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Table Linens
Here t ''Before the War" ,truvs:
DAM ASK at - C5c. 75c tnd Sc yni
A good heavy quality. Mercer;. J finish i-J Jr tilths.
AN AI.I-I.lN't N' DAMASK
A good heavy weight, 70 inches ule.
90c ya d
EMBOSSED LIVES", pure line-., Si. 50 yard
Extra heay, oy-ter white, in. I 2 inches wide, i itr ilural ''ty there
is none hetter, Vapkius to tnauh, 2424 inches. $5.00 dosen.
PUR K IRISH I.IM-N DAMASK. u l-ea-.tti.ul vloi.. .. $1-75 yard
Napkin to nutlet. $6.00 dozen.
OTHER PURE I.IM-N DM V KS at ... $1.65, $1.75 and 2 yard
SHORT l.rvY. HIS or taMr !av,aU trom 1 y.l. to 2 1-2 yd length
at a big tits'. : it.
Floods Store
334 V. 1st St.
FRENCH-AMERICAN PARISIAN IVORY
Do you want it?
You can get it
We have it
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
t 4 1
CITY NEWS -
Guests at Youngs
Mr John J. KoNeri ami Mi. K.
C. lit-hop ot S.ilctv ami' up to at
tend tii r Itinchccn y:ien ut the home
ot Mr. K. 1. .ijon ilu- a;t.rn.on
They are r not at the home ot Mr.
and M r. 1. A. Younic,
Will Give Recital
Miss Madeline Kawltns will
a jMpe-oran recit.il Sunday e eini.
at 7 OoVlock i-rrcedmc the -cr"Hn
at the Ki;tit church. li e -uVuv.
ot Rev. M. Vout'i sermon w til
he "iiOil's Viticrsea." a "I "lunkmf.;
sermon.
a iu .. r-:i u :
I niuiuj villi niaiiiss
lorn C. Miller, ot Blo.Uett. and
I Mi H.irel Mt-ponaU. oi ne.tr
h.m , were married lat evening at
the pai'Onago i the M eth.tlit
chureh. Rev. i. tl. Bennett (Mrtortu
ed the eeieinotiy. Miv Milter is a
j superintendent ot I mn eoitnt. and
Mr. Mdter i-. a well known voting
creamei m.oi ot i'to.lm tt.
To Visit Sisters
Miss Una Pe.ivo.-k and Mts lier
l:i;,le I'.ri.U. ill .;. to I'oitt.tl.l m
the morning t spend the day with
their -Uter.
Brownsville Women Here
Mrs. V I.. K it k and Mrs. Ned
Callow a of. Urou ns tile pcnt the
tn l'Min slm'pin
i I
! Mr. Henrietta itrortti was a im-
singer to i ot ii.uui mis atiirniMitv
Mr. Rhodes to Return Went to Mill City
- . rs. h. ij. khiM'.r. v.'.m h-. been '. Mrx C. It. Ka-I awl L.-iglH.-r Viv
visiting relatives at Webster City. 1 . ian. Kil tliis uiornir c : r Mill City,
lor tlu- past ie.v nion:. s. v :ii lea e where they 'ii1! s;.eiw tin- winter ivitil
that place todav on her return to A. ' Mr. Carl, ubo is working ar :'
bany. ; .,iac.. 'lYi
AN OLD RECIPE
Weather Report
4! t.i" -') dere
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River s!.'.::
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ma sun.
1C. 2.
rATEKEE AND EVENING
ROWLAND - CLIFFORD - GATTS Inc.
presents
The most popular American Drama ever wrirtjii
A THRILLING. PICTURESQUE AND
ROMA..NTIC STORY OF KENTUCKY LIFE
iiuaesr;
IN
OLD
V The Spirited and Exciting Horse
3
The Famous Kentucky Thorough
bred. Queen Bes
3
The Rolicking Fun of the Inimit
able Pickaninnies.
lUSiHUif
KENTUCKY
Written by C. T. Dazey
The strongest and most expensive o st the play has
ever had.
COMPLETE NEW PRODUCTION
THREE Kentucky Thoroughbred Horses THREE
Famous Pickaninny Brass Band
BIG NEW fREET PARADE
Prices Matinee 25c, 50c, 75c; Evenings 50c, 75c, $1.
Ten Per Cent War Tax Additional.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Tumi
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.
Almodt cverronr knows that Sa Te
and Sulphur, properly eomound-d,
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair whm faded, strtmked or
jrray. Years ap the only wiv to get this
mixture was to make it at dome, which
is muMT and troublesome.
