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Ready-to-wear and M illinery
Mrs. C L. box
117 Broadalbin st , Albany
.
Joe Ingram of H arrisburg spent
• S aturday n ig h t with his nephew,
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i I-ee Ingrain and family.
G ertrude Gengenbach and Mamie | J. II. Rickard and fam iiv spent
Falk were Sunday afternoon call- ! Sunday at the F. E. Je n k s borne
ers at H. J F a lk ’s.
j near T angent.
Pine Grove Points
T his is good ad»ice; “ If you live
in Albany, trade io Albany ; if you live
in some other town, trade in th at tow n.'
But in these automobile days many re- I
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
at least part of th eir buying in the
larger town. T hose who g o to Albany!
to transact business will find the firms
named below ready to fill th eir require­
m ents w ith courtesy and fairness.
A lb a n y Floral Co.
Neighborhood News
(B y Special Correspondent)
Mrs. Jessie McLaren and Doro­
thy and the Misses M aty and M ar­
garet H einrich and the Pine Grove
orchestra attended the com m unity
meeting a t Riverside Saturday
evening.
C u t flowers |
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and plants,
b'loral a rt for every I
,
The Corvallis cham ber of com ­
and all occasions.
1 he time for glasses—is right at
Flow er phfine 458-1.
the beg ini ng of the trouble with merce put on an excellent program
| your eyes. Delays are dangerous.
O u y o la l olii* bulbs now .
50 and 75c per dozen. / Allow for rile ej,e is t,ie 03081 delicate mem
postage H all's b'loral and Music Shop, h er of the hnniaii body and every
Westside greenhouse products
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mom ent you delay after the trouble
/" ’EN TK A L T IR E SHOP
start« you are getting ju st th a t
Tire V ulcanuiug- Battery re­ much toward possible blindness.
charging. 221 W. Second.
Come in today and let us examiue
Ed Falk, Prop.
your eye«.
astb u rn 3 ro s.—Two big grocery
Our new address—318 West First
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
Main. Good m erchandise at the right I St , next door to W estern Union.
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prices.
Meade & Albro
tp lite C afeteria and confectionery
Home cooking. Pleasant surround­
J e w e le r s ,
ings.
Courteous, efficient serviee.
We make our ow n candies.
Optom
etrist«
and M anufacturing
W. S. DUNCAX.
O pticians
P O R D SA L E S AND SE R V IC E j ALBANY
OREGON
Tires and accessories
Repairs
K ir k -P ollak M otor C o .
tjV irtm iller F u rn itu re Co., furm -
* ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First j
street, Albany, Oregon,
M anufacturers of
V U L L E R G RO CERY , 285 Lyon
A (Successor to Stenberg Bros.)
Groceries
Phone 2b3R
Fruits
LINN BUTTER
♦reduce
JJO L M A N & JACKSON
Opposite Postoffice
f t n d B u >’e f S ° f E ^
H arold G. M urphy Prop.
Phone 665
W e never close
agneto ele c tr ic co ?
M
PHILCO B A TTER IES
with the famous Diamond-Grid plates
priced to suit the consumer. 423 \V Firs.
lVJen
and money are best when
T’A busy. Make your dollars work in
our savings departm ent. A lbany S tate
B ank . Under governm ent supervision
JW A r IN E L L O PARLORS
■^’A
(A beauty aid for every need)
Creamery
1923 C hevrolet T o u rin g
1926 D odge S edan
Olds Coach, 1925
2 Ford Coupes
Je w e tt T o u rin g , 1926
I Ford T ru ck , 1 to n
O verland T o u rin g
St. Francis Hotel
Prop. W inifred Rose
Miss Pearl Pehrsson gave the ex­
am inations T hursday and P tiday
to some of the sixth grade pupils,
who failed in the May exam s.
Mrs. Em m a Sylvester, Fred S y l­
vester, Fred Sylvester and Eunice
were M onm outh visitors S aturday.
Mrs. Johnson and daughters were
Albany visitors F riday.
Edw in, C larabell and Raym ond
Blood, spent the week-end visiting
friends at their old home at Trent.
Mr. and M rs. P. A. Pehrsson
and Pearl attended the graduating
exercises at W illam ette U niversity
Monday. Mis« Nora Pehrsson is
one of the graduate«.
S
IM P E R IA L C A FE , 209 W. F irst
A
Ray Mode and W ill M cLaren
speut Sunday at Newport.
