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Flashlight
Batteries
We Have Received a Shipment of Fresh
ones. Come and get one
a
Dawson's Drug Store
The Rexall Store
"The Store of Service"
LOCAL
Personal Mention of People
Makea Bosiness Trip
.. B. Day and Kenneth Carter, of
the Day Motor Company went to Port
land this morning on an automobile
trip.
Visits Daughter
Mrs. Josie Blackgord, of Portland,
spent the week-end here visiting her
daughter Donna, who is a student in
St Mary's accademy.. This is her 1
first trip here and she expresses her
self as well pleased with the school
and the appearance of the town. j
Make Business Trip
Dr. Geo. H. Young, left for Port-
land this morning to take part in a Mrs. J. L Crawofrd left this morn
meeting of the state executive com- ig for Portland to visit friends and
mittee of the young people of his ,-ansact business.
church. 1 Attends Convention
O. Official Business A. C. Schmitt and Harodl Irvine
County commissioner, Thos. Butler, went to Mcminnville to attend the
went to Salem this morning on offi- State YJ1.C.A. convention,
cial business for the county. Visits Parents
Makes Business Trip j Miss Mae Ballack. who Is attending
W. A. Woodard left this morning
on a business trip to Dallas and Me- .
miPBvfire a:.i way v i i
Visits I'PCe '
tint Buth John. Jaujrht-rr of Judge
C. A. Johns, of Salem, spc.it the week-
" na visum i.r ui s.c ana sum
".' a i'l Mrs. Catj Johns.
Visits at Fisher Home
' Mrs. J. G. Perkins, of Salem, resum
ed rome today after visiting over Sun
day here with Mr. and Mrs. Everett
. Fisher.
Thomas Post Office No More
The post offise at Thomas station
was discontinued last Friday, all mail
in that section being sent to Scio.
Visits State Institutions
Miss Crarlottc E. Walker left for
Salem this morning to visit all the
state institutions.
Brownsville Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. More, of
Brownsville, ana two children were
Abany visitors todaf. Mr. Elmore
is associated with his father, Hon.
W. P. Elmore, in the Brownsville 1
bank.
VisiU Grand Parents
George French Williams returned
to Portland today after spending the
week-end visiting here, with his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. French.
Wnt to Oak Ridge
F. M. Frenrh left for Oak Ridge
this morning on official business for
the rail road.
Corval'is Doctor Here
Dr. R. M. Roberts, of Corvallis, was
an Albany visitor last night on prof
essional business.
Lebanon isitors
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackburn, of
Lebanon, are in the city today visiting
Mr. Blackburn's sister and family.
Mrs. C. H. Murphey.
Mr. and Mrs. Pirtlc Return
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pirtle. of the
CASH TALKS
These Regular Cash Prices will show vou a decided saving. Get the
Habit: Pay As You Go.
OLYMPIC FLOUR, Per Barrel $12.50; Per Sack S3 15
FISHERS BLEND, Per Barrel ,1.1.35; Per Sack . MM
Good Country LARD, Per lb. 35c; 3 pounds for . . . i on
SWIFTS PREMIUM LARD, 2 rimnd pail iu2
Full 6 pound Pail fl.80; Full 10 pound pail 'it i
SHORTENING, No. 6 Pail, $1.50; NoVlO pail . . . .. . '. gj
CRISCO, ltt pound can 60c; 3 pounds $1.15; 6 pounds $2 25
GOLDEN ROD WASHING POWDER. NONE BETTER "
LARGE, 2 lb. 6 oz. Package 25c; 11 oz Package ..... 10c
Palace Car Prepared MUSTARD, 6 oz jar " 'lOe
M. A P. BRAND EXTRACTS. Flavor will Not Boil"out
VANILLA, 2 oz Bottle 20e; 4 oz. 35c! 8 oz. . ce,
WHEATOLA THE FANCY BREAKFAST CEREAL,'e'lb"sack"75c
GENUINE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, 9 pound Sack ... '
CORN MEAL, White or Yellow, 9 pound Sack . . !!
CANNED TOMATOES, No. 21, can 14c; Per dozen till
GENUINE BUTTER NUT BREAD 10c and 15e Per "u'a'f
Eastburn Bros. The Cash Grocers
BRIEFS
aad Activities About tit CltJT"
I
I St. Francis Hotel, relumed last night
irom a three, weeks visit i San Fran
cisco and way point in California.
