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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1919)
A HUNT DAILY DEMOCRAT, MOI)Art f'KIWt'ARV 10. W9. PACi THRB& A MIKKS COMPANY ASKS FAIR 11 -AY HZHZHZHZHHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ IIKNHY Al.llKliS IS NO hUSUKU EW.S A KH KIIOJJJI K IN MUX fONTKHN ?XWVm". ''"i,11'"!' ''"! ,l"i'i w-wrwy a .... tnny, wi. ji ii. ii p nip.. '-"j H 5 a$ B M K3 n V: i4 1 i fMPffl!ll!l!'Ill,'l'l,l"'!Tl!'lll!!lll!'ll1!l''!!!''ll,T'r!,'l!lr. " '- to 15. With Hie hum mobile roIt'ILAND. Fib. lO..Thrfl th jury found IlVnry A1Ut4 f-uilty vtx two of th MVfn count n thft ln)irt nu nt brought afairmt him un!-r the fupjoriui'M net, the AHmtb lJit, Mil) inir rompnny hm lnin b i y looking j.fti-r iu 'fvnroa.' It pMiir that Henry Alir-ra. who nviT ftid own more than tn n r rrit of the Htork of the AIU t Ihn' Mil. Injr romprtny. In now hiioIu!y o'it of It, hi har-g having liecn ?-oii:tt t y other 'ple tome time un. It !m ru. morcfl that iome of the It-iulmjf ei.i ployt'N of the concern weru utnon the purrhuiMTH, Jut whnt efft-ct, If any, the Henry AMhti cane will have on the lusins of the company, fit a matte of spec ulation. "The difference lxtwcon I'enry A!-U-r and hit brother, nt man who is generally well inf .ru ed on everything in the trade, "wa that Henry remained bacheW and did not have the opportunity of home a-no-ttition. 'HtB brothern all marriH Anurirar firU. They have all been lathem of children who will be Amerirnn citiien by their birthright and with every thinjf near and dear to thi.i Arrer Iran, they are jut natural! thorontrh ly American thematdvea. j CU V NEWS irti!!i;;;ii!!:iil;i:;i!i!,:;:;',i:!!!:;ii!tiii:;!ii::Bii: Aula Show at Salem Salem U to huv n rut mobile aV'ow. The Valley Mo'o ton piny of thut city b arranged t mn'.o n ilia- : p'ay uf their cara at the en nr Keb- maiy ll to 15. With Die automobile a(4kn com In if Into full iw.nw no doubt IkiKe numler of AP-uny 'vople will r.i.f the trip to the C-v'.il City to o the larre dinplay of no v n:olrU tint will te ahown. I i tin lied From Newport Mr. and Mr. Kolcrt U l uikhart have returned from Newport and are atMin at home at their reni 1 ree on .v!tlem Hoad. Dr. 11. I . Norman V KTKK I N A K I A N All l)nmenlic Animnli trralnl. Hay phone iilhrrt I trim., Hawaon'a or Wuudmrlh. Niht I'himr IU II 212 J, Home Tuit-reiilin Teta (iirrn Cvtlle 1v I'reach In Country liev. MetJee of Kaat Al'-rn w'tit 10 Shelburn Sntunlay, where he held avrvirea Sundr.y. Ijt-r in t!e d:iy lie preached at Mt. I'lenaanl ch in 'io.ie, aeven milea above Thoma.t Kev Mc C.tif ! eK-ctet hid wife'n return from Cnlifomia, where she h). Iwen with : their daurhter. A new -randiiuuh-j tar waa born to Mr. and Mm. McGec'i daughter recently. "Mac" ("omen Hack MaNnlm McAlpin, fornicr well known merchant of th'a c'ty, returned to hia home in Vancouver S-itt?n!i.y af ter lookint; after bunin-.'i-i in Albany. "Mac" t considerinir MdHir out in Vancouver and retuniine; to this city airain. "Silence Lane a" In Fog. One of the freiikft(h:it mnrtm-r huve to contend with la alienee In lien In tgs. TheM Innea imt only n-turd the uiid of fo'liunia, but itp It entire ly. A liMikt'Ut imtij on a fhip ntny not be able to bear the foghorn of u el (. by veM-l If bla thl la In one of ttcitte lhnce lutwa til tltov to nix uarr.ttitf nf Its proxtnitty. It jxiitietlmeN bnpi-nH that tJn-re In a xoue thnitik'h whleh the Muiid ciir rlea exe'itloiiiilly well, and the lKk Ut men of veswla 111 hU' ll n l"iie are uii:i)i!i to Jinli; the dUtnmv uuy of ninttlier vmel. hi fi-jrh. rn tby hear mi dlttliu-tly. Horaea Generously Fed. HnrM-ft In the veterinary t-plt:da on the Ilrttlh front In Knuite were ' feil four time a day. The m- - de liiltut4M onea were fed It vv ttr Mix time. When they were pathularly run dowu the (tatleuta Rt nuthln hut cooki-d fooilii. They rerelvrd tonie. tin, and It wan reiuarkalile tit jif the Improvement In tlo-lr contlliloo tha" a few weeks cffictel. New Records Today OMi: IN AM) III All UIK KU.I.OWINC LIST OF I1KST SKLI.FUS N-t. '.T.'