AOB VOUR
ALBANY DAILV DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, APRIL 1J. 1(11.
New Coating
In White Chinchilla
The most popular material
for Spring Coats
54 inch white chinchilla, r.cw weave, exception
al value $2.50
5 inch white chinchilla, heavy weight, $3. 50yd
ver.
Left for Anion
lu response to i disptach Chas.
Cline left niKlit (or Prcscott, Ari
tun, where a cousin is seriously ill
Went to Presbytery
Rot Gcsclhracht, Kjiot't,- Fdgar
D M C Crochet Cotton
Just received another big shipment of
D M C crochet cotton.
All sizes in'white from 2 to 100
A gent for
Standard
Pattern!
FLOOD'S
STORE
Afentt for
Kabo
Corsets
City News
In the Telegram
The Telegram last evening con
tained a fine picture of Mrs. Emma
Sox Newton, one of the patronesses
for the annual receptioin and ball of
the Oregon Yacht Club of which Mr.
and Mrs. Newton are members.
Homibrook in San Francisco
Hon. W. H. Homibrook and family
were due to arrive in San Francisco
today on their way to Bangkok, Si-
am, to make their borne for a few
years. They will sail on the Korea
Saturday noon.
Dcah of Mrs. Mary Ohrt
Mrs. Mary Ohrt died yesterday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Min
nie Mathews, at the age of 65 years. I
She had been an invalid for m.in
years, she leaves two sons, Oew.
Moss, of this county,, and Ed. Moss (
of Spokane, and two daughters. Mr; !
Minnie Mathews, of near Junction.!
and Mrs. Delia Kutsch, of Oakland.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at j
11 o'clock, at the home of Geo. Moss
five miles southeast of Tangent. I
I
I
TONIGHT
ONLY
Catherine
Countiss
in the
IDLER
and
Charles Chaplin
in a
Gentleman of
Nerve
at the
ROLFE
10c
Have Typhoid
Beatrice and Dorothy Holbrook. of I
near Brownsville. Inrmerlv nf ihi '
'city, are reported ill with typhoid fr-j
Wood worth's Poison Oak
Remedy
For the relief and cure of Poison Oak, and
other skin diseases.
An application of Woodwork's Poison Oak Remedy
will positively prevent Poison Oak.
Guaranteed to cure or money refunded
Woodworth Drug Co.
TONIGHT ONLY
at the
Albany Opera
House
"The
Christian"
.
Adapted from
Hall Caine's famous nov
el In
8 Filmed Acts
Featuring Earl Williams
and Edith Storey. Stu
pendous in quality of
human interest A Love
Story so full of human
interest it will hold you
from beginning to end.
ADMISSION
15c to 25c
Performance starts at 8 p..m.
and Sharp, of this city, and Rev, Geo
i. rratt, ot Newport; Kev. Noehlrr
of Brownsville, were among those go
ilia til Sail-Ill liktl.tv In MflfHld l)t ru
ul.ir meeting of the l'reshytery of the
illaincle. Kev. Pratt wasacvompa
nied by his son Paul.
Never Too Oold s Larn
F. C. Koberts returned this noon
from lorvallis. where he said he had
been learning something. His son
Rav. Mho h5s nnv hern in ill Wis
cousin college nvrr a month is it-ell
pleased with his wor, and likes t lie
iiem. .
' Fletcher in Town
: F. J. Fletcher is down from his Fos
! ter farm, coming horse back, on
i short business trip. He will return
I tomorrow.
: The Christian
I In the photo play of Hall Caine'
"The Christian." by the Vitagrap
I l.icMcr Co., which will be seen one
I ninht, April 13 at the Opera House,
presented by Ih eAII Star Feature
, Distributers Inc., the character of Fa
! ther t.anipugh is a note of uiiiKiial in
tcrcst and spiritual courage. The
charades is played by Charles Ken
i and has been one of the most appeal
I ing features of this wonderfully acted
: film. Mr. Charles Kent has been a
: actor of celebrity for many years an
his performance in this character i
; regarded as one of the finest perform
rinces he has ever given.
