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JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF
Cretonnes, Window Draperies
The toft draping
qualities of Ivan
hoc Draperies can
be attributed to
the excellence of
material! and
the high stand
ards of finish.
The designs we
are showing are
new and original.
Every room in
the home can be
made beautiful
by some appropriate pattern from thia
draperiea range in price from 65c to $1
CRETONNES in new patterns suitable
low tops, bag, curtains etc. For
prices range from 59c to 85c a Yard.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 W. 1st Street
SCOT
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Side
quality line.
.85 a Yard.
for petticoats, pil-
36 inch widths the
New Classified f
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Beautiful Light Brahmas
Eggs for Hatching F rom Selected Stock
Pen 1 $3.00 per 13 Pen 2 $1.50 per 13
Come or Write C. & Shedd
817 W. 4th St Albany, Ore.
iSo Clerk Hire H'gh Rents No Fine Fixtures
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OXFORDS-For Ladies
A beautiful shade of Brown Kid, made up in
a stylish, plain toe Oxford, Louis Heel.
$5.45
For Men
Dark Brown Leather Oxford. Welt Sole, Eng
lish last, Wing foot Rubber Heels.
. 4 BZ
ELF
ERVICE
HDE
TORE
117 Broadalbin
A Local Institution
Keep Your Money at Home
GLOBE
THEATRE
THURSDAY, MARCH 4
ALCAZAR
STOCK COMPANY
IN THE SENSATIONAL COMEDY DRAMA
"UNDER
ARIZONA SKIES"
COMPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTION, Designed and Painted By
Chas. Le Gunec.
Coming Next-r-THE INNOCENCE OF YOUTH"
Public, Pretw and Pulpit.
-Endorsed by
Keheckah'a Notice
Regular meeting of Rebeckah Iolgv
Friday evening, March &. Covered dish
supper of sandwiches and salad. Ini
tiation. A good attendance desired,
MAPKLINE RAWUNC.S. .
Noble Urand.
4m6
WANTED An apartment for a
young couple. Call Phone 65, Al-
, bany Tractor Company. 1st and
Lyon Sta. 4mt
FOR SALE Three modern bunga
lows in the West Albany. The rea
son for selling, the parties are going
to leave town. We also have several
. houses for sale close in, good terms
and good prices. Also have a farm
well improved, 334 acres at p0.OO
per acre, fine buildings and a snap.
604 acres, fair building, (50.00 per
acre, close to good town, terms
to suit the purchaser. 90 acres,
river bottom land, good buildings,
3 miles from railroad statoin, terms
George Taylor. 2nd and Broadalbin
4ml0
Notice
Albany Camp 103 W. O. W.. All
'members and visiting neighbors are
requested to attend meeting Friday
evening. Business of importance will
be. considered.
By of the C. C.
T. J. Phiilpott
4mS.
FOR SALE At a bargain, Fordson
tractor, used three days. Can be
seen at the Albany Tractor Com
pany's office. 4m7
FOR RENT 6-room furnished house.
W. F. Pfeiffer. 4m
FOR SALE 160 acres, 150 acres, 60
acres, 200 acres. All of these places
are well improved and on good
roads close to Albany. Can be had
at bargain prices if sold within the
next three weeks. All on easy
terms. One 10 room house on West
Third St., small payment down, rest
on terms. R. D. DOVE, 231 N.
Main St., Phone 738 J, Albany, Ore.
4m6
FOR SALE 2 "4 acres at Kings Val
ley, Ore... ' mile from, store and
R. R. station, 2 trains a day. H
mile from high school .Small or
chard all kinds of berries, six room
house and out buildings, on the
bank of theLuckcmute river. For
sale sale or trade east Albany pro-
I perty. B. F. West 1106 E 2nd St.
! Albany Ore. 4m6
FOR SALE Two A-l fresh cows.
heavy milkers. Also seven pigs.
L. F. Hoover, Sunrise. on Browns
j ville road. 4ml0.
FOR SALE Two driving mares, also
i good workers, single or double.
' Price $175.00. M. C. Morgan. 433
' Denver St. 4mll
Mr. Building Owner
I lou must nave a gooa root 10 nave
a good building. If you want the best
roofing work that can be had, call The
Albany Roofing Co., 373 J. With H.
R. Shultz, cor. 4th and Lyon Sta., we
make, sel land repair all kinds of
gravel, tin, shingle and paper roofs,
all work Guaranteed. 4mUI
FOR SALE Canadian blur red de
vil g,imrs, Allen round head games I
$3.00 per IS. II J. Firehau, Albany j
Bakery. 4mH
SIMON BROTHERS
ATTEND FUNERAL
Arthur and Chas. II. Simon, of Miin- j
tague California, were In this city to- i
day to attend the funeral of their j
brother's toll S. G. Simon. The Simon
brothers are il( the banking and hotel I
business in Montague. They express
themselves as being well pirated with
this part of Oregon. 1
FARMERS BEGIN WAR
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V. Smith. Considerably more has been
prepared this year than at. Chairman ,
in each of the 126 school districts
-have been appointed to receive the !
poison.
The county court loaned the Farm
bureau $400 for carrying on the work.
The cost is approximately 20 cents a
quart to the farmers. From March
1 to April IS is considered the best
time to make war on the diggers as
it is during thia period that increases
will be killed.
