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The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
forum.
,UKI EVE
. 10. Open
ftoro.rctaUlub.igUce day
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W"1 W '-Harold Henry,
lz' .. Salem
BTin- thea-
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S Melody -Minora..
11 Football, Salem
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lonrth annua 10II
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Nov. 25.
pnte vs.
lege, Sal'-nt.
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Ipijlfchtol vs. Hi
high sclluol. I lie ljanc.
,
quite well known here.
Pictorial Review $2.60 per year
;or limited time only. The Ace, 127
North High.
Vaudeville
theater.
tomorrow.
Bli ;h
2C9
Miss Velnvt Curtis if Con
has been vls'llllS with f r! ami fit
the city.
Vaudeville
theater.
tomorrow,
BMgh
269
The home of better service, mod
erate prices and largest stock.
Webb & Clough, funeral directors.
269
A man who said his name wis
. E. Bennett was given a free bed
in the city jail last night, accord
ing to the police report.
studenirin'r rge number of "or not they are to close tomorrow j was held this afternoon at 3
, "'cie uie armistice uav. the Salem Busi-
Page Fi e
missionary committee.
Dry 4 ft. big fir wood $10.50 per
cord, delivered. I'hone Hj Cr
120. ,70.
Results of games in the "lough
nut" basketball league for the
girls of Willamette university were
Jazzbabes 4, Bearklttong 2, Pepny
Peppers 17, Kicking Cuties 1,
Maude's dang- 7, U Ttdlems 5,
Bcurkittens 6, Petticoat Pirates 2,
Maude's Oang 2, Be.irkitt-ns 0.
Carl Moser and Kdwhr Taylor
of Sllv?rtoi were in ihe city last
evening to get a motor drivers
license for the latter.
Omar Digerness and Pearl Wood
were here from Sllverion yesterd.-.y
Mr. Digerness took - home a new
Elgin Six which he purchased
from the local dealers.
Jmri House Notes
Probate Court
Estate of Amanda Rs
an filing final account,
want.
jSstate of Steven Balliet
final
Order
Kstati' id Jerry ura
mfirming final account.
MiitTiae Licenses
M . Hudelson, 31, logger.
yton and Albertiua Haag, 30,
Uvton.
Wanted,
stock hogs.
Phone
269
Melody .Minstrel Show tickets
in on sale at Perry's drug store
November 11, 12 and 13. for
Of prisoners amusement
mi
SWIM Special rates to school
and university pupils to swim
during this term. Oregon Bath
Mouse. 270
Dreamland tuditorium Thursday
November 11, 9 p. m high .,iss
music and dance, Lauletta Sym
phony orchestra of Ch.cigo; best
dance music ever heard in Salem,
9 artists; no raise in price. 270
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones were
In Eugene yesterday. Mrs. .Tones
will remain there several d,iys
with friends.
An interesting magic lantern
lecture showing the use that is be
ing made of the centinary money
in European countries will be giv
en at the .Iiison Lee Memorial
church at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.
November 10. Public is cordially
invited.
ness Men's league again announced
o'clock from ihe Rigdon
this afternoon ithat all business ! Rev' Kantner officiating.
houses are to remain closed thru 1 ment was n,ade 1,1 the city v,ew
Chinese Girl Tired
of Native Costume
out the. day.
cemetery.
The Peoples Cash store will be
closed all day Armistice day. But
watch for our ad Thursday night.
E. H. Pixley. a local insurance
man, left Salem this morning by
automobile for Portland for a
short business visit. Tomorrow he
will return to this city and will
proceed on to Eugene where He
will spend the week enfl.
The Peoples Cash store will
closed all day Armistice day. But I
watch for our ad Thursday night, i
A bicycle was picked up by Sa
lem police yesterday near" 1585
Saginaw street, it was stated.
His bicycle w,as stolen from In
front of the Y. M. C. A., Melvin
Long complained! to police
night.
dast
Regular meeting of
Chemeketa lodge No. '1
I. O. O. F. this evening at 7:30.
Work in the First degree. Visit
ing brothers welcome. 269
Shop early but before buying
see the toys and Christinas gifts
now on display at Slem Hardware-
Co. - 23
Trainmen arriving in Salem
"Monday nlffht in charge of No.
4 state that an insane man being
conveyed from Walker, south of
Eugene, to the state hospital here,
jumped through a window in the
vestibule of the qar while the train
was in motion. By the time the
train stopped the man had made
a safe get away.
