Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, March 13, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13, 1911. PAQI THRU Ah fit) 1 It lie Gc!r Days r! Comfort onl cl n posch I Real GUAVfcXY Clicwljig TSaa r.culCra. oly PIiitT N auch pood ttibneo (just cnoui:!l .vei:!:niii' lo flavor f, tiu.t a plui; of Rnl Gravely liisla much longer thnn in orilinary plurr, a.iti j.iv l!.o cms. fort and atufaclion ct coot (obuccj. Give any ibbh ech.w tf R IG.-v'r Pl'ir.andhe will tM yttlA.if'a Id kinJ ti fitU. hrnd the belli Ordiu-iry .lu li f.lne .cimmny. Il cotU per u di.w K- I (.ravel, bu small chew ul ti last lun wl'iSu- If you tmoliK plpr, alio Crav.ly with your Inife ami Add e, lilll. to your smkum luUu It wU girt flavor improv. your iiioLa, P.LND VOIH I IIH-'WO IN Tn '. n. SI-StVICE A 1-Uui.U Ol omvixr Dln all armiml rr II ! 10c. pIm. A 3c. gMp will sl M ll bu l.ai"U ui Trwua Camp " prt M 111 I'. S. A. I..i W," J. MM., will UUiha. Your d-lf !! upp.'r MV.lwfM swi tvm cm! dwactMM lw ( mUtm M, P. O. CHAVr LY T03ACC0 CO., Danville, Va. IV Pulml I'nS It ri mmd CItn .mf U ii it art Jui Cai .W tail WxJua W Eatnbll.ruxl 1831 Wat Here on Business A. J. raltiiiill ol I lit- I'jttm't I. mil lrr nmi'iiy of l'ui-l..'il in t"n -.riilay nn lntiinr.u S K K CI.ASS1K1KI) AD Men I Will Cu lo Junction City Mi. W. A M.v l.i'n nf Jlimtinn City t'llli'ii. i.i tinirtiii! In' allrml t!'c crlrln .,i inn ti thr 5ntli ! wrililmu animcrfcjry o' I)r ; ml Mil N I.. 1 rr I Fruits and Vegetables Sue, (rrU yraAiuU froiti lm.il ant) trupuat Kilriift and orrl'rd llrl.i lo ttiake your mraU more pjUtaMr FKKS1I TOM ATOKS, TURNIPS. 1-KTTUCE, PAkSNIPS, CABMACK. CARROTS, CAU1.1FI.OWEK, GREENS, GRAPEFRUIT, OKANGKS. LEMONS. BANANAS. FINE OREGON APPLES Holloways Farmer's Store WHI K l: GROCKRIr.S AKI: SOLD RIG! IT-phone 7 Spend Day in Corvallii Mn. I . M. Krnyn ol Scat lie anl AIiv Cynthia Ro of tliii city arc ii'tiidiii ihe day in CorvaIH vikMinif fncivd. , ( Moving to Maxhfiel5 Mr. and Mrt. Joe Willtain were in Alt'any thti morning n their way to M-irlifi-1(J lo nuke t heir hoinf Thry formerly lived here and Mr. WiUiuit worked in Uic Meeker Meat market, n.ry recently lied in Portland. Return From California Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Crawford re turned home Uftt ninht after tpendirip; a . rouvlc of months in California They vetted at I os AnRelct and T.ontj Itrai h and other prominent (daces. AN OLD RECIPE TO Sage Tea and Sulphur Tumi Gray, Faded Hair Dark and Glossy.f CITY NEWS Ketumtd Horn Mr. M. A, Wanijrl returned to licr Ihmiic in Si. Joliiti tliu moiniiiK alter a vitit in Ixlanon and Aliany. While herd the vititcd at the home ol Walt er 1'attcrton. To Visit Siiter Mr.. T. J. Kutler nd brother. W. II. Holt, left thia morning lor Wen dell to icnd the day with their .la ter. .Mr.. W. 11. Nk.hol.on On Buaines. Trip (.Inin Cleek went to Portland thia inomiiig on butiru-h.. io See Mother and Siater Mra. I'. II. Sinrth tM to I'onland tliik morning to iit her mother, Mra. K. K. RiH, lid kl.ler, Mn. ilyrtle Huin. To Work in Shipyard I-'rd .Michel left thia morning for. Vamuuter to aut-pt a pokition in the shipyard. ( Went to Portland Jtidijc I'. K. Kelly and wife went to I'onland thit nujrninir for a few 'hy.' viiit On Butineae Trip Will Itarrctt went to Monmourh thii morninir on buiineL Went to Salem BABY CHICKS MUST BE KEPT WARM BUCKEYE COLONY HOVERS -re the Simplest, moat Economical Brooder, ma V'. For 100 or 1.000 chick.. Hums coal; .ubitantia and tale. $22. SO complete while the present supply lasts. AlmMt vryon know thAt Rajts Ta snd Rulphur, properly compound d. brlnitB) ba k th natural oolor and luitr to th hair whn fld, strakd or rrny. Years ft no ths only way to jret this mlituro wi to make It at horns, srhirh in muay and troublraoma. Nows.Myi wm simply aik at any drtis; st(tr for Vyth'a Rac and Bui ihir otiiounii " Vnu will art a large bottl of thtn nld-tlins rtrlpa Improved by th addition of other Ingredients, at very lit t Is eost. Kvsryaody usoa this prepnr.ttlnn now, because no on ran pnwtbly tell that you darkened your hair, as It does It so naturally and evenly. You dampen a spong-e or oft brufth with It and draw this through your hair, taklnr ono small stran1 nt a time; by morning- ths gxay ht.tr dl:tppsra. and after another ap pllration or two, your hair becomes beautifully dnrk. thick and rlossy and yoti ok vesfi younger. Wyeth's Baica and S i1hur fonipounil Is a delightful totl.