About 25 people of the neighbor­
hood gathered a t the school house
I A F a r m e r s ’ C o - O p e r a t i v e Saturday evening for a feed of ice
cream and cake.
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Everything in the l i n e ^ e ^ “ * “^
Albany
Creamery Association
a t the com m unity meeting Fridav
evening and all enjoyed the even­
ing very much. About $39 00 was
taken in from the supper.
Highway Garage
Monday evening, June 21 »be
annual school election will he held
at the school house. AH the vot­
ers of th e district are urged to be
present as there is some business
to be considered.
Mr. Blood lias the lum ber on the
ground fo r a new b a rn , work on
which will commence soon.
Spoon River Sparks
(By an Bnterpiise Reporter)
G eraldine Stralev visited at the
Mrs. E. O. Isom, Carl and Bev-
home of her grandpa G. J . Hike, erly, Mrs. A. E. W hitbeck, Mrs.
W ednesday, In the eveuing C. J G 'orge W orkiuger, K enneth anil
Straleys were visitors there al-o.
Lois Jean. Mies G ladys W illbanks
and
Mrs. Lee Iugram and daugh­
L. R. Falk and fam ily were S u n ­
ter
Thelm
a all attended the Grange
day visitors at F. W. Falks.
picnic at Pence’s grove S atu rd ay .
W arren Isom called at Henry
Velda and Alice C urti» visited
Seefeld’s Friday evening.
Bertha Comely Mouday afternoon.
E. E. and G ilbert Carey were
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bond and
helping H. Seefeld last week w il h
(our
children of G lide are visiting
his new baiu.
at the Julius Falk home.
A. H . Quimby and son John
L*'e Ingram and fam ily accom­
were visitors at F. W. F a lk 's S u n ­
panied
by Joe and Bob Ingram ot
day.
H arrisburg took a trip through
Leroy and Mearle Stralev a t­
part of Benton county Sunday.
tended the chicken pie supper at
Pine Grove Friday evening. Miss
Late Market Report
P e tri Pehrsson returned with them
and spent the night with Miss
rt « » a _ -.
Mearle at fl» e -Btraley hom e. They
W heat—Big Bend bluestem . $1.38;
attended the grange picnic at hard white, hard federation, $1.38;
the Pence grove S aturday.
soft white, w estern white, $1.39; hard
Carl Keen and wife of C alifo r­
nia are visiting at the formers p a r­
ent«, Mr and Mr«. Fred Keen.
They expect to rem ain here until
after the Pioneer picnic.
Mia*
Lena Keen, who ha« been teaching
school at Hood River expect« to go
to California with them.
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N ou rish in g D rin k
C h ild r e n ^ ^
A. L. Falk is w orking
Santiaui-Cascade road.
m ake rocm for our spring
stock, will sell organs at almost
your own prices. We must have more
room. D avenport Music House.
YVfaldo A nderson & Son, distrib-
’ ’ utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chal­
mers, Essex, Hudson & Hupiuobile cars.
Accessories, S pnlies. 1st & Broadalbin.
When in Need of an Outside
PRINTER, See
FRANK TAYLOR * SON
Albany, Oregon
Willard Service S ta tio n
We serve all make«
W illa r d s
and sell
U nder new m anagemen
L. M. T aylor, Prop.
121 W . Second, A lbany.
If you enjoy a good meal,
.»ml know a good meal when you get it,
You'll be back, tor yon’ll not forget it.
Our aim is to please voti.
PARAGON CAFE
ALBANY
G EO - M, G IL C H R IST
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interesL
Real Estate
Insurance
Prom pt service. Courteous treatm ent.
W m ' B a in , Boom 5, First Savings Ban<
builning, Albany
W hy suffer from headache?
H ave your eyes exam ined
Dr. Seth T. French
W’th
F. M. Frencn & Son
Jew elers
O ptom etrist «
A lbany
Mr. and Mr«. W. R. K irk were
callers at 0- J- A lb ertso n ’« T hurs­
day evening.
Y3 ABIES and children, th e «ante as
adults, grow w eary of being fed
the sam e food In th e sam e way each
day. It is tru e th a t most children take
naturally to milk, b u t th at does not
mean th at they m u st be fed it ad
nauseam . On th e contrary, th a t is the
very thing to be avoided.
