Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 20, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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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
hrwil Martha of Peases aaa jUtMte AW the CM.
Betaraa To Albany Bnwniille, wu aa Albany vuitar
A. D. Ryder of Nun pa Idaho, form- teat Bight, regiatering at tho Albany
ady an Albany eitiun. baa returned hotel, a
bare to raak hi noma. i Twa Hoar
Oa Bairns t Th. Lebanon aaa Browasville train
B. C Vossen of Marshfteld, an
aa Albany basineat visitor today. Mr.
Sesaaa formerly lived in Albany.
Bramka Aato
India Hamphreys. of Corvallia,
formerly of Now Mexico, while driv
ing hit Alto aear Albany Sunday
Woke down ancbsem hi, ton here yes
tarda? to too his craft into camp.
Mere Fnea'CerralUa-
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Jones and
children, of CorralH. visited relative
Bona yestarday.-
was late two hoars again today cans
ed by a wrack oa the freight from tho
B7. . . ,
Hero Freea JhowairBlo
John C Cache.!, of Browasville, is
in Albany this week selling Wathins
extracts and remedies.
Haleer Yiaite
D. S. Bowman, one of Halsey's well
known citiacas. registered at tho Vaa
Draa hotel, last nig it
Wet Ta rortlaad
I B; B, Westbreek. proprietor of the
lAIbanv hotel, made a bisines tria
Floyd Steckrath, of Calgari. a. ' Portland today. .
farad here yesterday to Join his fam- J fmmmm. Traitor .
Haha " S. L. D, Ua, of Bosoburg. waa
farsa of North Albany where ht win I Aibeay basinoss visitor last night
"eMfc ' (registering at the Albany. .
West Ta Devor 'Batata Ta Tfsnaliai '.
Bey Foreman made a bosioess trip , Mr. T. c Smith, of Hoqaiam We,
lo Dover this morning by. Oregon kf, morBmr for her homo after
eetrie. visiting her daughter hero and at
Weat Ta Salem Iwgonc.
J. & Mostoe, of aear Albany, mad M,v r Trip -
a Basin tnp to aaicm tooay.. M Gmm. Botfc fba well knows theatre
-a m V. t-Jh h.r. M
mean va. niwewi I oa ww Mwsuiais waa
Tiatta Bsltiv.
County eoaamissioaor, ad Mrs.
a haitaais trip to Portland and Seat-
Jbt1
mttos. Bauer, ant on mo cany iraw
today for Portland, where they will s-. t "
visit f rioods and. relative for a few u R - , well known the,
I ber-maa of SweeVtheaar. waa aa Al-
' bony nasiae vi-r,r ben todav.
uoy Injured
in son of Mrs. Tom Waller, who
resides on the Lebanoa road, waa in
.red last week when a tractor oa
.'Hen be was woruiug tippod ovuVon
him.
Jleinea Bavo Dinner
The proprietors and clerks of the
Blaine Clothing Company Mid one of
their monthly good-fellowahip mret
ings and dinners at the 8u Francis
Hotel last ovening. Tho force moot
each month around the table and Vis
eutt business and make plan for im
provement of store service and her
termcnta i general ,
Health Flear Xllltaa ' "
Prof. Mutch, who recently deliver
ed lectures in Albany, has invcntol a
health floor which he claims' la nec
essary for the stouriahmant of tho
body. Prof. Mutch asserts that Am
erkaas hare been la tho hahH of
grinding their flour and sanding tho
best part of it to the Chinese under
tho mistaken notion that they war
getting the. best of It. The floor is
milled at Astoria and a shipment has
Just beea received by tho Murphy
Seed Store.
New Garford Hero
Henry Tomlinson, af the Balston
Motor Co., yete!ay. drove op from
Portland la a now brawn chaaia 1
ton Garford,trtaeah for which the eom
pear ha Jast taken' the ageooy. Tho
truck Is a. sturdy, affair-and promises
to come into general use la Albany.
Weat to Baleen. '
President E. D. Cusick, of the Cn-
ich bank, made a business trip ta 'Ba
les today.
