Albany daily democrat., January 13, 1915, Page 4, Image 4

ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS. HIS . , I
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Floods January
Clearance Prices
Will Interest You
Now is the time to fill your wants in
blankets, underwear, flannelettes,
sweaters, mackinaws, dress goods, silks
kimonas, wool hosiery.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First Street
REV. HICK'S LECTURE ON
TRAVELS IS
umiiiLuuii
Experiences encountered during his
trip around tiie world which h.is just
recenlly come to its end will be re
lated by Rev. E. H. Hicks in his il
lustrated lecture at tl.e First Baptist
church Friday night. Ahhouph Rev.
Hicks has not yet arrived in Albany,
he passed through last week and from
remarks dropped to scquaintances in
this city, it is prophesied that his lec
ture will be well worth attending.
The illustrations to be used will
.be oi ll.e siereoptic?n variety, and
the photographs for these. Rev. Hick
took himself v.hilc on I: is trip.
The lecture will start promptly ai
eight o'clock and an admission o:
twenty-five cents will be charged.
Mis Clara Weber, of Brownsville,
is in the city visiting with friends.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, lower floor,
213 Baker St. Home phone Mac!.
205. jl3-H-
WIIEN answering classified ads
please mention the Democrat.
Over a Million and a Half
Gallons of
p The Standard Oil for Motor Cars
j iLV were used last year In lubricating
motor cars and motor boats. -i't Vl$Wxtfr'
. ZEROLENE baa won this popu- rTVf
f, f Nf larity on its meritt-perfect
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PORTLAND
JURY LIST IS SELECTED
(Continued from Page I.)
ler, Arthur Wesley. W. H. Condra,
S. G. Robertson, Homer Driukard,
East Hnlsey; F. H. Porter, W. L.
Wells, G. C. Jackson, O. G. ColdTro.i.
D. J. Isom. J. C. Bramwell. West
Halsey; Fied G. Burkhart, Austin
Alford, R. V. Davis, R. R. Weather-
ford, C. F. Leatherrnru, North Har
risburn; Grant Cuunireham, O. B.
Lo:g, Henry S. Gore. William Lynch.
Samuel Fawycr, South Hrrrisburg:
J. R. Springer, J. M. Rice. E. R. Gro
shong. J. X. Hunter, D. W. King. R
8- Robnett, Holley: Thurston T.
Thomas, M. Bilyeu, John H. Geddes.
Henry H. Phillips, G. H. Ray. Haiti
an Shelton, Jordan: J. E. Yeoman.
John Sandner, Ira S. Trexler, S. E.
Smith, G. A. Sandner, J. S. Lefiler.
Kirgstra; F. A. Woiks, A. Barnes.
R. E. Houston. E. B. Wallr.ce. G. A
Cefeke, John E. Cyrus, Kjiox Butte:
lohn L. Davenport, A. L. Norman.
H. A. Gaines, Samuel C. Hyder. Geo.
A. Jadwin. Lacomb; J. N. Morris. F.
F. Post. Willie Smith. E. L. Clark.
A. F. Bahrke, O. I . BMtimore, Leba.
non; John Temple, C F. Moist; David
Canov. W. E. Fitzireraid. J. A. Moist.
A. J. Snyder, North Lebanon; E. E
Taylor, George Buhl, J. X. Connett
James E. Arnold. A. M. Wilson. S
Lebanon; T. H. Payne. W. H. Holt.
James Misuer. D. L. Turuidge E. L
Shepherd. Mill City: fc. G. Shearer.
J. W. Hemlin. C. W. Yates, Fred
lUiller. W. II. llulhcrt. P. T. Starr,
Heikc Ohliiuj. Orleans; John F. Mc
Neill. J. W. Lamar, George E Gilh
ens, E. L. Payne, P. H. Freerksen,
O. M. Puckett. Peoria; F. M. Mitch
ell, W. F. Parsons, J. F. Bain, A. J.
Burnett. A. R. McCaU,, A. H. Muller.
Price; L. S. Bouncy, John Shimanek.
F. M. Carpenter. J. T. Brock. J. A.
Craft, John Middleitadt. Providence;
John Schroeder. E. B. Heseman. J.
