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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1920)
A Treaty of Peace with a Cold lied is easily accomplished with a HOT WATER BOTTLE from Dawson's Drug Store The Rexall Store "The Store of Service" LOCAL BRIEFS Personal Mention of People and Activities About the City. J. R. Martin and O. E. Home, two , Jefferson Men Here well known business men of this city. 1 W. J. and J. A. Zyessett. s,w mill made a bisincss trip to Salem this men of near Jefferon. were in this morning. j c''y lt night registering at the Visited i'arenti ! St. Francis. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aldridge. of . Mrriburaj tutor Portland, sneiit the week end here visiting Mr. Aldridge's parent. Returaed to Dever Cbas. Cooper, one of the prominent farmers of the Dever, section return ed home this morning after visiting hir mother and lister here over Sun day. Killed One Coyote Guy Pilchard, of Lyons this morn ing brought a coyote skin to the of fice of County Clerk R. M. Russell and received his bounty of $3.00. Lyons Man Here R. A. Brown, who recently pur chased a farm, near Lyons, is an Al bany business visitor today. Visits Parents R. R. Cronise, of the Democrat, spent Sunday in Salem visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trios. Cronise. Lebanon Editor Here Geo. L. Alexander, editor of the Lebanon Express, transacted business at the court house today. The Ex press and the Albany Democrat arc the iwo official papers of the county court cf the county. Here From Harrisburg Chas. F. Jackson, of near Harris burg. transacted business here Sat urday and visited his mother Mrs. C. C Jackson. Visiting Aunt Here Miss Ella J. Barrows, of Oakland California, is in the city this week visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Monteith. Visited In Corvallis Miss Corintha Hart, spent the week end visiting friends in Corvallis. Visiting Daughter Mrs. T. P. Hackleman, of East Al bany, is spending a few days in Leb anon visiting her daubhter and fam ily, Mrs. Randolph Kuhn. K. P. To Night The Knights of Pythias, will hoid their regular open house session to night, dancing card playing, and a general entertainment will be the Tror-r: n cf the evening. Each Knight is requested to bring his lady or a friend. Makes Trip to California T...1.... I ,r T ir sir il uuuet onu .uis. . i. v caineriora, , left for California Saturday, for an extended trip for the next few weeks. Foster Merchant Here J. P. Harring, the post master and general merchant of Foster, spent thc day in Albany yesterday. Former Linn Men Here Prof. H. H. White a former schr,ol man of this country, and W. O. H d son, a former nurseryman, of Tan gent, are in the city from Wasco. B. E. Grimes, one of the prominent farmers and stock men of the Harris bjrg section, was an Albany vusutor yesterday. Lebanon Visitors Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Keebler and daughter, of North Lebanon, were Albany shoppers here Saturday, f rom Corrallis Miss I Ida Moore and Miss Viola Mclntyre, of Corvallis. were Albany visitors last night at the St Francis. Went To Salem Mrs. Dr. J. C. Booth, of Lebanon, was in the city this morning on her ! way to Salem to visit here sister Mrs. Bishop. Visits Brother Here Sim Sheiler. of Minnappolis, left for his home this morning after visit ing his brother A. S. Sheiler and Bert Rodgers of this city. Went to Portland Hugh Kirkpatrick and Roy Fitx water, of Lebanon, were Albany vis itors this morning on their way to Portland. Returned From Lebanon Mrs. Olive McGhee and daughter. Larine, returned from Lebanon last night where they had been to visit rtlativcs. Visited Parents Miss Mabel Keebler, of the Demo crat office, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keebler. at Lebanon yesterday. Visit'd Friends Miss Julia Severn spent the week end visiting relatives and friends at Lebanon. Seio Visitors Mr. and Mrs. K. G. McDonald, well known ritiicn, of Scio, wer Albany visitors here over Sjuday. From Philomath Lester K. and Clia, E. Adams, of Piuloin .th, regite red at the Van I'rnn last night while on their way south on a business trip. Will To Portland J. Kyan, made a business trip to Portland today. Mr. Ryan suites tlia; he m. ki about one trip a year :o the metropolis. ! Jefferson Visitors ' Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones, of Jef ferson, were Albany bj-itie- visitois i this forenoon. ( 1 torn Boston Mills i O. II. Summer,, one of the cm- ' ploycs of the Huston flour nulls at Sliedd, was a business vi.itur here this afternoon. Mr. Sonum r, states thit the high water caused them to elo-e ihe mill last night at midnight. Lebanon Visitors Lloyd Tucker and Miss Katie Kent of Lebanon weie Albany visitor, Sat urday afternoon. From Mill City John R Shaw, manager of the Hani mond lumtt-r company, ui Mill City ; was a business visitor here today. From Forest (irove I Mr. andi Mrs. J. E. Thomas, of Forest Grove, were in this city to day in search of a new location. They have recently sold their fw.irm at Forvst Grove. From Sweet Home Rev. M. L. Burgett, pastor of the Evangelical Chirch at Sweet Home is expected in Albany today to as sist Rev. A. L. Schuster in conduct ing revival meeting here. K. O. T. M. Meet The members of the K. O. T. M. of tent number five held another en thusintic meeting Saturday and in itiated a lurge class of new members. Next smoker Feb., 1. with good program. Bought Mack Truck Albert Hale, of PortUnd. who bought a new Mack truck through the Day Motor Co.. of this city, drove the truck to Albany Saturday and took back a trailer. While here he was a guest at the home of his sis ter, Mrs. Kenneth Carter. This is the third Mack truck sold by the Day Motor Company since taking over the agency recently. 