With inquiries from Merchants
still being received as to whether
Musical Bureau presents
old Henry, pianist, Fri. Nov. 12,
Keen Parlow, violinist, Feb.
Margaret Matzenauer, con-
April ;5th. Season tick-.'ts
n ho. C. Will's and
Knowland's. .Mail orders
, box office open Grand Thurs-
' Nov. 11th, 9:30 a. m. Single
Mmlaslon to 1st concert $1, $1.50
1 2. 270
i S. Smith, manager of the Med
Bid Mail Tribune was among the
visitors Tuesday.
Harvest Festival sale Monday
W, Salvation army hall. Donate
mefhins. Phone 18 20. Soecial
peelings Saturday and Sunday.
269
O. D. Wood, traveMhfi s.-cretany
of the Methodist board of foreign
missions, arrived at Willamette
university Tuesday or confer
ences with students interested in
missionary service. He has met
Save the Pieces
When your glasses break,
avail yourself of our emergen
cy facilities for replacing
broken lenses accurately and
quickly.
Lenses made on the prem
ises in a few hours at the es
tablished standard prices.
Keep thinking about it.
Morris & Keene
Optical Co,
Bank of Commerce Bldg.
SALEM. OREGON.
The funeral of Hamilton
Coombs, who died here yesterdu
Neilaii
presents
-
Lv.
"The Shasta"
New Standard Sleeping Car Train
(No Excess Fare)
Will be inaugurated between
PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
Effective Sunday, November 14th
Portland 4:00 D. m.1 Ar. San Francisco 10:00 p.
evening.
COMPLETE THROUGH SHASTA ROUTE SERVICE
Second
Salmon 7
lone 211.
'Wanted,
57(11
cents. Fitts Market
Phone
269
i and Mrs. K. v. Carter -if
land were Salem visitors Tues
Mr. Carter has been att'endina
monthly meeting of the state
mt game commission. of
he is president Fit. ,.JD
elected to represent Jackson
in the leeisl.itiiro in ,..hiv.
'Bas served a term a 9n,
IP fls several terms in the
ieinR speaker in the iflor
won.
Taudeville trmi
Beater.
Iority Benefit
business
BBS
2i9
Assn. members
meeting Wed.
No. 15
10:36 a. m.
2:55 pi m.
6:50 p. m.
No. 12
4:00 p. m.
. 6:30 p. m.
J S:04 p. m.
10:00 p. m.
No. J6
8:20 p. m.
12:30 a. m.
6:58 a. m.
9:20 a m.
No. 54
9:34 p. m.
3:25 p. m.
7:80 a. m.
No. 45
10:20 p. m.
5:00 a. m.
t Foresters r,f !,..,
, "'"cutd nail
1 'em POSt office
rue rest nf ih ,..
, , , ""J. in ooserv-
m Armistice day. There will
sa.erai city delivery in thP
-sana me rural ca.-rin,. iii I
usual, it .-..t. ! T
tighHv
Southbound No. 53 No. 15 No. 11
I.v.Salem 3:06 a.m. 10:36 a.m. 5:49 p.m.
Ar. Sacramento 6:45 a.m.
Ar. San Franciseo 9:50 a. m.
Northbound No. 14
Lv. San Fr'n'sco 10:20 a.m.
Sacramento 2:15 p. m.
Ar. Salem 7:33 p. m.
Train 28 for Portland leaves Salem at
Train 23 from Portland leaves Salem at 10:05 a. m.
Train 18 for Portland leaves Salem at 2:00 p. m.
Through Standard Sleeping Car Portland to Los Angeles
Leaves Portland Train 158:40 a. m.; arrives Los Angeles 8:15
second morning.
CALIFORNIA
WARM SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS
Make the days delightful in the wintertime.
Enjoy the fragrance of poinsettas, violets, poppies and geraniums,
or the joys of outdoor sports and pastimes.
TRAVEL WITH PLEASURE VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE
Reduced Round Trip Tickets arc now on sale to
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FREE on request "California for the Tourist "-a new illustrated
booklet graphically describing the different resorts.
For further particulars inquire of local agents.
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT, -nerul Passenger Agent.
WANTED
Eight Girls
for
Special Work
The Gray Belle
Apply after 6 p. m.