T. Gregory, E. I. Davis. C. B. Gaines,
Harry Dunlap, T. L. Lawson, Rock
Creek; G. G. Belts, W. A. Lane, John
G. Brown, Lincoln Overholt. Henry
McVey, Row-lard; L. W Kimer. Har
ry H. Gearhart. J. F. Dought.m, W.
M. Powell, F. D. Comett. Sin.iam;
Rudlolph Wesley, (i W. ArnolJ J.-lin
F. Leffler. J. U Calavan, North Seir.
Rudolph BotovkW. W. Richards , t,
; H. Kellv. Fre I Mcspclt. G. l
CU. li. W. .MO'-H" JOS. K lOllllK.
XI. P. I.on. S..u.h Scio; W. D. IVr
ter, Peter Trutinan. R. S. Ac hi .
C. H. Davidson. L. B. Kent.. J. tl.
Mears, T. J. Dannen, D. F. New-land.
Shedd; O. G. Wyman. F. J. Denny
S. M. Goin, Stanley Taylor. W. M
Phillips, T. J.. Gibbons. Shelburn; H.
D. Klum, Gus Gunderson, I- A. Sci
ons, limes Mtsncr, C. B. Harrington.
Hogue Parrth, Sodaville: O. A
Krieg. Huijh Powen, N. W. Rusc'.l.
F. G. Mat'.kc, A. Horner, W. II. Les.
K. S. Mealcy, G. E. Philippi. Swrct
Home; J. I. Burkhart. W. E. B-iVr.
John A. Millaid, Ed Schoel. Carl
Armpries., Sunrise; John MacNoll,
Joseph Ctimri. J. H. Knight, I. B
Davis. Syracuse: J. P. Swank, B F.
Sanders. Tohll Weisner. C. W'. W.llV
er, S. C. Foi.et. Joel Faulknor, M. P
Briggs. TiKrcsr: J. O. Fry, Geo. Hen
shaw. K. W. Hutchins, Carl Grell
Homer S;cer. John Meinert. P. S
Freerksen. Tangent; Joseph St.-wa:,
Asa Baker, E. E. Keehler. D. A. Mc
Cormick, J. M. Coiiclt. O. Grisham.
Tennessee: Fred W. Krieg. Saniu.-I
E. Harris, William Robertson. K. G.
Miller, Xeal Lol'tin, H. S. Kne,
Waterloo.
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HUNTS SON HE DROVE AWAY.
Father, Seventy, 8arehas Euro pa and
Anaerica In Vain,
Sbelbyvllle. JuiL-Wmry and broken
Id health. WIIILiiu Keyuian. seventr,
baa returned to Snelbyvllle after a
tour of Europe ao.l the United State
Id search of his :i, woo. In a fit of
anger, he aent away from bla bom
, here four year axo.
Keyman. now reientant for the quar
rel which caused his son to depart,
visited nearly every city la the United
States, following up one clew after
another, as well ss the large cities of
Europe, ouly to return without tidings
from the lost boy.
"1 will remain in Sbelbyvllle but a
short time.- Keyman suld. "After 1
have rested I shall go to Canada and
again take up the search."
READ OUR WANT ADS.
SAN FRANCISCO
OSTAL SAVINGS
TO GAIN MILLIONS
New Law Will Put Hoarded
Money In Circulation.
RAISES LIMIT OF DEPOSITS.
These Whs Wish May Put 1 1,000 to
Thtir Credit Instead of $500, ss Here
toforeOnly Ons-half of This Money
la Interest Bearing Funds Are Al
ways Rsdeposited by Government.
Wsi.hlnKton.--Ar) over the country.
more ewlully In New York aud other
In rue elite. tiuater n iwrt that
under rxlMlng law tbey turn away a
much turner aumuut of money offered
for deposit Id the poxtal savlugs system'
ban they are authc-rUed to twelve. Of
the JI.VXKl.000 now od deKlt approx
imately $0.0110.000 was turned over to
the care of I'nrle Smiu by patron uf
the New York postolUc. I'uder the
provlHluns of the bill recently passed
by the svuate mid house, postmaster
will be lu position to accept many do-
inlt whk-h tbey must now turn away.
