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Eiffel Hosiery This l Ul html. ery fur discrlm ihiiliiiir women, hecaunu It embod ies those features which are funda nifiiUln of hlith iiiiilily hosiery Durability, Shapellnc, Comfortable Fit. Only t h e heat grades nf yarns mill dyes are us. I'd in tin' inunu fnotuie nf F.lffel llo.iery, Mini ly seietitilic rein forcing n t nil pOllltft if wear, this hosiery is exceptionally Ion k" wearing und serviceable. We offer Kiffrl Hosiery in Silk, lotion ami l.isle in nil tltc popular and staple colors. Wnmens Hosiery rmiitrc- in prlre from S.'ir tu $3.00. Children's mill Infant him from 2."ic lu 75c. FLOOD'S STORE S.1I W. 1st Street Dry (ioods and Furnishing New Classified (Continued Krom I'k 1) FOR SAI.K SiiihII ranch, 1 miles I from Alhany. H'a acres, 4 in young ' orchard. Fine apples, Juhiiutliun SpiUculierg, Kings, Baldwins ami Yi'llnw I'ippina. I acru In alraw- J berries, I -4 acre in rMl rasphori les; IS F.nglish walnut trees; 2 umce trees; 12 Koyal Annti cherry trees; . 7 black bine" M Kentish ami d pent ; trees. Small garage, KhmI seven i room limine, l.toftuc lignt. vliirki'ii i house. Phone :I0 J , Alhany, tire. la'l Went Yo,uina Sawmill Purchased. NF.WPOKT. Ot.. March SI -I". J Ilamaon uf Corv.illis former owner of a sawmill at Harris. Lincoln conn ty. which br sold recently. h.i pur- rlinml a small sawmill at West Ya ijuina Mr. Harrison will probably move tilt mill an it present location in almost inaccessible except at hik'h WIlt.T GLODE THEATRE THURSDAY, APRIL 1 ALCAZAR STOCK CO. IN THE LONDON, NK.W YORK AND ItOSTON FAKI R COMEDY SUCCESS (1 THE MAN FROM K0KOM0 HAVK YOU F.VKK HF.F.N hOKO.MO ITS TO LAUGH The World In Full of the Sob Stuff Why nut make the WuriJ Seem Worth Whilr SKK THIS tiKKAT CO.MF.DY A Million nnd one Healthy Laughs FOH 8AI.K (iiHiil used piano. Itcus unable turma, come In ami this inntruiiM'iit fur your own conviction Wiley II. Allen, Music Co., IIJ7 l.yon St., Alhany, Orison. lall'D HHt MAI.K- Fresh cow ami I) wk i.l.l pigs. Phone Hell 22 V 'i J II. Mulligan. Alhany, Ore. Id. 2. ItiH'D KOIt HAI.K A iiolnnd rliina aow ami It pi-", ! Week i.l.l, Price flifi.UII I'll till I J 2. K. O. Newport TuiiKent, Ore. all) I'OK NA I.K 21 lie r in all in rultiva tioti. o-rt urn plastered lmuie, hiilh ami toilel, lint unil eolil water, elee trie lights, water system, nnlewulk to pluru. (ioml hnrn, ehii'ki'ii park I'rii v t:2M. 1 1 o II ii' ti ami llornliui k Alhany, Ore. alA K AST Kit APPAREL lU'Uiitiful tii'W (inriiiiMitM for pritiir Wmr nt m ttvnuf to you ,,f 15 Per Cent si Suits, Coats Dresses, Skirts Latent New Y'urk Stylea in all of the aeaon moat popular material ami colon. . H. Bikman I3H Went 11 St. SCOUT CLUHFOR GIRLS OKGANIZKl) liinuKuriition of a k'lrl'n ai-out cluli in Alhany wai t.ikm up L n.rht at .i niretinif hrhl tit the puhlie Ithiary l.mt nu'lil. A l.uKe nuinlii r of yomiK IflrU lii-tween the a'r of 10 anil 1H wito iiri'in nt ami were nililrriteil ly Itcv J. C.Spemer, Iru.l. r of the Hoy Semite t Alhany. Till IN hi hrveil to he the fi'l nii.v. in, i.t of tin kiml uiiiimi! yirl that Ii4 hern m.uli- In the vl.ite It ia .l..nn..l to holil werkly mertim' ami nave Ircturra ilrvoteil to he.ilth anil hyirirne Knrournirrment of otitiloor port for K'rl, arc intein.