The Shedd Jersey Calf club won
I fourth p'ac« in 'h " q»nok vldginp
A POPULAR
REFRESHMENT.
bpoKaue a t the Live-
Cue that is relished at all tim e s
by young and old alike ¡9 o u r 8toc'c exposition Tuesday m orning.
ice cream. It is made from pure There were team s from M ontana,
unadulterated cream and fla Idaho, vt ashington and Oregon
vored with pure fruit flavors. th at were contesting for ihe hon
Try some whenever you can. or« Shedd won th e first place of
There is no more whole-some or 'he Oregon team s,
delicious refr;shment on earth. 1 J '“ *“'8 I,e ' v olf *p busy th is
Parties and families supplied week in Shedd and vicinity saw-
¡ng wood.
in anv quantity.
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CONFECTIONERY.
("ross & White
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Fl
HART, SCAFFNER&MARX
Suits and Overcoats Reduced
20 per cent to
50 per cent
Great Shoe Special!
ml
du
U i
Increasing the purchasing price of a
dollar.
Cross & White
Se
V
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits at
$15, $20, $25, and $30.
The long looked for drop has ma
terialized.
Christian Church Notes
•
Those w ho were a b se n t from the
services of the church last S unday
missed two stroug sc rip tu ra l ser
mons on the ‘‘C o v enants.” T he
topic w h s discussed at both ser-I
• . . .
• X
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vices. B rother Phillips speaking
upon th e “ old co v e n a n t" and con-
luding in th e evening with a d is
cussion of tlie “ new c o v e n a n t’’
ind a brief c o n tra st and cesnpar-
-ou. We are sure th a t C hristians
particu larly should be alive to the
esponsibility th a t is theirs after
knowing th a t (as stated by Mr
i'h illip s) C hrist is the only cove
nant th a t exists today between
• od and m an and th a t those who
live not accepted him are not in
M/ ovenant relationship with God,
re aliens. We should wake up.
~
Ve are our In oth er's keepers in
I have
oat w e.m ust tell sin n ers of C hrist
1 their fate w ithout him
rh*i
Attendance a t th e e v e n in g
Viz
" lu ll w.ts the largest we h.n -
vt-
S a tiu h r.
i fur -ume time. T here wgie
iiiy vieitori* from outside pointe,
iOiig whom was T ie Fa dti.-vn,
other of our evnool principa.
Men's fine dress and work shoes including 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16
t;o was par ing through to E g - inch tops and loggers’ high grade makes. The tendency towards
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Screen Doors, Screen
Door Sets, etc.
A complete assortment
of Fishing Tackle, G ar
den H ose, Nozzles,
Sprayers, Valves etc.
In
e»’
r»<
im
Ui
•Mrs K ath erin e Croft and her
sister, Miss T em p» Brock, drove
to A lbany S atu rd ay m orning.
Mra <’ H Marganon a n d d a u g h
ter Ja n e , and .Mrs K C M argason
were A lbanv shoppers T hursday.
CLOTHING
AT OLD TIME
PRICES.
SHOES AT OLD TIME PRICES.
Over 500 Pairs of the better kind.
Regals, Walkovers, Barrys, Douglas,
Daytons, Nettletons, etc. at
CHOPPING EVERY DAY.
T Anyone w ishing
/h
to buy c h ea t seed.
lim ited a m o u n t free from sm ut.
2* I will ex ch an g e to r o ats if d e sired .
2 W ill e h o p T uesdays, T h u rsd a y s am i
it
$7.48.
S O. W. F R l 'M i
V/
< £L
C £ £ « it
$150.00
Phonograph Free January 1, 1921.
,
A number given with every it pur. him t the
Albany Furniture Exchange
415 421 Went P ir it Street
“T ry It O ut Y o u r se lf”
says the Good Judge
A nd you will find how
m uch m ore satisfaction a
little of this R eal T obacco
gives you than you e v e r
got from a big chew of the
o rd in a ry k in d .
T h e g<M>J, ric h , real to
bacco taste lasts so long
you d o n ’t need a fresh
chew n early as often. So
it costs yo: 1 s.
A n y m an v I. > r e n the
Real T o b acco C h ew will
tell you that.
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t
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Put up in two styles
W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
W eyman-EPulon Comoany, 1107
ID
Shedd
Miss A E p p srly gave a program
in her room a t the school lion*,
last
F rid a y
afternoon, aflei
which th e p upils iuvited tie
teacher« to join them iu a n artv
' York City.
the team s of Oregon.
Mr and Mr* C I. Pinkataff hai
«old their farm northeast of Shed'
«ml have moved to Springtie
where they will make I
ft
home.
M S C '
J B C ornett waa a business c a ll banv la-t I
er in A lbany M onday, lie hu-
It rbert E
recently had bi* right eye re
A h
moved. H e had suffered from ii
for tw elve years.