Gone to Michigan
Harry and Rose Meinert left ye:
tcrday for Sidney. Michigan.
Another Gone East
Alvin I-abner. of Lebanon, left yes-
icruay on a trip to t. faul, .Mum
i He will be gone some time visiting
in Middle Western States.
aaiem women nere
.Mrs. I. A. Turk and .Mrs. II
i Clcmmcnts, of Salem, are in the city
attending the scries of lectures by
j Mr. Gachclcin this week.
Funeral at Stayton
Hub Bryant went to Stayton thi
morning to attend the funeral of hi
: :ser, Mrs. S. M. Murphy, who died in
a Portland hospital Sunday morning
from the eifeel of an operation, a
the age of 63 years. P. V. Goodwin,
! of Mcdford, a son al-o went to Stay.
f ton this morning. Deceased leaves
seven children and her husband to
; mourn her dealh. Her first husband
, died about 18 years ago.
Pool Tournament Tonight
Rexford and Case and Jenkens and
Wcider are matched tonight in the
locke: billiard tournament at Rob.
j bins' billiard parlors.
Eirick Man H
Mr. Aubrey, the service man of the
Huick Motor Car Co.. with head.
quarters in Portland, is in the city
today inspecting the Buicks of thi
Lcighborhood. Mr. Aubrey continu
ally travels over the state of Oregon.
and wherever he finds trouble with
the cars of his company he gives his
services free to correcting the diffi
eulties. This is the second year that
the Buick people have maintained this
department, and find it of great value
to the owners of cars.
Bought a New Buick
D. B. Hill, of Mill City, has just
purchased a new two ton Buick auto
truck an( is having a body built in
Portland to be uesd for both pascn
ger and freight business. The stage
will operate between Salem and Mill
After Madame Von Roosondael's first embroidery lesson, we are more
than ever convinced that her teaching is an advantage of which every lady should
avail herself.
Pupils will be allowod to enroll at the Wednesday class for the remainder
of the course.
Needle work materials of all kinds at
THE ALbAtiY ART QKATT
Safety First
Groceries arc the largest item on
the family expense sccount. We
want to tell you in this ad. that
this store gives you the largest
possible return for your money.
We invite you to trade here.
Seldom indeed will you have cause
for complaint. When you do you
will find us not only ready but an
xious to right all wrongs.
Ideal Grocery
Both Phones 58
212 West First Street
TWO FREE TICKETS to the San
Francisco Fair
Any Man, Woman, Boy, or Girl can get one FREE
City. Other recent purchasers of Bu
ick pleasure cars are Ed. Anderson
and Judge Hewitt.
Will Inspect Watches
F, M. French left on the Oak Ridge
train this noon on an inspection trip
of the S. P. company employee's
watches. Mr. French is the official
time inspector for the company in
this division. He will return this
evening.
Linn County Gets Medal
The county court is in receipt of a
medal from the management of the
Manufacturers and Land Products
show, which was held in Portland
last fall. Linn county was represent
ed in the exhibit of the Willamette
Valley Fxpositiou Asssociatioti, ami
this beautiful medal was for her part
of the display. Il is beautifully mold
ed and engraved with the name of
"Linn County" on the reverse side
"The Idlers" i Good Show
One of the best things ever seen
here on the moving picture screen
was presented at the Rolfe Theatre
last night in I he Idlers, a society
drama of Fnglish life and life in the
American frontier. A large crowd
turned out to witness the perform
ance of such, sterling actors as Cath
erine Couiitins, Charles Richmaii,
Stuart Holmes and Claire Whitney
tvery iiiemher ol the cast is a star
and combine to make a very notable
production. The Rolfe management
is to he complimented on
securing I lie 1 Maries l-rohm.in
Box Office Attractions for Albany
which show on the screen some of
America's leading actors of the every
day stage. The Charles Chaplin reel,
'Gentlemen of Nerve." was the usual
Chaplin scream. Bo:h will be repeat
ed tonight.
