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t Flashlight Batteries We Have Received a Shipment of Fresh ones. Come and get one at Dawson's Drug Store The Ilexoll Store "The Store of Service" LOCAL BRIEFS Personal Mention of People and Activities About the City. Here From Halaey C C. Jackson, one of the leading farmer anil public spirited citiaent living near Halsey, wa In the cliy yesterday. Kingston Visitor Mrs. S. S. Arklcy of Brownsville. vUited here laat night with friends. Conference to Meet A conference nf college official! will be held in Portland tomorrow. C. E. Sox and President A. M. William, of Albany College, will go to Portland 'today and Dr. Wallace Howe U-e will fro down tomorrow. Maccaheea Pay Claim K. C. Smith, Record Keeper of the Knights of the Maccaheea, yesterday handed to Mra. W. A. Long a check for $2,000, in payment of the insur ance claim on the policy carried by hei late husband, who died about three weeks ago. The check was l.'i days in reaching Albany after the cluim papers were mailed. Left 'or Chicago Barclay ?V.vr.::.r., I.f: f-r Chicago yesterday, for a two months slay In attehoo for a course in window trim ming. YisiU Sister Chav Benton, went to Portland this morning where he will remain for av few days visiting at the home of his sister. Ob Business Trip Attorney Carl Sox left on the early train this, morning for Portland on legal business. Visits Husband ' Mrs. M. Vorn went to Salem this morning to visit her husband who is taking treatment in a sanitarium there. Kingston Visitor Burt O. Gaines, of Kingston, was in the city last night registering at the Van Dran hotel. Holly Man Here Is. R. Hock, of Holly, one of the prominent farmers of his section. transacted business here yesterday river stands at 5.8 feet Yesterday the temperature ranged from 41 to SI degrees. Went to Portslnd President Williams of the College wentto Portland this morniic on Col lege business. Eug ... Visitor Kev. W. J. Large of Eugen. Sun lay school missionary in this part t ' the state, was in th city :nis moraine, on his w iv to ?! m ; Returned From Portland I Dr. Young returned from Portland last night where he had been to con fer with the state committee of the young people's work. Harrisburg Visitors Geo. A. McCart, Rex Davis and M. Sitters, of Hirrisburg, were in the City today on business matters, i Frara Plainview Mr. and Mrs. D. L Davis, who re- side on a farm near Plainview, were in the city today transacting business, strike made it necessary for us to oper road, provided speed is hi-h enough Linn County Red Cross Member ship Now 2405 The Red Cross drive of the county for membership was reported yester day by the secretary which shows a ' membership of 2405. Mill City has the honor of securing the largest mem j berahip of any town in the county, i except Albany. The American Leg I ion conducted the Mill City drive and made a record not equalled in the county according to population. The eleven year old son of Mrs. Gertrude Mason secured seventeen members and no doubt has the best record In , the county along this line. , I In addition to the members received, in Albany the following is the report I of the towns of the county; Mill City 1 2-I6; Brownsville 239; Lebanon 213; I Halsey 184; Scio 116; Sheild 55. I Miss Charlotte Walker the Red Cross Public Health nurse of the county went to Salem yesterday to visit the state institution and more '.fully qualify herself on the laws of the state regulating public health questions. Albany Woman's Sister Victim of Sleeping Malady The Ashland Tidings gives the fol lowing account of the sister of Mn Clate Springvr of this city who la he victim of "Sleeping Sickness" as a ro suit of the Influents. "Making a recovery from hat la called an authentic case of "sleeping sickness," Mrs. William Hibi, 'chief operator of the local telephone office, is gradually regaining her heulth nf- ter a sleep that has lasted six ,v..k or over. She haa practically iv.rui li ed consciousness and sleeps now na turally. "Mrs. Ilile had been ailing since the Ii4.t of December, It ia saiit, but about the middle of the month she fell into a stupor in which she lay until about ten days ago, since her return to normal consciousness has been gradual, and at present she is able to ait up a short time each day. "Not at any time during her ill ness hss it been lniiossiblv to rouse Mrs. Ilile from her constant sleep, it is stated, and in that way she has been able to take nourishment which has kept up her strength. It is said the case is one of the II rat to be se.