Albany daily democrat., October 21, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

News from Over Linn
County
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B1IE1.UUKN, Or., Oct. 21 Mr
Nancy Bound ha bn lck th last
two weeks but I rapidly improving.
M. l. Iirown and family hav rant
ed and moved to th Miller farm and
Miller hav moved to Btaytdn.
Ml May Stodart visited Friday
night with th Mlsse Ituth and Doris
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SX r feed good
but what K?
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feel better.
Shelton and attended the Freshman
reception at Sclo.
Mr. and Mr. John Dlno and child
ren of Albany were visiting with Mr.
Ulno't father on Sunday.
Tom Kef f lor ha moved Into the A.
Bliank' property here. "
Mr. Charley Hansom ajnd on
Wayne spent the week end in She!
burn visiting John Ransom and family.
Th Trolllnger brother are busy
plowing with their tractor.
Tally and John Gibbon hav loaded
everal ear of wool th past week.
Mr. Urn Goqrh atnd daughter, Let
have (pent th taut week here with
Mr. Uooch'a mother, Mr. Bound.
llyron Hunter left for Sllvertort
Sunday morning.
It in reported that the rock erush-
er i in thl vicinity and th people
hope to enjoy better road in the fu
turn.
There will be a pi aoclal and play
party at the Sholburn school house
Oct. 24, and everybody i cordially in
vitrd.
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AFTER THE SHOW OR THE DANCE
THEN WHAT?
Oysters, of course or some other Dainty Dish
at the
IMPERIAL CAFE
Where Food is Cooked Right and Served Right
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j OU. COMPLEXION is muddy. You look haE-
JL gard and yellow. Your eyes are losing their
lustre. The trouble is with your liver. Take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot bread
and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk
every cay, and you will soon be as well and as
jcautnul as ever. Price 2? cents per bottle.
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' Hawaiian Smiles, (Jazarimba Orchestra)
2761 Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight, (Hawiia'n)
' Hawaiian Nights, (Hawaiian Orchestra) ,
2768 The Alcoholic Blues, (Jazz Orchestra)
' Kansas City Blues, (Jazz Orchestra)
2767 In the Heart of a Fool, (Henry Burr)
I've Lived, I've Loved, I'm Satisfied,
(Henry Burr)
110 Carolina Sunshine, (Sterling Trio)
Give me a Smile and a Kiss, (Harrison) . ,
2773 Yearning, (Fox Trot) Dance Orchestra
Karavan, (Fox Trot) The Happy Six
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And Many other Good Numbers. Come in and hear
, . them. '
Woodworth , Drug Co.
Victor, Columbia and Burnswick Phonographs
Hodavlll Item
'dODAVILLK, Or., Oct,
RuMell-Norton aw mill
21 Th
wa taken
mile couth of
be
their place two
tov4i during the week and will
awing a Jon a necessary arrange
ment can be made.
Jeff Coyle brought one of th coun
ty rock crusher to thi diitrict last
Thursday' and wil lstart it to making
material for road a oon a th nuh
of fall farming I over.
Dewey McTimmond ha bought a
gasoline wood aawing outfit and will
mak a winter' run in the wood
near here.
The community meeting at V.'ater
loo last Thursday, conducted by Coun
ty Agent 8. V. Smith, while not large
ly attended because of the busy time
with furmera, wa kuite intereiting.
Mr. and Mr. N. Bridge returned
Saturday from Oakland, Cel., where
they have been visiting their aon,
Bayard.
Frank Smith and family went to
Marion last Wednesday to visit
friend, and to arrange for the entr
ance Into the Marion school of Ml
Etta and Alt Smith. .
. Th Dan Simons farm north of town
ha been leased by Jas. L. Merchant
of Klmberly, Idaho, who will loon
arrive at the farm.
Elza Smith who I working in the
Thompson flouring mill at Shedd,
John Zimbrick of Lebanon, alnd Roy ( X
Temple of Berlin visited old haunt!
here Sunday.
J as. Simmon, one of the rustling ;
young farmer of thi place, ha rent- j X
ed the F. M. Hazen farm south ofj
town. ; Jg
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The Dresses
Are in variety so great that to
adequately describe them would
' be an endless task ! Of course,
the dress of wool jersey is prom
inent as well as the ever popu
lar frock of serge and satin.
Any woman who has shopped re
cently and made notes of Fall
prices, will know at once that
Dresses of the qualities we are
showing are priced exceedingly
low from (jjlg.50 to (j-TO
WASTE OF WAR
SEEN IN FIELDS
ABOUT D1XUMUDES
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DIXMUDE, BELGIUM, (By theA.'