Will Present Amateur Play
Harlan Talbert. of this city, who
for several years has been doing pro
fessional dramatic work, is making ar
rangements for the presentation of a
drama with local talent. He has sr-
tircil his entire cast with one ex
ception, and is now looking for an
other lidy member of the cast.
Brownsville Barber Here-
Minor Jackson, of Brownsville, has
been in the city today for the first
time in several years. While here he
was around seeing some of his old-
time friends, of the days when he ran
a barber shop in Albany thirty years
ago. There has been so many chang
es about the city that it keeps him
rusy noting the improvements Mr.
Jackson is now 70 years of age: hu'
declares his muscles are as steady as
when a young man, and that he can
strop a raior just as well.
Rhododendrons Now
Passengers coming from the Bay
today brought some fine bouquets o'
rhododendrons, a very popular flower
that has an ocean ozone look2to it that
s always refreshing. It is worth a
trip to the Bay to associate with a
field of rhododendrons for a few days
More Frost Predicted
Heary frost in exposed places is
redkrted tonight by the weather fore
caster. The temperature for the past
24 hours preceding 8 o'clock was 66 to
41 degrees. The rainfall yesterday
was .10 feet. The river remains at 3.5
feet above low water.
springs he It turning out valves and
other parts of ears, and Is making a
specially ol sledges, wedges and oili
er farm tools.
MAKES KOTO SPRINGS
IN ALBANY SHOP
An industry that has been growing
up here under the very eyes of the
people of Albany is an automobile
pring factory. Few people realize
that nearly every auto spring that has
been replaced here for the past two
or three years was made here at
omc. Frank C. Snyder has been
timing out his products at his black
mitli shop on Fast Second street and
saying very little about it. While his
msiness has not reached any great
proportions yet he makes a great
many springs in the course of a year.
nd ships many to out of town points.
Mr Snyder has made all of the ma
chinery that he uses in his process.
including a large automatic sledge
ammer. In fact, he has made nearly
every tool in his shop. Resides auto
JIT THE COURT HOUSE
ther Announcements FRED DAWSON
j Warranty Deeds.
marlcs it. litmimngs and wife to
W. M. Woolsey and wife, ''April 6.
1915. Lauds in Sec. 20,. Tp. 12, S. R.
I east, $4,900.
R. A. McCully and wife to Lena
Holgnte, Jan. 30, 1915. Lands in blk.
30 in Town of Halscy, 110.
Virgil E. Looney to Susie Looney,
April I, 1915. Lands in Tp. II, S. R.
4 west, $10.
George A. Burt and wife to J. S.
N'icewood and wife, Feb. 25, 1914.
Lands in claim 41, Tp. 14, S. R. 4
west, 105 seres, $10.
R. T. B. -Lenbe and wife to J. S.
Lamar, Mch. 17, 1915. Lands in blk.
15, in Town of Peoria, $1.
Richard Dkkover, o( Crabtree, for
merly of this city, is in town on a
visit with Clarence Wiles,
TO GET FREE
TICKET TO EXPOSITION
BIDS WAN'TF.D Por moving dirt
in Riverside Cemetery. Call on II,
Unrulier, in Fortmiller Furn Co,
alMStf
Musical Recital at the Academy.
The annual musical recital by the
pupils of the Acadrmy will be held
Tuesday, April 13, at H o'clock p. in.
Ill the Academy hall. All are cordial
ly invited to attend. al2-l3
The rules of the "Free Ticket to
San Francisco Fxpositiou Contest" at
the Rexall Store will be as follows:
This is not a contest for the most
popular man or woman. It is the
person who workers the best and se
cures the most votes, no matter whe
ther married or single, old or young
How the voles are secured.'
For every five cents spent at our
store a vote is given with which you
may vote for anyone you please H
you need a ten cent tablet it entitles
you to two voles or you may need
some soap, tooth brush, candy, paint,
wal! paper, or toilet articles. Any
thing you buy means votes, tine vole
for every five cents paid in our store.
Voles will be counted twice a week
and the results published In the news
papers as well as shown in our win
dow. On June' 30, at 8 p. til. the final
count will lake place and ll.e person
having the most votes will be declar
ed winner and will be given a round
trip ticket to San Francisco an, re
turn, absolutely free.
FRFU DAWSON".
W. Pay the Highest Price for
Mohair and Wool
M. SENDERS ft CO.
If The fi
WjH Fashion fcS
i s,,wp il
WANTKI) Young lady over IH yrs
of age for part in local talent dra
matic play, liood direction and
beautiful play. Call Mack 37 J.
13-16
LOST On the Pacific Highway be
tween Salem and Jefierson, spare
tire from rear of automobile. Find
er please notify Ashael Hush. Sa
lem. Oregon. al.'
MO.VKY TO I.OAN-In.uire al
lO-'S K Oth St. al.lti
FOR SAM. House and lot close in.
al a sacrifice Parlies leaving town,
must sell See Will Haiti. ali(
FOR RFXT Two or more acres in
.Norih Albany. A man with a team
coul-l exch.unte work for part rent.
Home phone Black KM. Frank !,
'ev nlllfl
Sale on Luilics
Waists
We have just received shipment
ot lovely new blouses for spring
snd summer. They sre of the
daintiest washable materials. To
move them quickly they have been
marked at under selling prices.
Dainty whits voiles and crepes in
low necks snd short sleeves and
the new collars to be worn high or
low.
FOR THIS SALE
$1.75 Wslsts $1.00
FOR THIS SALE ....
$2.50 Waists $1.30
FOR THIS SALE
$1.00 Wsisu $2.50
Millinery .
We Don't Expect All of
Everybody's Business
but ws expect yours if you want to save 'money.
Buying direct from the first hands b enormous quantities for S3
busy stores means a saving to you Mr. Man of from 25 to 3J per
cent Just the same goods most good stores handle but for less.
THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT. '
Always something new and always for less.
Ladies' Sleeveless vests 5c
Ladies sleeveless vests. 3 for 25c
Ladies' extra sire vests 10c
Ladies' Unions 25c, 49c
Misses' Unions . 25c
Velvet Ribbon .... 10c, l2',c, 15c.
Wssh goods .. tc, 8 l-3c, 10c
Crinkle Seersucker 15c
Hope Muslin ty,e
Dundee Percales ... . 6!4c
Best calico 5c
Apron Gingham 5c, 6,e
kugs 98c, $1.49, and $1.98
Bleached Muslin 5c
L L House lining 5c
Men's underwear . .
Men's Unions
Ken's woik cox .
Men's tan work sox, .
Red snd blue hdkfs.
Psris garters
25c
... 49c
.. Sc
3 for 25c
5c
18c
Boston (.alters 18c
. Half sleeves 15c. 25c
Engineers' caps 18c
Mule gloves ......... 19c
Canvas gloves 5c
Sarance buck gloves 98c
Suit cases. 98c, $t.49. $1.98. $2.98
Trunks. $2.49. $2.98, $3.98
Steamer Trunks $4.98
The Golden Rule
Are You Going to
Move This Spring?
Be sure that the building to which
equipped for Electric Light.
you will move is
Electrically-lighted flats or residences are mors desirabij
in every way. Landlords, appreciating its advantages
from dollars snd cents standpoint, are installing Elec
tric Light even in old buildings every day; the coat is
very little.
You will enjoy your new home If It is electrically light
ed. Electric light is more than brilliant, healthful and
convenient; it ia the most economical Uluminant. The
rates have been constantly reduced until today they are
the lowest that they have ever been easily within the
reach of the humblest income.
Oregon Power Co.
Telephones 15 306 West Second St.