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Hhedd Sped '
HHEDD, Or., Jan., 19. 8pecll
On January IT, Miss Minnl E.
.PorUr wu laid to nut in th Pugh'
Cemetery.
. Mr. and Mr. Robt. Acheson 11
mouth old baby Is ill wjth Uronrhil
pneumonia.
On January 16, The Parent and
Teachers Association hrld ihler meet
ing at th Hhrdd achool house, to dis
cuss about how to build a play-shed,
i. The Neighbors of Woodcraft, held
their initiation at the W. O. W. hall
January IS. Aftrr th work was p-jt
' on, the served a fin banquet.
A carload of hoxi was shipped from
6hld Saturday.
R. B. Cailman, Steward P. Arnold
and Miss Tern pa and Mra. Effi Brock
, motored to Marion on January 10 to
sprVd a few days with Mr. Caiilman'a
, mother and father,
i ' January IB, Mra, Robert Arnold and
daughter, Mlna, Mm. XI il 1 and daugh
ter, Mails and Mr. and Mrs. Chat.
AmoU and on, lUrl motored to A'
bany -on business lat Thursday.
Mrs. Iv McClanl and ' de-ighter,
Mra. Morigson and son were Albany
visitors Thursday.
Thr Hhedd Calf Club has 80 mem
ber enrolled for 1020. ,
Halaey Lor sis
Drloe Wesley bis bought th Con
right place, ' II will make that his
home In th future,
i Ernest Courlry has bouirht the gne
Otln washing machine and engine of
Guy Bromwell. Me. Bromwell ex
' pre 1 1 to Install an electric washer in
Its stead
Mrs. Fred Jackson of Lake Creek,
brouirhi hrr baby into Ilalsry this
. week to the doctor. While here sh
visited som of her friends.
Albert W. Mltaner from Marion,
Ore., wh has been visiting with bV
relatives her in Hil.cy for th past
two weeks, returned to hla home Tic
day. . Th Kpwerth League gave a surp-
prise party Wednesday evening at th
hum of W. A. Carry In honor of his
on Everett, who lately returned from
, the service.
Mrs. David Froman of Albany vis
k Ited from Saturday until Monday
evening with Mrs. C. M. Want, who
has been onvthe sickllst with th
irrlpp.
C. J. While, a former business man
of Halu-y. spent a few hour hrr
last Sunday. II is ia the wholesale
lumber biaincss in Eugene. Enter
prise. HEAD STUFFED FROM -CATARRH
OR A COLD
Bays' Cream Applied In Noatril
Opana Air Passage Right Up.
Instant relief no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open rlfclit upt th air
Paaaage ol your lioaj clanr ami you can
breathe freely, Ko more hawking, snuf
fling, blowing, headarlie, dryness. No
-. struggling (or breath at night) four
colli or catarrh disappear.
Oct a small not tie ot Fits trnin
Halm from your dnipgiat now. Apply
a . little-of thi fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in ynur nostril. H pen
etrates through every air pssiatt of the
bead, soothei th Influmvl or swollen
nuenns membrane and relief codu in
stantly. It'a just tin. Don't stay stuffed-lip
with a oold or nasty catarrh.
CHEST CLOGGED UP
4 WITH HEAVY COLD?
Don't ' glv it chanc to
W in" u Dr. King's
i J", Nw Diacoyry -
THAT rlnngriroua atago where 4
. cold or cough or ens of
grippe C light got the bettor
of you tuny bo nearer tliiin (mi
- think. Prompt action with - in.
Klng'a New Discovery will avert
lung alego.
For flfty yeara It ha loosenco
Congested chests, diailpnteil tlclit
parked phlegm, broken vicious coins
and Cough. Give It to the young
atera Ink It yourself. There will
be no disagreeable after-effects.
- 00c. and li.ifO bottle). At ynur
- druggist', Give It a trial.
