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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1920)
THRIFT WEEK IS SANE MOVEMENT Albany Banker; Point Out Need For Saving and Practice of Economy Uy A. C. Hchmltl, President First , Nallunal Hunk J In your last night's issue you had afKartlcle on Thrift Wwk. It U weM ' that thta matter li brought to tlit at lentlon uf our cltitena. The greatest Id toward bringing ui bark to norm al condition In tht price of eommotll. ties and living expenses U tha rigid practice of thrift on tha part of every cltisen of our land. By Thrift la not meant merely the saving of money or the development of a miierly habit. Thrift algnlfiea the wl adaptation If You Keep Money m the store or office, It'i aubjeet to loss by fir or theft. If you keep cheeka too lone before depositing, they're eome tlmea returned marked "No Funde." Tha safe way la to have a Check Account with thia bank, and depoait dally. Capital A Burplua IM.OOO J. W. Cusick & Co. Rankers Albany, Orefoo BAD COLD GOT YOD? -- FEELING GRIPPY? Dr. KIaJ New Dbeovwry ooo aiaj-ta you oa U road to rwcorwry ONCE triad, always nk a trite etrealnn, hut one never more applicable than It la to Ir. Klna-'e New Discovery. Ton will Ilk the prompt, busl- neee-llka way It loosen Ida phlegm congealed cheet, enulbee Ilia tor tured throat, relieve an old or a new cold, grippe, cough, croup. Tha kiddle can take It In perfect safety, too. No bad after- (I pet. rltamlard hatf a century. . end H 41.20 a bottle. At your druggist. ' Don't Continue Constipated Don't let ynnr bowel a biiltiloto ' your system, slnko thora function r gularly kwn the body cleansed of wte matter with Dr. King a Kew Ufa IMlle. , , ' Itlllousnma, alck headache, aour, '- atoinnch, liullitcstlmi, illulni, furred tongue, I mil hrcnHi think ' of tha embarrassments and dlsnmi " fort a traceable to (iiiistlmitlon. How ' illy they're. rectlnVd by the occw ulnnal no of I. Kin' New Life Villa. Move the lowla smoothly ' iil surely. Try them toiilglu. All r lrugglta 25c. aa usual. . of one' Income to getting tha very beat out of life, and In addition tak ing Into consideration tha welfare of other and the careful provision for unforaeen contingencies, and the in evitable coming on of old ago. During the recent war the produc tion of food-stuff and auppliea In general and wage were greatly dis turbed and Interfered with. At the same time unheard of waste of all ma terial and foodstuffs resulted from the war. Those engaged in the pro duction of the necessities of life and equipment were called away from their post of duty to the manufacture of war materials, consequently we find ourselves in a distorted condition all over the world. There exists a great shortage of certain food-stuffa clothing, wagea in many instances out of proportion with the cost of liv ing; and there la a general shortage of equipment and supplies; and prices have risen beyond reason. To get back to normal condition It necessary for u a patriotic cltii en to be very careful how and for what wa expend our money, and as far aa possible to abstain from the purchasing of unnecessary foods, clothing and equipment. If everyone throughout our whole country would adhere to these principles. In a com paratively short time conditions would incline back to normal. During th war people have gotten In the habit of free and reckless buying. During this Thrift Week many new savings account should be opened in Albany. Everyone receiving an In- Albany State Bank "Always at Your Service' com of some kind should determine (j There U no guide to point the way j in bsiuv nmm puriiun, nv to commercial Kcaniv. inuiviuuai a I II e. m. ... Am. 1 ivr now man, lur ubv a uiu w wa HOUR ADVANCES 60 CENTS PER ' BARREL IN LOCAL