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DKVKK, Or., Jan. 8-('ha. L.
Joura went lu Portland jt Tueaday
evening and apem a few ilayi vialtlng
friend.
Mr. and Mra, J. W. (iro.hong and
daughter, Mr. Ioiuld llumphiey,of
ltoeburg, npi'iii New Yeur'a l)ny in
I'oitluncl vliitlng relative.
Mr. ('. C. Hcoti of Albany aprnt
Wcilneedny of lut week with her par
enta, Mr. and Mra. Carl Kdo.
Mrt. Itora Davii went to Corvallia
fv.-ilnu.il.iy evening to vlait her dau
ghter Mr., llnriy Wluklcy.
Pcmpaoy Will and Clyde Crnvo
took a motorcycle trip to I'orllNiid
lnt Mond.iy. Mr. Will rel'itned home
on iho truin whllo Mr. (irovo remain
rd to work.
K. O. Truax nude a buainoaa trip
to Salem laat Weilne'day.
Mra. F.lmcr Ach returned Wed
n'jny fium MeMlnnville Mra. Aarhe'a
broihi'r, l u.irll Kelly, ! very II! w':K
I m-otnor ia.
Mm. J II. RVer haa beer. Mult
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Albany pa.cngir on Thursday
were K. A. I'ligmnn, R. V. Joremsn,
J. T. F.lmore and (on Tom.
Mr.. J. II. Ilnldoif hat lieen suffer
In IT with an attack of neuralgia.
W. S. Iloefer .pent Sat-irday in
K.l.-m.
' Floyd Ojiilrell, of near Hrew.lrr
Station, vi.ite.1 lirru:in llitrniat-h on
Kaiurilny. Mr. ('anlrell and Mi. Ifnr
ni.rh niw .ervlre In France together.
Mr. and Mr.. Ctenn Willard of Al
lnny .pent Snturday night at Jhe Carl
Il.irnl.eh home.
V. II. Ilitfhe and wife of Thorn
.pint Saturday night and Sunday at
the J. A. June. home. Mt.s Mnigur-i-t'j
Wire of Allnny alao a Sun
iljy gueat.
Knlph (iro.hnnir and family, of Hell
fountain, apent Sunday and Monday
at the Willi Cro.hnnir home.
Mii Mury Kalney returmil to her
hone In Oregon City Sinday.
Mr. (eo. I.ut'ht of Alh.my .pent
Monday with her mother Mr.. J. F.
A.rhe. Freda June, w alao an nf-te-t.ion
vUitor. '
The Iever Mercantile Com puny hj.
recently liei-n .old to A. K. II irvey,
of Portland. Mr. Il .rvey hiia already
iMken po..e.sion. Mr. ,itil Mrs. Fore
m;in do not known definitely when'
the will loentr.
W. A. Crovo went to Oiville on
Tuesday to vi.it hi. mother.
Mm. R. V. Foreman went to S.tim
Tue.dny.
Cnrl lluekle and Itiilph Kalney of
Or. con Cl'y are visiting jl the Willi.
roiong home.
Shelhum New
SilF.I.IIl'KN, Jan 8-CInir Mel. in
who ha. liven aerving in the U. S.
Navy, returned home Tui dny from
ll.iiti where he hn. been stationed.
1 John Trolllniier and hit mother
' have returned horn South Carolina
where thry have been viaiting rela
tive! and frlenda.
Mr. and Mra. Frank (iooeh apent
Sunday ut Mt. Angel with Hen Cooch.
Rev. W. V. Mctiec of Albany
preached at Shrfb'jrn Sunday morn
ing. The "Hard Time" dune given by
I he Union on Ni w Year, try waa well
I nlltiidcd. Tiler will b another
dunre January 10.
I William Kuiken, who haa bi en ve
iling hit borther, Wuba Kuiken, re
turned to hi homo at I.yon Sun
day nftemoon.
ilarvry Mcl.iln, who la attending
I Willamette Uiilvcraily, apent Christ
mna varation at horn.
! Kugcne Kowman, who ia working
at (iooeh, apent Sundayat hum.
Several people of tin a vicinity at
; liniled the how at Scio Rntur luy
Tiitrlit.
Kinery Illno and family hv mov
ed back to Shrllrirn.
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I CENTER, Jan. 8-Hperial Mr. and
V J. It. Cnlrnea h.ivc Ju.l return
ed from a two werka vl.it with re-
, Iniive at Crawford. ville.
