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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1915)
! ! 1 Pa.cz four ALBANY DAILY DBMOCRAT, SATURDAY, AUOU8T II. 1911 i - f : New Fall Goods Arriving in Great Assortments New Wool Challies, in the pretty patterns always found here, only yard 50c New Devonshire, 32 inches wide, absolutely tub proof, yard 20c FLOOD'S STORE 334 West First St. Harry D. Carey ia a big, thrilling, dramatic triumph "JUST JIM" Broadway Uair.ru! Feature NEXT WEDNESDAY aad THURSDAY HUB THEATRE D0DGEBR0THER5 MOTORCAR Comfort and Economy Contribute Largely to the Pleasure of Week-end Trips " The sensitive aprinis, together with the wide seats and deeply tufted cush. ions, insure comfort to the passengers on any road. The gasoline and oil consumption is unusually low and the tire expense is trifling. The motor is XI-3S horsepower. The price of the car, complete is $880 Albany, Uregon 1 ft Speaks for tsef RALSTON MOTOR CO. 121 EAST SEVENTH STREET Wedding Gifts What shall I give as a wedding present? ?,Aqatttt"i hnt y";? 11 -Iet u " 'rom our large nd varied stock quality and price quaranteed. Cut glass Punch Bowls and 12 glasses (Libby) $69, special $41.50 Cut glass mayonnaise dish (Libby), $11.00, special SJS Cut glass boudoir lamp, (Libby) $21.00, special $15.73 7 Cup Elperco coffee urn , 10M 8 in. Hotpoint El Cristovo ; jj qq Electric chafing dish IZM Eltosto toaster , 7.v - $1.00 to $20.00 New fall style hand bags, These arc but a few of the many. Visit our store and be convinced. Woodworth Drug Co. Albany, Oregon Personal Mention Mitt Itrrtha llahh, of Corvalli. ar. rived in the city llm morning for visit wuli her inter, Mrs. R. L. Koh ertion. Sam Dolan came over from Corval lis on the morning electric. Mrs. A. T. Cos. returned to Dcver .liter visiting at the home of he latlit-r, L. Ci. lowlcs. Mil Haiel Hoardman went to Port laud this morning for a visit with II IVIIUK A.r J. H. Gentry was a passenger tor rortland on the mornimi tram. II. C. Conn went to Portland on hitsiurs this morning. Mr and Mrs. R. S. famine, of Cas- tie hock. i-h, started on their re lu'n home this morninit alter a visit at the home ot J. M. L amine. u. r. Miew. ihe briclt man, wen; to Moiinioutli tint murium! to look after uns-ncss interests. Miss Margaret Brock wen to Sc ou tin- morning train. L. Gaiucr went to Lyons this niorn- ine Mr and Mrs. E. W. Russell we I Lyons on the morning train. Iri Hutching and F.rm Strattiu. if Brownsville, arrived in Ihe city this " rii'iiK on nusmcss connected with tit srowers association. Miss Inez Lemke returned last niiiht from N'ewnort. where she has teen the truest ot Mora Mason and .Miss larolyn Cannon. Returned to Seattle- Mrs, kate Lee Blair returned to kri home ir. Seattle this noon after visa ing at the home of her parents, lr and itrs W. H. Lee. Hon. J. K. Weatlicrford left this morning for Toledo on a short busi ness trip. E. M. Fertect went to Corvallis on ihe morning S. P. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Barker return ed last evening from a Portland trip i Collins was in Salem yesterday afternoon. A. D. Beckley. of Portland, has been in the city, while on a trip up the val ley selling furniture. PORTLAND MEN 60 TO MARION LAKE RESORT A party of prominent Portland business men arrived here last even ing, spent the night at the Hotel Al bany, and left on the morning train for Detroit, from where they will pack into Marion Lake and spend two weeks hunting, fishing and having a rest from business cares and citv life. J n the party were Dr. Win. M. Campbell, Louis G. Clark. ofWood- ard, Clark Drug Co., H. C. Wortman of Olds. VV'ortman & King: Rosco Overbeck, of the Overbeck, Cook Co cfpinfS;V'on Jncrcl(ants. and Ray Wynter. of the Wynter Photo Supply Co. A Japanese servant accompanied the party as cook. All expressed themselves in a hope ful way regarding business conditions and expect to see things back on a normal basis before very long. They were agreeably pleased with Albany and commented favorably on the splendid appearance of things. Elks to Attend links crowd of aoout SO Elks will leave many at o o clock tomorrow morn mg over the Oregon Electric for Ku gene, where they will join a special rain of Elks leaving for Cnitaur