P ediatricians advise consum ption by
children of a q u a rt of milk a day In
one form or another. This does not
meun skim milk, but whole milk, for
the skimmed product is lacking both
in b u tter fa t and the essential food
elem ent known as vitam in A. which Is
found In b u tte r fat. Many m others
do not ap p reciate th a t removal of
cream from th e top of a bottle of
milk resu lts In «klm milk.
In evaporated milk, a product rec
ommended by many leading doctors
fo r th e use of in fan ts and children
and which is simply pure cow’s milk
sterilized In cans and with «ixty per
cent of th e w ater removed, there Is
no cream line. The milk in the top
of a can Is the same as It Is In the
bottom of th e container.
This re­
su lts from a process called homogenlz
atlon. In which the ftit globules in
the milk are broken up Into such
microscopic hits th a t they rem ain in
homogeneous auspenskei. Every drop
of homogenized milk has a buttery
ta ste because It contedns b u tter fat
F or th is reason, In ev ap o rated milk,
th ere is none of th e flat ta ste one
finds In drinking from th e bottom of a
b ottle of m arket milk.
In order to avoid feeding th e baby
or child plain milk th re e or four tim es
■ day, many au th o rities recommend
the use of a m ixture o f fruit Juice and
milk, a highly p alatab le and refresh
Ing drink.
Following Is a recipe worked ont
by experts for an orange-m ilk d rin k :
Mix in a fru it Ja r *» of a cupful of
orange Juice, % ,,t a cupful of evap­
orated milk, th ree teaspoonfuls of
sugar, H teaspoonfnl of lemon Juice
and a few grains of salt. Shake well
before serving.
on
the
MILLIONS CHARGED
OFF ON PROJECT
W ashington, B. C. D epartm ent of
in terio r figures made public, placed
the wiping off of construction charges
against Irrigation se ttlers at $27,456.-
371. la accordance with the new om ni­
bus reclam ation adjustm ent act.
Hope Hussey was a dinner guest
The bureau of reclam ation said th a t
$414,937 above the original recom ­
a t W. R. K irk'* Sunday.
m andations of the board of survey and
Jam es Rector visited his friends,
adjustm ent would ue elim inated In
H enry and W illis Kirk S atu id ay .
charges. Tho governm ent, it added,
Seattle.
.
will assum e definite losses totaling
Mr. and Mrs. C. H Davidson
W heat—Soft white, w estern white, $14,677,965, with paym ents suspend­
visited at W. R K irk ’s S aturday.
Big Bend bluestem , $1.42; hard w inter, ed involving probable losses of $12,-
The Potter sewing club was $1.38; w estern red, $1.37; northern 788.406 on the construction costs of 19
projects.
entertained W ednesday afternoon spring, $1.39.
H ay—Alfalfa, $26 tim othy. $23;
The sum rep resen ts th e chargo-oft
a t 2 p. m .a t the home of Mrs. J.
tim othy P. 8., $20; do, mixed, $26.
which congress has authorized to be
N . Elliot. T hirteen members re­
B utter—Cream ery, 38® 40c.
lifted from the obligations of farm ers
sponding to roll call. Interesting
Eggs—Ranch, 26®32c.
for project construction.
features of the afternoon were an
Hogs—Good, $15.10® 15.25.
Among the o th er projects receiving
C attle— P rim e steers, $8.00@8.26.
“ advertisem ent” contest conducted
substantial relief under the new law
Cheese—Oregon trip lets, 24c; W ash­ were:
by Mrs. Safely and a “ nicknam e”
ington triplets, 21®22c.
U m atilla, Oregon, $1,479,944.
contest by Mrs. A lbertson. Mi«*
Okanogan, W ashington. $820.173.
Velora M cDonald and Miss Marie
Spokane.
Yakima. W ashington. $381.192.
Jenson of Shedd, Mrs. W. R. K irk
H ogs—Good. $15.60® 15.35.
Klamath. Oregon-California, $64,293.
C attle—Steers, good, $7.OO@8.OO.
and daughter Miss G race and Miss
Vida Albertson were guests of the I
M. B. H arding and fam ily visit, club. .Lunch was served by the
JJO S C O E AMES H A R D W A R E F irst and Baker
A lbany, Ore, e l at Eugene Sunday.
hostess assisted by Mesdauiea Al-
The W inchester Store
HOWARD SR1GLEY
C. H. Falk was a Sunday visitor birtson and h ’.fely and the Misses
at Marion C arey’s.
G race Kirk and V ida A lbertson.