-n in this section." Mrs. Springer states that her sister is the victim of Influenza. Albany BUSICK'S Salem Successor to HOLLOWAY'S FAKMKKS STORK WE SELL FOR CASH AM) SELL FOR LESS Phone C. 0. 1. Orders Snow Drift Flour Snow Flake Hour $2.73 10-th sack Graham 7."c 10-tb sack Oats 7."c KcIIokk's Corn Flakes 2 for 27c 12-oz, Royal Baking Powder , . lb Royal Powder . J " Baking 2Sc. K. C. Powder . . 50c K. C. Powder . $1.25 Baking Baking i:c Del Monte Tomatoes 20c Standard Tomatoes 17c Festival Peas 23c Del Monte Corn 22c 1-th Rcyal Club Coffee 33c 3-lbs. Royal Club Co (Tee Sl.fiO Two Phones, 70 and 77 J-lbs. M. J. B. Cof. fee $1.63 3.tbsY'adeo Coffee $1.30 No. 5 Light Karo . ..SKc No. "10 Light Karo .$1.08 No. 5 Dark Karo . . ,33c No. 10 Dark Karo $1.03 10 Bars White Wond er Soap 63c H) No Rub Soap 63c 5 Mm T( let Soap ..20c .ms. fi.co i.:.o f'-lbs. Crisco $2.50 BuH Crackers, 3-lb. 55c Mb Tree Tea 15c 2t. Viinilla l:xt. . . 2-07. Lemon 2-oz Black Pepper, J for 4 Packages D. W. 'it.. P,.Wlt..r . .:)' Neighbors of Wood Craf t Have Oyster Supper and Social The oyster supper and social occa sion of the Neighbors of Wood Craft and a number of the Woodmen en joyed a fine time last night at the Woodman Hall in the Hunt Srhmu! building. About sixty were reported present and in addition to the usual routine of business an oyster sunpt-r and social time was the leading vcnt of the evening. How Hair Growth After BALDNESS , HAIR CROWN ON MR. BRITTAIN'S BALD HEAD BY INDIANS' MYSTERIOUS HAIR GROWER I ar ta4 al las las aa4 Sack 1k.ol01.l7 kild. TV. ...Is ..port .ia ib.i m a. laoatM la a.lr roots .r saltan. U.r u a kopo of my ..or ko.lnf a a.w k.lr (mia, , . " sw, al a .... as. I k... s laaarl.al (rov.k ol oofi. Iroos. lo.imx k.l.I Ko at koMaaoa. Tka imuh skova aora or. (two. mj pkolof roik4. Indians Secret ol Hair Growth Mr. Hock conducted a bie farm sale K'obules might work past the on the Palmer place at Holly last tmn Scio ajeek and reports all class of proper- J- B- Coucv nd Spencer Long, of ty selling at good prices. Sel0' transacted business at the court Visits at San Antonia hoUM! tod"- Miss Mae L-wis left Sunday for From Jordn aan Antonia, Texas, to visit her sis ter and snend th winter in different climate for the benefit of her health. Fraa Crabtree S. R. Wirt one of the Crabtree merchants, was an Albany business visitor this morning. Went to Wood burn J. T. Salvage, of the Albany Lum ber eompiny. went to Woodburn to day where he is to inspect some boilers for the plant there. F uiu Lhanon-- Mrs. F. M. Hazen. of Lebanon, was an Albany visitor this morning on her way to Eugene to visit friends. Ot Way To Vancouver Harry Strum, of Lebanon, and for mer school teacher of this county, was in this citv todav on his way to Vancouver where he has a position in a ship yard. From Roeburg W. 0. Nisloy of Roseburg, who is well known in Albany, was a visitor ere last night. From Sa'em L. L. Busick. of Salem, who has purchased the Holloway store, regis tered at the St. Francis last night. Made Business Trip J. 3. Barri tt, of the Albany Lum ber compnny. left for points north this morning on a business trip. From North Lebanon J. C. Mitchell one of the leading farmers of North Lebanon, transact ed bnTn b'-r todny Weather Report- Card of Thanks We, the undersigned, wish to hereby tender our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who so freely tendered aid, and sympathy during the illness, death and burial of our loved husband and father. Wm. O. Christensen. Es pecially are we grateful for the beau tiful floral offerings and to the Knights of Pythias, of Albany. MRS. MATTIE M. CHRISTENSEN. OLAF CHRISTENSEN MR. and MRS. ARTHUR SHULTZ.) 