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SERVICES FOR THE
WEEK OUTLINED
Special services in observance of
Holy Work lwir.ni t St. M.iry'
church at 7:!I0 Wednesday night ml
will b continued until Knster Sundae.
The services of Holy Thursday be
' g.m at 9 o'clock this morning and
i commor.ito the blessing of the Kuril
arist at the l:mt supper. Following
communion the Kueharist '. car-
rit-il in procession to an alter richly
! lUcoiatid callid The Repository. The
I .ilt.ira were then bestripp.d to rep
I resent the deliverance of Christ to
; hiii rnemiea. The evening service
j will begin .it 7:.10 Kith Thursday and
I Friday. Scripture reading will le giv.
i en bearing on the cloning events in
i Ohirst's life. The public is welcome
i at the services.
TO have developed a
rare, wondrous cdo:, s
a com of thousands cf
dollars; and then to be
able to sell it in a beauti
ful package cf talcum at
a price within every
woman's means is the su
preme achievement cf the
makers of Jontecl, the f ' c
Odor cf twenty-'!- F!rw
ers. TryTalcJonteel today.
FRED DAWSON
The Rexall Store
DIVORCE RECORD
I IS INVESTIGATED
! RENO, Nev. April 1 The entire
I record of the Mary PiekforJ divorce
1 e.iSi is under a close investigation
by Robert Richards, deputy attomey
1 gi-ner.il of Nevada, for the purpose of
ascertaining whether it holds any ir
retu'arities or evidence of fraud or
collusion that would justify an action
being taken to set the decree aside.
The deputy attorney general said this
morning that when his investigations
nre concluded action undoubtedly will
be taken by -he state in case the
f-iets justify it.
MURDER TRIAL
BEGINS MONDAY
F.UCiF.NK Or., April 1-Fifty-eight
witnesses for the slate tn the mur
der trial of Martin A. Clark, which
will begin next Monday, have been
subpenaed , and it is believed that
the defense will summon almut Sli
witnesses, according to 1. 1.. Kay,
district attorney. Hie witness who
will travel the farthest for the trial
is Harry Wise, who lives at lata An
geles. He came from there for the
first trial last Novrniticr. Judge
Skipworth granted a new healing on
the giound lhat evidence at the pre
vious trial did not warrant the ver
dict of mundcr in the second degree
Clark is accused of killing Charles
U Taylor, road supervisor of Mc
Kemic Hriilge. while they were hunt
ing together in the Cascade moun
tains last August.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Personal Mention of People and Activities About the City.
Went To Portland
G. U. Dotson, left on the first train
today for Portland to drive back a
new Oldsmobile for R. W. Trip.
Moved to New Residence
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Hockrnsmith
moved into their new dwelling on
west 9th street yesterday. They have
built a fine modern dwelling.
Arrived From Lebanon
Mrs. Dora Warren, of Lebanon, ar
rived here on the early train this
morning to transact business in this
city today.
Returns to Cascadia
W. A. McKennon who has been
pending several days in this city
looking after business interests left
for bis home at Sanyon creek beyond
Cascadia. Mr. McKennon will be in
the forest service at Fish lake during
the summer months.
Gates Visitor
F. H. Artgensinger of Gates, was
an Albany business visitor again last
night registering at the Van Dran
hotel.
MovH To New Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barker moved
to their new home on fifth and El
lsworth streets yesterday.
Here From Idaho
Chas Prouty of the state of Idaho
a former resident of this city is vis.
iting friends here this week.
Returns From Newport
J. D. Sears of the Sears grocery
store is spend:::" a few days at
Newport looking after business in
terests. Interehurrh Workers to Meet
The interchurch " workers of the
county are to hold a meeting in this
city April the 15 under the direction
of Prof. Morgan of the college.
Modern Travelers Meet
The Modern Travelers will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Porter
of 1004 Washington street.
Went To Portland
a. S. Montgomery of this city, left
on the noon train for Portland on a
busines strip.
Halsey Visitor
James Porter, a well known farmer
residing near Halsey transacted busi
ness here today.
Business Visitors
M. Walker of Independence, H. E
Lampson of Sweet Home and F. O.
Robertson of Lebanon, were Albany
business visitors last night.
Mill Run Feed
Red Crown Mill run $11 a ton. Ton
price given on 6 sacks or more. Other
feeds in proportion. Keu I rown
Mills. "1(,,f
Wheat Wanted
We want a few cars good wheat, will
pay Ji.lt per bu., any quantity. M
Senders & Co. niSlaft
I'nderwent Operation
Mrs II C. Schultx. of Fayettaville.
uml-rwrnt an operation at the local
hospital this morning for appendici
tis. From Crahtrre
S W. Wirt one of the Crabtree mer
chants, was an Albany business vis
itor this forenoon.
From Seio
Hon 1). C. Thomas, of the Seio
flouring nu'ls and Frank dill a Seio
merchant transacted business in this
city today.
Went To Jefferson
ii.ni Mahler a retired f..rmcr liv
ing on west 7th street, made a bus
iness trip to Jefferson this afternoon.
From Tanrent
Mr. nnd Mrs F. K. Jenks, of Tan
gent, wrr visiting friends in Albany
to lay. Mrs. Ji lus is a former teueh
ed in the schools of the county.
