Parcel Post is Extended
An important change in the regu­
lations relating to parcel post mat­
ter was announced by Postmaster
Myers yesterday.
The change makes ’ it- possible to
mail books, old newspapers,'maga­
zines and. every thing classed as
“miscellaneous reading matter,” in
packages of ¡more than four pounds
and up to 50 rounds, at parcel post
rates.
On pieces c" miscellaneous read­
ing matter weighing four pounds or
less, the rate remains as at present,
1 cent for each two ounces or
fraction, regardless of distance
carried.
After March 16, all parcels of
miscellaneous printed matter weigh­
ing more than eight ounces may go
at parcel post rates.
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Pleasant Vàlley Items
Natjceiis ¡/hereby given that all
¡bills unpaid, due for the construct­
ion of Union High School No. 2,
located in Sweet Home, Ore., against
the contractor, J; T. States, or the
building.committee of said school,
must be presented for payment
within thirty days from this, the
15th day of January; 1914.
Signed JI T. States, contractor.
S. V. Barr, chairman.
W. H. Cooper; W. D. Hill, J.
Steingraridt; Jake Menear, J. B,
Hunt, O. J. Mealey, J. P. Har-
rang, Clyde ..Rowell, Building
Committee.
Any bills that have not been paid
or allowed should be sent to the
clerk, S. R. Nothinger, Sweet Home
Mrs. Etta Philippi spent -Sunday
Prof. L. A. Simons, as usual,
at
her home in Sweet Home.
spent Sunday at his home in Soda­
J. Mann made a business’ tripe, to
ville.
Albany last week.
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¡.a„- —................................... [ The literary society met last Sat­ Miss Pearl Stitt has missed sever­
urday night. A good program was
rendered and the society voted to al days of school on account.«of
sickness.
adjourn until next fall.
Mrs. Anna Stocker and her broth­
Miss Alice Carpenter, of Leban­
on, is visiting at the home of her er, Gottlieb, gave a duet at church
Sunday night.
sister, Mrs. Jinks.
J. W. Nye took a load of freight Subscribe for Interino untainTribune
Mr. and Mrs. Horner were Tail­
man visitors Saturday and Sunday. up to Cascadia Tuesday.
A. J. Nicholls was in town Mon­
The loggers are rapidly thinning
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out the timber on the Sherman day on business.
Karl
Mealey
was
in
town
Mon­
Woods and Mr. Bigbee’s places.
Thé Cowitz brothers are cutting day.
Physician and Surgeon
Mr. Gilbert has been suffering
trees on the west side of their place.
Some of the Pleasant Valley with the toothache this week.
farmers are using the good weather
J. Steingrandt was in town this
to advantage by plowing and mak­ week.
Galls promptly attended
ing preparation for putting in their
Several people from this place at-3
- day or night
spring crons.
tended the dance at Waterloo, anti
Mrs. E. R. Gainer and little son report a fine time.
Reporter.
have returned to their home in
Lebanon.
Karl S. Mealey was called home,
i We understand that the loggers
are contemplating moving their last week by the sickness of his
engines the latter part of the week. wife. He expects to return to
S weet H ome
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Lebanon, Oregon j
i Everett Smith attended church in Goos bay as soon as he can leave his
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home safely.
Sweet Home last Sunday night.
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DR. I. B. WILSON
Come in and let us show them to you
or write and let us send you a catalog
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Kerr & Rowland Drug Co.
Trojan Stumping Powder-
MAGAZINES AT ALBANY AND SALEM ORE.
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Harley DavidsonaMo tor cycles
THE 1914 MODELS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY
Guns, Bicycles, Sporting Goods
MAIL
ORDERS
ARE
GIVEN
PROMPR
ATTENTION
ALBANY-GUN STORE
Albany, Ore.
HAUSER BROS., Props.
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«Take Notice
The Intermpuntrin Tribune has arranged to make its
readers a Special Clubbing Offer with the Albany Herald
The Intermountain Tribune specializes on the news of Sweet Home
and surrounding territory;'- and the Albany Herald is giving a
telegraph report of the1 world’s news and specializing on the
news of the county seat, all of which is a complete news service
The Herald Publishes the Albany Evening Herald and
—the Albany Twice-a-Week Herald-
SPECIAL OFFER
Regular price of Intermountain Tribune..............
$1.25
Regular price Albany Evening 'Herald....,,...
..... ....... .$3.00
Total................. :...... ..L-..— ............... ............. Ä$4.25
SPECIAL PRICE FOR BOTH ...........
$2.75
The Semi-Weekly Herald and the Intermountain Tribune
can be obtained for $2.00 per year
If Intermountain Tribune subscribers have paid in advance, they
may pay the difference and get thé Herald at these .rates.
For subscribers who are in arrears to take advantage of the
special offer, it Will be necessary for back subscriptions to-be paid,
Mrs. . Miller . and her son John
made a, business trip to Lebanon;
Saturday.
A. E. Gabriel went to Portland
Friday and from there will return
to Oak Point Wash.
Mrs. Geo. Haven, Mrs. M. Kelley,
Mrs. Clarence Caufelt, Mrs. Neal
Loftin,' Mrs. Will Gibson, Mrs. Tyler
and Mrs. Barton were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Frichti one day
last faeek.
Will Gibson has returned home
after a short stay in Portland.
