Albany daily democrat., January 31, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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EXTRA
Illi'ili,
Unusual Interest Will
Atim-h lo This
NKW SHIPMENT OF
Victrolas
Featuring That Very
Popular Model The
i.70
The Virlrola XI illunt rt-l )
in one of thr moat popular of
nil Victrolaa Owing to the orule
shortage occasioned by tlic fac
tory'! inability to supply the dc
niaiKl. the Victrola XI tspetiully
has Imn at premium for some
time. Wherefore we ni -lout,,
ly pleased to announce this new
shipment.
The Victrola XI In nii.'--u
may Im had here at tVMi wi ll
any Instruments reiumii from
this new liipmenl, v which U
quite limited in number.
Select your today.
Victor
Columbia and the
Brunswick
Thii store l headquarters for
these. All the standard make
ran be aeen. heard ami compared
aide by aide In our Phonograph
Pepartment.
Y'our Own Terms in
Reason
Any Instrument can be pur
chased here on your own terms
In reason or we will, if desind,
make up apecial outflU of in
atrumrnt and selected recon's
payable on the amino liberal
plan.
Wood worth Drug
Company
Phonograph Headquarters
DON'T BE WITHOUT
SLOAN'SIINIMENT
Keep ll ha ndy It knows no iua!
in rcUcWnU pain mid achr
SLOANS M.MMENT h )rn
M for 3H yrr. Tx!.y, it it
more KjHiUr than rvrr. 1 hrrr
can l tut one anwt-r it product
frulu.
Applied without rubbing. It prnrtrnUt
to the tllirtrd part, bringing rrlirf
from rhruin.itic twiner. nutua, (ire,
till, Kruinnl nitiw irt. Litre bt W. ami
other entrrior win aiul upraim ami
(he rnult of rxpuMirt. It Icjvm no
muuincM, tain, ctn-d pom
(rt m l.irfc lxttk for itrrntrr econ
omy. Krrp it handy for ue when
nerJe. Votir Hrttr(titt hat it. Three
iin. J5c.. 70,-., 40
i ws.
BAKE - PITE
Bread
Cake
Plea
Cookies, Rolls.
Doughnut, Etc.,
are Making
A HIT
Try Them
Elite Bakery &
Confectionery
itnl
THE HOME RANCH
(.u Mich I'help.)
I.ifi'' a trail thut winds ouwurd and upward
Till It rrossea the (ireat liivide;
l.ife'a a ruii will) ll prairies and valleys
Where ull of u rulera munt rule.
And we cuch have a part in the Round-up,
And we all have our horsea to break;
And every man ridea on the night-herd
When it seems that you can't keep uwukc.
We muat rule through the blue rain ulone,
To Kther the atraya for the brnniliiix.
The mavericka which someone must own.
Thcrwaru ateera which have never been gathered,
We must row them and put on the mark;
There are drives In the bitter Murch weather,
And rampa we must muke in the dark.
Tv-duy in a valley delightsome
We rhat 'round the old Water Hole,
Hut to-nfbrrnw we drink from aome mud-spring
Where mangy coyotea roll.
Sometimes we wi(J be on the desert.
Shaved clean with razor accursed.
Where the alkali burna like an acid.
And the lips are cracked open with thirat.
Hut after the winter the spring;
And after the bitter Murch weather.
The time when the meadowlarks sing;
When stately the tall ramaa Mower
Grows purple by a I) of the streams,
' And the sago la aweet as a virgin
Who aita in the sunlight and dreams.
For there's always aome cove where there's ahelter
No matter how freezing the storm;
And there's a,ways a stove in the bunk-house
Where sleet-crunlrd riders can warm;
Or the winds am at prayer in the bunch grass;
ilr the aspens are starting a song;
Or the cottonwoods preach to us sermons
Which help as we travel along.
And what if aome horses have thrown us.
And kicked us and left us for deud?
And what if the sur.-devil often
Light all their red hells on the head?
If we climb on those outlaws and ride them.
No matter how vicious they bawl;
If we push the herds up on the mesas.
And bring them berk fat in the fall.
We'll aweet down the hills of the Sunaet,
Aa fast as our horsea ran run,
For the Boss of the Home Kanrh of Heaven
Has our pay when the riding is done.
; First A utomobile '
j Window Appears
At Sternberg's
i
' The first decorated window display
in the Automobile Dealer's Associa
tion contest to appear i that of M.
Sternberg ft Co'a. women's shop at
First and I.yon Streets. The work'
' was done by Kussell Gott and is in
i keeping with his usual high standard
j of window trimming. I
j The centerpiece ia a large water
color painting on canvac representing
the progress of the automobile indus
try. The figure of woman is hold
ing in outstreached hands the first
i automobile model made by Ilnynes
' some twenty years ago, and one of
, the latest I Ml) models. The work is
in colors and carries out the spirit of
the day.
! In the window are figures of wo.
men garbed in automobile apparel and
; surrounding them are tires ond acces
sories and doxens of cutalogs of all
makes of automobiles sold in this city.
