ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. Uli.
PAOK THREE
36 Inch
Light Percales
1'ieily Nest Paltein 10 choose (rum. trail? worth 20c a yard, ON
8ALK TOMOKKOW ONLY No I'hon or C. O. I. Order Ac
ispled tl'riially piiied at
12c Yd.
WORTH'S DEPT. STORE
"THE QUALITY STORE"
NO RUBBING
Laundry Help
You can Wh Your Clothe Perfectly Clean Without and Rubbing.
Whatsoever.
Hut a little of tht posv-lei into your boiler o( oap and water. Put
in your clothe, turn on the lite and in JO minute, take them out.
time in hot or vuld water, tun, on the line and they will be beau
tifully whit and clean.
25c PACKAGK ENOUGH FOR 10 WASHINGS
GUARANTEED HARMLESS AN D NON - INJURIOUS
AT ALL 1.1 VK DEALERS
(jcoK. Wightman Co.
W) ELEVENTH STREET 'OKTI.AVD CHACON
Kast End Auto Repair
Shop
Any one wishing their car overhauled r.d at the
same tune get acquainted with yor cr vtartini;.
1 kIi t i i t . magneto and generator. ' r if it 1 1 the hast
I nd Auto Kepair Shop. All work ;i; ;r n.:c I. Prices
right. C.IVi: MI- A TKIAL
KAST KM) AITO KKl'A K SHOP
J. Kinp. Proprietor
Home plume Shop. 1247; Residence, 315
The New
Hurley Davidson Bieycle
HAVE YOU SKKN THEM?
Wt Ue tit rereiei) a few af ihfse aVv.-Irs and weuld be vlrair1
to show thrui te you. A'
L. B. HIXSON JR. -
BtTI Phon 165 R
129 Lyou St. Albany Oregon
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The Picture Tells the Story
WASHDAY IS A NUISANCE ia homo whre te aid
style tub and wahboard rule.
You never know it i wahd.iy. when you employ an
Electric Washer. It doe the work quickly, aeatly and at
scarcely any cut. It'a an investment that i than
pay (or ilaelf inside ol one year.
Why not 1st Electricity do your -whiii?
$10.00 BUYS AN ELECTRIC WASHER
Oregon Power Co.
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SCHMITT TELLS OF
NEW F000 REGULATIONS
I ililnt I nioi rut : l or ilir iniotin
.ith.ll ii 1 1 -1- publk llil I o.,( A'ltlllll
ii i, it ion w ill puMili, fritin lime to
hint, 1 )i roii m It (lie minimi of llir lo
t ..I Mt'-IB, H'.ll fllll-". ..rid n af'll.lllO'1
.i arr mi;h Inl.
1. 1-( rwry ' 'iroii family talr slock
f its pat i lot i tn rrpi t,. utrd !)'
its I .y.d iippotl of thr I o.mJ Vil
iiiinit(.ition ! I tt K N'o iJ- 'If r i prrtnitint lo
rll to it my or town mttomir inorr
(lull otir four til f a l.if ft 1 4t t'lir
I Mir, mid no lommnrr li'ull hav'4
tilt luiu) motr lli.tti tlii limit it
( iifttotnrri I i-in if at a rf il .iih r from
t!irir Tr:.rr.t t t u lif ,-oint itiav
t lutr not to rtcrnl onr-lulf a liauirll
at our tinir, mlr of iTtfrr iianti
t!r to ili taut cutomrr f..n 1r tn.olc
only on a r ni it rnrrrl imw the
f'outitv f'hairman of tlir l. S Komi!