!:' (;ai.Uyp Itnnioy Hoy; Thni WoinliTful iA'tlfis -gunK 83c N". Ii'.;i Kri p tin' Home Klrct I! . rn'n k : On the Kuml to ll:ippiiuMi - in R5c N.i. All thv WorM Will lie Jinlou of Mv; Mother, lixii' itii.l Vjj B5 N.i. 'JiXfi Tnka Mo Hack to that Koe Covered Shark; I)r"t Y.iu llrnirinlicr tho Pny Rjc N.i. L''1 - Hin.luAtiin; In the Shmlow of the Pfffert Tnlm- otir ric No. 'J('1t - The MffiAen.T Hoy Xylophone; Orvhi.U hell sulo .. 8.i N.i. I'.i One f.ir All iinj All for One; Vii tory son S.'ir No. - Melmly in I", lulet of lloffmnn-violin B3c Woodworth Drug Co. JUNKY SHtYK'K HOTII TlifiNES 23 Pave your car, time and money by uaintr ERENE a Fuel Intensifier and IV carbontEer for nil typea of pna Dline motors. Satisfaction irunrnntecd or your money back. for aale by EfiRL. B. 0,W KOTCR CO. Precarious S tuation. How otntut a Jury fur this automo bile colliding cii.?" "We're up a tree," said the lawyer on the other aide. "How no?" "Well, a Jury of motor owners will be aa wise us all Ret out alout an af fulr of ttils kind." Trie." "While n Jury of mm motorists may aoak the imlr of uv A Real Optimist. "The hnhlheiidcd innn who Just went out U the created optimist 1 ever met. said the druit-Mst. 'That foT' anked the customer. "Yes," replied the dniki;lM. "When I jrtmrantiHil my brand of hair restor er he bought a bottle and bottKht n cotnh and hntdi hern use he tlKurtd he'd need them In few days." Cin cinnati KnauluT. On Buainena Trip Mr. and Mrs. H. Occiouq went to Snlem Sntunlay mornitu' cn business. H X H X H Z H Z H Z H X H First Spring Opening of Tailored Hats ti X H X H X M X H X H X H X H X i 1 have on disjilay in our Millinery parlors the first showing of Spring hcailwear, featur ing the Knox and Drooping Sailor effects, made up of new Vetta, Pineapple, Cocoanut and rough straw Lraids in brown, navy, black and purple. Priced at $3.30 to $12.00 STAMPING We are prepared to stamp your linens with beautiful and artistic de signs for embroidering, and have a complete stock of threads for doing the work designs for dresser scarfs, doilies, center pieces, lunch cloths combination suits, gowns, baby dresses, baby gertmdes, etc. Also com plete alphabets of Old English and Script in all sizes. Prices reasonable. X f x Xji X , Zephyr Dress Ginghams New lines of imported dress ginghams, in plaids and stripes, on display in our domestic depart ment. 32 inches wide 25c to 35c Per Yard P.LACK SILK DRESS FRINGE New lot of silk fringe trimming in b'ack just arrived, two widths, three and four inches wide. Priced at $1.25 ard $1.50 per yard. Hi X! Hi X Hi Xi Hi X! Hi X H Xi Hi X: Hi 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 H H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X N X X 1 iSHXHSMZHZZXHZHZHZHZHZHXHXHXHZHZHZHZHX Spring Footwear New shoes are arriving daily Today's arrivals are from The Sherwood Shoe Co. in the following styles : Women's all brown kid, 9 inch lace boot, leather Lou is heels, white welt, priced at $8.95 Women's brown kid, 9 inch lace boot, seal cloth top, leather Louis heels, priced at $7.30 Women's all black kid, 9 inch lace boot, leather Louis heels, priced at $SJ0 :.u . si Nii HAMILTONS' V- n V h P X it h it jT h U AYf x I l& h J X I H X MOUAKT J" CORSETS X 1 ' H Ilallimorrs Here I Mr. and Mrs. Fran'i P. Baltimore of Portland visited Albany uiends, yesterday. Mr. Baltimore owns two 1 Albany properties. To Spend Week 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moored of Halls Camp are spending a -.vecl. in Albany j visiting friends and transacting buii- Miss Gladys Gilbert of Mauie came j store room formerly oce.ip:ed by S. I. home Saturday evening to soend the McDaniel, the marble lcaler, and will week-end. Ilibe it for repainting