Frank Pierr la very III at hi. homo
' here, lie haa been liedfnat for torn
time.
I Mra. Ceorire Fruitta nd rhlldrcn
! have returnedfrom an rxlended vi.it
1 with relative and friend., In Corval
lla. The funeral of Mra. (jay Wiirle, of
Portland, waa held at the Wii(le cem
etery la.t Wedne.diy. Mra. Wi;le
waa well known in thia neitrhliorhood
Sho leave aix children, on aon, in
the navy, who ha not yet heard of
hi. mother'a aiekneaa, and death.
Ralph WUrle and wife and baby of
Hood River vi.lted at the home of J.
K. Wile lat week.
M. Rachel Helta ia vi.itittK her
intl John Iletta.
TV pupil, ar ( rr'i'f have re.umrd
' thi '- v.-ork if-,r a ao we.-ka v.iejtim
f.-he holid.ya
lien Schirk underment an nperntlon
tvr appendiriti iii the Ilarriaburt; hoa
pit.il, and la able to ait 'jp now.
Iiuiaiana keep a holiday today in
celebration of th one hundred anil
fifth anniveraary of the battle of New
Orlean I
Th aetivit.y of oricanized labor and
th participation of women will add
Intereat to th civic election to b
held In Vancouver today.
The tenth annual convention of th
International Aocitlon of Cloth
itiK Ilcaiifnera will meet in New York
city Unlay for a three-day elon.
ElalMiruUi preparation have been
madu in Omaha for the reception and
entertainment of (it n. PerwhiiiK, who
ia to be a ifuent of that city tinlay.
Purauant to th call of Chairman
Homer 8. CummliiK the National
Demurratic ConiriiitU-u will mint in
Wanhinicton, I). C, tixlay to (elect the
time and place for holding the nation
al nominating convention.
Score of Democratic leader of na
tional prominence, includinK all of
thoHO who are considered potential
candidate for the preaidentia! nomin
ation, have been invited to attend the
Juekaon Day banquet to be held in
Wkahinirton tonight.
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Your Dollar Goes Farthest
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT!
First, because our prices are" right, and second
because our merchandise is of the lasting, service
giving quality which makeS it by far the cheapest
fn the long run.
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II LACK CAT HOSE FOR BOYS & GIRLS
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Mra. A. J. Kierce accompanied her
i ai.ti r, Misa ( illi r, tin f ir at Sal .n
j tcxluy on Ijer way to her home in
Idaho.
1 lhanon Attorney Here
Atturniy II. II. Che.., of Ibanon,
j waa among the early arrival in the
1 city thia morning on a buainea trip.
Return From Lebanon
Mr. L. L. Baltimore waa an Albany
viaitor laat night at the St. Francis,
on her return from Lt-banon to vis.t
her parent..
Ell LESS ID TAKE
SALTSFOR KIDNEYS
Tak a glu of BaJu be for braakfaat
If your Back hart or Bladder
bother yoo.
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Shirts
"And all their day, they'll alng the praice of Black Cat Hosiery.'
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SANDERSONS IIRIDCE, Jan. 8
' The rock cruaher continuea to grind
fuel: fr the road, nenrby. Severul
rnunty n:rk. are hnuling the fini.hed
pr.'duct a-id .prerdin it. One truck
i reported to have taken D7 yard,
of -r vel from the rrti.her and apreud
ii.dM the Santinin mnd in one dty
' recently.
Farmer are plowing on the river
bottom land..
Horner Paraon hn hi portable drag
law in the big timber on tho rnnch
of J. II. Coultard.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Itnldwin of
hurir viaited the imrmit. of Mr.
, ll.ildwln, Mr. and Mi. H. I. Tipper,
l.lt Sanibiv.
V. P. Gltleipl poke In the Free
Methodi.t rhureh in A'h.iny la.t Sun
day. The Con.Ua taker I coming.
On-- hnpte in every two in ler
r.I district, of Ontn-io ha. a te'enhone
and about one farm out of every fot'i
haa an automobile.
Tli American men and women mnat
pard eooaUntly againat Kidney trouble,
becauas w aat too much and all our fond
la rich. Our blood I filled with urio
add which th kidney atrire to filter
out, tliey weakee from overwork, becotn
elujrgiah; tL eliminalive tiaaue eiogand
tlie rr.nl t I kidney trouble, bladder
wenknraa and a general decline in health.
