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UBS 1 I JVa J lute graphic Kodak Jr. Price $1667 Pictures, . inches KODAK EVERYBODY likes pictures everybody likes to make them everybody can, with this simply worked instrument. No sooner does the opened bcx disclose a Kodak than the camera is in eager hands and "click" the first picture is made. Our stock is varied and complete, but there is one thin you won't find here "something just as good." We sell the real thin. Kodaks from $6.49 up. Broanie Cameras $2.86 up. FRED DAWSON The Rrxall Store LOCAL BRIEFS Personal Mention of People apd Activities About the City. Thomas Visitor Fred Mespelt.'a f irmer and stock man of Thomas, transacted business in this city yesterday afternoon. Front Foster Prof D. W. Jones, of Foster was an Albany visitor today. Prof. Jones is a o of Dr. D. M. Jones, of this city who now resides in Portland. From Crabtree I ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackburn who recently bought a farm near Crab tree were Albany shoppers yesterday afternoon. From Portland Joe Drinkard. a well know-i citizen of Halsey, who now resides in Por: land has been an Albany visitor this week.. From Lebanon Crandall brothers, propHttori of the Lebanon plaining, mills, were Al bany visitors today. From Sodaville Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hairier, of eastern Oregon, who are spending the winter at Sodaville were visiting here yesterday. Preaches Tomorrow Dr. D. "V. Poling, of Coravills. will hold regular services at :h rirt Presbyterian ehurch tomorrow. Dr. Poing has been unable to be here for the last two Sundays. , Rrtur.-.cd Fram Portland Dr. Geo. H. Young, returned from Portland last ni'jht where he had been to attend the Oregon pastors' conven tion and the interchurch world move ment. Attend Conference Rev J. B. Needham, pastor of the Tanirent Methodist church attended the Pastor's coifTence in Portlenrl I Went To Salem i J. O. Huntley, of this city made a j business trip to Salem again ;oday. J this week, i Albany Visitors I Elder H. H. Ritter and M. C. Lir- ninger are visiting here over Sunday j with Rev. E. W. Pratt, while on their return for the Pastor's conference a: 1 Portland. From Thomas Prof. V. B. Higbse. prtncip.il of the ! Riverside school near Thomas was fr. 1 Albany business visitor today. On Business ' Ed Dorgan, of west Albnny, left j this morning for Salem to look after business and visit friends. "Went T JVrlhnd A. D. Brown, who is in the employ of Mr. Nobele, near Albany went to Portland this morning on business. I Visits Brother i W. F. Hammer, one of the revenue . of.'iccrs ficM Portland, visited his brother here last Slight, A. M. Ham mer. ; Visits Friends , Mrs F. F. Daily, we.nt to Salem ' this morning to spend the day visiting with frisnds and relatives. , Visits Sister ' E. L. Wcidcr''Jr., went to Portland this morning to spend the weei: end visiting with his sister. ! From Halsey Mrs. W. A. Cumming?. of Halsey. '. was an Albany visitor ;hi- morning on her way to Mill City, to attend the funeral of a relative Frem Verdure Mr. and Mrs. G-in. Thoinrsop. wiV! known citizens of Verdure, arrived in tM citv on the earlv elertri' 'his morning. From Suver John Allen, of Suver, was in this city at an early hour this morning on his way to Mill City, to attend a funeral. Returned Home Charles Anderson, of Brownsville, who has been in this $ity for several days attending court, returned to hi home yesterday. Visits In Salem Mrs, Ruth Utter, went to Salem ' this morning at the home of, Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Wade. Front Lebanon I li. W. Cruson. a well known cititeu 1 of ' Lebanon, arrived here this noon 'to look after business. i Leaves For tVarville Wis Mr. and Mrs. Ver Van Lyergiaf, left this noon for their old home in Cedjirville Wis., where they are to re side. Spokane Man Here W. A. Sunders, of Spokane, w is in this ei'.y today on hi- return :-en California. Mr. Sanders nUo vi.i his boyhood home nt Monroe whl- it ho l.nd not seen for li'J ye.u-.. Went to Portland Mrs. L. J. Dowling and daughter Lurile, went to Portland today to snend the week end visiting menus Returned From San Francisco- Frank Barrett, traveling wholesale salesman for Kuthbone Sard. to. electric sunnlv house, returned from San Francisco last night and left this morning for Cottage tifove. Visiting Parents Miss Hazel Gilbert, who is a student nurse in the Good Samaritan hospital, in Portland is visiting a few days at home. From Portland Euna Huston, of Portland who is the insetruetor of penmanship in the Albany schools returned to Portland vestcrdav. Mi Huston is a graduate