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Mrs Ids
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parsortay
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morn ¡K-
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chased a
moved to
Monday,
XMAS CONFECTIONS
for the tree, atockinga or pre?
ente. Good to look at, good ti
e a t Our candies are pure ant
wholesome. Try ua for candy
satisfaction.
Please yourself
and your friends by buying ours
(L A R K ’S
CONFECTIONERY.
Cross & White
WIDOV
URGE
Heating Stoves and
Stove Boards at re
duced prices.
wn
In $lat
trj^s V
A real assortment of
G ranite Roasters for
the holiday dinner.
A word in turnon, how good i
a: a word tidy spoken it like ap
plet of gold io picture» of silver
rov 15 23, 26: 11.
We are to rernemlier, « hen taili
ng with those who have an ear it
ear and are inquiring the way ol
'he Lord, that there are great
'irises in the lives of men, mo
mentous occasions, in which one
word may be more valuable, more
potent, than would be a hundred
words or a thousand, worde at
■ nother time under different cir
cumstances; and we are to be in
stant in the Lord’s service, wheth
er seasonable or unseasonable to
ourselves,— gladly ready to lay
down our 'lives for the brethren.
We are to distinguish, however,
between out-of-season to ourselves,
if it be in season and opportune
for them. We are not to intrude
even the gospel ittelt at inoppor
tune times, however convenient
the occasion may be to ourselves,
-Many other article» in keeping with the season.
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F i r s t Door W e s t o f S t F r a n c i s H o te l.
Mrs Pray received a letter from
Phone C O D Orders 77
her daughter in Honolulu, Mrs
Morrow, from which we take tLe
RETAILERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
following excerpts:
Dec 2. Dear Mother; I guess
These Prices Good All This Week.
I am a good sailor for I have nol
Open Friday Until 8.00 O’Clock P. M.
been a bit sick nor have I missed a
single meal.
Candies and Nuts
3 pounds jelly powder
.25
We left San Francisco yester 1 pound plain mixed
16 pounds small white beans LOO
day noon, and at 3 o’clock we bit 3 pound lots per pound
Oranges 40c, 50c, 60c and
.70
a storm all right, and the boat 5 pound lots per pound
2 packages dates
.45
sure did roll, but tonight it is Broken mixed per pound
15 ounce package raisins
.28
W ill chop Tuesdays, Thursdays and S atudays.^ not so bad, and by tomorrow they 3 pound lots per pound
11 ounce package raisins
.25
tell me we will be in the warm 5 pound lots per pound
11 ounce package currants
.25
zone. I am enjoying every min Peanut Brittle per pound
Good celery
.10
ute of the trip and I guess if I could 3 pound lots per poun 1
Good head lettuce
.10
keep well in the storm we had, I 5 pound lots per pound
4 pounds sweet spuds
.25
will be able to stand it the rest of No 1 soft shelled walnuts
12 pounds Ja p rice
1.00
the time.
3 pounds soft shell walnuts
11 pounds head rice
1.00
They bad a movie on the ship No 2 soft shell walnuts
2 pounds peanut butter
.26
tonight in the social hall and it 3 pounds soft shell walnuts
5 pounds peanut butter
’ .60
was pretty good.
1 Ih fresh roasted peanuts
5 pounds Dark Karo
.45
Dec 3. All day there has been 2 lbs fresh roasted peanuts
10 pounds Dark Karo
.85
a hard wind and the spray came 1 pound salted peanuts
5 pounds Light Karo
.50
over the ship so that it was cold 2 pounds salted peanuts
10 pounds Light Karo
.90
and damp outside, and tonight 1 pound soft shell almonds
B IG R E D U C T IO N S IN M A T T R E S S E S
5 pound Marshmallow
.60
pound*, all cotton felt $15.00 vaine now only J9.S5,
just at supper lime the boat began 3 pounds soft shell almonds .90 10 pounds Marshmallow
1.20
5<> pound» all cotton felt $25.01) value u n » only $18.00
rolling go that it threw every thing 3 pounds mixed nuts
.80 3 pounds M J B coffee
1.20
55 pound» beat quality, felted »ilk flu»» now $21 65.
"ff
the table or nearly so, and 1 pound filberts
.25 5 pounds M J B coffee
2.00
w s w Yum Yum springs now only $4 25.
some of the people off their seats. 2 pounds filberts
A!1 m ail order» filled prom ptly.
.45 3 pounds Nucoa
1.00
I
was at a little table that was Eastern popcorn
415-121 W o t
.10 No 5 pure lard
1.15
intended for two of us so that I Hip-o-Lite
F irst Street
.35 Order Vim Flour and get
could hang on, but the old boal 2 Del Monte peas
.45
the best H ardw heat
a
sure did roll and toss first on one 2 Del Monte corn
.45
Flour per 50 pound
side and then on the other. I am 2 Del Monte tomatoes
.35
sack
2.60
i o a bit seasick, so 1 am happy—
'
say» the Good Judge
A * a
or a n I afraid’i Some are scared
hut I guess there is nothing to the Junior High School gynina- bed for twelve weeks. It is re-
T h a t you get m ore
Biiim. The score wae 43 10 7 in j ported that the present fracture is
fear.
genuine satisfaction
favor of Albany.
s bad, or worse than the firstone,
Dec 4. Well we sure did roll
at lea« cost when
£
Mr and .Mrs C H Davidson were
O M Thompson went to Albany
all
night
but
it
is
better
today
you use this class o f #L
Albany visitors last Friday.
on
business Thursday.