1 Harrisburg to Hare Revival Meeting Series Nothing preventing; Kov. (iuy Fitch Phelps will begin a revival meeting in the Methodist Church, at llurlis burg, Oregon, February First, at 7.110 I'. M. The different li.iicrliul onlera have been "vited lo attend in body at the first service, and tirey hive voted to do so. 1 To hee revival meetings everyone of any and all creed and sliaile, of belief and character arc invited, says Rev. M. I'hilps. "Where wo runuol agree in out heads let Us aKree in o ir ' hearts." and let Us answer some of the greiiust inn stio,u ever put to all immorial creature. Following are some of the subjects to be duse issed during ihe first week Pleas,- cut out this announcement and keep it for reference" Sunday, Febiuiuy 1st 7.110 p.m. The Great Sin of llnrrishutg. Monday, Feb.. 'J ml 7. ilo p. in Wh.t i. the Mystic llahlon of Uc.cla lion? Tuesday, Feb 3rd.. 7. .'10 p.m. Some Queer Things in Christian Science and Theosophy. 1 Thursday, Feb. oth. 7..'10 Is theie a Hell? Fnday, Feb. lith. 7. 8 Can ono ' dunce and be a Christian? I Sunday, Feb 8th. 7. 3 What Think ye of Christ T Whose Son is He? j Every Ono Who Come, Will He Treated White. ! Guy Filch Phelps. u in t a January ft i 3i i Economy Sale Heal Ru-tfains in Ladies Suits Liberal Reductions on Ladies Coats Ladies Sweaters Reduced Ladies Dresses at Trices that will Save Your Dollars Millinery at Cost Price A'o Hetter Time Than IS'oiv to Save M. Sternberg & I .A I) IMS SHOP $ Co, WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ada ""i" mention me iiemoerat Warranty Deeds James E. Arnold and wife, to P. Wallace and wife, lands in Tp. 12. S. R. '-' West. 2'4 acres. V. L. Arnold and wife, to I'. Wal lace and wife, lands in Tp. 12. S. R. 2 West. 2i acres. F. M. Fish and wife, to George K. Fish, lands in City of Albany. The Multa M .chine Co , to John Macneill, lands in block 12, in Ciiy of Albany. Thomas Conkright. to Delos Wes ley, land, in block 10 in Town of Hal sey. (onus J. Tracy et al. to Anea J Honsbergcr., lands in Tp 11, S K . West. H Bryant and wife, to W. II. Wor rell am wife, land, in Bryant's 2nd add to Albany. Peter Vonada. to Lillian Jessen Merriman. land, in block M Hackle- mans 2nd Add Albany. Quit-Claim Deed Murphy garage builibng has been let C, H Grain, et ux, to Joe L. Wheel- to the Electric Store, Inc.. er and wife, land, in Tp 13. S. It r.,h,r Iteoorl 1 West 20.06 acre,. Contract Is Let The contract for the wuing and fixture, for electrical work in the Tonight anil Tuesday rain or snow. ci Ider. Yesterday the temperature ranged front M to 54. The river measured 2.0K feet. The river stands today at 7.1 feet. Why Senrs Butternut Bread is so good First, the best flour, lard and other Ingredients that go into it are the best money can buy. Second, because it is baked by 30 years eierienee in bread making. It is wrapped in waxed paper to insure cleanliness in handl ing, and lastly, it is a home product. Ask for it and lake no other. Phone 90 SEARS THE BAKER First and Ferry IpilIllB BAKE - PITE L? B pjl Bread F5 jg Fl Pie, p m V,; ' Cookies. Rolls, Ipj j p Lrtj, Doughnuts, Etc, I 3 f "1 are Making P "j ! Uiiii t ii if Dltrrf ! 5 VTA f.' -l Try Them j is p4 Elite Bakery & p j j J Confectionery Lj jg trail um ! 0 9 The World's Three Greatest PHONOGRAPHS Victrola, Grafonola and Brunswick All three of these famous makes right here in our Music Department, where you can compare them side by side, with any record you may choose, or sent right to your home on FREE TRIAL El E--3 Phonograph Service Department Our Service goes with Every Phonograph we Sell. Free Oilinj? and Adjusting is part of the service that you get with your Phonograph when bought from us. The Flour Market is Continually Advancing. $15.00 per barrel in predicted in the near future. If you have not laid in your summer supply, now is the time to do it. We will not be able to make you these low prices after this week, as our present supply will be gone by February Int. Fwchers Snowfall Hard Wheat Flour, Per Sack 13.03; Per Mil. $12.00 Olympic, Per Sack $3.15; Per Barrel ', $12.50 Crown, Per Sack $3.13; Per barrel $12.50 Fixhers Blend, Per Sack $3.33; Per barrel ..." $13 35 .Snowflake, Per Sack $2.85; Per barrel $11.25 Tip Top, Pancake Flour, 10 pound sack gne Whealola (Same as Wheat heartx) 7jc Rolled Oats Silver Flake or Liberty, Per Package 33c; 9 lb sack 80c Corn Meal, 9 pound sack 63c; Farina No. 10 ,...90e Country Club, Bordens or Smilax Milk, 6 for $j.oo Good Siam Rice, 3 pounds for 23c; 13 pounds $1.00 Fresh Crackers, 18';c per pound by the box. Eastburn Bros. The Cash Grocers Price We have in Stock a jvery complete list of records The Victor Records including Red Seals Records of all the World Fam ous Artists. - j The Columbia Records, these in clude the famous Art Hickman Records- and the New Brunswick Records these must be heard to be appreciated. New Auto matic stop feature on each record. B Our Price on these makes of Phonographs is the same as at any other dealer in the United States. OUR TERMS are Made to Suit our Customers That means any terms with reasonable payments. Phone 25 and have us send one of these wonderful instruments to yoiir home on free trial. You be the judge. Woodworth Drug Company Phonograph Headquarters 3ff US El lullllllllllilill'lillll
