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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. JANUARY tt, 1915
Our Annual
Embroidery and
White Sale
begins
Thursday, January 28th
and continues until Saturday. Feb. 6th
Besides our wonderful values in em
broideries you will find big reductions
on table linens, sheetings, bed
spreads, towels, corsets, underwear,
waistings, and all white goods
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First Street
CITY NEWS
Community Meeting
Superintendent of School, Jackson,
and the county school supervisor, will
be in attendance at a community mel
ius which will be held at Thomas on
February 20.
Bible Clan Elects
The Boys' Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church met last niuht
wiTh their teacher. R. E. Dowd. for
their annual banquet. Part of the
evening was spent in the election of
oliiccrs. Ernest Dohnert being named
as president. Glen Jackson as vice
president, and Hubert Kortmiller, as
sccre ta ry-t reasu rer.
Gym Class Banquets
A banquet was given last night at
the Y. M. C. A. by the division of the
women's class which lost out in the
recent membership contest. Th
If sers were captained bv Mrs. A. C.
Schmitt, while the winners were led
hv Mrs. P .A. Young.
Modern Woodmen Install-
Past Consul F. M. Powell was the
installing officer at the meeting of the
Special Saturday
Only $1.10
Combination Sets Weller
Ware
1 Casserole in frame
1 Mixing bowl
1 Baking dish
6 Romilcins
ESSEX & ESSEX
Final Week of
Clearance Sale
on Shoes
Every shoe ia the store reduced.
If the boy needs another pair of
school shoes buy here at deep re
ductions. Hi Tops, 2 full soles,
gun metal button. Size 9 1-2 to
2. Regular $2.50, P1 OC
$2.75 to $3, now . . 1.70
The McDowell Shoe Co.
"Quality for Less"
236 West First St. Cusick Bank Bldg.
Modern Woodmen held last night.
The following officers were installed:
W. II. Worrell, consul; William Wea
ver, adviser: William Bain, banker;
(Irani Kroman, clerk; E. B. Cornell,
sentry, and Fred Bloom, escort.
Chess Tournament
Chess and checker experts at the
Y. M. C. A. will have a chance to
show their skill in the near future in
a tournament which has been ar
ranged. The tournament will start
Saturday evening at 7; A) and all en
tries must be made by seven o'clock
the same evening. C. E. Sox, R. S.
Snyder, and David Wleder are the
committee in charge.
Intermediate League
The intermediate class al the Y. M
C. A. has formed a basketball league,
comprised of six teams. Two games
will be played each week, rnday nigh
being the time selected. The games
will start at 7 o clock.
Governor Appoints Notary
The first document to be signed by
Governor James Wilhycombe pertain
ing to business in Linn county was
tiled this morning m the otlice ol the
county clerk. It is a notarial appoint
iiient signed tvy the governor and th
secretary of slate, naming W. M
Heals, of Shedd. Mr. Beals is cashier
of the Shedd .State Bank.
Gun Club Shoot
The Albany Gun club will hold its
medal shoot tomorrow atternoon,
was decided at their meeting field a
few nights ago.
At th Hotels-
Registrations at the Vandran for
yesterday, afternoon and this morn
ing include: li. A. Falier, A. West
F. II. Rifer. R. W. McLeod, F. R.
Dunn, C lonklin. of Portland: Chas.
Grell. of Tangent: K. W. Riddle, and
C. W". Myers, of Corvallis; F. M
Bloom, of Mill City; and C. J. Clem
ent, of Gooch. At the Albany are
E. S. Miller. E. F. Furrer, 1. Hawk
ins. H. B. Tickner. F. H. Gill. J. G
Meeko. R G Caldwell, C R. Dedrick.
and D. N. McMillan, of Portland; I.
W. Kelson, of Corvallis: t. S. Dunn
of Eugene; C. K. Shipman. of Riddle:
O. K. Kay. ol 1'rineville; and I. (
Currie, of Salem. At the St. Francis
are: G. A. Von Schmitz, C. A. Pet
erson, Albert Peacock, and H. I.ee
hording, of Portland! M. Cummings.
o; Corvallis; J. L. Cooper, and J. Con
iter, of Detroit: O. G. Estes. of Me
Minnville: W. S. Barr. of North Yaki
ma: Howard Jenks. of Tanizent: R
D. Rurgess. of Toledo: and I. G. Gill
J. Moist, and F. H. Coffin, of Leba
non.
Will Dedicate School-
Superintendent Jackson will leave
Albany on February 5 for Fox Vallev
to oe present at tne dedicatory exer
cises of the new school house there.
the building is a two room structure
and Mr. Jackson says it is one of the
most up to date for its size in the
county. Miss Heleah Hubbard is the
teacher.