On Wednesday, February 11, a
dinner was given in honor of ; the
18th birthday of Miss Mae Rowell
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Gabriel.. A very enjoyable time
was had.
John Reeves left Friday for his
home in Eastern Oregon. His
brother Will accompanied him to
Lebanon.
Miss Mae Rowell was a business
visitor to Lebanon Friday.
An annual telephone meeting
was held at Ed’Bigbeè’s residence
Saturday. A large number from
this vicinity were present.
Frank Burnett was a guest of
Mr. Gabriels Saturday.
Roy Wood was in Lebanon Tues­
day on business.
. • Mapcellous Fell was a visitor at
Gabriel’s Sunday.
Will Gibson and family are visit­
ing friends in. Lebanon this week.
A Bargain
For sale or will trade for land
out of town, the second house north
of Hotel Sweet Home barn. If you
mean’ business come and see me.
H. M. Bowser, Sweet Home.
Administrators Notice
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Intermountain Tribune, Sweet Home]
Post" Cards
$1.00
Per Dozen
A. E. EDWARDS
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Photographer
SWEET HOME, OREGON
Photographs
$2 to $6
Per Dozen
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed by the County Court of Linn
County. Oregon, as the administrators of the
estate of Edith Leach, deceased, as such as by law
required.
, . Therefore notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the said estate to present
them Bave. duly verified as by law required, at the
office of N. M. Newport, in the Lebanon National
Bank building in Lebanon, Oregon within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 13th day of February, 1914.
N. M. Newport,
F. E. Fell,
Attorney.
Chester A. Leach
Administrators of Estate
PRICES ARE COMPARED
One Sweet Home Merchant: Meets Jones’ Quotations
and in Many Instances Undersells Him
Editor of the Tribune.—Ini order to show that “A Reader”
whose communication in your paper of last week is off in his
conclusions, I (quote from the catalogue of Jones’ Cash Store, of
Portland in comparison with my own, prices for which I am now
selling and have sold for some time. Of course I am not nor can­
not keep as large a variety of Jones keeps, but what I have do
not suffer by the comparison. ,
Commence with page 3 of ¡the Jones catalogue and you will
find that I have not misrepresented him in no instance.
Jones prices
My prices
Spider leg tea, per lb.....35-to 60c per pound..................
45c
Gunpowder tea per lb. .40 to,58c per pound .............
l 45 c
Ghirardellis chocolate ..„......... ,.-33c ....¿................. . ...............:.......i.30c
Rice, 5 pounds ...................... ... ..s.-35c 5 pounds-.............. ............35c
Beans, 5 pounds......... .......... ..¡,..33c ’ 5 pounds..:............................. 35c
Macaroni ................. .’______ 7 c '
....7c.
Lard, 4| lbs...... ..................... .¿,30c 5 pounds .......L. .................. _ „..80c
Compound, 4i- lbs...-.... . ..¿.....¿.flOc 5 pounds....!,...^.......____ ...i....65c
Pancake flour, 4 lbs........... .......25c 4 pounds............ „¿¿..„„¡„„......20c
Corn flakes, package..!............ 10c "package.... .... „..........
....¿t.lOc
Tea Garden syrup. .......... ...„90c ____ _
....... ¿..„¿¿85c"
Karo Corn syrup.... ...,.’..l;..J....58c
.¿,..... :... ..r...(.,.... .„.__ ...50c
Mapeline........... .*.............. £... ...35c ............
35c
Crescent baking pwd., 5 lb . .1.00 . 5 pounds.................... ,„.„„.¿1.00
K. C. baking pwd., 25 ozs,...k;20c ,25 ozs..... !__ ■.........
...20e’
Corn starch.... 9c
............... ..........................................„ z9c
Tomatoes, standard . ............
9c
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9C
Corn, standard..... ................ 9c -
9e, or 4 cans.......................... 35c
Condensed milk . ...........
...10c ‘9c/or 4 cans.. .,.;... .;...,....... ¿.-.,85c
Salt, 4 pound sack..,..... ............ i9c
4 poune sack..................
10c
Olive oil......................... 1......
23c
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25c
Black pepper per lb............... .. 25c per pound............... ¿..„¿,„......25c
Spices, 2 ozs. ginger mustard
or allspice.... ...................... ...■.i6c .
...1....... ..... .. ................. ;. j6C,
Cinnamon or nutmeg....!.......... 9c .... .'....... ............... ..........J.......... 9c
.... ^...„..„„¿„„¿.'’...„¿„,„;..„4,„,23c’
Citrus washing powder..... 13c
Lye, per can 10c, per doz.... 1J00
3 for 25c. per doz, ............ 1.00}
Pearl coal oil, 5 gallons..........._L 10 per-gallon 25c, 5 gal. ............90c
Copper boiler No. 9....................3.75 -fojfe'Same
...... ..... ,.......;.-.2.25.
Understand that I pay the freight to Sweet Home on all the
above articles. Look at -your Jones catalogue and see how many
of them on which you will have to pay the freight from Portland,
if you buy from Jones.
I guarantee that all of the 'above goods I -sell are equal in
quality to those you buy from Jones.
Now, Mr. Reader,’if you do-notabelieve the above statement,
come to my store and I will convince you. Money talks.
W. H. ¿DAVIS
DEALER IN
General Merchandise, Groceries, Etc.
SWEET. ¡HOME, URE.