automobi'ea. Went to Salem I Visit inn Mrs. Kitchen Misses Ruth and Irene P.arrett went i Mrs. F. R. BowersoT of Monmouth to Salem Saturday to spena the and Mrs. Myrtle Mills of Salem are day. Repairing Building F. C. Dannals is remodelr.ii; his visiting in Albany at the home of Mrs. Eowersox' mother, Mrs. JL. J. Kitchen. WE CATER TO TIM: PUBLIC TASTE with the Season's Best Offerings-FISH, OYSTERS, POULTRY and INSPECTED MEATS I). K. Ncbcrgall Meat Co. Roth Phones 17 TIME IS MONEY And one should he saved as well as the other. A checking, or savings account with this hank helps you accomplish both. A Ilonw Bank for Home People. ALBANY STATE BANK 4 per cent on Unvlnga Say Indigestion Results from an Excess of Hydrochloric Acid. Undigested food delayed in the stomach deeays, or rather, ferments the lame as food left in the open air, says a noted authority. lie also tells us that Indigestion is caused by Hyper-aridity, meaning, there is an excess of hydro chloric acid in the stomach which prevents complete digestion and starts food fer mentation. Thus everything eaten sours in the stomach much like garbage sours in a ran, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy, lumpy misery in the chest, we belch up gas, we eructate sour food or have heart burn, flatulence, water-brash or nausea. He tells us to lay aside all digestive aids and insteail, get from any pharmacy four ounces of jad Salts and take a tablesnoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and drink while it is effer vescing and furthermore, to continue this for a week. While relief follows the first dose, it is important to neutral ise the acidity, remove the gas-making mass, start the liver, stimulate the kid neys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive juices. Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and sodium phos- ' phate. This harmless salts is used by I thousands of people for stomach trouble ' with excellent result. MUST MEET WAR BILLS WITH LOAN-GOV. LYNCH To the Citizens of the Twelfth Fi ilenil Keserve Distriet: The Fifth. "Vietory" I.ilvrty I,m ll is in sii;lit. Let us fliank (.loil that it is not just the Fifth Loan. Vietory menus the end of the war, the end of loans, the dawn of pcaje JAMES K. LYNCH Governor, 12th Federal Reserve District and prosperity. It means that the market priee of government Kinds will soon Mubili.e at par or better. It also means that eouiiuereial. iii;ri eiiltnral, and indii.strial alTairs will staliili.e, nnd that the Hun-inspired lamor will cease. We were advised that the war would last through l!'l!. probably through lll'JO, so we were prepared for Hint; to have, done less would have been auieide. We prepari-d to erusli the llun on his own ground, and he prudently quit. It eost us some money but it saved the lives of half a million of our men. Was money ever lietter spent T Now we have hills to pay, prom ises to make Rood, our men to bring linine. This will take from live to six billion dollars. Let us get ready and raise it. A big task, but the last, and therefore easy. All to R.'ther, shoulder to shoulder, and the loan goes overt The "Ninety -first" is the Pneifle Coast Division; remember their achievement, and honor ourselves by living up to it. Jam tea K. Lynch, Governor, Federal Reserve Hank of San Frnneiseo; Chairman, Lil) erty I .nun fleneral Kveeutive Hoard, Twelfth Federal Keserve Distriet. You'll Want Them Some Day HAIR BRUSHES A complete lini of the best that money can buy. Prices are Very Low. HANI) MADE RAZORS Our liazors are all guaranteec' by us to give perfect satis faction. Safety Razors, Razor Strops The biggest line In Albany. FOUNTAIN PENS We beltevo Conklin's Fountain Ten is the best pen oa earth. : Every one guaranteed to writs and to pleass yoo, LEATHER GOODS Men's Purses of every descrip tion. Coin Puntea BII Books Cur. rency Folders Card Cases Etc. Burkhart & Lee