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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1920)
f Sunset Blouses for Boys SUNSET Blouses are made from carefully selected fab rics. Their construction ami finish insure a perfect fit, anil your boy will take pride in wearing the Sunset. We have a variety of cat and attractive pattern with military and convertible high, low collars and short and lonif sleeves. Made of plain blue Cl.ambrys and neat stripes in Shirting Madras; these materials will stand the frequent tubing that are so necessary with boys clothes. In sites from 8 to 14 years, reasonably priced at $1.50 FLOOD'S STORE 334 W. 1st Street Dry Goods and Furnishing Mm ' W. G. McDonald, to. Gilbert Mc Donald, lands in Tp. 10, S. K. 1 West 50 acre. Nellir Smith, rt a) to Kurll Mc Donald. Iaud in Tp. 10, S. K. 1 Weal (10 acre. l.ouixe G.isiu-r, to George Gixnrr. lands in Sec. 14, Tp. II S. U. 1 West tl acres. Studchakers Arrive A car lond of Siudehaker Special Six automobiles was unloaded today by the Albany Garage: This is their fourth carload of Sludebakcrs since December 20. Directors Meet at Library The school directors will meet to morrow afternoon at Public library from t to 6 p. ni., at which time the library will not be open to the public until 7 o'clock In the evening. in25 Tangent Grange Meet The Tangent grange No. 7 will meet Saturday, March 27 beginning at 10 a. m. Those wishing to keep their membership please be present or notify the Secretary. (Signed) URBAN SHRODE. Sec. 25m2' ANOTHER SEWER (Continued From Page 1) FORMER ALBANY (Continued from Page 1) her home since that time. Mrs. Wakefield was a woman of sterling character, a true friend, and a sincere christian, and was greatly be loved by a large circle of friends in this city as well as in Portland. She leaves to mourn her loss in an especial manner, her husband, D. W. Wakefield, a daughter Mrs. George L. Walker of Alameda, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. L. E. Blain and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton of this city, and Mrs. F. P. Nutting of Portland. Interment will take place in River side Cemetery, this city on next Mon day afternoon. Many towns in Oregon will con duct a Daily Vacation Bible School this year. The Oregon State Com mittee has just ben organised to help all who plan this kind of a school. .. I . .I.:- ... L. children of your town this year. Rev. J. W. Hoyt, Ashland. Oregon, will furnish information generally made uncomfortable as a re suit of the nuissnce. Some such ac tion haa long been contemplated. It is believed that this would relieve the supply of excess water from that portion of the city. The extension of the Baker and Ferry street trunks on out to act as storm "sewers was also mentioned as possibilities, but this was not brought in for discussion. A bill for the construction of a new sewer to replace the old one running through blocks 104, 111 and 112 Hackleman's addition east from Rail road street between Third and Second was passed and the contract for the work, which will begin within 10 days was awanled to W. S. Weaver, whose mm 1! bid was $2105 40. Other bids were1 V. W. Mason, $264(1.10 and A. L. Purl-, er, 3,328. The report of the committee 4111 Streets and Public property for the grading and gravelling of Pine Street from Saiitinm Road to Eighth Street! was adopted and the petition of prop- rrty owners for the work grunted. A petition signed by Dr. A. P. Howell and others for the grading and grav elling of Seventh Street from Main to Pine was referred to the same com mittee for investigation and report. The Oregon Klm-tric Ry. t'o. through its attorney, Gale S. Hill, was granted a three months extension of time for the construction of a spur from the main freight line to the P & S. cannery. The work will be com pleted by July 1. Upon motion of Councilman Beam the installation of a fire hydrant at Salem Road and Pine streets was authorised. New Classified (Continued From Page 1) The Seeds My Dad Plants! F)R more than a generation, successful gar deners have been planting Northrup, King Sz Co.'s Seeds. Boys and girls, as well as parents, have become familiar with the Northrup, King & Co. Seed Case. Each year when its bright, fresh packets appear in the dealers1 stores, everyone knows the time of fresh, crisp vegeta bles is only a few weeks away. The whole family enjoys gardening when ', Northrup, King & Co.'s seeds are planted. Every packet assures many delicious meals, as the seeds are bred to produce large yields of fine flavored vegetables. Lock for the Northrup, King & Co. Seed Case in your town and make early selection of all the seed you will need this season. You can now get standard size packets of these tested seeds for 5c. . , :? NORTHRUP,EClNG&C0!s EIEB VIERICR'S BATHS Expert Workssaatfcip Three Chair L. VIERECK BERT CRAWFORD, B. F. KIRK Your Patronage Solicited First and Ellawerth Sts. Northrup & King Co. SEEDS FOR SALE AT Murphy's Seed Store First Ferry Streets. Albany, Oregon EASTER BAZAAR At the First Mothodist church, Friday afternoon and evening. Cafateria dinner from 5:30 to 7 o'clock, p. m. m25 The dissipation society of ' the Catholic church will hold a cooked food sale, Saturday, March 27 at Walter Parker Store. Mrs. Frank Horkey and Mrs. T. J. Dowling will have charge. 