Al.flANT DAILY DEMOCRAT, Till IIHDAV. MAUUI 11. 1819.
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Every aueiKiiaful Inatllutlun heera l)it I'nmp of public riirovnl. A
I'l-iiHth In 'iiir ilepnaita nt u:i M'l I'viit In twu yvura la aluinp of
Mppmvul of nlilih wo are Jiu.iy proud.
Wo tlinu't you.
ALHANV STATE HANK
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1 lit tinit U at bund fur hrii'Mc'iuti; your Some by niukini? it spir
nnd nt;tn ninl plmin m w furniture In some- nf your rooms.
Vcr the
V uu.iltl aui:rent a mo-it Im'iiii ifi.l ninl popular auite,
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In our liiiyo nliH'k you will find aoven or rlj-tit different atylea in
I'm IVIIKV fimali.
Wu aril cither aepnrnte piee a aurli un:
, IH'.i:.SSIN; TAI'.LKK. IIKHS
DRESSERS. CHAIRS,
nill'KONIEHS or In tlin milt-
Wi- vvihiM ! i l;ul for you to roinr nnd fee tin different atylia and
in te o;;r pnita na you arc tin pood.
Fisher-Braden
FURNITURE CO.
' 'Thr Slnre ith a Welcome"
WALLPAPER
Our tifw Srjiu' Stork uf wallpupcr hns just arrive!. Wr invit
viu t i r:ilt mitt lixik our now Utu- ovrr.
Wr nUa have an sortmctit uf remnants wliich we hro lulling from
Tc ju-r double roll up.
Frank C. Dannals
123 Knt Third Street between i.yon and llakrr
Try Our
SUNDAY DINNER
W Serve a ' la Carte
Imperial Cafe
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TO Tlil: PUBLIC TASTIi with the Season's Best
Offei iniis FISH. OYSTERS, POULTRY and
INSPECTED MEATS
1). E. Ncbcrgall Meat Co.
Both Plunes 17
Jjf VIKKIGK'S BATHS
Jry '" K1KST ,nd KLLSWOKTH 81
recta
. m. to 7 p. m. Saturdays 10 p. m.
LKHANON SCHOOLS
OVKU TO!' 2(15 PKR
CENT IN Itu; DRIVE
LEBANON, Mar. 12. Kpn-iul.
Mia. Marion II. Wolfn, principal of the
kouOi school, gave tier pupila u party
Friday evening ut the lilxh school
gym.
The Lrlmnon schools ninintuiried
their record of going 'over the Utp' in
went driven, vthn the fimil report of
tha Arnieniuri relief drive was given
out Friday evening. Wcdncadiiy th
1'k-uI committee aaaigncd 'M ua a
piota to Im ruiaed by the school and
ly Friday evening they Imd gone over
the top UfiR per ivtit. The per t upltn
waa almoat 40 centa.
(ieorjee Jonea, well known furmer
IN
SOURS THE FOOD
Say Excess of Hydrochloric Acid
it Cause of indigestion.
A writ-known authority states that
itfrfnarh trouble aiit) in'liKcition arc new
ly alwayt due to aci'lity acid ttomach
and not, at nvt ialkt believe, from
a Uck uf diKctivc juices. He states
that an txecti of hydrochloric acid in
tiie stomach retards ditfcition and starts
food ftrinentation, Uicn our meals sour
like garltac in a cn, forming acrid
fluids ant guei which inflate the
stomach like a t y ballwn. We Uin
irrt that tcavy, lumpy feeling in the
chctt, we cruciate sour food, Iwlch gas,
or have hcarttMirn, lUtulence, water -brah,
or nausea.
ile trtlt us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, set from any pharmacy
four ounces of J ad Salts and take a
taMcMMioiifiit in a (;Uu of w.ttcr Ix-fore
treaklatt while it is effervescing, and
furthermore, to continue this fur one
werlc While relief fallows the first
doe, it is important to neutralize the
aridity, remove the Ras-makinji mass,
start the liver, stimulate the kidneys
and thus promote a free flow of pure
dtirestive iuices.
Jad Salts is inexpemive and is made
fmm the acid of cranes and lemon
in ice, combined with lithia and sodium
(hoihate. This harmless salts is ued
jy tnouMnds of peo)lc for stomach
troiiLlr with evrvltent nuTu.
and sUxkraisir of thu Ilrrlln action,
undiTWfnt a ai-rloui opvrittiona nt the
I(m-iiI hosplUil a few day ayo. II is
n-porti'f) Ut m riTovt-rinK.
