Albany daily democrat., January 21, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

A TreatyofPeace
with a Cold Bed is easily
accomplished with a
HOT WATER BOTTLE
from
Dawson's Drug Store
The liexall Store
"The Store of Service"
LOCAL BRIEFS
Personal Mention of People and Activities About the City.
Here From Lyons
S. M. Bassett and E. L. Davis, lead
ing farmers of Fox Valley, were Al-
oany ousincss visnvia ivudjr.
.Here Frm Toledo-1-
Countv school superintendent P. R.
Coin, of Lincoln county, was in the
city yesterday visiting friends and al
so to confer with a local physician.
Supt.-Goins, is one of the leading sup
erintendents of the state and a worthy
man in every respect "
Leave for Detroit
Hr. and Mrs. Roy Newport left at
at noon today for Detroit for a two
hi I vicifr with friAiwt And vla-
lives.
Frost Lebnn
John nope, 01 Lebanon wnose mo
ther was birricd Sunday there, pass
er through the city today on his way
to Portland on a business trip. "
Returned To Albany-
Grand Pa Frank Da Vaney returned
to Albany yesterday from Lebanon
where he had been to visit some of
his children.
Returned To Silrerton
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hilman, of
vert on returned, home today after at
tending the funeral here of Mrs.
Hilman's father. Chas.-' Collins, of
, JJorth Albany.
Tron Niilercburg
tEd Heeler, of near Mjllersburg was
an Albany business visitor today, re
turning K train this nJin.
Here Front Lebanon
C. B. Spencer, one of Lebanon's
leading citizens, registered at the Al
bany hotel last night.
Frob Cobnrg
an Albany guest last night, with
friends on her way to Portland.
Retuhns To Vanconrer
A. F. 2 im Merman, : of Vancouver,
left this morning for home after at
tending to business and visiting redJ
ti'es'and friends Here.
From Brownsville
J. B. S perry, pioneer - of Browns-
. From Halsey
' r O T a . . .
v. a. do wan, 01 naisey, was an
Albany visitor again last night and
today.
From Verdure
C. W. Yates, one of the retired
fanners living near Verdure, arrived
here this morning on a business trip.
Went To Portland
Mrs. L. A. McDowell. left on the
early train this morning for Port
land to visit friends for a few days.
Cats Hand - '
T. W. Hornback is carrying his left
arm in a sling the last few diya on
account of an accident in seriously
injuring his left hand while splitting
wood. ,
Returned To Turner
Mrs. L. A. Beouford, of Turner,
returned home this morning after
visiting her mother inlay here, Mrs.
Francis Beauford.
Returnee to Penldeton
Mrs. W. W. Crews, of Pendleton,
left for her home city this morning.
after visiting her sister here, Mrs.
a W. Terbet
Handy Shop to Move
The Handy Shop, near the Oregon
Electric depot, will occupy the build
ing joining the Kebergall market be
ginning the first of next month.
Here From Mlnaaouth
W. H. Green, of jtTonmouth, was
in the city yesterday visiting rela
tives on his way lo Eugene on bus
inessl ' .
Visiting Sister
Mrs. L. E. Mills, of Cemralie Wn.
and Mrs. Geo. Geude and son, are in
the city visitink their lister, Mrs. W.
H. Ridgeway.
Visited Friends Here " '
' Miss Hazel Gray, of Astoria and
Mrs. L. P. Beaver, of Portland; left
for their homes this morning, after
visiting relatives in Albany.
ville, was in the city last night re- 1 stands at 2.9 feet.
leather Report
Tonight and Thursday fair, continu
ed cold. The temperature ranges
from 43 'to 29 degrees. The river
gistenng at the St Francis hotel.
From Jordan .
John H. Geddcs, of Jordan, valley
was in the city today on a business
trip. Mr. Geddes is one of the pion
eer school men of the county.
From Scio
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kelly, promi
nent citizent of Scio, were Albany
business visitors here today.
Siletz Visitor .
Mrs. Luella Frenz, of Siletz, was
.an Albany visiVir last night, as a
guest at the St. Francis hotel.
Truck men Here
F. C. Atwell of San Francisco, Pae
ific Coast manager of the Mack Mo
tor Truck Co., and C. C. Evans, of
Portland, territory representative,
were in the city today on business
with, the Day Motor Company.
Automoble Man 111
R. W. Tripp, local Oldsomobile
dealer, has been confined to his home
the last week with inflamatory rheu
matism. He Is reported as better to
day and is expectedto be able to at-
I tend to his business in a few days.