C Bowels Bcome Normal
, --liver livens tip, bll flow freely
- headache, biliousness, tongue-fur,
Itomarh-nnurnesa, disappear when
)r. Klng'a New Life Pill got In
their natural, comfortable action. -'
Purgative, never pleasantly cor
rective, eomotltnea bnblt-furinlng,
aliould not ho tnken to rack tlio
, ayatem violently. Nature's waV la
. the way of . Dr. Klng'a New I.lfu
, Fill gently but firmly functioning
the bowel, eliminating the Intel
' tine-dogging waste, and promoting
- the most gratffylng results. I'lranse
the system with them and know tlio
, boon u( regular bowels. 20c at all
- druggist.
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North Lebanon Items
Perry Wright has been suffering
from blood poison on bla hand, the
result of a punciur from a sawtoth,
but his hand has almost healed at
present writing. -
Mr. and Mrs, E, Gumm were out
from Lebanon Saturday and attended
lller.iry In th evening. AJo Bud
Cox, Roy Johnson and their families
from East Knox Butt.
O. R. Keebler and Clyde Burkhart
want to Portland last week to pur
chase a power sprayer outfit for their
prune orchards. (
Mrs. Emma Densmor was on In
ick list most of last Week, but Is
brliei at prastnt, and Mrs. Uuger is
suffering from somihmg lik la
grippe.
Sam Keebler mad a business trip
to Portland last week. .
W. S. and Chas. Carroll have pur
chased a new horse-power grubbing
machine.
Q til a lot of curly map! has bean
purchased In this vicinity recently
and ia being made ready for trans
portation to the furniture factories.
Cartney Notes
Mrs.' Burnett's sister is visiting at
their home.
Mrs. K. W. Borsc went to Portland,
Wednesday.
The sewing CKib met with Mrs.
Emmett Cook last Thursday. '
Juliua Falk returned from Portland
Saturday driving a Stoddard Dayton
automobile.
Due to his position as furtiriier a
gent II. W. Cooley was away from
horn ihe greater portion of lat
Hek.
Mr. Powell's mother and sister who
have been visiting here returned the
first of the week to her home In Avory
The Mines Pansey and Emma Pat
ton. Eva Wadworth and Vrna Cooley
were guests at the Morse home last
Saturday evening.
II. W. Cooley sold two registered
Hoi stein rows which ha was requir
ed to deliver at J'jnetion. lie re
ceived 1000 for the two, Harrlshurg
Bulletin. - -
W.tT.U, To Meet
The W. C. T. U, will meet on Ties
day at 9.30 p m. at the home of Mr.
L. E. Blain on Broadalbin St There
will be a program and a silver of
fering ia requested.
Albany
State
Bank
"Always at Your Service
If You
Keep Money
in the store or office, It'a subject
to less by Are or theft.
' If you keep checks too long
before depositing, they'r some
times returned marked "No
Funds.,
'. The safe way ia to have a
Check Account with thi bank,
nd deposit daily.
. Capital 4 Surplus $90,000
J. W.Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albiny, - Oregon
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EXPERT WORKERS IN DEMAND
Orsat Need for Those . Who Are
Capable an Willing to 0
- . Special Tajka,
"What w need In this country I
expert workers," auy a woman who
make ainart hate for smart people
and who aaya. business would be very
good If aha could get people to work
for her. "I bear It all aloug lha line,"
aha continued. They any there la a
great oevd of employment, but It can't
ba so, for people dou'l wn to work.
I want expert finisher and I rao'l gut
liwm. An advertisement woa't bring
them. It won't bring anyone. They
won't even come to see what yon are
willing to pay for them. Where are
theyt I don't know. Perhaps the girl
prefer to rid ay and down In eleva
tor. There were noma I knew who went
during the war to work on gas mask,
but they .can't be 'doing Hut now,
and I don't know where they are. They
made good nooey, -and perbape they
are still- spending It I want some
niodel that I am having mad In New
York, but I have been waiting week
and I can't get them. I suppose the
other are having the nine trouble
that I am. I talked with a Jeweler
Ihe other day and he told me he could
ue twenty expert workmen If be could
get Uiem. He can't do It He has
found .one old man, and that I the
I wot he ran do. What are we going
to doT People don't want to do any
careful, expert work. They want to
do something that Is qnlck and eoy
and make money doing It." Itrooklyn
Kugle.