A SPECIAL FOR
ARMISTICE DAY
i i
ISkI
Inter- n-f Mftiiur I ef if
a I
ter an hour's search, looking long
ingly ln shop windows nearby. Miss
Chai explained that she has always
worn the conventional garb of the
Chinese young woman and that she
longs for clothes like the American
girls are wearing. Upon her fa
ther's promise to fit her out in
American styles the pretty Chinese
miss consented to return to the
hotel.
"Hiss Moo Tu Cka.tr.
Consternation reigned in Chicago
recently when it was discovered
that Miss .Moo tUU Chai, daughter
of Admiral Henry Chai, of the Chl-
nnvj, was missing from her
nese
hotel suit
She was discovered af-
Minstrel Tickets
Find Good Sales
"Shop early and avoid the
rush!"
This is the injunction to be ob
served by those who desire to wit
.ntejjg the Eighth annual exhibl- i
tion of the Melody Minstrels tat
the Oregon state penitentiary, on
the evenings of November 11. 12
and 13.
Tickets are on sale at Perry's
drug store and also by guards em
ployed at the prison. Tickets pur
chased through these mediums
will insure .good reservations.
While admissions will be sold at
the prison on ilftch of the show
nights, past experience h,is dem
onstrated that the only way to in
sure satisfactory location is to se
cure the vouchers early.
Los Angeles A
Army Tents
House Ove
Los Angeles, Cal., ,Nov
N. Synder, mayor of Los
said lotViy he was hopeft
would be able to ootaln
of 5,000 army tents to n
housing shortage here, d
statement at the war dei
in Washington that use
tents was restricted to
purposes.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PA V
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAV
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
1 know an eas
to clear your
BLIGH THEATRE
LAST DAY
LAULETTA CONCERT
ORCHESTRA
THURSDAY VAUDEVILLE
"My skin was even wors i i
nd 1, too, had tried so m.i
l.was discouraged. Hilt K
nent and Kesinol Soap i
soreness almost immediati
imacd when the bhfjclu '
lisappear and the por.es P
i short time my skill v
lealthy. Do give the R
nent a trial." At ll diut
Resii
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jaiBjlnBiiagM journal want ai-
A Terrific Melodrama
LIBERTY
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Stenographer Wanted
One who can handle a mall order department preferred.
Must be accurate, a fast operator and good references
Apply Manager
Peoples Cash Store
Mrs. Walter A. Denton
PIANO
Fundamental Training for Children
, Residence Studio, 148 North 12th
Phone 134
Florence Bowden
Cello, Mandolin, Guitar,
Banjo, Ukelele
Lena Belle Tartar
Teacher of Singing
Choir and Chorus Trainim
Pupil Soloists for Program
162 Liberty St., N. Phone 334 or
Derby Building
Wednesdays
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twad burglar proof? 270 ' T
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Turn
eville
tomorrow,
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269
Stitriir
lHleon Per yd' Mu
erson' over Millers store.
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SAT8 COOD
A Dollar Buys More
III lilts OWI
Back
NOW THAN FOR MANY MONTHS, and besides, we happen to want to
Reduce our Stock very materially, so we decided to make a
BIG CUT IN PRICE OF ALL SHOES
in the store. Nothing Reserved whatsoever. Get From Under.
in the Bargain Dept.
In the Bins or on the sneives mere ate
ThereTre BOYS' SHOES from $2.35 to $3
MISSES' SHOES at from $2.45 to $3.95
Children's Shoes at from $90 to $2.95
MEN'S SHOES at from, $3.95 to '$5.95
LADIES' SHOES from 46c to $5.95
-And that is not all, for the Front Store prices are all Cut to more
INVESTIGATE! at the Electric Sign "SHOES
Elma Welter
Teacher of Piano
Residence Studio
695 North Liberty St.
Salem Conservatory
Music
1237 Court St. Phone 1
All branches of Music taught,
teachers. Diplomas granted. Coi'
course for Grand Opera..
JOHN R. SITES, Director
Condustor of Salem Symphony O:
tra. Formerly Royal Grand Opera I
Dresden, Saxony.
if
Public Speaking
Dramatic
The Salem School o
Expression
Lulu Rosamond Walton
Director
147 North Commercial St.
592 Telephones 1484-J
Voice Development Oral E
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GROWING GIRLS appreciate the style am
daintiness of the Buster Brown Shoe, made 01
Valour Calf Leather $7.75
f for Boy l"k ForCirlt
Buster Brown
125 North Commercial Street.
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low
iKele.s,
te city
e loan
ve the
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