No. 1
Auto
graphic Kodak
Jr.
Price
$1667
Pictures, .
214x3i4
inches
IfMl
KODAK
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 and complete, but there is ono
thing you won't find here 'something just as
good." We ell the real thing.
Kodaks from $6.49 up. Brownie Cameras J2.S6 up.
FRED DA WSON
T "e Retail Store
LOCAL
Personal Mention of People
I
Nutro-Cigar
Nicotine-Neutralised All the pleas
ure of smoking without the harmful
effects of the Nicotine. Try One
Walter Jackson, Distributor. 5m27
From North Lebanon
B. B. Doughton, . one of the well
known farmers residing North of
Lebanon, transacted business h?re to
day. Mr. Doughton is batching this
winter, his family are in Salem,
where the children are attending
school.
Visits Pfeiffer Home
Miss Minnie Drugger, of Portland,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Preiffer of west
6th street, left for her home this af
ternoon, i
From Scio
Mrs. Fred Bilyeu of Scio, and little,
daughter Virvmia, were Albany shop
pers today. j
To Visit Daughter !
Mrs. L. A. Miller, was expected to
arrive here from the South today to
visit her daughter, Mrs. A. W. Brown. '
Pioneer Visits I
Thomas J. Munkers of Portland, a'
pioneer of Scio, was an Albany visit
or today on his return home from Scio, j
where he had been to visit friends and ,
look after business interests. i
Visits at McMinnville
Dr. Geo. H. Young, left today for'
EASTBURN BRO'S
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Fruit Sugar 100 lb. sack $15.45
PURE COUNTRY LARD, Per lb 30c
CRISCO, iy2 lb Can 55c; 3 lb can $1.10
6 lb Can $2.15
MAZOLA OIL, Pint 38c; Quort 75c; Gal. . .$2.65
PURE OLIVE OIL, J-Pint 55c; Pint . .$1.00
-Gallon $3.65
CRACKED HOMINY, 9 lb Bag 60c
Albers Pearls Wheat, Large Package, 3 for $1.00
Albers Rolled Oats, Large Pkg., 3 for $1.00
Albers Flapjack Flour, Large Pkg., 3 for , . .$1.00
Cream of Barley, Per Package 18c
-Kelloggs Wheat Biscuit, Per Pkg. ,10c
Quaker Corn Puffs, Per Pkg 10c
Yellow Tail Tuna Fish, ALL WHITE MEAT
Every can GUARANTEED, 7-oz. can , . .25c
15-oz. Can 40c
"ned Milk, Large Can, 15c; Small, 3 for 25c
Soap, 4 bars for 25c; Brown, II for . , .50c
Ml Hard Wheat Flour, Per Sack . . . .$3.00
' Flour, Per Sack $3.15
'LES COFFEE, 1 lb Package 40c
Coffee, 3 lbs. for ....$1.00
J COFFEE, 1 lb. 55c;, 5 lbs. $2.65
;ves, Gallon Can $1.50
TASHING POWDER,
' 23c
"1 for 50c
, SAME OLD PRICE
? Per Loaf.
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T IVER THE GOODS
BRIEFS
and Activities About the City. ,
McMinnville, where he is to trans
act business in the interest of his new
field of labor.
Visits Son 'At Tillamook
Henry Gerties, of Glaser station,
was an Albany visitor this noon on
his way to Tillamook to visit his son.
From Eugene
Mrs. G. H. Farber, a well known
citizen of Eugene, was an Albany
visitor this afternoon.
From Lebanon Cannery
G. H. Randall, secretary and book
keeper of the Lebanon cannery, was
an Albany business visitor today.
Went to Corvallis
E. F. Wiles, of this city made a
business trip to Corvallis this after
noon. On Business
X. M. Newport, one of Lebanon's
well known attorneys, arrived here
this noon to look after legal business
at the court house.
Mill Run Feed
Red Crown Mill rui $13 a ton. Ton
price given on 6 sacks or more. Other
feeds in proportion. Red Crown
Mills. rnlOtf.
From Brownsville
Mrs. Frank Walker. Mr. J. W.
Cook, and Mr. Knowles, arrived from
Brownsville this morning to attend
the convention here today.
Mores To East Store
Mrs Humphreys, who hi birn
demon si rating Oregon products at the
Holnun and Jackson store for the
last week, moved to the B. C. Miller
store today.
Attends Mother's Funeral
J. II. Westbrook. af Son Jove Cali
fornia arrived here last night to at
tend the funeral of his mother which
occurred today.
Transacts Business In Salem
Hon. J. K. Wratherford. went to
Sulem this morning to look after le
gal hu-inrss in the capitol city.
, Went To Hosier
I Mrs. J.imcs Nichols, of Phinview.
was an Albany vinor last night on
her nay lo Moirr io visit her sister
who is reported seriously 111.
Fr'm Lebanon
i Albert M. Kpperly ami E. Stales-
! man, of Lebanon were Albany busi
ness visitors last night,
Scio Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Poimlexter, .in. I
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morris, of Scio were
Albany shoppers yesterday afternoon.
Car Load of Maxwells
Waldo Anderson and son, received
another car load of Muxwells this
week and are now prepared to meet
thr demands of their customers.
Went To Portland
Dr. Elmer C. Uipe, left on the first
train today on a business trip to Port
land. From I'irtle
Mrs. Black, of Pirtle station, was
an Albany shopper this forenoon. Mr,
Black is the Oregon Electric agent
at Pirtle station.
