Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, October 13, 1915, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. I9M PAGE THREE You Are Invited to call at this store on v Dollar Day and iaipeot (he btrf aim that we will offer in staple end fancy groceries, ehinaware and crockery. You'll find bargains here galore and will do bigger work here than ever Tomlinson & Holman GROCERS and BAKERS 224 to 228 Broadalbin St. Albany, Oregon Judge Wig. The wig la only win by English bar. rtalere lo give Ibvm eteru. Judicial appearance, and nu una ran eay that It fulls la tola reapert. Tha custom war. originated by a Kremb Judge In Iba neveuteeulb century when, happen ing lo don a aianiula wig one day. be found It gave blui aucb a etrrn and dumMed appearance thai b deckled lo ael ona for bluisolf and wear II at all flaw In court. Tbla ba did. aud Iba result vu ao aatlafactory from a local point of view that not uuly judges, but, barrlstere also, tmik up tba custom throughout Kurope.- London ilrapble. Warship Pennenla. Tba rooimbmion pennsnt on f)nlted mail's war vveaejl 'goe up wban Iba vmeel la plarfd In caimnuukoo and la Down roullnualljr wblla aha remains so. The )ni-klee bar many pat (Uperatl tliiua based ou Iba way Uila bunting bebevea. It Sura la. Patience Do yon ever look bark arar tba paat? I'etrtre Why. blees y oar., baartl Tbat'a Iba only way ona ran look at tba paat. Youkara Btataaaaa. Disguised. Customer I'm rotng to masked ball, and I want something tbat will comitleteiy dlmrulae ma. Costumer Carlalnly. air. I will give yon 'J'"" Blc:p''!r I!!1' $ $ ft $ See Our Windows and Special Tables for $ Bargains on Thursday, $ Day Real bargains in Aluminium Casseroles, and many other lines Barker Hardware Co. First Street, Albany $ Dollar Day Specials 16 Palra men's 10c Rockford leamleia iox. 4 Pain men! or Women's Carpet Slippers. One pair Child', Rubber boot, slz 11. One pair ladies' black mede or velvet button ihoea, site 2 1-2 lo 5. One pair ladies' Inn kid button shoes, site 2 1-2 to S. Choice of 100 pair ladies gunmetal or patent button shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 3 1-2, tit $1.00 per shoe. ' McDowell Shoe Co. " - . QUALITY FOR LESS - . Everwaar Hosiery 9i4SSSS9l OREOON INDUSTRIAL 4 REVIEW 9 The St. Helens Ship Building Co. is Imiy on S matt auxiliary schooner. The Dalles has i new soap factory. 1-aGrandc T a c o m a capitalists bouicht Whited mine for SJ0.OUO. . Aihalnd ice plant will move to Med ford. The Oregon cranberry crop is good, price around $10 a barret. Ashland 744 head of cattle shipped from here recently brought owners $45,000. A self-oiling trolly wheel manufac tured at Hausser, Oregon, ran 38 days without oiling. 119.999 Acres of land has been thrown open for settlement in South Central Oregon. Bandon cheese factory turned out SO.WIU pounds of cheese in 5 months. Bandon Proipect of railroad or ders brightens the lumber market out look. An effort is being made for a bridge across the Willamette at Harrisburg. PrincviUe planning big Irrigation scheme with canal and dam. Stockholders of Canby Canning Co. re figuring on starting cheese factory. Eugene has shipped clover seed east for the first time. $10,000 worth going in two cars. Reports slate that Oregon-Utah su gar company has been organized to build factory in Rogue River valley. Crown Point on Columbia Highway wilt have $30,000 hotel. Gold ore running $4t a ton reported one mile meat of Buncon. Drainage district being organized on Ten Miles, Coos Bay. Marshficld Reports state that C. A. Smith pulp mill will soon start. Unity New creamery nearly com-, pleted. Randon Manager Thompson of the, Sixes River mines has crew of men working on construction of a flume A sawmill Is being constructed, and the cost of the flume and mill com bined will be about $150,000. Toledo The Geo. W. Moore saw mill preparing to resume operations. Toledo J. B. Miller Logging camp on depot slough sgain in operation. Heppner Work on new Masonic building started. Hill lines