Flashlight
Batteries
We Have Received a Shipment of Fresh
ones. Come and get one
; at
Dawson's Drug store
The Rexall Store .
"The Store of Service"
LOCAL BRIEFS
Personal Mention of People d Activities About the CitjT
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Went to California I
Mrs. H. L. Smith left last night for j
southern California, to spend a few
weeks in recreation. . i
Takes Vacation I
"57 L. Bumm. one of the popular
clerks at the St. Francis hotel, went
to Salem and Portland today for a few
days vacation.
Here From Kalama
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Rich, of Kala
ma, VHf m Albany visitors last
Bight while on a trip here seeking a
location. t
Went to Molal'a
Mrs. Edgar Hart, left for Molalla
this morninjr to join her husband, who
has a position there as civil engin
eer. From Salem
A. J. Rhan, of Salem, a former citi
zen of Albany, transacted business
here today. j
Makes Business Trip
E. B. Pay, of the Day Motor Com.
pany, made a business trip to Port
land today. j
Visits Dau&hfr j
Mrs. C. A. Mathews went to Port- '
land this morning to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Stephenson, who Is re- j
ported quite ilL
On Official Business
Dr. Geo. H. Young went to Port
land this morning on official business
in connection wit hhis church work.
Retured Home a
Burt Stevens returned to his home
in Portland today after being laid up
here for several days suffering from
an attack of rheumatism.
"!5its Her Parents
taitlc Helen Palmer went to Port
land this morning to join her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer.
From Crsbtree
W. L. Stout, one of Crabtree's well
known citizens.'wat an Albany busi
ness visitor today.
HeVe From Brownsvil'e
Mrsr. A. A. Tussing of Browns,
villc. visited friends and transacted
business here today.
Went to Wood burn
Rev. Joseph Brown, of Harrisburg,
was an Albany visitor this morning
on his way tq Woodbum, to attend
the quarterly conference of his church.
Went to Salem
Asberry Fitzwater anil two sons
Clarence and Floyd, of Lebanon, were
in this city this morning on their way
to Salem.
From Puya'Iup
S. B. Coon, of Puyallup, Wnf, was
in the city last night on a business
trip.
Visits Here
Everett R. Cummings, a former
Albany boy, is spending a few days
visiting friends and relatives here. Mr,
Cummings Is traveling in the intcr-
put at the Ford Factory It is found
marly Impossible to keep up with
orders.'
Will Play at Church
Lorn Lupvr, who has recently re
turned from California, will pl.iy
trombone solo at the BuptUt church
He will pluy "Cujno Animant" from
Slubjt Mater.
Lodge at Curvs'lit
About 61) members of St, Johns
Lodge No. t, A.F. & A M. went to
Corvallis lat evening and were guests
of the Masons o ft hat city. The offi
cers of the Albany lodge put on the
degree work for the Corvallis lodge,
following which a splendid banquet
was served. The meeting served to
promote friendly spirit between the
two cities.
Maxwell Cars Arrive
Waldo Andersoti & Son today re
ceived three car loads of Maxwells for
patrons in this territory.
City Editor Arrives
Paul Murphy, formerly of the staff
of the Oregon Journal, arrived this
morninjr from Portland and has com
menced his duties as city editor of
the Democrat
TO MAKE HOME
Bl'ILDINC POSSIBLE
Th Spokesman-Review of Spokane
advertised: "Wanted a man to make
Home Building Easy."
Evory community feels the need of
organised action to overcome short-
1 age of dwelling houses. As popula-
tio increases onthc farms people are
j continually streaming Into the cities
I to reside. '
The result of that advertitmrnt was
1 that Wilbur E. Coman of Spokane,
comes to the front with a solution of
the problem.
! Many people who want lo build or
i buy homes have not over 25 per cm I
i of the necessary funds. To secure
co-operation of building and loan' so
cieties or'snvings institutions fifty
percent capt.il must be available.
' Mr. Coman urges formation in each
community of a financial corporation
to make up this difference. This plan
will help the individual whose capital j
. is too small to acquire a home and j
pay out. I
less
est of a moving picture company. ,
Went to Portland
Postmaster C H. Stewart, made a
business trip to Portland yesterday.
From Crabtrec
Hon. F. D. Cornett, of Crabtrce,
transacted business here yesterday
and visited old friends.
From Sclo
Mrs. J. S. Arnold one of the old
pioneers of Scio left this noon for
Scio after visiting friends in this
city.
Went to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nebergall went to
Portland this afternoon to spend the
week end visiting with friends.
Debate At Brownsville
Prof G. E. Finnerty of Eugene was
an Albany visitor this afternoon on
his way to Brownsville to act as a
judge this evening in the high school
debate between Brownsville and Sweet
Home.
Went to Salem
M. J. Rothrock of Salem, returned
home today after transacting busi
ness in this city.
Went to Eugene
Hon J. K. Westherford left this
noon, on a business trip to Eugene.
From Scio
John Young, one of the leading
farmers of the Scio country transact
ed business here today. Mr. Young
speaks in glowing terms of he busi
ness prospects in his part of the
county.
Weather Report
- Tonight and Saturday rain. Yes
terday the temperature ranged from
47 to 41 degrees. The river stands at
4.4 feet.
On Business Trip
P. G. Hansen and Chris Olsen farm
ers living south of Lebanon- on R F.
D. i were in this city yesterday in
search of the truant officer.
From Benton County
Robert R. Smith a well known farm
er of Benton county transacted busi
ness here early this morning.
Visits in Portland
Mrs. P. A. Goodwin went to Port
land today to visit her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wynkoop.
Released From Jail .