P.) Scattered over the low-lying
country between Yapre and Dixmudc
scene of many a battle, are thousands
of German prisoners under guard of
' British and Belgian soldiers as well m
civilians who have been called into the
gigantic task of clearing up the bat
tlefields and once more making it fit
for habitation. They r stacking
shell, recovering bras cases and bur
jying the dead. There is a military
i efficiency about their work and the
progress they are making is most
gratifying for all the government concerned.
j One may still see the ruins of many
i British and Belgian tanks, caught in
German shell Tire, now twisted and
: broken wrecks. Now they lie rust-.
ed and neglected, mere shells of the
I once powerful machine which went
into action. Some of them are almost
buried in the mud, other hang pre
cariously on the edge of dilapidated
trenches, while still others stand high
in the fields where they were aband-t
oned by s-jch of their crews as urf
vived. Many of them are torn and
reddled as though their heavily ar
mored aides were little more than pa
per.
Perhaps the most impressive feat-
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roofing. It reduces roof maintenance to practically nothing.
Certain-teed reduces labor costs, because
it is easily and quickly laid. - It reduces
roof renewals, because it is proof against
most forms of attack which
shorten the life of other types of
roofing. It is spark-proof and
fire-resisting.
' Certain-teed Roofing is guaran
teed 5, 10 or 15 years, according
to thickness. You will save
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These corsets are
made of the best ma
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lines graceful and
comfortable.
Our Corsetieres are
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of instruction, in the
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ore of this deod. nr.d blackened land- ,nd in8(1(iition is heir to his father's
scape are the trees. Gauntand stark, ,and8 BnJ lhree mansion,. Lord uf
Htripped of every limb and branch, finBton came of aKe in 1917. He was
they stand out against the skyline ' eriouey woudwl while fitting in
so many lifeless sticks. j Krance it fog nccc5sary to ampu-
Whole Ullages have disappeared, ute hjs ri(?ht hg above the knee
ground hv thu big guns into mud or
Aumt. without one vestiire remnininfi to '
mark their location. This is true of Wanting Furn.shed House
Poelcappelle. whose former existance! A prominent man from Southern
I would not have been suspected had.0rePon in the city today 'ant
!not a Bolginn major volunteered the in to rent a furnished house but fail.
: information that here his battalion to find !t-' This is 8 common oc
had once held its main street for curranco in Albany for the Inst sev
threc davs. i Iral month-
Many live shells still remain in the'
fields, and today as a party was pas
sing within a few miles of Dixmudc
they were startled by the explosion
of one of these "d ads".
I Reconstruction is going forward.
Near the shack reared by, one thrifty
Belgian who has returned to the Bite
of his former horn is a disabled tank.
, a ahell having ripped through its side
and exploded in the Interior. From one
of the .tank to that humble shack,
' stretches a clothes line, and on given
day the family washing 1 hung out
to dry.
Children of that family piny In the
broken tank, enacting, a they have
often heard related, the grim story of
the battle. That Is, they play when
DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
Mixed with Sulphur
Darken so Naturally
Nobody can TelL
It
Th old-Urn mixture of Bag Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair la grand
mothar' recipe, and folka are again
using It to keep their hair a good,
even color, which la quit sensible, aa
wa ar living In an age when a youth
ful appearance la of th great! ad
vantage.
Nowadara. thouarh. w dont hav
they are not at work, for Belgium ts th troubleaom task of gathering th
, ... i,:ij i,. , aag and Mi muaay mixing at home.
using even its children to rebuild its A11 druf. rtor. u ay.t0mVm
homes. I product. Improved by the addition of
otnar ingreaieniav oauea wjrin nag
and Sulphur Compound." It la Tory
popular eeoauM noooay ean dlaeovar
It haa been applied. Slmplr moisten
your comb or a soft brush with It and
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Heir la Bankrupt
LONDON, Sept 26 Viscount ITf-, ha been applied.
.... . 1 7vnr wiiiv vr m gvit viuaa w ill t sun
flngton whose name appears in the.drmw w through your hair, taking
lilt of "receiving orders" in bank-! on small strand at a tlm; by morning
. , ,. . , ... . . th gray hair disappears, but what da
ruptcy, 1 th heir of the Earldom, of u,ht, th. todlM wlu wyeth'a Bag
Craven and his maternal grandmother, and Sulphur Compound, la that, be
wa. Mr. Bmdle, Martin of New York &V2lSv28SSft
Th newspaper express th opinion dueea that soft luatr and appaaranc
that, th young visco-jnt's embarres
ment ean be only temporary, since
he is said to be heir to much of the
wealth of hi American grandmother,
of abundance which la o attractive.
Thl ready-to-use preparation I a de
lightful toilet requisite for thoa who
dealr a more youthful appearance. It
I aot Intended for th cure, mltl
uoa, or prvouoa ox cui
Went U Vancouver
Miss Jean Salisbury, tsenographer
for J. M. Hawkins and Geo Taylor
has gone to Vancouver to join her
people who had gone some two months
ago.
Returns to Umitill
Mr and Mrs Walter Blackburn who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in various parts of the coun
try for the last ten days started for
their home in Umitiila county today.
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