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No.l
Auto
graphic Kodak
Jr.
Price
$1667
Pictures, .
2V4x3i
inches
EVERYBODY likes pictures everybody likes to
make them everybody can, with this simply
worked instrument. No sooner does the opened
box disclose a Kodak than the camera is in eager
hands and "click" the first picture is made.
Our stock is varied nd complete, but there is one
thing you won't find here "something just as
rock)." We sell the real thing.
Brownie Cameras $2.86 up.
Kodaks from $6.49 up.
FRED DAWSON
Kexall Store
LOCAL BRIEFS
Personal Mention of People apd Activities About the City.
in this city, Mrs. E. B. Small.
Returned From California
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Rhode, who
have brvii visiting in California for
sever.il mouth, returned home last
night.
Krom Sweet Home
Miss Gertrude Barr. a teacher in
the schools of this county, and a
daughter of Mr. and Mr. S. V. Barr,
of Sweet Home, was an Albany visi
tor yesterday.
I.channn Visitor
Alma Morris, a pioneer of Lebanon
and vicinity, transacted business in
the city Saturday afternoon.
Visits Parents
Mr. and Mr. Clarence Wile, of
I Benton county, spent the week end
' here visiting their parent anil other
friend and relatives,
i Shedd Visitor
.Henry Kivorkst-n. a retired fanner
residing at Shedd, arrived here thi
I morning to tiatisHi't busines.
: Krom Mill City
I O. Tinkle ii ml R. Kutton, of Mill
City, were Albany viitor over Sun
day. Went To Salem
Van WtiiW, left this morning for
Salem, to look after the interest of
hi firm in the rapitol rity.
Krom Jefferson
K. W. Krhart, of Jefferson, who has
recently old his farm In that vic
inity was an 'Albany busine vi
itor today and may locate here .
From dates
R R Ros. a well knnwn riilien
of Rate, transacted bnines here
1 this forenoon.
Visit Parents
Mr. Ii'a Burleson, cf south eat
' em. M'ouri, arrived in this city to
diy en her wav to Mill City to visit
rr parent, rr end Mr Reo
JacoH who he ha not Si-en for
:tc.-l ve:-r.
R-tnrmit To Position
Miss il.ml Kaii. i-eturne' to her
work at the Cuirk bank, tc-lav nf'.T
teinc out far scverrl day on account
cf b -r ill
I
every Monday and in Corvallis i-acli
Tuesday of the week.
On Business
Dr. W. W. Kimmell, pf Lebanon,
was in this eity today on professional
business. Dr. Kimmell has been one
I
an asssavawssssB aaaaBiB) essssassasi
Visited At Elmira
C. E. Rexford. F. W. Smiih, and
W. W. Greene, of the Nebergall meat
market made a trip to Elmira Lane
county yesterday.
Visited Brother
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stenberg, of of Lebanon's well known physicians,
Salem, visited Mr. Stenberg' hro- - for many years.
Keturocd rn m rruLsville
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Su inr.l, u
:urned from Brownsville thi morn
ing, where they had been to spend
the week end visiting Mr. Stannard'-parents.
Went To Portland ! Vent To Jefferson
W. M. Parker, of Benton county re- Miss Nellie Si -ph.' son and Mis.
turned to Fortland today after vis- b'er.son retur-a i t th-.ir home in
itirg at his old home. Mr. Parker Jefferson this mornix: after spc.idiiijr
is in the employ of the Pacific Paper the wtek end her; visiting relatives,
company. On Business
Courts in Salem Hon."Cha. Chili!., of Brownsville.
Judge P. R. Kelly, went to Salem was an Albany visitor today on his
ther and family here yesterday. Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Stenberg.
From Pirtle
James Oyer, a well known pioneer
farmer residing near Pirtle was an
Albany visitor this forenoon.
way to Corvallis.