virove wnere there will be held a Hijrh Jinks. About 7J0 of the intlcr cd herd are expected to participate II' IIIC icsiiviiics. K. of P's to Attend Funeral A large number of Kniuhts of P. Unas will drive to Jefferson tomorrow to meet the body of the late Charles warner and attend the funeral at Seio. $20 TO $35 Per month extra money to any employed person without inter. lering with their regular work. No selling, no canvassing. Positively no investment. Unemployed need not apply. Address the Silver Mir ror Co.. Inc 123 W Mn.li.nn c,. Chicago, III. a2l That Six Cylinder Alarm Clock 'he finest clock ever put on the mar ket See them at F. M Frn-h Jt Son's, Jewelers. PEACHES FOR EVERYONE a AVKCS CRAWFORDS and MUIRS Helen Crawford Orchard, Lebanon We will sell peaches at the orch ard at 50c, 75c, and $1 per bushel, you furnish the boxes. Will com mence to pick Monday, August 23. Come early and stay all day. I'" shipments see or phone W. A. EASTBURN Manager FARMERS' ATTENTION GRAIN INSURANCE We are prepared to insure your grain or clover seed, in the strongest old line Fire Insurance Companies. J. V. PIPE 203 W. Second St. Albany Former College Teacher A party consisting of Prof. II I Hopkins, Sunt, of the Bend. Oregon scnooi, ami wile, his niece .Miss tier trude I'orter. and s friends. Miss yoryaii ot fortland, and Mrs, T. Wil- Kink ot llend, returned here from a three weeks' oiiliim at Huh IV-.t about iS miles down the coast where Ihev enjoyed a very pleasant time Newport News. I'rof. Hopkins ia u former iiiemtier of Albany college. Amended Complaint Filed An amended complaint was filed today jn the case of Emily E. Sloan M. I.iunhaven Orchard Co.. to collect $JUJ due on note given June I, IJ0. wim inierest at the rate of 6 per cent. Ihe Oregon Title Jk Land Credit Co. also filed ail amended complaint Kauisi mr same company. PEACHES Delivered at my orch ard. harly Crawford, $1 a bushel. ortn Atnany. Home phone 45 E. ilartsock. EOR RENT Furnished rooms for Housekeeping. 0JU W. 7th St. FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder brans best for all purposes; in lame oi small quantities. Hell phone SI0.; Home phone 24&). a17 FOR SALE Piano in first, class condition. Must sell at once, leav ing town. Let me come get you and show this prano. Be sure and see it. Address "Piano" Democrat oil ice. ,3)2 FOR SALE 6 room n 1 a l r -.1 2 lots. Elkina addition. $I0U. Bar gain. John Shaffer. a 20.20 1-OR RENT Hiiih etas. home of 26 acres, can add culti vated land up to 1J0 acres if desired See Fish & Hodges, Albany, Ore aJ0-2b FOR RENT Stock yards with box staiis. strongly enclosed. Broadal bin and Water Sis See owners, hish & Hodges. Albany, Ore. a20-al LOST Solid, dark color Jcrsev about 3 years old. Fresh in six weeks. Reward N V). Jamiton. Cor. vallis. Or. a2i-24 LOST Gold chain and locket be- tween Riverside school house and Albany. H. K. Lee. R. I). 3. box 4a Reward a2l-24 OR. JONES HAS MOVED FROM SODAVILLE TO ALBANY HUB Theatre TODAY Special Added AttractiM VAUDEVILLE Fielding and Delay in a high class singing, talking and black face comedy act. JUST OFF THE BIO CICUIT MURDOCK MAC QUARRIE in a Universal Feature "His Beloved Violin" 2 Acf Drama Rosemary Theby and Harry Myers in "HIS TOMBOY GIRL Two acts of college comedy in a girls' dormitory. "THE TINKER OF STUB BINVILLE" One act more with Murdoch MacQuarrie. No Advance in Admission. 10c Big Show 10c One of Four Albany Physicians Who Have Been Practicing Fifty or Mora Years. Dr. D. M. Jones, and daughter, Miss Rosella, this week moved from Soike ville, which has been their home f r a good many years, autl are now resid ing in their fine new bungalow at Fifth and Railroad streets, wheic the Dr. will have his office, with al? the latest electrical appliances Th? Dr. was i pioneer physician of Albany, practicing here for a good many years before going to Sodaville to reside. This city has now four physicians who have practiced fifty or more yeais. the others being Dr. J. 1. Hill. Dr. I, E. Tracy, and Dr. Myers. Dr. Hill and Dr Jones have practiced continuously in this county since he ginning their professional work, an J both continue to be vigorous in health and active in practice. o Went to Lyons County Fruit Inspector D. W. Rum baugh left on