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25c Leaky Bottles 25c
We will allow you 25c for your old
Hot Water Bottle, when purchasing
a new one.
Dawson's Drug Store
The Rexall Store'
"The Store of Service"
LOCAL BRIEFS
Personal Mention of Pea pi and Activities About la City.
tmmi
Dr. Littler Returns . ..' county was an Albany visitor this
D. R. V. Littler, who has been on . morning on her way to Portland to
in sick ust ior we past two monini
has returned to his ofifce a good as
new and is now in a position to meet
his old customers.
Visits Friends
Hiss Edna Kreiger.
of Benton
spend the week-end with friends.'
Single Tax
Yoa will probably VOTE on it
What do you KNOW
about it? ? ? ?
Tfce proposition of single tax will be
- discussed at
THE OPEN FORUM
AT GRACE CHURCH
Tuesday Evening at 7.-03
J. D. Bryant trill open the dis
cussion. If yoa are opposed to
single tax come out ad
State Your Objection
Front Bellfotintaln i
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Coon, of Bell
fountain, were in the city last night
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Dj.H. Pierce, on their way to The Dal-
les to visit relatives.
Visited Mother '
3. S. Morgan, of Portland returned
home today after visiting his mother
Mr Martha Morgan, of 625, west
6th street
OlUver Buy Torbet Home
Robert N. Torbet, of the local post
.office force, has sold his home on
West Eighth Street, between Ferry
and Broadalbin, to Justice of the
Peace Victor Olliver. Mr. Torbet has
rented a house at Eigth and Madison
and will move his family there.
Error in Price
In reporting the sale of the Marsh
place, which John Holman purchased
the price paid should have been stat
ed at $4,700 instead og $2,700,
Haa an Old Dollar
Mrs. Pa'Jl Gerbig, who resides on
Route 6, has a silver dollar 'of the j
issue of 1800. Last week the Dcm-
ocrat reported an old pocket-piece of
this issue and Mrs. Gerbig has one to
match it. The money was biven her
by her mother.
Weather Report
Tonight and Sunday probably rain.
Yesterday the temperature ranged
from 46 to 68 degrees. The river
stands at 2.9 tot falling.
Leaves For Portland
J. M. Crocker, of North Albany,
and Mia. J. M. Hyatt, recently from
California, went to Portland this
morning.
Here Front Philomath
Mr. and Mrs. C M. Adams, of Phil
omath, were in the city this morning
on their way to Oregon City to visit
Mrs. Adam' mother.
Visits At Salem
Mrs. S. L. Daly and daughter, Elma
left on the early train today for
Salem to visit over Sunday.
Viit Relative
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kuschuck, of
North Albany mad abjsincs trip to
I Salem today. ,
CorvalU Banker Here
I Hon. A. J. Johnson, one of the lead- ,
ing bankers of Corvaltia, was an Al- j
bany visitor last night at the Albany
hotel on hi way from the legisla
ture. , i t .-, j,'
Albany Visitor j
Miss Elisabeth Miles, of Lebanon
and uncle, Geo. Taugeman, of Key- I
stone,' Iowa are in the city visiting
friends today.
Halsey Man Here
Lee Drinkard, of Portland, form
erly of Halsey is spending a few
days in the city with friends.
Oldfield Party .
Barney Oldfield, R. R. Colby and
William Ragn of the Oldfield Tire
company were guests of the Albany
last night
Pritle Write
Grant Pirtle,- the congfntial pro
prietor of the St. Francis who with
Mrs. Pirtle is visiting at Mcdesto.
Cel., writes that he is enjoying hi
vacation and will return to Olbany a
bout the first of the month.
New berg Ball Team
The Newberg Basket ball team
which played Albany college last night
registered at the St. Francis as fol- j
lows: Chas. E. Lewis, Frank C Col
cord, Walter Cook, Hurbert Arm
strong, Paul S. Elliott, Horace Ter-
rill and Howard M. Elliott.
Jefferson Visitor r
W. E. Zyssett, a saw mill nun of
Jvffcnon, was an Albany' business
visitor here today.
From Kingston
O. M. Baker, a buslnrss man of
Kingston, was In th city last night
to attend th Barney Oldfield ban
quet Caaradia Visitor
R. A. Elliot, one of th reliable
forest rangers of the Santiam forest,
was in the city last night.
Lebanon Koad Man Here
Frank Simons, of Lebanon, who has
s-rvid the eovnty for several y'i
In the Lebanon district as a special
man on road construction, was in th
today to attend the road meeting;
Visit At Harrlsburg
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rose, of Leb
anon were Albany visitors this morn
ing on their way to Harrlsburg to
visit relative.
Returned to Portland
Mrs. H. E. Jagger. of Portland a
niece, of Fred and William Fortmil
ler returned home" this morning after
attending the Wiles Fortmiller Wed
ding and visiting friends in this city.
Returns Froaa Court
C. H. Cu.ick of th Cuslck bank
returned home last night rom Port
land where, he is serving on the Fed
eral Grand Jury.
Went to Salem
H. L. Stenberg and family wnt
to Salem today to attend the semi
annual conference of the B. Y. P, N.