Wants Administrator Named
In the matter of the estate of Hen,
ry Shank who died intestate on fan-
uary i oi tins year, leaving an estate
valued at approximately SI4.000. Mr,
Shank has petitioned the county court
mat ner son Marry oe appointed ad
ministrator and that John Sandner
National Forest Timber for Sale
Sealed bids will be received hv th
Forest Supervisor, Albany. Oregon.
up to and including March I, 1915
for 140.0UO fence DOsts. more or In.
of western red cedar timber upon a
designated area within Sec. 21. T. 9
R. 7 E. W. M. Breitenbush water
shed Sanliam National Forest, Ore
gon. .No bid ol less than Yc per post
will be considered. Denosit with hid
$730.00. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved. Before bids are
submitted full information concern
ing timber, the conditions of sale, and
the submission of bids should be ob
tained from the Forest Supervisor,
.-wuany, uregon.
At the
Hub
Theatre
ENGAGEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
TRAFFIC IN
SOULS
The greatest white slave
picture the world has
ever seen. It's a grand
moral lesson. The clergy
ays, "The Greatest of
Films.-
6 ACTS700 SCENES
600 PLAYERS
1 Day Only,
Friday, Jan. 29
ADMISSION 10c
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
the 23rd and hut eolsode of the
"Million Dollar Mystery" before
the great solution, also a
Keystone.
John II uber, and i'at Lambert be
named as appraisers.
Condense Record
Because of the large number of rec
ords of various kinds on file in the
office of the county clerk it has been
found nrcessary to go through them,
doubling up records whenever possi
ble. R. M. Russell believes that by so
iloinir he can tirnviito ii.,iih im. l.v
accommodate the records of the nrvtl
eighteen tiinulha. (
Diplomas Arrive
Eighth grade diplomas have rrived
for the students in Albany who Massed
the recent examinations. The diplo
mas permit their holders to enter any
high school in the state.
PERSONAL MENTION
A. C. Schmitt left for Salem this
morning to attend a bankers' merlin)
in that city. '
Miss Emma Feeder, of Coburg. was
in Albany this afternoon on her way
lo Corvallis.
Mrs. Morilta Howard, of Dayton,
is visiting with friends in Allu.ny.
Mrs. J. II. Nemcliick. of llalsey.
spent yesterday and returned home
from Albany today.
Jack Berry went to Salem this af
ternoon. . ,
Mrs. Walter Parker, who has been
visiting in Newport, returned to Al
bany this afternoon.
Mark Bussard went to Kewuort
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grcathouse. of
Crawtordsville. were in Albany yes
terday attending to business matters
M. Prine. of Crabtree. was an Al.
bany visitor yesterday
Levi Walton of llalsey came into
Albany this morning on business.
Mrs. S. II. Goin and children, of
Jefferson, are in Albany this week.
visiting at the home of W. W. Francis
Windy City Ha Sis Day Race.
(By United Press Association)
Chicago, Jan. 28. The first six day
bicycle race to be held in Chicago,
for 20 years is scheduled to start to
night in the international amphithea
ter at the stockyards, with nearly a
score of well-known racers entered
If the attempt to revive the marathon
races is successful, a series of con
tests will be arranged this winter.
The track inside the amphitheater
is ten laps to the mile and amply
banked for speed. The building has
seting capacity for 10,000 special-
Warranty Deeds.
William J. Sturgis and wife lo Da
vid Walker, Jan. 26, 1915. Landi in
claim JV. I p. U, 5. R. 3 west, $600.
. A. Kankm and ' wife to Leon
Froedcvniix. Jan. IS. 1915. Lands in
Paradi'.e Add. to Mill City. $150.
A. ai. lempleton and wile to Ral
eigh A. I emplelon and Samuel R ,
Dec. 19. 1914. l-.-m.ls in Sec. 22. Hp
14. S. F 3 west. SHXW.
tsaheile Tracy lo W. H. Mills and
wife. Jar. 25. 1915. Lands in Sec. 34
and 35, Tp. 15. S. R. 3 E. 160 acres.
$100.
W. It. Mills and wife to David
Wood and wife. Jan. 25. 1915. Land.
in Center Add. to Lebanon, $10.
Real Estate for Sale
Beautiful 3 acre tract, in a high
state of cultivation, most all in fruit
and berries, and planted in garden,
fair house and barn, well situated, 15
minutes walk from post office. This
is all the best of garden land. Price
much lower than to own a house and
lol in town. No trade considered
But can make terms if necessary. This
is the best buy in a small tract that
has been put on the market.
