ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, TMUMDAY, JULY J. 1017.
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WINDOW CLASS. ALL SIZES
VAKNISH. STAINS. ENAMKLS
PHOENIX PUKE PAINTS
SHEEP DIP STOCK TONIC
POULTRY FOOD
and a ntw anil up-to-date Una of
Wall Papar. WE BUY HIGH I
wall SELL RIQHT.
Burkhart & Lee
Albany, Oregon
Millers Wara Here
Mr. and Mr. FVaak J. MUlei ol
Salem, ,peni t)ir Fourth in this city
with thru daughters, Mri. A. B.
t'oates and Mrs. J. I.eroy Wooes
Salam Paopla Here
Among the htimlt-d aho attended
ihr Kound-l i baft yesterday (rum
Sulcm ward Dr. and Mrs. Mark S.
Skill.
Here (rom Portland
Mr jiul Mr. Aiidrrmn Canttun anil
Mr ami Mrs Ktomr Vcvip i( Port
land, wrrr Round-Up visitor!.
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California Summer
Attractions
SHASTA NESOKTS Dc.tfhtM plat r. (r a vacation out inn Shaa
i., Sjirinn, Utnmi. for their water, and many
Othtf mountain rttOTtl alonn the Sacramento
I arty on llrrr yuu may hunt, ft!., cliinli
mountain pcika, or rrit in comfort, to your
heart's, content. ,
IAN FRANCISCO A atop la thl city ii alwaya a i.leaaure. The
cool autniner climate, the air of lohemianiim,
the fine hoteli, rratauranu, parka and houte
varda, all conlnhute to the enjoyment of the
s viiitor.
CALIFORNIA
BEACHES m . the "Road of a Thou.and Wlnndera".
from San Kranciaco are many (klttfhlfut
beach rr.orta. Some of the moat enjoy
able are Santa Crux, Del Monte, Monterey,
Pacific (irove, Santa Barbara, Long Beach,
and Venue, where the carefree throuif bask
in the I'alifornia tunahine.
A round-Up ticket, with taop-ovrr privilegci, will enable you to viait
all of theae places, making a deliifhtful aummer outing.
Aak local agent for partkulara
John M Scott General Paaaenger Agent
Portland
Southern Pacific Lines
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Today Only
Two Big Plcturaa
Sessue Hayakawa
Thr talented Jai aner actoir, supported liy Tauru Aoki ami Vola Vale
"Each to His Kind"
A Powerful Rai ial Drama
Charlie Chaplin
In hi newest two-reel scream
"The Cure"
Any Seal ISc Children 5c
Globe Theatre
MARKET NEWS
North Portland, July J. Tha re
i eipts u( cattle were rather liberal
in the yard, yesterday including a
tram load from California and a good
shipment of grain-fad ttuff from Cen
tral Oregon. Ituyer, were plentiful
Mad thnr taite, ,ccmed to be in har
mony, and leaning decidedly toward
faj well finiihed atcert which told
readily al $1025 to $10.50, common to
medium ituff brought $9.00 to $9.50
with a rather alow tendency. Stocker
and feeder steers brought $6.00 to
$H0U und old readily. Cowa were
very plentiful in the yard, and moved
tlowly at a lower figure than last
week. Some good cows sold for $9
hut a good many went from $6 to
$H JO, There is a steady tone to the
market on bulls, there being ready
buyer, at kteady prices ranging from
5tl to $7 50.
Hog.
The general tone of the hog mar
ket yesterday and today has been
trong with an advance of 10 to IS
cents. Several carloads sold at $1575
bile the bulk went at $15.50 to $1575,
with otnr light hogs going at $i5.45.
The feature of the day was a load of
choice hogs from Joseph, Oregon, tip
ping the scales at a 2ff)-pund mark
and topping the market at $15.90,
lliese hogs showed extra ordinary kill
ing qualities and were considered
some of the best hogs ever offered
here.
Sheep
The sheep market remains un
changed from conditions prevailing at
the close of last week's market. The
supply is very light with a falling
tendency in most varieties. Larrrhs are
being quoted at $12.75; yearlings,
$9.50; wether, $H.50 to $9.00; with
very little demand for culls at $500
t.. $n.On.
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to RIVER8IDE
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fisvatotiI9
Kd Duty has purchased a new Oak
land touring car.
The W. II. Truax baby has been
quite ill the past week but is some
better now.
Henry Stewart ana family attend
ed the Jersey picnic Thursday at
R, L. iiurkhart't.
