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HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can TU whan you
Darken Oray, Faded Hair -with
Saga Tea,
OrandmolhM- kept her balr beeatl
fuMe aarkened, leas and eltreaUvo
with a brew of Tee u aulphur.
WMomr.kw balr look en that WU.
faded or eireeked eppaefeB.ee.thle elm
plo tnlsture waa applied with wonder
ful efteol. By aahlng at ear drag
store far "Wyelh'e B&se aa4 Sulphur
Compound.' you will get a Ursa bot
tle of thle ole-tlme recipe, Improroa
by the adaltloa of ether BicradlMUa. all
rer.t to we, at vers- lltU ml .Thla
almpla mixture taa be depended apoa
to raatara natural volar ao4 stately lo
tha balr.
A weU-knowa dewatoere araeeiot
aaya avaryaoay aaaa WyelB'o fsaaa a4
ulphar Camaoued - bow beeauea - It
aarkana ao naturally ana evealy that
aobody eaa uil U baa baaa appllri
U'a ao aap to aee. too. Tau atoraly
daeasaa a tomb or aoft bnrak aad
a raw It throws yoor hair, taking eaa
efread at a Uim By moralnt tk
arar batr aiaappaara:' aftar aaaiaaa
apaiinailoa or two. it la raatoradi to Ita i
aural eolar and loaka tloaay. aafl
aaa BMutirui. Thla praparallaa la a
aallbtful lollat raqalalla, -It la aa tax
taadaa for tha euro, mlu-aUoB or ara
aantloa of diaaaaa.
REGISTRATION OF
VOTERS IS URGED
Nairn Must He Lhted Not
iMcr Than April 21
Say Officials
Votara of thla county, who di-alrt
lo vote at tha primariet In May ara
bvltiK raqui-atad by tha oRfcara In
charwa of tha alectlon to aaa that thty
ara properly rvglrtercil on or bafor
April 2 lit. All who hava not rettia
taratl bafora mutt rwiflaUrr or thJf
ran not volt. Thou who have mova4
from ona precinct to another tinea laat
voting mint, alto, rblUr bafora they
can vote in tha coining alectlon.
All who ara In doubt about their
righta ai votara can find out tha facta
by aiklng the county clerk for tha da
aired information. Owing to tha many
changes daring the laat two yean It
will be neceaaary for tha voters ta
give this matter attention, at an early
data In order to help out tha election
boards and the county clerk's office.
Monmouth Normal
School Graduates
29 Teachers
MONMOUTH. Or., Feb. 7.-The Ore
gon Normal tchool today graduated
29 arniors snd eloaed iha second term
of tha.yair, tTbe, grwlustea.jracrived,
official notice of ibrir completion of
the atandaxd tcarbera coarse preterit,
ad by the state.
, The (lata i far from large enough
to supply, even to an appreciable ex
tent, the present depiaad for teachers
in Oregon. . Nearly all members of
this diss already .have signed con
tracts, and a Jong lit of calls ua
uiled are in the office of the registrar.
MASTER MAOICIAN
WILL COME HERE
' . Jrt.-it.k I
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NON-PRODUCERS
FACTOR IN II. C. L.
A 111
North Albeay I lean -
. Mr. and Mra. Marion 8rasJl of' Cor.
vallia were viaiting M the home oi
W. P. -Smelt thla week, , .
A. D. Gregory ia reported better.
Mra. Clyde Peacock was visiting
with, har coualns. MUa Laura Bain and
Mra. Cleo Call for the day.
: Floyd. Saily Ja bow running hia
Chevrolet again, aa it has been out of
order.
Hugh Perfect waa sporting a new
Oakland Six, In this vicinity the other
day. I
Artie Beamis is quite ill at his home
but is reported better today.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Torbut were
seen looking at different places over;
here, probably with tha intention of
buying.
Ephiam Small and family left yes-'
icniay morning for uia Baniism in
their Oakland Six.
The Great Blackatone, the world's
foremost msgician, will be tha com
ing attraction at the Globe Theatre
for February 17. It will be the first
appearance here of the great magic
Ian, and from tha great interest his
earning engagement haa aroused
among playgoers and those who ara
fond of magic and mysticism, he will
be assured of a crowded house at
each and every performance.
For thia engagement Blackstone will
offer the cream of all his most sen
sational illusions, the same which cre
ated such a furore of awe and excite
ment during his last New York en-
gagemeut, including almost the same
cast of clever assistant, a company of
twenty-two people, mostly girls.-.