TRADE MARTS U. S. DIRECTOR OF GRAIN CORPORATION ISSUES STATEMENT OF ADVICE TO MILLERS AND GRAIN DEALERS; DUTIES OF CORPORATION TO END JUNE 1. , Standard flour wa advanced aixty be a decided price influence. Much cent a barrel again yesterday by the emphasis I laid on our fall crop acre snaculators of the country and the age this year of thirty nir.e million consumer I pinched once more to pay ' acre against fifty million for a year tribute to the barons who profit at tha ago. expense of the public. Thi I the "Import and export embargo re opinion of many men of judgment who' atrictiona are now eliminated, am are familiar with the real condition, j Canada and Argentine are already Julius II. ilsrnes, United State making aalea attracted by our prices wheat director, write Albany deal-' now ruling above the guaranteed level, era In part aa follows: "Price fluctuation alway is follow- "Tha Wheat Director and Craln ' ! bf distres and lo.." Corporation approach the last half- year of their official aervice. For over I ' .. V, nnnnnrarannrannnnnnnDnpnnnranou -fMMMMMMMMMM M M M M M l M M M M M M b M Warranty Deed . .u. -.. i.... i... u. a. morse ana wne to wee i been dorolnent domlnent Influence In I "n "d Vena B, land. In Block 1 grain marketing. The end of that of-j Add. to BrowruvUle. Aclal Influence and control I. in sight. I ' H. Brigg. and wife Forty-two thousand licensee, ahould d wife. land. In Block 1 in realise that the withdrawal of such ! Mover1 Ad d. to Browmivill. . market and price Influence cannot be , T; A- " j F' A" E"XOn made without Introducing Urge hax- Und Mllleniburg Acre., Tp 10, S. ard to the wheat and flour handler,'11- We,t- , w,u ui ..t nnt.nti.litv I Barbara J. Henderson et al to Stan ley j. Diewari ana wne, isnas in piuck 1 in Kirkpatrick'a Add. Lebanon. Sarah J. Cornett, to S. S. Davia and Judgment must wive the unusual, Hjnl nd wif- Mrtin Woblema. soon , to be faced. We can ,n T g R j only warn of the pUy of world wide John p 9m.sttnmm r.w tr -J auton ss I u I SHOWS FINE RECORD l?r"s.u Z ' Cren, and wife. Land, in Tp 10. S. R. In price making exist today. ADVENTIST CHURCH aa humanry possible, on which bual- S W. Tha recent annual meeting of the nea policle M.ust construct. The ' A. B. Clyde to Hattie M. Solomon, i i- i i- ii o d a p iao member, of the Seventh Day Advent-, Grain Corporation's weekly reports of, Thoma pow',ll'nd wife to WU- 1st church of this city show, a re-. iraae oa win continue unm rfune i. .. p . .. . . . fe markable record. Out of a memlwr- ( They ahould be atudied. 1 11 Tp 14 S R 4 W .hip of 44 r-ople. $5200 wa. paid, -Oni -total wheat crop exceeded that j Halm' and' wife to Nettie Ust year on missions, pastor, salary of 1918. Much Is said of the relative) , H-i to j s R i zu and Incidental expense, inesameoi- , -""" -'"- " , in acre. fleer, of the church were re-eleeleo. ous leci aeveiope, nowerer, ini oj Mrs. Roeco Tartar waa re-elected aup- continued replacemenU from 'the erintendent of the Sabbath school, and uthwest and the Pacin eoat, and Jamea Chandler aa local elder.Jtev. because eastern mills will probably N. C. Emestaon remalna as pastor, i 'jinniumMuinRiwmmmimiwiinnlii January Economy Sale Real Bargains in Ladies Suits Liberal Reductions on Ladies Coats Ladies Sweaters Reduced Ladies Dresses at Prices that will Save Your Dollars Millinery at Cost Price No Better Time Than Now to Save M. Sternberg & Co. il LADIES SHOP draw their smaller needa of strong I wheat from Canada and the Argen tina, the northwestern mills can grind fully equal to last year, large pro duction and atill leave, at the end of the crop year, a larger carry over in ' the northwest than last year. I "Flour production In the United ' Brio Items Enoch Shelion drive, a new stem- winder, self-starter Ford. George Brock has sold his portable sawmill to E. C. Evan. Mrs. Walter DTI yen and Mrs. J. L. Kelly were Albsny visitor Friday. 