13 Many thousands of people in Eng land pay a aiecial tax each year for the privilege of display:. a crest on their stationery and plantc. MANY CASES OF i' Al a ko f k-a 1 a -. trrlftf .rlvo. k.lr lulloa., loitlro. .im.i.II.U' !"Vul " ' ", la my lr.,.l. 1.rok.. India aoillrlQ ako k4 , llilr Ik.l k. a...rl4 vnli mrmm k-k. I A t k J 1 , . - ... . . . 1 . . , . . . 1 ii., 1 f . 11 . Irku. ra wm pwjm To air saiaia..Dl a. jlk(il J., a ' ' ' w" " ik. ' !". k"J b" ' ' la las ..!. I a(ii.ik4 pr1ikrtti ihi. .IIIBC lk f.rlllltl.S pot.nr of k. iIm. ..aa lor .n4 umi laio oo...oa .( u,. orlsrlplo tor irslorloo. olulr. aow IM Kololko. ..a ku ka f.hwnikaal saa wii-a p.l laio pr.nlr.l (oral by a .h.aiM. atau u ..a ' ' ? '''' Mraisa.M ku boos tapir p, ' ' r.pri. uli.l.norr roanlia Iroa. Kulalka. How YOU May Grow YOUR Hair Nicholas Endgre Jhn Bender, of Jordan were business visitors here to day. Mr. Endgre is the road patrol man in his district and reports good prospects for road development this ' year. I Fro mFt. Warden , W. H. Morgan who is in the civil ; service at Ft. Warden, left this noon 1 for his post of duty after being call- ! ' ed here on account of the serious ill ness of his father. Returns From California Hon. and, Mrs. J. K. Weatherford arrived home this morning from a business and pleasure trip to San Jose Cal. Mill City Visitor J. R. Shaw, manager of the Ham mond Lumber Company at Mil! City, was in the city this morning on a business trip. Mr. Shaw states that his company employs about 500 men. Inventory of Property Filed In the estate of ths l::t Jars B. Nanney, the apraisers. Frank Skip :rr., vnd Caldwell and A. C. Nan ney, filed a report of the property today estimating it at $37556.91. The , property consists of real estate, bonds i noti s and, money. Final Account Filed Fin il account in the estate of Mar- I tha J. Grigg, was filed giving the final statement of the settlement at $6404.00. From Mill City ! Lee R. Woodey, of Mill City, was an Albany business visitor last night Tonight and Wednesday fair. The registering at the Albany hotel." CASH TALKS Thee Regular Cash Prices will show vnu a decided saving. Get the Habit: Pay As You Go. OLYMPIC FLOUR, Per Barrel $12.50; Per Sack $3.15 FISHERS BLEND. Per Barrel $13.35; Per Sack $3.35 Good Countrv LARD, Per lb. 35c; 3 pounds for $1.00 SWIFTS PREMIUM LARD, 2 pound pail 80e Full 5 pound Pail $I.S0; Full 10 pound pail $3.75 SHORTENING, No. 5 Pail, $1.50; No. 10 pail $2.85 CRISCO, m 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 or Jar 10c M. A P. BRAND EXTRACTS. Flavor will Not Boil out VANILLA, 2 oz Bottle 20c; 4 oz. 35c; 8 oz 65e WHEATOLA THE FANCY BREAKFAST CEREAL, 0 lb. Sack .75e GENUINE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, 9 pound Sack 90c CORN MEAL, White or Yellow, 9 pound Sack 60e CANNED TOMATOES, No. 2tt can 14c; Per dozen $1.65 GENUINE BUTTER NUT BREAD 10c and 15c Per Loaf Eastburn Bros. The Cash Grocers Mill City Items Mill City, Feb. 3 Lester Mason of the 5th marines, has received ord ers to report in Denmark at the end of his furlough. He saw somf aw ful scenes. He dreams about one village where he saw women and children mutilated and some of them with one of more hands cut off. We read in ancient history that Caesar with his legions, two thousand years ago, overrun France. One tribe in the Saar valley backed up in the mountains and refusec1, to surrender. Whenever the Romans caught any of this tribe they cut off their hands and sent them thruout France to ter rify the inhabitants thereof. Are we anw more civilized thn-i 'he.e. W. J. Knerr has marly complet ed taking the census in the Mill City and Lyons precincts. A six weeks old calf of common stock owned by Mr. Knerr sold for $32. The robins have appeared, no doubt they are looking for the writers next years cherries. Lend, me a gun. Say We Must Keep Feet Dry, Avoid Exposure and Eat Less Meat IT koaool koMof 1. .1... I -. - - . - . . " h'ir '" Ikmoik 4.Jrae. fo..r, .Iro.tl.. 4rr..M or olk.r aio.r4.rm. I k... k.a lU kv ..port. Ih.l oll.s wk.a km- fall, ool Iko ruoli bwM tmbodda wlthia Ika ...Ik, ro.r4 k, kanl .kia. m Ikat I.. ron.ia lor a llmo liko kulh. ! tn koiito wki'h tu grow aa fwtulMo. Nk.aifoot kl.k oolal alkali.) 