W k" Ik « H O W TO SOLVE A CRO SS-W O RD P U Z J X I t s llw . »toe*« » . , bl. , , h„ . ,b, LAVID C. COLLIER U1 s p e ll w . r a . b . * b v s r s l e a l h . . » 4 b a r l a s n ' a l l y . T b , 4 r a t f e t t e r I . I. b , a . . , 1 . , w b .r b r e f e r . I . th e g e a « . , £ . Y . “ 3 4 .w .b a 1 — ar lb . b e je g h T r t.e it.m 7 l-a re * * 5 2 . ? * . ^ : T ,T w , , ‘ ■ " “ * • - • » '« « •» " < ■ *• « a I o t h . I r . , b l a c k • » w r a b e » « a f t e r “ v e r t i c a l ” 4 e A a » n n w o r d w h ir ls SPENDING IS SAVING in This Case CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 13 » I hft m o th e r w ho is s p e n d in g m o n e y to r h o u s e h o ld s e r v ic e is d o in g so to h e r b e s t p o s s ib le a d v a n ta g e . By so d o in g s h e is S A V I N G h e r s tr e n g th to d e v o te to d e v e lo p in g th e m in d s a n d s o c ia l g r a c e s o f h e r c h il­ d re n . L a u n d r y *«nd « w e e p in g m u s t h e d o n e e v e ry w eek. T h e y c a n ’t b e n e g ­ le c te d , so d o th e m q u ic k ly a n d t h o r ­ o u g h ly w ith Colonel D. C. fo llle r , of San Diego, Cal., who has been named director- g :n eral of the Sesegul-Centennlal celebration of Philadelphia, Pa. An Electric Washer and Cleaner BRIEF GENERAL NEWS by W estern Neerepeper U n io n .) 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Make your dollars work to , know the doctor was dead until after and plants. Floral art i» r e v fr our savings department. A lba ny S tatk C h sm berlaia’a Interview w ith Pre all occasions. B a n k . Under government supervision. his niother had packed the hody In m ier H e rrln l was marked by great fihone 456-f. Flow er $h a tru nk, cast It over an enibankmant cot d ia l tty on both aide* lilis » Sue Breckenridge north of here and fin ally hsd given R V N 8 W I C ■I’ R Hem stitching. Stamped goods herself up to the police. PH O N O O R A PE S 333 West Second street. Albany, Oregon Mayo Baya Cancer W itt ba C entralia« at Phone 452R Philadelphia F t D r Charlea H W O O D W u RT H ’S a re a v o rn bim ply Bur*. Mayo, of Rpchseiey, Minn , one of tb * W ashington. D C.— The departm ent T IM 8 O N T H E S H O E DOCTOR lA a v e n p o r t M ’ taic c o m p a n y offers country’s leading surgeons, tqig th« Second street, opposite Ham ilton's of agriculture, fea rin g a shortage of R-c Piano-case organ, good aa new Philadelphia forum in «n.'ad ftreea store. «nd corp for planting thia year a ciop. Katey organ, good aa new "Sudden Service.’ ' that b * believed cancer would he "u a . has taken steps tn provide farm ers Used Pianos. d»r control” w lthi« a few yoera By sn adequate supply and has aaeured astburn Bros.— Two big grocery V U a ld o Anderson 4 Son. distrib- President Coolidge that there Is nt, this Di Mayo said ba did not moan ’ ’ utors and dealers tor M axw ell. Chal­ stores, 212 \V. First and 225 South that caurar would be cured nor that likelihood of a repetition of condition« Main. Good merchandise at th« right mers, Essex, Hudson A- Ituom obile cars. It would be preventable but rhat it Accessories. B pnltes. 1st & Broadalbin. which existed In the spring of 1916 prices. would ba more amenable to treatm ent e specialty sho ppe lite Cafeterin and confectionery and »hat Its working wauld a a t'tis r I3nosavalt'a Bona ta Bxploca Pam irs. hemstitching and stamped goods Home cooking Pleasant surronnil- be so rapid anr so serious H a baead 31« W. Second at. Albany. Oregon Chicago. — Theodore Mid Kertnll ings. Courteous, efticient serviee. this botlef. ha »aid, on the theory Owner, Irene M cDaniel. Iloosevelt. sons of the late pr«slfient, W e make our own candies. that cancer ta caused by an organism, W. S. D u n c a n . w ill sail from New York next month perhaps by a germ and on ’ he Waaaar at the head o f a Field museum expedl ima developed anil prinked. F U R N IT U R E A M ) man tea, tbrough which it is cigimad explore and bunt ra re animats We mail them rig h t back to you. “ J, FARM M A C H IN ERY , in ton tb» to Pam tb» presence of cancer may ba detect- irs known as the "roof of Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, O r­ «d. egon bought, sold and exchanged at all times ibe world." In C gntral Asia, it wss announced by the museum In planning tlie year's fatui aetlvl- ^//í bany J^/)irec tóry M W ashington. D. C.