Frm Montana
Mr and Mrs Kmil J lekman, of
Mortars, sre v-iting at the home of
Mr and Mrs Albert Au-tin of North
Albany.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the mem
bers of the United Presbyterian
Church of this city is to be held on
Aoril S this year. The usual election
.of officrrs and fin.mcial reports will
be reported and a church supper served
Fishing Season
Opens Thursday
DID YOU
Ever Face the Disappointment of Losing A "BIG
ONE,'' because your line was old, wouldn't hold, or
your old leader snapped? '
LOOK OVER YOUR EQUIP
MENT CAREFULLY
And then Let Us Fix You Up with What you Need.
YOU CAN RELY ON OUR
FISHING TACKLE
AND SAY, Have you seen our assortment of Spin
ners? They will fill your basket.
We Issue Fishing Licenses
Hauser Brothers
The House of SERVICE
INFLUENZA
starts with a Cc!d
Kill tJ-a Cell. At tho
nveM laic a
HILL'S
cascara&Bquinin
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tentcdr for 20 run
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f - f r n hit irv
I tele if it f ..:. Thi
.am b- h a
with Mr. Kill
picture.
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ITS TO YOUR
INTEREST
To Bring Your
CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS
to
HAZELWOOI) CREAM
STATION
H. I.. Stenberg, Mgr.
I2S West 2nd St.
Highest Cash Prices Paid
DOVElgj
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GARM DINTS,
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OUR ANNUAL
PINK AND WHITE SALE
We Feature the Lustrous Finish, Flesh
Color Batiste of
"DOVE"
Under-Garments
NOTT: Materials of flesh-pink color
arc so abundant today among our lingerie
under-garments that it is no longer fitting
to call this event merely A "Willi.
SALH" our showing of the popular pink
Batiste, and flesh-color Crepe Dc Chine
and Satin Garments will delight you. .
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Trip
M',yoY,e.
NEW LINGERIE UNDER-GARMENTS
Prices
Style
In these days of hiith
costs, you will be sur
prised at our reasonable
prices. And remember
the best made goods
are the most econoni.
ical in the Ion run.
QUALITY
The best of materials
are in the bodice to (rive
longest wearing qual
ity. Soft Nainsooks
fine llatistes, substan
tial Cambrics, good
Muslins, good Crepe Dc
Chine, Satin and many
new novelty cloths.
Our styles are the very
latest Creations of the
many leading designers.
Many new ideas and the
dantiest patterns im
aginable. TAII.OI.KI KFrE(TS
Tailored Styles, pretty
for their simplicity
abound in our assort,
ments.
Trimmed with dainty
feather and eat-stiteh-ing,
hemstitrhing, shir
ring, etc. They give
longer wear.
Workmanship
Our garments are extra
well made. Careful
sewing, strong seams,
with extra stitches, etc
Make them give extra
satisfaction.
Fit
The sires are correct,
the measurements aci
entiflcally accurate
The "KOVK" NIGHT
GOWNS, fur example
are fuller at bust and
hips than ordinary
IN.rm'-nts rml are cor
rect in lengths.
( IIII.DUKNS
MODELS
For the little girlie and
also for the Young
Miss. We have just as
nice a selection as for
their big sister or moth
er. At attractive prices
.. EXTRA SIZES ..
We sMsrially cater to
the women who t nuire
larce sues. We have
pretty stales for every
sizj and they are
made extra trong.
wfflT WORTH'S DEPARTMENT ST0RE "sr
From Pullman WihinKlon insrtnn, panned through thin city to- th funrral of bin brother who parrel
J. O. r,ilf)wp), nf I'ullm.tn Wnih- Hny on hi n-tnrn f-n, nflfirlintf "wny wt hn fnrm n-nr Sro Sundty.
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TRADE MARK
Glycerine Mixture
Prevents Appendicitis
Simple Glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, removes
all foul, accumulated poisonous mat
ter from BOTH upper and lower
bowel and prevents appendicitis. Re
lieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or
constipation. The INSTANT pleas
ant action of Adler-i-ka surprises both
doctors and patients. A business man
reports great benefit in a long stand
ing case of indigestion and sour stom
achy WiodworthOrug. Co.
Hair Grown on Ba'Jflcad
AftT btn almMt taUIfy hmll. Now Yortr
appily fotind tvfntttitn tthtch brought oat nw,
hjiurUot (trewfh of balr of which i U m proud
that bm will Mod Um lrf iffHnw froa to ntn
who uki for it, WtrUm: Jr,hn II. Flrltum,
Button r, Nrw Ttrt. M. t. Many wewnoa ar.j
mm !) frown hair ftr tt'l tM4 Gmk
th ot. thorn ttkm; Usi it imIm. '
EASTER
CANDIES
Eggs
Candy Rabbits
Attractive little boxes
and Novelties for the
Children.
Make Your Selection
Early
Leslies
Confectionery
230 West First St.
Farm Tractor
More than one-third of the tractors in use in the United States
arc Fordsons, yet the Fordson has only been on the market two
years. Just like the Ford car, the Fordson is an all-year utility. It
is a compact tractor; it is easily operated, it has more power per
pound weight than any other tractor manufactured, it is the lowest
priced tractor and it is the most economical to operate.
There arc more than seven thousand Fordson dealers in the
United States. There is one in every community who not only sells
Fordsons, but who carries a supply of Fordson parts for repairs and
replacements with skilled mechanics to give dependab'e service,
and to help the farmer get
the best out of the Fordson
tractor.
The demand for Ford
son tractors is greater than
the supply. There is only
a limited number for each
territory. Cet your order
in now. Orders are hllcd
in the order received. I
Made by Henry Ford &
Son and sold by
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