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Special Sale on Cascade Linen Writing .Paper Saturday Only 1 Pound Cascade Linen . .50c 2 Pkg, Cascade Linen Envelopes 30c An 80c Value for 56c Dawson's Drug Store LOCAL i. Personal Mention ofPeople Here Free Oakland June E. Medley of Oakland Ore- goo, ia visiting this week at the home of his brother J. G. Medley of North Albany. From Shelbura T. J. Gibbons, a prominent farmer, of Shelbjrn was in Albany today on ....... . his way to visit his brother and fam ily at balem over Sunday. Leaves For Alberta R. M. Hutchins a well known farmer ... i i r t : I ox luc cuuH.jf, is M mf ivr niTvr j stock Alberta Canada tomorrow to . Returned to Portland visit his son. " Ralph Green returned to his work Front Portland j Portland today after visiting his S. N. Steele, of Portland a former ' parents in Uazelwood, Mr. and Mrs. prominent Albany business trip to Green. Lebanon. ' 111 ia Portland " "" Visits Daughter at Shdburo Andy Dever a well known young William Allphin left this "noon for nn of Albany, was taken ill in Por: Shelburn to spend the week end vis- j nd '' veek and is now in the iting his daughter Went to Gates Bert Davis left this noon for Gates wtM U I. I ... J . wu. uv u9 KWiai IIVUCUU WnO w - i.iivj . iuvuicr viiTca are taking violin lessons. He start- ' in the citT this morning on a busi ed out with a good sixe drum and .' ne triP- The McFarlands are on viucr uipiuciii suiiicicnt so proauce altkmds of music. Frosa Thorn as C Fretag, one of the leading far mers of the Thomas section, transact ed business here Saturday. ufniiurj rues I Inventory and aoDraisement at ih late Minerva E. Gill of Scio was filed and approved in Probate court today, i W. A. Ewing of Scio is the adminis- trator and A. E. Randall, Ed Meyers and W. F. Gill appraisors and listed to property at $1435.12. Visited Parents J- ; Mrs. Myrtle Owen visited "her par- ents yesterday near Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Densmore. Returns From Portland C. H. Cusick. who has been attonri. ing the federal eoirt in Portland as a juror was in the city yesterday Returns to School Lyle Brown, son of Mr. and Mr. Lee Brown, of Soap Creek Benton - - -, wees xwnton county, returned to Portland yestcr- jn i i . . i day where he is attending school. rrosa Halsey ' Joe Dinkard one of Halsey's well known citizens is in the city today on a business trip and to visit friends. Tr'm Waidport Dr. Luton, of Waldport, registered at the St. Francis last night while in the city on a business trip. From Blodget F. fi. Dodle and E.B. Wrichedther, of Blodgett, spent the week end here while on a business trip. Hepncr Visitor A. R. and B. C. Zeek. two fnrm.. ... w. ..WW miner t Linn county citizeps were in the city last nicrht nn ilui. .. 1. - last night on their return home after transacting business and visiting rfiends here. Lebanon Visitor Mrs. Lenore Nye, of the pioneer family above Lebanon was In the city last night visiting friends. Returned to Vancouver- Mrs. John Raulch, who has been .. ...... hiiw una imn iu a vusyivnnia visiting her daughter in the city, 'he West as an oil producing cen-XI-. n ur rw : . a . . ... Mrs. G. W. McMain returned to her home in Vancouver today. Went to Salem Mrs. M. Peters, of Yaquina, and Mrs. Lillian Bayne, who have been visiting their mother here, Mrs. Allen, Gill, went to Salem this morning to visit .friends. From Sheridsn . Geo. G. Brown, who was formerly in the logan juics business here, was ter. a business visitor here today. From Eugene Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKinley of Eugene spent the week end here re gistering at the Albany hotel From Fry Station E. L. Williams, one cf the leading farmers of Fry station ,was In ths BRIEFS ad Activities About ttra City. city this morning to confer with a local physician, Returned to Portland Pari and Hazel Tucker returned to I 'i home in Portland this morning jfter spending the week end her visiting at the home of Miss Jaunita , and Gwenith Davis. I v i n . Visit Parents