Till should cause the deMslls In the
IHMtsI Kiivtugx system to Increase eery
rapidly."
Alexander M. Poekery, third assist
ant iNwtuinater Reueral. who haa gen
eral ;iiervlHin of the postal savings
aixti-ni. ninde this stateuieut. and
snld:
I'm Irons of the postal suvlngs system
nint not lie dlstipiHiluled If they BikI
that they arc unalile to deposit $!.(
Immediately after the Mil lis rwe'ved
the approval of l"ielitent Wilson
While the limit uf d.-iHwIts which au
Individual may have In the system I
im-nnK-d. from $."" t $l.nnt by-Hit
Mil only Is interest benring. Ho-
l.ire mi) non Ititerext liearlng deposits
enn lie rwvlvisl tlie deartuient must
;ireMire and butue n new set of certlfl
estes and hooks. Work on thee Is be-
ALKXAKDSa U. DOL'KaHT.
b)( mshed. however, and they will be
reuily for Issue wltb tbe least osslll
delay.
"When there new certificates are
ready an Individual may deposit $1.0iiC
at one time, one-half of whlcb will
draw Interest. Seraratecertlucates will
be issued for the Interest bear Inn and
non lulerest beaiinK deposits, although
Imh may be made at the same time.
Meanwhile. Immediately nfter the bill
Is sluned and lieroiuea law. the public
wlil lie nottaed tbniueh the press, and
Individuals may deposit as much as
J.VMl nt one time or enough more than
they mny now hare on deposit to brlnic
their Infvrest Im-uMiik nceoiint up to the
$.VJu limit.
"While the new hill fixes the limit of
individual neeoiints nt $1,000. patrons
of the nr'tcm may pun-huso postal sav
ings bonds with their sbvIiibs every
six months. For this purisme both the
Interest larinx and non-Interest bep
Int deposits will be nvnllnble. rostnl
savlugs Imnds pay 214 l"er cent By
turning their demnlts Into iostal snv
Iiirh Ixmils every six months Individ
nal depositor mny lay aside 12.000 a
year If they care to do so and have the
ruarantee of the Kovernment behind It
plus 'M per cent Interest.
"While banker opposed the ennet
merit of the original postal scvlncs
law, they hare come to realize that It
Is one of the best thlnirs that ever hap
pened for them. As a rule, tbe money
whic h lsdeioslted In this system would
Dot nave reached the hank and would
be kept out of circulation. Now It (toes
Into the hanks In the communities In
which It Is deposited, the hanks paying
2'd per cent for Its use, while the gov
ernment pays the deimsltor 2 per cent.
One reason for having $.V)0 made non
Interest beating wh the fart that It
has been found that the nne-half per
cent paid by the lunik for redepo
It over and above 2 per cent paid to
depositors does not quite pay the nper
sting expenses of the system.
This will be a I'n'emlld thing for
business at a time when money la
needed. It will help the banks In small
towns as well as In cities, slues the
money Is redetiosHcd na rinse a P"s
slhlp tojhc pnlrt w here It Is placed In
the imsinfAVp This distributing of
postal savings fund' nmotm the bunks
Is nhsnlntcly free fmtn favoritism It
Is done antnmntlr-Mll". it nil political pull
does not connt a pnrtlrle."
f '. V" j," 'V-'sVv
It ti n i I
CLEAIRAMCE SALE FMCI
make real bargnins ff the Eimimicllrcdls off iritSck'8 tib&tt
liiav lhxeeini rcdnncedl
Colored borders, many colors, regular 25c at
19c
Bed Spreads
White bed spreads, regular $1.75, January Clearance
85c
Carpet and matting remnants, some
HALF-PRICE
Gray and cotton
AT THE COURT HOUSE
Warranty Deed.
John II. Ilitinins and wife to Henry
Cerli-h et at. Jan. II. WIS. l aud in
claim 3?. Tp. 14. S.'R. I west. $.X
Annie Hand Kecd et al to City oi
Lebanon. Aug. 22. 1914. Lands in
claim 4'), Tp. I.'. S. R. 2 west. $50.
