ALBANY DAILY MMOCBAT, YRVMDAT, JUKI ft, IMf.
Summer Time Is Here
We art alio btrc with lew luggetti one (or your comfort
One of our famoua Flertnct Automat Ic Oil itovet wilt do si much
for your comfort in the kitchen and aid in keeping you cool ester nal
ly. The beat Oil Stove on the marke I and we have Juat received our
Filth Shipment of the aeaton. Let ua show them.
On of our High Clast Refrigerator a will keep the food adpply In
good condition, and make you rejoice Internally when it la eaten.
Give the lawn a drink with a coil of dependable boae and a hair
cut with one ul out good lawn moweri.
Beyond Ihit if you have any further tr oublet pit ate call up Johnnie
Catlio
Everything in Hardware
Hulbert-Ohling Hd'w. Co.
ICE CREAM
100 par cant pure,
teeted herd.
toad from antra elect cream from tubercular
Flavored with par fruit juice
thtrhslt and spatial order (or parte) or dinner
Oat tha habit of TJelag Ideal hot waathar Dcaacrt
Albany Ice & Storage Co.
Beth Phone
Auto Delivery
Headquarters For
Berry Boxes
Standard Deep Pint Boxes
S3.50 per Thousand
Tin Tops and Crates
Murphy's Seed
Store
Attention!
Bather. Lawn Twain and Baa. Ball Player, bicycle and Motorcy
da Rider We cat) eupply your wa nta
Oooda of Quality it the right price
Wc ala make key. oo lockemhhing a nd all kind ot mechanical re
pairing. Service Is our hobby
L. B. HIXSON JR.
Ball Phon a 16J-R
13 Lyon tt Albany Oregon
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CITY NEWS
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Tuning Pipaorgan -
Mr. Clark who installed the pipe or
gan in the First Methodist church in
this city, waa here yettertlay tuning
the organ and giving it a complete
overhauling.
Returns (rota Washington
A. R Gooch hat returned from a
business trip to Everett and other
points in Washington.
On Way to Canada-
According to a letter receive! to
day Mitt Orah Karknrtt, advance
. agent for the Ellisoa-Whlte Chautau
qua has shorn completed her work in
Oregon and wilt leave toon for Can
ada in connection with the Chautan
qua circuit
Vtaiting Relative
Mrs. E. C. Fisher and daughters.
are visiting at the home of their par
ents in Ashlaml.
Child Berioualy 111
The infant child of Dr. and Mrs. C.
H. Bushnell is seriouslv ill in a Port
land hospital according to advices re
ceived by Judge Hewitt.
IRRIOATION NOTICE
The city ia divided into two sec
tions in order to provide better ser
vice with the center of Ellsworth
street as tha dividing line. Water
users living wett of this line are re
quired to irrigate on the even datts
of tht. month, auch at 2-4-6-eV,etc..
those living eaat of this line art re
quired to irritate on tht odd date sol
the month, such at l-J-S-7-,etc.
Irritation hours are front 6 a. m.,
to If) a. m., and (rota 5 p. m , to 9 p.
AN ARCTIC RESCUE
Tragedy of tht Lou of tha Karluk
Off Wrangell Island.
PERILS OF THE SURVIVORS.
The Hardship and (uttering. The
raved and tha Sen. Wheel th. pu.
cue (hip freer. Alaek Waa Slghta.
ky th. Camp an tha Bassists Baa ah.
Whan th. Karluk, th. chief vessel
of tb. Canadian arctic eipedltlou
which aet out In June, Ml, tecaaw
Imprisoned by Ic. near Point Barrow,
Alaska. VUhJalmur M.faiiaaon, the
coaiuiaiiiltr of th. party, went tabor,
with flv. coniiaiilona tu bunt caribou.
B. uVer aaw bit ship again, for aeoa
aftrr hu Setft bvr a furious northeast
gate sprang ui and canted bar wtat
ward.
Near Wnagell UUud, which Ilea north
or KlUrta, tbo ship succumbed to tha
trt'ini-iidoua uressur. of tha Ic. and
tauk. Clght ul the Karluk's company
w.r lost Ui trybia to reach land, but
aeventeon survivors under Captain
Burl Wit auccewted In reaching Wrangell
Island and on that uninhabited pol
established a camp, floca that. Cap
tain Dartl.lt, accompanied by una Es
kimo, mad. tb. terribly difficult Jour
ney of eighty miles tu tb. mainland of
ailwrla. II. then want to Alaska and
reported tu. fate of tb. Karluk.
Meanwhile Burt M. MrCoaneU, the
uii'teoruluglsl of tb eiied!tlon. who
bod left the Karluk with Btefanason.
hail m.tdi his way to Nome, Alaska.
