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Notes from all parts of Linn
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ML Pleasant Iteesa
Sclo, Or., Deo., 24 Mlia Margarita
Ryan returned bom Tuesday from
Salem whsre she haa btn for some
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Krank Laux was a week ami vis-
. (lor al Albany.
II. R. Bliank and Tom Epplng motored
l- to Portland Monday.
Mitt Ilutel Lambert, who la attend
ing school at 0. A. C. 6 vliltiiig with
horn folks' through Christmsa vaca
. tlon.
Miaa Varna Shank callad on Mist
Dorothy Smith Sunday. '. .',.
1rlr. and Mr. Tom Epplng and
children callad at W. II. Pearson
1 homo Sunday.
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and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lambart and
- daughter spent Sunday at the Linn
Lambart home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shation vliltad
at the Mm. Roxla Shank home laat
week.
Jaka Ilufnar visited aevvral days,
at lha J. IJ. Kloar homa tha past week.
Wm. Ryan, who ii atlanding school
at 0. A. C. ia apendlng hit Chriat
maa vacation with homa folk.
Thcra will ba church at tha Mt.
Pleasant ch'jrch Sunday December 28
both morning and evening. . """"
TWm Ml&ai Mauri ftmllh mnA lloltw
. Ryan and Metart Wayna and Willi
' Hubcr were Sunday visitor! at the
Mr. Roxla Shank homa.
Mr. and Mn. Frank Habbeaman, of
Aberdeen, Wash., and Mn. Frad Me
Intyr and cVighter, of Salam arc via
Itjng at theM. F. Ryan homa.
" . A Merry crowd of young people
' gathered at tha M. F. Ryan hamai
unday ivenlng and pnt tha sren
Ing in ilnging.
Sodavllle I trait
80DAV1LLE Dec, 24-Le.lie La
Forge and family hava arrived from
Kelseyvllle, Cel., Where they spent
tha summer.
I. P. Hroriwln mmm m PArttMn.1 vis.
Itor lai week. " .
Mlaa Bado Tharp, who haa been
vtsmng ner moincr nera during we
pt weak, returned today to her work
of-helo g:rl" in Lebanon.
, Our town people are preparing to
' have a union Chriatmat tree at the
Evangelical Church.
'.' Dr. N. II. Luther, who recently
sold hi drug s'.ore In Crabtree, haa
decided to4octt here, and it moving
thit week to the Jackaon building on
Pina 1 1 ret, ,
' A petition la being circulated here
1. 1 .u . . .. . ur
II. Ingram t-upcrvitor of this road
dirtrlct. Mr. Ingram haa held this
position several times before, and has
.shown himself to ba a fair and con-
. scirntlout official. v
' Mn. W. A. Smith of Gladstone ar-
. with her slater, Mn. C. Frinby.
Gale Hasan, who hat been doing car
penter work at Mill Cty It visiting
homo folka here while taking an en
forced vacation cauacd by tha big
. snow and cold snap that stopped work
at tha sawmill.
. V You're Inveating in tho fufire when
ever you ahow a customer why he
v should buy a piece of Oregon-made
goods inateaa of "something eio jus'.
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XHDAIH VMHM AIH . COLO Alt) -j
SAUINO RiaiNO SAkklNO -
sy,
Brown & Leigh.
Plumbers & Tinners
West First St - With Barker Hdw. Co.
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Jeffereon Iteast ,.. . t)
JKFFERKQN, Dec, SO -Ada Ilamp
ton, tha eleven year old daughter of
W. II. Hampton, dlvd of blood poiaon
'ng In Bala in Hoip t il Tuvaday
morning. K'Jiiersi tervicra werehvld
at Jefferson Wednesday uftrr.K:i.
Amoiiy ihs .'ef.'srtonltes at Albany
hopping latt Friday werj Mitt Net
lio and Wllda Vaughn, Mrt. V. 0.
Looney and daughter Mitt Francis,
Mrt. E. J. "fibumaker and daughter
Mitt Bcrnadlne, Mrs. W. E, Fontaine
Mlts Lou Millar, Mrt. C. H. Hoyt
and Mr. and Mrs. Frad Widdle. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Albert, of Bates, j
Eastern Oregon are hero spending the
holidayt with Mrt. Albert's parents, '
Mr. and Mrsr. A. i. Shumaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cilhouse of
Portland came down Monday to spend '
Chriatmat with Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Miller. . -,. -
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Steiwer want
to Portland Tuesday evening to spend
Chrlttmaa with relatives. . I
Mrs. R. C Thomas and children
went to Albany Tuesday to apend (
Chiittmat with Mrs. Thomat' parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Smith. " I
' John Moriti was an Albany visitor I
Tuatday. .
Ray Reeves was in Salrm on butl-
naM last Saturday.
C. C Llbby made abuslness trip
in AltiMtiV TriHulav .
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Frand Lillard and Mr. and Mrs.
C. II. Hoyt were In Albany shopping
Tuesday.
Ctrt tho Genuina
and Avoid
Watt
Qptomelrist.
ALBANY OA.
Tomorrow
No More
r Dread
Of Winter
with Its chilly, damp days
and big fuel bills, if you
use the.
' . Pipeless . Furnace :
RADIO
4 NATURE'S WAY'.'
It burns wood, coal, or
briquette, heats up quick
ly and--
Saves 25 to 50 per cent
in fuel v; .
