Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 15, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSchool Books You will find this a convenient place to buy school supplies. Full line of Grammar Grade Books, Tablets, Pencils, etc., always on hand. Dawson's Drug Store The Rexall Store ', LOCAL BRIEFS Personal Mention of People and Actiritica About the City. Here From Rowland ' W. A. Lane, one of the pioneer farmers and stockmen of Rowland, was in the city today to transact business and to visit his daughter, Mrs. E. M. Reagan. Went T Sales Hon. J. K. Weathrrford left on the early train this morning for Salem on legal business. ' '" . Here Fro si Lyons . . C. G. Croisant, a leading farmer near Lyons, was a business tisitdr here last night at the Van Drmn hotel Yiahcjfis Mother (V . ' WT A. Phipps," of HastinfT Nebi arrived In Albany this morning to visit his mother and brother-in-law, L. B. Weaver. Vsits Sisiter Mrs. Cha Ralston, one of the prom inent pioneer ladies of Lebanon, is in the city today visiting her lister, Mrs. W. A. McClain. BufJness Visitor ---Rey J.. Fox, the rustling merchant, post master and livestock man of Lyons was an Albany business visitor today. Toledo Visitor . J. L. Chesley. of Toledo, Ore., was an Albany, busiaci i v si tor last night, retimed to Astiria '- at home during the oay. Archibald Transferred - . Ointon Archibald, who has been working for the Mountain States pow er company here has been transferrd to Independence where he is to act in the capacity of superintendent Visits Brother Geo. D. Norman, of Bote man, Mon tana, arrived in Albany this morning to visit his brother. Dr. J. C Norman. Mr. Norman may remain here for sev eral weeks Prayer Meeting Transferred " The prayer Meeting at the. Baptist church win be transferred to the re- CLOTHES MAKE THE MEXICAN Revenue Collector Would Doll up Force at Ex pense of Carranza ' JUAREZ, Mcx, J. Felipe Valle, customs collector at this port, is a believer in the psychology of clothes. For this reason he has kd the Mcx ven secretariat of the troaiui to al low him an appropriation of approxi mately 2,000 pesos for uniforms for himself and his inspectors. "A dapper aniforn tends to li.crcase an official's self confidents," Fcnor hlle said. "It a!.o it likely to ketp the wearer out of gaml'inig dens snj saloons, for he doci not ish to shame his uniform. Finally, an official looking suit increases the respect of the public for law and order and for the man that is delegater to enforce it. "Yea, I am believer in the p cologia del trajs.'--) he psychalagyo? dress." Petition Filed A petition was filed with the coun ty clerk this morning praying that J. M. Splawn be appointed as admin istrator in the estate of Mrs. Amanda Splawn, deceased. Returns to Wyoming Mrs. Lee Brubaker, of Larmie Wyo ming, left this morning for her home after visiting her sister here. Mrs. C. K. McDermut of 640 west, 7th street. She was accompanied as far as Salem by Mrs. McDermut. Married at Court Boose M. E. Winn, of Albany and Miss Lena Millard of Crawfordville, were married at the court house, yesterday afternon by county judge W. R. Bil- yej. vival meetings at the Methodist "" Ueenses Issued Episcopal church' tonight All are L,mnc Dawson and Peart E. cordially invited to be present at this Jone of Brownsville, and M. E. Winn special meeting. ' ' ' Albany and Lena Milliard, of Craw- Frosa O.. A. C A fordville. Henry Fish, a student of 0. A. C. Her For Wedding arrived in the city to attend the Fort- . Mi Ruth FishA, formerly of this miller-Wills wedding. - - cityi cm op from Salem this morn- Lieut A. C Baker lands ing to attend the wedding of her form- ., Mr.',A C "P.ft.fr Received tele- r xhool mate. Miss Lee Fortmiller gram sUting that her husband arriv- Clarence Wiles. Miss Fisher is ed on the Steamer -George Washing. ociety editor of the Salem Statesman, ton, which landed at New A'ork Mon-! Fraternity is Represented day. He will arrive in Portland the' Arthur Cock rum, Niel Freeman and first of next week and Mrs. Baker will Sumner Williams, of O. A.' C, came leave Sunday' to 1 meet him in that over thi morning to represent their place.- Mr. Baker has been serving in'cHv epter at the Wiles-Fortmiller over seas duty for the past two years.' wedding.'. Visits At Colfax MTrrtpnriprirtr rlUUUIJlillJIJIJtJI ECONOMY i SHOE SAJLE WEBSTER SAYS, to be economical is to save unnecessary . ex . pense, why not you be economical? Ladies high shoes at real Economy prices. The usual McDowell Fit with each pair of these h gh grade Boots. All Widths AAA-AA-A-B &jC.'