The retrulur '(uarUTly mtinir of
th I. inn founty Karmers' foorMTntive
Union win held nt the city hull .Sa
turday. Mayor A. It. Millmip Rave
the addrei of welcome find Slnta
SerrvLnry H. C. Hi km was the pria
ripnl npeakiT fo the driy.
Well filled banket of (food thini'
to rat wvre provided by the Indira of
the different unions. At the close of
the mM'tinif resolution was p'tsed
hy a Iniye majority of the mem Kern
indorsing the I-eni"je of Kations.
TTerp witb only four nerative votes
cnt.
Many of the Teanon a-ddier nnfl
sailor toyi are nrrivlntr home nnd
amonir them to ! demohiIiKd a.
Tamp Iewls are Tlyron Curl, son of
Mrs. Tannic Curl, and Ted and Hrt
r:nn' r son of J. D. flnin'ir. Th
hoys all won the rank of s-r-'eint
diir'ntr their service overfnn.
W API? AN'TV -TFrlS
W. "rir'-ptt fnd wife to .Ion
Tlfwrs. Tj--s In Tn. It K.. f 1 W
Unr . Mi'xin r"d wif to VihfM
PtMer. Tjinds in Riverdnl Add Th
m.-;, if, ptwp- nnd wifo.to Wm.
f""in ind wife. Ijirvl In IMork
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t ?tt ,Mrt, p( v.;f. Tj"d in Tn.
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j CITY NEWS
j Mod-rn Travelers Saturday
TJ.c Molern Traveler! will nu-et at
.'I p. rn. Saturday with Mina Irvine. A
full itWndanea Is desired.
From S ilem to Mill f'ity
Mrs. I'ete Ford of Tulcm passed
throuj'i Albany May for Mill City
to vii. sevenil days with friends and
ridntivs.
Sold Yesterday
Mr. :md Mrs. Chris Jenson of North
I'ltkota closel the d-al yesterday with
! Sharp & Fowell whereby they become
the ri'ftl owners of a new home. They
purchased a small acreage tract on
the .SaKm Itoad which will be improv
ed intensively. It is alout one rnd a
h;ilf miles fro.n Albany.
V bait a Parents
Mrs. H'dwirk Merally and little
son Ftc'ert of ftoKeburtf are visitintr
Mrs. M -Cally's parents, Mr. and Mm.
P. I). Oillert. They eame down to
meet Walter Gilbert of the O'.Hh, who
is exj erted here on most any train.
New Lit'ht
Thr new lamp placed at the corner
of Ni: t i and Main yesterday is (freat
1 it j related by the citizens of the
' li v. suys a resident of the neijrh
l o ho ;d.
PuT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Telb: IIow To Open Closed Noe
this and Knd Head -Co.ua.
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-V - r.e, tin n rf,, ew:e.
V't-r! t''me. no ( ben
V T' ? "mw f - Vr 1 (tnrt
"ir-n1". returned h"ne lat v'vh af
er hin(r re!ented frm aet:v stv
ce. Ile come home with many inter
estinr experiences, having seen much
mvel tnr leaving Albany
' You fine In a few moments. Your
j cold in head or catarrh will be gone,
our clogyt-d nostrils will opm. The air
' pasasfrea of your btad will clear and
, you can breathe f reel v. No zuoro dull
cess, headache; no hawking, sri'jffiin?,
mucous discbarges or dryness; no strug
. gun? for breath at night.
Tell your drutrpist you want a small
i bottle of lily's Cream lialra. Apply a
little of this frarraat, antiseptic ereaia
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air paasate the head; soothe
I and beaJ toe swollen, mummed mucous
membrane, and relief cornea iustantly.
j It is just what every cold and catarrh
sufferer needs. IXut Stay atufied up
1 and miserable.
More Style Than
-ver For Spring
Realty
Cnnndian Lands
LOANS A'1. INSURANCE
Geo. Taylor
Corner of Second and Broadalhln
Hell 52 J; Horn. 2075
TUB BEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCF.KIES, PRODl'CK
nd FKCITS
PARKER'S
"The Sia of Oualify"
1.16 Lynn St. Both I'hnnrt
nmrnm Hats
WOMENS SHOP.
With our victorious heroes returning daily, every wo
man from 8 to 80 should look her very best to wel
come the boys and to fit in with the happy times of
peace.
New Suits
The o ' a decided NEWN'ESS about
the Spring Suits. The new box models
with their fancy vests of hisrh shades
arc exceedingly cood, with plain tail
ored styles a close second in popularity.