We
passed
the
sister
ship
to
this
tobacco.
Miss Opal Marsh of Albany,
ship today so we had something to
School Notes
A small chew lasts
look at. We arrived at 7 a m spent the week end with Miss
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'- • y
Laurel
Pugh.
so much longer than
Tuesday.
We thank you all for your kind
Paul Dawson and small sou
..
. . .
. ’
« big chew of the
Dec 6. We had tome wonderful
patronage of our play.
Didn't
ordinary kind.
A n d the full, rich real
weather here, so warm and nice from Albany, visited with his you like Sappbira in her ancient
tobacco taste gives a long lasting chewing
I got dp this morning to eee the father Tuesday.
attire and typical old maid habits?
satisfaction.
~
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J W Morgan was an Albany >he was the customary town gos
sun rise. It is the most wonder
caller Monday.
A n v man who uses the Real Tobacco C h ew 1
ful sight I have ever seen.
sip, while Reuben Hardacre cer
Mrs Charles Arnold and two
w ill tell you that.
tainly acted hi» part as the uned
State o f Ohio. C ity o f Toledo,
children were Albauy calle/a Mon-
ucated
old man. Mrs Hardacre,
Lucaa County. •«.
Put up At rim ntjlu
,
s
, F r y*!* 1 c b »“ »y make» oath th a t ha day.
or
“
M
itthy,” certainly did her
a aaalor partner of (be firm o f F. J.
Miss Hattie Dannen. who ia vis part weil. We are mentioning
V> -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
C o * dolB< kuelneee to the C ity
of Toledo. County and State afareaald
iting in the east, was taken sick
and that aald firm will pay the atm at
only the principal characters, but
O N E H U N D R E D D O L L A R » for » , ’ h
RIGHT C l.T is a short-cut tobscct
ith tonsiiitis, but at the present
arid «vary case of C ata rrh th a t cannot be !
every one did splendidly.
The
W '- v n .in .B r u r o d G o m n m iy. HO/ l i r u j o w a . N e w fo r a C*ty
medic I ne * um fr ^ U ? J henlv H W
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next
play
is
the
Senior
play
to
l>*
Sworn to before ma and aubacribed In -She is visiting her brother B' tija-
TTnprr«Iinc*' *hu ,th **’' of Daca®ber. inin in South Dakota jivt now, given the latter part of February.
The Athletic Association bad a
md expects to visit friend« and
, '•«w
h
’ s ally i C and atarrh
M a d ^ n a " ^ . ^ ’'“* , .
meeting Tuesday morning to hear
acta throu<h the Blood on
relatives in Iowa later on. ,
r5; iie^l-o’n ^ V ^ 0'
the 1 eport of the standing com
Mrs
A
D
Elder
has
been
ailing
mittees.
•e ld hy_ell drugaíet» Sc
■=?sti
H a ll e Fam ily ' Pille fe r conetlpnttott.
lor the past two weeks.
Monday morning the
High
Robert
Arnold
and
daughter
Xb,
School
was
pleased
to
receive
a
<h.*4d
\.
Mina went to Albany Thursday.
visit from Mrs Hazel Munkers
Mr and Mrs Jake De.nnen, Mr (nee Straloy) and John Huzzy.
Mrn Claud* Thompson was an
Albany caller Monday.
and Mrs J W Sprenger, and Ralph , The entire school will haves
------------ , night of la«t w*«*k
.... . Dannen were Albany ,*a Hern
Wednesday
.vacation Christmas week. Th*
|school will give Its program at th*
the second team of 8h*dd High Wednesday of last week.
School defeated the young Meth-
Roy Kendall had the misfnr- b ill Friday afternoon, where th*
odieta
of
Albany
in
a
basketball
tune
to break his leg ow r again children, after finishing their ex
« •« ALL FOUR •$ Theee
game played in th* community Aa reported in the Enterprise ercises, may play and receive
M AG AZINES and OUR N EW SPA PER hona* gymnasium in Albany with «««ma time ago he had a runaway their present«,
,,
Y ^ ' h F0R $ 2 - 2 5 OrJcrJVow
Merry
Christmas
to
all.
a score of 17 to 15.
with hia wood saw rig. Rnd in try-
Th* Shedd High School Basket ¡ng to stop the horses *»« thrown
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Notice that the Rialto Theatre
N1 - --iina- - - — - be aew
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Ball team played the Albany High under the wheels and bis hin
rk
i
raer !><■ píem e« aate o f eararaWe*.
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A Letter From Honolnlu..
Air Farmer.-—
Will you give $7.00 to make one acre
of your land produce one-fourth more
than it did last je ar? Drop us a postal
and we’ll tell you all about it. No
chance to lose. We give a money back
guarantee,