Batarasd From Partita
C. H Cashtch. of tho Cosick hank
returned from. Portland last night
where he had been ta serve as a Fed-
rat grand Juraa. Bo will bo called
back for duty in a few day.
URGES WOOL MEN
TO FORM POOL
RtHiiiaf Secretary of Wool
Amwciation Says Or
jjaniiatioiu Needed
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. W-A. P.
SV MeClure, secretary of tho Na
tional Wool Grower Convention ad
vocated tho establishment of aelling
ngeoelea bytha grower themselves
Ira tho principal wool center of the
country to aell direct to tho manufac
turers imtaad of the present system
which make brokoragea and om
mlaeion marchaate midoUecaoa.
Ho aaid this would remove tho eoa
trol of the markets from speculators.
hlcChire resigned today to enter arrv-
ats wool basins at Pendleton, Or.,
P. B. Marshall, aheap mveatigator of
the federal department of animal hus
bandry, la tho wow secretary.
ARMENIAN GENERAL
TALKS AT HIGH
Strndeata Uaar of Atrodtiea
ByTarks; BatsketBaa
GaatcaBaOad
High etudenta Una morning at as
sembly heard Pan era! Mosrop - tho
'Armenian soldier) tell tho story af
'Armenian i an4 i iniBln mm
praetiaod by tho Turk. Be waa ht-
Marrlri At tha CeeLrTHiim ' ' f traduced by Samaal C tn meter, of
John Kces, of Tangent and Mis . Parti and, who gave aa out litre af tho
May Hunt, of Iebaooat were married work of the Armenian relief ' eommit-
thi afteraooa at tfa court boas by tee in Oregna. J. J. Haadsakery. ato
county Judge W. B. Bilyoo, Id. rector of tho drive, and B. P Ooin,
Marriaca Ueaasa uaatsd I superintendeat of srhisl ta Lincoln
John Wheeler aad Clara Moore, af eceavty aad director etT'th drive for
Albany and Lester Earl MeCoral" of ! that county, war alao preeent. Tho
Snosomish Wn, aad Zella K. Alex- ! UU we heartily enjoyed:
andor of AlbaaWs ' I . ' rTH '
Betaraa to Idaho '
Jack W. Nash, who U oa the state vorvu.. wecmeeoay wnare
i r ,h. .tm af Idnba . wU "oet tho team from Cor-
visiting bis motlMr aad other rM- ft)Uyed at 4 .eleek.
.i . ,k e..e.f ..nt. I. Mosntay Mania Blm high
Y . T .TSl I baaket belt team will arrivo in tho
, . 'i- Vn v .dtT rar aawaai daah with the total
Z! IrZLtJZl ZvZ. be. dance gtv. by. group
rem after visiting friend at Silver! on j . .. , . " . ' V
I thm tomttmn
J. J:. Haasackor. sUto dicscor of , ,
tho Armenian drive, was aa Albany DUabled SMp
villi r touay in ine uneres
work of raising the proper fund In
tho co-mty.
N earing Halifax
HALIFAX, N. 8, Jaa. tOK. P
n . mm .. .f- I,"" tnampmn rvwuias m
tiUStneM alen- - ! about U nOm from here, it waa r-
TO Platl Albanil ported by wtrilm today. Her Tl pea-
College rerJC:
. ... .; , . I sage indicated that tho stoamsr la in
Terdare Farmer
Everett Young, on of the active
W year old farmers of Verdure, ar
rived on the early train here this
morning on a business trip.
TWtn State Library
Mrs. Franklin, the Albany librar
ian, went to Salem daV morning to
visit the state library, and her hus
band. Prof, Franklin, who is a mom- Tmieht uxd Wednesday fair, eon- against a team, picked from th bust- Ber Thought Loot
aer oi ue xacujty ox ue wuiameno tinati cold. Tho river stands at 3D ness men's cars. - ' There was a little excitement fee
University, feet Yesterday, the temperature An adn.rinit Sar)ro of ' 15 cento terday morning in East Albany when
Tisits Friends ' ranged from 27 to 45 Begrees. I will be mad, the proceed to go to- a little child waa loot from Ha home
Mrs. E. M. Mawbenney, wont to T Open Agaaey . ward porchasing equipment for col- for a time. At first is was faared
Portland this morning to vi.lt friend . ru sr. Coil, who has th ageaey lege -athlerles. - , ' that th baby had fallen Into the
aad will go from there to Forett for 11 counties in Western Oregon for Th business men's teem is eempos- ditch and a anarch along tha banks
Wove. . the Dayton Airless Tire, left today . ed af Beth French, contort Bill Uceen, waa mad.
