Albany daily democrat., March 15, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

COUNT Y JE WS
Notes from all parti of I.ltm
Cvjnty
llulscy Items
I In ry I u vii (iuukIH a hor.e lo lake
I III' place of Ihc Ollc he lost hial Week.
Mia. W. A. Cummintra went lu Mill
t'tly Maturduy to athnd I he funrr.il
of a relative.
Mia. J. M I'ortrr it wallinic on the
(ico. Maxwell funilly; time am two
new eaara of the flu there.
Kunator K. II. I'ottcr took iliwn
tirk with thr flu in Alluny lait week
Mint hia wife U nek ut honn,
Mn. Terry In quite irk with mu
inonia. Mr., Florence Green U wait
ing on her.
Klih-r C. II. I'hlllp. attended the
Mmi.trriiil Convention la. week at
Portland.
Mr. lloikiiu ami his on Dwiirhl
came ilown Tuesday to vialt at thr
F. II. I'ortrr home.
1'r.irl Trur lu. bou(h a farm out
aouiheatt of town anil will inova out
there anon.
Mr Hannah Cuinminir waa in last
Thumlay anil reported thr birth of
a dauKhicr to her grand ion, Kmrry
Nixon, ut Culver, Ore.. February 20.
Mia Kthel Krvln front Alluny la
here making her home with her (la
ter. M i Krvin, the prini'iial of the
chool. Incidentally she .1 warning
in Suirtrvani'a tire a .he hat time.
Mr anil Mr. M. F. Gardner, who
liavr Iki'ii out to tin Ir aoti'a place
taking r..re of the sick, the whole
f.nnlly bring auk at one time, have
niur ml home, t Mr I K. (inriliirr
ami hi family ate ablu now to take
Curf of themselves.
llalscy Knterpn-e.
W. Walhaupt, T. Dickson, I'. Freerk.
.en, W. Cary, K. Prop.t, W. Ohri.l
ami Miaa Wanda Willlama.
Dcllicrt Ackerinan waa thr honoree
llowcr. 8 niilr Ka.t of HheiM whan
(Inn Uie.lrr Amirk ami Miaa Viola
liaya llnwrra were unlteil in marriug
by h. W. Trait, pastor of tin church
of a birthilay dinner og Wrdneaday'of thr llri thi.rn Only immediate
licllirrla teacher anil achool matai rrlniili or tlie r.imlly preaent
a him a surprise dinner at thr
Knox llutta school in honor of hia
eleventh birthday, Kleveu cumlle
W. C, Hoover ami children arid K.
W. Trull and family wrra vi.iting
ho home of J. II. Jlowi-r. HumLiy
were placed upon the birthday cuke 1 afternoon ut the wedding of their
and eleven gue.ta were seated uround daughter, Miaa Viola ayc Mower..
Ih table. Thi-y wera Mra. K. (ieer,
l(.ilph anil Hi rt Chamber., Florence
llucttrlck, Kuih Culdwvll, ltaymu:d
Jenkins, Kjephi'it, hlorvnre, Cecil und
Hussell Freirk.cn and l)i lU.rt Ack
1 rmnn.
fKACHERSWEKK
IS PROCLAIMED
HELENA. Mont, Mar. HV-Marrh
Gates Gatheringa ' 10 21 " urv" deaignated by Govcr-
GATF.S Ore., Mar , 15 Guorgie ' nor 8.1m V. Stewart of Montana, lu
Kfford frartured hia arm Sunday ' formal proclamation, aa Teachers'
whtl, cranking the or belong,,.- lo wlH.k Th pr0),r ,r, urged to con
Hoyd. Ilaa.rtl. r ' ..... .
Mr.. K. Young I, cuffcrirg f ron. . ,i,l,,r t,,B ""1"1"" whlch. ' ''"
an attack of Irgrippe. , ilurcd, aenou.ly mrnacv thr future
Mr., (arey who la Waa reported 1 of thr achool 1 of tha atale.
had the flu la able to be out attain. I Sulane. paid Icachera are ao low
Mr. and Mr.. Fred Urorkman and : lh , brcomil,K mort ,nd mor.
ran of 1111-1 In ml wnvL -anl li,.. .
iior. at thu home of Mra. Hrockman'a "Mticl 10 procur. Instructor, and
.later. Mr.. Kva Kandom. . ,M rur?' " V .