• p H E M ARTIN LU D W IG SHOE
Rawleigh Rike went to the coun­ This was the last regular meeting
Geo. L. Hurlev, Pr iprietor and
of til* club U litilf fall.
Manager. Warm air furnaces, plumbing
ty «eat W ednesday aflernoon.
and sheet m etal work, tin and gravel
roofing, general jobbing in tin and gal
vanized iron work, metal skylights and
cornices, pumps of all kinds.
.
13b Ferry street, Albany.
Phone 127J
w inter and n orthern spring, w estern
red. $1.35.
H ay—Alfalfa, $18.50@19 ton; valley
tim othy. $ 19® 19.50; eastern Oregon
tim othy. $21.60@22.
B u tterfat—41c shippers' track.
E ggs—R anch. 24@27c.
C heese—P rices f. o. b. Tillam ook;
T riplets. 27Vic; loaf, 2 8 tic p er lb.
C attle—Steers, medium $6.85®8.00.
H ogs—Medium to choice, $13.50®
$15 50.
Sheep—I.am bs, medium to choice.
$ll@ 13 00.
k
D. W. C rossland of Montgomery,
Ala., one of the most widely-known
S hrlnsra of the South, who w as elect­
ed imperial potentate at th e Im perial
council held in Philadelphia.
Alford Arrows
(B y an E n te rp rise R ep o rter)
Young At 60,
Or Old At 40?
Diet Decides
Women a re as old or- a s young os
th eir state of health. A woman may
he young nt sixty years a r old a t for­
ty. It ull depends on tier physical
well-being.
Youth and beauty havd a founda­
tion In sound health.
A nd food Is
easily the most im p o rtan t Item In
health. In giving eon sld era'lu n to rite
subjects of diet and b eauty, w unin)
should not forget the food essentials
th a t make for the pres ervatlOn of
teeth, hair, figure and complexion.
Blame for round shoulders, flat
chest and poor teeth a n a,n g women
Is due in large m easure to faulty diet,
or, specifically, fo a lack o f lime and
phosphorus.
Milk, or evaporated
milk, which is sim ply cow 's milk with
00 per cent of the w ater ta k e n «way.
Is especially rich In IlmF
Because of th e con cen t "atlon of
evaporated milk, which Is regulated
by governm ent stan d ard s. It I* of
GRIEF GENERAL NEWS
A heavy hail storm dam aged 2000
acres of w heat on furm s n ortheast of
Kimball, Neb.
(inc hundred nnd fifty two cadets
were graduated from the United S lates
m ilitary academ y. They will lie com­
missioned as second lieutenants.
Evidence show ing expenditures of
at least $3.000,000 in the recent re­
publican prim ary cam paign In Penn­
sylvania has been presented to tho sen­
ate investigating com m ittee.
Tho contest brought by ex S enator
Magnus Johnson against S enator
Schall, republican, of Minnesota, was
dropped when the senate com m ittee
filed its report recom m ending dismis-
.-,«1 of tho case.
R etu rn s from the republican sena­
to rial prim ary in Iowa, showed Sm ith
W. B rookhart, Insurgent and form er
senator, nom inated over Senator Al­
bert n. Cummins, adm inistration sup­
porter, by about 70,000 plurality.
Every man. woman and child In (h-4
United S tates should have had 22 ren te
more on June 1 than on June 1 a year
ago. the treasu ry disclosed In announc­
ing th a t the per capital distribution
was $42 11 on that date The am ount
was a pi-r cap ita advance of 10 cents
over May 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stum p and
Sam Templeton of Long Beach,
four children of L ob G atos, C ali­
California and nephew A lton W il­
fornia spent Saturday evening, a t
liams visited a t J. I*. T em pleton’s
the
a . E . W hitbeck home.
Mr.
several days last week.
Stum p is a B aptist m inister and
A large num ber from this v icin ­ 'they are old friends of the W hit-
ity attended the piatiic a t Pence's beck’s.
grove S atu rd a y .
E. D. Ieom and fam ily visited
Mr. and M r» G. J . Rike and
Mr*. Isom 's mother, Mrs. L. E.
grand children of the former were
Bond, in Albany Sunday. Mr«.
business visitors in Albany several
Bond has ju st returned from a trip
lay« last week.
to Los Angeles, Calif.
A ndy Christensen and wife were
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Curtis and
Sunday dinner guests at A. L.