of the Albany high school and is one of the best penmen in the state. Retruns From Portland Rev. M. V. McGhee. returned from Portland today where he had been to attend the Oregon pastors conference Salem Visitors Mrs. L. G. Applegatc. Mrs. O. P Iloff. Mrs. Hurley Styler. M. F. Hath away, Edward L. Supple and Elvin Nolan were Albany visitors last night at the Albany, from Salem Weather Report The river stands at 2.9 feet. Yester day the temperature ranged from 34 to 55 degrees. Visits Here Miss Prudence Bayley. of L"binoi. arrived here this noon to visit her friend Miss Le:ha Mitchem. From Thomas Chas and 11 E. Fretagg, two suc cessful farmers of the Thomas neigh borhood were Albany business visl or train this forenoon. From Leffler Station , Vrs. Chas Leffler. and daughter Gladys and Mrs. Ellen L. Archam- b-n r 'iffler station near Stayton were Albany shoppers today. Returns Home Mrs. J. Bosonski. of the state of Washington, who has been visiting her daughter in this citv. Mrs. Al bert Senders left for her home this noon. Trouble Proof Tires -JJ -m - " fiyk. UVERUBBERA FOBD V-'ll I MAXWELL & I CHEVROLET Dayton Aiiless are made only for light passen ger and delivery cars, in 30 x 3, 30x34 and 31x4 inch tie. Over 100 000 light car owners are today usine Dayton Airless Tires exclusively. Besides en joying freedom from punctures, , blow-outs and rim-cuts, they are getting almost unbelievable mileage. You bought your car because it would save you time and money. You can get increased mileage with Dayton Airless Tires and forget forever the bugaboo of tire trouble. . -With these wonderful tires on your Mir you eao drive over nails, broke Class, sharp roeks and frozen roads, withftitt ever having to stop for tire tronble, because rinrton Airless Tires ;innol puncture, blow out or become rim-cub The Most Economical Tire Too will not hove to carry around any pore einlnss. tubes, box of patches ot a pump aud Jack. Let as show you h6w mneb money and time these tires will ron ana demonstrate, tbelr rldlag qualities. LOLLS K. GEIL DON'T BE WITHOUT SLOAN'SLINIMENT Keep It handy It knows no equal in relieving pains and aches SLOAN'S LINIMENT has Yn sold for 38 years. 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Wriirht, the Union ireiieral who sav ed Washington from rapture in the civil war. . tine hundred years aK tiwlay Con irtvsa passeil the Missouri r.naliluiK Act, authorising the people of Mis souri to form a state government. The second annual aeronautical ex hibition of the Mnniifaeturers' Air rraft Association will open ill New York city today for a week's enicage iiient. The annual Southwestern KximisI lion und Kat Stia'k Show, one of the Inrirest evhibitions of Its kind ill the country, will be opened tiwlay nt Kort Worth, Texas. Today has been (Weil as the date for the meeting in New York City of a joint conference of anthracite coal operators anil the United Mine Work ers to discus a new wage scale to he come effective April I. Sunday, Mitrrh 7, 920 Third Sunday in Lent. Champ Clark, former Speaker of the I'. S. House of Representatives celebrates his Tilth birthday today. Centenary of the birth of Kranri Wharton, a celebrated statesman and educator of Pennsylvania. Forty countries are exected to In represented nt a world conference of Jewish people which is to assemble to day at urich. Switzerland Representatives of lalior bodies throughout Canada have liccn sum moned to confer at Winnipeg today on plans for the relief of luhor lead ers under sentence in Winnipeg as a result of the recent general strike. Today's Calendar ! of Sports a) Racing Winter meeting of Cuba-American Jockey Club, at Havana. Winter meeting of llusiness Men's Racing Assn., at New Orleans. Athletics Third annual relay carnival at the 1,'niversity of Illinois. Annual indoor meet of the Kansas City A. C, at Kansas City. Swimming Men's national fiO-yard champion ship, at Philadelphia lliryrling Start of alx-day rae at Madison SiUaru (iardcn.'Now York, (Sunday) Skiing ' Kastern Canada championships. Handball Close of National A. A. V. Junior championship, at Detroit. Went to Salem Mrs. Frank Brumbaugh went to Salem this morning to join her bus. baud, I'rof. 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Something New and Wondeiful Last Number on the Lyceum Course Auspices of the AMERICAN LEGION DA MCE ALBANY ARMORY TONIGHT Given by the Civic Improvement Club For the Bene fit of Stranges Jass Orchestra of Corval lis Com, have a good time and boost for the park. DANCERS $1.00 SPECTATORS 10c 'cnva rm m a aiy. back if it fatlf. Ths genu in fco hat S Red) p witn Mr. nmm pieturs. At All Drmg 3tr I V ..I nil -V X.
