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SA-njRpAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1919
. MORE WORK
A Boston banker when asked the
thar day how to reduce high prim
aid "work another hour a day."" His
idea waa to increase production and,
than, by catching up with demand,
bring; price down,
t Of course the Boston banker might
hea amplified his advice but if he
didat, ha ia a poor economist. His
advica would stand if everyone would
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Luxurions velvet
Suits
We have secured a few Advance Novelties
in the newest colorings, with Fur trimmings.
The newest fabrics in Women's and Misses'
Cloth Coats are now being introduced priced
' $16.50 and up
WOMEN'S SHOP.
SPECIAL
REVIVAL
SERVICES
! LOCATION
Central Park
.Between: 4th and 5th Ste, Adjoining; Court House
. r ,.. ALBANY OREGON
Jfjnm Sept. 11th and continuing ten days. 7:30
verr -evening and Sunday 10:30, 2:30 and 7:30.
' Contracted by Evangelists and Workers from the
Apostolic Faith Mission
'fomerfVoflt and Burnside
The full Gospel will oe preached on justification ;
.Sancslficsflon, a second definite work of Grace; the
Baptism bf the Holy Ghost and fire; Divine Healing;
Ihe Eternal Punishment of the wicked, and other Bi
ble Truths. ;
Good Musk and Singing NO COLLECTIONS
an extra hour a day Without pay
but nowadays no on will work with-
out pay.
If everyone worked an extra hoir
a day and was paid for the extra
hour It would, no doubt, increase pro
duction but there would hardly be a
oWiion of orices unless the work
ers saved their pay for that extra
hour. That is the nab of the wnole
creation of prices.
Either production must lie increas
ed and demand held at Ihj prosent
level and dema.ll Increased. If pro-
.vctlon is lncr-aw-I ij wortta an
txtra hour a .lay and the fruits ot
the extra toil are spent, the eitiation
is not changed one whit
There is just one way to lower pri
ce. Stop buying things that are not
titally necessary and save regularly.
The United States government reeog-ni-es
tlwt and asks t people of
the l:Uc States to h force prices
Joan by yirchssirg '-'ar Savim-s
SUmps and Treasury Savings Cer
tificates bringing in four per cent in
terest compounded every three
months.
Ask your msil msn about them.
ML Pleasant Items
SCIO, Sept IS. Special. Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Shank and son Raymonl,
Maud Smith and Lyle Luts were S n
dy visitors at the Mrs. Foxie Shank
heme.
Kathryn Ryan relumed to her
home at Newport after spending sev
eral weeks of her summer vacation
at the M. F. Ryan home.
Mrs. Ed Smith, Maud and Fred
fpiith, J. C. Huber and two sons, Wm.
Sts, Portland, Oregon
yn, Mr, Frank Habtwrm.n and
Marguerita Kyan ware Albany visit,
on the first of the wmIt.
Arnold Sens purchased a team of
I'avid Aegerter last week.
Miss Beaaie Shank and Hal Shel.
ton were Salem visitors Sunday eve.
Miss Cora Ray returned home Sa.
turxiay from Scio after visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. C. McKnight
Master Raymond Slwnk spent one
ay last week with hij grandma, Mrs.
Roxie Shank.
Miss Zona Ray is attending the
photographers' convention at Port.
land.
There will be no preaching at the
Mt Pleasant church until Sept St.
NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Treasurer of the C'ty of
Albany. Oregon, has fuuJs on hand
with the Fiscal Agent for te State
of Oregon, in New Voik Oiy, nt d
will on the 1st iiy of IVUber, ?!: .
pay off, Kjeem and :v' Pomls
No. 74 to So inc., of vS Improve
ment Boms o' ri C"y of Alkinv.
Oregon, d.i i iVt 1. 1:,Z InN r.t
on said Boajs eeae on '"Vt I.
1919. ! II. CVmi K
S152229 Cfy Tielror.
OLDFIEID TIRES
ON LOCAL MARKET
MOTORISTS CAN NOW Dl'PLI
CATK EQUIPMENT USED
BT 'MASTER DRIVER'
There is something new this year
in automobile tires.
In addition to the old familiar
makes, local motorists ran now grt
Oldfields the tires being prodjced
by the new Cleveland company of
which Barney Old field, veteran race
driver, is president
With all of Barney's old recVIcss
ness on the track, he never allowed
himself to lose a certain healthy re
gard for his own safety. Tires have
been his special hobbv for nearly if
years. He has doubtless worn out
more than any driver in 'he eountr
and has learned manv a fact reeard
ine tire materials and workmans1"'"
which helped him keen tires on hi
wheels while those of his rivsls were
bprstinr snd flying off.