Heats the entire house with
one register and automat;
ically ventilates. - Call,
phone or write for free lit
erature or see It demon
strated. '
V$tory Cke) H
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BEST CHRISTMAS
TRADEIN HISTORY
Albany Merchants Unanim
ous in Voting This the .
Greatest Year
Local storea are a Mull in declar
ing that this Chriatmaa thopplng tea
ton wat tha beat that they hava aver
enjoyed. Not only hat tha price paid
for goods .been larger and the vol
ume of receipt! larger in proportion,
bat the number of tales In moat cases
has exceeded anything heretofore en
joyed. "
F. M. French and Soot report that
their buainott this year baa far out
stripped anything they bava ever done
F. O. Will, alto In tha Jewelry bus
Inaaa, slates that he had long exceed
ed his highest, recard of tha past, sev
eral dayt before Chriatmaa in aplte
of tha week of bad weather when one
day hit receipt were but 13.60. '
' Flood'! Stora enjoyed Incraated
protperlty thit year. Rataton't cleo
tri Co., Grocery atorca and automo
bile dealers alto had a heavy trade.
Hamilton's stora reports a large ln-i
create for tha month of December ov
er any previous December, and the
amount of purchases have been larger.
Sternberg's Toggery and women's
tfcop have kept In line and report a
r7E3jriBic.irsi2
To Adequately
Conserve the
Fuel You Have
A good quality heat
er will be the best as
set, there are many
good heaters, but for
economy in the initial
expence of the heater
and economy in the
wood bill, we can con
fidently speak of the
Comfort and the Mas
cot, three sizes in eith
er style. ; v.
Make Your Selection
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FISHER - BRADEN CO.
'The Store With a Welcome"
City of Portland Recognize
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One to Five
71 Bdwy
fine business. So does McDowell's
Shoe company and Self Serivee Shoe
Store. Tha i. C. Penny Co. states
that their sales are far in excess of
any previous year's business, and tha
Sample Store likewise- n porta a big
gain. Hauaer Brot., tha Barker Hard
ware Co., Hulbert Ballack Hardware
Ca., The Elite Confeeliorrery and Les
lie's Drug Store, Burkhara Lee,
Woodworth't prug Co. and Fothay
and Maton likewise report that their
tocka hava been almoat depleted by
heavy buying. Tha Blaine Clothing
Company atatet that itt Chriatmat but
Inatt began earlier an. lasted longer,
with more and greater grott sales
than any In tha history of tha store.
The same thing can be heard at the
furniture stores, E. L. Stiff k Son,
Albany. Furniture Exchange,- Fischer
Braden, Gilbert Bros., and tha Fort
miller Furniture Co. All over the
city tha same thing ia beard. It Is
Impotaible to name all of tha mer
chants reporting big gains, but tha
facts show that Albany has been fa
vored wiih the biggest Christmas tea
ton in It history. -
The - Democrat dares to to draw
tha conclusion that in addition to tha
fact that there Is naturally more
money in the country this year than
aver, tat people got tha Chriatmaa
spirit earlier and kept it up harder
as a result of the tplendld advertiaing
that these merchants carried in the
local papers, carrying their mettage
direct to tha hornet and aiding people
in deciding on their pretentt and fac
ilitating thopplng.
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GARY .TRUCKS gain recognition throughout the Northwest.- The FIRE BUREAU of;
the CITY of PORTLAND is using six .GARY THUCKS. ,
Contractors, lumbermen, timbermen, merchants, cattlemen, warehousemen and farmers
are using GARY TRUCKS., We can make immediate delivery. If interested and
wanting to go on road construction, place your order with us for spring delivery. And
pay for your'truck in one seasons work. We also have other good contracts to place
' trucks on. Get a GARY for EFFICIEN CY and ECONOMY. The GARY has one
full year factory guarantee. We have so me good territory open for dealers and dis-
tributors. - , ' . ; . . ' ' ' - ' .
Toil Capacities.
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Gary Coast
Northwest Distributors
Portland, Oregwi. V
Ben T. Ridders, Agent
ALBANY, OREGON
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Men's Brown Hi Press Sport Boots I7.M
Men's Brown Hi Press Short Boots 14.75
Men's Black Straight Line Sport Boot M.l
Ben 'a Black Straight Line Short Boot 14 25
Men's Brown Hi-Press Lace Pac f3.t5
Men'a Black, Whita Sole Hi-Presa Pac 14.29
Men's Red Rubber Top-Notch Brand, Lace Pac I3.9
Men'a Black Lace pac I2.9S
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' MEN'S RUBBERS
Hi-Press, Extra Heavy Dull Slipper 1.5
Men'a Heavy Dull Storm Slipper tljtt
Men'a Black, with Red Sole M
Men'a Rubbers, Medium Weight, Rolled Edge $1.29
Same as Above Without Rolled Edge U9
We invite you to call and get one of the art
calendars which we have ready for you. . '
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; Call at Cashier's Office
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STOP THAT COUGH
Before it Becomes DeepSeated .
Nyals Syrup of White Pine With Cod Liver Extract
Eucalrptus and Menthol Will do it
" It Soothes Irritated Surf acta and Builds ap Broken-down Hasaea
v Price 2Se and 50e
SEE OUR STATIONERY
- It is unexcelled for Quality and Beauty.
Look over our line of Flash Lights, Pocket Knives, '
' ' " Thermos Bottles and Lunch Kits .
Calavans' Drug Store
2nd & Main Sts.
the superiority
Agency, Inc.
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