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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 191 PAUK THREE. OCIETY DRATKICB BANDERS Society K dit or Bell 481 -J. Mia. Kurl ('inifu-ld preaided hk hoateaa Krlilny lifter noon to the Ni'im NuiMphft I'lulittUMMlxTH, wllell they tilt t Mllll Wllt H BtH'Ull nftlTIHMltl lit her home. Thi room a wtirv effectively udortifil with piufualoii of aweetpeua Mini natoia. Alter uliort huaineaa aeaaion, fiinrywurk and ronvemitliiui wrrr enjoyed until h Inter hour when hlfht refreahmenta were aerved, Tint HnU (iiimn k'' were rhurin. iiik'ly entertiiUied on rridny afternoon at th hum of Mia Air tha Cum tu in it a, when ah preaided a hateaa. Tho pleMauttt overling's huum Wera puaaed In muair nml other diveraiona At a lnt hour lunch wna aerved ty the lumleaa. TO KEEP WELL ATcpooifuUIPlRUNA Tart Tiact a Day lion NVvrr Hern Down Sick Since Taking PERUNA Raad thia .attar from Mr. Robt. Minniak, Oraaa Rang, Montana. "In 100 1 wna nut In Xanana Ihrwhlnti wit Hi lliiliiii .rw hil to p (I t tliKii a. I tt f I hm rrj ral.i ftmmm AIhbh to l h tMl it uii timr m lul I was rllnM vry III I'm an .. . I J.I- l ! frMS l rial arul nt fur m b-.uu uf ruii ninl . of I'aryna Tb leia, bl.h atralKhlnatJ m out in huriy. "I hnvm toea - alrk lar faal tlma. I la aal take aay alaar ar4lHaa t leapt 'uim. 1 kp It on hand ir l t M. r ri wt. t c 1. 1. rt -h 1 1 1 y . or a llllla 144. I al- tmhm farau, topl ahoulil mil wait until thay ara down irk and than taha It, but abuuld p It on hand Ilka f do and hn thy Nal bad. Ibar akawU Raaommanrfao for Catarrhal Inflammation of ovary daaorlption. A iliuirt will i yiveii lonltrht ttt the iirmory under thu diiwtiun of the lfunur (iuind Kill- j"mI inuaie will he furiiiahed mid M luro eruwd ia i-x- MHU'l. Mr. hiiiJ Mia. Kurl ('.infield Mid Mr. ihh Mm. Iliuiiir luwd ami rhildrei; ilruvo tu Cutviillia Thu radii y eve rim ir ami enjoyed a plrnic lumh ami Jidlv rue rent iun. a A miinh e uf K'rl fru-mla wt rn ttrtuinri h at wifk at thr hum uf Mm a I -on Ni-UTKall. A umikI hour Hua ftat-l ly th yurata. hainty rv frivhmita cumph'tnl thi rvrnititf. Miaa Klura Miimiii wna htiNtoaa to mi uttiai tivK lit t If v.Tiifi.U huffcl (Upper un Satunlny rveniiiir uf Ut wrrk, when aha rntcrtainnl in hunui f Mi hi Wini low Hutchiiiauii. ScvithI tfUfnta fiijuyfil thia rhuriiiiiii; ItttU af fair at tho Mimon home. f Thr firal iiit-rtinir uf thr araaon for tlir miwiilirra uf thr Motlrrn Trnveh-ra waa hchl thia aftrrnoim at thr hoim f Mm KluiilH'th Irvine. Very Inter rutin ptijHra uerr Kivrn hy Mra. II K Merrill ami Mra. Martin, in which they uaetl popular auhjecta uf the day l.ij'ht refreshment a coinplrted th. a nal afternoon. .. The lntermediiito Society of the I'liitvd I'reatiytertan rhurch jrave an enjoyahle party Wrdnraduy aftrnioon of thia week, (inini-i, munir and other ji'Ily divcraiona weic thf pualimra uf the afternoon, hnmi'f-t tu a rloae with dnmty reln-ahmenta. Wrathrr I'rrdirlion Tonight ami Sunday, f?encrallv cloudy and rwiler Sundny. Veater duy'a trmMrnturi milled from 77 tu .'ii derrrrN. The river ia at .07 foot. W rnl to Whitrnon K. M Tn-nch went thia mornlnir to WhiloHon tii tiiNp-it wnt4'hia. CHICHESTER S PILLS iiik niMuna natMa. a a. abU Tmkm Mmw mmw rm t,riiM. a.oixI iin in n-trav inii4l)M(.MiM.llHn Mmu! a SOlDBVIWtOGISISfUmiilRE Michelin Tires and Tubes Are more In quality and heavier compared with other tirri. Then-fore hetter aerv Irc. I'riiea rijrht. When you think of retiring, rull un ua and we will ihuw you a real Auto tire. L. B. Hixon, Jr. 129 Lyon Street IU1I nhonr lnT.R Home 2417 C'HL'IM II NOTH'KH ( hrUtlan Hilenre Servicea II a. m. 8uhject of lea n aermon, "Matter." K K. at IMf, and II. Wedneaday v.