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1 1 COUNTY NEWS'! Notes from all parta of Linn I County I Lake C'fk Itrmi Tin m it surh a place a Lake Creek yet, although " have not teen any items from here for a long time. Tho onrs lhai hava lirrn having the flu hrro have amoat all recovered Joint Owen unit fnnuly, Harem?? WllllBiim ami f.miily. George llorkeu. mith and Jim Hurm uml family have all burn down with It. The I-akr Creek achool ha been closed thr lat fi'W Weeks on arrount of flu. Mr. Kylvclrr Lrarh l improving lowly from a stroke of purely. ia v hlrh hn Buffered, a few il'iyt ugo. i Bert ll.iyne. and family were Mid sty visitors lot Tui aday. Mrs. Albrri Mllrr from Kugriic, vi.ited ovi" H inilay with her daughter Mra. Harry Lrrpvr and family. Kt-v. Hut ton of I'rorin, win hrir v i il i n fr thr alrk onr day l.it week. . (,'. It. F.vana visited at tit homo of hit brother-in-law, George Kiev lat Sut iLy. Thr Grja.hniper achool opened a rain Monday after having been rtnacd r week. Thr teacher, Mi Axtell, rent thr week ut her hone In Col vallla. M.irtin Cumminga. whi waa quite irk with mal!Hx. I a'llM to be a li. nt again thii wrrk. , Mr and Mr. N II. Cumminga mads' a trip in llnrriihurg lnt I'lesdny. - Ilsl.ey L'nterprne. Gates Gatherings GATKS Ore . March 8-.Mis Greg, orira barn burnt to thr ground laat week with about 75 ton of bailed hay unit aome farm implimentt, Thr place v not orrupled the f.intlly havinir You'll Be All when you nose in among our hat cases this month and see what Stetson has done to beautify the men folks this Spring. For instance; Here's a Green that's going to go big with the young men who buy massages every week a Bronze for the very busy business man who can hardly spare the time to get shaved a Tan that looks like $15, but costs only $7 an Oxford that looks so imported that you can almost smell the ocean and a Pearl that has just a little more dash and daring than a rathe serial. They are all here in tunc and time for Easter and the treatment you get with every hat is as spotless as our mirrors And we have a careful porter. Mallory Spring Soft Hats $5.00 to $8.00 The Blain Clothing Co. "Value First" m What Good ELS It's largely up to you. It depends on how pf you spend it on the value to you of what you get for it on your ability to find where that value is to be had. Of courup, if all riht to ahnp around a bit If you like, but why not let tho other fol low make it eaaier for you by doing a little (hopping after your dollar by allowing you what you want and where you can got' most of It for your money? Iff great Idea, once you get the hang of it, and here's howl Right in thla paper you'll find down of advortlaemcnts offering you morchnniliae. Some thing you'll need to day; aomo tomorrow; aomc next week or next year but niovrj to fillvrrtun laat fall. It U understood It wan Insured. . Mr. and Mti. Claud Smith of Klk horn, wera burned out. Their houae cauKht firo in the morning uml wai ttlarovered while thr family wrrr at ! brrakfuat. Th contonla waa a total Inaa, the only thing saved waa a sew- tuir marhlnu and a pair of loger shoes C. A. livviiir, of Albany waa doing buaineas In Galea Thuraday. J. II. Hi .email returned home from Albany whi r he has brvu o ihe Grand jury. K, M, lltiatur, returned from Albany Turatlay where he waa called, a a Juryinati. It. II. Warhain returned to Gates Monday. Mr. .Jesa Valett haa moved hia f.imily to Galea from Mlnto. II. O. Uevier, waa called to Port land o Buaincaa Kriday. Mr. Chrisienaon, of Albany vl Ited ihr pot week at the home of Mr. anil Mra. C. Johnson. The rhildrr,, and tearhrra are en-Joying- hot lunchea on Fridays at the Gates achool. Old Uluatry Marrh'hai come attain and brought with il a welcome rain. Mill City MUX CITY Mar.. 0 ll.