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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1917)
mi t fl ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. MARCH U Ulj Children's New Coats at Hamiltons Are Beautiful This Spring Kuhlon bring into thetc charming new mod (or children. There ere clever little models in Spring coats and no matter whether it's for school or dreat occaaiona that new coat ia need ed, we can ahow you juat the aw eel little style that will appeal to your liking. There la hardly any uae talking about the price, for you will readily tec that any frock you select la more moderate in price than you expected to pay for it. Priced from $2.75 to $13.50 8EE OUR CHILDRBN'8 SHOE AD IN THIS PAPER TO MORROW Cash Value Worth While Hamilton EVERYBODY UR6E0 TO BOOST FOR NEW GUNNERY M. E. Udiaa Aid Society Uaiaar and cooked food sale in the butgMQi "' church Wednesday alter noon, March 2K Supper 25 cents. Hot meat loaf, gravy, potatoes, to motors with spairdti, hot biscuitjclly pickles, pie, coffee. ni26-27 New Baby Boy 'Ai boy was born March lu to Mr. M. J l.ooncy who resides north east pt Allany, Mrs. l.ooncy ii former ly Mi'-s Hacl thompson of Albany Fighting for Allies- llerliert Thorn, brother of Ralpli I'tinni, deputy County Sheriff, of I. inn county and son of Reuben Thoi.t. civil war veteran of I.elanon. baa sail ed from Vancouver B. C. for Liver pool wltrre he will join the British army :jr service in the western front. H gooooooow" ANITA KING Opportunity to Get W H. Paul hamub For This Section Shouldn't Bo Overlooked. lu the K'litor of the Democrat: I notice in our last night's pajxrr (he program at outlined for ruxt Wconc.day. It i certainly a good one and ihould interest every farmer and fruit giowcr in .hit part of the Willamette Valley. The three sub jects that will be discussed arc those that arc of the utmost importance to the farmers. Many uf the farmers need long lime loans at the comparatively low rate of interest, and they should know how io get it. We need more and better dairy cows, and c need more silos. Th silo and (be cow will do a great deal towards bringing this section of the Willamette Valley to the forefront Since I have been in Albany there never has horn a time when the fruit grower, and vegitable growers could market their product to any advant gc Hither there was no market or ctsc tlte price paid was so low that they could not afford to produce it. To overcome the high price at which land is held in this section we milt do something to give the pro- 'htcer a chance to realize on his in vestment. Nothing will do more to wards this end than a well established anitrry that will create a market and v ill handle the stuff that is grown i -peak from experience when I say that 1 know what canneries have done in the east, and I know what a pro ps)fy established cannery will do for thij section. The coming; of Haul luimis to our city is. an opportunity hat must not be ncglcvtcd. Every iriiit giower and every citizen of Al 'any shnrld wutk in harmony to ;et annery established here under hi management. A well established can nery here will mean a large increase in the population in this section, will mean that the man who owns a Mitall tract of land will have an op ;ortunity to make a living and to make money. It will verify the state ntfttl we have so often tm em people, that a man can make a living on a five or ten acre tract. It will gffa us a market for the fruit that is gmwn in this section, and for all the lorries and vegetables that are now allowed to go to waste because there is no market. The fame of Paulhamus as a can ncry expert is heralded for and wide throughout this country: many com mimitics are seeking to get him in (crested. Albany is fortunate enough in being one of the few localities which he is actually considering. Arc we going to stand together and put forth our utmost effort to locate him here, or arc we going to