M i * R
Mr and Mrs Duball have moved
r Mm*
in to Shedd,
They are the psi
ante of Mrs I’ B P atterso n .
last I hu
The meml*er* of the Shedd Jer
Rev St anh v Van Wi U r .v, i
sey stock judging team left tbi- nhiving piet ;re *b w st t> V l
weelt for Spokane. 1, J A llen ol \\ ball Friday night. There wet
tbs 0 A C was the leader for all , six reels am i a co m ely .
economy can be converted wisely into prpfit.
O ur pastor prom ises snot
A lbany,
'lil'tu r a l sermon for I
S j : i I £
O
re g o n .
iv »veil g entitled " W h a t they
d, mid w hy." D on’t miss this
i the one at 11 a m, ‘‘O pportu-
ity ’s b arriers’' is it's title.
Boost the B itdj sehool should
W A E as T bv rn
he our slogan. M embers it is up
»W E R a st b u r m ,
212 W est F ir s t .
> you.
|Two S to r k s
136 I.VON STRKK
C W B M meets nt 2 39 in the
hurch iia I next Lord s day; al
the ...dies should m ake an effort i®
■ • be out.
.7
s',.-a over the advance in SUGA R is about over, and '
C r. topic. Peacem akers. Matt
1 e
1 e; 8tnoJ his ground fine. When the Refinery '
i: 9, G en IK: 1-9. Leader Hazel
M u ,
1
- pri ■ • will drop. Supply your needs co n serv a-'
¿uinby.
il. Sternberg & Co.
$
$
Church Reporter
School Notes
Eastburn Bros.
("ft tivelv, make every dolla• count, w inder is here, some m en'
« A X a re idle, NUFF SED.
A Sugar as long as the old stock lasts. per 100 pounds
,-K SAPPHIRE Ilnur, Montana h ard w ’heat, try a sack
Did you sec the big game Tues-
O >o.
flour, sack 3 25; per barr< •!
iv
H alsey won. T he hov-
W hi
M ountain flour, 3.25; barre I
fared hard and it was only »fit i
Snowfall hardw heat flour, sack 3. 00; barrel
at y kuocko
th a t Ihev quit, I? Best Cream Rolled oats 14 pound: c
on:* Skirvin wag - laid
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out with a ‘,L Rolled Oats large package 35c; 3 packages for
id ly wrenched shoulder
shoulder and
ami V
Fresh NebrasKa corn meal, whi’^ Or yellow 9 lb sack
I C arbin with a h a d l v W ien
Edwards Dependable coffee, lb eg n 45c 3s 1.30, 5s
nee.
It seems th a t a pretty I
I'olgors Golden Gate coffee lb <;ai i 45c, 3s 1.30, 5s
iod sized het Wag made on Slo dtj yk Extra quality bulk coffee, 20c, 5 pounds 90c, 10 pounds
it they lost. N ext tim e bet m i!
Best gt;ade Caracol coffee pound 35c, 3 pounds
a lse r.
•
£ Cocoa fine drink, half pound 20 e, pound
f Invnlnnr] baking
Enl/ini» powder, half
L. _ * # pound « can 20c, piund
I he eighth grade ha« a new pu- / a Cleveland
I. I.iln Dudley fi i Maine.
Rumford’s baking powder hap , pound can 15c, pound
V\ e also have a new student in
At go corn starch pkg 10c, 11 pkg3
1.00
ie High School, Leo Jenny; w ny Doug ;rs corp, starch 2 pKgs 2 j c> Argo gloss starch 2pkgs .25
•li'Ome all n e w students,
f ancy ¿ a’)an,rice
. 11 pounds
1.00
francy Navy beans 12 I k , i I g): 9weet potatoes 5 and l-2c lb
•use the more the m errier.
Liberty White soap> b„r< 2 5c, 17 bars for
UK)
The m instrel show bn* bi n j
h
Compound
shorte-
iing
No
f)
paH
t
q
q
N
o
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10
paji
2.00
oBted for S atu rd ay night but
ur.» « 6 „ c, ins Standard tomatoes
ar,
.85
is been decided to give it Friday hv 6 cans Quality peas 85c,
Nucoa
nut ‘ ju tte r pound
‘y i ‘ oa nut,
3 pounds for
1.00
ghl, November 5 th. on account
1 a 1 a®1* for Kraut 3c per lb; onicn9 35 pounds
1.00
the Odd Fellow s’ blowout on
itn rd a y n ight. So everyone re
side creamery b u tter
1 .C 0 Ä
-er minced clams 6 can9 for
mber to come to the greatest
1
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nstrel show ever given, next
i lav evening a t the ball ai
•lock. Tickets are on »ale,
r he j
■•it diggers from J lg y
-•sville ,
til be there. D on't in»'
* it.
neld at the school house last F ri
Tire first six weeks
are over and
day
evening, had a g h o itly tim e.
e are aw aiting o c r r(.port
Cards
i Odd race* were run gbuetly sto-
ith fear and trem b lin g .
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D-irothv S h rrlin g wa* absn«»t rie* W r*
,D d 14 general good
odiacbool M onday,
: time was reported.
The H U lo w ^ y u p a rty th a t was
HighScho«,) Reporter.
r» ;:
halsey enterprise
and the
.OREGON FARMER
one year for $1.65.