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Newspaper Page TextPAOt rout ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, Tl'ESDAY, MARCH !(, lilt. Have you selected a new pair of- Gloves for Easter Come in and see our selection of gloves of the very best makes. White, Black and the popular light shades in wash able and the regular finish. Don't delay buying a pair while we have a complete range of sizes. Expertly fitted. Excellent values at, a pair, $1.85 to $2.25 Flood's Store 334 West First St. BEGIN NOW-Toplan your Spring housecleaning 5000 ROLLS of Spring wall paper just received by express. Exclusive patterns and designs. Brighten up those shabby rooms. FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE THE STORE OF QUALITY SALTS IF KIDNEYS OR BLADDER Hamlass to tuh Kidney and BMtiml ts tiritatiaf addt-pbodi4 far system, NEW MILK ROUTE Milk 10c per Quart Juit starting a new milk route. Cows test from 5 to 6 per cent. Customers wanted phone your order today. W. M. SCl'DDER. Prop. Sunrise Addition Home Phone L-5i5 VVhsy sad Bladder weakness NeaM from aria acid, says noted aataority. The ksenars altar this acid from the blood and peas it oa to the biaddsr, where It often nasalaa to irritate aad '-a. esnatng a banung. snalrlins; eeneetinn, or ssctint up an irritation at the aeek o the hiaddtr. obluruur yon to seek relief two or three tunes during the aurM. The siuTirar Is in eoastans dread, the water peases onmetimao with a an. Mine I aeaaatiosi aad ia vary prof us.; again, there is difficulty ia avoiding it Bladder weakness, most loUa call K, bsrause they cant eoatrol nrlnoflna. Waits it is aitiaiuely anaoriiut aad aoaas tiaies wary painful, this ia really one of the moot simple aiuneaU to otmmie. Get about four onaeas of Jad 8alto froas your pharmacist and taks n table pooaral ia a (lees of water before hiaskfiet. eon tin ue this for two or three days. This will neutralise the adds la the urine eo it no longer ie a source of Irritation to the bladder aad urinary or gans which then act normally again. Jad Salts ia lacxpcnsm, harmless, aad ia made from the acid of grapes aad lemon juice, combined with Uthia, aad ie need by thousands of folks who are soajses to urinary disorders censed by rie acid irritation. Jad Salts is splen did for kidneys and causes no bad efforts wbatsrer. Bare Too bava pleasant, efferveseeat lithis-waler drink, whieh quickly rebel es Madder trouble. A Mighty Spectacle of Happiness! "THE BLUE BIRD" Globe Easter Sun. i LA IT TIME TODAY SHOWS AT - 2:30 4:30 7:30 9:30 Red Cross Benefit - MABEL TALIAFERPO IN "DRAFT 258" ALSO SYDNEY DREW AND LUKE COMEDIES 1 "Draft 258" A thundering message delivered with sledge-hammer blows starring Mabel Talaferro It's a worthy successor to "THE SLACKER." Orchestra Tonight PRICES fifteen AND twenty-five CENTS ANOTHER DAY SHOW- WED. -THURS in George Walsh THE GINGER BOY The Pride of New York IT'S A KNOCKOUT UNBENT HAS COM . MUNITY MEETING SAT. TANGENT, March 2. (Special) The community meeting Inst Saturday March 23 was a decided success in spite of the fact that farm work kept many of the men away. The program consisted of lectures by Mr. Kinnerty of Albany. Mr. Maxwell of llulsoy. Mr. Van Taasell of Albany and Mr Horner of Corvallis. Vocal solos were given by Miss Nellie Morgan, Miss Opal Sper and Robert Taylor. Piano solo by Miss Townes was enjoyed. A piano duet was given by Misses Hal lie Jenks and Bessie Swope; a recita tion by Searle Pennebaker and a min uet by the intermediate room of the Tangent school. At noon a Hoover dinner consisting of ryebread sandwiches, baked beans pickles, salad, one-crust pie and coffee and was served by the high school girls. It was enjoyed by all. The Tangent school has been hav ing a "thrift contest- t'oints were riven for Thrift Stamps, War Savings Stamps and Liberty Bonds. Any room which was 25 per cent thrift got 600 points, SO per cent thrift got 1.000 points. 75 per cent thrift got 3,000 noints and 100 per cent thrift got 5, 000 points. The room having the moat points was to receive a half-holiday. The high school won the contest but the intermediate and grammar rooms were very close, each being 100 per cent thrift. Altogether, the pupils of our school now own $1143.25 in Thrift Stamps War Savings stamps Bonds. and Liberty RED CROSS STORE IN URGENT NEED OF CLOTHING The Red Cross store on Broadalbin street is again badly in need of shoes and clothing of all kinds, as the sup ply is about all sold. Anyone having clothes and shoes of any size and description should bring them to the store. Calls are being made every day for them. The store is doing a good business and should receive the support of everyone. mm Insure Your Lire Slock AGAINST Insect Parasites and Disease BY USINO Kreso Dip No. 1 WT A H D A Rl! 1RW F.ffctive Uniform Economical Kill. Met, MltM