-t i.:u'"lto it in not Intended for t-e rwr". :. if ', .ntlon it prevention of Call and aee them and get our prices on Poultry Supplies. MURPHY'S SEED STORE TO LINN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS Tlrs i. to announce that I am m:ik:ng Albany my headquarter, a id will be pleased to call on yju at any tin., regarding school f'jiniture and supplies. E. P. SHOEMAKER ( aie Hotel Albany. Aenl (or Northwest School Furniture Co. Of Portland. Bell J27 Home Phone 8 III r ' ill. li Goin Out of Business I will offer my entire stock of groceries for sale for cash, commencing Thursday, March 14th All canned goods will be sold for cost or less THE SALE CONTINUES UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS SOLD The Busy Corner Grocery Grant Froman, Proprietor 4th & Lyon Sis. Pure Drugs and Chemicals Look the list over Quality guaranteed by us 3-01. Pure Glycerin 25c 3-oi. Pure Extract Vanilla 25c l ot. Pure Extract Lemon 25c 3 os. Spirit. 6amphor 25c 6-os. Electric Oil Liniment 50c 3-os. Pure White Pine Cough 25c 8-0. Pure White Tine Cough . 50c 1 pint Household Ammonia 15c 1 pint Pure Turpentine I 1 pint Denatured Alcohol 20c 1 pint Pure Olive Oil ..65c I pint Pure Witch Haacl 25c 1 pound Epsom Salts 15c Powdered Borax, package 15e Pure Alum 15c Lux Washing Powder 10c Palm Olive Soap 10c Glycerin Soap 10c Shaving Soap 10c AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES PRICES REASONABLE lUirkhart & Lee IH H z H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X X H X H X H X H X H X H ZHZH3XHZHXM IIAMILTONS XXHSHSHH8H&HCt n The Style-Event of the Season, Which Is of Such jj jj National Importance Is Now in Full Sway in Our Store T Do not raise this PRINTZESS Week Display ol fine ready to wear coata and suit.. Even if youare not ready to buy you ahould ace thse distinctive new PRINTZESS models the very teat word of Dame Fashion in Women'. Outer AppareL These Coata and Suit, embody the latest accepted Pari and Lon don ideas faithful reproduction which are absolutely correct in .ilhouette and line. The materials are Quality Fabrics, splendidly tailored. They combine with their fashionable lines a distinctiveness that every woman seek the distinction in dress for which the PRINTZESS line is famous. ( Just at this time you will find our Garment Department at the height of ita attractiveness, with a wide variety of choice mode la from which to make selection.. Yon are cordially invited to pay a visit to this style review and note the new idea, for this season's wear. Did you sec the PRINTZESS ad. in The Ladies' Horn Journal, Women. Home Companion. Vogue or Harper'. Bazaar? See our Window Displays Then step inside and come in the ele vator to the Second Floor. Cash Values Worth While ZHSHXHXHZHS HAMILTONS H S H S H S H H H Everybody's Store 3 HXHSHXHXHSHS Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Looney wen. to Salem this morning on business. Here From Brownsville Mrt Robert Templeton of Brown.