Mr. I...- I',.;. ...... .... fr,.m ""! 0T on la.t fall, for lack of
Portland ami I. vlaitinK hor dauKhler "her., the Kuvcrnor .ay..
Mr.. Kva Kandom.
The Cemetery ajcli ty met at thr 1 r.f riTTTTTrvXT PAD
home of Mr.. Koberl lluuro March II W'UI I I I lVil T VJ l
after the bu.ine.. wa. di.potrd of ; SCOUTS PLANNED
ihr aorial hour wa. .pent in a content !
Mra. Maud Uavi. winning the favor ; National Board of Kirc Un-
after which refreshment, were aer-
derwritera haa off' red to nlv aever.il
Knna llutte Note
KNOX litlTK. Mar.-h 13-Mra.
Tom Obii't wu a leaaaiit hote. to
the llirhilny club ut h'-r home on Wed
tie'ilny ;triernonn Nrnltework and
aorial ronvrr.afion followed by rt-
f rv.hmeiii, niaile up the !rnurra of
the aflrrntMill. Those pr.eii( weir
Me.d.nir, W l.urhi, O K William..
V..I I.W lh.1 lll.lr.. Ttl.l-
were Mr.. I.urv Oavi.. Mr.. C.-o Kan- '"' Uoy ScouU ,or lh' br"
dom, Mr.. K. M llc.te. Mr. I.yona, ' raay on the ifenrral aubjert of fire
Mrv M Howe., Mr. la-ah Hotzberif. prevention" .ay. Jumea S. Weat in
Mra. A. P. Kcolt, Mr. . M. Ilevirr, ihe "Official News" department of
Mr.. W II. Kobert.011, Mr.. Anna Hoy. Life for Kerbuury. "The plan
Arkrr. involve, thr awarding of one aolid
Mr Clark like went to Portland lo ,iv r and one bronte medal to the two
vi.it relative, for a few day.. I scout, in each irrofraphirat district
. Charlie Smith is eiilni? on crutrhe. I who .hall respectively aubmit the brat
from thr efferii of a Mow 011 hia) and arrond best easay in thia compe-
kin-r with a buitehaiu while wnrkinif
for the (fate. Mill Co,
LYONS NOT KM
LYONS Ore.. March 15. The re-
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply CrMtn In NWrlU To
Open I p Air I'uum.
tinon which will br oprn to rvrry re
tUrttJ mi'mUr of the Hoy Scout of
America. It in conUniphited that
; thr re will be Ko certain (tdditionjl
I it wa nig mnK' to the boy who ubmil
fka (aa-s a.a.v B mon If M 1 1 ihnka rflli.
cent rama have been welcomed by ,lJi nHl Tne driHtU o( ,hr,r wari,,
the farmer, of thi. vicinity. A irreat j Wllh thr ron(itiona and date of the
dc.il of riain wa. planted ilurniir the clo,inf o ,he competition, will be
month of February and the cold prinlrd in an rar, iUr of s,.0minK
i""" -'"", "' 1 which will be ent to your local acout
and mellowed the soil makm it an from whom you CB, tnc
id. il seed ld with much le.a labor . UcU Jhr pia h the ,iprova of
than u.ual. Stork i. comlnir through rt.vrnlu,ivt acout official, through
thr winter in fine shape and the piven UUJ () coutry.
vrnliri la "The silo ha. paid for it- 1
aelf at.'ain thi. winter
triuVibrV""1 , lJT''; ,h",y vt 'T " ,heYAP ISLE BOASTS
1 jwi wh urrwkinw i . , , ,.t s
cVmIv No I..i.in. ....at... i Tie i ommutiiiy emu mn wun .ir
tnueoua diarhar . heail.cba, dryneaa rei K Track. Thursday of laat werj.
atrudv-linir for breath at night, your.eolil Mia. Kva Hiatt is recovrrniK from Yaq, the very important island near
tir catarrh la eon. " 1 h-r recent attack of thr flu. I Cuam. important because of tbe fact
Itont atav atoffed tinl Ceft a nuatt t. t: r a. u.i..M.
Kottl. b El.'. ( lutm ir ! . ' . . .. . - . ' that it I. a trani-TacifnT cable ata-
, . J . :s . ' a lew :av ai me nome 01 nrr auni
Mrs. H M Merrrr of Fox Valley.