Visited la City
Mr. and Mrs. James Nichols, of
Plainvirw, are guests at the home of.
Mrs. N. E. Olin on their way to
Seattle where they will visit Mr.
Nichols' brother, D. A. Nichols.
REPUBLIC
TRUCKS
Honest value, low operating cost,
Ionic-term usefulness, dependable
Kcrvice facilities,
These are the reasons for Republic
preference here, and everywhere.
They are the reasons why Republic
Trucks are giving satisfactory ser.
vice, in every line of hauling, to
more than 60,000 owners the
largest single body of truck users
in the world.
Vi TUiTr.fr:T
iTrtUCKS
1 : Li.
Albany Garage
' Foot of Ellsworth St.
Goodyear Tires & Tubes
LLOYD TEMTLETON
G. T. HOCKENSMITH
Warranty Deed
D. E. Hardnun and wife, to Fred
Hoflich and wife, Lands in Block 78,
In Monteith's Soulier Add.. Albany.
Roy T. Porter and wife, to Esther
A. Porter, lands in Tp. 12, S. R. S
West.
Hiram S. Richards and wife, to H.
T. Bidders and wife, lands in Tp. 11
S. R. S West. 49.49 acres.
Qult-CUim Deed
Hugh McCutlought, to Anna
Schulta, lands In block 4, in Hackle
nian's 2nd Add., to Albany.
P. E. O. To Entertain
P. E. O. Sisterhood will giv a silv
er tea Monday afternoon from 3 to
West &venth at., to raise money for
the Women' building at th Uni-j
venity of Oregon.. Program and re-,
freshmen ta. All are invited.
In Payta, Peru, the Interval between
two shower of rain Is about seven
yers. 'i rq
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O What It Teaches" O
O Pmented by G. H. Young O
O with keen analysis and pre- O
O ciaion. at th Baptist church O
O Sunday 7:30 O. m. Chorus O
O Choir and Special sons- aervira O
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LIST OF FORDSON
OWNERS
E. R. Allen
J. E. Arnett'
Chas-tAsche
E. R. Berwick
M. Bilyeu
Geo. Birtchett
M. P. Briggs
F. C. Brummer
John Burkhart
Carl Canavan . . . ;
John Carnegie
W.H. Chandler
Scott Churchill ;. r: J
C C. Osek . i,
Frank Clingman
L. K. Conser
C. F. Cooper
S. C. Cooper
I. H. Copeland
Driver Brothers
O. L. Engel
Albyn Esson
A. D. Forbes
A. R. Forster
Coin Brothers
C, D. Harght
E. T. Harnisch
Homer Hight
W. S. Hoefer (2)
Fred W. Holmes
E. E. Hoover
A. D. Hudson
H. Hughson & Son .
E. Jenks & Son
A. Jones
Ray H. Joslin
Henry C. Kamph
O. B. Keebler
J. S. Kennel
Chas. Kutsche
Robt. Langnack
W. A. Lindsey
W. H. McBride
M. P. McClane
J. L. McFarland
G. V. Maxwell .
Chester Meyer I;
A. A. Miller
Homer Moore
A. W. Moreland '
Hurley Morgan
O. L: Muller
R. J. Noble
ALBANY
WANTED
Absolute
Dependability
. -; ".. . .
Fire Chief Price could not depend on horses
to pull the fife engine. He knew he must have
an unfailing cource of power; hence the pur
chase of a Fordson Tractor to pull the Fire En
gine. Mr. Farmer, are you still clinging to the
old style of horse farming, or are you going to
join the progressive class of power farmers?
These Linn County men use Fordsons; You
know many of them. Haven't you noticed that
these same men are in the successful class, that
they are noted for getting the most out of their
farms? Profit by their judgment and experi
ence. Decide Joday that you are going to go in
i,-
for power farming and increase your crops.
Order your FORDSON today; first carload
due here next week, all sold. Don't delay
ACT NOW.
Authorized Ford and Fordson
... Dealers
LIST OF FORDSON
OWNERS
C. G. Nofziger
W. C. Obermeyer
Dan Nofziger
I. P. Orchard
Wayne E. Parker
ohn Pietrok . .
1 G. Pugh ,
R. Reynolds
.T.Rich .. ' .
G. J. Rike
)an Ropp
. ocl Ropp
. ohn R. Sandner, Jr.
, . R. Schlagel
:rank Slate
3. Sloop
1 S. Smith
:d. Sparlinger
:. A. Starnes
3ent Stewart
C. Strum
J. H. Swank i
J. P. Swank j
C. Theisen
Clyde & Percy Thomas
Trelinger Brothers
J. W. underwood
Mary A. Waller
H. G. Wilson
E. A. Young
S. F. Zyssct
B. F. Bcnshoff
A. Kizer
A. Bates
W. Clark '
Sherman Wood
Neal Loftin ,
Ed. Russell
Bowman & Savage
Geo. Flnley
Geo. Coffclt
Fred Weisner
Wm. Woolsey
J. B. Smith .
Dave Paine
Ed. Paine
Marlon Browning '
Arthur Burrell
R. C. Burkhart.
Arther Bartley
John Moist
John R. Sayer
Asa Baker
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