W hen ymir kidney feel like lump of
lend: your back hurt or Ui urine i
cloudy, lull of aediment or you r
obllewl to eek relief two or thre time
during the nielit; if ymi eutfer with tick
beadarhe or diuy, uerwiua pella, acid
atamuach, or you have rheumatiam when
tli weather ia bad, get from your phax
maiat aliout four ounce of Jad Salt;
tak a tableapoonful in glau of
nter Irfore breakfut for a few dura
and your kidney will then ct Ana.
Thi iamou aalua i made from tlie aci J
of grape and lemon juice, combined with
litliia, and ha tven uaed for generation
to Uuah and alimulate clogged kidneya;
to neutraliu tho acid in the urine no it
no longer I a oura of irritation, thu
endini bladder diaorder.
Jad Salt i inerpenaivet cannot in
lure, make a delightful effervcarent
lithiawater beverage, and belong in
every home, beeauae nobody can make
a miatake by having a good kidney Alien
ing any lima.
Hlack Cat Stockings have proved their worth to many
a mother in this vicinity; take a tip from them and
from us. Don't waste your money buying hose that
3C won't stand the test, but put Black Cat Stockings on
H your youngsters.
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(iris Lisie, Drown ana uiacn
Sizes 6 & 6 1-2 65c; 7 & 7 1-2,
70c;8&8 1-2, 75c; 9 & 10 80c
(airls Cotton, Brcwn & Black
Sizes6&6 1-2,40c;7&7 1-2
45c; 8 & 8 1-2 50c; 9 & 10 55c
Boys Leather Stockings,
Heavy rib, Sizes 7 & 7 1-2,
55c; 8 & 8 1-2 60c; 9 & 1 1 65c.
Boys Cotton Stockings, light
rib, Sizes 6 & C 1-2 35c; 7 &
7 1-2 40c; 8 & 8 1-2 45c; 9 &
11,50c.
Boys Fine Dress Stockings,
Sizes 6 & 6 1-2 50c; 7 & 7 1-2
60c;8&81-265c;9& 1170c.
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Blue and Pink, fancy stripe
Sizes 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. The
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Take advantage of this
price now, buy two or three
while we have some at this
small price.
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THE UNIVCUEAL CAR
Don't Depend on Spring Deliveries
Spring dvllvrriea of Ford car have never been certain, and they tdiould not be
depended upon. Demand haa alwaya been greater for Ford car than the' aupply or
production. So, if you would be a tire of having a Ford car, buy it now while deliver
lea are puHnihle. Don't wnit even next month In an uncertainty.
Only a limited, apeciiied number of car hn been allotted to thin territory. That
allotment einnot be Increased, becnuae the demand all over the country U greater than
the aupply or production, (iet your order In now, and you will be one of those who ia
aure of Ford car out of our allotment.
Il'a flrat comc--firat nerved. All order are filled In rotation. So, if you would
he forehanded, If you would be certain of having a Ford car when you want it then
you will buy a Ford car now, A algned order with ua ia your protection. It la the
reault of the wisdom of looking head.
If you buy Ford car now, don't think you have to "store" It. The Ford la a car
made to serve it owner for business or pleasure throughout the entire year. Ford
owner have long since come to recognize the fact. It I no longer popular to "lay-up"
your car for the winter. Iluy a Ford car now, and use it now.
CHANDLER 5 ( X
Famous For Its Marvelous Motor
fetJ:l5?pTi test
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Ciiandler Strides into
Fill LeadersKip
IF there has ever been any question as to Chandler leadership of the
medium-priced fine car tield, it is answered now. The great Chandler
Six is sweeping its market. It displaces less efficient cars. It steps in to
serve those who previously have chosen only high-priced cars. And it
pleases everywhere.
From two thousand to three thousand discriminating Americans bought
Chandler cars open and closed every month this Fall. And at no time
has the demand been fully met. Thousands have waited months for their
new Chandlers, and have felt repaid for waiting.
Nothing could more clearly show the regard in which America' holds the
Chandler Six, than the patience with which these thousands waited for
weeks and months for their Chandlers. They waited because they knew
what they were waiting for because they knew it was worth waiting for.
If You Don't Want to Wait
( Next Spring, Order Now
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Stven-Passenger Touring Car, S189S Four-Passenger Roadster, S1S9S
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, S1975
Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2895 Four-Passenger Coupe, S279S Limousine, S3J9S
' All prices, o. b. Cleveland
J. L. IRVIN
324 Broadalbin St. Distributor Albany, Ore.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO