Albany daily democrat., October 21, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

-I TO OCCUPY NEW
"I'm not in very
good voice
tonight"
Announce the vocalist and
gets away with it.
Good thing he Un't in the
clothing- business for apologies
dont go with young- men who
know what they want when they
want it.
Our customer know that we al
ways have the kind of clothes
they want and
That when it come to
rendering- the latest
Broadway hit that
we're a up to date as
Al Jolson ON HIS
BIRTHDAY.
The Blain Clothing
Company
Value First
HOME THIS WEEK
Highway Garage to be Locat
ed in New Quart
ers Soon
Rousseau, Archibald and Anderson
proprietor of the Highway garage
are preparing- to move some time
! during- th week to their new quarter
1 at the corner of First and Baker treet
' They have been held back on account
of soma of the finishing- supplies on
the building but will occupy the build-ig-
regardless of some of the much
needed materials. The Highway Gar
age buildinK is one of 'the finest
buildings of it character in the val
ley having all the' modern conven
iencsc of the latest automobile build
ings. The proprietors are well known
business men of the city and the ad
joining country and will be found in a
position to meet the demand of the
public in every important respect.
AMERICAN LEGION
TO HOLD MEETING
Regular Bi-Monthly Meeting
. to Occur Wednesday;
Important Business
The regular bi-monthly meeting- of
the American Legion will be held
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
armory. Among business matter will
be the nomination of officer for the
enduing year. Election will take place
at a later date. .
' Fourteeta questions of legislation
of vital interest to the Legion will be
voted on.- The report of the Armis
tice Day committees will be heard.
The Legion is making elaborate plans
for the celebration of Armistice Day,
the first annua celebration of the
ceasing of hostilities on November 11.
A large attendance is expected at
the meeting.
Ex-Kaiser Growing Bold
AMERONGEN, It is reported that
the former German Emporor ha so
far recovered from former fears of
molestation that, when he moves into
his new house at Doom, the Dutch'
state police, whohav ebeenconstantly
on guard about the Bentinck castel
here since his arrive! will be reliev
ed of duty. There are no walls or
moats about the house of Doom, which
is visible and easy of access from the
main highway.
Britsh Women Jurrors
LONDON, Women will soon be el
igible to serve on juries through the
Sex Disqualification Act in 1919
I which provides that a person shall
not be disqualified by sex from the
exercise of any public function.
1920
The Red Cross service (lag. Indicat
ing membertihtp In the great organisa
tion of mercy, will appear amln In
November In every window In the
Northwest. In every farmhouse. In
every city home. In the cabins t!
homesteaders. In the huts of fisher
men In far Alaska, will appear this
symbol of affiliation with the one great
organisation that knowa no poll! Irs,
no distinction of creed, no high, no
lour but unites the hearts of all for
service to follow mon. The window
servlre flag thla year has one more
stripe than last year. Indicating throe
years of membership In the Red Cross.
RED CROSS HOUSE
GIVES CHEER AT LEWIS
WARRANTY DEEDS
Bert A. Hillsap and wife to Max a
Hilsap and wife, lands in block 2 city
of Lebanon.
J. S. Palmer and wife to Edna M.
Sumpter, lands in Twp 11 S. R. 2 W.
Grant Brottan and wife et al to G.
W. and A. H. Borcius, lands in Peoria.
John A. Shaw et ux to A. H. Craw
ford, lands in Twp 9 S S 3 E.
First National Bank Medford to E.
D. Turner A wife, lands in Sec. 18 A.
P. Talent Subdivision.
L. M. Curl and wife to Ida H. Cum
in ings.. lands in Block 14, Hackle
man' Second Add Albany.
R, U. Norwood zy Attorney et al,
to W. G. Norwood, lands in Tpw 14,
8B6W.
John .Carnegie, Admr., to R. D. Ev
ans, lands in Bryar.t Add to Albany.
Thos. Sylvester and wife to W.
Suberg and wife, lands in Twp 12 S.
R.1W.
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the ad
vertised letters remaining in the Al
bany Oregon Post Office Octooer 20.
1919.
Anderson, Capt Jas 0. Crandall,
E. Cunner, Hiss Florence. Dickson.
Richard L, Lafella, Mr F. A., O'Brien
Mr Thomaa J.,' Petite, Mr Rooert,
Shawley, Mr Stephen 2), Thompson,
Mr Wm.'
0. H. Stewart, P. M.
To Conciliate Troubles
DUBLIN, The Jrish Republican
Parliament has set un a Central Con
ciliation Board for the settlementof all
disputes between employer and em
ployes on questions involving wage
and hours and conditions of employ
ment Invitations have been issued
to all organized trade bodies and em
ployers associations to take advan
tage of its services free of charge-
Albany Visitors
C W. Wheeler of Salem, Clarence
and John Howe of Mill City and D. P.