Ha runs through his illusions at
aeroplane speed, offering thrills and
i-nmatlons every minute of his per
formance. His achievement in the
creation of Illusions, traoamorfation,
leviation and 'human ' disintegration
are wonderful! His manipulation of
cards is supreme. His sleight-of-hand
work b) beyond description the star
working right under the ayes of spec
tatore without fear of detection. His
spiritualistic phenomena are startl
State
Bank
" Alwav at Your Service '
Saadereea'a Bridge Ileme
Otto Hatn has sold his little ranch
tq G, Heaaman and has accepted the
' position of "Head sawyer" in tha mill
1 . -
on "Hungry, Hill . ,
d )ow( It. Improving and waa a
business visitor in Albany last week.
.W..G. Jiayea waa a. business visitor
in Albany tha last of the week.
Jamea Keller at the Bridge haa a
grade Jersey cow that made 126 in
three months and one week, after
freshening. The cream was sold to
the Albany Co-operative Creamery.
Who can beat this.
J. H. Coultard ia getting ready to
build a bam and silo this summer.
Quarterly meetings were held at
the M. E. church last week.
. J. Schulderman
Is Cfindufdte For
Secretary of State
, Henry J. Bchuldermaa, Corporation
Commissioner of the atate of Oregon
yeaterday announced hia intention of
njing aa a candidate for the Republican-
nomination for. Secretary of
State. .Mr, SchuUarman ' made the
following statement: "If nominated
for Secretary of State and elected at
at the general election, I ahall con
duct tha office on strictly business
lines, cutting down expenses wherever
possible and securing economy and
efficiency as I have done in the office
of Corporation Commissioner.
Secretary Telia Buiiinefia Men
To Get Rid of Useless
Employees
: WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 9 In
anawering questions of newspaper
men to-day regarding means for re
ducing the high cost of living, Edwin
T. Meredith, the newly Installed Sec
retary of Agriculture, paid that un
less employees, no matter in what line
they may be engaged, must be releas-
i ad from non-productive work and gir
1 an an opportunity to become produc
i era upon the farm or in tha factory,
i Jf thla ia done and If Jobbers and re-
tailrrs recognize the harm that must
, ultimately come from profiteering on
1 the farmer and content themselves
with a reasonable profit, he said, the
question of the high cost of living will
largely solve itself to the permanent
good of alL
"The farmers of America," the new
Secretary went on, "are willing to as
sume their part of the responsibilities
aa .American citizens in meeting any
problem threatening the welfare and
stability of our country, but this high
cost of living problem is a mutual one,
and they aak that it be approached by
all the people as a common problem.
They ask that there be an adequate
number of producers of wealth, and
only such number of distributors as
is necessary to perform the services
required. Tbey ask that the banks,
railroads, wholesale houses,- retail es
tablishments, factories, all of which
ara vitally necessary to tha farmer
and recognized by him as such, be
speeded up.
"The farmer asks that tha laborers
in the mines, the factories and the
mills, make an effort comparable to
his to see there is Just as little labor
expense aa posfble fn each article
turned out by their hands. Given this
and the mairufactuiers, 'Jobbers and
retailers taking a reasonable profit
and recognising the harm that must
ultimately com from profiteering up
on the-farmer, the question of the high
cost of living wnl largely eohre itself
to the permanent good of all con
cerned. ' .... - - -
Information On t '
, SpfatfM.aking Is
Issued- at-0. A. C.
Joe Reig of Portland, one of the
best known auto show decorators, has
been engaged by Lee L.. Gilbert, Elgin
Six distributor to decorate ike Els-iii
SU Shew rooms at 416 Lyea St.. fin'
See tha latest Elgin Six-aport model
that Just arrived from th" factory .at
the salesroom, 415 Lyon St. flO
(From - Department ' -of Industrial
. Journalism, Oregon Agricultural
College) .
- Directions for tha heme preparation
of tha-common saraya used for the
control of fungous diseases of fruit
trees have been issued by the station
plant pathologist and may be secured
without coat by writing to the Col
lege Exchange 0. -A. C, Corvallie
Standard commercial preparations of
lime-sulfur are- usually better in
strength- than the- grower -can make.
although not differing essentially in
quality. Xo commercial preparation
of Bordeaux- known aa superior to the
home-made predect, and none cheaper.
Correct proration ia aimple and
sy.
mm
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SOURS THE FOOD
Five ia the gretit sacred Chlneie
-lumber, There are five virtues, five
I colors red, yellow, vrhito, green, and
.black five household gods, five plan-
Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, Mars and
Alureury five ranks of Nobility, five
" j live enrdina points the mid.