-nry lief men white workinK In the wooila waa atrurk l thr neck by a flying cable and seriously burl. II. rt Iteming 'ell in the mill and la in a prrearioua condition. Ilu waa recently married to MlaaGlayda Smith of Jordon. Shr waa visiting her mo ther and uncle Mr. Froat when thr accident happened. .Ml. a Viola .Shepherd haa Juat re covered from a rvi re attack of pneu monia. Mi.s Sadie Deming dird and waa buried at Fox cemetery rrcently. She waa to be married aoon, to Frank .Shepherd. John Srhutle, one of thr old pion eer of this country, h.ia returned Eyes e Mienst u-in ai rvT vMui-riaw !:iiiimitni::ii"i' 'it :ii numv ' in Is A Dollar? the point Is that these mer chants nre coming to you, looking for your tlollnr and offering the heat Utey have to get it. You'll find thmt by reading the advertisement consist ently todny and every day, you enn Increase the vulue to yourself of every dollar . you have to spend. The things you see advertised are almost invariably as represented. The advertisers' statements are usually rafur to trust than your own judgment. Ad vertised mis - representation is business suicide. 3 from Springfield, after a long viait. Mr. K. Higmond haa barn tranafrred from Aaloria to Mill City and ia now aaaiatam manager of The Hammond Co. Mr. and Mra. Mombert returned rrturned from an all winter viait In California. Mrs. Mombert had a sev ere attack of the flu down there. Mr. McCoy recently aupi., of the Hammond mill and Mr. Welborne for merly auditor are putting in a mill weat of I'hilomalh. Kumor haa it that thr Gooch mill will be moved up In the mountaina. The ground haa been to dry for urceaiful plowing but it la to be hoped the late rallla will help out. If we do not tret a larve amount of rain aome of our crop, will iro irlim- mrring. Much of the fall town grain mini be re-aown. Mr. liert Turnidgr haa been prun ing hia orchard and other a ought to do ilkr wiae. Kwect Home Items Sam (iilhert, one of the moat rra peeled citizens, paaard away Monti;.)' morning at hia home hrrj iftrr a hort 'lino a from pnrunioniu. He hat been in pour health for Mime time. He Iravea a wife mid thr.-.- amull children, many relatives and a hoal of frienda, who grieve with the fam ily in hia departure. Mr. an Mr. r'n-d Rotph have been raring for Mr. and Mra. ( ha.. Gal braith. I'hilllp Coulter, are all y t'ing bet ter again. Miaa lora Nye, v.'is nlao haa the pneumonia, ia doing aa well at can be expected. Aiiaa Nellie (ieil lilt Ix.i n helping her slt r, Mra. Frm C'oLt r whj haa had nr C.t. Everybody ia nnxt rtiOy awaiting result, of the hfchwuy which w:n tur veyid fur the la.t w'k. Vinit Inrreaaea I'opularity LONDON, (By A. P.) Since his re turn from America, the Prince of Wales is playing such an active part in Knglish public life that it ia be lieved his name will aoon he officially moved up higher on the list of toasts at state ceremonies and public ban quets. Hitherto he has been fourth on the lint; the King, the Queen and Queen Alexandra preceding him. j A high official of the royal house-; hold stated that the King has given his sanction to a rearrangement whereby the names of the King and Queen are coupled in one toast, and the Prince of Wales will come next. Horse Kacing on Snow GSTAAI), Switxerland, By A. P. For the flrst time in SwiUerland, horse races with sprinting competi tions on the snow are being held, at ' this famous winter resort in the Bernese Oberland. Forty horses have '. been running and there have been' about 4.000 spectators at most of the event. Swiss cavalry officers rode most of the winners. City of Portland Recognize ifr". - 4- J ..( ..MJa?at i .t '. : . i -jC' . ,. 71 Bdwy "TWIN BEDS" HAS MIRTH RECORD If laughter be a panacea for all hu man ill, then those that will aee the funniest play ever known to the Kng lish speaking stage "Twin Beds" which will be the attraction at the Globe Theatre on Tuesday Mar. 0 will be forever immune from all bodily and mental trouble. It haa amusing situ ations built upon each other thick and fast; it haa srintellating lines, new wit and new slang; and it has brilliantly satirical characterization. It ia as sweet aa a honeysuckle; a tonic for! every man, woman or child. It ia a babbling spring of humor, and it's refined humor all the time. The com pany presented here is the one especi ally engaged to tour the larger cities of the mull west and the Pacific coast embracing well known Metropolitan fun makers. I Of Interest To Women In 1892 the Univrtsily of St Au- ! drewa, the oli"t in Scotland, openid ; ita di partmrnta of iliro'ogy, arts and ; .ciencea to women. ' By enumerating more than 600 people in one day, Mra. Kate