will feature Oregon cran bert.ts on their diners. Gardner Salmon canneries on the Umpqua have opened. .Present Conditions indicate that North Bend mills will operate all winter. The Warren Construe tioin Co. is rushing its bitulithic paving contracts at North Bend. - Grants Pass Reports say Green back mine may be operated in near future. . The largest grain crop the north west has ever grown is now harvest td. About 100 men are now working on the Oregon Eastern Railway from Riverside to Harriman. The Harm af Damn Mousse. It la dangeroue to health and avail to Ufa In a dump, moldy bouse or ona built over a moldy cellar. Many years agu the London Lancet In an article on diphtheria traced the dlaeaae la cer tain cases to the presence of certain molds and fungoid growths wblcb seemed to be breathed Into tba throat Remember, one of tbe beat dlainfec tante la lima. Moldy cloths, such aa ahoea and other articles that are unOt for use, should be destroyed at once. tstttstssssstits 9 a PERSONAL MENTION FROM FAYETTE VILLE Fsyetlevitle, Or., Oct. 9 N. II. Mil lard and Chas. Barton, were Albany visitors on Wednesday afternoon. Louis Schults and II. C. Schultz accompanied by their wives, motored to Albany last Monday on important business. W. J. Dunlap of Shedd, was a Fay etteville visitor early Wednesday morning. F. G.-Davis the dairy man shipped five dressed hogs lo Portland Tues day morning by express. Ernest Marquade, of near Fayetc ville, has moved lo eastern Oregon, leaving here last Tuesday evening with a var of stock and household goods. I. M. Saxjon, the ticket agent of the O. E. had business calling him to Albany early Thursday morning. Miss Eva Stokes, T. B. Cane, and Moss Lamar, of Peoria, were Albany visitors on Thursday. W. W. Bailey of Brownsville was a visitor at the borne of Louis Schultz. Those who were Albany visitors on Saturday were Chas. Barton and son Edwin. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schultz. E. G. Pugh and daughter Laura, and about 20 Russians. i M rs. Cbas. Barton and M iss Eva Slokrs boarded the Saturday morning train for Portland fifor a few days vis it with friends. Why the Prlnee Laughed. When King George of England was In toe navy, aa a young man. an American of aome consequence ob tained permission to etalt tbe ship on which be waa serving- Tbe ship waa coaling at Halifax, and when tbe American clambered aboard a yonn officer, wit a vwv cm! grimy face, waa told off to show blm around. Aft er making his tnnr of lnspeetton tbe American rowed back to shore In com pany wltb tbe captain of tbe veaseL "Well." be said. "I bare only one complaint and tbat la tbat I did not see tbe prince." "But you bare been talking to blm for tbe beat part of an hour." anawered tbe-surprised cap tain. "Wbstr an Id the America. "Waa that grimy fellow tbe prince? Bake alive, no wonder he laughed ao benrtlly when I aaked blm If tbey kept his royal blgbneaa In cotton wool while tbe coal dost waa flying abontr ' WHEN answering classified sdi please mention tbe Democrat Tonsorial Specials We're In for' the spirit of Dollar Day and offer SHAMPOO 50c MASSAGE 50c HAIR CUT 35c SHAVE lie WORTH $1.50. (ill only $1 cr any $1.50 combination for $1.00 The White Barber Shop C. S. BRUCE, Prop. Next to Globe Theatre. Any One of The Following bargains for 1 Suit dry cleaned and pressed. 2 Suits pressed. 3 Felt pennants Ux33 In.ches. 5 Novelty felt hats. 10 Per cent discount on any Suit or overcoat order. Minton-Fouts Co. 132 West 1st St We will have excellent bargains in both Electrical Merchandise. auto accessories and 1 Can Wash Easy hand soap, 1 gallon can light or medium oiL 1 can cup grease, all for $1.00 1 10-pound bucket grease, $1.00 . 2 Spark plugs . , $1.00 $12.50 Shock assorbera $11.50 One extra battery with every flash light Good electric iron, 6-lb. .