Hero he Joined tllnf Hwrnaou. who bad
th in in in d to go to the rescue In his
Utile M'liiKinrr King and Wince
Almost i I. in nioutba after Hie Kar
luk tank tbey sailed frvm Nome and.
aflrr enrouatertne the usual dlfflrul
tlc. of arctic navigation, successfully
drew within altbt of tb. rliffs and
bearb of Wrantell Island Mr. Melon
urr tells the story of tb. revue In
list; it's Magattn.:
The lookout In the crow'a neat sight
rd a tent when wo were within two
tulles of shore, and as we came nearer,
under full aieed, w. rould see a flag
IkiIu and a croa.
Suddfuly a uian emerged from th.
teul on his bauds aud knee. II. did
not abow anslgne of Joy. H. did not
wavo bis anna aud sboat when he
sighted the ship. II. aserely roe. and
aloud rigidly baakto the tent, casing at
ua aa If dated. Mora than one. b.
brushed hut bauds gcroa. bis eye., aa
If 1m coold not believe that tha King
and Wtnge waa a real ablp cam. to
rescue him.
Our Brat fear waa that the entire
party, with the exception of the one
Burn w. aaw. had pertahad, bat that
gloomy possibility waa dispelled prea
eutly by th. appearauc of two other
men. None of the trio mad. any dam-
oaatratloa. Aboard ablp even tbo Ee
klwua were Intensely excited.
The umiak waa launched, and whan
It waa within a hundred yards of the
beach the man whom we had first sawn
started toward ua. taking a rifle from
its case. Our native, hernia, greatly
frightened. Tbey pointed to their fore
head and muttered: "That man long
time uut much eat! Him crany all
same foxf
W. landed on the beach and ad
vanced toward this etrange individual.
Ills shaggy, matted batr streamed
down over bis eyes In wild disorder.
ilia grimy far. waa streaked and far
rowed with Hues and wrinkles. I rec
ognised him only by but vole whoa ho
spoke to Bweason. It waa Monro.
"I don't know who you are. but I'm
mighty glad to saw you all," war bis
first words.
An Instant later b. recognised ma
i n. I asked In astonishment. "How did
you get heref '
Other questions were rapidly asked
and answered, and then. "Have yon a
doctor alxijrd?'' Munro demanded.
You don't need a doc-tor.' Bwenaon
aatored htm. "What you natd la a
rook. We will go aboard and hav.
breakfast."
Usurer then can, up. weak and ems-
elated. I did not reeociilte him nnttl
Munro apoke hla name. He smiled lu
rax-ot-ultlon. but was u visibly affect
cd that 1 refrained from questioning
him. Templeuan next appeared. He
waa gaunt and very palo aud seemed
on th. verge of a nervoo. breakdown
So wo talked of general topics and
asked no questions about their expe
rience. Aboard th schooner lb. rescued men
bad a sumptuous breakfast, but an
boor afterward tbey were hungry
again.
"Mr. Rwenson. I want to aak a treat
favor ot yon," Munro finally gained
ecu rage to aay. "For several montha
I bare been dreaming of eating a
a hole can or condensed milk with a
tpoon."
Three can were Immediately brought
forth, aa both Mhorer and Ttmplemnn
confessed to a similar craving, and
they at. that condensed milk as if It
a ere tew cream.
At another camp forty miles avrqy
the King aad Wlnge record nine oth
er survivors. Threw had died after
teaching the Island.
Your friends art proud of yon, the
cause you serve, and the uniform
you wear. They want your photograph.
Clifford
Studio
Tha Photographer in your town
XXHZHSH3 HAMILTONS' HHIKX1
SPECIALS
for
Friday and Saturday
MILLINERY DEPT.
Forty trimmed Hats, mostly small. Your choice ior
2 ONE DOLLAR
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CITY NEWS
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Takes Day Off
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Green and
Mr. and Mrs. T. . Hopkins left this
morning in the Green car for a trip
around Alpine, Bellfountain and oth
er Benton County points.
Hart (or SumxaeT
Mitt Carolyn Cannon, daughter ol
Anderson Cannon, arrived in the city
last night from Portland to spend the
summer at the home of her aunt, Mits
Flora Maton, aad her grandfather, D.
P. Maton.
Attending Photo Convention
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clifford are at
tending a convention of photograph
era in Portland.
New T. P. A. Appointed
John M. Scott, General Passenger
Agent of the S. P. Co.. announces the'
appointment of Cart Taylor as Trav
eling Passenger Agent to succeed Wil
liam II. -Jenkins, who has been ap
pointed head ol the advertising bur
eau of the Portland oflice.