' The background, which is apt to be
unobserved because it is unpreten-
i tious, la a beautiful landscape vista
done in soft tone so that it makes a
. pretty aetting for the display, but in
j no way Interferes with the main ob
ject of the display, to attract atten
tion to the goods on display,
i Ather artistic windows are expect-
ed to appear in competition for the
prixes offered.
Economy Sale
Continues a Few
Days Longer to
Clear Out the Re
maining 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.
LADIES SHOP
ANALYSISOF SUNDAY
Continued from Page 1
tlon, or took some active part in the
work of the church for any selfish mo
tive, for prestige, or political or so
cial advantage, would be committing
. the sin of Simon. May Peters warn
: ing bum itself into all such hearts,
"Thy money perish with thee thy
' heart is not right. Repent and pray!
London Doubts
Odessa Surrender
LONDON, Jan. 31 A. P. Officials
here are decidedly akeptical aa to
the report yesterday that Odessa has
been captured by the Ukranian Bob
sheviki.
F.bony is alwaya soaked from aix
to eighteen months aa soon as cut.
It cornea largely from Ceylon and
the East Indies.
I Expert state that the Mesopota-
mian plain, when properly irrigated,
j will product a subtantial share of the
world's cotton crop.
1 The earliest known almanac is dat
ed 1200 B. C. and was written on
papyrus in the time of Rameses the
Great, of Egypt.
One of the richest iron ore depos
its in the world is in the Rajara Hills
Owing to the advance in the price of raw material,
we are forced to increase the price of bread to I Ic per
16-oz loaf and 16c for 24-oz loaf. Beginning Monday
February 2.
SEARS BAKERY
Cameos are made in several parts
of Italy, but the cameos cut in Naples
perhaps enjoy the highest reputation.
natures of witnesses and guide. He 1 There are coal miners in Bohemia
then receives metal badge picturing who make their dwellings at a point
a man riding a moose and the words j over 2,000 feet below the level of the
"Moose Rider of Nipisiguit. 1 sea.
PlX A 1 take the place
si W
j Rd Thu letter
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The Dsjton Rubber
sirs-. i'u.,
Dsyton, Ohio.
Gentlemen!
II will be ecessarj for I
to buy s new strless tire la
replaeo tlie .10 I .T which I
IntTe on uir csr m the pres
ent time, itm! which hss seen
Are years' service. I hare uo
Men whnt the uillcaKe la on
this tire, hut 1 have bail lota
of comfort In riiutilng It with
tin puncturea, blow-outs, no
delays ami uo pinnplng tip of
my tin's. Furthermore, 1
C'un't neril any extrs tires or
tubes to carry sloug with me.
I nm more than satisfied
with the iiuulltlea of the Air
Icaa Tlrea, anil as Ionic ss I
drive s machine. I will use
nothing elae.
Yours very truly.
DAVID L. L1ITMAN.
n i , T"jw c AMn
PlER5"or ur iv. i luc nwor rm:
rubber Fasv Ridind
' to
LWt think tlir.t Dayton Airless T'rcs are
new. In every state in America they are
delivering almost unbelicveablc service.
They arc used on grocery, bread, hard
ware, departmcut store and general de
livery cars, thousands are used by the big
oil companies, tens of thousands by individual
owners of Fords, Maxwells and Chevrolets.
Easy Riding
Dayton Airless Tires solve the problem oE
easy riding. They absorb jolts and jars and
protect the mechanism of the car from rough
roads.
If you want real tire service, without punc
tures, blow-outs, roadside repairs, tedious de
lays and dangerous accidents, equip with Day
ton Airless.
8,000 Miles Guaranteed
But records of over 100,000 users show 2, 3
and 4 times that mileage. Let us demon
strate their easy riding qualities and prove
their economy,
ml Louis K. Geil
Distributor PACIFIC GARAGE
134 West 2nd St. Albany, Oregon
The Sample Store Stores
One of the most important articles of wearing ap
parel at present is SHOES. We can fit you out in
shoes of standard quality, and best, of all, the price
is within reach of all
Child's Brown Kid Shoes $1.73 to $2.85
Child's Gun Metal Skuffers .... $1.98, $2.65 and $2.85
Child's Patent Leather Dress Shoes $1.85, $2.25, $2.85
Boys' Tan English Dress Shoes . . $4.85, $525, $5.85
Boy's Gun Metal Dress Shoes $2.85, $325, $355, $3.85
Ladies' Patent Leather Pumps $725
Ladies' Gun Metal Oxfords $6.95
Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords $7.85
Men's Gun Metal Dress Shoes . .$5.85, $6.45 to $850
Men's heavy Work Shoes $6.85, $7.45, $8, $850
109 West First Street Albany, Oregon.
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Special Features of the Suess Rib Lens
DIMS DIFFUSES DEFLECTS
Road Light Five Hundred Feet from the Car;
First two hundred a splendid road light.
Side Light Twenty Feet each side of Car,
Starting directly from the lamps.
All Light Defected below the Driver's Vision,
and practically extinct six feet from
Ground.
No Bright Spots and Positively no Shadows
cast by this Lens on the Road.
LEGAL ANYWHERE MADE ANY SIZE
Distributed By
L. B. Hixson, Jr.
U. S. Tire Service Station
ALBANY, OREGON
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