U4 Acres All in cultivation. well
ituated. close to railroad station
Good buildings, good soil, terms J60UO
cash and balance on time to suit pur
naser at a per cent interest. Would
onsider Nebraska land in exehanvr
f situated right. '
34 Acres All in cultivation, fair
buildings, well situated five miles i
from Albany, some cash, and won 1 1 j
lake residence in Albany and lake
mortgage Daek on land for balance.
W Acres Close to Albany, fine
soil, small mun of cash, an I lake
residence in Albany to the amom.t
of $3000, ba'ance can remain on place
nouse ana one ana a halt lots, situ
ted close in on caved street. Pmnj
paid for. A regular snau. will not
consider any trade.
ror information call on I V Pn,
203 West Second street. - i
, J 20-10 rily w'
Tlk Qe&rramic Sal will sooim close. Mz oiraly a
FEW DAYS MOIRE
tmnifti! JMHimiry will lb pauses!!, auradl wiftlhi 2ft tht h&vgmn
prices ttlnaft are mow in dFifectt.
TEtkcsc prices are ttoo goed to pass. Come nira ait ounce
and ftaike advantage if ihzm.
NIGHT GOWNS, a jto.nl assortment
that lias bcou reduced for AQ
6ual clearance to tOC
BRASSIKRKS, all sixes, best makes,
now reduced for final clearance
to
89c
FERRIS WAISTS, many sizes, these
are the greatest values that we OT
hnve offered in a long time au C
One lot of hi,h-jfrade, standard COR-
SKTS, new styles, but discontinued
. mtxlels, uiedium nnd high busts, not
all arc new, but all arc tfood, QQ
all sixes. Your choice for jOC
Another lot similar to the l AQ
hove, but higher Rrade ej) A 0
WHITE VOILE DRESSES
We have a big assortment of WIIITK VOILK DRKSSKS. All-over &A QO
embroidery, lace-trimmed. Sizes 14 to 42. Ou sale this week for DnK70
Hair
Dressing
and
Manicuring
Parlers en
Mercantile
Floor
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3 Attention Subscribers! 3
During the present month a )
3 large number of subscribers hsve $
3 sent in their checks in settle- ft
mem of subscription accounts S
but no receipts have been mailed
9 unless asked for by subscribers. &
During the month of Februar
9 the mailing list will be revised 3
and each subscriber will then be ?
able to ascertain from the date
$ on his paper that proper credit
9 has been given on our booka. S
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WM. BAIN
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
INSURANCE
Roo m 5, Savings Mn!; flldg.
Hell 45
$5 Cash Prize $5
Wilt be given to anyone offering
best name for Albany's Marching
Club, Name must suggest Albany
by something city is noted for and
should be unique, catchy and origi
nal, AU entries must be in by Sat
urday, January 30... Address tem
porary Secretary, "Marching Club"
Bos 432, Albany, Or.
Real Estate
Loans 8c Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Ham me! Hotel Building
Coming Tomorrow
Clara Kimball
Young
in
LOLA
Schubert Production
6 Acts
at the
10c ROLFE sc
Yours Shoes Made Good as New.
l'or little money. 1 lave ruiplnyrd
a fii st cl.iss shoe doctor to as .isl me
ill getting your shoes out on tune or
Turd while you w.iit. Why have
oiir shoei spoiled on a machine
We will srw them on by hand for
the same pri.v Mail vour shoes lo
Itiuns. li e Shoe Dc:or. -'-'7 W.
St. dlv j.'1-.H wk i
LOST A Mack satin pump. Ilrll
phone JK7J jJo-.fli'
TUF.K PKt NING-l-iuil and orna
mental trre pruning; 15 years' e
petieme. Trices reasonable. J. E.
Montritiis. care (irnrral Delivery.
AIIany; jJH-l-'J
Globe
TODAY
The Making of
Him
Lubin two-part Drama
Playing With Fire
Selig Drama two reels
Too Much Burglar
Vitagraph Comedy
Licensed Pictures
Always the
Best
10c
5c
Place your order for
SMELT
with
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MEAT COMPANY
THE BEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES, PKODUCK
ad FRUITS
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"The Si.n al Quality"
136 Lyon St. Bulb Phones
VIERECK'S
BATHS
First-clats Workmen
Only
Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets
The Greatest January
CLEARANCE SALE
of Women's and Misses' Wear
A stupendous clearance of the season's most stylish apparel) .The
latent novelties now offered at one-half normal priccsl This Is the
day for buying late Winter apparel. In comparing this with other
ssles remember that this is the one store that liats its regular prices
and makes genuine reductions therefrom.
Women's Suits, Coats and
Dresses HALF-PRICE
, rr wntlY J nOf.