SffttTS TO THÏ SWEET
The age of the girl doesn’t
count when it cotres to candies;
big and little they all love i t
The candie* that we sell are made
of pure unadulterated sugar and
flavorings, and consequently no
m atter how much is eaten there
can be no harmful effect. Take
home a box knowing that it is
the_purest candy made.
CLARK’S CONFECTIONERY.
Buy Now!
Buy at home and keep the money
going.
We have reduced prices on granite
ware, aluminum ware etc. Start the
year aright and buy now.
> Cross & White
Will choplTuesdayg. Thursdays and Satudays.^J
O. W . FR V M Ì
Celery
Beets
Corn
Peas
For
Garden
and
Field
S E E D S o r P R O F IT
SEEDS O F PLENTY
BUSICK’S
¡tored to Eugene Sunday to vie*
th» roiDS of Ralph Pierce’« garaa
which burn«! a»rly Saturds«
morning. Mr Pierce is a broth*-'
of Mrs F rauds Kiser. They wei.i |
by way of Coburg and called a t
the home of J D Wigle, and also
called on Dick Morris, who i*
quite illi The ' party returned
home by wajppf Junction City and
Harrisburg.'
Mr and Jffra August Sperling
and Mr and Mis Farm er Rice
made a business trip to AlbaLV
Mondays
Our telephone central office at
Hi rrisburg is being moved from
the Hubbie building to the old
F i r s t National Bank building.
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Shedd
Born on Easter Sunday, to Mr
and Mrs Elmer H Morgason, a
9 pound eon, their first son but
third child.
Steward P Arnold of Browns
ville, has brought his saw over
and is sawing wood on the Arueti
place.
The Odd Fellpws are to have a
convention here April Otb, ano
the Rebekahs are getting bust
about serving a feast for them.
A son has lately arrived at tb f
home of Mr and Mrs N Kennedy
Mrs Dora Davis is about as prouri
of it as its parents, for it is her
first grandchild.
Mrs Dawson has been staying
with Mrs E H Margason for a few
days.
Fred Nitzel, who is attending
school at Monmouth, with two ol
his friends, visited during the
Easter vacation with his parents.
O M Thompson shipped a car ol
hay lately.
m e Luristian Endeavor society
held their business meeting at tin
U P church Monday evening
which was followed by a socia
time.
Mrs I Pennell has been ill witl
a cold but is hotter at present.
Mrs S P Brock, who has hem
ill. is slowly getting better.
Hon Robert S Acbesou and fam
ily were Albany callers Iasi
Thursday.
(Taken from the Shedd Y isito i
of March 30th.)
The union revival meeting ha>
passed into history with a tota;
number of 79 conversions and re
clamations. Sunday morning at
the union service held in the V P
hurch, there were 28 took mem-
ership, 19 of these as a direct rt-
ult of the meetings. In the even
mg in the Methodist church 22
joined the church, 30 as a direci
result of the meetings (Bro Vai
•Vinkle m ust have made a typo
graphical error some place in thie
socount.—Editor).
Many rnort
will yet line up with both cburcL-
Salem
klbany
BUSICK’S
F irst Door W est of St Francis Hotel.
Pbone C O D Orders 77
RETAILERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
SPECIAL—Only as long as Fancy White beans 18 lbs « - ,90
present stock lasts, will not re- No 10 Pearl Shortenining . 1.27
.65
I No 5 Pearl Shortening
place when this lot is sold
.65
No 5 White Ribbon
Diamond W cocoa 1-2 pound
COFFEE
regular 25 cents, special 17
No 2 Flag brand kidney
.30
3 lbs American Club per lb
beans, regular 20c 2 gor 29 5 lbs American Club per lb
.29
No 2 Flag string beans reg
.44
1 pound Hills Red can
ular 2 for 35c, special
2 1-2 lbs Hills Red can per lb .43
.35 5 lbs Hills Red can per pound .42
3 for
No 2 string beans. Moun
1 pound Schillings
.47
tain Lady, regular 2
2 1-2 lbs Schillings per pounn .44
for 35 cents, special 3 for .35 1 pound Power co'fee
32
Libby canned beets, fancy
32
1 pound WaJco
quality
regular 25c
44
1 pound M J B
.45 3 pounds M J B p"rpound
special 2 for
42
Potted tuna fish, regular
40
5 pounds M J B per pound
.31
20 cents, special 2 for
TEA
No 2 1-2 grapes, regular
.49
35 cents, special 2 for
.39
1-2 pound Lipton’9
No 2 1-2 Revere pork and
.78
1 pound Lipton’s
beans, regular 25 cents
.33
1-2 pound Tree tea
.39
special 2 for
.30
12 pound Folger’s
12 ounce beef roast, regu
.55
1 pound Folge ’s
.£5
lar, 35c, special 2 for
.63
1 pound Tree tea
Far West medium red sal
CRACKERS
mon. regular 25 cents,
.49 Fresh crisp sodas per pound .16
special 3 for
IXL soup, regular 12 cents
Fresh crisp picnics per pound .16
.23 Fresh crisp Grahams
special 3 for
.21
Ready Maid soup, regular
.45
Large Tru Blu sodas per lb
.20
II cents, special 3 for
SALAD OIL
Snyder’s soup, regular 12
.27
cents, special 3 for
.35
Pint Wessons
Small size Pierce pork and
.65
Quart Wessons
beans, regular 2 for 25
1.17
1-2 gallon Wessons
.27 1 gallon Wessons
cents, special 3 for
2 30
Alta baking soda, regular
.35
Mazda, per pint
10 cents, special 3 for
.25 Mazóla, per quart
.65
1.17
These goods will not last long Mazóla, per half gallon
2.30
at these prices. Don’t be dis Mazóla, per gallon
appointed. Buy early.