They report being glad to get bask
into a warm climate.
Went to Portland
Mr. L. A. Worrell left this morn
ing for Portland to spend a few day
visiting friends.
To Take Treatments
Wr. and Mrs. A. C. Shelcr went to
Portland this morning where Mrs.
...r is :o take treatment from a
specialist.
Went to Port'and
the State University spent the week- !
visiting her parents here. J
Went to Saitm ,
T W ha,ki, . ....
Saturdav morning vi.i. hi. w...u
... . .......... "vii. Iw oirfu
who u lug treated there in one '
the S, eni ho.nit.1.
. From The Dal'es
John E. Fullis, of The Dales, was an
Albany business visitor l is; Saturday
night
, From Foster
j Prof. R. W. VanFlcet principal of
the Foster school, was in the eit last
night registering at the St. Francis
hotel.
Harrisburg Visitor
! Prof. L. L. Gooding, superintendent
of the Harrisburg schools was in the
: city Saturday to interview and archi
! teet for the construction of a gym
nasium fftr hta ai-hwil
Monmouth Visitor
Miss Grace Miller of the state nor
mal school at Mflnmniitk -tr. . -n A I
bany visitor again.
, ih j
H. L. Stering of Independence was
in Albany last night to visit friends.
Business Visitor
W. M. Moss, of Sweet Home, one of
the successful road men of Eastern I
Uti county transacted business with
the county court here Saturday after
noon. Bruwnsville Visitors
llor. r.r.d Mrs. W. P. Elmor of the
ba.-iK of Brownsville, were visitor- in
thb citv Saturday.
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Our Own Auto Hearse
fLady Attendant
Phone 78 . Masonic Building
Visits Sister
Mrs. Chas. C. Currier and son Don
ald, from Idaho, are visiting at the
home of the former sister, Mrs. D.
S. Under. '
Judge McNIght Visits
Ex-county judge D. B. McNight,
visited friends and transacted busi
ness here Saturday afternoon. The
Judge and family are living liiCor
vallis this winter. '
Moves to New Home
Attorney and Mrs. Victor Ollivcr,
jot west fiih Street, are moving this
week to their new home recently pur-
' chased from R. N. Torbet of the Al-
b.iny post office.
Makes Business Trip
C. SS. Gilson, of the Western Un-
ion Life Insurance company, made
j a business trip to McMinnvllle today.
' Leaves Hospital
I ' Mrs. C. C. Jackson, of lLilsey who
recently underwent an operation in
' the local hospital here, was taken to
her home today.
Lacomb Visitors ....
Mr. and Mrs, 11. II. II. urn. of La
comb, were Abuny visitors yesterday
Mr. Iliar,, is one of the prominent
road men of his section.
Lebanon Visitors
Chas. Ingram, Roy C. Poe and G.
A. Eprrly of Lebanon were Albany
visitors yesterday regitcring at the
Van Dran hotel.
From Brownsville
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Stanuard, pio
neer citizens of Brownsville were reg
istered at the Albany yesterday.
At The St Francis
Evangilist Bruce Evens of Long
teach -California, is registered at the
St Francis, beginning a series of re
vival services last night at the Bap
tist church.
T! oration Papers Fi'ed
Articles of incorporation were filed
today incorporating the Lebanon San
tiam Lumber Co, with capital stock
i.: J'-'O.OOO, for the purpose of con
ducting a general lumber businesa
with headquarters at Lebanon.
Here From Detroit
Mrs. Marie Cooper, of Detroit was
in the city today buying supplies for
her hotel at that place.
New Milliner Here
Miss N. Bunnell, formerly of Kan
sas City and Chisago, arrived here
last week and has taken sharge of
the millinery department of Worth's
Department Store. Miss Bunnell
comes with much experience in the
milinery business and has been con
nected with some of the leading stores
of the middle-west
Weather Report
Tonight and Tuesday fair. Yester
day the temperature ranged from 47
to 44 degrees. The river stands at
6.3 feet
Petition Filed
Petition was filed in the probate
court today praying for the appoint
ment of John B. Hope, of Lebanon,
as administrator of the estate of Reb
ecca N. Hope, eceased.
From Lebanon
Mrs. Bud Morris and little daugh
ter of Lebanon were Albany visitors
Saturday afternoon.
From Halsey
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bramwetl
prominent citizens of Halsey, were
Albany business visitors today.