1 State for six montha exceeded last There will be preaching at the Federated ch-jrch Sunday, both in morning and evening. Mr. and Mr. Fred Christie came up from Portland Tuesday for a vis it at the Fred Ciselman home. i C. A. Richardson and Ed. Bilyeu were business viitora In Portland 1at week. J. F. Wesely was looking after business matters in Albany Thursday . of last week. , . , . , Mr. C. C Jackson af near Halscy. snd formerly, well known In the cio country, submitted to an operation last Saturday. Mrs. Haxel Powell and Imle daugh ter are Jiving at Mabton, Wash., where she has bo-jght a home. Mrs. E. Bilyeu ia visiting her moth er, Mrs. w. T. le. .a says mis batMiing business Is getting old and he wanta to sell his farm. Jesse Hildrrth passed through the city yesterday with a wagon load of fine Duroc Jersey hogs for shipment to Portland. ' - Mis Agnes Wesely, who went to Portland Monday, expects to visit there for three months. A revenue officer will be at the city hall in Scio Februamj 16 and 17 to asaist taxpayors in making up in comes for 1919. R. M. Cain Is encloaing the shed on the north side of his .tore in Swhlch to keep machinery, vehicles,' etc. ' Scio Tribune year production by twelve million barrels, while exports of flour have been million barrels less. How much of thia thirteen million barrels repre sents increased consumption of wheat bread, and how much increase in do mestic and commercial stocks, with it resultant later shrinkage of cur .rent demand. Flour stocks, visible, are very large. Fifteen million bar rel, againat eight million of last year. I "New crop prospects will shortly D. P. Krabill and wife to Theodore ' Hofiich, lands in Tp. 10 S. R. 8 W. I Quitclaim Deed u Mary E. Quigley, to Hattie Davis, land in Tp. 10, S. R. 2 West j Cemetery Deeds Cushman Cemetery Assn to M. W.' Pennington, lot in Cushman Cemetery J Orleans. Cushman Cemetery Shun, to George' A. Bayne, lot in Cushman Cemetery, I Orleans. . friday Extra Special Saturday Sperry Drifted Snow flour, extra good hard wheat flour. Nothing finer for bread baking, 'price $3.15 a sack, or $12.55 a barrel. Worth more than this by the car. Also, nice celery, cauli flower, lettuce, cabbage, and all kinds of fresh vegetables. It Pays to Trade at Sears Grocery and Bakery First and Ferry - Phone 90 Jordan Itessa , Born to the wife of Lem Lambert January 20. a fine 11 pcind boy. Miss Clara Jungwtrth visited Lizzie Schmidt Wednesday. A. W.'Arbuckle and family and Mrs. J. H. Wortman were Lyons and Mchama visitors Sunday. Hal Shelton and wife attended the Jordan dance Thursday night. John Rowein and Mtsa Anna Bo tier Wester Electric Far Ug ht And Power Outfit SUNBEAM SUNS ONLY COMPETITOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL OUTFITS INSTALLED AND IN OPERATION. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS JOHN WINKLEY, W. W. POLAND, O. B. KEEBLER, I. H. COPE LAND, JOHN WILLS, J. S. LUCKEY. WIRING DONE BY LICENSED ft BONDED WIREMEN Phone 20 THE ELECTRIC STORE, INC 327 West First St, Albaay were married in Salem January 17. Wejoin their many friends In wishing thema long and happy life. " 1 Aunt Evaline ShcTton fell from her, couch Sznday. inflicting quite a bruise to the forehead. She is unable to be up. Oregon Mist Oregon's great forest are now pro tected from fire by aeroplane patrol. iiiiraiiiitiiiiiiBiiiiiiH assay NO ADVANCE A $2500.00 Car for $1725.70 F. 0. B. Ablany VIERICK'S BATHS Expert Workmanahlp Three G h a I r L, VIERECKV BERT CRAWFORD, B. P. KIRK Your Patronage Solicited First and Ellaworth Sta. 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