Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, July 21, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPtf TVo ALBANY DAILT DEMOCRAT, MONDAY. Jt'LT II, 1911 Entered at th postofflc at Albany, Onto, aa cond elaa inatur. . W. L. Jackaoa aad Ralph R. Create Editor and Msnsgers l : 1 L I . k. ...1 u aninir s c p t Sunday. Semlweekly pub lished TllUMI ana r riuy HmIhu Matter la ordering change, of addreea , ribecribere ihould always give old at wall a new a d d r a . - BubaeriDlioa Rate Dally TWlWarad bv carrier, oar month. . .40c Delivered by carrier, ryr year.. $4.00 By mail at and of year. .. $3-60 By nail in advance, per yearljUK) PHONE 96 uLr of The Aaaociated 1'rwa Tba Aaaociated Preaa U exclusively entitled to the uae for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this pa per aad also the local news published Herein, au nBnu ui rcpuuuvaMva special dispa tehee herein are also re- erred. ESTABLISHED IN 1866 John Bartaycom fails U rtlWi to the pulmotor, Knd beer la still on its bier. MONDAY. JULY 21. Vacatioa Rules TV. notion season U already pretty well advanced, but there are probably many people who have not yet completed their plana for the an nual recreation outing. The British Miniter of 7ducation not long ago laid down some simple rules for get ting the very most out of the holi day season. He waa speaking espec ially to teachers. What he i said interested other retention seekers as well Some of his suggestions fol- 1W'pian"yor holiday carefully, bout ready to abandon your plans on the slightest provocation. A change of work is in itself a holiday. One of the best fruits of a holi day it a new friendship. Take short cuts if you will, but remember that there is sel dom time for them. The best holiday is that which contains the largest amount of new experience. In choice of holiday books act on the principle that one of the main uses of leisure is to feed the immagination. On occasion a very good Holiday can be taken at home if you change the hour of breakfast. It la quite plain the British minis ter knows that the first big value of a holiday depends upon on s own at titude toward it Fret and haste and greediness can spoil a vacation no matter bow delightful the surround ings. A calf, cheerful spirit, awake to the interesting t'ngs all about it and willing to abandon petty wor ries, can make even a stay-at-home holiday a recreation, while carried - to new scenes and experiences it de rives the most possible out of the vacation opportunities. iiwi : A Billion In Stamps - The postoffice department has sold so far about $1,000,000,000 in War Savings Stamps. Thus the humble 26-cent thrift stamp has furnished a- - bout one dollar out of every 30 devot ted to the war. Or, taking the ac tual cost of the war to the United States, without counting the loans made to alied countries, the thrift stamp has provided about one dollar out of 20. . It is a new thing, too, hardly stare ed aa yet. Millions have not formed the habit. With millions more it is a trifle and an after thought. What power there may be in that device hereafter, as an incentive to popular thrift aa the means of financing great national enterprises. The Swiss are paying $36 a ton for American coal. Hut don tell your coal man that. Ho doeent need sny encouragement to raise prices. ' lu'!