From Lebanon
Lon Collins, Ben Kerbler and Will
iam Evans were Albany visitors Sat.
Went to Lebanon
Mrs. Myrtle Owen of the Highway
Garage went to Lebanon this evening
to spend the week end with here par- 1
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Densjnorc. j
From Waterloo
James Mcisner one of the oldest I
pioneers living in Waterloo, was in
the city today visiting his sons here
and transacting business. j
Kingston Visitors Here I
M. S. Titus and son of Kingston, j
were business visitors at the court
We have some dry
slab at $7.00, get it
while it lasts.
ANDERSEN FUEL
COMPANY
. 106-J.
V-V at at
house today,
Here From Hhedd
Frike Ackrrman, a business man of
Shcdd, for the last twenty years, trans
acted business hire today
Business Visitors
J. A. Btlysu of Scto and Charles
Craft of upper Crabtree creek, were
business visitors here today.
Carters Return
From California
Mr. and Vlrs. Charles Carter re
turned home last evening from Cal
ifornia where they have been since
September 17. During the autumn
and winter they have travelled nice
than COM) miles In Olifor.iu and
have seen much of the southern tiie.
They visitrd at Los, .Vige'os, San
Diego, Long He urn and in my other
places of interest Lat wek Ihey
came north to Sun Fitircisoo expect
ing to stay a nion'h. but they soon
became homesick for Oregon and made
haste Irs getting home. They stnte
i Funeral services were held Sun
present is simitar lo todsy'i climate
here, only more foggy and cloudy.
Mrs. Winston Du Pee
First French War
Bride in Albany
Who is the first French war bride
to arrive in Albany has been a matter
of discussion. Mr. and Mrs. Peebler,
who recently returned from overseas
have been credited to be the drat cou
ple to arrive. Now conies on the f i.'t
that Mr. and Mrs. Winston Du Pee
arrived here from overseas last Sep
tember, and are probably really the
first. Mr. and Mrs. Du Pee were mar
ried in France and from there trans-'
ferred to Russia and then returned to
France for additional service. When
Mr. Du Pee waa returned to America
his wife was permitted transfer on
the same ship. On arriving here Mr.
Du Pee was employed by the Moun
tain States power company in the lino
department He is a brother of Mrs.
Dan Molver of this city. ,
Boy Badly Cut
When Automobiles
Collide Sunday
A collision in which one . person
was badly cut about the fact and
others badly shaken occurred Sunday
afternoon at Sixth and Ferry streets
when a Mitchell Six driven by Frank
Munson collided with a Ford contain
ng U. E. Kenan y and family.
The little five year old son of Mr.
Kenagy was thrown thru the wind
shield and received some bad cuts
about the fsce. Dr. W. H. Davis wss
passing at the time and carried the
child to the home of Wtlam Fortml
Irr across the steet where the wounds
were dressed.
Jefferson Man j
Is Buried Today
W. O. Chrstinson, well known resi- '
dent of Jefferosn, died Sundsy and the ,
funeral was held from the family :
home at Jefferson this afternoon. The !
Knights of Pythias of this city had '
charge of the funeral at the grave, i
Burial took place at Masonic ceme
tery in this city.
Dry Fir Cord Wood
and Slab
Anderson Fuel Co.
106 J.
F.G.WILL
JEWELER
K:gh class Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Glass and Hand Painted China
WE HAVE
Evervlhinj;
OPTICAL
BANCROFT
OPTICAL CO.
Notice;
TO OUR PATRONS A.D THE PUBLIC
Wo beg to announce that the Albany Lumber Company has
changed ownership, but still remains under the former manage
mont. We would therefore, renuest that all outstanding bills be
I paid on or before the 10th day of February, 1920, to avoid the
necessity of turning over said 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.
Albany Lumber Company
FRIENDS OF IRISH
FREEDOM TO MEET
Public Invited to Attend
Program at K. C. Hall'
This Evening
An open meeting of the Friends of
I Irish Freedom will bo held at 7:15 this
evening In the Knights of Columbus
hall (." Ellsworth St., to which the
public generally la Invited. A pro
gram of Irish songs and melodies will,
be given, followed by several brief
talks on the Irish question.
"All who are interested In this sub
Jivt from whatever viewpoint It may
be, are cordially invited to attend
this meeting," say Rev. Father Lane.