and F1m. fo' Scratch, Wound.. &t?b, nd Common fihio Trouble. Prevent. Hof ChoUra tjpiimtom lrr knm pro that a 2H dalutaoa ti Krrao PtpK. J k J V.Oe W wltl lend r0u free a booklet of) the tfe-tm.nt or mango, ftitmi or MtchmariK-.arthriti., aoromouth.ct W will end yon froa a booklet on vw to build a hc wallow. wbiahwvlll p hoc- cltin and health?. Wa will aand Ton frao a booklet M hw to keep your hoc free boa ia asret paraaitea and dieeaaa. Write (or them they are free. Ksm Dip Ho. I taOrtcJapaataodraa Ft SmU ft BURKHART & LEE First and Ferry Sts. School Children's Matinee WEDNESDAY 4 P. M. "SON of DEMOCRACY" COMEDY WEEKLY GLOBE. Students 5c GENERAL PERSHING ASKS 10 RECEIVE DECORATIONS WASHINGTON, March JcS. (U. P.) Gen. Pershing, through the war department, asks congress to author ise American troops to wear decora tions bestowed by the allied govern, menta and to give him similar powers to award allied heroes. Decorations are a powerful incent ive to "gallantry in action." Recipro cal bestowuls help to keep good feel ing. Senator Chamberlain introduced a bill granting the request. MAYER HEIRS LOSE CASE IN SUPREME COURT SAI.EM. March -:.-( U. P )-The supreme court today reversed Judge Galloway's decision in the raao of II. B. Mover vs. the Stephens-Russell company to compel secific perform ance of contract. The case was ap pealed from Linn county. The rase was brought by the Moyrr heirs to compel the company to com. plete the purchase of a tract of tim ber. Eire burned part of it after the contract was made. Easter Coats, Suits. Dresses. Waists and Skirts Get yours at the J. C. Penney Co. Store and save. They arc like I lot Cukes but yours is still here. dresses $:.!). $G.yo, $7.jo, $8.o, su.yo, $12..r0, $11.7:)., $K;..r)0. SUITS $12.50, $11.75, $1(5.50. $18.50, $19.75,' $22.50. COATS $!.)(). $12.50", $11.75, $16.50, $18.50, $22.50. $21.75. CHILDREN'S COATS $3.HS, $1.50, $1.98, $5.90, $. S'0, $7.90. DRESS SKIUTS $3.98, $1.50, $1.98, $5.90, $6.90, $9.90 SILK W AISTS in Jjp and Crepe $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $1.98. MUSTEK BROW N SHOES for HOYS AND GIRLS Everything . - - - Kverythin Always Jr-?JZ.?C,if'& ,orLe" lor Less saaaawixaTTryTk'?' i i j ajal Always AI)VKKTISi:i I.KTIKKS The following is a list of the ad vertiscd letters remaining in the Al bany, Oregon, postoffice March L'.'i, l!K; Mrs. f. A. fraft. W. J. Krual. Mrs. Klua (lixlcr, Mrs. Allin Johnson, Min nie Key, (I. K. King, I.. II. Moiitayne, Mcl'owit & I'ettymun, Atlys.; McDon nrl, Mrs. J. S.; Mert Met lain. Mr. Newman, Mr. Kluyd Pander, lloliert Warner, eai., N. W. Washington, Mrs. Art Williams. C. II. STKWAUT. P. M. NOTIt'K TO CONTRA (TOKS A. A. ltcmler. clerk of Scho.il ti trict No. 'Ja, l.inn County, Oregon, will receive hhli for the rcmodclinir of and the erection and completion of an ad dition to their school huititinir. These wor!- s to he In sreordnnre with plans nnd upccificntions as prepared by Ar nold ('. eJnV.ins. Architect, until two o'clock .vntiinlay. April 13, I'M 21mZ7 MAETERLINCK'S BLUEBIRD" GLOBE Easter Sundav. The filming of Maeter linck's 'The BLUEBIRD" GLOBE Easter Sunday. A Keen Realization nf our responsibility to the pub lic is the constant vuirie to our Action. We appreciate the fact that we owe something more to our customers than merely sell intf them motorcycles. We know they expect the best qualities ami the hitrircst values when they come here. And wo are proud to say they are never disappointed. L. B. HIXSON JR. 129 Lyon St. Bell phone 165-R, Home 2417 Albany, Or. GLOBE TUE HOME OF Paramount I 1 c t u r e i ill 4 -ilk a tANN't vafc '1 Ttnlay Fannie Ward in ' Unconqucrcd' Other offcrinRs. Usual prices. Wl.-Thur. MARGUERITE CLARK in BAB'S BURGLAR MAZOLA 1 This pare oil from corn for shortening and all general .cooking improves food quality and saves animal fats. IT has taken American ingenuity to solve the fat problem to find a practical, wholesome vegetable oil for shortening, deep frying, auteing something that will enable us to save butter, lard and suet. The result is Mazola a pure, wholesome oil refined from golden American corn. Mazola has taken the place of (he old cooking mediums because housewives find that it gives more satisfactory results. And since Mazola is a vttftallt til it makes it easy tut them to follow the plans of Food Administrator Hoover. Mazola is economical not one single drop is waited it ran be used over snd over again as it docs not transmit taste or odor from one! food to another. Get Mazola from your grocer in pint, quart, half-gallon or gallon tins. The Urge size give greatest economy.. Also ask for the free Mazola Book of Recipes or write us direct. r Tw mmi mmS4 W MimI. Am. mm sto m)n mUmum. ' Corn Products Refining; Company 17 Battery Place New York JonBtoa,LieW Company PartUsa, Ortfsa fellJLJJLllKA IB vWP?