Miss Gertrude Bilyeu, of the Leb anon schools, spent Sunday in tha eiiv visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J t RilwAn Uood aamaritin hospital. From Brownsville Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFartand and Mr. McFarland's mother arrived f,v" ""k piuucvr ismuics 01 Brownsville. ? Here Front Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis and chil dren, of Berlin, are in the city today visiting at the home of Mrs. . Mae Halsey Visitor Uavis. Mr- a Faisley, a well known lady Halsey, was in the city last night """est the Van Dran hoteL AtttnA Legislature Hoa- C"- Childs, of Brownsville passed through Albany this morning niSh Rear for Salem, to attend a Iec'l session of the Legislature, Mr- (-'h''ls predict; that the sesxon will last 20 days. Here From Jordan Mrs. Harvey Shclton. of Jordan. was "n Albany visitor today on her return from visiting her children at ucMinnville. root Lyons- Ed Trask, of Fox Valley, above - w laiic, aoovi Lyons was an Albany business vis : . . i. : itor this afternoon. From Condon Lewis Vehrs, of Condon, a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vhcrs formerly of Lebanon, was in the city- todayon his return home. Mr. Vehrs and his brothers are big wheat farmers and report doing a thriving business. rrora bbedd Henry Freerksen. one of the di rec tors of the Albany Creamery, who resiaes at snedd, was an Albany bus iness visitor this afternoon. Lebanon Post Master Here H. Y. Kirkpatrick, the popular post ' .. . I w: pupuiBr post ma'ter of Lebanon, was in the city IfVrfav t today to a missionary conferene. a representative of the Presbyterian church. From Lacom fa Henry C. Pylc, the moving spirit of the Lacombi fields, was an Al bany visitor this afternoon. Mr. Pv1- is strong in the faith that Lacom b is destined to become the Pensylvania On Business G. E. Warner, a former Albany resident, was a business visitor here today from Lebanon Here From Brownsville Mrs. W. W. Bailey, of Brownsville, came over last week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. George W. Wright. Attended Corrsllis Stunts Miss Carolyn Wright returned home Saturday morning after having been a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house at O. A. C. for their freshmen stunt show. , Bought New Home Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Jesses, who were recently married, have purchas ed from Fish & Hodges t tyjngalow and lot in Epauline Addition where uu-y will make their home. They intend to raise chickens. 10 Open Garage M. A. Winn and son-in-law have rented the Hub City Garage and are opening up a first class repair shop, fne younger member of the firm is an experienced mechanic and was re cently discharged from the army after service during the war. Went to Wsldport timer Vcmble and Al Heyup left this morning for Walport where they wilt install a Dclco power and lighting system on the place of one of the progressive farmers of that vicinity. Tangent Man in Hospital Adotph Mruller, of Tangent, was operated on a St. Mary's hospital Sunday. Weather Report. Tonight and Tuesdy fair. The riv er stands at 3.3 feet. Yesterday the temperature ranged from 25 to S3 de grees. New Cars Arrive The Albany Garage Saturday un loaded two car loads of Studcbakers and Oakland. Essex Roadster Here The Highway Garage, Saturday re ceived the first of the new Essex roadsters to come to Albany. The car is a neat little contraption and is attractive in appearance. An Essex touring car was also driven from Portland for the company. Returned to Brcaaington Eldon Huckleman of the U. S. Navy stationed at Bremington, refirned to his position yasterday after making a brief visit with his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Hackleman. Returned Frosa Des Moines Miss Le Veils Wood, of Corvallia formerly of Tangent, returned Satur day from the big convention at Des Moines where she had been as a del egate to represent the Baptist church of Corvallis. Blanche V. Isom And Bannee Zeek Are Married A pretty wedding occured