$1.00 $1.00 Off on all percolators, $4.00 Electric toasters $2.50 25 Per cent off on all lighting fixturea and lihrary lamps. SEE OUR WINDOWS Ralston Electric Supply Co. 310 West Second Street Celd Satha. A few yearn ago tbe remarkable die eovery waa made by Profesor Winter nils of Vienna tbat general cold hatha have the effect of Increasing tbe num ber of active cells In tbe blood to a vary remarkable extent, tbe Increase sometime amounting to one-flftb or even wore. This la one of tba waya In wblcb tbe cold bath Increase tbe re listing power of tbe body, and rallies tbe blood cells, ao to apeak, calling Ibem out from their biding places and preparing litem to fight wltb vigor tbe battle wblcb must be wsged every moment lo defense of tbe body. Oood Health. Barrister's Fee. Tbe banister's feea are Irrecoverable In law. but ba can pick and cbooae bis ruatomera and ran also Insist on caab lo advance. Until recently every bar rister bad on his table a gentle re minder la tbe way of a fee bowL In earlier times tbe client Deed to drop surreptitiously tbe money In a little bag at the back of eoonsei's gown. A trace of tbla receptacle still Da-urea la lees I roatnme. London Chmok-ie WAR PiGTURES WILL SHOW AT ROLFE T THB BEST BAKED GOODS -GROCERIES, PRODUCE ad FRUITS PARKER'S "Tbe Sift of Quality" 136 Lyoa St. Bock Phones Dollar Day See Our Show Window on DOLLAR DAY for Bargain On Dollar Day We Will Have All Kinds of Bargains for You F. M. French & Son Jewelers and Engrave" Direct from the Irving Place Thea tre, N'ew York and the Pabit Theatre, Milwaukee, the first genuine German motion pictures of the European war will be shown at the Rolfe Theatre Thursday only. The pictures were taken by pcrmissmn of the gen eral staff in Berlin, with the approv al of the kaiser. They were taken Se near the real battle as to give start!-, ing effects. These are the first mo tion pictures of the European wtr t how real lifi in the trenches, rcil battlefields, and to give truly vivtd illustrations of the conflict. Thev tell ihc Iain truth about the war, ar.d thow the ir'ghtful struggles on tie iii-l(S cf t-iilie. This wonderful s:'ry picture of the most appalling struggle in history, depicts actual, living, mov ing scenes. Mr. Fred Topken, trav eller and lecturer, will describe the scenes and battles in detail. Cheerfulness. To be free minded and ebaai fully disposed at hours of meat of aleep and of exercise Is ona of tba beat pre septa of long lasting. Bacon. Superflu Mrs. Crawford Do too tell your neighbor all your family affairs? lira, Crabsbaw It Isn't aeceaaary. She's on the same party line. BUY HERE 0N- IDOLLAUD -J Ml $ Thursday, October 14, at Ninth and Lyon streets. Let's all work to gether to make our first annual fair and $ Day a big success. From our complete stock, we have picked a few article that are real bargains: J B. Flour, per sack . Canned Salmon, 14 cans 5 Pounds 30c coffee : 14 Cans Van Camp's soup . 14 Cane Pork and Beans 100 Pounds best grade table salt . 19 Diamond W Special $1 JS value for.: $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 . $1.00 $1.00 . $1.00 . $1.00 .$1.00 WE PAY 35c JOR EGGS C. O. Budlong Lyon Street at Ninth. Dollar Day Bargains No. 5 Underwood typewriter . L. C Smith Typewriter Pace! Poat Scales Pencil Sharpeners Autofillcr Fountain Pens . Plate and 100 Engraved Cards . Value Day $65.00 $50.00 $35.00 $2540 $ 15 $ 2.00 $ 2.50 $ 1.00 . $2.00 to $ 3.50 $ IM $ 2.00 $ iJOO All picture One Half off. All stationery embossed free, with one or two letter initial. No Charge made for die. C. G. Rawlings PRINTER STATIONER 121 Broadalbin Street Albany, Oregon ALBANY FUEL CO. BOTH PHONES 277 Having decided to run a transfer and storage business in connec tion with eur fuel business, we will store your goods and do your team work. W have reliable men and our service la in all sarisisctory. Team work, per hour fil.kwMul men. Der I OUR PRICES: a cam wwi m, " ii- Slabwood. areen. per cord . 81abwood, dry, per cord , Second growth fir, par cord . Old growth fir, per cord -Ash, per cord , Oak, per cord - - ,., ways guaranteed 50c . e. aa r o. w .$3.50 $4.00 $4.25 $4.75 W are agents (or Castle Oat, Clear Creek and MendoU coal.