go at it half hrartrcMy and allow aoma other town in ihi section to secure I'aulhamus Much will depend upon the interest that we show in this matter between now and next Wednesday. Let us unite in securing and establishing this industry which will mean so much for the growers of ttm section, and for (he development of our fair city and .nmmunity, A. L. FISHER Anita King, who will appear at the GLOBE Monday In "The Hair to the Hoorah." Your Washing will be on the LINE AT NINE with an Electric Washing Machine Try One in Your Horn SOLO ON IA1Y PAYMENTS Ralston Electric Supply Co. LOCAL Oralssa Wheat -- $145 Oats, naw - SOe Urau $27 Shorts, per too SKfoS Hay, chest $12 Hay, vetch $12 Hay, timothy $16 Flour, valley $640 Butter Buttcrfat 3840c Creamery butter, per pound 40c Country butter JQJ2e Country butter, trade 35c Bui and Poultry Egga, trade 24& 77c Eggs, cash rC Hens, per pound !&' 16c rollers - . 30c Roosters old per pound 9010c Duclca 16&18c Turkey! . 18c Geese 11c Pork, Veal and Mutton Hog $1275(&$13.85 Vea 8c Steers 6c Cowt Bulls ... Ewes I.umlit Vearling sheep Vegetables Cabbage - - 6c I'dtatocs. per lOU pounds . to SJ Carsnips, carrots and beets $2 Green Onions.. 40c Lettuce, Cali crate $2 50 to $4.10 Onions 8c Cauliflower -$2.85 to $3 SI0 Wee St. MAGAZINE SHUTS QUI HAIL OROER ADVERTISEMENTS No mail order advertisements will appear in the i-olurps of The Dclinea tor. This has been decided by the mannyemcnt of that publication and 'he stand thus taen is gaining for T'le Delineator a threat deal of sup pr which other wise would have been given V its rivals in the publish inu world. '. is also repoitel that a similar Stated will soon 4e taken by a coniid v-iaole number of other lea Jin r peri odicals which have heretorb-c b?en tip- indirect means of swelling the pro fits of questionable mail order estab lihments at the expense of the busi ness men of the smaller communities and the buying public. Since the above announcement has hern made Hamilton! store has be- oomr the agent for The Delineator and is now handling many of the goods which are adverstised in its columns. Back In V. R. Moore, former publisher of the Cnrvallia Gasettr-Times it back in the harness, having purchased the third interest in the plant last week The paper is now published by C Ingalls, N. R. Moore and C. L. Spring er. HsMET REMIT The prices given in the local quo tations are those asked D tne wholesaler from the retailer for fruit and vegetable. All other price are those paid the producer. List corrected daily. mete - 4'S ... 7to8c lie 9J0c Hrutsclt sprouts Retail Prices Bgggi 26c Country batter 3040c Sugar, beet, $7.90 Creamery butter 45c$50 Hour, hard wheat K.Iuv-J.U Flour, valley $1 HJ JJ Fruit Apples. 50cft$2.50 Oranges, navels, $2 7? -j $3 15 Lemons, per bos $3.75"i4 23 Bananas, pound 5tc California grape fruit S3 to 3.25 Florida irraoe fruit $6. Honey $3.25gJ 30 Cocoanuts $140 Sugar, cane $8 18 Sugar, beet $7.90 1254 Portland. March 26. Wheat, club $1.68 Red Russian $1.64 Hlucstem $173 Kortyfold $170 Oats. No. 1 white feed $38.25 Barter, feed $40 Potatoes $2 50 "a $3 00 Lilts, best live $143561440 Prime Steers $965s$9.75 Fancy cows $775 $8 Calves $7g$10.50 Spring lambs $13. flutter city creamery 37a.39c Butterfat 3940c Eirtp.. select 26c lens 18(ffl9c Broliers 35c L-ese 1213c 'prkcy. live 20ffi2Ic Wool 1916. valley cotswold best 43c 9 9 9) 9 angnggetitcs SHEDD NEWS PayOnly $1 When We Deliver the HOOSIER Then $1 Weekly No Extra Fees No Uteres! AH Money Back If You Are Not Delighted Baa e Cattail "HOOSIER BEAUTY," Hinged HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET 1 r 9 (' Shedd. Ore., 26. Shedd Merchants arc expecting an increase of trade as a result of aditional money being spent here when the new rock crasher be gins operations on Saddle Butte, three miles east of here. The Hen Pecked Man," a local talent production recently given here, was well presented before a good crowd. It netted