Walter Matney, who was fined $5
for engaging in a recent combat, wis
released from the county jail today..
Marriage License Issued
Ely J. Beartline and Trellis L. De
vine of Lebanon were granted mar
riage license this morning.
Went to Sa'em .
R. E. Ncal left this noon for Salem
on a business trip.
Went After Cars
Charles Kirk and E. L. McKern
went to Portland this 'morning to try
to arrange for an additional allot
ment of Ford cars to take care of
the large number of orders in this
territory. In spite of the great out-
Ftttttr AND SATURDAY SPECIALS
These are money savers, buy now. If you are unable to come to the
store, phone us your order C. O. D. We deliver to any part of town.
Our delivery can't be beat We lead, others follow. Service is our
Motto.
FISHERS BLEND FLOUR, Per Sack $3.35; Per Barrel ..,,..$13.25
SNOW FLAKE FLOUR Per Sack $2.75; Per barrel $10.90
OLYMPIC FLOUR, Per Sack $3.15; Per barrel $1250
GOOD SCRUB BROOMS, While they last, Each 25e
M. J. B. COFFEE, Is 58c; 3s $1.65; 6s $2.75
GOOD BULK COFFEE, per pound 35c; 8 pounds for $1.00
8ATEEN MIXED CANDY, Per Pound 28c; 4 pounds $1 05
SWIFTS WHITE SOAP, 4 bars for 25c; 17 bars for $1 00
LENOX SOAP, 5 Bars for 25c; 21 bars for . $1.00
SCUDDERS OR UNCLE JOHNS CANE & MAPLE SYRUP.
QUARTS 68c; HALF GALLON $1.30; GALLON $2 45
OTTER BRAND CLAMS AND SHRIMP, 6 cans for $100
J 4 R VANILLA. 2-oz 20c; 4-oi 35c; 8-oz 65c; Pint ... $1 25
, GOOD COUNTRY LARD, Per lb. 35c; 38-lb can $12 00
ARIZONA GRAPE FRUIT (FANCY) 64s, each ...I0e
" FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT (FANCY) 46s, each 1KC
FANCY SUNKIST ORANGES, 126s, SWEET 4 JUICY, Per do 60e
BUTTERNUT BREAD AT THE SAME OLD PRICE ....10e and 15e
EASTBURN BRO'S. THE CASH GROCERS
FRESH FISH!
Fish and Sea Foods, direct from the Ocean to our
Refrigerators
Salmon, Halibut, Smelt, Crabs, Oysters
High Class Meats
You will always find our prices the lowest possible
E. C. SMITH
Meat Company
210 West 2nd SL
Phone 27
ALBANY
SALEM-
BUSICK'S
Successor to Holloway Farmers Store
SPECIAL
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
Hard Wheat Flour $3.10
Valley Flour .....$2.75
9-Ib Bags Oats 75c
9-lb Pancake 75c
9-lbs. Graham 70c
2 Kellogg Corn flakes 27c
2 Cans Tomatoes ..25c
2 DelMonte tomatoes 35c
2 Standard Peas . . . .35c
2 Festival Peas , . . .45c
1 Pyg. Citrus :.28c
1 Sea foam wash Pdr. 26c
6 bars Royal White
Soap '. '.T.'.35c
4 bars Easy Day Soap 25c
10 bars No Rub soap 50c
25c can Doamond W.
Baking Powder . .20c
50c Schillings Baking
Powder 45c
10-oz Royal Baking
Powder '. .36c
3 lbs M.J.B. coffee $1.60
3 lbs Royal Club
Coffee ......'...$1.55
All Soups, 2 for . . . .25c
2 cans Shrimps 35c
Colden Rod Wheat
Flake 35c
3 lbs. Crisco $1.15
6 lbs Crisco . .$2.15
K2-gal. Wesson Oil $1.60
1 qt. Wesson Oil ...75c
3 cans Small Milk , ,25c
2 cans Large Milk . ,35c
Head Lettuce 10c
Celery, 2 for 35c
Salt, 10c and ......25c
Creamery Butter ...68c
2 Clams . 35c
e
Oysters 20c
Large can Oysters . .40c
2Cc box Crackers ...18c
2Yi size Pineapple ,40c
All 10c Apices 8c
All 15c Spices... ...,12c
1-lb Horseshoe To-
. bacco . . .' 85c
Phone C O. D. Orders, 77
PIANOS
We have three Good used Pianos
Priced to Sell Them
QUICK
Woodworth Drug Company
Phonograph Headquarters
Last Call for Hot Cakes !
and
Maple Syrup
Log Cabin, Small 30c
Log Cabin, Medium 60c
Scudders, Small 30c
Scudders, Medium .60c
Scudders. Large $1.20
Uncle John, Small 30c
Uncle lohn, Medium 60c
Uncle John, Large - '....$120
Palace Car, Glass, Pints 25c
Palace Car, Glass, Quarts 43c
Holman & Jaclisoh
send assamk
for a
A Valentine is a Token of Affection
and you cannot show your affection in a
more sensible way than by giving her a
bank account. It shows your trust in her
and it is an acknowledgement of her busi
ness ability and good judgment.
Open an account for your wife in bur bank
and see how pleased she will be.
FOUR PER CENT ON SAVINGS
Albany State Bank
Always at Your Service
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j Inpestion ,
1 rSg.
DO YOU KNOW that indigestion can be cured,
permanently cured, so that you can cat any
. kind of food that you crave? It has been done
not only once, but in almost every case when Cham
berlain's Tablets are used. An instance : Mr. J.
Pominville, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent over
$2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma
nently cured by these tablets, .