Wheat, corn, oais ami barley have
each been thoroughly tested by the
biological survev of the government
anad barley has been found to he far
superior to any other grain that has '
bcr used for Poisoning. The follow-
ing formula is recommended, by the
department of Agriculture of the
Oregon Agricultural College: Powder- j
ed strychnine alkaloid-one ounce
bicarbinate of soda one ounce sac
charine one tenth of an ounce, gloss
starch one tablespoon cold water one
half teacup, boiling water one pint, ;
oats, wheat and barley 20 to 30 quarts
Mix the strychnine, and sod.i and sac
charine together by themselves. Mix
the gloss struck with the cold water,
aid the boiling water stir to a thin
clear pat; then stir in the povtdered
poison mixture and pour the whole in
to the bucket of grain, stirring all
together thoroughly. Allow the bait
thus prepared to dry and then dis-
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MEN'S WORK (JARMENTS
Union Work Suits 14.50
Blue Denim Overalls $2.25
Blue Denim Jumpers $2.25
Mens Khaki Pants $l.f!), $1.1)8
Black Sateen Shirts $1.49
Canvas Gloves 23c
Canvas Gloves, Leather Faced 3tfc
Leather Gloves $1.25, $1.4J, $1 98
MEN'S DRESS PANTS
Just Received a New Supply
$2.19, $2.98, $3.19, $3.98, $1.98, to $790
OVERCOATS $14.75
Boys Union Work Suits $2.69, $2.98
Boys Knickerbocker Pants $2.49, $2.98, $3.49
Boys Knickerbocker Suits ....$10.90, $12.50, $14.75
Curtain Scrims 29e, 39e, 49c, 69c, 98c
Muslins 25c, 29c, 31c, 35c, 39c
Sheetings, 8-4, 0-4, 10-4 73c, 83c, 89c, 93c, 98c
Nainsook 25c, 29c, 33c, 39c
Nainsook, Japanese 69c, 79c
India Linon 25c, 29c, 33c, 39c
Dimity 29c, 39c, 49c
Flaxon 29c, 39c, 49c, 69c
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Visits Meat Plant
Several of the business men of this
city visited the Neliergall.. packing
plant this forenoon. The plant is do.
ing a big business since ihcrebuildr
ing of the plant and is regarded as
one of the most reliable manufactur
ing plants of this part of the valley.
Card of Thank
We wish to extend our heart-felt
thanks, to the many friends and neigh
bors, for the sympathy and kindnesses
shown us during our recent bereave-'
ment. The los of our dear son and
brother.
MR. and MRS. A. W. l.EVERICH.
and FAMILY. m4
GLOBES
FRIDAY
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
THE COURAGEOUS COWARD
Sennet. Comedy "Lgdict l;irt
SATURDAY
DOROTHY GISH
OUT OF LUCK
Lloyd Comedy Pathe News
Travelers Meet
The Modern Travelers will meet
with Mrs. L. E. Hamilton, Saturday
afternoon.
Socinl Postponed
The Dollar Sucial which was to have
been given Friday evening, March &
by the Ladies of the Methodist church
has been postponed owing to sickness.
Easter Bazaar
An Easter bazaar and cafeteria sup
per will be given Friday afternoon
and evening, March 26, at the First
Methodist church.
. i . i m m m i i v r.
June Caprice and Creighton Hale
"OH BOY"
Oh Judge, How Could You. Burton Holmes
Globe Theatre
Tuesday, March 9th
PRICES 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Plus War Tax
The Play that is Rocking the County with Laughter
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BY .SALISBURY FIELD AND MARGARET MAYO
A. S. Stern and Selywn Co.'s presentation, with JOSEPHINE SAXE
and the same great cast and production.
Laughs Every Minute, Growing Into Screams
The Foot Fitting Shop
pring
Exposition of
Feminine
Pctwear
Our entkfw store is now in thor
ough readeas for the year!
most important event.
Inspection oitfour new fashions
In footwear V' bring expres
sions of true Npreciation of
what is practice nd simple,
yet destinctive !tr "DP
The accredited tylV"V shown
first in our store. '',
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But you're not talking to a horse. So easy and simple
SAMSON IKON HOUSE TKAttJTOli
to operate that one is apt to forget himself and command the ma
chine like a team of horses.
From your seat on the plow, seeder, cultivator or other imple
ment used, you drive the Iron Horse with a pair of lines just as
you are doing at present with your horses. A pull to the right line
turns you to the right to the left turns to that direction. Releas
ing the lines starts the machine forward and pulling both lines backs
it up.
What could be more simple? The entire construction of the
machine is along just such simple and effective lines. It's the last
word in tractor construction- Takes the place of three' horses at
less than the cost of three good animals, and the up-kcep is decid
edly less. No feed to buy when not working.
The Samson Model M Tractor
Is a larger machine, more powerful and takes the place of a whole
barnfulf of horses. It will solve any problem you have on your
Tarm.
See Our Liberal Selling Arrangements You
can't buy this tractor until you try it. Small pay
ment down gives you a trial on your own farm.
You Simply MUST be satisfied.
THE ALDANY TRACTOR CO.
CLIFFORD HAROLD, Manager. FIRST & LYON STS.
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