about $30. One of the best poultry ranches in the valley is located near Shedd About 40 cases of egg are shipped out daily, and there is a poaibitity that this amount may be doubled io the near future. Plowing in this section has been hindered of late on acounty of the heavy rains. Stockmen state that the snow and rainy weather has cut down the feed to a great extent, and were it not for the tilos in many cases own ers would bet compelled to buy addit tional feed. In spite of the fact that an early frost last fall damaged the corn to tome extent for silage, it Is, nevertheless, good feed, kale it being fed in some cases. The cold weather has played some havoac with spring lambs, many farmers in thit vicinity losing a few on that account. Next Friday evening a big dance-. following a vaudeville thow, will be given in the opera house. Halsey Matt Here Bob Miller, of Ha'tey, wat in Alb any Saturday afternoon shaking hands with old friends. Bob was born In thit ounty and say that the fint printing prets he ever saw in operation wat the old prets operated in the Demon at office by M. V. Brown. Hit family has taken the Democrat tince it wat fittt published and he came In Saturday to pay ap for another year. There is no kitchen cabinet value on the market today equal to the lloosier at the very low price fixed by the factory and based on it output of thousands of cabineta a. month. Some od the most popular Hoosier models arc 50 per cent better than nine years ago in spite of the greatly increased cost of labor and mat terials. These. extra values are due to quantity production. Over a million Hootiert are in daily use. It seems that Hoosier is more popular with women than any other five make combined. No Reason for Waiting Our offer to deliver the Hoosier for $1 on free home trial removes all excuse for forcing yourself to work double hours in the kitchen. The latest modelt are in. Order your Hoosier now. Pay $1 and try it Then pay the balance $1 a week. Our plan it like saving money. Begin today it only take a dollar. Fortmiller Furniture Company MASONIC TEMPLE THE VITAL SECTION IS EXCLUSIVE The pan that makes a cabinet a real helper that save yon time, energy and mile eat steps it ex clusively the Hoosier idea. Sis of it chief attractions are 1. The All tnatal Floor Baa. 2. The aear-DriTeet I fluffy. 3. Scientific No to chop up table 4. Revolving Casual 5. Isgeaiom, Big 6. Doors with Handy Tray that Roll Door witbont Hoosier ha place for 400 arti cle, all within arm's reach! Forty labor-saving inventions an ready at hand for instant use Ex-Representative ia Town &nd former member of the Orego.i business matters in Albany Saturda; J. M Philpott. Harrisburg pioneer state legislature was looking? after afternoon. OUR FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE Commencing Monday, March 26th and closing Saturday, March 31st at 9 p. m. ONE FULL WEEK OF BARGAINS EVERYTHING IN THE STORE MARKED DOWN FOR THS BIO SALE. OUR TEAS CLOSES MARCH 311 AMD WE START INVENTORYING APRIL 2nd. IE YOU ARE 0OIMO TO NEED ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF FURNITURE NOW IS THE TIME $24 JO Oak Bufiett. sale price $15.00 1740 PK. Oak Buffet $13.00 $10.50 Pac Oak Buffett tt.50 Beautifully finished China cloaet Buf fet quarter sawed oak, $40 value for $3740 China Closet 29.50 $3540 Fan tufted leather couch $25.00 $8.00 Parlor Tables, birds ye maple and mahogany far $5.00 $6.00 Roman Seat $4J0 $5.00 Roman Seat $340 $60.00 5-piece Parlor gait ..... $40.00 $940 Oak Rocker for $6.00 $11.00 Oak Library Table for ..$640 $9.73 Oak Rocker $7.00 $1040 Read Rocker $740 $ .70 StJJS $3040 $314$ Protasis not SU40 014 $1.90 $35.00 Bras Bed 4040 Brass bad $30.00 Bad for 9x12 Axminister rag 912 Tapeatry 9x12 Beat Wool Fibre . 27x54 Ax ruga 27 x54 Wilton rttg THESE ARE ONLY A PEW OP THE MANY BARGAINS THAT WE ARB OPPBRTMO FOR INVOICING Fisher-Braden Co. 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