Vlmiimtrattoti St on in r1lni(f u
ronMinrri nnil tTI on the !-ai f
out pound of ultitiit t for rpr
llirrp poitndi of w.1ir,tl or rt. flour
pun lurd- Thr folio tj a t 'nn
of t'ir 'ulnrittltf Mlfc'Kf tr l ';n r
flour, corn flour, hurl n fl-.ur.
pot. .to flour and finrtv .t."ih!
nir.il
M'i H - S'orr in thr - - - ' if it
i an only purrli4r from alrr
It'll .irV at nr tinir. Strr "uii
II to rttv tui! town ciitotiirrs on1
our ! '11.tr or th of miliar at onr
timr5 ('ntotiM r livinif outidr of
tlr i it y limit may pure ha sr at on
titnr in f..tt not to rxrrrd pound
lltitrl, rrsnrint and hoarding
l:iiif arr tiinitrt) to trn !av' up
; lv Wlirrr it t know n that a!r
in 1r rr 'i!:mtitir ould worli a
1 ardt!iip on t.!ir ptirrharr on arrotint
of tlir dir.i.ii c from thr .our r of
ii'.plv, niodi:'iration of tlir ahovr rru
rUtioii mav lr tnadr on inaVtuir ar
r ttu't-mrnt s throuyh thr countv rhai--nan
r.f thr T S, l'nod d!ninitration
rristrani and hotrl mut Irrp
nijar howl off thr tahlr. rtrrjrt hrn
fiinifd hv irnrt. and limit ui;ar
rrii-- to thrrr rnl.rlc or two mr
itium ird lump, or an equal amount
of vift 4-u iar
ALFRFD C. SCM MITT,
rii.ilrman. Linn County Food Admtn
itration. Went to Portland
Mm. F. C. C.ipe wrnt to Portland
tin morn i n u to hrar Harry I. a tide r
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
01 of hot water each morn
ing hetpa us look and feel
clean, aweet, fresh.
Har-r-v. brlcht. al-rt vlrornu and
vlvai'toiin a Koo-I rh-nr akin; a nal-
ural. m.y complexion and rroiMIom
from lllnes aro aur-d only by
rli-an. heall-y hlooi. If only evt-ry
wnnuin and llkpwlhi every man could
realiir. thn wimilcr of the morning
lnaldi bath, lmt a cnitlfylnK chaiiBO
would tako plurfl.
lilHti a-l of Uli- thnusanda of sickly,
nmi.-mic liH-kluic men. women and
tlrm with naatr or luu.ldy comtilex'
lon: Im-len.l of tho multltu.le of
nerve wr-'eka." "ruinl-ii.." "brnla
furjB" Binl pessimist wo nlioul-1 a
virile, optimistic tlirtms or roy
checked i-eople everywhere
An Insl-le hath Is had by 'drinking,
eneb morning: before br-'kfast. a
cliisa of real hot water wlih a tna-
apoouful of lime.t.mc phosphato In It
lo was-h fnnn Hie stoti-neh, liver, kid
neys and tell ynr.lH of bowel tlio pro
vlous day's ImllBcxIlhle waste, our
fermeiitatl-iis iin-l s-lons. tl-ua
cleanslni! sweetenlnir id frcaheiiinit
the eutlro ulllilelilaiy cnnal beforo
mittlliK more food Into the Bloinaoll.
'I llnsc snhjecl tc hck n-'iuiarin'.
lonsness. naslv l-rratli. rheiimatlun
colds: and pnrtlclllary those who hnvo
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, lire
urped to obtain a quarter pound v
limestone phosphate, at the driii; t(-:
which will cost but a trllle b'H 1
anlllclent to dciiionstrato the iul:
ami remnrl-alile rhaiiKO In both heall.
and bpp nianie iiwiiltlnK tlinso wi.
pnicllce Internal sanitation. V ma.
renn'iiil-r ti nt inside cleanliness .
nioro hnpoi'tatii thrui outshle, t
cause tlio skin dues not absorb inn i:
Itlea lo contamlnnte lb- blond, win.
tho pure lu Ihu thirty led ot bo-.-,
da
J. W. DILL'S
Kucitlvpus Ointment
For COLDS CROUP
BURNS TONSILITIS
Sold by
V. L. CALAVAN
EAST ALBANY PHARMACY
203 Main Street
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Price 50c
Beware of Substitute!
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Clarcmce PSj
Moore Ibok
th rooming of M. Val
entine's day the bourder
at Mrs. llunmn (athen-d
around Uie long table with
Mrhmil fen iii.ii.umI tnfjr.
est In Ik. luoriiluk" uiall.
j But lbs postman w
ItOh '"la and breakfast hiXKcd.