-il hy tiione ' lllterentifl In the Inovrment TUr Or- ynnir.iiion will he anniLr to the Hoy Si'outa hut entirrly aopjrate an.l dis tinct from it Thr next niTtlnir will t.ikr plnca ut the lihrary Wrdnemluy April 7. FARMKKS SCHOOL OPENS AT IIALSEY Knrmrrii Kxtcnnion hol nt I,nk' Ofrk nmr HuUry n)rin'tl for a two dnyn' ! m thin ntormntr. KxtM'rtH fnnii tha facutly of (. A. . wen pit -Hi'nt nml took ti thi- ((iMuilon nf prat-tirnl nuLj'tH iinlinff with tht cvrry dny iiroLU-mn of fnnii lifp. C'onunuriity dtnrnni will be rrvrd l unn if thi rouriM) uf the school mihI ii lurt uttendurter wim pn'tifnt nt thr opninir thin innrninir A fentun of tbo KchiNil will ht the privilcp K,v'n to nil in nltrtuliinrt to pnfnt any questions to thv timtrurtori which will In unnwi-nsl from th ntnml point of rxpvrt rXMrirncr. CHAMHKHLAIN IS UNDKRTIIK KNIFE WA.IUNOTON, Arril t - I'nUrd State Srnnior Chiimborl.iin of (r Kon wm oHrtrd uHin WodnrxUiy jft'TtiiKin for an abcfts in thr rt(f ht rnr Thr trouhlr wji thr re Mil t uf a nrvvrr cold from which ti: m-n.ttor h.t" brrn auffrrinir for huvitiiI day. Whrn mi oprrution nppmrrd to In nrrmiury Wnlnrmlny rffort wvrr ni.tdr in take him to a hopil..l. All hopitnN to which rnlmncc wnn nouirht hrinur fillrd to r.iparity, tht opiTNtion was performed at hi reai drnrr. The prcinlint attmdinjf him n.iid that ihr Heuator wilt lc conftn ri fry hi, rmim 'om ttm Quality Supreme in the J. (,'. Penney (Vs. ladies Keudy to Wear Kxpert jutltces of materials, Our New York IJuycra, select qualities that give service made in the latest htj les. SUITS $2-1.75. $2J.r,0, $31.73, $11.75, $49.50 COATS $16.50, $17.50, $1!).75, $111.75, $31.75 to $11.75 DIM-SSL'S Silk Poplin $8.90, $9.90, $10.90, $12.50 $11.75. DRL'SSh'S ScrRc and Tricotinc, .. $21.75, $29.50, $31.75, $39.75, $11.75, $19.50. DUI-SSI-S Satin, TalTcta, Crepe dc Chine, Georg ette Combinations $11.75, $19.75, $21.75, $29.50, $31.75, $39.75, $11.75 to $03.00 SKIRTS Satin, Taffeta and figured Silks, at $8.90, $9.90, $10.90, $12.50, $11.75. SKIRTS Wool Plaids, $10.90, $12.50, $14.75. SKIRTS Blue Sense, $8.90, $9.90, $12.50. SKIRTS Poplin, $G.90, $7.90, $9.90, $10.90. SKIRTS Screes and Plaids. $1.98, $5.90, $0.90, $7.90 WAISTS 300 Georgette Crepe, $5.90, $0.90, $7.90, $8.90, $9.90. WAISTS 2fJ0 Voile and Linen. $1.25, $1.49, $1.98, $2.19, $3.98. t'ONFKKKNCK IS (Continued From Piro 1) injr which will he hrlil heie thai day ..t the public lihiury It i planned to have the Vjrioun churvh uraiiiKationa of tho town in I.mii county ap(Hinl on minmli-r iti.d on luynirn to r'-prrriit thfir I.Miominatioii and a local chairman for vuch town hjvinir more th.iii one ihnoinuiation will he appointed hy thr county chairman. Work of r .iiiif the I. inn county iu:,ta of fund will he lurnrd over to the orirnnizationa in the separate towna jccoril nu to their pro rata lure An effort W'll h- made to a vod duplication of rff.At and , eeuic cooperation betw-ern the work er, A (. Srhmitt nf the Fimt Nation, til Hank ha been apnoiiited chairm:.'! for the diive and Ui aaound the headquartrni in I'ortland that every effort will be expended to make the campaign a uce. hrre. I Ileunuh A. Faulkner, rridiiik" near I I-ebanon. were married thi mornnir at the M. thodiat parsonairc hy Rev. J (' Spei.eer. The couple left imme diately for Uhaiion afUr the cere mony. f LEBANON COUPLE WED HERE TODAY W.-ilrv ft Tnvlor f l-hnnnn ami LAND TRANSFERS INCREASE HERE The amount of transfer recorded i in me county recorder a office is the I true index of real estate tr.tn.,c'.ions of the county, from month to month, and from year to year The pr-wnt i 1.1 in excess 01 list year in the number of transfers m lur tne month of March juat elosi I. the fe were tariJO atrainst .Ki3 '15 for the n.onth of Murch last year. Fi hruary of thi year the fees w. rc .'U'! 