4
A Treaty of Peace
with a Cold Bed is easily
accomplished with a
HOT TfATER BOTTLE
. . ' from
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Dawson's
The Rexall Store
'The Store
Froui Meatisa of People
Vnatatg VM BuiMti-
6otg" A, .Pilchard of. Portland it
at the. bam of his auat and unci.
Mr. and Mr. William Fortmiller and
renewing acquaintance with his daugh
tar. Mary Leo Pikhaid. '
Irent'T Caftiaiasa
Mra.1 Ed As-won left for Califor
nia yesterday to spend several weks
Mailing is the sonoy.clrm of thu
rsnsV.Bnyne ono of the leadinr
citizens of Peoria, transacted hassaost
were-yesterttay. . ''-.'
1 oeitee' PYeet Airtie
JsW Pearle Arwater, of Airiia Polk
catatty. left fo her horn tint morn--4k'
after -TiaitintT friends at1 Albany
r the ast few days. - .
" Mrs. Mary Overton, one of the pion
. ecr ladies of Brownsville, and Twinn
'Sbttcs, arrived in this city on the
' early train this morning to transact
business and visit reUtaes,
Ms-KtEouaa. Scbedler. af Tangent,
I
was an aiwij snw wits narnini
on her -return frees Bei a n villa.
. eU Stater hs TWInnsT -
Miss Thelma . Borneo., of Albany
gbt. kefs an the early train today
-Car Portland to wait-act-.-sister.
l A BV Barieat and C. J. Caserdene,
'Wf i UAaeoV"Were- Albany oasineas
tntsitore here last night
Wm to PacOsnd -. ,
WaVR-iCastHywent to Portland this
nsarrdng to transact business- aad rfv
'ssswiatses.. ' : -m .
A'baay msreos Visiters
"tVele Spne: of Salem;. Ina SiirKn-
Kelt f Medford, GW. Baker, of Ku
' Cenecand' W.'J. Burton, of Mill CRy,
were Albany visitors today. v ' ' -
Insat Buried -
The Infant- daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Hense. of near Tangent,
was buried in the Riversied cemetery
yesterday afternoon. . . -
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
We wiU sell "Fancy Santiam Burbank PoUtoes" at 4.7 per 10
aoaada. ' By the sack. If you want good potatoes now is the time
to buy.
EHMANS BIPE OLIVES in Glass 7 Ox. Jar :25c
16 Ounce Jar, 50c; 1 Gallon Tins .$1.S
Wilseo Canned Kraut IVt Eise Can, Each -.lie
' Per Case of 2-dozen cans .... I2.4S
DEL MONE PORK AND BEANS Buffet Sixe, 3 for -,25e
- No. 1 Can 15et No. 2Va can 25c
DEL MONTE CATSUP, Pints 2Se
GOLDEN ROD BORAX, NAPTHA WASHING POWDER
- ' Large Package 25c; Small 11-oz. package 10c
SWEET HEART TALCUM POWDER PER CAN 10c
KARO SYRUP, Light 2 Lb. Can 85c; 5 pound can OOe
: , 10 lb. PaU IMS; Dark 5 pounda aac; JO pounds 1.10
ARBUCKLES COFFEE IN 1 pound Packages 40c
v GOOD BULK COFFEE, Per pound S5c; 3 pounds for H.eO
Don't Forget That We are Sole Ageats for the Genuine Original
..- BUTTERNUT BREAD ...... 10c and ltc
EASTBURN BRO'S. THE CASH GROCERS
.. HV I . . i'tl, .. . ...
Notice;
TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC
We beg to announce fiat
cnangea ownersmpr out si ti remains under the former manage-
ment. .. -
" We would therefore, request that all outstanding bills be
paid on or before the 10th day of February, 1020, to avoid the
necessity of turning over said account' for collection.
- We take this opportunity of thanking the public for its
patronage, and to say that from now on we will be in a better
position to serve our 'patrons.'- . -
. . . Dated January 29, 1920. ,
Albany
Drug Store
of Service'
a - i-
and AeUvrUea About Um CJtyT
t'.i
Visits Broth
C. a Davis, of Calgary. Albert
Canada. is tin Albany on his 'annual
visit with his brother and family. Dr.
W. H. Davis. Mr. Davis is to (ro
from here to California o.i a business
trip.
Weather Report
-'Tonight aad Saturday rain. Yes
terday the ttsaaerature reared from
j 6a to 44. dtigiem. -The river stands at
It. feet. Yesterday the rain measor-
d . faiehaai- ,
Amended Articles Approved
.The: approval- at ta. emended ar
ticles of the Linn County Fair was
received yestrrdsy by the directors of
the fair. It ia expected that operationt
for a complete -organisation will be
gin at once and a full board of dir
ectors selected. '
Visits Deartrter
'' Mrs. C G. Cowles, went to PorUand
this morning, to visit her daughter
and family, Mrs. Allen Cox.