'-V-l-J dine or twice Mra. Muu
nn had thru.t her .l.irp nose Into the
i-Hiiii and had rvea usked Mr. Itont If
there uaa anythlog more he wished.
Kcoiiil helplf.ics of sriythln' tieiiig
rare nt the Munwm table. Mr. K'sit s
felio-v bonnier rrli.ru-il apiireclntlve
ly win Ii H.-truii thuililut heavily la with
u R--iiiid ru;iful of s muddy mixture,
politely csM.-d coffi-e.
"Kipm-ilOK a vuii-n'lne. Mr. ItootT'
i -l.e-1 iiil-lilevou Libel Itayniond. the
Uil- wt.-ii-k-rn-lier, who was to b
uiarrl--! at Ktister.
Mr. itoot blushed furiously and look-
d IliNi Ins i-inee.
i aii! lix.Muc for an Important let
ter." he v.;-l severely.
"Vali i.:l;.ea ar tinportnnt," teased
Kihel, fur sb Uki-d the quiet llttlt-
uruy inun whi had l-eeo bot-kkeep-r
fur tw-enty-dve years lo a downtown
wnrchotioe. Mr. Hoot's bachelor q-mr-ters
at the top of tlie house had hen.
;stkeii of as a inodel of comfort bv
the men of the Munson boarding bout
but the women woiiid hsv It that the
little tuan must be lonesome, an-l
ainonic tlu-iuselves th-y bad eeeretly de-
hliil tl.nt It would he a fitting ro
mance If -Mr. Itoot married Miss Ida
Wlnjcfli-ld. the schoolteacher who sat
Mt the end of the table.
Mis Wliigfleld. once pretty, now
pale and tired, "villi rather a distin
guished sir lent by her abundant gray
balr. always played Mr. Hoot'a accom
paniments when he bronght bla violin
town to the parlor.
'Tbere'a the ixisttnan now P cried
Kthel Hiiyinond eagerly.
A loud knock came at tbe baaeiuent
d-s.r snd Selina pltsbh-d slowly to take
In the handful of letters.
Ida Wiugfield picked np her valen
tine, broke tbe .! with a reverent
finger and pulled out a charming c.u
coctlorj of lace paper and foldea hearts
and flying cuplda. There were roses
aud forget-me-nots snd arrows scat
tered everywhere.
Ah '." breathed Uui excited table as
Miss Wlngtleld replaced It In the en-
'loie.
"You are satisfied, Mrs. MunsonT"
akel Mr. Hoot In a rasping tone.
"I'd like to know who sent It." sniffed
Mrs. Munsou as she went out and
bangi-d the door after her.
"Iiuiertlnent Insufferable!" rasped
old Mrs. Ilodd. a she followed the
schoolteacher out Into the basement
hall. "I wouldn't remain here a day
longer only Mrs.Munson la an excel
lent cook and as nent aa wax person
ally she Is Impossible I" She pounded
Sweet Odors Always Popular.
From the vt-rr earliest nut man has
if nl swift odtirn. In the Bible we
rend of the burning uf Incense on the
altars and the very word perfumery
(under whleh head we may Include all
delicate fumes or smells) coiues from
the Latin ftimu. smoke or vapor. The
arly Kgvptlans knew the u of the
still, mid adapted It to the separation
if the iH.nroun principle from frngrant
plants, bm the most niicleut odors
were drawn front natural gums, such
as camphor, myrrh and cinnamon.
Collie Got Name From -Collar."
The collie's name appears to be
shrouded In mystery, but there seem?
to be a fairly reasonable foundation
for supposing that It la from "coll"
or "collar." on account of the broad
white mark around the nevk Mhich Is
seen In the majority of these d
READ OUR WANT ADS
COMB SAGE TEA
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre at Once.
Common rarden ear brewed Into a
henvy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
sil.li-.l. will turn gray, atreaked and
faded hnlr beautifully dark and lux
uriant. Mlxlna- the Bain Tea and Sul
phur recipe at home, though, Is
troublesome. An easier way la to ret
the ready-to-use. prepnratlon Improved
by the addition of other Ingredient,
a large bottle, at little cost st drug
stores, known aa MVyeth'a 8a-e and
Sulphur Compound,'! thus avoiding a
lot of muss.