It ws that experience which hs
resulted in the tire which Mr. Old
field's companv is building. It has
been soeeessfullr tested by Mr. Old-
field himself, in the mill of his unique
exnerience.
Formal announcement has been
warf" 'n wv ef -'-.- whereby
the selling rights to OldfieU Tirs in
Have been secured by
u v. Untnr Oi. of Albany. The
lire --- -- -
local concern neaniiy inur
nijx.U'. MMMmMriittflB inai Trv
are "The Most Trustworthy Tires
Built" and ":U put behind the
tine their bctt su ana
forts.
I T. r.,v.ker Dies
ker, seed 72 years, died at his home
here Wednesday ir.ormng at 6.30 o
elock after a lingering illness of
Bright'. disee. Mr. Bowker and
his wife came to Ubanon about two
years ago from California and since
that time has made his home In this
"He is survived by his wife and sev
eral children.
Daily Market Report
Hsy nnd Grain
Wheit J2.00.
Oats 80c
Hay 16S.$18.
Millfeed-443.
Wool and Mohair
Mohair 55c
Wool 4C5$62.
Vegetables
Pahhave fe" onions. 7c: turntDS.
IVic; parsnips, 3c; new potatoes, 2
in trade.
Butter. Butterfst and Eggs
ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Taka a lass of Salts If yor Baak hnrta
r Bladdar bothars yow Drink
aMrt water.
If yoa Bust have your meat every day,
eat It, but flush your kidneys srith sails
oeeaaionaUy, says a noted authority who
tells as that meat forma oris acid whlea
almost paralyass the kidneys in their ef
forts to aipal it from the blood. They
become sluggish aad weaken, then yoa
suffer with a doll misery ia the kidney
region, sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, ditzineas, your stomach aonra.
tongue is coated and when the weather
; is bad yoa have rhenmatie twinges. The
i urine gets cloudy, foil of sediment, the
' ehannsls often get sore and Irritated,
obliging yoa to seek relief two or three
time during the night
To neutralize these irritating acids, to
desase the kidneys aad flush off the
body's urinous waste get four ounces of
Jad Salts from any pharmacy herei
take a tableepooafu! ia a glass of
water before breakfast for a ftwdays
and your kidneys will then sot Has. This
famous salts is mads from the add of.
grapes and lemon juiea, combined with
lithia, and has bam used for generations
to tush aad stimulate sluggish kidneys,
alao to neutralise the acids hi arias,
so It no longer irritates, Una aadiaf
bladder weakness.
Jad Baits is inexpassivei aaaaot ia-
I ore, aaa maeas a oeUgktfal
Ithia-wetcr drink.
Butterfsv-fftc.
Creamery Butter, wholesale, 60c;
retail, 76c.
Dairy Bitter 0c trade; retail 05c.
Eggs, buying price 56c; retail 60c.
Poultry
Hens, HOui'Jic; springs, !ui24c,
Old roosters, lOmlJc.
tieese 13c; Ducks Sic.
Lacsl Stockjarda D. K. NcbergsU
Meat Co.
Hogs 17 Me.
Mvera ioc.
Cows 4u7c.
Lambs Win 10c.
Mutton 3McS5.
.JaO,
Returns from Service
Marshall Wood worth has returned
from service In the U. S. navy, in
which he enlisted early in the war.
He served at Bremerton for a time
and was later sent aboard ships In
hospital work. For a time he waa
ship doctor on one of Uncle Sam's
boats. He has recently been attend
ing the U. S. pharmaceutical school
at Chelsea, Mass.
W.P.ChilcW.
WORK SHOP
General Iron aad Woodwork
A-NO.-1 Horse Sheer
Rubber tires put on buggies.
Auto wheels repaired.
Corner of Seeond sad Montgom
ery Streets
SAGE TEA TURNS
' GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's RecJp to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
flossy hair can only be bad by brew
ing a mixture ot Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Tour hair la your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When It
tadea, turns gray or streaked. Just as
application sr two of hage and Sul
phur enhances Its appearance a hun
dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture: yoa eon get this famous eld
recipe Improved by the addition of
ether Mgredlents at a small cost, all
ready for nee. It Is called Wyetb'e
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to brine
back the natural color and lustre of
your hair.