b Portland I fo. Mirshfield where he will look af- Dr. V. F; Smith and BooggesMgor, I
Hera From Brownsville
Mr. and Mrs. C E. Staanard. of
Brownsville, are (pending a few das
in Albany visiting friend and trans-
StlT J-". JfrJtST th? T. U CT P. .-kg.mJ
Brownsville.
Weather Report
- - LnOB. alea - aV.fi A It,.
tmmmmm Wi 1- a Jl .af.,,1 .. Q " Wm BIB BFwl mWW sfua W (raj
.'""T" "rr"'7, ' . water line.
t srciocK wnen Aioony voiwire v p
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Senders and ter opening mV bnnett agency forward; Dr. Packer and Olin, guards
Httla son Ralph, are spending a few pi,. Mr. Geil 1 bafiding up I The business men' class Is open to
days visiting and transacting busl- a sJtM;nell Bha several agent la- challenge and will moot any team in
der him in this territory. o city or out or town.
Truck Are Brought
E. L. MeKern. B H. Hack. Ira
Blodget and E. A. Woods, of tho Kirk- can marry unless bar father has bean
McKera Motor Co, yesterday drove pacified by a gift of rice and a few
up from Portland in four new Fords rupees, i
for local people.
in Portland.
From Forest Grave
Mrs. H. S. Logan wa an Albany
visitor yesterday, to attend a program
of the P. E. O. society which is re
ported as being a big success and a
neat sum realised from the sale of
refreshments. '
Went To Portland
Dr. E. C. Gipe, one of Albany
leading Chiropractors, left for Port
find this morning on a business trip.
Brownsville - Ysfvac
O. H. Kent,- a business man of
la eertain parts of 'India ao'gtrt
TO THE PUBLIC
Owing to tho extra cost of collect
ing. All wood delivered commencing
January 19th, must be paid for when
delivered.
- - - ALBANY LB Br CO. - 16J8D
We are Making Better Prices and more Satisfied :
Customers ail the time. Why? - Because we Sell
For Cash and Cash Only
400 sack of Olympic Flour at present Wholesale Price
By the Barrel fllM; Per Sack ..$3.11
Crowa Flour. Per Barrel II1H; Per Sack W.15
Fischer Snowfall Flour. A patent Hard Wheat Flow. Every
Sack Guaranteed, per Barrel ..11249; Per Sack ....$. J
Snowflak Flour, Per Barrel tle.M; Per Sack $2.71
Buy Now I A this Flour wont laat long at these Prices
Sinclair Bacon, Good stuff. Per pound '.45e
Kraut 2tt, Per can lie; Per dosen tl.2S
Country Lard, Per pound Met 8 pounds for f l.M
Swift's Premum Lard, 6-lb. Pail tl.H
10-lb. PaD, Full Weight ;.. $.7S
Free to Shortening, S $US; lve 2JS
Criaeo 1H pound can 0e; S pound 11.11; 6 pound I2.2S -
Maislo or Douglaa Oil for Cooking or Salads -
Pint Can 40c; Quart Can TSet Gallon I2.7J
Plenty Good Navel Orange. Per Box ..14.eS
- - Freeh Milk aad Cream
EASTBURN BRO'S. THE CASH GROCERS
Asii for1
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INTEREST
- To Bring Tour
CREAM, POULTRY aad EGOS
to .
HAZBLWOOD CREAM
STATION
H. L. BUaherg. Mgr.
12S West Sad St.
Highest Cash Prieee Paid
Realty
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Enumerated ?
If not or if you know of any
person who has been missed
call
fc. G. LEWELLING,
Phone 26. City Recorder
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The black enamel is baked on and necessitates
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