While e-ray. faded hair la not sinful,
w all dealre to retain our youthful
appearance and. attractiveness. Ity
darkening your hair with Wyeth's
Sars and Sulphur Compound, no one
ean tell, berauso It doea It ao natural
ly, so evenly. You Just dampen a
spona-e or soft brush with It and draw
thla throuKh your hair, taking one
emsl! strand at a time: by mornlnar
all array hairs hav disappeared. After
another application or two your hair
becomea beautifully dnrk, glossy, aoft
and luxuriant and you apnear years
younger. Wj-Jth' Sage and Sulphur
Compound la a delightful toilet requl
atte. It la not Intended for the our,
mlaitatton or prevention of disease.
ur goia-neaaad can on th stair aa
ah mounted.
Ida Wlngfleld slipped Into her warm
cloak and went out into th snowy
streets. Tbe wonderful valentine
burned again her --art; ahe waa con-
adou of Ita n ill:, v all day. It took
away the atlng from lue ronile one she
found In her desk, and It upheld ber
through t trying day with ber pupils.
Night found her coming how to tbe
boardlug house and her dull room with
lar-llk eye and ousted cheeks, she
looked positively lovely. Hvinance waa
Dot dead after alL
Mrs. M union cam Into tbe dining
room with Importance wrltun on her
allow countenance,
"Mia Wlngneld. I'm dreadfnlly sor
ry but Tm afraid that valentine you
got thla morning Isn't for you, after all.
Along alout D'ioo a lady cam in from
next door and aald that ber name waa
Wlngfleld and wanted to know If any
mall for ber bad been left ber by mis
ts ke. Kald ber nam was lues Wlng
fleld ao I guess, maybe, that valentine
waa for her."
Ida Wlngtleld suddenly looked Uli
all th light and color died out of bar
Valentines Ar Important.''
face. ts:owly hc took the enwlope
from ber btntoio aod pHK.sl it to the
hnrd ft-uturwl womia blde ber.
There was alienee arouud the tade
for an lnt.int. Thea before Mr. Mud
son could utove awty Asa Root got op
and held out his but.d.
"I will take that letter. If yoo pteas!.
Mts. Munson. It belt nss tu Mtxa Win.
held Lkium' liemu.M I sent It to hrr!
Terhai-n MIkm Wii.tleld will tell you
that she Is ftiuji to iu:irry me Tery
soon. said Mr. Ko.t confidently, al
though this was not uoly news to him
self but to Ma Wlngneld us well.
Tell th-m are you. Mat" wLttt
jred Mr. ltfot eagerly.
Why yen of course ! murmured
Ml mh Wlngiield shyly, and that ws the
only proposal of marriage that she re
elved from the bookkeeier; but when
rlnster Uawued there were two wed
lltis lroiu the Muiisod house and one
of the brides w as Ida Wlngtleld.
MCPHERSON POST 6.11
McPherion Post No. 5, G. A. R..
had a ucll attended inccting last
Saturday, Coniamndcr C. J. l.awson
1-rrtidinv. C. H. Walker, adjutant.
Invitation from Ellsworth Post
and Ellsworth Woman's Relief Corps
01 Corvallis to Mcl'herson Pot and
Eair Chiks Circle N'o. I, Ladies ol
the G. A. K., was accepted, to at
tend a joint celebration of Washing
ton's and Lincoln's birthdays Satur
day. Feb. 16. 2 p. in., in I. O. O.
F. Hall.
President Kerr of the O. A. C.
will deliver an address upoi Wash
ington; Rev. D.H. Leech, upon Lin
coln. M- Pherson Post general committee
appointed last fall to make arranc
nents lor entertaininir tl'e next en-
sin '
ma m
fac JP6EAKT sVmiTwTse rookie
WHAT DIFFERENCE i i
WH0 T3 rTFTHEYW-an f sA KNOWING CU
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Thrift Means
P.osperity
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Parsimony
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ihild outfit io avoid watte-
i'ii -irnuiiurc tin 4 ui l
f jv r lirrn rr iMiaisitldr. but
not to ihf point Oi pari-
inony.