-nintf meetint lit H. ItendliiK room njM M 'I tu 4:.'10 p m, Moinliiy, Wedneiolay and Friday All ar wehome. (rai ( hurrli The Sumiay hefurv the upenifiK of the put-lir a iHMIa ia made reyifttratlun lay in the Sunday ahoo of (Jiai chinch. Kvery pi-n.on not In other Sunday arhoula, eM'( iuly in tho net lhhorhood uf irar church, ia Invited to refftalvr tomorrow. The puatur will pleach at 7;'I0 p. m. un "Tho llutufi ra uf the Mind," with aiiecial reference to til. ufreninK uf the achoola. Morn ink wurahip at 11. Klmt rreahyterlan Sunday aervirea conducted by Kev W. S. Middlemaaa. Murniii at 1 U M' u'cltM-k, auhjiH-t "Some New Wuihl Idi-ala." Subject uf chihlrvn'a aer mon, "Thf, Fatal St if nr." Kenin at o'i hN-k. Subject, "The Meaanire of i 'hiiatianity to the I'reaent Atrr." Spe ul meeting uf the t'oiie;rcfatiun at t'ttr clmt. uf the eveuifik' arvire. (iaptiht Church liihle achuul 10; morning worahtt. 1 1. "Jut a hit uf the (.lory uf ('It nut." II. V. V. V, 7. KvviiiiiK aervue K -1 he t.oaprl uf the Superman vs. thr ioael of the ' bruit, by the paator. Al ! "Why Should We Make I'eace with the Central I'owersV Miacuaaiun 1 d by Kev. H. ('. Miller. I nitrd lrrbyUrian W. V. White, paatur. "The Knerjfv f Faith" will he the subject of the ftiurninu u-rmun. Inatead uf the Moti lity Nu'ht KiblV atudiea, which wr liau had for many years, we will have heac atudiea un Sunday niht. We ln((in tomorrow evening, a brief sur .ey of the Itook of Acta. Our ehiei ttuiiea thia winter will U the Kpiatlea uf Paul. Come and learn auinethinr t( out the tdil Uook that (ierman Kul ur hua repudiated. Methodiat Church Third nml Kllaworth. f.corire II. 1 lU-nnett, paator. "The I'evil L'nmask rJ," will be the theme Sumiay evening, o'clock. Sermon at 11 a. m.. "The1 Knd of Summer." Special muaic. This ' will le the laat Subtauth of our con-1 fcrrnc year. All memlers are urired ' to In? preaent and vot on invitinjf thr next annual conferrncr to Albany. St. Mar 'a Church Kev. Arthur Ijitie, nctor. Kev. Joi.n Kubia, aaintuiit. Sunday services at H and 10:0 n. ni. The paator will of. fiiiuie and apeak from the jronpel of the day, St. Matthew, it, the subject Itcintr The 1'alaied Man. Vespers will b0 sung at 7:30 p. m. The series , of Hermoiis on The Church from Without will Ik- continued at this service. Thr .public ia cordially invited. Christian Church September 22 Music at !:M) by Wood's Orchestra; 10 a. m. Sunday school, led hy Super intendent. Plans ur leinjr made for Knlly Day, (Ktolier Hi. 11 a. m. ser ::iun. The Hour Has Come. 8 p. m. sunt: service. Sermon hy the pastor, The Kiuipment Worn hy the Chris tian Soldier. S. Karl Childera, pastor. Kvangelical Church Corner First and Pine streets. Sun day school ttt 10 a. m. followed hv preach i nir sen ice at 11 a. m. Yountr CITY NKW8 I THE 'FORDSON' A Tractor that will revolutionize farming and help win the war, by doing the work of thousands of men loaned to Uncle Sam Price $1125.00 with plow W. W. CRAWFORD Opposite S. P. Depot ALBANY lo Vlall In Hah in Mrs. Winnifred Worrell left fur Ka leirt tuday where she will visit for several days. On her return sha will commence her winter courae in music To Teach Here Misa Clura leyo and Mias ina Hy- ois uf KuKene arrived thia morninir, and will bejfin their winUr work thu Albany achoola Monday. Uft Thia Murninx Mra. C. I. Kuchner and daughter (ieraldine left un the morning train for viait at Salem, and then un to their home at Seattle, after a visit hero at tho home of Mrs. A. iluchner and Mrs. M. Kummerfield. To I 'or land- Mr a. Walker and daughter, Miaa (furothy Walker left this morning for evcriL days