Crown Willamette Taper company
to Wallace Truax ai d wife. Jan. 4.
IC15. Lands in claim 71. Tp. II. S. R
4 west. JW. "
Alma T. Morris to City of Lebanon,
May 23. 1914. Lands in Tp. 12. S. R
2 wot, $100.
Luella Holliday to J. E. llolliday.
Jan. 12. I91S. Lands in Sec. 33, Tp
10. S. R. 2 west. $1IX).
T. M. Thomason to Austin A. llul
hurt and wife Jan. 12. IIS. Landu
in Wright' addition to Albany. $10
W". B. Thompson and wife to R W
Van Fleet, May 21, 1913 Lands in
town of Sweet Home, $325.
Contractor'! Notice.
Hids wanted for the completion of
the annex of the St. l-'ranci Hotel
I'l.ins can he seen at at the hotrl of-
ji'jTf F. II. KIIOIJF.S.
I.KT ME FIGURE WITH YOU on
that house, bain or silo. Plan and
estimates furnished Call or write
me and I will c.ill on you. Hest of
references. Herbert Hahh. Room
410 1st Natl. It.'itik Hid.. I'lionr
Home 3'3 JI2 FI2 dly Uy
HOUSE FOR RENT 5 room mod
ern new home. Corner of 1st and
Madison. Einiuire at Hub Dye Work.
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TODAY
Meisanin Window 9
blankets, regular
$1.25
Jiihii'Coclirll iinl wife to Catherine
Vi.lilo. Dec. 31. 1914. Lands in Gal
braith 2nd Add. to llrownsville. $ti
J. II. Cox and rife to C. L. Jack
son and wife, Dec. 19, T'I4. Lauds in
claim 39. Tp. 14, S. R. 2 west. $3250
Win. Abraham to W. G. Abraham,
Oct. 2. 1913. Lands in Sec. IS. Tp
13. S. R 3 west. $10.
J. Q. Rodger ami wife In W M.
Misner and wife, Jan. 7, 115. Land
in D. IX ll.icklcuiau Woodland Add.'
Albany. $10.
J. 0 Koilgcra and wife to James R.
Misner and wife, Jan. 7, I'M 5 Lands
in D. D. llackleiuan's Woodljnd Add.
to Albany $10.
George Solomon to Mark V.
The Greatest January
CLEARANCE SALE
of Women's and Misses' Wear
A stupendous clearance of th season's most stylish apparell The
latest novelties now offered at one-ball normal price! 1 his ia the
day for buyir.f late Winter apparel. In comparing thi with other
rale remember that thi i the one -tore that list it regular prices
rnd rra'te genuine reduction therefrom.
WOMEN'S 8UITS
1-2 Price
WOMEN'S HOSE
15c Grade
7c
WOMEN'S BAGS
$1.50 Quality
98c
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Regular 75c
49c
WOMEN'S SKIRTS
Newest Style
1-3 Off
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES'
COATS
1-3 Off
QUEEN OUALITY SHOES
Broken Lines Only
1-4 to 1-3 Off
HALF-PRICE on all
Winter Coats
pieces quite long
price $1.75, now '
Weathcrford. Jan. Hits 1915. Lands in
Sec. 36. Tp 9 S K 2 east. $350.
Quit Claim Detd.
Cro n-Willallietle Taper Co. to
Wallace Truax and wiie. J in. 4, 1915.
Iinds in Sec. 2M. Tp. II. 4 wrsl. $1.
' Marriage License.
Alva Grjinr. .-gr 22. aud Mrelti
Thompson, age In, bolh (if Lyons.
FRKSIIand CURED
MEATS
Wholesale end R.t.ll
F. W. S( lllil.TZ
HoTII TllONKH 132 I.VON Sr.
WOMEN'S DRESSES
1-2 Price
WOMEN'S GLOVES
$1.25 Kegular
98c
BRASSIERES
Value to 65c
49c
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
18c 29c 39c 49c
CLEARANCE OP FURS
Half-Price
MILLINERY
Your Che cs
Half Off
CLEARANCE OF WAISTS
98c $1.15 $2.45
$3.95