Speer of Silverton were Albany busi
ness visitors last night.
Couple is Married
Joseph B. Mombert, of Maricm
County, and Miss Lillian Irene Mort
ensen, of Albany were married at the
Christian church Saturday morning
by Rev. Wm. L. Demind. After a
short honeymoon they will make their
hor.-.e on Mr. Mombert's' farm.
Received Car of Chandlers
J. L. Irvin is today unloading a car
load of Chandler automobiles, the
first full car load that he has been
able to get sfcee he assumed the
agency for the car last spring. He
is also expecting a car of Cleveland
in a short time.
For the Red Cross, the war did not
end with the armistice, and even ye'
there are thirty thousand soldiers amt
sailors still under treatment In arm,'
and nary hospitals. The Red Cross
convalescent house at Camp Lewis
stands next to heme Itself In the af
fections of hundreds of boy who, sick
or wounded, looked forward to the day
when they might leave the bare ano
cheerleea ward In the base hospital
and speud part of each day enjoying
Its easy chairs. Its music. Its books.
Its pictures, and Its good cheer. Even
now, a year after the armistice, there
are overseas men. pstlenta at Cam
Lewis, uot yet well enough to be dis
charged, who sit before the great fire
place these autumn days, thankful that
The Greatest Mother Is still mindrul
of them. The picture I duplicated Id
army hospitals all over the land, and
wherever throughout the world Amer
lean boys are (till In Uncle Sam's serv
Ice.
HAS YOUR CLUB SET
ITS RED CROSS DAY?
A series of Red Cross "club days"
are to be held in all parts of the United
States during October. Oranges.
Church Societies. Business. Commer
cial, Rotary, Klwants, Advertising,
Fraternal. Woman's and other clubs,
are being invited to set aside a regular
meeting or a day for a special lunch
eon at which plana will be made for
aiding the Third Red Cross Roll Call,
to be held throughout the country
November 2 to 11.
The clubs will call tor volunteer
workers. Including prominent mem
bers for speakers. In the Interest of
enrolling members for the peace-tlmd
program of the Red Cross. Many of
the speakers on the war-time activi
ties of the Red Cross will be former
service men and women who came In
contact with the Red Cross on tho
field of action.
On Business Trip-
Mr. M. M. Moiser of near Scio wa
in the city today visiting relatives
and transacting business at the stores.
3C
Mrs House Wife
Do You Know
That
You Can Save
Money in the Long Run by Cooking with "1892" Pure Spun
ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS
Guaranteed for 20 years. Easy to keep clean. Always bright.
Double Cookers $2.25 to $3.35 .
Saifte Pans . 65c to $1.25
Large Preserving Kettles .95c to $2.50
Frying Pans 60c to $2.25
Pudding Pans 40c to $1.25 ,
Sink Strainers 50c
Many other articles, such as Steam Cook ers, Cake'and Pie Pans, Dish Pans, Tea
Kettles, etc'
.... , ' '
Holman & Jackson
GROCERS & BAKERS.
HANDY SHOP ON
LYON STREET SOLD
The Handy Shop on Lyon Street
near the Oregon hlvctrie depot owned
and 0e rated by the E. E. Covcll es
tate was sold Saturday to C. G. I'eeb
lor, who has been recently conduct
ing a similar business at Drain,
Mr. feebler will continue to make
the business a popular place for the
public to be accommodated. The Co
ved family have not decided what they
will do next but probably remain in
the city.
NOTICE OF STOCK-
HOLDERS MEETING
Notice la given that the first meet
ing of the stockholders of the Ore
gon Petroleum Company will be held
at the public hall in Lacomb, Linn
county, Oregon, Monday, October 27,
ltill) at 1:30 p. m. of said dny, for the
purpose of the election of directors
and the completion of the orgnnisa-J
tion of the aaid company, anil to do
any other business that may be law
fully done or that ia usually done at
the first meeting of shareholders.
(Signed) 11. C. Pyle. A. I. Cran
dall. N. M. Newport and J. C Mayer,
Incorporator.
Canned Heat
JUST THINK! . ' .
You com In from cold drive, tired and hungry. In a Jiffy you
can have hot tea, boullon, creamed shrimp, or any favorite dish.
Your baby awake at night. In an Instant you can warm the
milk for It.
8TKKNO
Canned heat, 2 can for lilic, perform these miracles.
Come See the Little Cheung Dishes at 11.23 and f 1.80
Fred Dawson
"The Retail Star"
IM West First Street
Went to Portland '
Grant Pirtle proprietor of tho St.
Francis hotel made a buine trip to
Portland today.