4 kslr lotloa. oklrk eoal.la .loakol a ...ml.. 10 Ik. k.lr. Ik.r 4rr II. tnakl.f brillla. KMalsa Mililu Ikoaa) l.m.Blt ml a.lora wmiem al.a aw llalllj 10 tka K.lp aa4 kalr. SOLO BY KZH2l':luS. NOTICE St. John Lodge will con fer the M. M. degree on Wed nesday evening, Feb. 4 at 7:30 sham. And on the 5th of Feb. St. John Lodge will visit Corvallis Lodge leaving Masonic Temple at 6:30 and all members are cordially invited to attend. PERCY R. KELLY, W. M. GEO. TAYLOR, Sec. 3f4 "OUCH! THAT OLD RHEUMATISM!" Just get out that bottle of Sloan's Llnlmcnr and "knock it gullov-west" WEREN'T prepared lor that quick switch in temperature, were your Left you still, sore, full of rheumatic twinftes? You should have had a bottle ot Sloan's Liniment handy that would have soon cased up the muscles, quieted the jump, painful, afloctcd part penelnUtii without rutbing, bringing gratifying relief. Helpful in all attacks of lumbago, sciatica, external soreness, stiflneas, strains, aches, sprains. Get a bottle at your druggist s. 35c., 70c., $1.40. Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex posure, keep feet dry, est leu meat, drink lots of water and above all take a spoonful of salts occasionally to keep down uric acid. Rheumatism is caused by poisonous toxin, called uric acid, which is gene rated in the bowels and absorbed into the blood. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine. The pores of the skin are also a means ol freeing the blood of this impurity. Ia damp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kid neys to do double work, they become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this uric acid which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, ' eventually settling in the joints and muscles causing stiffness soreness and pain called rheumatism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a tableipoonful in a glass of water and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric acid by stimu lating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these impur ities. 1 Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and is used with excellent results by thou sands of folks who are subject to rheu matism. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent lithia-water drink whirh overcomes uric acid and is beneficial j to your kidneys as well. Your Teelh and You You needn't be afraid of pnln If you have yntir teclli cored for by dentists using tno E. H. Parker System. You needn't lose much lime, for under this Syslcm your work will be done with fewer visits, especial atlention being given town pullents. You needn't have doubts about being snlisfled, for Parker System dentists are Just as particular as you are. You needn't worry nboul price, for it will lie as low a good den tistry can possibly be done for. But you ou-flil to be r'rnld of one thing, and that is delay. Tha longer you neijlecl your leelh, llio worse llicy (ji l. Bad teeth never grow better unless good dentists belp them. Constitution and advice free. There are twenty-four E. H. Pnrkcr System ollices, tlie nearest being at Painless Parker Dentist State & Commercial Sts. Salem, Oregon 1 1 KM. Kautaa PROVE FOR YOURSELF V. ,rj . . 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POLAND, O. II. KEEKLER, I. II. COPE LAND, JOHN W ILLS, J. S. LUCKEY. WIRING DONE BY LICENSED & BONDED W1REMEN Phone 20 THE ELECTRIC STORE. INC. .127 Wet l lrat St., Albanv NONPAREIL BarberShop Modern and Efficient We mska a specialty of StuJenta and Children's Work. Expert serv Ice for all. Electric Haircutting, Massaging and Shampooing. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE BUD STOVER, proprietor