- llerr Holensollern is said to be worrying about his estates. He should nave a rare for anything like that! He'd better worry about his neck. a King Albert of Belgium has been traveling on the Continent aa "a aim pie tourist". Not so simple, we tnut At the ordinary American tourist) .HHh Tenneiure Locals Lebanon, Ore-July 21 Miss Osha Tate of Dalles who has been visiting Miss Clarivee Munsey returned home last Monday. She will return to Leb anon soon to work in the cannery. A. R. McDonald and several of his children and families spent Sinday in the old home farm east of Scio. His children who were there were Mrs Will Hutchens and Mra Anna Fletcher of McMinville; Mra Minnie Long of Scio;; Mrs At ice Munsey and Mrs Lula Evens of Lebanon; and Ralph McDonald of Thomas. Tennessee is well represented at the Lebanon Cannery aa about a dox en of the residents drive in and work in the cannery which in doing a great deal of canning. Berries are coming from a distance of milea and are now Try Our ORANGE FLOAT Made from TRUE FRUIT Orange Syrip, Fresh Orange,, a Cherry, and - - A FLOATER OF OUR . FAMOUS ORANGE ICE CREAM n for aT&ng r MM DELIGHTFULLY DELICIOUS LESIIE'S Coufectionerv "A Hot-Weather Oaaia' W.P.Chilcote'. WORKSHOP General Iron and Woodwork A-Xol-1 Horse Shoer Rubber tires put on buggies. Auto wheels repaired. Corner of Second and Montgom ery Streets Ifl EVFETBODT-8 InM wkia Fee set rr feel es tk brass ran, US eU UstM, etaak rear aaa sews aa erear JM III Oat H eaaias foaMla frasi a A . CLE AH saute, para aae saarfc. L-raty SseSJJr lias, rtasr lor year esar jfXPfft 5 - '- : lalrst, . fr4saU Diiuikau ej I It' th Cheery, sJlJ f I Beery drink ew I giving employment to 150 persons. ! The usual .nlca .July Weather Is hens and all things are growing fast. Hay makers are busy with the crop. Ins demand lor hay la good, clover is selling in the fivld for $10 per ton. Mr and Mrs George Lee have moved their household goods to lib ation and will look for a new location an acount of Mra Lee's health; Per haps they will go to Arisona. Mra Will Evans and Mra E. E. Munsey enjoyed . a visit recently with their nephew, Darrel Hutchens who recently returned from France. He brought home many interesting relics of the war and is triad of an opportunity to see France and Germ any but saya the U. S. A. for him Mrs S. C. Markey and two little daughters recently spent a weeks visit with relatives In Portland. Dorrit of Portland ta her visiting her cousin, Misa Dorria Melser. Mr and Mrs John White and Mr and Mrs. D. A. Stoddsrt motored to Brownsville on business one day last week. Miss Gladys Tliiliodcsux is ill Sliel burn again after an absence of sev eral months. Jack Meiser went to Seaside to vl- Shelborn News Rhelhom Jilv 21 Miss Catherine BRIGGS AUT0W00KAW JUUckatt. OaaeaaaaaH llasraW laMkUte. Cat Airwacrt Aiy Ail. BUGGS I BURKE CO. lac. iuadctartn tit Hawtaurns n. raruaad. Umi tar M....II.. aaj Inatttata Ckaalar n a a.A.i.i.r and Stanley Tay lor went to Sllverton on business last Monday. " Knox Butte Nolea v... it, .ii. .lulu tit ISneeial to i, -..,1 u. i.,.ti t'rouitcr and sun. Clifford of Portland, visited re cently with her parents. Mr and Mm Mary Vjiiea of Portland and her friend, Miss Long of Corvallia were recent week end visitors at the Lines home, " ... Eunice Warner or weDanon was the guest a few days of Mr and Mrs Very Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Williams re turned to Canby. Mrs Jerome Wil liams aconipanicd tlieiu home for Ji visit. Kl ie I I. IJ.ml.nHI I. Bill llim, ... I .n " . - visiting her sister. Mrs Carl Miller. airs A. J. laliiwell and aaugniei Ruth have returned from Vancouver and that's where the Difference begins w Vr! U'ktm ytu ffl inside the hottlt that'i whtit the difference begins mm Blii it not brrwrd h tMJinary way. lniritl of givinK yow the ahn at bartry anl malt, Blilt. vsrluMvc proem drvctopc inrii M(ite navjr. Itth-esyon 100 Brew. COOI ING-GOOD AM YOUI DIALta U II. IIT UN TSIK rilSTLAKD UHKW1MO IL mm Albany Ice & Cold Storage Co. TOILET REQUISITES a, n aa. v . Summer Toilet Requisites Proper and delicate Una of ourfa..ious Necessittca and Cosmetics bring joy and satisfaction to the womun who values her personal appearance at a!i times. Particularly during the hot trying weather months. Our daintily scented cold creams Tolcum Powders, Toilet Waters, etc.,are appreciated by all women of refinement. ' - Burkhart & Lee Druggists Albany Ice & Cold Storage