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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1920)
hzhzhzhxhxhxhzhxhxhzhzhzhzhzhJ uaiutt TONQ' I i.JLt.. LW M. jLMj JL J JL 1 IHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZII SOME BUZZING PRICES Vein sfg&N They say money talks, but in merchandising, priees and quality have to speak first. Well, they sure are making a big noise here, talking all the time, Our Grocery Department is noted for its Buzzing. Big Head Of known quality merchandise from our Grocery Department, all displayed and making a big noise in our window number 9 on Second St. Come and see them. These Prices Guaranteed for the month of FEBRUARY Here Are 2 is Liners VALLEY FLOUR. Thomp- I,ARI) W,1EAT FL0UR CRISCO, Pound Can 38c, 1 HARD WHEAT FLOUR, sons Best or Snow Flake, ' "White Loar Patent' Guran" Pound can 55c' 3 Pound can "Olympic" 49 Pound Sack $2.65 teed Hard heat Flour $U0 6 Pound can $2J5' 9 49 Pound Sack $3.20 49 Pound Sack $3.110 pound can $325. HEALTH BRAN, Albcrs Se- WHEAT FLAKES, Albers PEARLS OF WHEAT CORN MEANo. 10 Sack, Icct Bran, large Packages, Large Package, Albers Cereal, large package, . . PUMPKIN, No. 2. Cans, 2for2jC 3;c ZoC 2 Cans for 25c , '. i r-rusevv n u ' c t nn d ., f nrA SARDINES, Santa Cruz POTATOES, Fancy, Large COrrEE, Ham.ltons Spec- LARD, Pure Country Lard, Brand Larg'e 0va, cans ,5 c,ean Santja'm Blrbank r ial Bulk ColTcc, Per Pound 35c oz. of fine Sardines in Tomato Netted Gems Potatoes, A-l n i j o- n Sauce, Spiced or in mustard Stock, Per Pound 3;,c Bring your Pail y SpcciaI t 19c per nundred . SOAP, Elk Savon Laundry SOAP, Bob White Laundry CATSUP, Armours Veribest matches, Large Boxes Soap, Soap, Brand ,ar8e bottle Tomato Parlor Matches, 11 Bars for 50c 9 Bars for 50c Ketchup, Pcr Box -c 25c ?PX-HCpanfcned' KniKd-' ASPARAGUS. H. & O. StandarNo.2Can 15c 2 Can 14c No. , Buffet Tins 8-oz, Bfandf Quality Country Gentlemen Quality Solid Pack Nq 2 or No 3 cans 1 tb 5 oz 2 for 35c j mvC r n, onn ROLLED OATS, 9 Pound I r BEANS, FancyOregon Sack best Cream' Oats 72c; BACON, Fancy Country Jffi g?0 Cleaned Small White Beans 2 Bacon, 16 Pounds for $1.00 Per Pound 37c $2.50 Yours for a Buzzing Business . Hamiltons' Grocery Department NOTE Keep This Circular For Future Reference HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHSHZHZHZHZHZH. HAMILTONS ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZI 111 COUNTY NEWS Notei from all parts of Linn County hi MiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiillliirei ' nillliilllllllllllllUllllUuU. CiiiuiiiiniMiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiii Mt Pleasant Item! SCIO, Ore., Feb. 18 Mm. Francis Hourth of McMinnviilo Is visiting with her parents Mr. nd Mt. M. F. "yan this week. ir. W. R. Ray nd family of Mc Minnviilo spent the week en dat the Elmor Ry and Linn Lambert hornet. Mini Crystal Shank returned home Friday after spending the past week at Portland and Oregon City. Joe Snn! wa operated on last week for appendicitis; he U reported to be improving vory nici'ly. Mrs. Koxiu Shank and daughter Gruco, Frank Lambert, and Melvlne Shank, Frank Scnz, Tony and Frank Laux attended the automobilo show at Albany Saturday. The Misses F.lsie Downing and Francis Klocr and Tony Kloer spent Friday evening at the M. F. Ryan home. Mr. and Mrs. John Hubert are the 1 proud parents of a new boby girl. ' Mrs. M. F. Ryan and daughters Angelinc, Butty and Mrs. Frnncia Hocrth, Mr. and Mrs. H. R S'..nnk and son, Mrs. W. R. Ray and daugh ters, Effie, Zona and Cora and Messrs Irvine and Lewis Ray were Sunday visitors nt the Mrs Roxe Shank home. H. R. Shank niudc a business trip to West Scio Monday. Mr. and Mrs. fteorge Davy and family of Stiyton mo'.ored to the 1 H. Lambert homo Sunday. A party was given at the Ed. Ebcr hcardt home Sunday evening' Nick Senx molon.'d to Albany Fri day attending the auto allow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schafor and family called at the John Ilubir home Sunday. Sodavi'le Items Henry Mote of Aberteen Wash., ar rived yesterday to visit his sister, Mrs. Jess Oakley and other relatives west of town. Mr. Miner of Kansas spent Sunday with his cousin Grandma Howard of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Myer of Portland spent a pnrt of their honeymoon here last week visiting Mrs. Mycr's daugh ter Miss Daphne Gyslcr who is at tending school here. ' The family of F. M, Shores who re cently moved to the Stevens place north of town is sick with "flu" at present. J. E. Hamer and wife of Hermis ton arrived yesterday and have gone to houskecping in the I. M. Boyles cott:ige on Fisher street. Oakvile Items The Oakville school gave a pro gram and basket social at the school house Friday evening. The program went off without a hitch, showing that the teachers had spared neither time or effort that the pupils might do their bit. The sale of the baskets, some of which were exceedingly ar tistic creations, rtetted $70.00 Flu and an epidemic fever are causing much Illness. Among thase who have been ill during the past week are Mrs. S, P. Williamson, Mrs. M. Williamson and daughter Gene, Mrs. R. A. Cole, Mrs. A. Stores and sons Wilbur and Walter, Rev. G. G. Wilson, Mrs. H. Holstine, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Holstine and child ren. Mrs. Hammer of Portland was call ed home on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. H. Holstine. Mr. Frank Mitchell has moved his family out to the Macpherson place which he has rented, succeeding M. E. Walker who left on Friday of last week. Word is received from Rev. M. M. Gilchrist that his sister Mary, who lived with him while he was pastor at Oakville, is seriously ill at Wllkin sburgh, Pa. County Superintendent, Mrs. Cum mings and Miss Helen Cowgill, state club worker, visited the Oakville school on Wednesday. The work of the girls sewing club was commended and Miss Cowgill urged the organiza tion ot other clubs. Mrs. .Tocca Irmlvlra anA Infanf daughter returned home on Wednes- aay alter an absence OI seven weeKs. This odd wish is commonly express ed at Japanese festivals "May you live to such an age that your back is as bent as a lobster's". Tn Swifting if wac fnf Inn i timA customary to piace on a man s tome stone the symbols of his trade. Every resident In India must, under penalty of fine, have his name written up at the entrance of his house. In China persons bearing the same surname, although they may not be related in any way, are forbidden to marry. '