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JAP WOMEN DEMAND MUCH
Their Ideal Man Would Have td
Something Above the Ordinary
Run of Humanity. '
The Japanese magaxlne Choaqnovo
fiohano (vlrtuou woman) Invited It
Jnpanes women reader to send In
their opinion on what constitute an
Ideal husband. Here are the thirteen
virtue they demanded of a Jitp
hubby: i
He should not be greedy.
He should not spend too much time
"primping."
He should have a manly appearance.
He should not be too familiar with
other women, - ' - -
He should express htnwetf dearly.
He should make prompt decision.
He should have tilth IdenI.
He should never show himself la the
klti lien.
He should never rrltlclte the coif
fure or the gowa of hi wife or any
other women.
He should not bore his wife by tell
ing her all hi r-t taste. ,
He should not drink too much.
He should not be a dude.
He should not be too JenloO.
The symposium aroused the htimor
f the Japanese male, who sent la
enme ugk'tlon erf what ronstrmtr
ao Ideal wjfe. They paraphrased the
treat of the thirteen points and all
a re red that "she aliould not be too
Jealoua."
The Russian people believe it un
lucky to start On a Journey on either
a Moiday or a Friday. '
City of Portland Recognize
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Lebanon Banker II'
Alex Powers, cashier of a Lebanon
bank, was an Albany business visitor
here today.
Makea Business Trip
H. R. Hoevett, a former Albany
business man, left for Portland this
morning on a bjsiness trip.
Visits In Portland
H II V. Harris and his sister, Miss
Lillian. Wt on the early train this
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GARY TRUCKS gain recognition throughout the Northwest. The FIRE BUREAU jof
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 EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY. The GARY has one
full year factory guarantee. We have some good territory open for dealers and dis
tributors. . , . t - '
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Gary Coast
Northwest Distributors
Portland, Oregon.
Beri T. Ridders, Agent
ALBANY,
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Again we arc able to offer you Blankets of high
quality at low prices. . .
Shawmut Plaid, extra good quality, pink and
grey plaid (standard size)' .$5.60
Cotton Blankets, medium weight, in grey, tan
or white (standard size) . . .$2.54 and $2.98
BASEMENT
24-inch Fiber
"Suit Cases
Black or Brown Fiber Suitcases
well made, with ateel frame,
metal corners, two hasps and
lock, strong reinforced handle.
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Main Floor
A Large
New Stock of
R.&G.v
Corsets
A complete line of styles and a
full run of size in Pink and in
White, Sport Girdles and Back
Lace Models.
SPECIALLY PRICED
- $1-48 & $1.98
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morning for Portland, to visit friends.
Went To Salem , .
Judge P. R. Kelly and J. R. Mar
tin, were among the throng leaving
Albany this morning, for points North
Went To Tolbut ' , ,
W. G. and 'C." C. Scott, went to
Tolbut this morning, where they have
a contract to cut cord wood at $3.00
per cord.
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14-ineh, Hopi Matting and Fi
ber Case. A very practical lit
tle case. Part of the we have
bad in stock and sold for more
and some have juit arrived, an J
are apecially priced for a quick
clearaway at each
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C. C. Jackson, of Halsey, is in the
city today, called here on account of
Mrs. Jackson undergoing 'an opera
tion in the local hospital.
Returned To Lebanon
' Miss Gertrude Bilyeu, returned to
Ibanon this morning where she is
teachins school, after spending Sun
day here with her parents, Mr. fnd
Mrs. J. M. V. Bilyeu.
of the GARY
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