Visits Friends Exchanged Motor Trucks-
Mrs. S. W. Swearingensen, one of "Sleepy Cole" of the Albany Gar
the prominent ladies of Brownsville age, returned from Portland yesterday
. was in the city this, morning ,on her with a-Z-l-H ton long, wheed-basa.
way to Jcniiinirs Lodge to visit friends Republic Truck which ho evchanger
We are Making: Better Prices and more Satisfied
Customers all the time. Why? Because we Sell
For Cash and Cash Only
400 sacks of Olympic Flour at present Wholesale Prices .
By the Barrel $12.50; Per Sack 13.15
Crown Flour, Per Barrel SlUO; Per Sack $3.15
Fischers Snowfall Flur. A patent Hard Wheat Flour. Every
Sack Guaranteed, Per Barrel ..$12.00; Per Sack ....$3.05
Snowflake Flour, Per Barrel 410.90; Per Sack $2.75
Buy Nowl As this Flour wont last long at these Prices
Sinclair Bacon, Good stuff. Per pound . 45e
Kraut 2H,'Per can 11c; Per dozen $1.25
Country Lard, Per pound 35c; 8 pounds for $1.00
Swift's Premum Lard. 6-lb. Pail $1.90
10-lb. Pail, Full Weight $3.75
Froxto Shortening, 5s $1.45; lOe $2.85
Crlsco ltt pound can 60c; 8 pounds $1.15; 6 pounds $2.25
Mazalo or Douglas Oil for Cooking or Salads
Pint Can 40c; Quart Can 75c; . Gallon $2.75
Plenty Good Navel Oranges. Per Box $4.65
Fresh Milk and Cream .
EASTBURN BRO'S. THE CASH GROCERS
for on of the some capacity with
short wheel base. The Albany Gar
age yesterday unloaded another car
load of Studobakrr automobiles. ,
Going to California
Mr. and Mra.'L. E. Blain will leave
tomorrow for California where they
will spend the next month of two
travelling and visiting friends.
Tax Collectors Coming
Deputy Income Tax Collectors
Williams and Roberts, of Portland,
have informed Postmaster C. H. Stew
art that they will be iu Albany Feb
ruary 6 to 14 and 'March 6 to 8 to
assist local people in making out
their income lax rot. r-.:.
Return From Coqullle
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Planalp and sons
Ralph and Russell, returned last night
from a three weeks visit wilh rela
tives and friends at Coquille city Coos
county.
Final Accounts Filed .
First and final accounts were filed
today in the estate of the Lite B.
Davis, It. C. Davis administratrix.
Objections Filed
In the settlement of the estate of
D.'F. Pitchford abjections were filed
today against the approval of the fi
nd report of the administratrix Sar
in M. Pitchford. In the complaint
it is alleged that $165, paid in the
settlement of a nole is not accounted
for.
Makes Business Trip
K B. Anderson, a former resident
of Canada, who is stopping here made
a business trip to Portland today.
On Business
E. M. Pugh. traveling salesman out
of Albany, left on the Oregon electric
this morning on a buaiucss trip to
points north..
Went To Portland
A. C.Schmitt, of the First National
bank, left in his auto on a business
trip to Portland this forenoon.
Went To McMinnrille
J. F. Emmit, leaves. tonight for
Seattle to attend the fire insurance
convention which ft to be held at
that place.
Census Enumerator Here
P. H. Frcerksen, of the Shedd coun
try, was ait Albany business visitor
today and reports that he has worked
sixteen days as census enumerator in
the Peoria and Orleans districta and
that he has considerable work left
From Orleans-
Fred Arnold, a prominent citizen of
Orleans station, transacted business
with the county court today. v
Suit For Divorce
Idi. M. Powell, filed suit today by
her attorney, Jifslnst Geo. B. Powell
for a decree of divorce on the grounds
of desertion. . '
Lebanon Shopper Hero-
Mrs. O. K. Wilcox, bf Lebanon ar
rived in the city Viis noon to do some
shopping in Albany stores.
From Thomas Station
Mrs. Otto Yonkerv, of Thomas eta
tion, was an Albany shopper this
forenoon returning by train.
Lebanon Merchant Here
A. M. Reeves, one of Lebanon's
prominent merchants was in the city
this afternoon."
rTO THE PUBLIC - '
Owing to the extra cost of collect
ing. All wood delivered commencing
January 19th, most bo paid for when
delivered.
ALBANY LBR. CO. 15J30
V W SK .
; WpfomeZrtsL
ALBANY
WE HAVE
Everything
. OPTICAL
BANCROFT
OPTICAL CO.