Sunday morning at 10:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Isom, when their charming daughter, Blanche V., was united in marriage to Baunee Keek, of Hepner. The bridal couple made a splendid appearance as the nuptials were solemnized by Rev. G. H. Young, the ring ceremony being used. The bride is a graduate of the Brownsville High school, also attend ed the Monmoth Normal and ia very popular in school circles. The groom served over-seas in the famous 91st division and is very highly esteemed. After an extended honeymoon trip to Newport, the happy couple will make their home in Hepner, Ore. Among those present were: Imo gen Isom of Portland, a sister of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Orland Zcek of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Zeek of Hepner; Mrs. Thomas Bacher.of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Isom, of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Isom fsther and mother of the bride. TACOMA. GL'N STORE. INC. TACOMA. WASH. Largest Stock of Hunters and Trappers Supplies in the North west. Especisl attention to mail orders. Send one cent stamp for catalogue. Everything OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. If You , Keep Money in the store or office, it's subject to loss by fire or theft If you keep checks too long before depositing, they're some times returned marked "No Funds." The safe way is to have a Check Account with this bank, and deposit daily. Capital & Surplus $90,000 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, . Oregon Activity Shown In Industrial Review of State PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. U The weekly industrial review of the state of Oregon reveals b'ulding and com mercial activity nil over the slate Below are Items on w'i.i: is go'i.t on in the various eiit)in o.' Oregon t Roseburg Oregon Growers' Assn. by build $16,000 packing plant hciv. Salem State spends $l,OtW,000 on highway bridges in 1010. Eugene Milk condenscry to i: built. Harrisbjrr- Bridge to be built- V rross river hn-. Pendleton 34,516 acres under irri gation in Umatilla county. ' Roseburg Two large farras'bf 2100 and 3100 icres to be divided into tracts of 50 and 60 seres for fruit snd berry culture. Salem C5 Ctrloads apple cider or dered by New York firm from 1'hes Co. Portland Pacific Steamship Co. closes contract to carry 4,000,000 ft. lumber to Orient Portland Lumber prices will soar to unprecedented levels diring winter and spring, according to lumber com pany officials here. Demand for Doug las fir and other woods from this section by eastern building and man ufacturing industries will reach an enormous volume during next year. Astorit New $100,000 business block to be erected. Alblna Fisher flour mills buy lots to build plant here. North Bend Union Oil Co. to build plant here. Corvallis S. P. Co. to remove tracks and pave Washington St. Marshficld 76 ranchers to plant 175 acres berries. Prineville Mrs. McDowell to biuld 14 bungalows and 100-room hotel. Ncwberg Graphic enters 31st year under E. H. Woodward as Editor. Gold Hill cement plant will resume nperations this month. St. Helens Siuvies Islsnd sawmill starts operation. Portland stove works to build addi tion 80 to 140. Hood River claims to have $500, 000 new constriction work planned. Klamath Falls box factories and sawmills increase capacity. Eugene fruit grower gets $771.31 for crop one acre raspberries. Hood River apples sell $3.60 and $4.60 a box. Gold Hill $6000 fire-proof garage to be biult. Scio lumber mills to be enlarged. A COLD RELIEVER FOR FIFTY YEARS Dr. King's Now DUcovsvy has) successful racord of half a csmtury 4 TIME-TRIED for mora than fifty yenrs and todsy at the senlth of Its popularity I When ynu think of I hut, yon are bound to ho convinced that Dr. King's New Dis covery don exactly what It Is meant to do soothes cough-raw throats, conKPstliin-mrmented chests, loosen phlegm-neck, and breaks the most obstinate mid snd grippe attack. Dr. King's Is sure for your cold, for your mother's raid, for the kid dle's cold, couch, croup. Leaves no rlliuiKrepnnle srter-efTecte. 