Nowadays we simplr ask at any drug
tore for "Wyetb's ?apo and Sulphur
Compound." You will (ft a large bottle
of this Id time recipe improved by the
addition of other ingredients for about
50 cent. Everybody uses this prepara- ,
tion now, beeau.se no one can poib!y tell
that you darkwd your hair, as it doea
it so "naturally and evenly. Y'ou dampen
a tj-onjre or soft brush with H and draw
this through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by mornin? the jrrar ;
hair disappears, and after another a;pH-
cation or two. your hair becomes beaut. - .
fullv dark, thick and cIosst and you
look Tears younjrer. Wyeth's Sajre and
Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet
requisite. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
Ron Down, Aching
people need a good tonic
that will send the blood
tingling through the
body, enrich it by im
proving the digestion,
ond clean it by expelling the
waste matter. Health is a
matter of plenty of rich blood,
free from Impurities.
PERUNA
dispels inflammation of the
blood making organs, -the digestion-gives
tone and "pep"
to the membranes that line
the lungs nd the diitwitiv tiact.
and invigorate the entire fyatem.
You can hare health If you take
care oi ywjr
self and tnke
Peruna when
you need it
At your drug
gists. thz ruiiu
COMFJUfT
THE TRUTH ABOUT
SPIRITUALISM
All about its history, sectets, messages, teaclnngs
"DO THH SPIRITS OF TMh" DEAD
COMMUNICATE WITH THE LIVING? ' '
Hear I). LOYI) MORGAN
SUNDAY NIGHT
Christian Church
mmm in
i -ft - i-mm
...
.2. in
J i
GLOBE
GOOD
SHOWS
ALWAYS
"The Man
Without a
Country"
Edward Everett Hales' immortal classic. The stor
of unfortunate Philip Nolan, a lieutenant in the
United States' Army who was tried for treason in
1807 for uttering these words
D N THE UNITED STATES; I WISH I
MAY NEVER HEAR OF THE UNITED
STATES AGAIN."
The courtmartial sentenced him to have his wislv
f billed.
See this great picture at the Globe Sunday and Monday
NO RAISE IN PRICES
When You
Dress Goods and Silks-
Ciiiiprriitivr Inning for our lS lluy Slorm ami ininlriii
kt-llinu nu-diiMU inraiu lunrr iitt'!t lit you on numl.iiil ttutuU.
Ml llit- h.nli horn tin' li.in'.l mill ri.il lo t.'n '"'I
:nm traily for you at a suvinu of ftom JS .VI 1 .1 hi mil.
l O I I'i'S SI Kill S in all i o I. M . .. 3''c
.to ini ii Uin'i. si ui;rs in ioini tic, it
l-ll'll WMHI Si Ul.l S in .ill ml.. l "C
ININ'l'll NiMH SI Ul.l'S in .ill .nil. i, $I.Z!
54ltll I'l ('l INS AMI I. Alii KIUMS $1.64. tl.v
.vs.lNOI OUriSil, ftl tKS AMI I'l.MOS .. . tlM. $! M
.ii i vt. ii Tn;rr. iv ;.i.i k and ou.uks $i f
.V IM II MISSM.IM' IV III'M'K A M I ' U,( IKS . 'c
I'licci the uiiie every day in the year.
Kvcrylliind
Al )
(or l.in
"mm TIM TYWvtl iwr ior (
Kvcrythiug
vjrs
est
-bought a new hat, and gol a poo
! tit prim j r-ly you Kt your niotit
I When you botiglit s poor pair tif
lf!asrf and t a poor coi rectiott
j primary, you Matted your uervt (ure,
! lost o-jt ry rsiajht, and, im tdrntl) .
jou also lost your money!
E. C. MEADE, Optometrist!
KEHOKT OK CONDITION
W THE ALBAN Y SI'A TK
BANK AT ALBANY. OKKGON.
Oregon, ui the State of Oregon, at
of business November 20th, 191 :
No. JS
Keouices
1 .0.1 tit and thtmiut . . $2' 42.4-
Jrrdratt, secured and tin-
itL'ttrcd .. 7 j
HtHids and warrants .. Jl.tJ.U
Stocks sci unties, judrf -
nit nt. etc t).l
Banking house . - .
I" nrniluri' and tixtttti J.J'.''
( 'ther rral tst-iti uwiur 2,7'i
Due iruiii ti.nk (not re-
cre banket o..v.tU
Due iroiu apirocJ roei ve
Uatiks VWi 15
I'.xi h jn'c for cIcarti.K
htxise 7,JIf.4i
l"ali on hand 25,2'b.27
Tlianksgiving
Fowls
Mflioiniis, home ron Turkeys, Ciecse. Ducks and
Chickens for your Thanksgiving or Sunday dinner.
All fouls dressed by Mrs. Claude Vuiik. The finest
poultry in the city. Phone orders to
East Ini in Itros.' Grocery
N. I). Pratt's Grot-ory, I!ast Third
('. Hamilton, IKXi H ist Second
Dr. Nelson, the reat foot specialist from Portland, is
here. Cures corns, bunions, ingrowing nails, moles
ChilManes and warts. Consultation absolutely hoc.
Headquarters, .McDoweH'H Shoe Store. Phone him:
Total $.),".J4J 1.1
Liabilities
1 .ipital moi-k iiaiii in (Ai.nmim
Surplus iiinil 0.5.MJ.IX)
L'minnltil ro!u. In six-
l'i'iist-4 atui uxii pai'l .. .. 4, J '..I-S
Iik1iviiIu.iI ill poiil. BllllJ t-. I
10 chick . 1 ;.',"; .if
Orinaiid ccrlilit-alri of ilc-
.o.it . 6.1 in I''
(ailinr checks jii I t.miliri 1 1
Tunc ami avniK iliiiositi I 1 KT
Total $ J77.J4.1. 1 J
Stale oi Oregon
)ss.
( utinty of Linn )
I, II. X, lioulry, caihier oi the
;il)OVc-namcd bank, tlo Aolrmnly swrar
that the a hove statement i true to
tile Ik'M oi my knowlclc and hrlirf.
i I. It t " I . I-. Y,
("a-Uiitf
Sulncrilied and twurt to heforc un
til ;i J4th day of Xovi-iiiImt, 117.
I.. I.. SWAN.
Notary 1'uhltr.
My coiniuision rxpirc ()t. 27,
VVK
COkkKCT-ltrsl-
D. Jl. noDiM-:.
I-:, it. wim.iamsmx,
W. JACKS' i,
Dirertors.
Toright Only
MML
PETROVA
in
THE LAW
nF
GLOBK THE LAND"
Good Showi
Alwayn
Ceo. ilroailhurit'a (am-
oua plajr
Ailoptrd lor the tcreen.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF J. W. CUSICK & CO.. BANK
ERS, AT ALBANY, OREGON,
in the State of Oregon, at the clone
of business November 20, 1917:
No. 101.
Resources
Loan ml discounts $425. 255. W
OverilralM, nccllrcil anil un-
srcurril oli.2r,
lloniU anil warrant 29,4.V57
Storks, ftccurilicii, jmlK-
iiii'nis, i-ic 7.5IH7H
ll.'inkiriK hur - 'J.IKIllllll
l''urniturc and fixtures 3,714. 5
Olhcr real rntatc ownrr .. .11.H7fl.74
I iio. from hank, (not re
serve hanks) - l.ty5!.25
hue from aM'ro,ni reserve
hanks 152.201. 2V
f'hi-rks ami other cash items I..VI2.II.1
Cash on hanrl 5fl.5n4.lll
flther resources lol. 20
Total $774,061.71
Liahilities
I f'aiiital stock paiil in 75.fm0.00
j Surplus fund I5.0H0.00
I Undivided profits, less cx-
tiftiM-s and taxes tiaid .... fi,5H7.00
' Iuc to hanks and hankers I4.H20.67
! Individual deposits silhject
, to rheck .174.ori5.70
Demand rrrlificales of de
, posit 1,010.25
Cashier checks outstanding I1.stl6.07
j Certified checks 4.1.50
I Time and savinirs deposits 271, HUH, 5.1
Eastburn Bros.
The Grocers
SPECIALS FOR THE REST OF NOVEMHER
Johnson's llest Hour, s.irk $2 45
Olympic Hard U'Jieat Hour, Sack $2,70
Fisher's Itli nd Hour, Sack . $2 05
Hulk Rolled Oals, 14 pounds t qq
fiood Coffer, sitiKlc pound
Matches, fie-ient hox, 12 hoxes 5oc
Orders taken for )recd Turkeys. Chickens, Geese and Ducks
WE ARE HOOVERIZINO. ARE YOU ?
Eastburn Bros.
Other liahilities
.110.00
Total $774,061.71
State of OrcKon, )
)ss.
County of I. inn, )
I, II. B. ('usick, Cashier of t.hr
ahove-namcd hank, do solemnly swear
that the ahove statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
H. B. CUSICK,
- - I J J. - ...l i . j is...
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
ll is 24th ,.,y f Xnw, l')7
W. I.. MARKS.
Notary I'lihltc.
My cninmission expires lire. 21,
1020.
CORRECT Attest:
K. II. CUSICK,
C. II. CUSICK,
Directors.