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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1915)
PACK FOUR ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. APRIL Jl, Ull Matting Suit Cases, 95c Each An extra good buy in a 24-inch Suit Case, me al corners and brass fittings. You can't afford to overlook this Suit Case opportunity. Striped Messaline Silk, 59c yard 24-inc, fancy stripes, for waists and dresses. A special purchase enables us to offer this bijj value. Agent! for Standard Pattern FLOOD'S STORE XI. McAlpin left this afternoon on a trip to Salem. Albany Opera House Sunday, April 25 William Rock and Maude Fulton in the Favorite and Tune ful Musical Comedy Hit The Candy Shop Excellent Cast Stunning Chorus $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c Seat sale Woodworth Drug Company Over a Million and a Half Hlk Gallons of iw The Standard Oil for Motor Cart J. ftjk. were used last year in lubricating '&'yt: motor cars and motor boats. 'stjT$$ffii tfj X. ZEROLENE has won this popu- jBXn jPl' ' larity on 't8 mer't, perfect fr?XPSW J?gIri . PORTLAND " SAN FRANCISCO Agents for Kabo Corsets City News I Sriuth-Boyles Nuptials The wedding of Miss Mary Smith ind Mr. Earl Boylcs was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Smith, 820 West Fourth : St., at one o'clock this afternoon. Rev. U. H. Leech, of the Methodist church, performed the ceremony in the pres-. ;ence of a Ctuy friends and relatives of : the corjtracting couple. After the wedding a delicious lunch was serv- ( ed. This afternoon Mr. and Mrs. ' Boyies will leave for Omaha, Ne braska, and will be gone about two : weeks. I Shakespeare Club Thursday The regular bi-weekly meeting of the Shakespeare club will be held to morrow afternoon. - Members are requested to take their books and meet at the home of Mrs. J. D. Som mers, at 2i3 Ferry street at 2 o'clock. From there they will go in the Sotn mers auto truck to the home of Mrs. J. L. Bray, in Xorth Albany, for the regular meeting. New A. O. U W. The Grand Lodge A. O. U. V. in session at Portland, elected the fol lowing officers: Past grand master workman. George T. Baldwin, Kla math Falls: grand master worVman. I ! ! H. D'Arvy, Salem; grand foreman, jC K. Uaird, Raker; grand overseer, j P. P. Olds. Lafayette: grand recorder, I J. M. Uixou, Portland: grand treas urer. R. L. Durham, Portland: grand ! medical examiner, Dr. 1). Walker, j Portland. J Came Up to Wedding I Mrs. Iloyle, of Portland, arrived this noon to attend the wedding of her son and Miss Mary Smith, which took place this afternoon. While here she is the guest of Mr. Smith and family. ' Fishing With Banjo A man left this morning for up the Corvattis and Eastern, said to he bound for Detroit, or perhaps Hoov er, on a fishing trip. He carried 4 fish pole and banjo. Just what he was going to do with the fish pol? was not known, but an ingenuous Al bany barber figured out that he was going to sit on the bank of the river up there, play the banjo and await results. Now a banjo has a jerky kind of tune, and it was thought the fish erman could thus jerk the fish out without the trouble of taking a shin gle and slapping grasshoppers down. , or a hoe and hoeing angle worms for ! the business. Left on E. O. Trip T. A. Farmer left this noon on jtiip to Eastern Oregon. He was go ing to i onianu. tnrnce up tne ncauil ful Columbia to The Dalles, from there to Pendleton. Walla Walla and other places, prospecting. Mr. Far nier owns Albany property and also a farm, but his eyes are on Eastern Oregon. Cape. K. of Lebanon Captain Kuhn. of Lebanon, moving picture magnate there, was in town today, coming down with a friend in an auto. Mr. Kuhn is a son-in-law of T. P. Hackleman. He got his title from being with the S. A. several years begore going into the moving picture business. Missionary to India Miss Emma Dean Anderson, who has bceu- a missionary to India for the past 34 years, and her sister. Mrs. Montgomery, left this morning for Portland, after spending several days here. She is touring the coast in the interest of missionary work in the United Presbyterian church. While' here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hamilton. Back frm Crook County E. H. Kelly went to Thomas this morning where he expects to work for a few months. He is on his way down from Prineville. Mr. Kelly says thai the stock in Crook county are affected with hydrophobia and over 200 head of cattle have died of that disease during the winter. He ports having seen many dead coyotes on the prairies as he rode around herding cattle. Gone East With Body Mrs. G. M. Pardey left last evening for St. Joe. Missouri, with the remains of her husband's father, G. A. Pardey, who died here yesterday morning. Dr. Perdey will return to Mistotir ! as soon at business affairs will permit hmi to leave here. Will Visit in lows C. R Gerig left yesterday for Olds, Iowa, where lie will visit for a few weeks. Making a Big Whistle Pill Woods, the clever trap drum mer and musician at the Kolt'e Thea tre, has manufactured a large wood en whistle, larger than any speaker in any pipe organ in the city, and will soon