70 while Inat year the Fcbnn ry amount was y.".W.85. Modern Dairy Farm Sold RAN DON, Or.. Mnrch 31 The F. T McMullrn dairj- form a: Denmark in northern Currv county has been sold to Kenneth Perkins nt Itamlon. the consideration beinir $.10,000. The McMullen farm is one of the modern dairy plants of this section. Mr. Per kins has taken poaession. Have You Heard the Story of SAMSON? The SAMSON Tractor has come to stay! It has come not only to Albany but to every farming community in the U. S. The SAMSON has come because there has been a demand for a tractor that will not only deliver more power, have longer life and be low in price, but will have the backing of big -men in a big way for many years to come. The SAMSON line of power farming equipment is the farm ers salvation. To own a SAM SON tractor, you don't have to tie up everything you own. A SAMSON costs just what the horses you displace would cost. It comes to you complete, ready to operate in your field. No ex tras to buy to make it give you the service you want from it. A Samson Sells Itself We don't sell you a SAMSON tractor. You buy a SAMSON! This is our plan. We invite you to our showroom, we ask you to inspect our tractor examine every detail. We don't talk horsepower, drawbar pull and revolutions per minute. What we do talk about is what the SAMSON tractor will do on your place with you or your driver running it. When we take your deposit for a SAMSON Tractor, we don't consider that you have bought a tractor from us. First we must take the tractor to your field on a truck. We send a competent man with the tractor. He is your hired man for two days or as many days as you need him. The SAMSON. Tractor man never leaves your farm until you are thoroughly satisfied that it is the tractor for your farm and that it fits your conditions. Samsons Are Guaranteed Then, after you have thor oughly satisfied yourself about the SAMSON Tractor, we close the deal and the tractor is yours. You are then a SAMSON Tractor owner and we are the SAMSON dealers in your community, roady to serve you at a moment's notice. We are ready at all times to make good our guarantee against defects of material or workmanship for one year from date of delivery of tractor. You can't go wrong on a SAMSON tractor. First, vou know all about the SAMSON how to operate it, what it will do on your farm, how to care for it, before we close the deal with you. Second, we guarantee every part against d e f e c t for twelve months. And most important of all, the SAMSON is built in immensse quantities by the Gen eral Motors Corporation, the greatest builders of power equip ment in the world. Samson Service is Always Yours Vick Brothers are here to give you service. The Albany Vick Brothers store is but one of VICK BROTHERS ten in the Willamette Valley all conducted under the same policy the customer must be pleased first. No matter where you are in the Valley, a SAMSON service car or a power farming specialist is at your command. The SAMSON factory is to day producing more tractors every day than any other tractor factory in the world. But in spite of that fact, there will not ba enough SAMSONS for everyone this fall. Already our advance sales indicate an enormous fall delivery of tractors. Don't wait too long to consider tractors. Come to our showroom see the insides of a SAMSON. Then see the others if you think it worth while. Decide now about tract ors. But above all, don't be forc ed this fall to buy a tractor you don't want, all because you didn't act quick enough. THERE WON'T BE ENOUGH SAM SONS TO GO AROUND. DEALERS IN SAMSON PRODUCTS 109 WEST FIRST STREET PHONE 76 ALBANY, ORE. Samson stores in Newberg, Salem, Corvallis, Dallas, Woodburn, McMinnville, Silverton, Leban on and Eugene. "inrnmniff 1 iMllilNMHlir