-, ville is in town today on butinei Visiting Mrs. Bilyu Mrs. B. M. Cushman of Browns ville is vi-iting at the home of Mrs.u Mary Bilyeu. L. Sheldon Here I.. Sheldon, who is 'traveling' for Millrr-Calhour Notion House, is in the city today. George Crawford Commiesioned Goortrc Crawford, who has, been attrnillr,; t'J- third officers' training camp at San Francisco, passed SAYS HOT WATER . WASHESPOISONS FROM THE LIVER Everyone should drink hot water Nwith phosphate In It, before breakfast. lTc feel as fine as the proverbial fiddle, we must keep the liver waahed clean, almost every morning, to pre vent Its spoDfre-lIke pores from clog ging with Indigestible material, sour bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted physician. It you get headaches. It's your liver. If you catch cold easily, it's your liver. If you wake up with a bad taste, furred .tongue, nasty breath or stomach be comes rancid. It's your liver. Sallow skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes all denote liver uncles nllneea.t Your liver Is the most important, also the must abused and;, neglected organ of the body. Few know Its (unction or how to release 'the dammed-up body waste, bile and toxins. Most folks resort to violent calomel, which Is a dangerous,'' salivating chemical which earsonly be used occasionally because jit accumulates In the tissues, also attacks the bones. Every man and woman, sick or well, should drink each morning be fore breakfast a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos phate In it, to wash from the liver and bowels the previous day's Indigestible material, the poisons, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and freshening the enure alimentary, canal before putting more foodAlntg, the .comsch. Limestone phosphate does not rej strict the diet like calomel, because! It can not salivate, for It la harmless and you can eat anything afterwards.' It' Is Inexpensive and almost tasteless, and any pharmacist will sell yon a quarter nound whfrh l. ufflppnt for a dm. onstrattnn of how hot water and lime I stone phosphate cleans, stimulates and freshens the liver, keeping sxu feeling . Dt ilnr In and day out. thrchizh lAlbany Monday night on his way to Ft. Stevens. He has been commissioned a second lieutenant. If is alio reported that Mark V. Wea f. -Hard, who has been a captain at Ft. Sdl, Oklahoma, has been promot ed to be a major. Confirmation of the report, however, is racking. W. O. W. NOTI.CE On Friday evening. 8 p. m., Albany Camp No. 103 will celebrate theur 23d Anniversary. An excellent proa-ram ha. been planned and a good time is assured. Woodmen and families are invited to attend. By order of C. C. ml213wl2 Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS REGULAR EVERY -DAY PRICES TO EVERYONE Fancy DRIED PRUNES Good ONION SETS buy early Good DRY ONIONS, any amount RUT A BAGAS. CARROTS and TURNIPS . Simons BROCCOLI now arriving Pound 10c 2 pounds 2Sc per pound 2ic per pound 2c 5, 10, IS and 20c WE BUY EGGS FOR CASH OR TRADE. Can use a few CHICKENS for Saturday's trade. Advice to the housewife on Hoov eriiing List the amount of subeti stutes you can use, corn meal rolled oata, oats flour, rice, rice flour corn starch, buckwheat flour, hominy and take the same amount of flour in bulk. Easy Try it. THE GREAT DESIRE of this iiiMitntion is to ttive service, satisfaction, and protection Feel free to consult with us at any time regarding your business problems. This institution cordially invites you to use its facilities. ALBANY STATE RANK ALBANY. OREGON FOUR PER CENT ON DEPOSITS Electricity b the Cheapest Pover Yqu can Buv Electricity is no longer a luxury to bo enjoyed iy the few. It is now within the reach' of the many. Read the following figures based on the average rates for electric current. A nicker worth of electricity will: Run 11 in. f n for 10 hn. Run MMinf m:hln motor tow 10 lira Play an alwctrlc piano for ft rr. Pump 500 f allorf ol wattr K0 ft high Clip i hof Mil groom t horttv Grind 2 li buhU of oar corn Crack 10 DuaheU of corn Thrvah 7 bushaU of barUy Grind 400 lb, of aauaago CUan 2200 q. foot of carpat Churn SO lb. of buttar Saparato 3S00 Iba. of milk Milk IScowi Oparata grindatono for IB tirs and do many other useful things. lt u show you where ttgetricity wilt help YOU OREGON POWER CO. 4? ft V ft Both Phones 15 306 W. Second miss -.