Marion Martin and family arc mov-
Mauri of the head) aootua and beat I mir Into tjietr new farm home rr
ilia swollen. Inflamed muov-s memhrsos. trmtly purrhaard from J. O. Sandberir.
drurviat now. Apniy a little of thia
frairrant, antiarntie cream in your Doa
trila. let It penetrate through every air
ttlng you instant relief. Kir's Cream
lialm Is tuat what r ery cold and ca
tarrh euflerw haa beaa ijaluag. ll's
(uat splendid.
-ECU! HOT WATER
HF YOU
DOHT FEIEX MGET
Bayt glass of hot water with
phosphate before braakfast
washes out poisoha.
The new .aw mill at Hlaleyvill
will soon be romleted and will mean
another pay roll coming: from the
lumber Intercut, of Kox Vulley.
The Salem-Mill City stage Line ha.
resumed their morning and evening
schedule and will be welcomed by
their patron, of Kox Valley
S. I). Hrovvn. assessor for this di
triet is a husv man these day. get
ling 'over his large territory.
Shedd Items
A pretty home wedding was cele
brated Kriilnv at the home of J. II.
lion, haa ihr most stable currency in
the world, acconding to Marine Corp.
Sergeant Alberto. Uresaahan. who
was today a. signed to recruiting duty
at &?0 Market Street, San Francisco,
Calif., and who waa recently visit
or at the Island of Y'ap.
"Yap currancy la very stable and
solid." said Sergeant Brcsnahan today.
"Now I mean aolid currency in the
litteral sense.
"Stones flat, smooth ones, with a
hole drilled In the center, very aimi
lar to Chineae coins constitute the
form of money in Yap. A dollar atone
weighs two pounds. Imagine trying,
to get home with three twenty dullur
stone. A resident of Yap could get
011 top of a mountain and pitch pen
nies and ir would be like a land slide "
If yott wako up with a had tnate, bad
breath ana tnngan la mated; it your
bead la dull or aching; If whnt you rat
aoura and forms gas and .acid In stom
ach, or you arc bilious, conatliiateuV
nervous, sallow and can't got fooling
Juat right, bcKln Inalila bathlug. Drink
before breakfast, a glaaa of real hot
water with a teaspnouful of limestone
phosphate In It. This will flush the ;
nlsons and toxins from stomach, liver, j
kidneys and bowels and cleanse,
sweeten and purify the entire alimen
tary tract. Do your InsMo bathing lm- I
mediately upon arising In the morning
to wash out of the system all the pre
vlota dny'a pnlsonnua waato, gnsos and
aour bllo before putting more food into
the etomarh.
To feel llko young folka feel: like
you felt bofore your blood, nerves and
muscloa became loaded with body lm- i
purlttea, ret from your pharmacist a I
quarter pound of llmostona phosphate
which la Inexpensive and almost taste
less, except for a sourish twinge which
la cot unpleasant.
Just aa soap and hot water act on
the akin, cleansing, sweetening aad
f reahenlng, so hot water and limestone
phosphate art on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. Men and women
who are usually conatlpated, bilious,
headachy or have any stomach dis
order should begin thia Inside bathing
before breakfast. They are assured
they w"l become real cranks on tha
ubject shortly
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No wonder the KlectriC Range captivates every housewife's heart.
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Come in and let us demonstrate these ranges and the cook by wire
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Exquisite Underskirts, bought for
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sample garments.
Silk Jersey Petticoats $8.95
Changeable Silk Taffeta Petticoats
$4.23, $6.00, $625, $6.50, $6.75
Some of these Skirts are embroidered
some fancy colorings, still others plain.
We invite you to participate in the
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Special Purchase of Sample
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New Dainty Aprons
Small White Aprons, fancy and select
are now being shown in our Lingerie
Section, 2nd floor.
Priced 40c to $1.50 Each
New Fancy Lisle Sox for Men
Printed Lisle Sox of Good Quality
Blue with Brown I
Blue with Green A Pair CC
Brown with Blue OOC
Brown with Green
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A beautiful Lunn Sweet walking
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Nut Brown Calf Skin $12.00
Soft Black Kid $9.50
The Hamilton Store, Shoe Dept.
Yhere you get a correct fit. Buy your
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