— O var the pro­ tests of Senator Borah of Idaho, and otiiM republicana, a new foarth party wea ores ted in the senate when the La F ollette insurgent bloc was fo rm ­ a lly d rlv .n out of the republican party sod assigned to committees an "in ­ dependents.” Thia ouster order was approved by tba republican caucus and submitted to the aanate for confirm ation. A t the m t , Urna the democrats proposed th e ir new com m ittee assignments, in w hlrb no punishment was given to Kenstor Burton K. W heeler o f M on­ tane, who bolted bis party to run on the La FelJotte third party tlokot last Novetnbar OhieetJoa to the action of the re ­ publican organisation in rem oving four of , the republican insurgents from thetr ro w tnlftee ranks was voiced by Senator Borah, republican. Idaho, who took the floor Imm ediate ly a fte r the report of the m a jo rity coin p o lli, SALKS AND SERVICE m ilt« e on com mittees had been pre B E N T. S U D T E L L Prediction for 11J26. It wtll be Just Tires and accessaries seated Thia report previously had -a profitable fn keep dowu farm px - Repairs Phone 75-R 12.3 N. H rondai bin st . Albany been approved by a republican con K ir k -P ollak M oto a Co. i-enae as to Increase the gross Income foreaco with soma dlsnusslun, but w ith o rtm ille r F urnitu re Co., fu rn i­ practically on opposition ture. rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges, Senator Moooe. republican o f New runeral directors 427-43.1 west First W r ite tor booklet describing our 29 , _ Hampshire, was elected president pro street. Albany, Oregon year Rural C redit Am ortized Loans ™ tern ef the senate Moses was non, • usted by the adm inistration forces ULLER GROCERY, 28Ó Lyon The loan pays out in 20 payments, rs- tirin g tlie p rin tip s l Cheap rates. No : a (Socceasor to Stenlierg Bros , e-hlte th« democrats proposed Sens delay. B kam L a n d ' C o ., • U. S. iV C. T. C. T ir e s Groceries Fruits Produce tor Pittm an, democrat of Nevada 1J3 Lyon street. Albany, Ore. O I filone 2b3R Mose« won by a ro te of 50 to 26 on M o re s e r v ic e strict party lines His election la te r olman a j A t . K s o N N o m o re c o st Grocery— Bakery was made by acclamation Ilverytb rn g in the line of eats S k ille d A u to r e p a ir in g at lowest rate of interest. Opposite Fostoflice. e epearya experiments indicate that i B S E E Y F rh « m « * Am ory L»o. .o f Topeka, n., who ba« boon appointed chair- in of the A m erican Legion Commit- i of W orld Rooco. 1500 LOSE HOMES C ourt O rders Laveye, W y o . to Quit Oil Field Site Cheyene. W yo — Tbo 1500 roatdenta of the town of Lavey«. W y o . wen, deprived of tb e ir homes by a ruling of Federal Judge T Slake Kennedy Iter*, who ordered th a t the towns!’ » must b * vacated In favor of the Ohm O > company, which bolds a govern m ' ’ loose on th e land It Is tit tbs S C reak oil Hold fiorlsens lenders o f j- » y o r * * £ f 7 ”’ l'' Í FA R M LOANS F A R R O W GA RA G E, Garnie Bros. F H l-jst com yields come a fte r fall plow- ng It la an advantage also t o 'j e t ,Ae plowing Job out of th« before sgting. « tlea It la well to ramembor that bank­ ers do not usually consider ona-crap fanners as safe r»d)t risks ub C andv Un., F irst street, next H door to Blafu C lo th ing Co. r Noon Innchm . Home made candy and ice Cream.» FA RM LOANS Real Estate | Prompt service. Inaurance Courteous treatment. New. lo w -p ric e d G ill B a tte r ie s fo r F o rd , and S ta r, o th e r C h e v r o le t s m a ll c a rs A u to a c c e s s o r ie s M ORE S E R V IC E FOR LESS M ONEY ' W m B ah «, Room 5 First Saving* Bank j huilnm g. Albany I