From ML Vernon
A. E. Elyah the veteran rattle buy
er from Mt Vernon,' Wash, register
ed at the St Francis last night whils
in the city on another buaine trip
Holds Court In Salem
Circuit Judge Jerry R. Kelly went
to Salem this moming to hold court
in the capitol city today.
CUBED OF INFLAMMATORY
RHENSM IN FOUR DAYS
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"Four day after, taking the first
teasponful ,pfRhumahol 1 was cur
ed of inflammatory rhumatism says R.
L. Thomas, of Stratton, Colorado. Can
you afford to suffer longer when this
remarkable remedy la within reach?
Rhumachol is an internal remedy
which cleanses the blood and geta at
the very seat of the trouble. If your
druggist can't supply you, don't ac
cept a substitute, but send $1.00 for
bottle and free booklet to II. E. Ma-
chol, Idaho Springs, Colorado.
LATE ARRIVALS
IN FALL AITAREL
We have just received a delayed
shipment of new fall goods embody
ing the latest creations of fashion.
New Plush Coats
Trimmed with Fur and lined
with Silk .$21.50 to $123
Pliuh Coatees
Natty Styles, Silk lined.
at $20 to $60
Cloth Coats .
In Bolivias, Velours, Silvertoncs and other
favored materials - $11.75 to $95
New Suits and Dresses
Many new and fetching models to choose from.
J. H. BIKMAN
138 W. First Street
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Ten Points to Settle Be-
I fore You Buy Any Truck
The Motor Truck is established. Its utility is
no longer questioned. As a mean of trans
portation it is definitely established that a mo
tor truck is incomparably economical, conven
ient, etc. So It is not a question of whether or
not you need a motor truck.
Your decision must be WHICH TRUCK to se
lect. It i a big question not to be decided un
til you have every fact, eve-y data of coat be
fore you. On that basis ONLY can you make
selection that will justify the required expendit
ure. OARt, "THE TEN TEST TRUCK" Invites every
investigation every test or question that any.
own-igmay advance. The GARY MOTOR
TRUdK has been (elect -d by some of the larg
est truck isers in America. They buy on the
bails of FACT only and GARY hns satisfied
these owners In every one of the following ton
important point. ,
TEST
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TEST
TEST
REASONABLE INVF.8TMEST
Don't buy a tru?' that will depreciate
too rapidly to be economical. You
really rent a motor truck wnen you
buy it At the end of it period of
use it should have a substantial
"Cash or trade-in" value. Invest! -gate
the actual "after use" worth of
any truck before you make your se
lection. ECONOMICAL OPERATION
Truck are a means of economy. It
is not an investment to buy the truck
that will Increase, your transporta
tion cost. Find out what it will ac
tually cost you to transport your mer
chandise. SIMPLICITY
Skilled experienced labor costs
money. You don't want to increase
your labor hire because of your truck -investment.
Before making your
choice, take any worker In your De
livery Department Give him a few
imple Instructions. See whether or
not the truck Is simple enough for hi
unskilled abilities.
TEST
5
TEST
TEST
TEST
8
TEST
9
Test
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OVER CARRIAGE
Do not buy a one. ton truck and ex
pect It to do a 3 1-2 ton duty. But
the truck you do buy ihould be built
to ailow for a reasonable margin of
overload. Buy the tin , uck thnt
your business needs. Do not Invest
in a 5 ton truck for a 1 ton labors.
Nor should you buy a 8 1-2 ton truck
to do the work of a S ton truck.
CONTINUOUS OPERATION
Accidents will happen, and some re
pairs are Inevitable. Select a truck
cf a design so standardized that ro
pir will never keep-your truck vA
it service.
ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURER
A truck mad by a maker having lim
ited resource Is a questionable In
vestment. Bo sure the maker of your
truck will be In business a lone a
you do.
DEALER DEPENDABILITY
The dealer ia the agency that it di
rectly responsible to you. Be sure
that th dealor from whom you buy
your truck ia as reliable and depend
able as yojr own banker. Do not
buy a truck from a dealer that ha a
reputation for shifting responsibility.
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NON RADICAL DESIGN
Radical changes and principles are
experimental. Do not buy an exper
imental truck. Keep within approv
ed design and principle.
SPEED POWER
' An emergency will arise where you
will have to run your fully-loaded
truck at it maximum speed. Power
should provide for speed to allow
for peed when it la necessary.
THE TEN-TEST .TRUCK"
Let us give
Ha measured up to every test,
you the facts to prove It
TEST
' EOUALIZF.il
Prom, front fender
BALANCE
to rear lamp
Gary Coast Agency
71 BROADWAY
Ben T. Ridders
Local Agent
bracket, maximum efficiency of oner-
atlon require even distribution of
weight, work and wear. The motor
must not be too light for it load
th frame must not ba heavier than
is necessary. Consider whether or
not there I proper co-relation of (Is
ant j arts.
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