Everybody osee "Wrath s" Bags and
Sulphur Compound ntw because It
darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell It has been applied.
Ton simply dampen a sponge or soft
brush with ft and draw this through
the ban, taking one small strand at a
time: by morning the gray hair has
disappeared, and after another appli
cation It becomes beautifully dark and
appears gloasy and lustrous. This
ready-to-uee preparation la a delight
ful toilet requisite for thoae who de
sire dark hair and a youthful appear
ance. It Is not Intended for the cure.
aarttsatloa er prevention of d
Mark the
-IN
AGRICULTURE
LIVESTOCK
MACHINERY
ENJOY THE AMUSEMENTS:
Tommasinns Spttndid Band (Official Band of both the Ore
gon and California State Fairs)
Urent Racing Program; good purses and lets of horses (some
of the best in the West).
ANY OTHER EVENTS
Lane County Fair
SEPTEMBER IG TO 19
EUGENE, OREGON
For Sore
Wood worth's Antiseptic
GARGLE '
To prevent TONHILITIS use once or twice daily. 25c ' and SOc.
Wood worth Drug Co.
NONPAREIL Barber Shop
Modern and Efficient
Wa make speeJaKy of Students and Children's Work. Expert sere
lea for all. Electric Halreuttiag, Massaging and Shampooing.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICB
By order of the County Court.
B. M. RUSSKLt,,
Clerk.
Dated September 11, lDltf.
wsl6ttU0o7 dsl21tK!tfo3
W. C. T. U. CONVENTION
AT HARRISUUKG
The W. C. T. U. convention of Linn
county ia being held at llarrisbjrg
todn). The usual number of dele
gates from the various sections of
the county are expected to be In at
tendance. Among those from Albany
were Mrs. U K. Blsin, Mrs. F. M.
French, Mrs. D. II. Bodine and Mrs.
Henrietta Brown.
The program promises to be one of
special interest
A New Drink
ORANGE
CRUSH
AN ICE-C01J BEVERAGE
MADE FROM THE SWEET,
PURE JUICE OF RU'E
CALIFORNIA ORANGES.
YOU'VE SEEN IT ADVER
TISED IN THE MACA
Z1NES AND. BIG CITY
PAPERS.
IT'S A WINNER
TRY IT AT OUR
FOUNTAIN
Leslie's
WEST FIRST ST.
Webster
&
Barclay
Have increased their slock
of
Choice
Groceries
' snd
Piije, FresH
Candy
of their swa make.
Third and Lyon Sta. Phone 263R
Progress
Throat
URE
BUD BTOYER, proprietor
Ladies
Underskirts
Particular Sims Is laid upon
well aa the pleaaing colors.
Worth's Dept
Phone
80
Store
FRESH FROM OLYMPIA
: Served Any Wyle
01ympia Butter
Clams
. CLAM 'CHOWDER
Made from fresh delicious clsma ev
ery day and night.
Try a Bowl ...
TAKE A PAIL HOME
M Cents a quart .
. (h Kitchen Cabinet
Ij iiraw. cafe iF rlJ
1 .qSCt" jSja-Mai
r our and One-Half
Million Meals
" ' " ; ' ' i ' . ..-i
ARE PREPARED ON HOOHIRR KITCHEN CABINETS
. . . EACH DAY
Yojr own mealtime work can be reduced to a pleasurable minimum
y the UOOSIER method a method that has been developed by
Rclence. It enables you to sit at esse with everything needed fee
v- fore you. You reach Instead of walk.
, A small payment puts any HOOSIKR model at work in your kitchen.
Small amounts each week soon pay the balance. This ease of pur
. chase leaves you no excuse for continued drudgery. Coma and se
lect Your HOOSIKR soon.
V Fortmiller Furniture Co.
, ALBANY, OREGON .
PLAIN AND FANCY
orrruNS AT ,
11.41 to ll.TS
MERCERIZED 8ATKKNH
la I'lalda and Floral '
patterns ll.TS
' to IX.M
Plain and
Fancy Silk
Skirts
la Jerseys, Meaaaliaea, Jer
sey, with fancy el Ik floaar
rags, plain and twa-tone taf
fetas, all "lib fancy float
lags. A great variety of
new ehsdea.
the Quality of these garments as
Values range froej HM to TM.
Wallace
BIk.
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