Archie Miller and Prank Roberts
and sons, Lcland and Harold, motored
to Kugene Wednesday.
Misses Frances and Vera Marsh of
Albany, have been spending a few
days with their aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Masterson.
Frank Roberts went to Salem on
business Thursday, returning Friday
evening.
Mrs. Paiuton of Purtlaud, is spend-1
ing the week with her cousin, Mrs. 11. '
1). Jameson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Caldwell, Mrs. I
Gourley and son, Ray, and Mrs. Mc
Clang motored to Rock Creek Sun
day. Mrs. Sarah Gourley ha, as her
guests (or over the Fourth, her ncice,
Mrs. Frances F'rench Williams, hus
band and children of Purtland.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 11. Morris and
children of Albany, spent titc week
end at the A. C. Miller ranch.
July 3. 1917.
Skeeter BUI" Winning
Manager Clarence Adams of the
Albany Round-Up, yesterday received
a telegram from "Skeeter Bill" Rob
bing, who left here the last minute
before this show to attend the San
Jose Round-Up, that he had won his
way to the finals in bull-dogging and
steer roping and stood a good chance
to win. Two of his brothers are al
so doing well, and his wife, Dorothy
Morrell, also is making a good show
ing White there was a great deal of
disappointment and some hard feel
ing over their departure, they made
many friends while here who will
congratulate them upon their good
luck. They have attended the San
Jose round-up for the past three years,
and the management made them such
an attractive offer that they felt com
pelled to accept. Dorothy wept real
tears on leaving Albany and wanted
to stay.
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J tut Received
CAR LOAD
DRY FIR
E. R. CUMMIN OS
FARM LANDS
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Fallowing is a list of the adver
ti e,l letters i nthe post office at Al
lany. Oregon, July 2, 1917:
Mr. W. Gill
Mrs Pearl Morgan s
W C. Powell
Mr, C S Parker
W. T. Wood
Mr. Tedrtir Ward
C H. STF.WART. P. M.
The Government needs Farmers at
well as fighters. Two million three
hundred acres of Oregon and Cali
fornia railroad company grant lands
Title revetted in United States. To
be opened for hometteadt and tale
Containing tome of the bctt land left
in the United Statet. Large copy
righted map, showing land by sections
and description of soil, climate, rain
fall, elevations, temperature, etc., by
counties. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant
landt Locating Co., Box 610, Port
land, Oregon. J-23-O-l
DaS-Wkly until Oct. L
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Visited Relatives
Mr. and Mri. W. Robert Mc.Mut
ray of Portland, spent Round-Up
week at the home of Mra. McMur
ray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Taylor.
We make a specialty
of
Friendship
Engagement, and
Wedding Rings
F. M. FRENCH & SON
Jewelers and
Engraver
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Hello Fellows
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nearly tee the beat. Waa it altogether the weather', fault, or wat
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if you wear Madras Muntingwear or u
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both made of the tame material, jutt thaped differently, come see
these garments, invest and enjoy this weather.
Then men, theer are other helps fof keeping cool
Sport Shirts
Light Colored Socks silk and fiber
Silk Shirts
Soft Collars
B. V. D. fa)
Madras Muntingwear
Svort Shirts
Silk Sox
Fiber Sox ..
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to $1.00 a Suit H
$1.00 each X
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j Silk Shim
Collars (new stylea)
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Cash Values
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HAMILTON S'
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COMINGNEXT, July 11, 12
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Take a Kodak
with you.
Mo vacation it complete without
the Kodak.
Kodaks from
Brownies from
$6-00 to $75.00
$1 to $12
Amateur Kodak Finishing promptly
and neatly done.
We rent and tell kodaks on small
payments.
Woodworth Drug Co.
One of the hundreds of massive scenes
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Attention!
Bathers. Lawn Tennis and Base Ball Players, bicycle sad Motorcy
cle Riders Ws can supply your wants
Goods of Quality at the right price
We sis make keys, do locksmithing a ad all kinds of mechanical re
pairing. Service fat oar hobby
L. B. HIXSON JR.
Be" Phone 1SS-K
129 Lyon St Albany Oregon
HOSIERY
T. ailie,' Lisle Hose, white end black i n all sixes to 10 1-2 outshte SSe
Children's mercerised half host with colored striped tops JJc
Children's Host He, 23c, SOc
KNIT UNDKXWBA RFOR LADIES
Knit Union Salts i SSe to 65c
Vests i . . Us to m
The Albany Art Craft