25m27 FOR SALE A very high grade car at reduced price; has been used as demonstrator only a short time. See this if you want a bargain. One 7 passenger Studebaker; two new tires, new paint, new top, in excel lent condition, price $500. One Max well, 1918 model, first class condi tion every way, price $700. Elgin Six Salea St Service. Across from Armory'- Phone 368-R. m2&Al FOR SALE 5 hesd of g-xid milk cows all fresh; also 11 head of Durham cows. Phone 502-L. W. I. Waddle. 17th and Washington Street, Al bany, Ore. 2Sm27 USED CARS 1917 Dodge; 1918 Dodge. These will stay only a few days, 11B, 1917. 1919 Chevrolets and a 1918 Saxon Six like new. Ral ston Motor Car. Co., Albany. Ore gon. m.J.W. FOR SALE A Chalmers roadster, 1911 model. Good condition. Price 1225. Enquire at Albany Gurage. m25tf WANTED A man of experience for Grocery Salesman. Give references and state salary wanted. Please address No. 119, care of Albany Democrat, Albany Oregon. 25m27 FOR SALS 5 young brood sows due to farrow soon. Price 125 00 each. Phone 41-F-43. E. A. Young & Son. Tangent, Oregon. 2.rm27 WANTED Clean cotton rags, any color. Albany Garage. 2rm27 FOR SALE One. Qirkmeal range at half price. Six lids. Call G. T. Hockensmith, Stark Bldg. from 8 to 12 a. m. 2Km27 FOR SALE Fordson tractor. Has only plowed 20 acres. A bargain. Vick Brothers, Samson Dealers. 25m27 Spring Line of Crepe ; Kimonas Pretty Japanese Figures, plain blue, pink, lavenders J. C. Penney l'o. Prices $2.98, $.'1.19, $11.98 Big Assortment of Ladies Gingham Dresses Plaids, plain colors $2.98, $:i.!)8, $1.98, $5.90 Padies Percale Aprons $1.6!), $1.98 Ladies Percale. I louse Dresses $2.25, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98 Childrens Gingham Dresses $2.25, $2.98, $3.49 Childrcns Gingham Rompers 89e, $1.19 (.inuhams Apron Checks , . .22'jC Ginghams Dress 29c, 35c, 37c, 39c TERCAIJiS Dark, Light and Gray Percales 22' i'c, 25c, 33c, 35c, 39c MUSLINS Muslins at . . . .25c, 29c, 33c, 35c Cambric, at 35c, 39c Sheeting. 9-4, at 83c, 89c and 98c Curtain Scrims 29c, 39c, 49c, 69c, 79c MEN'S NECK WEAR Every need can he supplied in Neckties Over 500 tics are now here. Select at once, Watch our window P. C. Penney Co. Prices, 98c, $1.49, $1.64. $1.98 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN S SUITS $32.50, $34.75, $42.50. $49.50 MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S HATS $3.98. $4.98. $5.90, $6.45. $6.90 No Clerk Hire No High Rents No Fine Fixture Ladies Patent Leather Pumna Louis Heels Steel Buckle $6.45 Ladies BUck Kid Pj:nps. Louis lluels. Jet Buckles $5.45 Laid- Oxfords in Prown, Louis and Military Heels $5.45 Ladie Oxford. Louis. Mili tary and Low Heels in H ock hid $1.95 The Sture Whr- You Save Ladies Dress Shoes Clerk Hire SELF ERVICE HOE TORE 117 Broadalbin Ixwnl Institution Keen Your Monev at Home til The Foot Fitting Shop , f Springy! Observe please, that as SHE comes forward in that smart short skirt, her SHOES show first of all, and hence first of all in importance for the Early Season's wear, comes Shoes I Ready here with Spring Oxfords and Pumps the style illustrat ed is one of the Seasons Most Popular. , We have this stylo In both Welt Soles with Leather Louis Heels and Turn Soles with covered wood heels. Priced at $11.00 Everwear Silk Hosiery at- $1.50 & $1.75 COLUMBIA Advance April Records' I SOME SPECIALLY GOOD NI MIIEUS 6139 My l-le of Golden Dreams '. Columbia Orchestra The Naughty Walts Columbia Orchestra. II.2S 78686 Hear Little Hoy of Mine .. . Starrluri 1.00 2862 When You're a Million Mile from Nowhere lluirhea Once Upon a Time Hushes .85 2857 You Can't Get Lovin' Where There Ain't Any I.ove .Medley Fox Trot . . Louisiana Five Ja Orch .8.1 Wns There Ever a Pal Like You ? . . . . Henry Burr .85 ' 2861 Chine Al Johnson Wondering, Fox Trot Ted Lewis Jaiz Band .85 2861 Just Like the Kose Fox Trot Paul lliese Trio When You're Alone, Fox Trot . . . .Paul Itiese Trio .85 2863 All That I Want Is You Henry Burr When the Harvest Moon Is Shining Lewis James ,85 6MI Elder Entmore'a Sermon on Throwing Stones. Williams. Elder Eutmorc's Sermon in Generosity ..Williams We Will Gladly Play These for You Woodworth Drug Co. 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