Delta, Chari es, D ein, A nna I-ouise
F a lk ’s
and E lnora «pent Sunday at tie
Mrs. J. N. E lliot and son M illon J a y C urtis home near Lebanon.
accompanied R andall and Bertba
Mrs. J. H. Rickard, daughter
Zellmer to A lbany T hursday a fte r­
C om m ittee Action Kills Wet Bills
Miss L illie and «on Em ory atten d ­
noon.
W ashington, B. C .- T h e senate Judi­
ed the wedding of their niece and
ciary com m ittee reported eight wet
H erm an Stienkes visited at G. cousin, Miss Jessie Jenks to Mr.
hills with a recom m endation th at ac­
R ike’s Saturday evening.
Wm. Pendleton, son of the Meth­
double the richness of ordinary m a r­ tion on them bo indefinitely postpon-
Ella and Della Falk visited at R. odist m inister, in T angent at the ket milk, us 1« Kbown in the following jd. This m eans that the m easures will
E. Bierly’s T hursday.
I die with hut little If any serious con-
M. E. Church T hursday of last table :
O rdinary Milk.
| ulderatlon on the floor. The bills ro­
Mrs. C. B. Philpott and d a u g h ­ week.
F at ......................,...8 .» to 4
per cent 'p o rte d Included the proposal by Sen-
ter«, Leone and Bernice picked
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Whitbeck Proialn* ...................».g i o «
p,.r ...
j ato r Bruce, dem ocrat ot Murylund. for
loganberries a t the King te rry were S(in<|ay afternoon callers at Mineral* ............
.7 to .75 per cent a constitutional am endm ent to le t
ranch last week.
E vaporated Milk.
stales decide w hether they w ant pro-
the Carl Seefeid home.
i 'a t • • • • • • • ..............1 8 to »2 per cent hibltlon.
L. R. Faik and son Charies were
S
ug
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5
to
10
per
cent
Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe drove
Proteins .......... ....... 7 5 to S.Z p ir cent
business callers at Albany S itn r- to Buena Vi«ta W ednesday of last M in erals ....................1.4 to 1.« per cent
U. ot W. G raduates 1500.
day.
week taking their grand dau g h ter,
A q u art of milk a day for adults Is
Seattle. W ash.—The largest gradua­
Mr. and Mr«. J. P. Templeton Vena Godwin home after a two recommended by doctors not only be tion class in the history of the Uni­
attended the birthday dinner ami we ks stay. She was helping to cause of Its high m ineral content, hut versity of W ashington left th a t In­
for th e reafcnn* th u t It help* keep the
supper given a t the Presbyterian care for her grandm other durii g digestive tra c t In proper comlltlon, stitution, when the 61st commence,
church a t Brownsville Friday. her illness.
strengthens th e leely to re«l«t dl«ease, m ent exercises of th e university were
held In the stadium . Approxim ately
and
gives proper balance to the diet.
The dinner qas given in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R o b n e ttn rd
Salads also play an Im portant p art 1200 student« com pleted courses this
Mr. Tem pleton's fath er’s seventy- daughter Dori* of Eugene ep< nt In the dietary. Some sort of a naiad, q u arter and nearly 300 during the win­
fifth anniversary.
Sunday evening a t the E. D. 1st in lettuce, tom ato, fresh fruit, cabbage ter q u arter, m aking a total of 1500.
or vegetable, should he eaten a t least
Miss Nellie Falk spent Thura- home.
day w ith her aunt,
Snodgrass.
Mrs.
Alex
Wilma and Lois Falk spent Sun­
day with Velda and Alice Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. V anniceand
Work at the Porter gravel pit
children, K enneth, Roberta a n d * b a t stopped for a few days to al-
E dna «pent last week visiting rela-ilow the men to e v e for th eir hay
lives in W ashington and Idaho.
crop.
once a day. N eith er Is the dally
menu complete w ithout a generous
quality of coarse, leafy vegetables,
valnnble for th eir high vitam in con­
tent.
F ruit juices also have very
beneficial properties.
If a woman follows out the rule« of
diet, birthdays to her will he nothing
*
ga n a te s • m « aa Lticwiavvu.
140th A nniversary of Flag Observed.
P hiladelphia. — Philadelphia observ­
ed the 149th an n iv ersary of the Star«
! and S trip es Monday with a double
I celebration, m arking the anniversary
1 ot »*>« birth ot the American flag and
tne dedication of the Sesqui U aatra-
nial exposition.