Save tome monry by a I!
in t-etns, uu have a goldrn op
porttju-tv. invrw in l.ilerty
Hond Thrift Stamp and
Vr Savin '"ertiiu. atr. )t
it until 1 i.urtf.. Vuu I! help
;-our r.untry. Vou U help
yourelt. Vou II ha.r a prof
it ablr invcttnicnt and one
that is .ccurc.
li'a Liberty Bond or War
Sat mjfs t rrtif it at is not
safe backed by Uncle
Sain nothing can be safe.
Hut do not hoard, keep muit
ot your monry moving jut
a you al va havr.
'the needed and Irgiiimate
; tircJiaftc hotild te mailr
t v a ever.
We niu-t have seasonable
clothing and can probably
-y it no more chealy
llian later. We niukt and
h mid have time and labor
-aing device in our home,
oiiirc, factorie just at al
ways. Let us spend our money for
ther d;ir;ftlt thing. Hut
let us spend it more carefully,
more advirdly. more wisely
than ever. Let us habitually
read and study the advertise
ment hetforr buying. Let u
make every dollar count.
' et us renew our obligation
to work harder keep .herr
nil spend wisely, and r.eei
tlinch a moment from our
:uty.
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Ve have now a government
authorized agency for tiie
selling of Thrift Sumps and
War Saving Stamps
(For Sale at Our Office.)
Cash Values
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HXHXHXH HAMILT0NS' HHXHXI
campment. Department of Oregon.
j ir. Albany were empowered to ap
point subcommittees. The commit
tee consists of W. P. Small, C. M.
We-tbrook and R. Richardson, who
will begin active work about April
1st
Arrangements were made for re
carpeting the hall floor.
Post Commander W. New-ton, of
Eastburn Bros.
The Grocers
Why pay two prices (or Vanilla Ertracts. when you can let eUa
at en;th extract of us at na f the price others are chartjlng. Try
it- if not sa'.iukd your mo'ey ri'i.ndfd.
2-ounce M. K. VANILLA EXTRACT ...
4-ounce M. & R. VANILLA EXTRA-JT .
8-ounce M. 4 R. VANILLA EXTF.ACT ...
16-ounce M. ft R. VNNIt.LA EXTRACT .
32-ounce M. ft R. VANILLA EXTRACT
STILL SELLING
2 can SWEET CORN
2 cans STRING BEANS
2 can SUGAR PEAS
2 can GOOD TOMATOES
Best Quality MACARONI, per pound
Fancy Oregon Dried PRUNES,
All Kinds of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES IN SEASON
The Famou SIMONS BROCCOLI ha commenced to arrive.
HAMILTON'S' shxhshs
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5:ailor Hoy Style, iif , r
yoke aud long Jri ,t-
11.75
Mo White M iililtc
blue fUnnrl collarv-
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NEW BUNGALOW
APRONS
-Are nn here, in liijht and
dark color, pin sir iet pre
vailing. Priced from
$1.25 to 12.23
While looking over tlie Run
galuw Apron, -loa't tail to
see tlie tplendij
NEW HOUSE DRESSES
Made on the newest 'ii.es
in light colored pin str'pes.
J' 12.23
5 S S $
'' "Choosing a House
Dress is Like Picking a
Hurband; it Pays to
Consider Both Looks
-' and Wearing Qualities."
- Aunt Mary.
4 S 9
SERVICE FLAGS
We now have ome st.lcn.
did Silk Service KlagY
Get your .here tomorrow.
FOUND A Ring,
call at Oiiiic.
Owner
Worthwhile H
Ellsworth Post, wa a welcome viit-
OPE- MEETING Willamette
Camp No. 54fs5, M. W. A. extend
an iiVitation to the public Wednes
day evening, Feb. 13th. to hrar
Head Camp Auditor J. G. Tate on
Woodcraft, and musical program.
fllU
.. 25c
. 40c
. 73c
. $1 25
. $2.?5
25c
25c
25c
... 25c
. 10c
10c
pound