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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1920)
A Treaty of Peace with a Cold Bed is easily accomplished with a HOT WATER BOTTLE from Dawson's Drug Store The Rexall Store "The Store of Service" d vitli her with hr slater, Mrs. Z. H. Rudd, Make Business Trip Attorney L. Q. Lcwellliig mtdo b.siuess trip 10 Peoria thl afternoon in the interest of on of hit Client. IMainview Visitors laa.ic Whealdon, of Plalnvlcw, wa n Albany visitor today, tramacting businets at the court hous. Here From llarrlsburg - J. R. CartwriKht, on, of Harris burg's well known citiscns, transact ed business her today. Repairing Jail The county jjil, being aoinc what battervd up on account of bad weather and bad men in tV.' cells,.! being slightly repaired tod.iy. From Lebanon J. V. and J. B. Ke?b)vr of Lrbanon, were Albany' visitor this afternoon. Leaves For East Rev. V. J. rhillip son of lh late Capt. W. N. Phillip, who has, been SCHOOLS TAKEN ! TOCOUNTRY Extension Course to Hold Short Courses in Coun ties of Stae LOCAL BRIEFS Personal Mention of People ad Activities About the City. 0. A. C, CORVALLIS-Snoclal- Thrj extension department of the col- lego ha started a series of schools to o neia in in various counties or the state. The schools will last fur a week In each county and will be under the management of the extension ser vice and county agents. ' The schools sUrtrd January 12. The first held will be in Coos and Wash- I ingtun counties. In Coo Professors F. L Waatnvitr. of Ik. il.!n visiting with Mrv E. P. Phillip, left ment ,nd w, u j,owert of w ojl tonight for Chicago via San Francis- department wiU work in cooperation co- J with C. C. Fair, county agent. Pur- Marriage Licens Issued jng the week lecture will be given in Abraham B. Hire, of the stat of three or four place in the county , . " ""' n Washington county schools will I of Albany, age 64. ' be ,,, , t diffr.ni L, . Sclo Fanner Here ducted by g. B, Fuu of th, j,, de. Antone Holub. on of the prominent prtment and W. S. Carpenter In co Scio farmers, transacted business hen operation with N. C. Jameson, coun today and incidentally remembered ty agent. KIHIS! HIIKl 'JIIIIIII mm nil' SATURDAY Cash Special No. 19 If you have not found that our Saturday sales pay bijr to the buyer. Jt is because you have not been a buyer: Seeing is believing. COME AM) SEE! v SPUDS, again A-l Netted Gems, 100 lbs. $1.73 BACON, a few cans Issue left per lb 30c BUTTER, Good creamery 63c ROLLED OATS, A-l, 3 lbs ' 25c LARD, Swifts Premium, White Silvcrleaf 38c BROOMS, 4 scam, long straw, a good article 65c ELK SAVON SOAP, 5 bars 25c PANCAKE FLOUR, Olympic in bulk 9c BREAD, Just out of the oven, full weight - 3 for 23c rnnn CREPE TOILET PAPER. 3 for. . . .22c WHITF ri YELLOW CORN MEAL Per bag '. ,57c ORANGES, by the crate ..... k $4.43 MlfMPH PIP fi Sslnnlav rlinnnp sminli .26c rood? Mincemeat; High Grade Cheaper than you can make It Yours truly, Weather Report Yesterday the temperature ranged from 49 to 26. degrees. " Th river stands at 2.7 feet Went to Eugene .F. M. French wfnt to Eugene to- 4Uy to inspent watches. From Plainview Mrs. J. C. Holgrook and daughter Hiss Dorothy are in the city visiting with Mrs. L. E. Tillman. leaves for Eugen : Edwin and Dr. G. E. Fortmitler, left this noon for Eugene to attend the annual initiation cermonics of D. S. Bogan. one of Halsey's well known citizens transacted business here last night and today. Born At Grant Pass word waa received hero yesterday from Grants Pass announcing th birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H reman Schmidt. Mrs. Schmidt is an Albany girl and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kimsey, of west 6th street As this is the first child in th family granddad Kimsey is be ing congratulated. Went To Portland Mrs. B. R. Wallace, left this morn- the Democrat. Flu Epidemic In Chicago Is Declared Mild CHICAGO. Jan. 23 By A. P Th epidemic of influenza and pneu monia from which over 10,000 Chic ago persons are suffering continue to spread, but a slight increase in new cases is noted. The death list I has increased, pneumonia causing 43 ' deaths and influenza 36. Th