at Portland. I -eft for (found-1 p J. J. Junes left laat night for Pen II-ton, where he will see the Hound Up. I'rom Condon C. ('. Roaa of Condon w-aa here on u.ilteNa yeatenlay. Motor lo I'ortland I,. H. Currier and family of I.eonn pent laat ni'tit at the Hotel Allianv irid left thia morning in their ear foi -t rortlund trip. Here for Week-Knd Mm. Cliff Kinic of Tortland and hiurhler, Mra. Kuiaell Cithena, of IVHple'a Alliance at 7 a. ni. and eve- ning aermon at 8 p. m. A cordial wel- -ome to all. C. h. Schu.ter, paiitor. Lutheran Churrh . Corner K. Second and Madiaon. C. Ueyerlein, paator. Text, Crneaia 4, Theme: lie your brother'a keeper and help to Lrini? t'ie Goapel to our ii. Idler boya. 1 Kor the ft'ory of your Lord and havior. 2 ror the uilvation of our younk men. 3 Ile- uuae thia war ia not over yet. Thin will be preparatory aermon for the ranipaiirn of our Synod to raise, ad ditionally. f400.000 amonir ita niem- wra, on Sept. 2!, to render spiritual are to ita young men in the armv and navy. Up to noon of Sept. 10, 22. 1'J niemlwra of our Synod were re xjrtel in army and navy. NOTICE OF SALE OP GOVERN MENT TIMBER GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Waah inirlon, I). C, Auguat 2, 1918. No tice la hereby given that aubject to the ronditiona and limitation! of tha Act of June 9, li16 3S Stmt., 218), and the instructions of the SecrCarv of the Interior of September 15. 1D17, the timber on the following lands will I aold Oct 16, 19W, at 10 o'clock A. M., at public auction at the United States land office at Roseburg, Ore gon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value aa shown bv this notice, sale to be subject to tha approval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions al lowed, must be deposited at time of ale, n-oney to be returned if aale is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Bida will be received from citiiena of the Unit ed States, associations of such citi zens and corporations organized un der the laws of the United States or any state, territory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being included in any offer of a larger unit. T 15 S.. R. 2 W., Sec. 25; NEl SW H red t.r 300 M. yellow fir 900 M.. cedar 50 M.j NW SW'i, red fir 500 M., yellow fir 800 M.; SW'S SWv.; red fir 1150 M., yellow fir 100 M.. cedar 60 M.; SEJ SW4, red fir 550 M., yellow fir 100 M.jNE'i SE4 red fir 650 M.; NW'J SE'j, red fir 450 M., yellow fir 900 M.; SVhi SK'i, red fir 700 M., yellow fir 350 M.. cedar 50 M.; SEiJ SEvj, red fir 1025 M., yellow fir 300 M.; none of the red fir, yellow fir or cellar is to be sold at less than $1.60 per M. CLAY TALLMAN. Commissioner General Land Office. slIoH Fayetteville, arrived thia morning to spend several days vfsiting with friends. Home on Furlough Clinton Archibald of the U. S. navy, stationed at Bremerton, arrived in Al bany early this morning and will re main until Tuesday. Here Over Night G. E. Kihhe of Portland was regis tered last night at the Hotel Albany. Wanted at Red Crima Store The Red Cross store wants all of the . shoes, children's clothinf, aprons, un derwear and dresses that can he do. nated, as these articles are in great demand. . . HZHXHZH Z H NOTICE OF SALE OK GOVERN MENT TIMBER GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Wash ington. D. C, August 29, 1918. No tice is hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 218) and the instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of September 15, 1917. the timber on the following lands will be sold October 23, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at the United States land office at Portland. Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the ap- ?roval of the Secretary of the Interior, he purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent there of, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at time nl sale, money to be returned if sale is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of the United States, associa tions of such citizens and corporations organized under the laws of the Unit ed States or any State, territory or district thereof only. Upon applica tion of a qualified purchaser, the tim ber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being in cluded In any offer of a larger unit. T. 11 S., R. 1 E., Sec. 27, NWM SWJ4 red fir 1275 M., white fir 75 M., none of the red fir or white fir to be sold for less than $1.50 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General Land Office. dsl2ol6 THIS DAY IN THE WRAP i SKIT. 21, 1917. Lansing exposes von Bernstorff's plot to Influence con- gress with a VM.im slush fund. SEIT. 21, 19l. Rain uuiets Ilrit. iah drive on Somrne. SKIT. 21, 1915,-Frenchies are! crossing Aisne-Marne canal. ' I SEIT. 21, 1914. Serbs evacuau ' Semlin. I COMB SAGE TEA H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z Z H 2 H HAMILTONS STYLE HZHZHSH II S N HAVE YOU OVER observed that some women do not look well dressed no matter how exoensive their clothes? They seem to lack that somethine called style. Style does not come from the clothing one wears but from the figure that is underneath the clothinf Some women natural ly have a stylish ap pearance. It is the poise or balance of the figure that Rives the easy, graceful move ments when walkinc stooping, turning, in fact doin? anvthinp that calls for the slightest muscular exertion. Darkent Beautifully and Restores It Natural Color and 4r Luatre at Once. Common garden sac brewed Into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn rr.y. streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luaw urlant. Mixing- the 8re Tea and 8ul- Bllur Milna t k n. . t- 1- . . - - - uv.l.w, UUU II, H troublesome. Aa easier war la to get the ready-to-uae preparation improved ' bmuiuwh ui oiair ing-reaients Sulphur Compound." thus avoiding a jui or mum Whtla grar. faded hair la not sinful, w all dealra to retain m ...I rr ..w .lUKUTCnm ny darkening your hair with Wyath'a R m rA - . ' ............ vumilviuig, DO gn can tell, because It doea It so natural- , . iuu just Bampfn a spons-e or soft brush with It and draw V 7 uaina: one ....... .. M uiuv, uj momma all gray hairs have dlaappeared. After another application or two your hair become beautifully dark, rloeey. sort and luxuriant and von mdm. wmh younger. Wyeth's Bar and Sulphur Compound I a dellrht&il toilet requi site. It la not Intended for th mlgltatlon or prevention of dlseasa. The foundation of a correct fieure is oroDer Doise o f the bodv maintained bv the means of a oroDerlv poised corset. Modart VUc Front Laced Corsets are poise designed . is style in a MODART for each type of fig They are designed to brine out the latent beauty of form which is every woman's inheritance and to add everv possible touch of smartness. Ther ure. H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H X Cash Values H XHZHZHZ A trial fitting of the MODART Corset, which is free by our corsetiere, will prove to you their dis tinctly smart style. S8.50 to $10 Worth While HAMILTONS' XHZHZHZ 2 xwjrAm ffl mm Liberty Dollars Will Hasten th Hun's Judgment Day BUY Fourth Liberty Bonds Any Bank Will Help You THIS ADVEBTXSEMEHT COTBISTrTBO TllOUai T vatsuotio coriunoi or Albany Daily Democrat S H S N Z g 14 S N S N S N Z N S H S H Z H S H S H S N S H H S H S H X H S H Z H S H