BREAKFAST FOOD
TOBACCO SPECIAL
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
2 Kelloggs
2 Post Toasties
2 Shredded W heat
2 Puffed Wheat
2 Puffed Rice
2 Grape Nuts
Roman N. eal
Uncle Sam’s food
Cream of W heat
Large package of oats
Corn meal, 10s
10 pounds Graham flour
10 lbs Golden Rod pancake
10 pounds Olympic pancake
10 pounds W heat Hearts
Large pkg Olympic pancake
K err’s oats, large
Golden Rod wheat flakes
Ralston's bran
Krumbles
10 pounds Olympic oats
.25
.25
.30
.28
.35
.35
.35
.40
.29
.32
.35
.50
.75
.75
.75
.28
.33
.33
.20
.15
.53
.50
55 cent Corn Cake
10 cent Bull Durham
8 l-3c
15 cent Pedro
.13
15 cent Prince Albert
.13
10 cent Dixy Queen
8 1-Sc
10 cent Advertiser
8 l-3c
15 cent V lvet
.13
15 cent Tuxedo
.13
Union Leader
.13
95 cent Lunch Pail Union
w e are making a specialty of mail orders and
Leader
.87
strive to serve those who can not conveniently deal
89 cent plug Liberty Bell
.75
with their local m erchants.
Spear Head cut
.18
Honev Dip tw ist 3 for
.27
Wo will be glad to send you a catalog.
Days Work plug
.37
Tinsley plug
1.00
Penn thick plug
1.00
Last evening the boy« got out 't a r plug
.80
CANNED GOODS
nd propped up the old back ehq Clim*x medium
.80
>n the base hail diamond an Horse shoe
.80 5 cans tomatoes
hired A M Kendall to hitch o n t
5 cans peas
SOAP SPECIAL
>ne of the county’s many idl*-
5 cans corn
lrags and drag the diamond
1.
25 bars Royal White
1.08 5 cans apricots
From the present outlook it look-
5
cans
peaches
1.
25 bars White Wonder
1.08
is it we would have a good tear
1
cans
Libby
apricots
17
bars
Crystal
White
1.02
Albany.' Oregon.
thia Spring
5 Ivory soap
.41 No 1 Van Camps pork and
I a*t Sunday a number of the
beans
20 Easy Day soap
1.03
roun< people gathered at the Nit-
20 Clean Easy
1.10 No 2 Van C’s pork and beans .
tel home and ate Easter dinnn
Elk Savon. 22 for
1.00 No 3 Van C’s pork and beans .
There is a scarcity of good horses in the Valley, o nether.
Large Citrus per package
.27 S h iim p p e rc sn
Ralph
Malena
is
hack
iu
echo
<
16 A B Naptha
and if you will give the mAtter a serious thought
1.00 Glass pimentoes
igiin after his sickness. H'e w
.29' Minced clams
you will realize that now is the time to raise horses mt looks somewhat washed out. 3 Old Dutch Cleanser
Frank beef broth
to be in lino for the demand th at is sure to come.
SYRUP SPECIAL
Palace ovsters large
There Is rtr r» Catarrh In this settlor.
1 will stand for seivice in Halsey, the celebrated ju >f t the
country than all other dlteaaoi
Palace oysters small
together, and for years 1» was sup
.43 Palace Car red salmon,
to be Incurable Doctors prescrlbeo 5 pounds Amber Karo
Purebred Percheron stallion. Digestiff. f lo to insure. >osed
ocal remedies, and by constantly fa llln j 10 pounds Amber Karo
.76
o cure with local treatment, pronouncef
reguiar35 cents, special .1
t incurable
Catarrh Is a local disease 5 pounds Crystal White
.48
| trcatly
t A « ‘
*
Del Monte tomato sauce
Influenced by constitutional con
10 pounds Crystal White
iltlons and therefore requires conetltu
.8c 2 Libby milk
•loaal treatm ent
H a ll s C atarrh Medi
No
5
Marshmallow
.60 8 Libby milk
Office at Halsey Drug Store
an«. m anufactured by F J Cheney 4
C o . Toledo. Ohio, ta a constitutional No 10 Marshmallow
1.18
remedy, la taken Internally and acts
2 Armour’s milk
thru the Blood on the Mucous S u rfa c e 5 pounds Maple Karo
.60 8 Armour’s milk
minor repairs st the hall the tiret if the Syetcm One Hundred Dollars re
Charity Grange Items'
ward la offered tor any caae th at H all e 5 lbs Avonsdale moiasses
.53 2 Carnation milk
'atarrh Medicine (alls to cure. Send f-w.
oi the week.
.-Irculare and testimonials
Sugar 100 pounds cane
8.75
F J C H E N E Y A C O . Toledo. Ohio.
8 Carnation milk
l.i
Clarence Long and A F Rice
Francia K lie r and wife, Mr» H
Bold by Druggists, 75c
Sugar 11 pounds
cane
pvuiluo colic
t.W
1.00
H
all's
Family
Fills
for
constipation.
our Grange janitors, made a few C K iie r aod .Mrs E A K uer m
Fancy Blue Rose rice 18 lbs 1.00 Price lis t continued on 2nd page.
To be sure that you ajre getting seed that has
been carefully selected, thoroughly cleaned and
properly tested
BUI SEEDS II A SEED STORE.
SEED ¡STORE.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
J. W. MOORE, Owner.
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