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Grocery Department
Tooth picks Select White Birch Wood
large packages, 3 for
Cleanser (Sunbrite)
per can 4c
Cocoa Best Grade,
guaranteed pure
1-2 pound pkge 13c
I pound package . . .25c
Crab per can .contain-. . .
ing 7 1-2 ounces net
weight can 20c
Batter Best
roll
Creantery,
75cU
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Germeal (Wheat Heaits) regular 35c pack
age. Special price,' per package
25c
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rtUst ssd Slats ssn.:j VyV
saVO ki .y
ries t ' ofaB
susess itit no tit.i., swat
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MASONS NOTICE
The members of the Mason
ic fraternity are requested
to meet at Masonic Tem
ple next Sunday evening.
June 24, at 7 o'clock to at
tend divine service at the
First Presbyterian church in nil Sill
ante of St. John, the Baptist's Day
and in commemoration of the Bi
centennial anniversary of Speculative
Masonry. Ed. Washburn. Secy.
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Domestic Department
H 19c wash goods for 15c
II 15c wash goods for 10c
S wash goods, value
II to 50c, for 22c
j Cash Values-
Men's Department
Dress Straw Hats X
just a fc.v left, L;
choice for 75c in
-Worth While
ISchxhxhxHAMILTONS' xminff
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That's the number to call for
Storage Battery Troubles
WILLARD SERVICE
STATION
Auto Electric
Shop
118 W. Second St
Making Progress.
"Don't yon sometimes hav. to re
prove your boy Josh?"
"Not any more." replied Farmer
Oorntoatel. "To tell yon the truth,
he's got m. tort of irmlogUIn' to hlta
for the erode manner In which I waa
brought op." Washington Star.
Resisoii'd what. tensor. Ilea In these
words. Health peace aad mtttstiaea
Tonight
GLOBE
Daniel Frohman pretentt
Owen Moor and
Irene Fen wick
in
"A Girl Like
That",
A Crook Story that la Different
GRIPPING. HUMOROUS
PLEASING
Max Undler
France's Favorite Funmaker
Max in a
Taxi
t Reels of Langh
Aay Seat 15c Children 5c
Friday and Saturday
Shoe Sale
There is no excuse for appe arin ill-shod with such
prices ase these in force. We have arranged our en
tire stock of White Shoes for immediate disposal. In
cluding Canvas, Reihskin, Kid, Calf and the celebrat
ed Nubuck. In pleasing new styles with high- medium
or low heels.
LADIES' WHITE BOOTS
"White Nubuck Lace Boot, Louis Heel $6.50
White Reinskin Lace Boot, medium heel 3.95
White Canvos Lace Boot, medium heel $3.48
White Canvas English Rubber Sole and Heel. $1.79
LADIES' PUMPS
White Washable Kid Louis Heel $3.98
White Nubuck three-bar strap half Louis heel $4.95
White Canvas Pump, covered heel $1.98
White Canvas Pump, Ivory sole and heel $2.48
White Canvas Sport Oxford Grey trimmed $259
White Canvas Pump low heel one strap. $1.48
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOES
White Canvas lace shoes, white sole and heel,
Misses' size 11 1-2 to 2's, $1.95; 8 1-2 to 11 1-2 $1.69
Children's size 5 to 8 $1.49
White canvas two-strap pump, $1.69. $l-s&, voc
SALE
Toilet Articles
Cutkura Soap 17c
Pahn Olive soap 8c
Peroxide soup 3c
Casteel soap 5c
Ail-float talcum all odors 7c
Williams shavin? snap 6c
Colgate's shaving soap 6c
Mentholated cold cream 19c
Benzoinated sold cream 19c
Peroxide cold cream 19c
Hinds Honey and Almond
cream 19c
De Luxe Shampoo 39c
Hubert's fine talcums ...... 39c
Odo-ro-no 19c
Dr. Lyon's tooth paste 19c
Dr. Lyon's tooth powder 19c
Colgate's tooth paste 8c
Hilbert's fine perfumes, oz . -79c
Esse de luxe toilet water ... 39c
Fancy Imported Pongees, yd 89c
33-inch Novelty Shantungs in de
sirable patterns, this is a much
wanted summer material
Men's Summer Union Suits 48c
Athletic union suits with elastic
band in waist line. An excellent
"keepcooi" garment. All sizes
Children's Gingham Dresses 49c
Children's gingham dresses of de
sirable wash ginghams. In pink,
blue, tan, and good plaids, 2 to
14 years
Both Phones
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"The Store That Save Yost Money"
Worth's Dept. Store