health commissioner urges New Books in the Public Library . Fiction Bacon Square Peggy; Bacheller A man for th Ages; Bindlosa Part ner of th Out-Trail; Black The Great Desire; Brown Th Black Drop; Chamberlain Not all th Fine Horse; Clemenceau Th Strongest"; Day The Rider of the King Log; Gale Peace in Friendship Village; Fast Albany Grocery Money Back Store and the Poor Man'a Friend iUilllilH Galsworthy 8alnt'l Progress; Merge sheimen Linda Condon; Hueston Leave it to Doris; Montgomery Rainbow Valley, and Aann of A row. lea; Norri Sisters; Ogden The Land of th Last Chance; Pariah Comrade of Peril; Richmond Red and Black;. Tompkins Th 8tarllng. . . Th first college In Canada to grant the degree of B. A. to a woman was that of Mt Allison, in New Bruns wick. In 182. profession which is not over-crowd ed. Phone the College 81-R. or writ J. J. McKnight Car of College. I 21J23 Bet. Theta Fi fraternity, which wur. f Portland to visit friend, ond . " "T T thTjifc J,! oecr tonight. Saturday and Sunday, j lonctst hu,lnu ; th" th " nam ri-oa ror , We, Jo Th work of placing the hardwood M Ern,tron. of the Seven floor in the dinning room of the Al- ! p Advcntist church went to Salem Certified Public Accountant bany hotel commenced th,s morning. . . mnrnin , -.,. with m,mber Albany College" offer a very t- The floor is to be made of maple and J of the church regarding the advisa- tractive opportunity for young men is to be a thing of beauty. bmty of hold the annU, mttting 0f and women to prepare for a profitable " re " tijimim thf church there thij rJlnnier. a Ribhards, of Lyons, was an Al- j Bw From Lebanon bany visitor last night pn his return , G M Gum of Lex,non w in the from a bosines trip to Seattle. j city todaT , bnsine ,0 Tal Went To Lebanon , Marion eounty. V. C Hanchet left on the early BrofllITij,e visitor train this morning on business trip Hon an(J M w p Elmbre. of to Lebanon. I Brownsville, came down on the early Returns to Tacoasa j trjn morning to transact bui- Joe Courtedes, of Tacoma started i .. u,r. tr. Public Sal . ' ' t j M. S. Allen, one of the prominent ! Tarmer near Thomas station, is to j hold a big farm sale at his place .Fred Lines of west 6th street went : next Wednesday Jan. 28. to Lebanon today on a business trip 1 Attends Court for his home .this morning after be ing called hens to attend the. funeral of his cousin. John Christ Hake Business Trip and to visit old friends. Here Froas Sweet Howe L. B. Thompson, of Sweet Home, was an Albany bisiness visitor again last night registering at the St Fran- Attorney N. M. NcwpVt, of Leban on and attorney A. A. Tussn, of Brownsville, attended a session of the circuit court here yesterday. ' Left For California cis hotel. - . Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith left for On Business Here California last night. to visit Mrs. Morri Winters commercial trav- Smith's son, Lyle Gansaulus who is cling man and o former well known an electrical school preparing for the resident of Albany, transacted bus!- . U. S. Navy, ness again here today. j Move to Farm ... Barley Chapter Meet I D. C. McClure, of west 7th street - Members of the Bayley chapter are . his moved to his farm In Benton coun to meet this evening in the Masonic, ty, known as Beamy Spot Farm. Mr. Temple. Work in the Royal Arch de- ( McClure sold the farm several year gree beginning at 5 o'clock. Dinner 1 ago but ha bought it back again and "beginning at 6:30. All members are; will now continue his original plan of cordially invited to be present j making the farm a place of beauty. K. O. T. M. to Meet j He has registered nogs, sheep cattle The local Maccabees are to hold I and a fine lot of berries that he is their regular meeting at the hall Sat- j planting. The place has an orchard -urday night with a good size class to of prunes and apples. ' be initiated. A full attendance is very From Lebanon much desired. Mrs. Dr. J. C. Booth, of Lebanon Visits Daughter wa, jn Albany thfc afternoon on bus Mrs. Nellie Meyers lewt this morn- . iness. . ii.k for Portland to visit her daughter i Here From Eugene Mrs. W. E. Paul. Rr, jam Moore, superintendent of Returns to Newport 1 the Sunday School convention, that is. Raymond Linton, of Newjort was : to beheld here next month wa s vis- I an Albany visitor on his return home ! itor in this city today. I from Marshfield wbere he has been j Visits Her Sister managing a government dredger. Mrs. Marry Vaughn, of Lebanon, Here From Halsey returned home today after an extend- Dangsrous Counterfeit The most exiiert means of counter feiting American greenback has been discovered by the state police In th Adirondack lumber camps, where $20. 