Visits At Marion
.Mrs. A. H. Hunt and Mrs. Mavry,
left this morning for Marion to visit
again uxlsy :o conduct court as cir
cuit judge in his district.
To Attend Anto School
William Greene ,who has been
working in th Sears bakery, for the friend and relatives.
last three months went to Portland From Scio
this morning to attend a tractor and Mrs. Mina Curl, of Portland was an
auto school. .Albany visitor this morning on her
return home from Scio where she
Returns To Brownsville
Miss Beatrice Holbrook, returned
to her home near Brownsville today
after spending the week end here vis
iting hr'cous::i Miss Claire Tillman.
' Celebrates Weduir.g Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pirtle of the
St. Francis hotel, celebrated their 31
wedding anniversary yesetrday. They
were married in the state of Iowa and
came to Oregon 16 years airo t cxt
May.
Prof. South Here
Prof. Chas. South, of Portland, is
in this city today giving instruction
in violin muie. Prof South i here
has been for the last few weeks.
Portland Visitor
Mrs. Sadia Mohr and daughter
Pcarle, of Portland, spent the week
end here visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mr. H. L. Stenberg.
Went To Portland
Mrs. M. S. Holmes and daughter
Mary Louise, left this morning for
Portland to spend a few days visit
ing friend and relatives.
Returned Home
Mrs. H. SI. Welch, of Portland, re
turned to her home this morning af-t"-r
visitine at the home of her -tter
BULK
00s
Drugs of Quality
In every consideration
of safety, economy and
results, it is always best
to buy good drugs.
Ve decided long ago
that we could not afford
to handle anything but
the best and our custo
m:rs reef the same way
apparently.
So when you want
drugs of unequal quality,
ourity and strength-you
have only to come here to
get them.
Burkhart&Lce
DRUGGISTS
First and Ferry Sts.
Accepts Position
Ralph Lamb, of CovavlllU, and a
former citlten of Albany, visited
friends hure yvstcVday on his way to
Portland, where he has accepted a
position in the internal revenuo ser
vice. Krom Oregon City
I. 1. Stephens, ef Oregon' City,
formerly a resident of this city, Iran,
acted business here today Mr. Steps
en has sold his pl;o:ieriy here which
is located on west fclh sirvel He 1
now employed in the Oiegon City
paper mills.
Krom Brownsville
D. K. Newlaiid, of Brownsville, ar
rived here thi noon on hi way
back to the lugging camp In the coast
mountain where he is working.
Son Dies at Newherg
E. Glenn, of Mill City, wa In thi
eity today on hi return from New
terg where he hail been on account
of the death of his step son who ded
there of pneumonia
Sells Bakery Plant
The Elite Confectionery and Bak
ery ha sold its Bnke-Kite oven to a
Vancouver, Wash, firm. The need
for more space in the eon feet iuurry
and ice business is eivin as the rea
son fur disposing of this modern
baking plant.
' Returns to Portland
! Mr. May of Portland, left for
: her home t ils noon af'er visiting
her d iughter here, Mia. 1). IV White,
Sella liriaro
The I.ewelling Motor company re
I ports today the sale of a llrt.eo to
: Roy Applrgatc who has recently sold
: hia fnrin mar Albany and will move
here as soon as he can find a location.
Weather Report
Tonight and Tuesday probably rain
The river stands at 2.5 feet. Yester
day the temperature range! from 37
to 67 degrees.
On Ntrert Again
H W. Tripp, who ha been suffer
ing from rheumatism for the last lwo
months, Is again at hia placa of busi
ness, although not fully recovered
from his attack.
Left For Montana
Mr. and Mrs. 1). K. llanlnian, who
havo lievn living in Albany fur the
laat few month left Saturday fur
their former home In Great Falls,
Mont. Mr. llanlnian laat summer
oiened the Goodyear Service Htatlon
at First and l.yon Streets, Inter selling
uut to R. W, Tripp, local Oldsmobilo
dealer.