Visit Merrfrt Hesse '
Geo; Pare, -of Nertk Dakota, who has
been visiting at the- home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Merritt for several days,
left for her 'oU home this momfnjr.
Wast ia-Perfawd ..
'. Mrs. :r EKzabeth Merrill went to
Porland this morniag to spend the
next few days visiting friends.
Viatta Mather
'-' E.- J. MiHcrt returned to Portland
this morniag-. after visiting hir-moth-erhere
Mrt. Mickel.
Attends' fan era I
Mrs: C. C; -Cole and brother Rollie
Harold, 's)o teside on the Marshall
farm east of Abany, went to Salein
this morning to attend the funeral of
their grand mother, Mrs. Marie Har
raid. V
Sao May Issue Bonds
A special election it to be called
in 8c k next month to vote en ques
tion -of voting 940,000 i to build an
electric light power p'nnt in Jordan
to supply Scio and h? firmer along
the power line.
the Albany Lumber Company has ,
Lumber Company
U. S. ARMY SHOES
TO BE RETAILED
Surplus of 1,900,000 Pairs to
be Sold Through Army "
' Stores ' '
U. S. ARMY SCHOES DROP
' WASHINGTON, The war Depart
ment has declared surplus and ia pre
paring to offer for sale at fixed prices
to the American public, through the
Army Quartermaster retail stores,
approximately 1,900.00 pairs of new
army shoes made on the'Maasen last.
This is the first offer made by the
War Department to sell aew army
inspected she.
The Quartermaster Genera of the
army ha issaed Inatructioas for the
distribution of opproxlraately 1.000c
000 pairs of ihesa shoes so the twenty
five retail stores now being operated
under his supervision, and they will
be available to the public as soon as
delivery to the (teres can be affected
The sapeainteadent of each store will
make local announcement of the date
on which the shoes will be placed on
sale- m bis store. .
: The surplus stock includes three
clasae of shoes, namely, the ehoeo-lite-eolortd
marching shoe, which will
be sold hi the retail stores bfth over
tne counter and delivered by mail ii
ders, at t&& per pairt a heavy weight
metalie fastened shoe that.-was manufactured-ftr
field as,' which will
retail at $7-50 per pair, and a welt
shoe which'will also sell at 1758 per
pair.-- ''
The shoe to be placed in the army
retail stores will range in stae frrm
5s to 15s and in widths from A to EE
Sixes , malted than 7 1-2, however
win be limited in number. '
At the prevailing prices of shoes in
the commercial market, these army
shoes are of exceptional value: T hey
were manufactured from the highest
grade of .leather obtainable; every
piece of leather, af tori being assent
bled, and each shoe was subjected in
the coarse of aioarablmg to a series of
detailed inspections. ' - -
From Talhnan i ".
' -W. H Be4djaroad patrolman of the
Tallmaa road district, was an Albany
business visitor this afternoon. -..
From tWIteraan-i - r-"' : ' "
C. C Jiart a. well known citisen of
Jefferson, . transacted bViness here
today.
Went te Astoria
Lt. Alvin C Baker left this noon on
a bus mesa trip- to Astoria and way
pointav'.t- -. .-
Went Te Salem
'- Attorney' Gee. W.' Wright made a
trip te-Saiem this afternoon on' legal
business, v-i '! v -.- .
Any anaa or woman who has pa It
T7 SPECTAttV tkose ' frequently
part, aooaTelievtnct aca aad -pais.
..Kept handy anJ. us-aVarvsrlieQi
for reducing and' finally aUaunstinf
the peine and achrie of. b mhago,
aeuralgia, musrh) atcain, oia stuTneas,
epraias, bruises, the result of expositfe
to weather. - ',, . '
Sloaa's Llwmeat is sold by ell drug
gist. ISc.-We.. 1 V .
mm
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attacked oy rneaaiatie tsnnaas.
f-f A cous-lrraaA.5psi,s poi
ment scatter the ariaa.adjf
trout tAiktmt niMiar. to the arnktad
Albany
Sfnh.
Bank
"Alwiyi at Your Service 1
SPEEDOFB)
IS1NVESTI
Effort to Determine Fastest
Bird or FUght is B-' '
'l 1 InfMade "
What Is the swiftet bird of flight T
is the flurry of a number of men in
Albany and s a result of the dixut.
lion they have delegated bne of their
number to ascertain 4h real facts.
Mrs. Kranklin, of the Albany Lib
rary ha mad considerable research
for the parties having applied to the
department of Zoology of Albaay Col
lege and the University of Oregon,
fend as a result has some interestine;
in formation but no definite know
ledge as to what bird of serial n'ava
gation has the honors, Miss Van Wert
of the college, gives tne passage pig
eon as one of the likely number but
this specie is practically extinct, and
others are taken, up as the hooded
craw, which files more thaa 100 mils
pes. hour, and the Plovss, Cberiew,
aad Godwit fly ever four miles per
miaute r ar the rate of 240 miles
per hour which probably plane these
bird ia the load. J .
Prof. John r.iBovard. of the de
partment of Zoology af rh State Un
iversity, Whets Mrs. J'r.irklirr. af the
Albany Library -ia pan. a 4 fjltows:
- "You will find scheduled through
the literarare all kiade-al stateatents
as to the swsflness' of bird flight.
The' dictionary of -birO by! Newton
would' give you a distusaioa of -mis
which is perhans as goad as any tnn.g
that can be bad. Yen will also- find
some -references ia the Smith - son
Ian Institute reports, particularly r
tide by McCook. However, these are
all generalisations and are based n
the fact that in the bird mtgtattoat
birds. are seen at' oi -pvint to day
and, at another point anothur day aad
it is. figured out their, flight .move
ment is such and such a spaed.
-j Army avsatora have aaed nifeo)
a good deal ia .their work. aad find
a dntlerene of opiaioe amoa t.trnv.
Aa ordinary aseenline con make' a
speed of from 130 to 115 mifes )er
nour aad it is claimed the fattest
Oar Own Aata
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ti -.
TotoiowHAlrlgki
Tmf sngT ensm r(4Vnt')iwXn)BnBn)Bnflma
saanUsnasaa BhAassMa bwwaaswat asBHasns awausl
srasvaarasi apawvanassnj sun swaasnrnSf nansswa asnsnsf
1 r 1 w
lt4H WIWfllsWIWIIIIWIMW
GATED
'afc.i
a
: Bans Ms. Is Ua
wnsawnassssV PSI&tfijm
plainer out fly any bird, that tliey
often over took hon.ing pigeons nnj
than they fly about 100 mill per
hour".
Boiled drinking-water as a method
of guarding against disease was prac
tised in olden time. Herodouta tells
how Cyrus, had his driaking-erater
boiled and carried in silver vessels,
, SJJl J.UUll I 11
Member
I
you were fourteen
' itMKM
.A"
tMKNAIU-trtBN
vALUi-ristr
,CMtM4S
what a time youf mother had getting you to
the barber shop on Saturday morniag?
Well,' now you re married and --your, wife
wants you to have a new hat and we hope
you are not going to complain that you cant
spare the timo fye you used to' when you
needed tiiaircut.'-' - ' l' . '
To choose a comely and congenial looking hat
from thts stock "will take about S mrtmites f
you're particular. And any home or foreigrt
diplomat wU readily agree that 5'rhinQtes
spent la plesing the family (9 worth an hour
w your wrra - anytime:
All Sew
e Blain
Value
JWM Sum
BITE'S
They have just arrived and represent the lat
est designs in rugdom. These" prices' you will flird
extremely' mYltttf'ftd youll noy vwtm of
big ddpjay.i-ror you will
Rug'yoii are looicng for. ;"! We would, advlie tjalfly
sMecHoti.'whlle'the display is large and so many
styles art peing shown. ' . '"
' 'the $ttc'iok Include-- .
Velvets BtusmUs .
AxTlriJater8 Tapestry
Kiel Wool and Fibre
Choose while the display Is complete
FortmilJer
ppmpaoy 1
etlWWIHvlIrl
Automobile Show Edition
Of The Democrat
h Now In tilt froceto 6f. the Making
Your Copy Is Due Nqw
: If' you have not already arranged '
for space it is to yoiir interest and
to ours to'do'iid at'ohc0?' 4'' "': ,
Last year's slidW AUrtber was a de
cided'success. " .h'is year's .will be
. bigger and better in everjrway.
Get Your Copy In At Once ,
br call the Democrat' 'Acf Man"' .
and Pliny the Elder relates that Nero
had water boiled anil afterwards cool
ed for drinking by placing it lit glass
Basks surrounded by anew.
-' fistricn egg-shells serve aa water
vessels 'among the African whmen.
From palm tree ' In lb (Aadea a
special wax Is obtained or- canrlls-
making.
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Shadea
Clothing Cp.
First "
be sure to tin a just the
Furniture
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