Vi:: in Portland
Mi .. Dr. A. P. Howell and little
on A'lcn, left for Portland this morn
ing to visit friends.
On Business
John Shaw, left for Portland and
way points today to look after bus.
iness interests.
Went To Portland
Mrs H. R. Worth and little daugh
ter Helen, went to Portland this morn
ing to spend a few duys visiting
friend.
On Business
A. J. Rou-seau, of the Highway
Katage. went to Portland today to
!ook after the interests of his firm.
Went To Salem
Ben Cohen, traveling frieght and
passenger agent for the Oregon Elec
tric was an A Ibany visitor today
leaving for Salem.
I From Monroe-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Groshong, of
Monroe, returned home today after
visiting relatives here and at Dever.
Filed Firm Name
The Willamette Valley Land Com
pany a new realestatc firm of this
city filed their firm name yesterday.
Thr firm consist, of C. M. Dollarhide
and Fred Young.
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Visited In Lebanon
Mrs. Frank Devlin spent the day in
Lebanon yesterday, visiting friends
and transacting business. '
Transacted Business
Raymond Ncbcrgnll left fur points
In Lane County yesterday lo look af
ter business in the interval of the
Albany firm.
Still Maintains Interest
The Democrat today received a
check from Mrs. W. L. limits, of
l.oda, III., a former Allmny woman,
renewing her subscription lo the pa
per. In her letter, Mrs. Ilouis stales
that she stilt maintains an active
interest in Albany people and looks
to her DemiHT.it to keep her Informed.
Weather KeHrt
Yesterday's temperature ranged be
tween 34 and f4 degrees. The rain
fall wn 1'J Inches bringing thu river
op to 3 1 ft. above low water.
O Tonight and Thursday Probably O
O Knit! O
Hoy llitra Tongue
Thu small son of Mr. and Mr.
Frank Dunnals was injured Tuesday
while riding his tticycle in front of
the Dannals home when he fell off,
striking In such a manner as to bile
his tongue causing a painful Injury.
FUNERAL SERVICES
OF MRS. ARCHIBALD
HELD HERE" FRIDAY
The fumral services, of the late,
Mrs. Frank Arvhibald, who died at
her home in Vancouver, Washington
will be held a: the Fonmilter chape!
at 2.30 o'clock Friday afternoon. J.
C. Spencer ai d the Royal Neighbors
will olfieinte at the. services. Inter
ment will be made in the Riverside
ccmetry.
l ower Admitted to Practice
SALEM. Ore.. March, 10. Willis
L. Hard of Corvallis today was admit
ted to prartiCr law in Oregon upon
a certificate from the state of Neb
raska. Mr. Hand cxpecs to locate in
Bentcn county.
It is just one hundred years since
the manufacture of quinine was begun
in Philadelphia. )
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Warranty Deeds !
C. Irena Williams, to C. S. Williams,
lands in Tp 13, S. R. 3 West, 0239.1S j
acres.
Winona Josephine Williams, rt al '
to Nettie E. Simon, lands in Hackle- I
man's Add to Albany.
Eimrr (!. Gipe and wife to Edith
R. Braitcberry, lands in Pirtle Home
Tracts.
Parille Byerley, to Jessie Farmer.
How Can I Save Money ?
Wise buying means economy.
The way ty buy wisely is to read the aevertisements
became advertised products are good products.
because merchants tell you of their bargains through
advertisements.
because almost every new o p p o r t u n i t y is offered
through an advertisement.
because practically every unusual buy is advertised.
because you save time and trouble by choosing what
you want and where to get it from the advertisements
instead of hunting all over town.
How can I save money? By reading the advertise
ments. . . .. .
. .t
Xou'U save money by keeping up with every opportu
nity to get full value in buying by reading the adver
tisements regularly!
The Albany Democrat
lands In (ioltrs's Add to Albany.
I.uey O. House ton and husband to
Robert II. Torhet and wife. Units In
SPECIALS
VOn TOMORROW
PERCALES
200 yards of light ami Dark fancy
Percales, 2H inches wide, wilt be
placed on sale tomorrow, only
at a great saving limit 10 yards
lo a customer
Vtt Value, at 1 Q
Per Yard IVC
I filllM Large 10c burs of
a uuvt A1 ,
Soup
llnnlwater ( aatil Soups,
ed you tomorrow at
Worth's Dep't Store
I'honc SO
Buy A Home
We offer for sale the Hurry
Stearns pruierty titrated at No.
S.'ii W. 7th St. The owner is leav
ing Albany and ha reduced the
price from $.l,iSMl to $2.1,00. The
lot alone is worth $2,0iH).
The cottage is plastered, has
friHMl modern plumbing and bath, 2
K-d rooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen, pantry, hath, base,
ment. laundry tubs, electricity wir
ed in for lights and electric stove.
Pavement is puid for also cement
walks, 7 bearing fruit trees, lot
is full sixe liilxllO feet.
Price includes range, heater, ll
wood in the basement, laundry
tubs and linoleum on Hours, all for
l-ViOO on liberal terms.
Call at office or Phone,
Beam Land Co.,
City View Add to Albany.
Robert N. Tortwt and wife to Lucy
O. Huston, lands In City of Albany. '
' HATH TOWELS
Bleached Turkish Towels, good
liberal also Extra Heavy buy
these tomorrow, stork limited
tiSc Values at
49c
Each ..
Buttermilk
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Wallace IluiliUnfJ
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QIIlUlS
1 sls Lyon St.