Says Exceat of Hydrochloric Add ' ' we' ,oulh d narth and
ia Cause of Indigestion. I flv '""
A well-known authority states that
stomach trouble and indigestion are near
ly always due to acidity acid stomach
and not, as most folks believe, from
a lack of digestive juices. He states
that sn excess of hydrochloric acid in
the stomach retards digestion and starts
food fermentation, then oar meals sour
like garbage, in a can. forming acrid
fluids and ; gases which inflate tha
stomsch like a toy balloon. We . then
get that heavy,' lumpy-feeling in-tha
chest, we eructate sour food, belch gas,
or hsve heartburn, flatulence, water
brash, or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside alt digestive
aids and instead, get front any pharmacy
four ounces of Jsd Salts and take a
tablesnoonful in a glass of wster before
brcsklsst while it is effervescing, and
furthermore, to continue this for one
week. While relief follows the first
-dose, it is important to neutralise the
acidity, remove the gas-making mast,
start the liver, stimulate the Iridneys
and thus promote a free flow of pure
digestive luices, ,
Jsd Salts is inexpensive and is nude
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with litnia and sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts is used
by thousands,, of people foe stomach
Jroubie with excellent results.
I UM fcMM OIL tf KORf IN. fhlkw dlreo I
I tlnne Kmln ajraiem batUh : bsHHsnse I
likniler, ttMltbier. imainn. : i.i k i
lAja u I awaj err i
eettfa fjrflt
Miialr W MUa uiUim Oils Ur &UaUUN.
Konhay ft Manon, Wood worth Drug C
o.t Burkhart & Ln, Fred Dawson
Jewelry of Merit
The many years that we have been in. business
has established the fact that only jewelry of merit is
sold at this place. There is real pleasure in selling
beautiful articles that we know will wear indefinitely
and give lasting satisfaction and pleasure to the owner.
That is how we have built up our business., . ... y "...
Visitors to the auto show will take real delight in
looking over our superb lines of jewelry, plate, silver, .
hand painted china and the many beautiful furnish
ings for the home that we carry in stock.
Gorham's Silver
eaw -raaaarT
"aaBaSr
There is no silv
er made to equal
it. There is dis
tinction and rich
ness in the charm
that it lends to any
table.
'We carry a fine line of silver
plate, articles in silver that set
off a well dressed table.
WILLS Diamonds
. . . . ..
The quality of diamonds sold here
speaks for the care in which we have
made our selections. Beautiful stones,
perfectly cut ideal for engagement
and .dinner rings. Come here for en
gagement and wedding rings.
Q
F. G. WILLS,
JEWELER
West First Street
We Open ' the
New Season
with a fascinating pre
sentation of the favor
ite styles which the
foremost d e s 1 g n ers
have chosen.
Miss Manhattan Suits
and Coats which re
flect what's new on
Fifth Avenue.
Betty Wales Dresses
and Frocks, created by
master designers in the
newest materials, with
good workmanship,
which will preserve the
fashion lines. '
M. STERNBERG & CO.
Ladiees Shop
Visit the Albany Auto, Truck and Tractor
Show, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, it is
bigger, better, more elaborate than ever be
fore. It is educational and instructive. See
the wonderful mechanical progress which is '
reflected in the different makes of cars this"
year, you'll be delighted with the reception
you will receive and the entertainment which
has been provided for you.
el t I
Butternut Twins '
- MADE. ONLY BV SEARS BAKERY
The real Economy Loaf. ' Double-loaf in Single Pans, equal to 2
amall loaves, retaila at 18c . Aak jroer grocer for Sears Bread and
' take no other. Wrapped in Wax Paper to insure cleanliness. '
a i.i.
-J St.
SEAUS BAKERY
The Home of. the Real 3uUrmut Bread
In buying a Phonograph don't fail
to see the great SYMPHONA
-4 it rW--
i IT St
' It's quality of tone
is unsurpassed. It
has many exclusive
' features which put
it ahead- of other
. makes. Finished in
beautiful mahogany
and other woods, it
is a beautiful furn
ishing for any home.
Sewing Machines
We handle the
White and Stand
ard sewing machines
old makes, that
you 1cnow are good.
Also electric sewing
- machines which
take the drudeerv
... out of sewing.
' , PIANOS .: .. ., '
We are agents for more than 40'different makes
of high grade pianos.- We are able to suit you as
to price and quality. See use before you" buy.
High -grade organs, small musical instruments
and sheet music.' , 1- ,. .it-.
"Any thing in the Music Line"
Automobile show visitors will do well to spend
a part of their time in our store if considering any
thing in the musical line. ,
Davmpbrt' Music ffi
309 West First Street