :
. Louis. He said the music was ju
! as satisfactory as il the playe
" had been in an adjoining rom.
A bicycle which he found aba
doned on a downtown street WI
= !. taken to the police station la
" night by Patrolman Victor.
e Three thousand and nine hui
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