THURSDAY, NOViiivloiJ.K , 11, M'tO.
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FUNDS DEPICTED
' Albany, Or., , Nov. 11. Four
county funds hav been bo depleted
that banks are refusing to cash war
rants drawn upon them and a policy
pf retrenchment has been adopted
by the county officials. The funds
ttf fected, are the market road, gen
eral county,' general road and bonded
road funds.
The . county . officials say ttiat road
construction next year muBt be mate
rially -curbed until the deficit is made
up. They lay th shortage to failure
of the people to approve the court's re
quest ' for an additional 3-mili levy
with which to continue the- road pro
gram.
Albany's Hubarians were hosts at a
dinner and 'dance Wednesday to 50
Halem Cherrians. returning the visit
made last September by the Ilubariaus
to the state fair.
Under the- direction of Pr. G. It
Toung, ia conference of Baptist ; work
ers was i held. In Albany Wednesday to
discuss plans for furthering Sunday
school, Toung People s society and mis
sionary work. ' Besides Dr. Young, Rev.
J. C. Austin, Miss Iplsie -Kapper and
Rev. A. M. Petty were op the pro
gram. Rev. Mr. . Austin is from - Mc
Minnvllle and the others are from
Portland.
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. Organization of forces for the fourth
annual Red i Cross rollcall -In Linn
-ounty has been perfected, with Dr. D.
V. Foling, pastor pf the First" Preaby
terlaln church: as county chairman ;
V. ,V. Merrill, city chairman; Rev.
Roy llealey,; pastor of the Christian
rhurch, bill-posting chairman ; C. . H.
Cuslck. treasurer, and W. K. Gilstrap,
publicity chairman.
."- Mrs Mary Gilmore, 56, resident of
Oregon since 1S92, died at her home
hee Tuesday. ? Two sons -and three
daughters survive. Mrs. Gilmore for
merly lived at KUvertori, Mill City and
at Hoqulam, j Wash.
A floating "drydock. designed for
handling seaplanes, has been patented in
England. ; ' .
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ease tired
aching
strained musdes;
backs :
BEEN at work all day, lifting heavy
weights, standing on your feet, ex
posed to weather conditions and strains
of all kinds? And j now you're all ex
hausted, tired out,' stiff with aching
muscles, backache, weary feet, twinges?
Not a bit of it if you use Sloan's Lini
ment promptly. j
If you are wise you'll have a bottle of
Sloan's on the shelf, at home, and in
the shop. Just spread it over the ach
ing part, it penetrates without rub?
bing, it stirs the blood to action, and
'quickly will come grateful warmth and
relief. You'll be back on the job com
fortably the next day. Good for
twinges and most any 'fexteraal" pains
that are all the time coming. At all
druggists. 35c, 70c, $1.40. " L.
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WE INVEST MILLIONS
FOR. OUR. ACCOUNT
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The far-reaching facilities and the business and fi
nancial data. that guide this bank in the investment of
millions of dollars each year, are at the disposal of our
depositors.
To secure these records requires a large organization
of specialists, as this banlemaintains. As a part of our
banking service the information is for use by manu
facturers, business houses and individuals. They are
urged to use it freely witrv the complete service of our.
four , departments.
WE INVITE
YOUR CHECKING AND SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
Commercial and Savings Accounts Bonds and Trusts
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Lumbermens Trust Company
A Banking Institution, Giving Complete
Financial and Investment Service
Resources Over Three Million. Five
Hundred Thousands of Dollars
Broadway and Oak
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Morrison Street, . Between Fourth and
Fifth Next to Corbett Building
Money's Worth or Money Back
Don't Be Misled.
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Thousancls of Garments to B Sacrificed
Beware of Imitation Sample Shops and Sale Imitators. Look
for Big Sign with Hand Pointing to 286 Morrison St., Factory Sample Shop
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Extra Specials
Big Reductions
SALE FRIDAY
9 A. M.
Lowest Prices
SALE FRIDAY
9 A. M.
Bear in mind that .when the Factory Sample Shops give a sale, WE GIVE A REAL SALE, worthy of your
attention. Our success is "our buying power pf four busy stores' Our success is that "we give what we
advertise." I Our success is "money's worth oi money back." We always have over sixty thousand dol-.
lars' worth of ladies' apparel for you to choose from. During this sale we are going to include 1100
new arrivals. Over 4000 ladies' garments on sale at sacrifice prices.
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981Womeiii9s
Hundreds of Plush Coats,
all sizes, mostly fur tr
med. Values to $55, cutt
price $26.95 and. ......
87 1 - Womein's
All sizes, all wanted mate
rials and shades. Values to
$65. $26.95 and .... J
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Five Day Sale
Sale B:. .
Friday' '',
Srats-871
1000 WAISTS
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Silk, Tricolette, Crepe de Chine i and
Georgettes. Cutting price sale
$2.95
Women V Cloth Coats
Oyer 1000 to choose from. Silyertones,
VMours, Dovetones, Goldtones, Broad
cloths and Bolivias. Values to $65.00.
Cutting price $28.95 and
$18.95,
OVER 600 DRESSES
toj be sacrificed. Silks, satins, georgettes, ! trico
tihes, serges and silvertones. All sizes. ' Values to
$50.00. Cutting price $18.95 and .... . .!. . ...
262 NOVELTY AND SAMPLE
COATS I
Fur trimmed. Values to 125 at. .... I ..
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311 NOVELTY AND SAMPLE
SUITS ;
Vklues to $125 at $48.95 and. ....... .
281 Fancy SUkW
To close out. Values to $10, at . .
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aists
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$g.95
Hundreds of Waists ...
Many samples. Values to $20' to close out
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