the morning train for Lyons where he will inspect orchards in that vicinity. Back on Job Tom Kiley is back on the job a conductor of the Corvallis-Hoover train after a ten days outing with his family in the mountains near Detroit OR. 0. N. R0BER6 (Continued from Paw 1). kept, a thing that has not been done in the past. The purpose is to keep the record to use in courts, to estab lish rights to property, to comply with labor laws, in fact it ia a uniform and thorough system to gel all birth cer tificates from the counties. Unless an exact record of births is kept it is impossible to comply with labor laws in all cases, or where definite data is desired. In cases involving the col lection of hie insurance money public records of both birth and death will, make the settlements easier. With deaths the system insures the irnmpt return of death certificates which will prevent the spread of many diseases. In many cases deaths are I preventable if the facts are known by 1 the authorities in time. Where the disease is contagious if the death is reported within the required 72 hours, its spread can lie stopped by the offi cials taking immediate preventive measures. In speaking of the new law. Dr. Ho berg said: "Farmers emphasize the importance of stock registration and pedigrees. A good farmer will not iiuy a row, bull, sheep or awtne that is not registered and has no certificate to show that it is of good strain and a desirable animal. Children have been neglected. We will now have thr same system for children as we have for an imals. The system is new in the Unit ed States, hut it has been used in Eu-j eot'e for ovef i century Th. benefit New Shipment Men's and Boys' Fall Hats and Caps The best and largest assortment the GOLDEN RULE has ever shown, and at our usual saving of 25 to 33 1-1 per cent. Buying Ihouaands of dosens lor our U busy stores for cash means this saving to you. Men's Hats, all shapes, Mc, $1.41, Sl.M. and $2.49. Boys' Hats . Caps .... 49c and tec 2Sc and 49c EVERYTHING ALWAYS FOR LESS THE GOLDEN RULE 83 BUSY STORES of It ran readily be seen.'' The new law goes into effect as fast as the colonies sre districted, and will lie in operation in I. inn county Monday. Dr. Davis ill no longer be county health officrr. but will be Ihe register for the district noted above. Dr. Holier;! has but recently return, rd from Ihe Orient, having been sent by the frder.il povernmenl to milie a special study of tropical diseases in Chiiiu, Japan and the Philippines. In Manilla Ihe I'nuersily of Philippines onler red the degree of Doctor of Ironical Medicine upon Dr. Koherg. a degree that hat few men have re ceived t Automobile glasses, all kinds at F M. Frenrh ft Son's irwelry store Old Man Mileafe iay- "Republics for me. have you tried them?" Don't delay any lonfcr fettinfinto real tire service. Put on REPUBLICS and Stop the Tire Grief Republic tires are built like a good house only the best of ma terials and workmaship from Ihe Inside fabric to the rubber on the. outside. STAGGARD TREADS hold to the roads and pavement in ayy kinds of weather. They are Ihe original non-skid tire. GUARAN TEED FOR 5000 MILES. Tyler & George Garage Second and Ellsworth Sit. Gasoline Veedel Metes Oils, best by actual tost Painstaking Repair Work Sterege CLOVER-VETCH We operate one of the largest and most efficient cleaning plants In the valley. Our rates are reasonable, and we clean seed to bring the highest price on the market. 8torare FREE until seed la sold. WE PAY TOP PRICE FOR SEEDS. Waldo Anderson & Son When thousands of motor car buyers all over the United States patiently wait for the de livery of their orders, there's a reason for the popularity of Pioneer Builders of Valve-in-head Motor Cars Pioneer Builders of Valve-in-head Motor Cars The 1916 Buick "Six" found the popular chord of the wants of the American people. No car has ever had iuch an immediate response from a critical public. The Buick factory is swamped, and the original estimate of 60,000 cars this season will be entirely inadequate to supply the demand. Many local orders are now waiting delivery. Another carload will arrive in a few days. Get your order in now for early delivery. Broadalbin Street ALBANY Irvin's Garage Broadalbin Street ALBANY . . i J