650 and fl()0 notes were being dupli cated. Hanking expert hare pro nonuced them the most clever counter feits In existence. Tb Information now In the hand ofthe state police Is to be turned over to the Vnlted State department of Jus tlee. The seem of the device Is a ma chine which Is rable of splitting the thin note paper on which Amer1.no note are engraved and perniMttnv h face and back of the note, to be stripped from each other. Waxed pa per la then laid over each half of tb note and a solution applied to trana. fer enouch of the original Ink to. the waxed pap?r to make an exact dupli cate of the note: The wsxel sections to which tlf Ink has been transferred j are then pasted to the opposite half of the good note and In this way two bank notes exactly alike are produced. FREE FREE 100 LOAVES OF BREAD R. W. Peck, of San Francisco, representing the Bake-Rite system of bakeries, will give a demonstration at our bakery on . Saturday At 2:00 P. M. A loaf of Bake-Rite bread will be given to the First 100 Adult Persons Entering the Bakery after this hour Come See how this delicious, wholesome bread is baked by electricity, and get a somple. 3 WE HAVE Kvervthin OPTICAL BANCROFT - OPTICAL CO, LADIES! DARKEN ' YOUR GRAY HAIR Um Grandma' Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody will Know. - SATURDAY CANDY SPECIAL Penochia, Special Per Pound '. 40c Cream Nut Taffy, Special, Per Pound 50c Elite Confectionery and Bakery 227-229 Broadalbin St. . Flour has Taken another Jump Skyward 20c per Sack. Making the wholesale price of Olympic Hard Wheat Flour $13.30 per barrel, delivered in Albany.-Our Price for Friday and Saturday will be $12.50 per Barrel. You will have to Hurry if you want to take advantage of this saving. Golden Rod Borax Waxhino; Powder. None Better for Friday and Saturday only "Large Package 35c, 11 Ounce Package Free Real Value 45c Crystal White Soap, 14 Bars for Fancy Mixed Cookies, Per pound - Fresh Soda Cracker in 20 lb. Boxes, Per pound Good Creamery Butter, Per pound Good Bacon, Any Weight, Per pound , Crisco, 1', lb. Can. ..fiOei 3 lb. ..31.15; 6 lbs Good NtI Oranges, Per Box The Genuine Original Butternut Bread We Are Sole Agents 10c and 15c Per Loaf EASTBURN BROTHERS THE CASH GROCERS .$1.00- ...27e ...18c ...00c ...45c .32.25 .34.65 Tb us of fairs and Sulphur for re Storing faded, gray hair to It natural olor date back to grandmotner time, 8h used It to keep kar hair beautifully dark, glossy and attrae. sir. Whenever her hair took on that -dull, faded or atreaked appearance, this almpl mixture waa applied with wonderful eRect. But brewing at home Is mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth'a Sago and Sulphur Compound,' you will get this famous old preparation. Improved by the addition of other In gredient, which ean be depended up on to restore natural color and beauty to th hair. A well-known downtown druggist ay It darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody ean tell It ha been applied. Ton simply dampn a pong or soft brush with It and draw thla through your hair, taking on atrand at a time. By morning th gray hair disappear, and attar an other application or two, It become beautifully dark and glossy. Wrsth's Saro and Sulphur Com pound I a delightful toilet requisite for those who deslr a mors youthful appearance. It I not Intended for th cure, mitigation or prevention of O! BOY! COME OUT TOMQRROW! -You are cordially invited to attend an- - - . .. ' . . ' -. . . VF. B. Benefit Dance '!.-' Given by a group of High School girls At the Armory SATURDAY NIGHT , ..,'. t A good floor and good music Spectators 10c . Dancers $1 . i Dance Follows Salem Albany Game. ssir1fiysssssii-l1t"l JUkJbJUIJUIIJUs.il. I