New Capes
And Dolmans
CAPES AND DOLMANS are the
nior' talked of Kiinnents in the Coat
Section, the wanted materials are of
Puvttyn nnd Series, the former in
tin- lio'.it nnd hiirh sh:;des nnd serges
in N;.vy blue.
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A beautiful line of fancy
ombroidpred Voile for
Waists just received 36
and 40 inches wide, priced
from 59c to $1.23 yard.
ZEPHYR GINGHAM
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Imported Gingham in
dainty checks and plain
colors, 32 inches wide75c
per yard.
Dresses
UNUSUAL COLOR and combination
effects are to be noted in the new
Ferine I)re .!. A new figured Geor
K . te Cree material is combined in
cm i:vsa with Taffeta. Another com
binr.tmn (f Foulanl nnd Serre is used
tn . n.. effect.
T1IE NEW SPRING HATS arc the
-f"st ever and it would require a
rn-Tc to toll you nil there is to be said
:.l iut them besides, we know you
would prefer to come in nnd see them
yourself.
TISSUE GINGHAMS.
fancy checks suita!)!; for Waists and Dresses, 27
inches wide, 40c yard.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
Well known brands such as Toile De Nord, Red
Seal, etc., in plaids, checks and plain colors, 32 and
27 inches wide, 35c yard.
FANCY PRINTED FLAX0N. . .
The quality of this fabric is known to all, but the
beauty of the colifring and design must be seen to
be appreciated. Several dainty patterns, 30 inches
wide, 39c yard.
Women's Smart Footwear
With the advent of spring a pair of Street Boot3
am essential. We mention three styles of unusual
value.
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Women's dark brown calf,
8-inch late boot, imitation
tin. blind eyelets, welt sole,
military heel; widths, AA
to C $10 pair
Women's and Growing
Girls' Nap-a-Tan, 8-inch
mahogany calf blucher,
heavy welt soles and broad
walking heel; widths AA
toD $8.50 pair
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Women's Silk Hosiery
We feature such well known brands of Women's
Hosiery a3 Onyx and Phoenix, in all the new and
staple shades of Brown, Bronze, Mole, Gold, Grey,
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Champagne, vvniie ana uiacn.
ONYX
SILK HOSIERY
$1.75 and $2.00 pair
PHOENIX SILK
HOSIERY.
$1.10 up.
Fiber Silk Hosiery
9Sc pair.
Colored Lisle Hosiery
50c and 65c pair.
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LYON STREETS H
WOTHER WORTHY CITIZEN
IS CALLED BY DEATH
The sad intelligence was phoned the
Democrat office at an early hour this
morninc from Shelburn, statinR that
Asa P. Hirons, a well known citixen,
nassed awav at 2 o'clock yesterday
nnd thr.t the funeral services would be
held at Shelburn tomorrow at 2: JO.
Interment will be at Shelburn Ceme
tery.
Asa P. Hirons was about 60 years
of nee and had spent most of his life
in the vicinity where he died. He was
a worthy citizen tn every respect and
his neighbors and friends mourn the
lo of a true and worthy comrade In
all in life that is worth wnue. Mr.
Hirons has been eneaeed in diversified
farming and educational work for
many years. He is survived by his
wife, one son and one daughter, and
many other relatives whose names
cannot be secured at this time.
Davis, Troy Hulburt, Mrs. Robert
Lindsay and Misa Eva Clark were Al
bany visitors'Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. McCune of Ben
ton county spent the weekend with
Mr. McCune's mother, Mrs. A. A, Mc
Cune. B. G. Thompson spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Thompson. Mr. Thompson belonfrs to
the extension department of 0. A. C.
and has (rone to Burns this week to
look after his work in entomology
there. He was formerly principal of
Maple school, Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hulburt, Troy
Hulburt and Eva Clark attended th
W. O. W. social at Shedd Friday night.
WHEN ANSWERING etaaslfUda I
kindly mention The Democrat.
Portland Boys Arrested
Elmer Porth and Billy Moody, two
14 year old boys of Portland, were
nrrested yesterday between here
nnd Tanpent by Chief of Police John
Catlin following orders from Portland.
They will be held here until officers ar
rive from Portland for them. The
boys ran away from home and were
benting their way south.
Verdure Sifting
VERDURE, Mar. 13. Special. Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Hense spent Sunday
with Mrs. Heme's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Hulburt.
C. McKnight, Robert and Herbert
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