60c. and $1.20 bottles at your druggist's. Dowels Act Sluggish? Irregular bowols often result In serious l-kii-x sod disorder of the liver nnd xtnmnch. Make them act as thi-y should with Dr. King's New Life pills. Keep the liver ac tive tl.f sieiu frea from was to. 23c a bottle. . NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD 03 CATARRH Apply Cream In Nostrils To Open Up Air Passages. Ah I Whal Mllaf I V. trlls opea right op, the air passages of 1" " you caa steatite freely. 'No snore hawking, snuffling, mucous A iarhm.Bw htuli. struggling for breath at Bight, your cold or eatarrn is gone. Dont stsv stuffed tt Get a CMtU bottle of IM rwm r.i- TZT- - - WHS IUUJ druggist now. (Apply a little of this fragrant, aatiseptie cream in your nos trils, 1st K penetrate through every air nasaam of th LhiIi m.iL j 1 1 the swollen, Inflamed mucous membrane, sHvlnff vm in.l .n. .uj m- n Balm Is Just what every sold and csv tarrh suffervf ha barn ijsUbb. ill's Oust splendid. Wanted Carpenters For work on now unit of pap er mill at West Linn, Ore., $5.20 for eight hours work. Splendid accomodations in new hotel. Meals 35 cents. Beds, 10c, 26c and 35 cents. Apply at Crown Willamette Paper Co., West Linn, Ore. One-third wool produced In slats, 'r about $4,260,000 lbs., used by local mills. Value $7,000,000. Forest Grove New Machinery to be Installed in local cannery. Will double capacity. Portland Palmollve Co., to rebuild factory destroyed by fire at coat of $760,000. Oregon has 008,769 acres under cultivation. Oregon City Work on foundation of new mill of Crown Willamette Pa per Co. being rushed. Cottage Grove Johnson Lumber Co. purchases 100,000,000 feet timber BUY YOl'K GKOCKKIF.S FKOM KASTIU'llN IIKOS., AND TKACH VOl'K DOI.I.AK TO IIAVK MOKK tfcNTH. . TIIF.SK I'KICKS WILL IIKLI YOU Fisher's Blend Flour, Per Sack . $3 SS ( Kegular Price $3.60) , Olympic Flour. Per Sack t $3.13 Per llsrrel $U.a Crown Flour, Per Sack A. 13.14 Per Barrel $11.30 Snow Flake (Soft Wheat Flour) Per Sark I2.H5 Per Barrel $11.33 Snow Fall, Hard Wheat Flour, Per Sark $3.10 Per Barrel $12.19 A Patent Flour Made from Eastern Ore iron lllueatvm. Every Sark GUARANTEKI). Corn Meal, 91b. Sark, 60c Wheatola 91b. Sack 75c Pure Country Lard, 3 pounds for ....$1.00 Swift's White Sosp, 16 bars for $1.00 We Psy llighent Msrket Price for P.ggs. CASH OK TRADK We Sell Fresh Milk and Cream. Genuine Butternut Bread. 10c & 15c Ter Ixraf EASTBURN BRO'S. THE CASH GROCERS Why is Sears Butternut Bread so good? Because it is backed by 30 years experience in the Bakery Business, and it ia In the know how. Best of everything and the know how, makes good bread and it is clean and wholesome. y Ask Your Grocer for It or Csll SEARS BAKKKY 4 GROCERY Phone M List Your Orders For Marshall Strawberries, Munger Raspberries - and Loganberries at earliest date possible We will supply you at Net Cost to Us, but must know by February 1 Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Canning Co. W. R. SCOTT, Mgr. Phone 91 Roast CboW Electrically 51bs.4oz. wssva WOMEN OF Study this picture and realize what it moans to "cook by wire In thess H. C. L. times. You can not only conserve on meats but everything else cooked with Electricity. Then consider the labor, dirt, and worry eliminated by this up-to-date way of cooking. Remember our stock is getting lower every day and when w buy our next supply the prices will surely be higher. 3rd Lyon St. phono IS t - - Mountain States Power Company 3rd & Lyon St - 1 1 , in Umpqua furesL Gresham Northwest Potato Stsrck and Milling Co. operating two shifts a day. New additions to plant be ind nisds.' CAKI) OF THANKS .We desire to express our eincora thanks and appreciation to our friends fur their kindness and sympathy ex tended during the illness and death of our beloved husband and fsther. MRS. W. A. LONG MR. VICTOR LONO . MRS. E. C. MeCLAIN MR. WAYNE LONG MR. WILMKR LONG. JIJ 1st sad Ferry fl I mm fill Cooked ALBANY Phone 15 Mi j j m
