Albany daily democrat., May 13, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, MAY IS. 111!
Pane Three
Below Your Equator
there is, in the form of the
intcvlinul cjiiuI, u wumlct
(ul laboratory, wiiliin which
iire,muiiu(ac(iiri-il the cy
injicriuls which we viiully
ncci sury l susiuin lilc, ami
also violent rMiis.ins which
directly and indirectly cnuiS
disease and dcaili.
Food waste, if allowed t
accumulutc, injimtc an I
gives rise to puis.tiiu nut
ter. This, if allowed li bo
absorbed in'u the blood,
produces W'i of the dis
ease that attacks mankind,
from a transient ncurulrfiu '
to a permanent hardening
of the arteries.
Bright's disease, liver
trouble, heart enlargement,
high blood pressure, skin
affections, rheumatism, in
somnia, nervous exhaustion,
mental affections, all may be
caused by such self-poisoning,
the warning of which
is obstinate or habitual con
stipation. Nor is it safe or sufficient
to take castor oil, pills, salts,
mineral waters, etc , in the
effort to force the bowels to
move. Not only will the
coiistipur.ui grow worse
with ilw coiuinuancc of
such miK-dii's, hut the dose
must be constantly in
iicacd wiMi an ever
weakening tiled.
Hut Nujol uets differently
mid successfully. Nujol is
l i t a limit -does not act
like any drug.
Nujol brings about thorough
and I'ttlurul bowel evacua
tion, at regular intervals, be
cause it helps Nature to re
store and to maintain the
proper mechanism by which
body waste is removed and
its stagnation prevented.
Nujol overcomes constipa
tion by removing its causes.
Get a bottle i f Nujol from
yourdrufgist todayand send
coupon for free booklet
"Thirty Trtt tDantrr."
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bnii.t lb Najol Trad Mark,
laaiat oa Noiol. Tm mmy tmSr
froai evbatttmca.
Nujol Laboratories
STANOABD OIL CO. (NEW JkSSBTt
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Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil O. (New Jamr), St Broad
way. New York. Pleees Had M ha booklet " ThirtT Ft oi
Daager" OMMtipacioo aad aeto-iatoticatio ia adultt.
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HOST COMFORTABLE AND HOMELIKE HOTEL in PORTLAND
Fira Minutes From Aaywher
: j $L50 and ap
GARAGE' IN CONNECTION
Buaine Trip
E. C. Roberta left on the mornim:
train for Portland on a business trip.
VUiU Friends at Saleai
Mrs. M. E. Bilyeu and Mr. W. W.
Meisner went to Salem today to visit
relatives.
Seriously lit
Chas. Uoltra, th East Albany bar
ber, is reported seriously ill and will
probably hav to b operated on.
Visit Sateat Friends
J. L. Bunn, clerk at the St. Francis,
visited friends in Salem yesterday.
Judge McKnlght Returns
Ex-County Judge P. B. McKniirhi
returned last week from an extended
trip in Eastern Oreffon.. His two b
thers In Malheur county are extensive
ly engaged In th sheep business.
On Legal Business
Judtf P. R- Kelly went to Salem
today on leiral business.
From Halsey
Bob Miller of Halsey was an Al-
On Vacation .
Mrs. Nina Bending of the First Nat
ional Bank is spending a few days va- , tnT visitor today
cation at the home of Mrs. John Car- . Father Pause Away
nagi near the city.
Overnight Visitor
. J . J.. Collins, deputy collector of
internal revenue, was an Albany visit
or last night, leaving for Salem this
morning.
Miss Wild of the Lebanon schools
was In th city today on her way to
Portland, having been called on ac
count of the death of her father.
Brownsville Visitor
Miss Haiel Mover of Brownsville
visited friends In Albany overnight.
fhe Next Time
You want to surprise Her with
box of chocolates take Her
HELEN ARDELLE
Delightfully Different.
They'll make n hit
Sold only in boxes at -
LESLIES
g NOTE. Drop in for a Light Lunch. Youll enjoy it
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Roosevelt
Highway
The Economy
of Quality
The purchase of one of our Lawn Mowers is
an investment not an expenditure. It pays
for itself through what it does. And what it
does day in and day out, month after month
has a CASH VALUE far in excess of the
cost to buy.
We have one of the best stocks of ball bear
ing, uptodate Lawn Mowers in the Valley at
prices to suit your pocketbook.
$7.00 to $14.25 See Them.
Hulbert-Ballack
HARDWARE CO.
It
Means Quick mobilization of guns
and men for national protection
It Means Commercial and agricultural
development of 7 Oregon coast
counties: Clatsop, Tillamook,
Lincoln, Lane; Douglas, Coos,
Curry.
It Means The opening of a year-round
paved roadfrom British Colum
bia to the Mexican border.
It Means The opening to sportsmen of
the state's.fishing and hunting
paradise.
It Means The employment of thous
ands of skilled mechanics and
laboring men in its construc
tion. It Means That Uncle Sam will match
every state dollar for construc
tion and will maintain the high
way forever.
You Owe It to your country you owe it
to your state, to go to the polls
at the special state election
June 3 and vote 310 X Yes.
For the ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY
Oregon's Road to
Prosperity
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DRESS SKIRTS
An authoritative
exhibition of New
Skirts for
sport and
dress wear, made
of poplin, serge
and fancy plaids
and stripes. The
more dressy mod
els are made from
TalTetta. Silk Pop
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Tricolet and 'Ruf
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from
$...50 to $22.50
SPORT CORSETS
$1.98
CAMISOLES
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Children's Rompers
iind Wash suits
Wc have a complete sel.ction
of Rompers, aiming the in the
pretty 'PATSY.' Also Wash
Suits for Little Hoys. 1
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The handy, useful
apron. Many pretty
styles and patterns
from which to make
your selection.
Each $1.18
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SWFATERS
A Sweater is an indispen
sable article for all out
ing occasions. Our splen
did stock consists of Silk,
libre Silk and Wool
i'weaters. A most pop
ular garment.
$1.00 to $2.1.75
The Slipovers are now
uiitc the vogue. X'c have
many in Copeh, Purple,
Crccn and Rose
$2.75 to $8.75
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unaerasa Photos.
Prof. W. H. Loagley, of Oonraf col
lege. lUltlniore, has completed a set
of thirty-two onder-water photograph!
of the brilliantly colored tropical Bah
which Inhabit the waters of Hawaii.
Taken with a specially designed
camera. Prof. Lotiglty hope to de
velop Ute plates to reproduce the oat
oral colors. He believes they are the
first photographs of the kind taken.
The plates have beeo packed In air
tight case for shlpmeut to Baltimore,
where they will be developed.
Mrs. Lloyd llailley left this morn. If you rant com downtown phone
inir for Tulsa to visit her husband, j your Want Ada to Th Democrat: 1111
who is employed there. 10, Horn 1H2. They get Result.
Magnanlmoua.
That boy Josh of mine has a
mlrbty forgiving nature." remarked
Karuier Coratoaael.
"How do b show Itr
"Come back bom a sura-enough
hero and treats me Jes' as kind an'
consilient as M I had never one put
od airs an' ordered bliu to the wood
shed fur discipline."
TraneformatUn.
'"Ha life In the military camp don
year husband any good?"
"He's a different man, my dear. He
sweep Um floor, washes th dlshe and
peels tb potatoes without a word."
Browsing's Msgaslo.
Daily Market Report
Local Yards
Grain
Wheab-$2.10.
Oata 70c to 72a.
Hay Cheat, $23; clover, $24.
Turnip 2 e.
Paranlp 3c
Carrot Sc.
Milferd, ton $43.00.
Mohair 00c.
Wool 45 to 55c.
Butterfat
Butterfat 67c.
Creamery Butter- 52-Wic.
Dairy Butter 60c.
Pork, Veal and Mi Uon
Hos l'Jc.
Steers 8 to 12c.
Cows S to 9c.
I.amti 9 to ISVsC.
Veal 8 to lie.
Mutton 0 to 8c.
Eggs an Poultrr
T.ggt40e.
Broiler 87c.
Hen 25c ! roosters, 12c.
Potatoes 2c trad.
CabbairSi 7c
Onions 4c.
Save Time and
Fuel
by cooking on an
OIL STOVE
Th housewife who cooks on an oil stove knows th dellKhta of sum
mer housekcvpinK. With the new Improved flame control, wick and
jumera, you can
ERY, BOIL OR HAKE
Better anil mor economically than wltii the old-faahionrd wood
ranue.
SKE OUR I INK
BARKER HARDWARE CO
216 West First St.
Mr. Lodgeman-
Thc B.S.A. Challenge
You to Improve this OATH:
On my honor I will do my best to do my duty
to Cod and Country and to obey the Scout Law:
to help others at all times: to keep myself
physically strong, mentally awake and morally
straight.