Cherry. , I of Birmingham, Ala., it believed to have ratabli.hed a high record for wo- men anumerators employed in taking ' the l'J20 Federal cenaua. The firat woman notary public in ! Iowa, and poaaiblv in the United ! State., waa Mi.a E. C. Stebbina, of ! the town of New Hampton, who waa ' commit. ioned by the Governor of Io- ' wa under dute of February 2. lftKf). Mra. Frank O. Lowden. wife of the Illinois governor, is honorary prr.i d. n of the midwe.t branch of the Women". National Farm and Garden Aaaociation, which it to hold a two day conference in Chicago thia month. The fir.t woman to rrirularly hold a position at clerk of a United Stain circuit court waa Mitt Adelaide Utter, of Kan.aa City, who in 1H92 waa ap pointed clerk of the Fed-mi circuit court for the western diatrict of Mis ouri. The praritire of tingle women in adopting orphans it much more com mon in England than in America. The spinsters are .aid to make wonderful foster-mothers. In many catrt they have aeved a little money, want an interest in life, and go to the found ings' home for a baby. I-ady Crewe, one of England'! firat women magistrate!, ia not only a great beauty but intelligent and witty, as befits the dsnehtrr of the blirriant I.ord Ros-ebcry. Shr also pos se sea a fortune of many millions of dollars, bequeathed to her h her mo llier. who helnnnei o the immensely ' wealthy family of Rothschilds. Among the prominent institution. ' of lea r in? in the United States which ; owe their foundation and prrsent pro.periay to women philanthropists are Mount 1 1 ol yoke Collesre. founded bv Mary Lyon; I-eland Stanford. Jr.. University, founded by Mrs. Leland Stanford, and the Garrett Biblical In stitution, which had Mrs. Eliza Gar rett as its founder and chief benefactress. GARY TRUCKS gain recognition throughout the Northwest. The FIRE BUREAU of the CITY of PORTLAND is using six GARY THUCKS. Contractors, lumbermen, timbermen, merchants, cattlemen, warehousemen and farmers are using GARY TRUCKS. We can make immediate delivery. If interested and wanting to go on road construction, place your order with us for spring delivery. And pay for your truck in one seasons work. We also have other good contracts to place trucks on. Get a GARY for EFFICIENCY and ECONOMY. The GARY has one full year factory guarantee. We have some good territory open for dealers and dis tributors. One to Five Ton Capacities. ' - J Gary Coast Northwest Distributors Portland, Oregon. h It's Common Horse Sense to Take U H S H S H S H r H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Advantage of These Real Values $295 Ladies' High Shoes This is an odd lot of small sizes in black button shoes high or low heels. All of a reliable make and good stock, sizes from 2y to 4 VI', A to D in widths. We are selling these at a loss. You cannot buy more for your money in Footwear any- fl?0 QC where. Price , Z H Z H Z LOW HEEL SHOES z ;y I $5.45 J 1 Z BLACK KID, Low Heel, Imitation tip CC ATL S H 8VL. inch top. All sizes, special D.-J Z H ' BROWN CALFSKIN, low heel, tip, 2C AfZ Z S 8i. inch top. All sizes, special 00SO h H Z X THE HAMILTON STORE, SHOE DEPT. H H -,- Va r.0i rnpnppT fit 3 tHIHlHSHATVTTfiTnVSIHIHIHli Lima Beans Shipped Here WASHINGTON, (By A. P.) Lima beans from Madagascar soon will be reaching the United States for con sumption. Practically the entire ex portable surplus, the American Vice Consul at Tananarive has reported to government officials here, bill be ship ped to the United States, as several American firms have had buyers on ttij. niorlrat. .).... fA .1. ' " -v vJ puis up SI IV VI I the superiority of the GARY Agency, Inc. ii s II II Z N 3 N a H 3 II 3 II 3 II YJ1 Z 3 I Z II S S 3 $5.45 B H 3 M Z H Z tire crop if possible. He reports the crop wil lamount to about 27,226,000 pounds. Ou Business C. G. Thyser, of Fugene, arrived here this morning to visit friends and look after business interests. From Verdurt Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, well known farmers of the Verdun, ms. tion. transacted business here today. Bdwy 2162 Read the Advertisements and Increase the value of Your Dollar! The Albany Democrat Ben T. Ridders, Agent ALBANY, OREGON i i a- lilllllllUlllllii illlliHf