. Sizes 3 to 10. Space will only permit the description of a few of the many styles on sale. Brown Norvilla Kid Welt Louis Leather Heel, made by Chas. K, Fox. Economy Price"$8.95 i i in , ii - i i i i i i j-a . Brown Kid fieaver Brown Kid Ei v. A. A. He's, of Astoria who has been assisting In. J. C. Sir 1 Weather Report cvrr-relistie serviea here for the lt Today arM Friday cold, y The river1 Mr. Mrs. William Lane, of Row few days, left this morning foe. hia Btands 31 feet- Yesterday the rain fall was Ml incnes.. ine temperature ranges from 33 to 42 degrees. Went to Lebanon - Mrs.. Myrtle Owen. and Miss May belle Keebler made a business trip to Lebanon Tuesday. -From Eugene Miss Francjs Wills, of Eugene ar rived here this morning to visit at the home of Mrs. N. E. Olin and attend the wedding of her cousin, Clarence Wiles. home rid work t: Ar..ta Rev. Mr. Heist is regarded by A" any people who h--a.rdhim as a strong and eathn- - si.- tie worker. ' - Shedd Visitor Here ' Walter Post, an old time farmer of near Shedd, transacted business here today. Returned Home - Mrs. Anna Sperry, of, Brownsville, who has been in Albany for several weeks returned to Jier home yester day. Visiting Parents Mrs. R. M. Russell is spending the week visiting her parents at Shel burn, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones. Here From Astoria Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bilyeu, of Astor ia are spending a few days in Albany ; visiting relatives and friends. Maccabees Smoker Tonight t The Maccabee Smoker for tonight promises to be a good one and a big attendance is anticipatedall are in vited. Census Enumerator - The census enumerator between Railroad and Montgomery streets will ! begin at the South end of the district Friday morning. People can help the enumerator by staying at borne and looking ip the date and place of the birth of their parents. . Any one om fnited is requested to. call 81 R in the evening, as the enumerator is not Moves To Oregon City ' Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Caufleld, are moving from Albany to Oregon City today where Mr. Caufield has work as a state civil engineer. -Attend Trial At Salens ' Deputy Game Warden Ed. S. Haw. land, were in the 'city todnyon their way to Colfax Washington to visit Mr. Lane's suster. Harrisburg Man Here J. R. Cartwright. the hop king of Harrisburg, arrived in the city this noon on a business trip. Sdo Merchant Visits J. F. Wesley, a Scio merchant, transacted business In the city today Mr. Wesley reports business good in his heme town. From West Scio I Jerome Smith, a former business man of Scio, was in the city today on business and visiting old friends. From Bustard I John Cyrus, one of the well known . farmers of the Bussard station sec tion. . was here today onbusiness and With Cloth top to match, Imitation Welt, Holters make.,. .,, " Economy Price $5.85 ;. .. Same in Grey $4.95 Welt Sole, Military Heel, madejrx prcssly for us. Econy Price $9.95 ' Sample Shoes .In Welt and Turn Soles,. Sizes 4 A, ; 4 B and 4 A. N $4.95 and $6.95 a. a 111 u ssjj rwi r 1 1 nag onop mj He reports conditions good at the Mill City mills. kcr, went, to Salem this morning to ! visiting his son Ward of the Albany attend the trial of some vilators of, post office. at the game law whom he arrested Unedia, Marion county. Went To ljever A. F. Zimmerman, of Vancouver, was in the city today on his way to RHEUMATIC PAINS RAISING ARUMFUS? Sloan's Liniment, kept handy, takes the flaht out of them SLOSHING around In the wet and then the dreaded rheumatic twinge! But not for long wlien Sloan's Li.iiment is kept handy. Pains, strains, sprains how soon this old family friend ptnctroUt uithtut tubbint and helps drive 'em awajl And how cleanly, too no muss, no bother, no stained skin or clogged pores. Muscles limber up, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia are promptly re lieved. Keep a bottle handy all the time. Get one tod&j if you've run out of Sloan's Liniment. ' All Hru(teit 35c.. 70c., $1.40. Returns to Lyons Mrs. E. A. Canning, of Lyons, re turned home this afternoon after spending several days in the city vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mr S. has farm near Dover where he has ! V. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. dinning spent most of his life as a farmer. I have bought the H. H. Eastman place From Eden Brook Farm - at Riverside where they expect to - Geo. A. McCart, proprietor st the move this fall. Eden Brook stock farm.near Harris- ! From Mill City burg, registered at the St. Francis E. Glenn, of Mill City a former 01 last night. Mr. McCart deals in Hoi- , bany man, was here today on Visiness. stein cattle. I - : ' Here From Lebanon- Mr. and THrs. W. H. Long, reported , to be newly weds from Lebanon were ' in the city last night as the guests of , friends. I Went to Canby. W. R. Scott of the Albany cannery left On the early train today for Canby to attend a meeting of fruit growers at that place. v I Visits Daughter I Mrs. Joseph Liska, of near Scio, re- ' turned home today after visiting heV daughters in the city. 1 Attorney Harry A. Wright, of Leb- anon, transacted lepal buin hpm I today. , Ulster Co. Gazette Published Jan. 4, 1800 The Ulster County Gasctt under date of Jan. 4, 1800 is an interesting issue of the paper which gives the de tailed account of the illness, death and funeral services of George Wash ington. Mr. Webster of the firm of Webster and Barclay is the possesor of the paper which has been the pro perty of his family for many years. The publication is a four column pub lication and is a fair example of the type of business and. professional men doing business in those days. One item of interest in the advertise ments of what We call to day the class 'ified adds is to be found: "Stout Healthy Active, Negro Wench, any person inclined to purchase or to known the particulars, apply to John Shoonop, Jr. Rochester, Dec. 23 1799. High School Band 1 Concert Success 'Gate Receipts $40 The High School band concert, at the senior high school building last night was called a marked success by those In attendance. The boys netted about $40 which will be applied in b-iy-ing new uniforms. A similar concert will be staged in the near future if present plans' are carried out. Prof. Perfect is proving the right mnn for the place and Albany high school band will soon be among the best in the state. There is about twentv tiv- t the organization this year, all a progressive-class of students. ' 'aarriageaoia young women in enma jsually wear their hair in a long single plait. In which is entwined a bright scarlet thread. The thread in dicates that the maiden is awaiting a life partner. . NEW IAIH "after BALDNESS I t VBU M Mac Mir. km ilaMn. ar in " OTt0, aula. Ml aa.1 mm tfll fcura-ll. Become Slender wm mr mat 10 u so a or mm,, U nn.lrr IIHO Ot kiNTM br ttr OIL OF I MSUk, mmu waji tlasuma, svU to I Sii.t? ml oil r r ci str-soi. suum f. turn Vk. Foshay A Mason, Woodworth Drug Co., Burkhart k Lee, Fred Dawson. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS At EASTBURN BROS. Just Received a Large Shipment of Karo Syrup. The Price in Right Read and See. Buy Now Light 2V4s, 32c; 6s, 60c; 10s, $1.15 Dark 5 pound pail 55c; 10 pound pail $1.10 Scudders or Uncle Johns Cane & Maple Quart 68c; Half Gallon ..... .$1.30 Gallon ...!$2.45 White Navy Beans, 12 pounds for $1.00 Brown Beans, 16 pounds for ' .$1.00 Pure Country Lard, 3 pounds for ' $1.00 White Wonder Soap, 14 Bars for , $1.00 Siam Rice, 3 pounds for ' , 25e"- Good Bulk Coffee, Per pound , , 35e Crown Flour, Per sack $3.15; Per Barrel- $12.50 Snowfall Flower, Per Sack $3.10 Per barrel $12.25 Large Juicy Florida Grape Fruit, C4s, 3 for 25e Good Creamery Butter, Per pound 65e We Pay the Highest Market Price for Vour Eggs CASH OR TRADE EASTBURN BRO'8 THE CASH GROCERS SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ORIGINAL BUTTERNUT BREAD Albany State Bank "Always at Your Service" tuttr nirMiifw rr rn . n n s. (raaa, tUlnsT iimirvaie.i la w wnwn on ss raiieai UI iil A . . Psvnrrrifi nart iit : . , ; or M cw 4 ttJLr'a ,J QUIT MEAT IF YDUR KIDNEYS ACT BADLY Ika Ublssnoonful of Baits If hurts or Bladder botoars Driak lots of water. We are A nation of meat eaters aai enr blood la filled with aria aetd, asys wsll-lmown authority, who warns us to be constantly on guard against kidney trouble. The kidney do their utmost to fme the blood of this irritating acid, but become weak from the overwork t they get sluggish i the elinunaUva tissues alas) and thus the waste Is retained in tbe blond to poison the entire systsra. V When vour kidneys ache and fuel like lumps of lead, and you have stinging pains in the back or the nrlne Is cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder is irri table, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when Ton. have severe baad aohes, nervous and ditty spalls, sleepless ness, add stomach or rheumatism in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts i 'take sj . tablesnoonful In glass of water before breakfast each moraine and In a few days your kidneys will act Una, This famous salts is mads from the acid of rapse and lemon juice, combined with llthia, and has been used for geaeraUom to flush and stimulate eloggnd kidneys, to neutralise the acids in urine so it la no longer a source of Irritation, thus ending nrlnary and bladder disorders. Jsd Salts Is uezpenslTs and cannot Injurei makes a delightful effervescent llthle-watar drink, and nobody can make mistake by taking a little ooaaelonally to keen the kidneys sleaa and active. '