have it installed among the many other contrivances for making funny noises with the movies. The whistle will represent large steam ship's blasts. Short Story Hour At the Public Library Friday, at .1:45 p. m. -there will be an hour with the birds. Mrs. C. V. Littler will en tertain the children with her study ol birds and bird life. She will dwell especially upon the Oregon birds. Globe Today and Thursday Broadway Star Feature "Underneath The Paint" in 3 acts featuring Miss Helen Gardner Other Good Reels COMING Friday and Saturday VAUDEVILLE Hall & Fleming Singing and Dancing Showing a number of latest Society Dances 10c We P.t the Highest Price for Mohair and Wool M. SENDERS ft CO. VIOLIN RECITAL Charles South assisted Annetta Stoddard Pianoist at Christian Church THURSDAY APRIL 23 Admission 50 cents 8:15 o'clock Vot es Mr. J. C. Irvine will a. list in show ing beautiful colored pictures of birds with the halopticon. All children are invited. Place, auditorium of Public library. Returned from Bridal Trip Mr. and Mrs. Will Tnhl returned this noon from their lindul trip to Newport, where they enjoyed several days. " Bought Corvallis Store K .J. Moses, of Staytou, lias bought the store of Moses & Trak. of Cor vallis, which lie will run, and also run his Stayton store. AT THECOURT HOUSE Warranty Deeds. Adlaide V. Ruiler to J. II. Ilikmait, April 10, 05. Lands in Ruiters Add to City of Albany, $10. Win V. Coulter el al to J. A. Colli, trr. Sr., July 6, 1014. l auds in claim j 46. Tp. IJ. S R. I east. $10. Clarence W. Marirls to Peter Sor- j enson and wife, April IJ. 1015. Land in See. Jo. Tp. 9. S. R. 2 east. $10. j S. F. Reynolds and wife In tviiniH'l , Schram, April 10. 1015. Lauds in claim ! 45. Tp IJ. S R. 2 west. $10. W. B. Thompson and wifr to R. W ' Van Fleet, and wife. April 17, 1915. I amis in block I in tow n of Swecl Home, $JJ5. Lewis Montgomery and wife to C. A. Mann. Sep. 26. 1014. Lauds in Sec. Jr.. Tp 9. S. R. J east. $1. Benjamin A. Gooch and wife to A. T. Shanks and -vife. March JO. 1915 Inds in Sec. Jl. Tp. 9. S. R. 1 west, $M. Quit Claim Deeds, i Lewis Montgomery and wife to C A. Mann. Jan. to. 1015 Lands in Sec. 20. Tp. 10. S. R. 2 east, $10. Lydia McF.rl.me to A. M. Hammer. I Feb. 4. 1015. Lands in block 32. in , city of Albany. $10. i Guardian's Deed Lydia McFrl.-nr. g-iardian. to A. M. Hammer. Feb 4, 105. .amIs in hlk. 32. in city of Albany. $3,000. Rev. Arthur Lane was a passenger to Portland this morning Will Wolfe went to Portland on the morning electric. . "Cockey" O'Hare. the popular sales man, formerly with the Rohhin's Cigar Store, left for Portland litis morning, where he expects lo he em ptoyeiL At the Theatres. The Globe tonight an, tomorrow offers "Underneath the Paint," with Helen Gardner, as the headliner. This is the siory of a poor and Strug. gling actress who is separated from her fiance from his rich father. The boy leaves home and the father dies of remorse. The actress becomes a ! star, and the story of how she anil' HERE Emmy -Lou Pumps In By Express This Morning Women's and Misses' white canvas Emmy Lou Pumps with white rubber outsoles and leather insoles. Small ALL SIZES Women's SIZES $i-75 Vote It's the votes that count. Don't fail to them for your friends; it means a FRE TRIP TO FRISCO ! the lover are reunited in a thrilling climax makes n good three reel ilia nia. "The Deputy's Duty" and "The Guardian's Dilrmii" lire two oilier good plays. Next Friday and Satur day the Globe will present Miss I'ri cella Fleming and Willatd Hall, Iwo prominent young society people of Salem, in fancy Spanish and modern dances and songs Hall has been on .1 vaudeville circuit, and the pair are preparing to go out, as a team. At the Kolfe to. lay are "In the Twilight." a Iwo reel dtatua featuring Vivian Rich, "The Deputy's Chance that Won," a comedy, "Who Goi Slung" and "The Fatal lll.u k lle.ni." The hill includes five reels of lift class motion picture drama. GOOD J ROADS 0 -S DAY S MAY 22 s SB f ,?i v.) p en ( (i) i? ii s ( ROLFE Today and Thursday VIVIAN RICH and an all star cast, in a beautiful 2 act drama In The Twilight" "The Deputy's Chance That Won" A ana act Drama "The Fatal Black Bean" A Comedy Dram Who Got Stung? Comedy Orchestra 10 cts. COMING FRIDAY The Criminal Code Box office attraction Special convocation of Hayloy Chapter No. 8. R. A. M. this Wednesday evening al M o'clock. ! Work in M. E. degree. 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For nartlculars cail 1'lack ,172 M I" FOR It EXT A 4-ro unc i ap ir.neu impure ol inug'a;, nn ion M. a2l West End Market Is open again by J. J. Jugglewich Old and mmm customers wrs-leom More Nov HATS Received We have just received large shipment of the very latest in pattern hats, untrimmtd frames and trimmings. These hats ars designed es pecially (or wear with tht new summer costumers snd include all of the most up to data shapes In hemp, Leghorn, Turban, Mi lan, Milan-hemp, snd the lovely transparent frames. You will find your hat her in the splendid assortment, and at 1-4 OFF TIIK USUAL PRICES GIRLS! $1.95 It? The M Fashion Mi ill 'shp is Votes cast The Rexall Store FRED DAWSON