ITS TO YOUR
INTEREST
To Bring Your
CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS
to
HAZELWOOD CREAM
STATION
H. L. Stenberg, Mgr. ". .
128 West 2nd St
Highest Cash Prices Paid
Washington Couple
. Married at Home
of Local People
' Last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Karle Stannard, Les
ter Earl McOormik of Snohomish,
Wash., and Miss Zetla E. Alexander,
also of Washington ware united In
marriage by Rev. G. II. Young.
The bride was a classmate of Mrs.
Stannard. The groom it graduate
of Washington agricultural college
and has been serving In the navy-as
an aviator for the past eighteen
months, being stationed in Ireland
moat of the time.
. They will return to Washington
where they will make their home.
Funeral Is Large
A large number of friends and re-
liiv. nf tk m,ilk. n W W IW
laud, of Sheilil, attended the funeral
of the Lite Mr, Poland yesterday,
according to W. F. Rurman, who went
up from this city.
Evening School of Accountancy
Classes fur employed men in Ac-
countancey and Business Administra
tion, offering very thorough course,
under direction of Certified Public Ac
countant ' Two evenings each week.
J. J. McKnight, Albany College, Phone
81-R. J1J23
WHOLE FAMILIES
FREED FROM COLDS
Half a century breaking
cold is behind Dr. King's
' New Disco vary
T7ROM the little tots to grandma.
r every one In the rnmllv ran
this nriv-v
ant remedy In perfect aafi-ty
The Albany Automobile Dealers Associa
tion Announce Their Second Annual
Automobile, Truck and
Tractor Show
To Be Held at the
ARMORY
. Albany, Oregon,
February 12-13-14
$BlG DA YS 3 '
t There will be presented the largcst'show
ing of the latest creations in the automotive
industry yet seen in the Willamette Valley.
All the leading standard makes of cars,
trucks and tractors will be on display, and
atiay at the show will be worth weeks of
catalog study and shopping to prospective
.purchasers.
Something New to Learn
New Features in Automobile Construction
Demonstrated
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
There will be programs and amusements
each day and a big .dance each evening in
one of Albany's beautiful new garage build
ings. Beautiful Decorations
COM"! - - ADMISSION 25c
-1 hMt und
id
confident of bneurtal rexulla.
Inoeuant rouchlng, iluunrremihle
grippe, stubborn cold promptly
rhekel. the phlegm dissipated, she
congestion hioscued.
Same high quality .today as al
ways. Dr. King's New IMamvery
Uvea up lo Its time-tested reputa
tion. OOc and H.M a bottle, f
Tie Results of Constipation !
are sick headaches, blllmunexa, i
nervotutnem, sallow skin, wasTe j
matter In the body. Correct tlilr I
undermining evil with Dr. King !
Kew urn rill, reel good e..r
day. Krru the astem r -..
20c, a but lie.
Westers Electric
Farm Light
- And Power
OsUta
SUNBEAM -ESS,
SUNS ONLY COMPETITOR
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL -1
OUTFITS INSTALLED AND IN OPERATION.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS JOHN WINKLEY,
W. W. POLAND. O. B. KEEBLKR. I. II. COPB
LAND, JOHN WILLS, J. S. LUCKEY.
WIRING DONE BY LICENSED A BONDED WIREMEN
Phone 20
THE ELECTRIC STORK, INC
127 West First St, Albany
CH A N DIE R S ( X
Famckts For Jts Marvelous Motor
Chandler Strides into
Full Leadership1
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IF (here has ever been any question cs to Chandler leadership of the
medium-priced fine car field, It is answered now. The great Chandler .
Six Is sweeping Its market. It displaces less efficient cars. It steps in to
sei-re those who previously have chosen only high-priced cars. And it "
pieases everywuere. - ! .
From two thousand to three thousand discriminating Americans bought
- Chandler cars open and closed every month this Fall. And at no time
. has the demand been fully met. Thousands have waited months for their
new Chan4)ers, and have felt repaid for waiting. : - ;-. ..
Nothing could more clearly show the regard in which America holds the
Chandler Six, than the patience with which these thousands waited for
weeks and months for their Chandlers. They waited because they knew
- what they were waiting for because they knew it was worth waiting for.
If Ypu Don't Want to Wait
Next Sprintf, Ordor Nov
SIX SPLENDID. BODY TYPES
Sn-Pasienger Tomrlng Car, $1895 Four-Paiitng Roadttw, IIM5
, Four-Pastengtr Dlipatch Cor, $197$
Stvtn-Pamnger Sedan, $299$ , four-Paisenter Coup, $2795 Umouiim. IJJM
, All prlctt f, o. b. Cltvtland . ,
J. L. IRVIN
324 Broadalbin St.
Distributor
Albanyi Ore.
CHANDLER' MOTOR CAR . COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO