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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1920)
I 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?" Went to Portland Ralph R. Cronise. of the Democrat, went to Portland this afternoon on a business trip. - Hints to Autoists i . Stopping a Leak If you have a leaky radiator or an obstinately leaking pump packing, add a small amount of shellac to the Ue natured alcohol used in the antifroei ing solution. The shellac may also be used in summer in the plain wa ter with which the cooling system is filled during the hot months. Weather Report Tonight and Sunday cloudy. The river stands at 8.1 feet. Yesterday V rainfall was .04 inches, and the tem perature ranges from 42 to 56 C'grees. Another Flu Case Mrs. Mel Warner, of 922 East First Street was quarantined for influo.ua yesterday afternoon. I Albany Boy In Denver Royal (Spec) Thomas, w.1 known Albany musician, wrr.es his father, Joe Thomas that he is kept busy at his work in Denver. He is playing with McElroy's Jair band and is ii demand for trombone solo work. Leaves for Convention L. B. Self, local manager of the C. J. Breier store, left today for Lee-is-ton, Idaho, where the mnual conven tion of the company's manager will be held. He will meen L. T. Laeson, former manager of the local store, at Salem and make the trip together. The Breier company has 24 stores at pres ent and is planning on establishing more this spring. Mr. Self will also visit at North Yakima before his re turn to Albany. Off for Salt Lake F. E. Livingood, manager of the Albany store of the J. C. Penney Co., and Leonard 'Hurst, who will have Cement charge of the new store to I opened Four parts of iron filings, two of at Lebanon, have gone to Sal: Lak Jime a fifth part of common salt, City where they will attend the an- 'mixed to a paste by the addition of nual convention of the P. C. Penney vinegar, makes an excellent cement company store managers. The com- for spark plugs, for connecting pipes, pany now has 197 stores and anounc- etc. When properly compounded this ment of several aditional cities will cement will withstand compression be made at the meeting. and heat and can be air dried. ew Maxwell Owners Waldo Anderson & Son report the ale of Maxwell cars to the follow-' ing: Will Cook, C. O. Budlong, Ralph McKechnie, W. J. Dunlap, George Sticking Nuts If nut resists all ordinary bland ishments, try the following: Heat slightly an ordinary single spanner that fits the nut and let it rest on the nut for a few minutes. The heat transmitted from spanner to nut ex pands the latter, so that it can usually be run off without further trouble. Do not make the mistake of heating the nut with blow lamp, as this ex pands the bolt also, so that the condi tion is unaltered. Only Eigth of Roads Improved According to figures recently com piled in- Washington, only one-eighth of the public roads in the United Green, J. S. Green. Harrisburg. and a oUtes have been improved. The total carload to Whiteside & Lock, agents Ienf?th of these roads is 2,478,552 for the Maxwell at Corvallis. A truck miles. ' which 299.138 miles are :pi was also sold to the Star Transfer Co. PlOTd wit" me form of surf acta, i making the third Maxwell in the ser vice of this organization. New Chalmers Here Oren Anderson returned from Port land this week with a new hot-spot j Chalmers, one of the new models which will be shown at the auto show. ..Uiy Merchant Here b. a. j.u.'eevent, one of Halsey's live merchants, was an Albany visi- l' this afternoon. From Cottage Grove Miss Murjrarette McDonald a former student in Albany College, was at the depot this noon from Cottage Grove where she is Uaching. Visiting Friends . Mrs. D-an McWiliam. of the Hal- I scy pest office, was inthis city this afternoon visiting friends and trans acting business. Taken to SUte Hospital Mrs. Hattie Garrett of East Albany was committed to the state hospital today and taken to the institution this j afternoon by sheriff Kendal. I Pneumonia often follows Neglected Cold KILL THE COLDI CASCARAfeMUININI fi0MIDt t cold remedy for Ji years ublt form salt, aurs, no breaks up a cold in 24 it relieves crip in t dsys. oney back if it fails. The ins box Has a Red with Mr. Hill's picture. At All Drug 5l,s Cleaning Spark Plugs An excellent method of cleaning mica, spark plugs, or in fact any mica object, it to wash them in a 10 hi cent solution of acetic acid, which l an infallible solvent for grease and carbon deHsit. The plum shii'il.l then be washed off with ganelini and usually dried by rubbing wiih a !mnd ful of waste or a cloth. To Clean Contact Points It is not always easy to find a really satisfact ry agent for cleaning the contact points uf ignition apparatus or the surface of a commutator on the starting motor or a lighting dynamo. There is a product known as suttlelish paper which is liner than the finest sandpaper and which is ideal for this purpose. This paper cannot always be obtained at hardware stores, but it is always slocked by detttal supply stores. available at Albany College. Classes meet twice a week from 7 to 9 p. m Full discussion and explanation will be given Monday evening, February t, at 8 o'clock at the Public Library. Munitions men, clerks and students are invited. John J. McKnight, ('. P. A. (Ohio) and Carl K. Sox, Attorney, mcmhera of the College faculty will be in charge of the meeting. lilijlll Called meeting, St. Johns Lodge, the members and of ficers are reipjeateil to meet at Masonic hall Sunday, February 1st at '.'i.'ltl o'clock by order of the Worshipful master. C.KO TAYLOR. Sec. Notice hniiihU of P thlas Notice The Pythian sisters are expecting all Knights at K. P. hall Monday ev ening, February 2, at A::t0 sharp banquet and program. FRF.I) IIOFLICII. C. C. 30J.2 Evening Clasae in Accountancy Giving immediate technical prepar ation for accountancy and business are vi m w Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hearse "Lady Attendant Phone 78 Masonic Building Notice; TO OUR PATRON'S AND THE PUBLIC We beg to announce that the Albany Lumber Company has changed ownership, but it'll remains under the former manage ment. We would therefore, request that all outstanding bills be' paid on or before the 10th day of February, 1920, to avoid the necessity of turning over Slid accounts 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. 7 A Ibany Lumber Company If vour.son is a runabout UL ftl MKHAtU-tTI -T.J VAlUl-TIBl 4- You'll appreciate the ex tra mileage he'll get out of the clothes you get at Blains for the men in charge of our boy's de partment understand boys as they really are not as they are pictured cn clothing posters. There's no use dodging the fact that boys are rough on clothes, so we don't even try. We buy only those fab rics that will stand hard wear and whenever we sell a suit it is with the understanding that it will stand up and take it's medicine. Oregon Cassimere Boys Suits, Coopers Union Suits K. & E. Waists and Blouses, Bad Boy Stock ings, and everything else that it takes to teg out a boy awake or asleep. The Blain Clothing Company Value First mil rape j Albany State Bank "Always at Your Service' The Tire Hospital Prompt & Mirirnt Service F.very Tire Must Stand our test before it leaves our shop. All Work f.uaralllrrd 922 Lyon St. R UGS, RUGS, RUGS They have just arrived and represent the lat est designs in rugdom. These prices you will find extremely invitiiiR and you'll enjoy visiting our big display, for you will be sure to find just the Hug you are looking for. We would advise early selection, while the display is large and so many styles arc being shown. The Selection Includes Velvets BrusKi'lls Axininisters Tapestry Klearflux Wool and Fibre Choose while the display is complete Fortmillcr Furniture F Company umiiiuiuuiiuiuuiiuuiiiuiuihuiw NASHRISEONLY$110 Recently we were advised that the price of the Nash must be raised. Today we were notified that the increase was $110. We expected a greater increase in the price, judging from the fact that prices of other cars have been raised several times since war conditions increased the cost of production in this country and the price of the Nash has remained the same until now. We expected at least $300 to be added to the price of the Nash. In notifying us of the amount of the increase in price; Mr. Nash also outlined his policy, that of holding the price down as low as possible and depending on doing a large volume of business to bring profits to immense Nash organization. In offering the new Nash this spring, we feel sure that other cars in its class will go well over $2,000, while the Nash will sell for $1,830. mHun Day Motor Co. WW UUfaJ Its. The Annual Automobile Show Edition Of The Democrat Is Now in the Process of the Making Your Copy Is Due Now If you have not already arranged for space it is to your interest and to ours to do so at once. Last year's show number was a de cided success. 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