Co. UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR GENERAL OF RAILROADS SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD-LINES NORTH OF ASHLAND Vacation Resorts A vacation Is a good investments Heat and change are very bene ficial to bodily health and mental vigor July and August are the. ideal vacatioa months. Attractive summer resorts are within easy reach. Excursion tickets are on sale. NEWPORT Season tickets from Albany $4.66 Weekend ticket fron Albany $3.86 Corresponding fares -from other points. TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES . Season tirkets fnemAlhany $9.25 Fares to Neah-Kah-Nie, Manzanita and Bayocean slightly hijrher . Corresponding fares from other prints. DETROIT Season tickets fron Albany $2.70 Corresponding fares from ther points. McCRFDIE HOT SPRINGS Season ticket from Albany $7.25 CRATER LAKE Season tickets from Albany ..$27.00 16-day ticket from Albany $25.00 MARBLE HALLS OF OREGON t Season tickets from Albany .$13.05 16-day tickets from Albany $12.20 Corresponding fare from other point. VARIOUS Special fares in effect to Columbia River Beaches, Mt Rainier National Park. Shasta . resorts, Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. , . Inquire of Ticket Agent. ' JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent. J Examining Cloth la a real test for the best of eyesight. When you ran discriminate between delicate color tonea and eolor-ahadee, when you note fine line and shsduw effects, you can congratulate youraelf on your eye value. KKYPTOKS rejuvenate your eyesight and enable you to see ev erything clearly without removing your glasaea from morning until night E. C. MEADE Optometrist Hosiery Specials 45c misses and children hose 29c 35c misses and childrens hose 25c Infants and childrens sox Special at .... 35c Job lot of ladies hosiery , in tan and - black ..." 25c 35c and 39c line at . . 25c 59c line ladies hose, good colors and sizes 49c A Job lot of $1.50 silk hosiery broken sizes good colors . . . . . 95c Worth's Department Store Phon. R0 WALLACE mix:. Ph. M after a several days visit Mra Fred Hanfurd and daughter Violet are visiting with relativea in lVrttand. On Let's! Ihialn Attorney A. A. Tusalng. th. pio neer at.omey of Liownwille, trans, acted business In the Irty today. Mr. Tusaiug had the mSfurtutw to be one of tJ heavy losers In 'he recent fire In hi Imnie town CLASSIFIED DUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORS FOR SALE A good fresh milk cow. P. L. Van Matro, phone 61 F3. Rout 2. lRjyai FOR SALE Newly made over sec ond hand mattresses. At the Fur niture Hospital, 128130 Ferry St JyI2tf FOR SALE-Good Jeney torn Phone 70.1R or call at 806 t. JIJ4) FOR SALE Cheap. 160 acres good stock or farm land. 120 acres lanc ed. Good ho-isa and water. In Wasco Co. Cash price $1,000. Will trade. Box 26 Mill. City, Oregon. jytiaa- WANTED Paper carriers. I hone 766J or see Telegram Agent at a. P. Depot at 6:10 p. m. jylfitf FOR SALE 16 acres river bottom land. Sandy loam; no gravel. Unim proved. Near K. R. Station at Kingston. $30 per acre. Call at Democrat OtlWe. j2Kjy28 FOR hALE Mv residence on 4th and Baker Sis Will glva best of terms and pr c,nt an otterni pay menu. C G. Rawlings, 121 Broad albin Street J17H FOR SALE A good piano, slightly used, but in first class condition. Will accept good organ or phono graph' as .art payment, balance can be paid monthly. Terms to suit purchaser. Chambers Piano House, 106 W. 2d St, Albany Ore. Phone 188R. 18Jy24 FOR SALE Farm 134 acrea, 60 acres in cultivation. $.'0 per acre. See Raymond Tomlinson at AU'sny Stat Bank. 2iy31 FOR SALE 191 Ford Rra.Mrr. rJl W. A. Biddle, F. U. W.IN Jew elry Store. Jylf.tr HOCIS FOR SALE 30 head of bogs, shoata and pigs for sale. Call llueh H.u-h Isom. phone 61 4 J. Jyliitf FOR SALE By the owner, 400 acre bottom land In small tract. Easy term. H. Bryant". J'Zlf FOR SALE fl re Imnroved place near town. Price $1026. payable MOO down and bnJsnre long time. Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon 19Jy21 FOB SALE Tenm of hores. liirht dculile harness, light slntfln hnr nss, top Imi'py. Or will trade for cattle. Hnrrv Maclliigh, 4, mile east on Snntinm Rnnd. 10jy26 - cOI? SALF 80 acres, well Improved and in cultivation, with mllim land and crek bottom. Closo to Al hanv. Thi Is a fine bsrwain. Pee J. V. Pipe, 203 W.-st 2nd St. No 17Jy23 WANTS POSITION Experienced woman w.itits conkinir In sawmill or on a rookwacon or might con sider 'innsekeenlnr work. Mrs Ritla tvhit,., H39 W. 6th St. My24 Dr. H. E. Jackson DENTIST 404-405 First National Bank Bldg. Phon. 21$. J j'OR HUNT Larva modern furnish ed r'jom clue. in. lmfjire at Dem . or rut office. JS4U Miscellaneous.; TO TRADE Nice house and lot In Alliany to trade ftr good automo bile. Addrea 90rIIall St.. Port, land, Or. , 10Jy22 RELIABLE PLANTS Tomatoes, 16c par dos., $1 per 100; cabbage, 10c per dos., 76e per 100; cauliflower. 16e per dot. MURPHY'S 8EED STOKE. a24tf GET YOUR OLD Fjmiture ami Mat trusses made over Ilka new. At the Furniture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry St. Jyl2tf KIMr.R C OtPK liravrarter Nature csnnct cur. a disss s. aaUe th cause la rataorad. Cdlrepraetia adraatmenta rmrm Jm eaoae. Rooma 6, 7, t. 10. Cuaick Baak Bldg. CA8II PAID For furniture and household giods. See us Def or J ou ell. Alliany Furniture Exchange 416-417 West 1st Si. Both phone. d2tf WOODSAWING-Call 8. II. BrTdger, fl phone 4.K1R. Residence 124 W. lilh St Onica with E. R. Cummings. Jfltf - II. F. Merrill Fir lararaac Surety Bsada Loan Rooai No. 1, SecestJ Floor. First Rav ines Bank BulhHar - FISIIEK BKADKN CO. Progressive Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE Sa-larty Assistant Phon 96 Night Call 6O0R . Dr. George J. Kcnagy Chiropractor First Na'loaal Baak Aulldlag Oflice Both Phones Residence. . Uc!I Phone 202L , LOANS SURETt BONDS K. J--. SOX Flra, Caaualtv and Automobile In surance. Real Eatau. HEMSTITCHING 12 tte per y thread furnished. Bell phon 462R. ; Sue Breckenridge, 833 W. 2d. St CHAS A. BUNT Violinist and Teacher TATS CAFETERIA The best the J Hon. pan l?s. Studio 833 Jeffer market affords. See what yoj'rt so Straet mfltf going to eat Short orders in con- nectlon. Also all kinds of confec- u . tionery. Walter M. Patterson. 101 Vum Um,b Lyon St., corner or First JyStf . 6 P" "nl lnUr"t- " " tin'- Prompt and efficient service. HELP WANTED Applications will be received by th National Bank. Albany, Or. . " A. C BOIIRNSTEDT HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Be- 1 401 Masonic Tempi 8s lent. Ore. twec n ages of 35 and 46. Light work - i.ioilirn ho'jse, wnnhing put out, 2 ; J V PIPrt In family. Sten.ly position for Bargain. In Far; Land, and City right jcrxon. (jood wages, fall property 6031. Pell phone. Call from 0:30 p. lnsuraree, Moneyto loan on Good m. to 9 p. m.-!M8 K. hth St.. Al- Farm, rt 8 pr cent l.any, On-gon. I7jy2(l . . WANTED T waiter nt O. K. Res- AUTO TOPS tnurant. $1 per day. IHjyJl ' HOYS WAN"rt!li-To carry Tele- W. m.k. and repair Auto gnim. Phone 76U or see agent at a r-.i. . J n ui a, H. P. Depot at 5:10 p. m jvl6tf P ' Cutln, ni ullon- ! P m- 3yml - . IIOItSKY'S TIRE STATION WAN1ED-A live wire nun to sell a p.cmlty. Every businessman SffsasV.a prp,ct. Live m,n ,h,,uM mRVt i DR. O. R. FORTMILLF.R y- 8M! R"nf'. "I Physician and Surgeon Hroa.lall.ln St. J'2ftlf Offlc. Thonas House Phois Wavtci, T . . TT "ell 44 1111 17 in "tiy, fumtshod rouse, nomr it iti or will rent l.mi.c and buy furnl- L Z i a a . . I . 1 1 t ire Addn ss U M. D enre Dem- orrnt- jar.tr t IZ" HOP PICKERS WANTED-We pay . nTU wld,".rdW.,?anw .'ree'-V G rel-ter noT"tatr; ZJtZ. "i JEWELER pirker, yn.lr f,my 2 ri 'f Uwrtr,. SUver. Cut -n. Hor-t Co., Indndcnc. oZ m, " H'ni ,,",,, Chh" Ron- ojy22 -rrrrrrr.