"The committee woultl Indeed welcome
an exchange nf views on the subject
representing the pro and run of the
question.
"The Friends of Irish Freedom do
not believe it possible that any one
who understands the question could
continue to view it as a religious is
sue. 'In their eye It Is both uiifiilr
and unjust to oppose so worthy a
cause as the Imlcwndcnce of Ireland,
because nf such an issue, which in
?7 ... .ue. wo en ... ,..,,,,,,., , no,
this case seems to them entirely flc ony wllh tnMM ,,,. from your sy
titious. There is no man who stands tern and cure you of bsadarh but will
for fair play as enthusiastically as an cleanse, purify and freshen the entire
American and it I. to this American ''"VrTamiac.., for . quarter
sense of fairness that the F riends of pom,,! of limestone phosphate. It Is In
Irish Freedom commend the consid- expeuslve, harmless as sugar, and al
eration of this question." "" tasteloss. eicspt for a sourish
twinge which I not unpleasant
Warren Nicholas
is Called by Death
, up j.
At VOllttffe UrOVe
Wacren Nirhalos died at hi home
in Cottage Grove Saturday morninv
of pneumonia. He Iraves a wifo and
four children, two sUt.r.:, Mrs. John
Wlrkizrr, of Albany and Mrs. smi
Simons, of Ashland, thrc brothers,
James Nicholas of Plainview, D. A.
Nicholas, Seatte, am) Grant Nicho
las of Ellrnsburg Wn.
Funeral services were hied Sun
day at Cottage Grove.
Wood worth's
Anticcptic Gargle
will prevent
Sore Throat,
Toncillitis
and the
"FLIT
use it as a
Dentrifice
Mouth-Wash
and
Throat Gargle
For Sale Only at
Wood worth's
IT'S TO YOUR
INTEREST
To Bring Your
CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS
to
IIAZELWOOD CREAM
STATION
If. L. Stenberg, Mgr.
128 West 2nd St.
Highest Cash Prices Paid
TACOMA GUN HTOItK, INIV
TACOMA, WASH.
Largest Stuck of Hunters and
Trapier Supplies In the North
west. Especial altuntlon to mall
orders.
Krnd one rent stamp for
ralslogue.
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells, why everyone shruld drink
hot water with phosphate
In It before breakfast
Iteadarh nf any kind, I caused by
autointoxication wbleh means self,
poisoning, l.lvsi aud bowel poisons
railed toxins, sueaed I Mo the blood,'
throuKh the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that It congests In the smaller arteries
I ant vslns of tlie head producing vlo
lent throbbing pain and distress, rM"d
headache. Vuu become nervoiuile
spondcnl, sick, feverish and miserable,'
your nirnls sour and almost nauseate
you. Then you rvsort to ecetanlllde,
aspirin or the bromides which tempor
arily relieve but do not rid the blood of
these Irritating toxins.
A alas of hot water with a teaspoon-
ful of limestone phosphate In It, drank
It you arent feeling your best If
tongue Is coaled or you wake up with
bad taste, foul breath or have colds.
Indigestion, biliousness, constipation
or sour, aria siomaco. oeam ine paw
phst.d hot water cure to rid your
system oi toxins ano poisons.
Kseulta are quick aad It Is claimed
that those who continue to flush out
the stomach, liver and bowels every
morning never have any headache or
Imv m mlaamkhl mom).
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLO OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils
T
upea up Air n
Ah I What relief I Yeur eloggsd nos
tril pa right up, the air p.ga el
.our bed are elear aad yon eaa breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuffling,'
mucous discharge, headache, dryassa do
Btruggltng for breath as Bight, your.eold
or catarrh Is gons.
Don't stay stuff! trpt Ost a SwH
bottle of Ely's Cream llalm from your
druggist aww. Apply a little of this
fragrant, aatisrptie cress la your nos
trils, let It psastrsU through every air
Kssag of the hesdi soothe and Baal
swollen, Inflamed xnuoous membrane,
giving you Instsnt relief. Kir's Cream
Iialm I just what ovary cold and esw,
tarrh suffer as fees tJskiaf. jlt'a,
iust splendid.
HAKE . RITE
Bread
Cake
Pies
Cookies, Roll.
Doughnuts, Ete,
are Making
A HIT
Try Them
Elite Hakcry &
Confectionery
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Albany
State
Bank
"Alwaynt Your Service
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ALBANY. OAta.