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
kindly mention trn Democrat.
& SUNBEAM 'lamps
SUNS ONLY tXl.MI'KTITOH
KVKItYTIIiNf. KI.EfTRICAL
Western Electric OUTFITS IN8TAI.LK.il AND IN OPERATION
Farm Light SATISFIED CUSTOMKRH-JOHN WINK LEV,
And Power W. W. POLAND. O. B. KKKIILEK. I. II. COPE-
OutHta LAND, JOHN WILLS, J. S. LUCKEY.
WiniNG DONE BY LICENSED BONDED Will KM KN
Phone 20
THE ELECTRIC STORK, INC.
SIT Weal First St., Albany
1 C A
m. KH.TCI.NG
M
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SUPPORTING
CORSETS
Announcing the arrival of Mrs. L. C. Harris
from Jackson, Michigan, to demonstrate to the ladies who will visit our store on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, the new idea that is presented
in this corset-design of the CAMCO. simplicity of the adjustment Durability
and many other new features about this celebrated corset, a cordial invitation is
extended to all, try and visit her during the three days she will be with us.
WORTWSDEP T STORE
m Phone 80
sircilWIIIIIilil'iliitil
Wallace liuildinx
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What an Electric Range
Means in the Home
The houswife has unconsciously waited for some way to solve the
kitchen problems. To eliminate the servant, save time and dirt and
unnecessary labor, heat fumes, objections of all kinds and descriptions.
The Electric Range not only solves thi kitchen problem but more
it save-two most vital thingss. FOOD and FUEL.
Electrically cooked food is better food, has greater food value and
flavor, and minimum shrinkage. The way food is cooked is all Import
ant. The Electric cook realizes this three times day. Come in and
see for yourself.
Mountain States Power Co.
THIRD AND LYON STS.
PHONE IS
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
Life Is not merely to lire, but to
live well, eat well, digest well, work
well, sleep well, look welL What a
glorious condition to attain, and yet
how very easy It Is If one will only
adopt the morning Inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
ran. Instead, feel as fresh as daisy
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the Internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
I Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphste In It to wash from the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
previous day's indigestible waste,
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying
the enUre alimentary canal before
putting more food Into the stomach. I
l ne action of not water and limestone
phosphate on an empty stomach Is
wonderfully Invigorating. It cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives one
splendid appetite for breakfast While
you are enjoying your breakfast the
water and phosphate Is quietly ex
tracting a large volume of water from
the blood and getting ready for a
thorough flushing of all the Inside
organs.
The millions of people who are
bothered wltb constipation, bllloua
spells, stomach trouble, rheumatism;
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are)
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
which will cost very little, but le
sufficient to make anyone a pro
nounced crank on the subject of
v.Jr It f
"Th longer you play U
"Tht (uwcfr it grow"
Note the Cheney Violin Res
onator in the diagram above.
That resonator is carved from
seasoned violin wood and
suspended free from the cabi
net walk
Thus it vibrates freely and
adds quality to Cheney Tones
as the sound passes through
it, just as a violin vibrates
when a bow is drawn across
ft strings.
And like a rare, old violin,
Cheney Tones grow richer
with the years. Hence we
say "The ionges you flat
rr, THI IWUTBR rr CROWS."
Cheney
is the Instrument which
Rosa Raisa praised 1
In no uncertain terms, the famoiu soprano of
the Chicago Grand Opera Company said
"Never before have I heard an Instrument
which $o perfectly reproduce the artl$t'$
voice and the very timbre of the orchestra. "
This, superiority of Cheney Tones is due to a
most remarkable series of exclusive inventions.
It plays all records plays them with a purity
and rich quality which must always appeal
Darticularlv to those who really appreciate
good music.
Regular models are priced from .... 90.00 lo 365.00
CONSOLE ART MODELS ,.moo
FISHER -BR ADEN CO.
The Store With a Welcome